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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1926
Page
7
In working up metals for cornices ventilators gutters runners and spoutings that are exposed to the elements we use nothing but perfect material In building up our work we are careful in making every joint perfect and the same rule applies in our erection work Therefore our work is as perfect as human skill can make it Give us a trial.
More than 100 Kiwanis Club members from Zone 17 attended a mid summer gathering at Chimney Rock with talks by delegates and a meal served near Lake Lure Tea Room. Paul L. Holland discussed dam construction as visitors toured Lake Lure developments and the dam site.
The Cool Springs Township schools begin Monday September 6 at 8 30 am with new pupils classified and classes starting on schedule. Faculty changes are few. the staff is regarded as among the best in the state. The list details teachers for Alexander Grammar Grade School Bostic Grammar Grade School Mt Pleasant School Forest City Grammar Grade and So? Springs High School with staff names and assigned grades or subjects.
About 200 members of the Georgia Press Association will visit the Lake Lure region September 27 with arrangements led by President Lucius B. Morse. They travel from Asheville on a special train arriving September 26 and will be hosted at the Cliff Dwellers Restaurant and Kenilworth Inn. A luncheon and banquet are planned as part of the editors’ two day visit amid Lake Lure’s burgeoning basin views.
Motorists cheer as a stretch of highway No. 20 west of Shelby opens on a hard surface. The section from Mooresboro to Beaver Dam Creek is complete and seasoned, with traffic starting today. remaining work north toward Shelby and Beaver Dam will take about two to two and a half months, weather permitting.
Buncombe county milk producers selling through the Farmers' Federation receive four dollars per hundred pounds for four per cent milk while unorganized producers around Charlotte get two dollars and eighty cents per hundred pounds.
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