CLIFFSIDE NEWS
(Continued From Cliffside. Page)
Mr. Paul Carpenter and family,
Mrs. John Waters and Mr. and Mrs.
S. R. Hames, spent Sunday at As
bury, S. C.
Misses Rosa Lee Anderson and Lil
lian Lyda, of Limestone College,
spent the week-end here with Miss
Alice Carpenter.
Miss Corine Wilson, of Blacks
burg, S. C., spent the week-end here
with Miss Winnifred Hoyle.
Mr. Lee Goforth and daughter,
Miss Hattie, spent Sunday with Mr.
Tom Goforth, who is in the hospi
tal at Gastonia.
Mr. Walter Suggs and family, ac
companied by Mr. John Crawley, at
tended memorial day services at
Providence church, last Sunday.
CLIFFSIDE SCHOOL NEWS
CHAPEL PROGRAMS
Monday—The recitations were
rendered by Aileen Gold, Ruby Jack
son and Mae Greene.
Tuesday—The eighth grade gave
the following:
Reading—Eunice White.
Recitation—Thelina Whitaker.
Farewell to Seniors and presenta-.
tion of a basket of flowers, by Ruby
Jackson. »
Wednesday—The seventh grade
gave a May day program consisting
of a May pole dance and several
songs. At the conclusion of the pro
gram, a lovely basket of roses and
fruits was presented to Mr. Erwin
as an expression of appi'eciation.
Thursday—Mr. Glispie gave an in
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teresting talk. His subject was "What
Do I Think?"
Friday—The first grade gave "a
mock graduation of the kindergarden
department."
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.GIRLS' RECITATION CONTEST
The girls' recitation contest was
held Tuesday night, May 11. Ruby
Gosey was the winner but all the
girls made good speeches. The
speakers were: Ezma Moore, Cath
rine Hawkins, Bertie Bridges, Thel
ma Whitaker, Ollie Bridges, Ruby
Jackson, Eunice White, Melba Mc-
Curry, Meredith Lancaster, Bessie
Harrill, Ruby Gosey, Nelle Davis.
Pauline Jolly, Mavoreene Lemmons,
Gleen Kiser, May Greene, Stella
Matheney, and Aileene Gold.
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BOYS' CONTEST
The boys' declamation contest was
held Thursday night, May 13. The
speakers were: Marvin Sparks, Paul
Nanney, Eckles Hamrick, Willard
Metcalf, Grifton Jolly and Izon Rob
inson. The winner was Paul Nan
ney. j
FIELD DAY PROGRAM
Much interest was taken in the
Field Day program Friday. The pro
gram started at 1 o'clock and lasted
until 3-;30. The contestants in the
various events did some very good
work and a spirit of good sportsman
ship prevailed throughout the even
ing.
Several amateur boxing bouts
were staged.
Following are the winners in each
event:
High 'dive Charlie Carpenter
first, Berry Rhinhardt, second.
Hundred yard dash—Jessie Mc-
Curry first, Charlie Carpenter, sec
ond.
Fifty yard relay race tenth grade.
Sack race—first, Jessie McCurry,
William Allhands, second.
Three legged race—Jessie McCur
ry and Berry Rienhardt.
High jump—first, William All
hands; Charlie Carpenter and Wil
lard Metcalf tied for second pla'ce.
ROUTE 2 NEWS
Forest City, Route 2, May 17.
Rev. Z. D. Harrill filled his regular
appointment at Bethany Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Green and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lewis,
spent last Tuesday in Marion visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Mar
low.
Misses Virgie Bostic and Mary
Toms spent Saturday night with
Miss Nellie Sherrill.
Mfs. Guy Lewis, Misses Grace and
Nell Louis, and Messrs. Alton and
Clyde Carroll attended the com
mencement at Green's Creek one
night last week.
Several from this section attend
ed the Memorial at Providence Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Green and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Lewis visited in Spartanburg last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Carroll and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Ran
som Huntley Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lewis and
family and Mr. and Mrs.* Guy Lewis
attended the Memorial at Mountain
Creek Sunday.
Mj. Judson Lewis of Union Mills,
Route 3 spent Sunday night and
Monday visiting Mr. and Mrs. W.
E.. Lewis and family.
_ Several from this community at
tended the funeral of Mr. Mack Pad
gett, Sunday afternoon.
Don't die with worry. Drive an
Overland. They satisfy, they pro
long life and help swell the pocket
book. W. L. HORN OVERLAND CO.
THE FOREST CITY COURIER, T HURSDAY, MAY 20, 1926.
DECLAMATION CONTEST AT
HENRIETTA-CAROLEEN HIGH
Caroleen, May 17.—The decla
mation contest of the Henrietta-
Caroleen high school will be held
Saturday, May 22, at 8 p. m. The
winner will be presented a gold
medal by the Henrietta Parent-
Teacher Association. The following
will take part in the contest:
"The Future of the South"—Nol
iie Biggerstaff.
"The Unknown Speaker"—Orell
Blanton.
'The Victim of Passion"—Arthur
Smith.
"The Men of Today"—Murk Lock
man.
"The Death of Stonewall Jackson"
—James Mahaffee.
"A Vision of War and Peace"—
Eules Hawkins.
"The Uncrowned Queen" —Lewis
Doggett.
"That Something"—Charles Alex
ander.
THE COURIER APPRECIATED '
BY HOSPITAL GIRLS
Miss Ollie Kate Spratt, of the
Presbyterian Hospital, Charlotte, in
submitting a very pretty name for
Huntley's chicken farm, says of The
Courier:
"I think The Courier is grand. We
watch for it every week as much as
we do our Sunday dinners. I say we,
because there are three here from
Rutherford county in training."
PLAY AT MT. PLEASANT
Don't forget that there will be
a play, "The Face at the Window,"
given at Mt. Pleasant school house
next Friday night, May 21, at 8
o'clock. At the end of the play a
very humorous comedy, "The Mis
chievous Nigger," will be given. The
proceeds will go .to purchase new
song books for the church. Don't
forget the time, and place. Come,
you'll have a good time.
WEST END NEWS
Quite a number of. folks from
here attended the birthday dinner
Sunday of Mrs. Sarah Horton.
Mr. Claude Grose and family, of
Shelby, visited Mi*, and Mrs. J. D.
Grose, Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Harris attended the
memorial services at Cove, Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Long, Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Roby Long and Miss
Bess Long visited. Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Murph, at Moore, S. C., and Mr.
Augustus Grose, at Wellford, S. C.,
Sunday.
Mrs. Nannie McClure who has had
a position in Charlotte, has come
to spend the summer.
Ml*, and Mrs. D. C. Cole and
children accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Cole and children, motored
to Candler and Canton, Sunday.
They report that they spent a very
delightful day.
Mr. J. P. Hardin has completed
the bungalow that he has erected
on the lot adjoining his residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Daniel will
move into the house sometime this
week. We are glad to have Mr. and
Mrs. Danied in our little town.
Misses Mattie Hyder's and Dora
Ledbetter's Sunday School classes
enjoyed a picnic Saturday after
noon in Mr. C. L. Williamson's pas
ture.
Mr. Jj. P. Williamson, of Hein
dersonville, visited relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs. J. M. Hughey, of Cowpens,
S. C., han recently visited Mr. and
Mrs. Will Dalton.
HIGH SHOALS NEWS
Mooresboro, Route 1, May 17. —
Mr. Fay Galley and Wilbur Flynn
who have been working at Tryon,
spent the week-end with .then
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shires visited
Mr. J. B. Hughes Sunday after
noon
Mr. Thomas Wall, who has been
working at Asheville, spent the week
end with his mother.
We are very sorry to know that
little Miss Virginia Wall of Shelby,
was buried at High Shoals Saturday
afternoon. She was the oldest child
of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Wall.
Miss Louise Wall spent the week
end with Mrs. Crawford Wall.
There will be a memorial service
at High Shoal Sunday. Everybody is
invited.
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FLORENCE VILLAGE NEV^S
Mrs. Mollie Seay and mother, Mrs.
McFarland, and two daughters, Myr
tle and Beatrice, visited friends at
Caroleen, Sunday, May 16.
Master Britt Roberson spent the
week-end with Master Charles Craw
ley, of Alexander.
Miss Glesie and Ida McGaha spent
the week-end with relatives of Spar
tanburg and Clifton, S. C.
Mrs. Lou Williams is visiting her
mother of Landfum, S. C.
Mr. Roy Mathis, of Gaffney, S. C.,
spent' Sunday with his sister, Mrs. R.
S. McGaha.
Mr. Wilburn Harrison and family
of Spindale, spent Sunday with Mr.
Eunice Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Proctor and
daughter, Gwendolyn, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Proctor's sister, Mrs. Essie
Scoggins, of Rutherfordton.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Towery, May 10, a fine girl.
There's quite a number of cases
of mumps throughout the village.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Burnett and
family visited in Caroleen, Sunday.
We are sorry to say that Mr. B. B.
Burnett found one of his begil
hounds dead Sunday morning. But
he will not miss it very much as he
only has eleven more.
Miss Mattie Lee Condrey spent
the* week-end with home folks in
Thelma City.
A revival meeting started at the
Florence Baptist church May 17.
Rev. C. C. "Matheny is doing the
preaching. Evei-ybody is cordially in
vited.
Mrs. J. C. Crawley of Alexander,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Tom Wil
kins.
Miss Ruby Jackson, of Cliffside,
visited Miss Julia Mae White, Sun
day.
Miss Julia Mae White had as her
guests 'Sunday Miss Alma Philbeck
and Miss Libian Daniel.
Miss Carrie Hardin is seriously
ill at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris visit
ed Mr. Harris' mother, of Caroleen,
who is real sick.
Mrs. Mae Belle Willson spent the
week-end with friends in Shelby.
Rev. C. C. Matheny is doing some
excellent preaching at Florence Bap
tist church. Everybody is urged to
attend.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all of our friends
for the kindness and sympathy shown
us on the occasion of the death of
our husband and father, William
Mack Padgett.
Mrs. W. M. Padgett and family.
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