Hendersonville Bearcats Defeat Forest City 20 to 0
Hendersonville Bearcats nipped Forest City 20 to 0 as Rick Orr sprinted 65 yards for a score and Elliott added the extra points. Forest City managed seven first downs to Hendersonville's two, but the Cats rallied in the second half to secure the victory before a large Hendersonville crowd.
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Hendersonville Bearcats
Forest City High
Forester
Bearcats
Forest City
Hendersonville
Cats
Cantrell
Rick Orr
Dalton
Orr
Elliott
Wilkins
Aass
Edney
Greet
McCarson
Brady
Ford
Matheny
Ward
Carolina
Taylor
Wake Forest
Umvire
Jackson
Fain
Owen
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin A Reminder of Safe Bowel Aid
The product Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised as a trusted family doctor prescription for sluggish bowels. It remains unchanged from Dr Caldwell's long practice, uses herbs and pure ingredients, tastes pleasant, forms no habit, and is available at all drugstores.
Replacing Old Dairy Stock Good Business
Farmers are advised to replace old or poor cows with well bred heifers from top cows and a high producing dam. Calves need proper feeding. best calves saved may be stunted by poor feed. Detailed grain mixes and whey adjustments are given, plus feeding schedules and hay guidance for growing calves.
Registration Books Close Saturday
Registration books will close Saturday night. All Democratic voters who have not previously registered to vote in the primary or general election are urged to register so they may vote November 4. If you registered in the primary and have not removed from the precinct or township you need not register again. Please ensure family members register at once and vote.
Rutherford County Club to Meet Friday in Sander's Cafe
Rutherfordton October meeting of the Rutherford County Club will convene Friday at one o'clock in Sander's Cafe adjoining the Union Trust Co. Six speakers including A B Bushong and F E Paston will discuss the recent Coker farm tour at Hartsville S C and advise farming method recommendations for the county. The club invites all farmers to join and support the area's commercial social agricultural and moral welfare efforts.
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Rutherfordton
Rutherford County Club
Sander
Union Trust Co
Coker Farms
Hartsville
S. C
Rutherford County
A. B. Bushong
Ellenboro
D. H. Sutton
Cool Springs
R. M. Morris
Central High School
H. W. Bingham
Harris School
Clyde A. Erwin
Jounty
F. E. Paston
County mergers discussed in North Carolina plan
Raleigh October 20 sentiment favors consolidating counties to about 70 or 75. Officials sketch combinations by regions with populations valuations and school figures. Proposed seats include Murphy Sylva Hendersonville Statesville and Burnsville in various two county blends.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Mountain Area
Cherokee
Clay
Murphy
Macon
Jackson
Sylva
Graham and
Swain
Bryson
Henderson
Transylvania
Hendersonville
Rutherford
Polk
Rutherfordton
Mitchell
Yancey
Burnsville
Alleghany and
Ashe
Jefferson
Plan to redraw North Carolina counties to 26 new units
A proposed redistricting plan lists county pairings with seats in many towns including Elizabeth City Edenton Edenton and Wilmington. It would leave 72 counties, keep 46 intact, and combine 54 to form 26 new counties, facing strong opposition from affected residents.
Nanney Elected Head of Rutherford Club
Rutherfordton October 20 W W Nanney assistant cashier of the Union Trust Company and chairman of the Rutherford County Board of Education was elected president of the Rutherford ton Kiwanis Club Owen Stamey was elected vice president and Clyde A Erwin district trustee Directors elected with the officers include J T McGregor K E Simpson O J Heller J L Taylor Dr F W H Logan G A Williams A L Morris and R M Frew A modern butcher shop recently opened in New York has carpet on the floor and comfortable chairs All meats wrapped in transparent paper graded weighed and displayed in showy cases
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Rutherfordton
W. W. Nanney
Union Trust Company
Rutherford County Board of Education
Rutherfordton Kiwanis Club
Owen Stamey
Clyde A. Erwin
J. T. McGregor
K. E. Simpson
0. J. Heller, J. L. Taylor, Dr. F. W. H. Logan, G. A. Williams
A. L. Morris
R. M. Frew
New York, N. Y
Criminal Court Convenes November 5 in Rutherford County
Rutherfordton October 20 Judge W F Harding of Charlotte will open Rutherford County Superior Court on November 5 for a two week term. A heavy docket includes murder robbery and theft cases with about 100 on record. Clifford and James Herring face trial for the September 30 killing of Harvey Propes. Jurors listed by township for two weeks.
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Rutherfordton
W. F. Harding
Charlotte
Superior Court
Rutherford County
Clifford
James Herring
Harvey M. Propes
Washburn and Logan Store Cardell Gilkey clash on Oct 23
A brief item notes a clash or event involving Washburn, Logan, and Cardell Gilkey set for October 23, with no further details available in the readable text.
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Washburn
Logan Store
Cardell
Gilkey
Ellenboro School Reopens After Cotton Picking Season
Ellenboro opened on October 20 after a race to pick cotton. Enrollment for the year is the largest yet, with a high average of students per teacher and noted efficiency in teacher salaries. The high school enrollment is especially remarked upon compared with last year.
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Ellenboro
Bere
Mt Pleasant W MU Meeting Highlights Missions Program
Mt Pleasant W MU met Thursday afternoon at Dorothy McDaniel’s home. President Mrs F C Vassey led the program on missions. A large turnout with seven visitors attended. Refreshments of tea, sandwiches and cakes were served.
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Forest City
R-1
Mt Pleasant W. MU
Dorothy McDaniel
F.¢. Vassey
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R. Hamrick Todd
Unty Club
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Stokes
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Pasquotank
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Pamlico
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Kinston
New Hanover
Brunswick
Wilmington
Nanney
Rutherford Club
Criminal Court
J. C. Hudson
R. R. James
T. B. Harrill
T. E. Keeter
J. L. Dobbins
J. C. Buff
W. B. Green
Rutherfordton Township
W. W. Camp
Union
C. L. Tate
John Reed
E. E. Sherrill
L. B. Robbins
C. M. Debrule
H. P. Wall
E. B. Hughes
L. B. Hines
High Shoals
W. H. Wiggins
F. F. Cook
W. R. Philbeck
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J. M. Hampton
Jack Michalove
T. J. Cole
B. H. Allen
G. S. Hemphill
B. R. Hicks
C. M. Biggerstaff
J. M. Brackett
J. A. Gurley
Golden Valley
J. W. Covenay
Camp Creek
D. S. Stott
Morgan
B. F. McDaniel
C. V. Freeman
W. P
Searcy
W. C. Dalton
Chimney Rock
Z. B. Flack
Gordon Law
Sing
B. F. Collins
1R. E. Price
J. J
Splawn
Sulphur Springs
Herbert
Mayo,y
MT. Pleasant W. MU
Thedfords Black
Chattanooga
Medicine CO
Chattanooga, Tenn
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