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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1930

Page

10

Rutherford County Holds Moderately High Church Membership

The Department of Rural Social Economics at the University of North Carolina reports 18 657 Rutherford County residents belong to a church, 50 6 percent of the population, above the state average. Hertford leads with 74 9 percent, while Stokes is at 28 5 percent. The piece notes wide county variation and links low church participation to farm tenancy belts in cotton tobacco and mountain areas.

Rutherford County Department of Rural Social Economics University of North Carolina Hertford County Stokes County North Carolina Wilson Edgecombe Pitt

Church membership patterns by North Carolina counties study

The analysis shows tenant children attend Sunday school less than owner children and low church membership in mountain and northern piedmont counties. Rural live-at-home counties with high farm ownership rank high. industrial and cotton-tobacco counties rank lower. southern border counties near average. no southern county ranks top.

Mountain Counties Piedmont Mountain Granville Albemarle Countie South Carolina Cherokee Ocean Tennessee

Mrs Moss Joins Red Cross Roll Call Work

Mrs. F. B. Moss, former county Public Welfare superintendent, now serves with the American Red Cross based in Washington, D. C. She will conduct Roll Call work in eastern North Carolina this fall.

F. B. Moss American Red Cross Washington, D. C Roll Call North Carolina

Ellenboro Defeats Lattimore School In Shutout

Ellenboro high school, dubbed the Country Gentlemen, won their sixth straight by blanking Mooresboro high 10-0 on Mooresboro’s diamond. Callahan allowed two hits, Owens pitched a shutout until two late hits and an error produced two runs for Mooresboro. The team also beat Harris High 12-2 last week, with strong hitting and solid defense.

Ellenboro Country Gentlemen Ellenboro High School Mooresboro High School Callahan Mooresboro Cleveland Harris High Owens

Democrats On Battle Line In North Carolina Campaign

The Charlotte News reports Democrats in North Carolina rally to wage a political battle this fall against Republicans over prohibition. Clyde Hoey portrays Republicans as dry only for votes, noting NC enforcement and federal prosecutions. He contrasts state prohibition with national stance and predicts continued tension if Republicans hold power.

North Carolina Clyde Hoey Randolph County United States Democratic Party Republican Party New Jersey Dwight Morrow Senate Hoover White House Morrow Charlotte News

Stag paint advertisement claims high quality

Farmers Hardware Co promotes Stag paint as a quality product with a bold claim that one gallon makes two, highlighting value in home painting supplies.

Farmers Hardware Co

Prayer Meeting At Smiths Grove R 3

SMITHS GROVE Forest City R-3 September 1 invites community to a weekly prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Family visitors include Claude Hudlow and children with Smiths. Local social notes mention visits among Crowder and Crofts families, and travels to Shelby and Kings Mountain.

Forest City R-3 Claude Hudlow Roland Smith Jennie Hudson Emma Crowley Pearl Mary E Ruth Crowder T. W. Luckadoo Race Path W. P. Crowder Shelby Kings Mountain A. L. Hardin Forest Fortenberry Charlie Lee Lola L. C Pauline Crofts Misses Pearl

Chimney Rock Visitor Buried in Covington Ky

Alexander G. Simrall 71 prominent Covington real estate and insurance man died at a local hospital after a short illness. He was visiting Chimney Rock with his family when cerebral hemorrhage struck. His remains were sent to Covington for burial. Survived by his widow two sons and brother G W Simrall president of a Covington bank.

Asheville Alexander G. Simrall Covington Ieal Chimney Bock Asheville Hospital G. W. Simrall

Catawba County Leads in 4-H Short Course Attendance

Catawba county sent the largest 4-H delegation to the State College short course totaling 51 boys and 28 girls. The group represented the county in a statewide youth program with participants from multiple counties.

Catawba County State College

Dissolution Notice For Model Chevrolet Co In Forest City NC

J C Ellen sold his interest in the Model Chevrolet Co on August 8 1930. The firm will not be responsible for any debts contracted by the retiring party after publication of this notice. Model Chevrolet Co August 12 1980 Forest City North Carolina 45 41. Our own advice let the banks pay you interest they can afford it.

J. C. Ellen Model Chevrolet Co Forest City N.C

Aspergum claims swift relief for headaches and pain

An advertisement touts Dillard's Aspergum chewing gum as fast acting relief for head and tooth pain. It promises no bitter taste or choking, claiming the saliva carries a soothing, ongoing effect. The spot directs readers to mail order samples from Hest Products Corporation in Newark, New Jersey.

Dillard Dillard's Hest Products Corporation 13Th Street Newark

Also Mentioned on This Page

Milam Tonic Gn Hcer Tee Orem Ea Rutherford Forthy-first Pinaud E. 21 St New York Atrons Jones Reguar Forest City, N. C Mrs. Moss Lattimore School N. C Covington, KY Lydia E. Pinkham James T. Padgett Padgett and King Undertakers Oal Virginia Lee Forest City Seed & Fertilizer Company Chas C. Blanton Forrest Eskridge
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