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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1929

Page

5

Singing convention slated for Holly Springs fifth Sunday

Rev D J Hunt preached to a large Holly Springs crowd after a Sunday afternoon service. BY P U and prayer meeting drew many attendees. The community looks toward a singing convention and choir participation. W M S plans a mission study class with Mrs A N Henderson. Rev Hunt received a new Chevrolet from the church.

D. J. Hunt Holly Springs A. N. Henderson Rector Robbins Boiling Springs Junior College

Farmers Busy With Corn Fodder and Molasses

Cane Creek News reports farmers in Union Mills area busy pulling corn fodder and making molasses. Robert Morrison of Illinois visited his father Perry Morrison. Mrs. Ed Norville is ill. Hermon Whisnant and son Miles visited Willard Morrison’s family. Carl and George Helton stayed with the Morrisons.

Union Mills R-2 Robert Morrison Ilinois Perry Morrison M. O. Price W. W. Morrison Flay M. C. Price Hermon Whisnant Miles Ed. Norville

Local Notes From Rutherfordton Area in Shiloh News

Rutherfordton area brief notices list visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Ledbetter at Union Mills. A birth is announced for Coster Roach's family. Residents travel to Forest City and Inman South Carolina. Families mentioned include Johnson, Owen, Smith, Champion, Mitchum, and Thompson with social visits and a birthday dinner at Gilkey.

J. M. Owen M. E. Ruppe Inman S. C Quay Spurlin Dixon Tenn B. M. Jones Forest City C. M. Champion

Special student offer from The Courier for nine months

The Courier offers a nine month student subscription for $1.00 sent anywhere in the United States. Subscriptions must be prepaid for the full term, shorter periods not accepted, and Rutherford County students should not be without The Courier. The price is cheaper than mailing a home copy after reading it.

United States Rutherford County Courier

London Father Declares Son Snob and Leaves $150000 Estate to Nephews

Geoffrey Gildans of London declared his son a snob and bequeathed his estate valued at $150000 to his nephews and nieces, detailing his intended heirs and the distribution in his will.

Geoffrey Gildans London

Humane education in Kentucky schools cited in old saying

A fragment notes that humane education is compulsory in Kentucky schools and that many animal pets are used to demonstrate kindness to dumb brutes, suggesting Mary and her little lamb were ahead of their day and generation.

Kentucky Mary

Oakland News party highlights and local notices

Misses Mary Kate and Kathaleen Wilson hosted a Saturday night party for many young people including Omega Huntley Reba Moore Odessa Dixon Emma Baker Myrtle Culbreath and others. Guests and families visited the Wilsons with various relatives noted. hospital news mentions Mrs Monroe McDonald is improving at Rutherford Hospital.

Forest City R-3 Mary Kate Kathaleen Wilson Omega Huntley Reba Moore Odessa Dixon Emma Baker Myrtle Culbreath Reba Laine Emma Dixon Estell Laine Beatrice Hoyle Matilda Goode Mary Lou Goode Iona Guffy Reba Carver Ruth Carver Maggie Melton Viola Dalton Lily Dalton Howard Hunt M. M. Huntley Edwin Hines J. W. Culbreath Monroe McDonald Rutherford Hospital

Four Points in Culling Poultry from State College View

Poultry expert W F Armstrong outlines four practical factors for culling laying hens in summer. He notes feather condition signals a hen’s role, with worn feathers indicating a worker and heavy layers moulting later. Yellow skin and shanks fade when a hen lacks adequate corn or greens to color yolk pigment.

W. F. Armstrong State College Armstrong

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