The Cliffside News Weekly Courier Connection
The Cliffside News is published weekly in connection with The City Courier, edited by E Roachan.
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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1930
Page
5
The Cliffside News is published weekly in connection with The City Courier, edited by E Roachan.
Sunday school drew sixteen visitors and new members with the Men's chorus singing two numbers. Rev J A Hunnicutt spoke at Sandy Run Sunday school convention. next meeting at Cliffside church on November 2 with Rev C Matheney. Evening lesson John 1 6 24 titled Satan waiting for man's answer. Delegates named for Spencer association at Spindale Wed Thursday. Church treasurer P C Hawkins reported finances. School of missions closed with eighty two W M A members. Deacons met Monday night. Special sermon planned for October 19 at 7 15 p m for Masons. Revival series begins October 26 led by the pastor. Young Ladies chorus sang. recently organized, still rehearsing.
Sunday school at 9 45 am Epworth League at 6 30 pm church service at 7 30 pm Prayer meeting report notes Rev Rhinehardt speech from John 16 1 and 15 year study of the disciples David’s love for God and building a house of worship Lectures on Epworth League work by Mr Adams youth attendance urged 7 15 pm Monday through Friday Parents of Epworth League members urged to attend Visitors welcome
Mary Frances Hawkins, two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Hawkins, died Friday at home and was buried Saturday afternoon after services at home conducted by Rev J A Hunnicutt.
Mrs. J. R. Packard is very ill at Rutherford hospital, causing sorrow among friends. Mrs. C. L. Self of Marion visited her Wednesday and accompanied her to the hospital. A large turnout from the community attended the Cleveland County fair last week. Some residents have been visiting the Kings Mountain battle ground over recent Sundays.
A series of brief items reports Just Kids undergoing appendicitis surgery and recovering, plus regional family visits and travels. Attending funerals in town were Mr. and Mrs. B. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Loran Davis of Greenville. Others visited relatives in Charlotte, Gastonia, Spartanburg, and Concord, with births noted and celebrations planned for Kings Mountain.
Forest City October 7 Rev D J Hunty filled his regular appointment at Adaville Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs B R Douth and Ray of Charlotte spent the weekend with Mrs Douths mother Mrs 4 C Moore. Mr and Mrs George Owens and son George Jr spent Sunday with Mr Owens mother Mrs D W CarMiss Mildred Moore visited Miss Mildred McDonald Sunday. Miss Virginia McBrayer in Rutherford hospital training visited home folks Sunday. Mr and Mrs Glenn Smanley of Spindale visited Mrs T L McBray Sunday.
The News and Observer argues that Hoover era spokesmen shift blame to Russia for cheap wheat and Egypt for cotton while claiming credit for avoided panics. The piece says voters will recall the illusions of prosperity and demand accountability when prosperity fades.
The Farmers Hardware Co advertises hunting licenses available at the store. It also sells grain drills wheel disc barrows Nis sen wagons and bodies plus baseball golf and fishing equipment. Subscribe to The Courier.
TheCourier offers Rutherford county readers two years for the price of one to clear arrears and attract new subscribers. Exhibit valid only for in county residents. offer ends November 15 with no extensions and regular $1 yearly rate resumes thereafter. Farmers Hardware Co advertises crockery ware.
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