CHILD STUDY CLUB
The May meeting: of the Child
Study Club met at the* home of
Mrs. G. C. King, Monday afternoon,
May 10, Mrs. F. I. Barber presi
dent, presiding.
"The Boy and His Career, Select
ing; the Vocation," was read by Mrs.
John Dalton, substituting - for Mrs.
W. A. Ayers, who could not be pres
ent. This paper was said to be one
of the best and most helpful ever
given in the study, rendering solu
tions to some of the many prob
lems which arise in the rearing - of
the boy today.
"The Necessary Chart for the Boy
and Girl by Which to Steer Life's
Voyage of Discovery," was the theme
of an instructive paper read by
Mrs. S. V. Hooker.
The president gave a very inter
esting report of the recent luncheon
of the Charlotte club, to which the
presidents of the nearby clubs were
invited. Mrs. Barber states that the
principal speaker quoted Recorder
O. C. Krwin. of Rutherfordton, as
saying that no boy or girl had ever
been brought .in his court who had
ever belonged to a boy or girl scout
organization.
During the business session of the
club it was decided to meet monthly
during the summer instead of semi
monthly as heretofore. Mrs. R. W.
Minish was received as a new mem
ber.
Featuring the social hour of the
meeting was a contest, ' A Motor
Race." Mrs. R. W. Minish being the
winner.
A most delicious ice course was
served by Mrs. King, assisted by her
daughter, Lila Gordon King.
Mrs. King's guests were Mrs. J. M.
Edwards and Mrs. J. M. Burk
holder.
AN APPRECIATION
As a voter and a citizen of For
est City, I desire to commend to
the voters of Rutherford county the
candidacy of Victor Logan, of Bos
tic, for Register of Deeds.
Mr. Logan is a young man of sterl
ing worth and the highest order of
intelligence. Educated, capable and
industrious. Although a compara
tively young man, Mr. Logan has for
a number of years been an efficient
highly honored and respected officer
of a Bostic church ajid enjoys the
utmost confidence of the entire com
munity.
That Mr. Logan will make an hon
est, careful and efficient county of
ficial, if elected, is obvious and a
well known fact to his large circle
of friends and acquaintances in
Rutherford county.
It is a real pleasure to give this,
word of commendation voluntarily
and positively without solicitation
of Mr. Logan or his friends.
Signed,
R. V. KING.
HOLLY SPRINGS MEMORIAL
Program for the memorial day at
Holly Springs church, Saturday
May 22:
10:30 A. M. —Song' and praise
A I vice led by Rector Robbins.
11:00 A. M. —Sermon, by Rev. P.
I). Mangum, pastor First Baptist
church, Marion, N. C., followed by
the decoration and dinner.
1:00 A. M. —Song and praise ser
vice, led by Rector Robbins.
1:30 P. M.—Address by R. E.
Price, followed by talks by some of
those present.
DR. FRANK R. WILKINS
DENTIST
Wishes to announce the new equipment
and removal of his office
—: From :
THE HORN BUILDING
—: To :
201-202 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
Forest City, N. C.
Elevator Service Hours 9 to 4
Phones: Office 73—Residence 9
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May 15, 1926
A • .* . .
| PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER IN
STALLED AT RUTHERFORDTON
A commission appointed at the re
i cent meeting of Kings Mountain
| Presbytery in Forest City, and eom
i posed of Rev. G. R. Gillespie, chair-
I man; Rev. R. T. Baker and Elders
! J. E. McFarland and G. P.* Reid, in
stalled Rer. YY. L. Latham as pas
; tor of the Rutherfordton Presby
j terian church Sunday morning - at 11
I o'clock.
i A large congregation was present
j for the services and the sinking of
t the choir and mixed quartette was of
| an exceptionally . high older. Choos-
I ing his text from the second chap
| ter of the Gospel of St. Mark and
; fourth verse, "For the Press," about
j the door, Mr. Gillespie brought out
| some of the motives which actuated
! people then and now in their attend
| ance on divine worship, some from
a motive of criticism, which is al
ways a bad motive, others from a
better motive who feel their need,
land*come to be heiped, and still oth
i ers from the best motive of all, to
.
; help others. The charge to the con
: "relation was included in the ser
:
i mon.
! The commission was constituted
; with prayer by Dr. G. P. Reid of For
j est City. Rev. R. T. Baker, of Brit
j tain, charged the pastor. The chair
' man then propounded the questions
to pastor and people and officially
declared Rev. W. L. Latham pastor
of the Rutherfordton Presbyterian
church. The commission service was
closed with prayer by Elder J. E.
McFarland, of Forest City.
The Rev. Mr. Latham has already
endeared himself to the Rutherford
ton congregation and the public in
general and we bespeak for him a
most successful and happy pasto
rate.
j GIRLS' CLUB TO
GIVE PLAY- AT HARRIS
The Girls' Club of Hai|is will
give a play entitled "Just For Fun"
at the Harris school house on Sat
urday, May 22. The curtain to rise
promptly at 8. p. m. The proceeds
of the play are to be used to send
one or more girls to Raleigh for
the girls short course in July.
The play is being directed by Mes
dames. R. A. Harris and J. C. Gen
try and promises to be unusually
good. The cast includes the follow
ing pupils of Harris school:
Mrs. Fitzgerald Manderille de
Smithe, a would-be-society leader—
Sara Harris.
Miss Edith Morton, her niece, a
western heiress —Lois Gentry.
Miss Mabel West, a friend of Miss
Morton's—Annette Hopper.
Jane McCarthy, an Irish maid ser
vant—rPauline Cole.
Lord Chelsea, an English noble
man—Carman Robbins.
Jack Earl, his friend—a happy go
\ lucky fellow—George Eaves.
Refreshments will be sold by club
members during the evening.
GREEN HILL BOX SUPER
The Green Hill club girls will give
a box supper Friday night May 21,
at Green Hill school at 8 p. m. to
raise funds to send a girl to the
short course at Raleigh in July. The
public is invited to attend.
TO MEET AT BOSTIC
A joint conference of the Postal
Service councils of Cleveland and
Rutherford counties will be held at
Bostic, May 31. Full program will be
given next week. ,
THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1926.
SHILOH NEWS
Rutherfordton, Route I.—May
IT.—A large crawd, attended the
memorial at Shiloh Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Culbreth of
Shelby visited at Mrs. Stella Cul
bri'th's Sunday.
Mr. Jess Jones, of Washington,
D. C.. visited home folks from Sat
urday until Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Wilkins and children of
Poik county and Mr. and Mrs. C.
M. Champion, of Forest City, were
dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Herb
ert Cole's Sunday.
Rev. A. G. Melton spent Saturday
night at Mr. Tollie Smith's.
Miss Dora Ledbetter of Spindale,
spent the week-end with Miss Odessa
Jones.
• Mr. Lester Bridges and family, of
Shelby; Mr. Frank Johnson and
family, of Union Mills and Mr. and
Mrs. Pearl Champion, of Spindale,
visited at Mr. Bud Champion's Sun
day.
Mrs. John Smith has been real
*ic*k for several days with tonsili
tus.
.Mr. J.• B. Flynn and family, of
Rutherfordton; Mr. Ellis Hines and
family, of Campbello, S. €., and Mr.
and Mrs. Hobert Walker, of Spin
dale, spent Sunday afternoon at
Mr. W. C. Hamrick's.
Mrs. M. E. Ruppe and Mr. Arthur
Ruppe spent Friday at Chimney
Rock.
Those who were at Mr. Morgan
Jones' Sunday for dinner were Mr.
Drewey Wilkins and Mrs. —Hinson,
of Harris; Mr. and Mrs. Quincy
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of
Rutherfordton; Mrs. Lila Davis and
son, Mr. Grover; Mr. Earl Mace, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Gilford Ledbetter and Mrs; Mace,
of Spindale, Mr. Jess Jones, of
Washington, D. C.; Mr. Clyde Jones
of Hendersonville; Mr. Broad Jones
and Miss Dora Ledbetter, of Spin
dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hawkins and
little daughter, Hazel, spent Saturday
night at Mr. John Smith's.
Mr. Henry Dobbins and family, of
Spindale, spent Sunday afternoon at
Mr. Caloway Dobbins'.
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Grose and
Miss Vonnie Grose,' of Forest City,
spent a while Sunday at Mr. B. M.
Jones'.
Miss Mattie Hyder, of Forest City,
spent Sunday with Miss Anna Walk
er.
HIGH SHOALS MEMORIAL
Memorial services will be held at
High Shoals Baptist church, Sunday
May 23. Sunday School at 9 a. m.
Decoration °bf the graves at 9:45 a.
m. From 10 to 10:30 a. m., there
will be an address by R. E. Price, of
Rutherfoudton, which will be fol
lowed by a short address by G. B.
Pruett, of Ellenboro. At 11 a. m.
the pastor, Rev. D. G. Washburn, will
preach. Dinner on the grounds.
The Sandy Run Singing conven
tion will be held in the afternoon,
beginnin gat 1 :30 p. m. The pub
lic is invited to attend.
QUIT GETTING UP NIGHTS
A Healthy Bladder Acts During
the Day.
C. X. Shuman, Republic, Ohio,
says: "Before taking Lithiated Bu
chu (Keller Formula) I had to get
up six or seven times each night.
Now I do not get up at all. You may
use my name if it would benefit
anyone with bladder trouble." Be
careful not to take drugs that check
the action of the bladder. You may
have to continue its use. Lithiated
Buchu (Keller Formula) increases
the action during the day. It cleanses
the bladder as epson salts do the
bowels driving out foreign matter,
neutralizing excess acids, thereby re
lieving the irritation which causes
"Getting Up Nights." The tablets
cost 2 cents each at all drug stores
or Keller Laboratory, Mechanics
burg, Ohio. Also at Reinhardt Drug
Co., Forest City.
LITERARY CLUB
Mrs. W. R. Harrill and Mrs. A. C.
Duncan were charming hostesses to
the members of the Literary Club,
Division 1, for their final yearly
meeting, May 13, at the home of
Mrs. Duncan. Our newly-elected
president, Mrs. A. C. McDaniel, gave
an interesting report of the State
Federation of Woman's Clubs whose
convention met in Asheville. The
subject for 'the afternoon's prp
gramme was "Famous Actresses,"
and most instructive and entertain
ing papers were read by Mrs. Charles
Flack, Mrs. Fred Webb, Miss Claire
Re id, and • Miss Margaret Young.
At the conclusion of the pro- ,
j gramme a business meeting was held
| for the purpose of electing officers i
for the coming year. Those elected
were: Chairman, Mrs. Fred Webb;j
I vice chairman ,Mrs. B. B. Doggett;
i • •
' secretary treasurer, Mrs. Hoyle El- j
' liott. A number of committees were !
j appointed after which the hostesses
I served a tempting frozen salad with
1
■ accessories empnasizing the rose j
motif. Assisting in serving were!
' Misses Mary Frances Harrill and I
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E. Main St. Forest City, N. C.
A. \ . I 1A M RIC K
Route 1 Forest City, N. C.
Jean Duncan, and Mrs. Eugene Har
hill, of Galveston, Texas.
Invited guests included Mesdames.
W. A. Ayers, Genie Harrill, W. C.
Blanton, C. S. Duncan, 0. 0. Grif
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executors of
the estate of H. D. Harrill, deceased,!
late of Rutherford county. North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
. | said deceased to exhibit them to the
. | undersigned at Forest City, N. C.,
- j on or before the sth day of May,
I i 11)27, or this notice will be pleaded
jin bar of their recovery. All per
j sons indebted to said estate wi.ll
; please make immediate payment.
| This the sth day v l ' May, 11)20..
J. C. HARRILL,
Z. W. HARRILL, Executors.
C. O. RIDINGS, Attorney. 30-6t