The Cliffside News Editor Remarks
The Cliffside News is published weekly in connection with The Forest City Courier. Editor oversees the weekly edition and coordinates content with the affiliated paper.
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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
15
The Cliffside News is published weekly in connection with The Forest City Courier. Editor oversees the weekly edition and coordinates content with the affiliated paper.
Rev and Mrs R C Smith return from vacation and plan to preach next Sunday with a cordial invitation to attend. The Sunday school has grown, and old time singing drew crowds from South and North Carolina. Visitors from Shelby Forest City Chesnee and others joined morning and evening services. Wednesday prayer service led by C G Moorehead’s class. Mrs Decia Abrams hosted a Sunday school party on September 20 with games and social time.
A patient notice states weekly Thursday afternoon sessions in Cliffside from 6 p m to 7 pm at the office of Dr Scruggs. The text specifies regular availability recurring every Thursday with a one hour slot. No additional details are provided about services or contact information.
Miss Beulah Heafner spent the weekend at Crouse. Spartanburg visitors Annie Brake Mae Brantley and Grace Taylor stayed with Mrs. M. E. Smith. Mrs. Bessie Hensley and Lex Harrill visited Charlotte last Thursday. Franklin Harrill of Boiling Springs High School stayed with his mother. Miss Sarah Workman returned to Cherryville for the weekend. Dewey Blanton and J Cole family and other locals were seen about town. Masonic lecturer R. F. Davis lectured nightly to the lodge. Proctor Cafe gains popularity under Lytton Proctor and M D Proctor managing. High School football practice continues ahead of a scoreless game at Latimore.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served to a group hosted by Mrs Abrams. Guests included Miss Gathering Hawkins Rachel Hill Georgia Blanton Rosa Hill Inez Abrams Jessie Jackson Tone Scruggs Annie Higgins and Messrs Claude Thompson Victor Martin Robert Hawkins Edward Fisher Gaither Humphries Wofford Hicks Jeff Abrams Mack Abrams.
The Courier advertises a renewal deal offering a Packard Eight Junior as a premium. The offer is pitched as only one dollar per year in Rutherford county, aiming to attract renewed subscriptions.
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