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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
4
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Ellenboro closed the season with a double-header victory over Waco, boasting 31 wins in 39 games. Standout players include G Edwards G Wilson F Byers H Edwards and C Wilson C Callahan G Hamrick and battery L Green Ed wards. Managerial thanks go to supporters and L Jones as the team looks to return stronger next year.
Rutherfordton September 27 Mr J M Mode died September 19 at the home of his son Postmaster W J Mode where he had resided for a year Burial was in the family cemetery in Golden Valley Township Reverend E N Crowder officiating He was born in Rutherford County in October 1843 married Hudah Melton in 1865 His wife preceded him in death and his only daughter died last year A longtime justice of the peace and trusted adviser to locals he was a Congregationalist but held broad religious views and lectured on the Bible, Laurie Mode will be missed for his sound judgment
Dr. R J Bateman preached in Rutherfordton on Wednesday morning on Taking Christ Into Our Social Life. Singers and others from nearby attended and Rutherfordton High School children were dismissed at 11 for the service.
Mr Luttle Bostic and Miss Johnnie Sheehan wed last Wednesday at the bride’s parents home near Rutherfordton with Rev J C Geer officiating. The groom works as a clerk operator at the Southern depot and served twelve months in France in the signal service. Friends across the county wish them happiness.
Rutherfordton society notes announce the engagement of Louisa Evans to Mayor Leslie Lancaster of Rutherfordton. The bride elect is the daughter of the late Judge M. H. Justice and a Converse College graduate. The groom is a Rutherfordton businessman educated at State College Raleigh and service overseas. The wedding is planned for October 4 at the Rutherfordton Methodist church.
A. F. Drake narrowly survived a bull attack when his dog intervened, attacking the infuriated animal and distracting it. Drake crawled under a wire fence to escape further harm, suffering multiple broken ribs and severe facial injuries before family found him.
Editor Weathers criticizes the State Text Book commission for replacing school books at a county cost of about $40,000 in Cleveland County alone. He questions the necessity of modernizing basics like spelling and arithmetic, noting fourth graders must invest $4.28 in new books and arguing the changes inflate taxes without clear benefit. He assigns responsibility to officials in Raleigh for the decision.
Mr. R. W. Hardin moves barbershop from Mill street to the Biggerstaff building on Depot street. The new quarters are fitted with four chairs and baths and will be styled the Peoples Barber Shop. Proprietors are Hardin and Watts with staff C atts L. A. Morrow and Stawford Hardin.
Mr. Frank C. Price, ill for five weeks with stomach trouble, was taken to Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte last Sunday. He was accompanied by his father J M Price and brother Oscar Price. Doctors expect a rapid recovery after initial examinations.
G. M. Padgett announces his return to the City Barber Shop at the old stand. He thanks former customers and invites all to visit for the same courteous service and best of treatment they received, asking continued patronage.
W. H. Wakefield M D of Charlotte will be at Reinhardt's Drug Store in Forest City on Tuesday October 3 offering specialized care for eye ear nose and throat diseases and eyeglass fittings. He promotes the phonophor device to aid hearing.
North Carolina Experiment Station and Extension Service plan wide assistance for cotton growers combating the boll weevil. A conference led by Director B W Kilgore discussed dusting with calcium arsenate, pasture seeding, and livestock production as key lines. The program aims for coordinated support across districts to minimize damage and boost yields next year.
A notice offers possession of a found child’s sweater to the owner who proves property and pays the ad fee. Names MRS. A. C. JONES appear as the claimant or advertiser confirming the search for rightful ownership. The small classified style item directs property recovery through formal notice.
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