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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1929

Page

8

Smith's Grove elects new pastor Rev Martin Gold

In Smith's Grove R F D 8 a new pastor was elected Sunday, Rev Martin Gold from Cleveland. A large crowd attended the corn husking Friday night at Mr and Mrs J C Fortenberry home, where Fortenberry gathered two hundred forty bushels of corn. Several local residents visited friends and relatives Sunday including Lorena Bridges Wilma Butler Miss Vonnie Grose Pearl Crowder Gertrude Pinkie Fortenberry Roy Hardin and the Craig family. Additional social visits connected Mr and Mrs Gulmer Yelton Mr and Mrs C M Yelton Mr and Mrs W P Crowder and children Mr and Mrs McMurry and Lawndale residents.

Forest City R-8 Smith’s Grove Martin Gold Cleveland J. C. Fortenberry Pearl Crowder Gertrude Pinkie Fortenberry Roy Hardin W. B. Craig Union Mills Gulmer Yelton C. M. Yelton W. P. Crowder Mrs. McMurry C. K. McMurry Lawndale Vance Street Paul Crowder

Popular Young Couple Weds in Boiling Springs

Miss Louise Humphries of Forest City and Mr. Vance Street of Rutherford County wed at the home of Rev. W. C. Lynch in Boiling Springs. The bride, in blue transparent velvet, is the daughter of Alonzo and wife. The groom, son of the late Calvin Street, is with Alexander Manufacturing in Forest City.

Boiling Springs Louise Humphries Vance Street Forest City W. C. Lynch Rev. Lynch Alonzo Humphries Asheville Rutherford County Calvin Street Union Mills Rutherford College Alexander Manufacturing Company

Tribute to Hon Plato Gettys from Lattimore R-1

A tribute to Plato Gettys son of Alexander and Elizabeth Gettys born into a large family with Confederate veterans among his brothers. The piece notes his service as a teacher deputy sheriff tax collector revenue official and one term in the state legislature plus his roles in farming stock raising and beekeeping. It recalls family ties to Gettysburg and local settlers and describes his character as industrious serious and methodical.

Mary Steven Price Plato Amanda Thomas Strand Biddie James C. Elliot Sarah Calvin Harrill Juli James M. Young Forest City Plato Gettys Claude Jefferson Gettys Zeno Plato G. Elliott Gettys Gettysburg Penn Ridge William Gettys John William Carson McFarlands Little Brittan Church Abernathy Catawba County Martin Gettys Decatver Texas J. M.young Cleo Young Africa Cleveland Jon

Aged 13 Iver Arrowood Dies After Four Day Illness

Iver Arrowood thirteen of Forest City died Friday afternoon after a four day illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at Pleasant Grove church with Rev. H. C. Kiser in charge. Interment in Pleasant Grove cemetery. Survived by father B J Arrowood, stepmother Mrs Arrowood, twin sister Tia, half sister Bonnie Mae and four brothers Henry Willard Eugene and Ben Gordon.

Iver Arrowood B. J. Arrowood Forest City Pleasant Grove Church H. C. Kiser Pleasant Grove Cemetery Mrs. Arrowood Tia Bonnie Mae Henry Willard Eugene Ben Gordon

Card of Thanks from Arrowood family for sympathy

Mr and Mrs B J Arrowood express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their daughter Iver. Watch the Label on y

Iver

Whitaker Heads American Legion Elects Officers

Rutherfordton Oct. 14 The Fred Williams Post No 75 American Legion met and elected D C Whitaker Cliffside as commander W C Barnes Rutherfordton as first vice commander C B Edwards Cliffside as second vice commander Philip Norris Rutherfordton adjutant F S Hall Avondale chaplain S P Dunagan Rutherfordton service officer R E Price historian S L Powers bugler D S Wilkins sergeant at arms The new year begins Oct 20 1929 A banquet planned for Nov 11 with Auxiliary invited Dues set at 3 per member Meetings to be monthly and brief Resolutions urge placing the captured gun on Rutherfordton courthouse lawn or alternatives if declined A seed association forms in Eureka Monroe county starting with Abruzzi rye

Rutherfordton Fred Williams American Legion D. C. Whitaker Cliffside W. C. Barnes C. B. Edwards Cliff- Side Phillip Norris F. S. Hall Avondale P. Dunagan War Department Court House

Cliffside man reels off yo-hoes in a record feat

Donald Tate of Cliffside yo-hoed 2110 times on a Sunday afternoon after a second attempt, breaking his first 1596 stretch when the string snapped. He fixed a new string and completed 2110 consecutive yo-hoes without stopping, earning the yo-ho champion claim.

Donald Tate Cliffside Donald

Duke Frats Pledge Rutherford County Boys

Durham October 14 close of the Greek letter fraternity rushing season at Duke University reports 175 freshmen wearing pledge buttons. Eighteen fraternities have their new men in the fold after three weeks of activity, though initiation awaits satisfactory first semester work. Pledges hail from North Carolina and other states, including McKeithan of Bostic Sigma Phi Epsilon and Harold McRorie of Rutherfordton Phi Delta Theta.

Durham Duke University Duke Trail North Carolina McKeithan Bostic Sigma Phil, Epsilon Harold McRorie Rutherfordton Phi Delta Theta

Card of Thanks for Aid After Illness and Death

We thank friends and relatives for acts of kindness sympathy and flowers during the illness and death of our dear husband and father May God bless each one Mrs Amanda Gettys and children

Amanda Gettys

4H Exhibitor Sells Poland China Pigs for 256.93

Wayne Ferguson of Jackson County sold bred Poland China pigs for 256 dollars and 93 cents. The pigs gained about 2 dollars per bushel of corn as they were fattened.

Wayne Ferguson Jackson County

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