For Sale Chattel Mortgages by Mail Offer
The Forest City Courier advertises sale of chattel mortgages by mail at 10 or more units, price one half cent each, inviting orders.
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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
10
The Forest City Courier advertises sale of chattel mortgages by mail at 10 or more units, price one half cent each, inviting orders.
On Wednesday last week Mrs. W. J. Hoy and her children set out for the fair. Their car veered off the road and slid into a side ditch about two feet deep. The front wheels were demolished but none of the occupants were injured.
The Cliffside News is published weekly with The Forest City Courier. News items subscriptions job and ad orders may be left with Editor B E Roach at his Cliffside office for prompt attention.
Mr E P Hill and Miss Ethel Foster were married October 11 in Spartanburg and then traveled to Newberry South Carolina for a few days. Hill works at Cliffside Mills Store and is described as a man of sterling qualities. Mrs Hill is the daughter of Mrs Walker of Cliffside street. After a short stay in Newberry they will return home to start married life.
A district meeting of the Improved Order of Red Men was held in the local hall last Saturday night October 14. The gathering drew many visitors from Shelby Boiling Springs and Lawndale. Members shared talks on topics of interest during a round table discussion. The Local Council Modock Tribe 30 welcomed all Red Men.
Miss Gladys Graham spent the week end in Lawndale while Laura Freeman rested at home in Logan. Cliftonside Mills installs a new slasher. Families and visitors including J W Mills in Wadesboro and Clyde Edwards guests from Rutherfordton are noted. Avondale attendees at the Baptist service, revival progress, and visits by Prof Hill and Moran highlight community life.
Families of W. H. and G. C. Haynes and B. P. Caldwell share news of Rev. J. C. Keever attending the Western North Carolina Conference in Monroe and hopes he stays next year. Social visits include Hawkins, Biggerstaff, and McDaniel families. Amos Nanney recovering from appendicitis with D. Nanney’s child improving from pneumonia. lyceum show Friendly Enemies praised. Baptist service 6:30 P M with School Auditorium program at 8:15 P M.
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