Cool Springs High School Chapel and Sports Outlook
The Cool Springs High School program committee outlines chapel plans for the year with Miss Morrisette, Miss Barnes, and Miss Jenkins highlighting School Spirit and Fire Prevention. An upcoming assembly schedule lists topics from Clean Up Week to Carols, with athletic prospects noted as strong and local town support praised for boosting school teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisette
Parley
Miss Goggans
Mr. Crowder
Miss Jenkins
Miss Perrin
Miss Baker
Gaffney
South Carolina
One Prescription Made Family Doctor Famous
Dr Caldwell created a widely praised remedy in 1888 for constipation symptoms like coated tongue bad breath headaches gas and biliousness. Demand grew quickly and the syrup pepsin formulation was mass produced for ready use, making his name known globally and ensuring its availability at drugstores.
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Caldwell
Junior Music Club Meets in Forest City
The Junior Music Club held its first meeting on October 8 with officers Dorothy Greene president John Blanton vice president and John Washburn secretary and treasurer. A district meeting is set for October 11 in Waynesville with Forest City representing and presenting numbers. Light refreshments will be served and the club meets the second Wednesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Greene
John Blanton
John Washburn
Doris Ledbetter
Waynesville
N. C
Forest City
Golden Arrow Debating Club forms at Cool Springs High
The first meeting was Sept 17 with about forty three members and new officers elected. Grace R. Jones is President Dorothy Greene Vice President Lewis Doggett Secretary Treasurer Louise Minish Reporter Winnie Gilliam Martha Moores Howard King Sponsor Miss Farnham. Meetings moved to Wednesdays. The program focused on Spirit of Club Work and Lindbergh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace R. Jones
Dorothy Greene
Lewis Doggett
Louise Minish
Winnie Gilliam
Martha Moores
Howard King
Miss Farnham
Lindbergh
Liam Butler
Philip Chambers
Thelma Gordon
Eva Hollifield
Ina Harrill
William Horn
Marguerite Harrill
Mary S. Holland
Hazel Horn
Hazel Harrill
Ruth Keeter
Mary Logan King
Ruth Lewis
Harry Lattimore
Elizabeth Long
Ray Lynch
Ruby Marks
Dorothy Moore
Elizabeth Moore
Howard Magness
Pauline Matheny
Margaret McKinney
Howard Neighbors
Mary
Roberts Reinhardt
Ruth Towery
Harold Trantham
Evelyn Thompson
iGuy Vess
Lewis Weir
Ethel Washburn
Yardley Ware
James Watkin
Mary Alice Hamrick
Louie Cole
Spurgeon Carpenter
William Sanders
Frances Stalnaker
Forest City High School Football Booster Call
A local booster note praises Forest City school football and calls for support. It lists players including Captain Matheny and a large squad, cites an upcoming schedule with Hendersonville Marion Christ School Kings Mountain Lincolnton Hickory, and recalls a 25 to 0 win over Cherryville with touchdowns by Ford R Whitlock Dalton and V Whitlock and an extra point by P Hamrick.
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Matheny
Forest City
Hendersonville
Marion
Christ School
Kings Mountain
Lincolnton
Hickory
Golden ‘Vornado
Cherryville
Ford
R. Whitlock
Dalton
V. Whitlock
P. Hamrick
Glee Clubs Reorganized at Cool Springs High School
The Cool Springs High School Glee Clubs have been reorganized under Mrs A M Glickman with 49 girls and 82 boys, the largest membership yet. A mixed chorus, quartets, and trios will form, singing five part harmony this year. Last year they placed first at Gastonia and second at Greensboro. this year they aim for top honors and will contest again. Coach Seitz reports 85 football hopefuls, including seven lettermen, began practice September 1, with additions from other schools.
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Cool Springs High School
A. M. Glickman
Seitz
Forest City Grammar School enrolls 736 students on opening day
Forest City Grammar School began a new year on September 1 with 736 pupils enrolled, rising to 759 in September. Attendance averaged 710 daily for 95 percent. Grade distribution included 188 first grade, 181 second, 104 third, 107 fourth and fifth combined, 88 sixth, and 79 seventh with only four tardies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City Grammar School
Alexander School Opens With Record Enrollment for 1930 31
Alexander Elementary School opened for the 1930 31 year with 224 pupils enrolled and an average attendance of 219 in the first month. A Parent Teachers Association was organized, with officers elected: President Mrs George Allen Vice President Mrs L R Champion Secretary Treasurer Mrs L M Summey. New teachers Miss Stewart Miss Walker and Miss Harris joined staff and engaged with churches and clubs. The Woman's Club sponsored a Road to Health booth at Rutherford County Fair and beautification of grounds received praise, with maintenance by a rotating grade each week. Mr Rector Robbins of Harris Community sang for students at chapel.
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Nola Patrick
Jay Hicks
L. D. Allen
Alexander Woman’s Club
Rutherford County Fair
Pitas
Miss Stewart
Miss Walker
Harris
Woman's Club
Rector Robbins
Robbins
Local Church Meeting Brings Teachers Together
A fragmented report notes teachers gathering at a church for meetings. Mentions A. L. Hamrick as a helpful figure, plus references to hardware and wagon parts, with varied comments on drills and outside assistance for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Hamrick
Jers Hardware
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shelby
Four Corners of the Earth
Golden Arrow Debating Club
Cherryvi
C. S. H. S. Football News
Alexander School
H. L
Ex Ghemical Co
Phillis
Spartanburg County Fair
Rubin & Cherry
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