Anis Club Hosts Cool Springs Teachers
Forest City Kiwanis entertained public school teachers from Forest City Alexander Bostic and Mt Pleasant in a lively program led by Cool Springs superintendent J W Eakes. Miss Gertrude Prince spoke for the teachers. A music set featured Ruth Meares and others. Delegates were named for a Carolinas convention in Winston-Salem October 11 and 12. Supt Clyde Erwin and wife attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Kiwanis
Gertrude Prince
Cool Springs High School
Mrs. Wilson
Misses Gaines
Ruth Meares
Myers
Harper
Moore
Rutherfordton
Shelby
Blanton
Hall
Flack
Doggett
Giles
Gillespie
Winston-Salem
Clyde Erwin
Miss Ellington Hosts Bridge Tea For Guests In Smithfield
Miss Mary Ellington entertained Tuesday at four with a bridge party honoring Mrs. Jesse Ellington of Philadelphia Mrs. Carl Pridgen of Raleigh and Mrs Victor Og burn the occasion attracting out of town guests Mesdames C L Adams of La Grange Carl Pridgen of Raleigh and Jesse Ellington of Philadelphia The home was adorned with summer flowers and soft lights seven tables played high score prize went to Miss Sarah Patterson a sweet course punch and coffee followed the enjoyable afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellington
Bridge
Jesse Ellington
Philadelphia
Carl Pridgen
Raleigh
Victor Ogburn
Sarah Patterson
Mesdames C. L. Adams
la Grange
Smithfield Herald
Luncheon Honoring Mrs R W Minish at Thomas Home
A farewell luncheon for Mrs. R W Minish hosted by Mrs J H Thomas on September 7 featured a four course meal in the Thomas home decorated with late summer flowers. Mrs Minish received lingerie and Mrs Clarence Young a framed picture as tokens while guests included Mrs J F Alexander Mrs Nell Padgett Norris and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Minish
J. H. Thomas
Camnitz to Address Mass Meeting in Rutherfordton
Mrs Howard Camnitz of Chimney Rock will address a mass meeting of citizens at the court house in Rutherfordton on Monday September 17 at 8 p m The speech titled A Challenge to the Women of the South is an anti Smith address and both women and men are urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherfordton
Howard Camnitz
Chimney Rock
Court House
South
Filling Stations Will Close for Sunday Services
Forest City filling stations to shut from 10 a.m. to 12 noon every Sunday while church services run. All but two stations have agreed to close. those agreeing include E. T. Randall, A. B. Cush ion, H. B. Spake, W. L. Horn, Cherry Mountain Filling Station, M. C. Phillips, Haynes Station No. 1, Pruetts, Quick Service Station, Harrill Bros., Ideal Service Station, T. L. Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
E. T. Randall
A. B. Cushion
H. B. Spake
W. L. Horn
Cherry Mountain
M. C. Phillips
Haynes Station
No. 1
Pruetts
Quick Service
Harrill Bros
Ideal Service
T. L. Fletcher
PTA reception for Cool Springs High and Forest City Grammar
The Parent-Teachers Association announces a reception for the faculties of Cool Springs High School and Forest City Grammar School on Friday evening, September 14, from 7:30 to 9:00 at the High School building. All school patrons including out of town patrons are invited to meet teachers and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cool Springs High School
Forest City Grammar School
Cool Springs
Youngs Host Farewell Party For Minishs In Kentucky
Mr and Mrs Clarence Young entertained Wednesday evening for Mr and Mrs R W Minish who are moving to Kentucky. Progressive rock at three tables. Mrs Young gave Mrs Minish a fancy pillow and Mr Minish a box of cigars. Refreshments included an ice course two cakes punch and mints. Guests included Mrs J F Alexander Mr and Mrs B B Doggett Mr and Mrs J H Thomas Mr and Mrs E Thomas and Misses Sadie and Nell Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Young
R. W. Minish
Kentucky
B. B. Doggett
J. H. Thomas
E. ©. Thomas
Sadie
Nell’ Young
Cake Sale by Circle No 1 at Watkins Grocery
Circle No 1 of the Methodist church will hold a cake sale Saturday afternoon at Watkins Grocery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Watkins Grocery Store
Harrill of Mill Loop to wear Bee suit today
Charlotte Sept 12 Slick Harrill star catcher from Forest City in Textile League arrived at Pilot Mackey’s Charlotte Hornets after noon. He will be in uniform Wednesday and may play a part in the game while Mackey is set to catch Thursday with Knoxville in the final game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrill
Mill Loop
Charlotte
Slick” Harrill
Forest City
Pilot Mackey
Charlotte Hornets
Knoxville
New Bee
Bud Moore
Mackey
Bud
Forest City wins Miss Forest City title at Horn's Theatre
Willie Lou Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Jones won Miss Forest City at the beauty contest held Wednesday evening September 5 at Horns Theatre She received a silver loving cup donated by The Courier in a short speech by Rev G R Gillespie The judges were Rev G R Gillespie Dr A C Duncan and Mr J T Gilbert The Courier will enter her photo in the national contest in New York City October 15 broadcast nationwide as Forest City’s representative The staff judges include Lasky Ziegfeld and Fred J Runde The Courier thanks contestants judges and Horn for the stage use in the local event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Lou Jones
R. L. Jones
Forest City
Horn’s Theatre
The
Courier
G. R. Gillespie
Miss Jones
New York City
A. C. Duncan
J. T. Gilbert
Publishers
Autocaster Service
United States
America
Lasky and
Ziegfeld
Fred J. Runde
Autocasters Co
Horn
Tus
Open Anti Smith Campaign Opens Sept 19 in Charlotte
The anti Smith campaign will open at the city auditorium in Charlotte on Wednesday evening September 19 at 8 o'clock. E R McNinch is named leader of North Carolina anti Smith forces and will deliver the opening speech. Thousands from across the state expected. Rutherford county delegations form to attend. Mrs Howard Camnitz of Chimney Rock to address Rutherford county citizens at the court house Monday evening in support of the anti Smith movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
City Auditorium
E. R. Mcl Ninch
North Carolina
Rutherford County
Howard Camnitz
Chimney Rock
Court House
Alexander Mills Adds Five New Sheet Color Varieties
Alexander Mills announces colors for pillow cases and sheets joining white they previously made. Five soft pastels blue maize orchid Nile green shell pink certified as fast colors un fading in sun and laundry. The change aims to widen demand praised by public wholesalers and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Manufacturing Co
Courier
J. R. Moore
Alexander Mills
Car Hits Wagon Injuring Driver Near Puzzle Creek Bridge
Mr Blanton of Mooresboro was riding a wagon when a motorist struck the wagon near the Puzzle Creek Bridge. He sustained multiple injuries requiring medical treatment during the Tuesday night incident while returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanton
Mooresboro
Puzzle Creek Bridge
Wake County farmers join tour to Washington visit NC and VA
Fifty three farmers from Wake County participated in a regional tour through North Carolina and Virginia to Washington. The group travelled to observe agricultural practices and discuss policy with officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake County
North Carolina
Virginia
Washington
Spartanburg Kiwanis to Visit Rutherfordton Club
The Spartanburg Kiwanis Club will meet jointly with the Rutherfordton Kiwanis Club Thursday evening at the Iso-Thermal Hotel in Rutherfordton. L. H. Duncan, industrial secretary of the Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce, will be the principal speaker. The Spartanburg club will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg Kiwanis Club
Spartanburg
Rutherfordton Kiwanis Club
Iso-Thermal
Rutherfordton
L. H. Duncan
Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce
Spartanburg Club
Tea Social Honors Forest City Bride Mrs J Victor Ogburn
A Brookly n tea hosted by Mrs W F Grimes and Mrs T C Ogburn welcomed Mrs J Victor Ogburn, a recent bride from Forest City. About one hundred guests toured a garden styled setting with yellow white decor, marigolds, phlox, and a marigold centerpiece.
College departure party for students at two tables of hearts and three of bridge
Miss Lanette McMurry hosted a Saturday morning party for students heading to college. Two living rooms and the sun porch were decorated in yellow and green with ferns and sunflowers. Prizes went to Miss Ethel Moore for high hearts and Miss Annie Biggerstaff for high bridge. Attendees included Ruth Noggett, Margaret Moore, Dot Bostic, Louise Lattimore, Evelyn Blanton, Rebecca Perrin, Mary Crowell, Mil dred Moore, Marie Huntley, Ruth Dorsey, Margaret Sloan, Viola Randall, Ruth Reid, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanette’McMurry
Solarum
Ethel Moore
Annie B. Biggerstaff
Cody
Ruth Noggett
Annie Biggerstaff
Margaret Moore
Dot Bostic
Louise Lattimore
Evelyn Blanton
Rebecca Perrin
Mary Crowell
Ethel
Mildred Moore
Marie Huntley
Ruth Dorsey
Margaret Sloan
Viola Randall
Little-Gilkey Wedding in Marion Details
A Marion wedding united Miss Elizabeth Logan Gilkey and Hugh Francis Little Jr at First Methodist Episcopal Church. The ceremony featured a musical program, a Mendelssohn recessional, and a bridal party including bridesmaids, groomsmen, and a maid of honor. The bride wore ivory duchess satin and Pearl jewelry, and the couple left for a honeymoon trip after a reception at the Gilkey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Elizabeth Logan Gilkey
John Quince Gilkey
Hugh Francis Little, Jr
Spartanburg
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cornelius M. Pickens
Joseph. C. Story
Julia Barton
Robert Scott
Atlanti
Blanton Sans
Robert Proctor
Sim R. Cross
Peter Bolch
James Thomas
Forest City
Jeanette Gilkey
Mildred Hudgins
Ohttsie Conley
Brownia Giles
Rowena Neal
Margaret Wooten
Charlotte
James Edward Little
Little
J. G. Neal
Walker Blanton
Willian Neal
Carter Hudgins
William Moss
Elizabeth Jennings
Charlotte Winbourne
Virgini Gilkey
Carolyn . Dysar
Roy W. Giles
Savage
Maryland
Jennie Model
Miss Gilkey
Mr. Little
Marion and Spindale In Championship Series Opens
The Carolina Textile League championship series between Marion and Spindale opened yesterday in Spindale. Today's game will be at Marion and Friday's game is also set there. Marion visits Spindale Saturday for the fourth game. The series is expected to be close and hard fought with a silver loving-cup awarded to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Spindale
Carolina Textile League
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ANIS
Miss Ellington
Camnitz
Mrs
Frank R. McNinch
Anti- Smith
Spartanburg Kiwanians
W. F. Grimes
T. C. Ogburn
Grimes
Brooklyn
J. Victor Ogburn
Esther Myatt
L. G. Patterson
L. C. Adams
J. A. Grimes
W. E. Holland
Jigbitte
Lillian
Dorothy
Burton Jones
Thel Hooks
Mattie Lee
Nellie Hood Grimes
Eva Johnson
Lucy Rhodes
T. J. Lassiter
Marion and Spindale
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