Fifth Sunday Meeting at Green Hill Church
A rural notice invites locals to Green Hill Church for the fifth Sunday meetings on October 26 and 29 with Saturday as well. The Green Hill choir lists members, plus a call to join the B Y P U at Pleasant Grove. The Green Hill Consolidated School opens on the thirtieth and county fair remarks praise Rutherford county exhibits and county-wide effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Enttick
Gertrude
Sue Ledbetter
Leon
Yates Kendrike
Theron Ledbetter
Ralphston
Laxton Lynch
Pleasant Grove Church
Green Hill
Pular Rural Carrier and Miss Ledford Wed in Spartanburg
The Rutherfordton Sun reports that rural carrier Lewis Powers and Miss Guy Ledford were married Tuesday afternoon in Spartanburg. Powers serves Route two and will reside in Rutherfordton with his bride. Mrs Powers previously worked at Stonecutter Mills in Spindale and holds other positions. The couple’s friends congratulated them and wished joy and success.
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Rutherfordton
Chesnee High School
Mr. Powers
L. B. Powers
United States
Mooresboro School Opens Under Principal Hodge
Mooresboro reports a strong start to the term with Prof. Hodge as principal and good attendance. John Scoggins takes a shoe department position at Henrietta Mills Stores. Town eyes electric lights. Sunday school led by Ed Whitaker. church adds piano. H. H. Green elected choir leader with assistants and organists named.
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Mooresboro
Hodge
John Scoggins
Henrietta Mills
Ed Whitaker
H. H. Green
Messrs WB. Martin
B. C. Green
L. W. Greene
Y. L. McCardwell
Willie Green
Lina Turner
Flora Burns
Katie Lou Smart
C. H., Queen
Nealsville White Pine School Opens With New Teacher
Nealsville Route 1 reports White Pine School opens with Miss Fortune of Old Fort as teacher. Oak Hill school to open on the 30th with Mr. L G Banton as teacher. Ezra Constant and Miss Ethel Ledbetter, daughter of Mrs Delia Ledbetter, recently married in Rutherfordton. Wishing them a happy life.
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White Pine School
Fortune
Old Fort
Ezra Constant
Ethel Ledbetter
Delia Ledbetter
Rutherfordton
Oak Hill School
L. G. Banton
At the Turning of the Leaf by Bernice W. Lubber
A nostalgic autumn poem celebrates changing colors and harvest imagery. The speaker notes crimson and gold foliage, migrating song birds, and crisp winds. It highlights pumpkins, persimmons, nuts, apples, and a sense of Thanksgiving cheer filling the world with abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice W. Lubber
Surprise Birthday Dinner at Robbins Home
A large gathering of friends and relatives attended a surprise birthday dinner held at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Robbins in Forest City. Tables were set on the verandah due to inclement weather and speeches by S. A. Bland and J. M. Robbins preceded a generous meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M
Robbins
Forest City
Postal Offer for The Forest City Courier and The Atlanta Constitution
The Forest City Courier and The Atlanta Constitution are offered together for two dollars per year. Submit all orders to The Courier.
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Forest City
Atlanta Constitution
Conservatism Close to Caution and Worldly Experience
Conservatism is portrayed as cautious without timidity and as holding a sincere respect for the world’s experiences. The observed character blends prudent restraint with an appreciation of tested norms and practical knowledge.
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Superior
Oes
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Professi
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Midi
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Forest City Motor Co
Forest City, N. C
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
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C. L. Miller
C. F. Cline
C. W. Keeter
M. H. Jones
R. R. Harrill
F. F. Cobb
Dr. M. H. Biggs
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R. L. Hampton
C. D. Geer
G, E. Erwin
F. Cline
L. Miller
W. L. Long Kenneth S, Tanner
T. B. Lovelace
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