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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1931

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State Welfare Conference Meets in Rutherfordton

The annual State Welfare Conference for the em district, comprising nineteen counties, convenes in Rutherfordton on Friday October 22. District meetings spread across Wilmington Goldsboro Edenton and Rutherfordton with a Western session in Rutherfordton chaired by Mrs. Fannie W. Cantrell. Attendees include county superintendents welfare boards and education officials. An excerpted program outlines devotions, resource planning, Pellagra control, truancy and mental capacity topics, with luncheon speakers and regional officials.

Em District Welfare Association Rutherfordton State Welfare Wilmington Goldsboro Edenton Southwestern Gasia Fannie W. Cantrell Public Welfare Rutford County Clay Jackson Haywood Henderson Brn- Madison Yancey Mitchelley Burke Rutherfordand Polk Rutherford County Welfare Department

Taxpayers' Meeting Next Monday at Rutherfordton Court House

A Rutherford county taxpayers meeting is convened for next Monday morning at 10 30 in Rutherfordton Court House. All interested in the tax situation are urged to attend.

Rutherford County Court House Rutherfordton

Forest City Plans Big Cooperative Trade Event

Forest City prepares for a two day trade event on Friday and Saturday October 30 and 31. Kiwanis members spearhead a city wide plan with merchant participation and free tickets on 50 cent purchases for a chance at three gold prizes totaling 50 dollars. Details on prize awards are pending release as committees finalize arrangements.

Kiwanis Club Forest City

Commercial Typewriting Class at Cool Springs School

Forest City area residents may join a new typewriting and shorthand class at Cool Springs School. The course costs 1.50 per month, meets at 7:09 p.m. on weeknights, and accommodates only twenty students. High school graduates without typing or shorthand will be admitted. applications are taken in order. Contact J. W. Bakes at Cool Springs 86. Classes start Wednesday October 15.

Forest City J. W. Bakes Cool Springs

Funeral for Infant Buried at Providen

The infant child of Mr and Mrs L G Penson was laid to rest Wednesday at 1 pm with Rev Hill Kiser conducting the funeral. Mrs Charles Z Flack and Mrs John Dalton attended the annual state convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Charlotte. Western district officers met with Mrs Fannie W Cantrell Rutherford county public welfare chair presiding and Mrs R D Wall Newland NC secretary.

L. G. Penson Providen Hill Kiser Charles Z. Flack John Dalton The United Daughtef the Confederacy Charotte Child Welfare Department Raleigh N.G Western District Fannie W. Cantrell Rutherford County R. D. Wall Newland N. C

Union Mills Hosts Rutherford County Club Meeting

The October Rutherford County Club session meets Friday at one at Union Mills in Alexander Schools Inc. The school children under Prof. W. E. Sweatt perform a program and lunch is served. The event aims to showcase Alexander schools’ work and educate members on their efforts. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Ben Towery at Golden Valley Methodist church.

Alexander Ben Towery Schools, Inc Rutherford County Club Union Mills Alexander Schools, Inc W. E. Sweatt Alexander Schools

Fellowship Day at Pleasant Grove Church

Pleasant Grove church hosts Fellowship Day next Sunday October 18 with special speakers and music all day. Morning and afternoon sessions include dinner on the grounds. Attendees are urged to come, bring a basket, and join the community gathering.

Pleasant Grove Church

Brutality of Kangaroo Court in Rutherford Jail

Editor describes a jail court run by hardened inmates in Rutherford County. He alleges arrestees, often unable to post bond, are charged with jailbreaking or related offenses, fined, and beaten if unable to pay. He cites a recent case where a first-time offender suffered severe injuries in jail before a weak prosecution.

Courier Rutherford County Lall Recorder's Court North Carolina

Aged man found dead at Thermal City home

C. C. Koone, 77 known as Uncle Dock, was discovered dead Friday morning in his Thermal City residence after neighbors forced entry. He lived alone, had not been seen since Tuesday, and died of probable heart attack with doors locked. Funeral held Friday. survived by sister Mrs. R. V. Flack and several relatives.

Thermal City C. C. Koone Uncle Dock Montford Cove

Mt Pleasant School to Open Monday Morning

Mt Pleasant grammar school will reopen Monday morning after a closure to aid crop gathering. Announcement was made by Prof J W Eakes.

MT. Pleasant School Mt. Pleasant Grammar School J. W. Eakes

Resignation of Cliffside YMCA Leader B E Roach

The Courier chronicles the resignation of B E Roach secretary of Cliffside YMCA and Haynes Memorial Building custodian and longtime Cliffside News editor. Health concerns prompted retirement to Harris home, with hope he returns to serve the community after rest.

Courier B. E. Roach Haynes Memorial Cliffside News Cliffside Harris Roach Baptist Church Boy Scouts of America Publcity Cliffside Baptist Church Bréadus E. Roach Brother Roach

Sandy Run Baptists conclude 42nd annual session

The Sandy Run Baptist Association met October 7 and 8 at Alexander church for its 42nd session. Officers elected included moderator Rev. C C Matheny and treasurer J A Hunnicutt. Resolutions opposed 18th amendment modification, pool rooms, gambling. about 600 fed daily. 12 000 members across 51 churches in four counties. Next session at High School church near Henrietta.

Alexander Mill Sandy Run George Burnett Memphis Tenn Stewards Perry Morgan Raleigh Thurs Zeno Wall Shelby Luther Little Charlotte Alexander Church High Schoals Henrietta Sandy Run Association Rutherford Cleveland Polk Cherokee County S.C

Forest City installs new police chief F R Austin

F R Austin of Lenoir becomes Forest City chief of police replacing J H Randall. Former Salem lieutenant brings years of service and steady record, while church notes and resolutions praise outgoing chief and extend best wishes to the new leader for continued public service.

Forest City R. F.austin Lenoir Austin Salem City Pond J. H. Randall

Also Mentioned on This Page

State Welfare Conference Nothmal Hotel Nexitrati Rey Hoyle State Association of County Superintendents of Publc Welfare George Lawrence F. H. Coffey Lenoir Kent- Coffey Mfg. C Cora Lee Sikes Rutherndton School R. W. Henninger John Amilton State Board of Health N.C Clyde A. Br Omer Henry Waynesville Sessim Mn C. F. Gold W. T. Bost Stats Board Mir Albert Coates Chapel Hill Sme W. B. Waddell Lily E. Mitchell Taxpayers’ Meeting Golden Valley Lady Bostic Golden Valley Methodist Church Ben Towery Kingston West Green Towery Lettie Melton Joe Irrancis Smanley Joe Harrison Messrs Rufus Towery Mack Towery Oliver Melton Ck Melton Pleasant Grove Kangaroo Court R. C. C. Koone Louise Camp Mabel Scruggs Chesnee Clarence Broswell Spruce Pine Clifford Harris Cowpens, S. C Denis Gamble Amos Nanney John Lee Roberson Sunder Ridings Baptists OF F. Austin F. L. Smith Brother Road County Biblical Recorder Chas. McCurry B. E. Gold D. C. Whitaker
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