NEW HOPE NEWS Harris, R-l, June 3.—Rev. M. D. Blanton, of Alexander, filled his regular appointment at Sandy Springs Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Spake and Miss Antha Spake and Mr. Lyndon Spake, of near Gaffney, were visi tors in this community, Sunday. Miss Belle Wilkie spent Thursday night with Misses Lela and Alice Kennedy. A number of Mrs. J. H. Hines' friends gathered at her home Sun day and gave her a surprise birthday dinner. All present reported a fine time. Mr. J. B. Taylor, Mr. Robert Tay lor and Mr. Bonner Taylor were vis itors in Cliffside, Friday. Mrs. Perry Cantrell visited Miss Idella Lancaster Saturday afternoon. Those visiting Mr. L. D. Wilkie's Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Hamrick, of near Caroleen. Mr. John Hamrick and family of near Caroleen, Mr. Vardie Abernathy and family of Avondale, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Iloppes, and Mr. Arnald Hoppes of near Shelby, Mr. Bert Lowery of near Ellenboro, Mr. W. P. Wilkie and sons, Hoyt, L. B. and Howard, Mr. Roy Deck, Mr. Hollis Taylor and Misses Estelle and Lela Thompson. Mrs. T. D. Kennedy has been sick for several days. Her many friends hope she will soon recover. Mr. C. M. Harris was a visitor in Spartanburg, Tuesday. Mr. Robert Taylor, Mr. Hollis Taylor, Mrs. J. B. Taylor and Mr. Monroe Honeycutt and family at tended the memorial services at Kist lers chapel. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Clement and Mrs. Ida Martin and children, all Chesnee were visitors at Mr. R. F. Hines*, Sunday afternoon. Several attended the Singing at Sandy Springs, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wofford Davidson of Spindale, spent Sunday at the home of his father, Mr. W. P. Davidson. Mrs. T. D. Kennedy spent one day last week with her daughter, Mrs. J. V. Honeycutt. Mrs. W. P. Wilkie and little son, Note? more MILLION FRIGIDAIRES have been built With every department of tlie Frigidaire factories run ning at maximum capacity, witli orders greater than at any time in the history of the business, on Thurs day, May 16th, the Millionth Frigidaire was built • In both the Household and Commercial fields Frigidaire leads THERE are definite reasons why icecubes and makes possible dozens of more h ritridaircs are in use than new and delicious desserts and salads, all other makes of eleetrie refrijjera- r D . tors combined; why it is the choice of 1-Otr * rices home of builders, of apart- Because Frigidaire has ac-hieved the went owners, of commercial refrig- million mark—because it is the over era t ion users throughout tiie world. whelming choice of the majority— the economies of quantity produo Beuutv.potcer and convenience tiou have made prices so low that r . , , . . . every model represents a tremendous rrtgtdaire has surplus power that savin* to the buver. meets every emergency in the hottest weather, and yet operates economic- 9BH K! Frigidaire cabinets are beautiful— mI ft |r| jl mtjS they are finished in gleaming porce- {fj ■ : H BrV lain enamel, or white Duco—clean ijM H I JH xi f and easy to keep clean. The mechan- |fl ■ ; I &Lfj ieal part is completely enclosed and md H ?%as|ps_ I !||^ so quiet that you don't hear it start, y9 ■ W stop,or run. Food shelves are elevated IH H | l^nl so that stooping is unnecessary. \M |H I ||ll The famous "Cold ContraF* fu Vnd in addition to the standard tem- Kjj perature regulator which automatic* ally maintains an ideal temperature TI. AP , r . in the food compartment, Frigidaire . rs ir * is equipped with the famous "Cold r **C®M Coutrol ihft speeds the freezing of $397 °° Farmers Hardware Co. Forest City, N. C v. Harvey, visited her sister, Mrs. H. B. McMurry, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Kennedy and Misses Ola and Eunice Kennedy were visitors at Mr. J. B. Taylor's one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McMurry and children, Beulah and Blain were visitors at Mr. L. D. Wilkie's, Mon day. Mr. Oscar Parris and faiftily spent Sunday afternoon near Mills Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Eoles Parris spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, near Chesnee. Mr, John Honeycutt is very ill with paralysis. His friends hope he will soon recover. Mr. Clyde Cudd and family, of Fingerville, S. C., spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cudd. The friends of Mr. John Simmon's gathered at his home Sunday and gave him a birthday dinner. All present seemed to enjoy the day. Rev. and Mrs. M. D. Blanton, of Alexander, attended the birthday dinner at Mrs. J. H. Hines', Sunday. ELLENBORO NEWS (Special To The Courier) Ellenboro, June 4. —Rev. Z. D. Harrill greatly enjoyed a birthday dinner at his home here May 29th, he being 78 years of age. The num ber of guests included his children and his near friends. Several hundred people, mostly de scendants, gathered at the home of Mrs. Margaret Louise Limrick on Sunday honoring her 67th birthday. A most bountiful and appetizing din ner was served, picnic style. The Ladies Circle of the Ellenbo ro Auxiliary, and that of Bostic Auxiliary were joint hostesses at a birthday party at Bostic Friday night, given at the church, to a full house and appreciative crowd. Mrs. J. A. Martin was hostess to the members of the Betterment club at a porch party, given at her home Wednesday afternoon. Among the number present were; Mesdames J. F. Bland, E. E. Harrill, E. A. Martin. Fred Harrill, John Martin, J. L. Wilson, W. H. Payne. Misses Ida Green. Cleo Burns, Carrie Harrill, THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929 and Bettie Green. The liostess serv ed a salad course. The Ladies' Circle of the Presby terian church met at the church Tuesday afternoon. An interesting program was given, the subject was j"Home Missions." I Visitors at the home of Mr. and ; Mrs. Ferree during the past week I were, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mauney of .'Shelby; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ferree •of Itom; Mr. Manly Logan and John 'Goforth both of Itom. • Mr. Henry Griffin is improving 'from injuries received from an au • tomobile accident some time ago. J Mrs. Nan Blanton formerly of El j lenboro is visiting relatives and here. Her friends are glad to fsee her again. She will return to J Charlotte this week. Messrs. J. C. Elliott and John I Wright, Confederate soldiers left Tuesday for Charlotte to attend the j reunion. Among the number home from j school are Messrs. Henjry Harrill from Davidson; Chas. Bland, Chivous Padgett and Claud Harrill from Wake Forest. The friends of Mrs. Haylus Moore regret to learn that she has entered the Shelby Hospital for treatment, and hope she will soon be well and j home again. j Mr. and Mrs. Tate Raeburn from I Spindale, accompanied by Misses .'Sarah and Kate Flack were visitors I with Mrs. J. L. Elliott Sunday. ' The friends of Mr. Bascom Blan | ton, formerly of Ellenboro will be glad to learn of his improved condi ' tion, having after his tonsils removed at a Charlotte Hospital, j Mr. O. O. Hamrick is much improv ed, after having been quite sick for two weeks; also Mr. Jay Hugh Padgett who has been sick is improv ing. The hay mixture of barley and 'vetch is giving excellent results in j Forsyth county. ( Eight hundred 4-H club members • are expected to attend the annual J short course at State College, July |29 to August 3. t ■ 11 I Alderman William Gull of Blean, I Eng., was fined for stealing rabbits. FOREST CITY-ALEXANDER TO PLAY LORAY HERE The strong Loray mill team, from Gastonia, will meet the Forest City- Alexander baseball club on the local park Friday, beginning at 3:30 o'clock. Loray has one of the strong est amateur teams in the state, and have not been defeated this year. The Spindale-Rutherfordton team was defeated here Saturday by the locals in a spectacular game. The visitors led in scoring up to the eighth inning. With a score 4-6 in favor of Spindale-Rutherfordton in the seventh, the locals went to bat in the eighth and with two triples and five singles netted five runs to win the game 6-9. Harris for Forest City, and Simmons, for Spindale, did ,the pitching. Teaster, Jett and Bragg ! were feature men for Forest City | while Harrill and Johnson did good .work for the visitors. Subscribe to The Courier. Dashing...Light SUMMER FjROCKS I w *th S becoming \ ful afternoon coat \ dress mode of at \ 1 WSBs tKBSr / I I \ \ Right above a I / I I \ \ flowered Chiffon \ H Bty /Z 'ek*. I / \ 1 a $4.95 $6.95 $9.75 The three models pictured give you an idea of how smart and charming the Frocks are. We also have many more styles and models from which to make your selections. All are real values. Come in and look them over. We are sure that you will find one or more that you will want Light and dashing in style and col or . . they're "the thing" for informal wear throughout the sun: mer months! Stein's Dept. Store (Formerly Sinkoe's) Forest City, N. C. GOLDEN VALLEY ! I Bostic, R-4, June 3.—The farmers of this section took advantage of the sunshiny days the latter part of last week, as the rain has gotten them very much behind with their crops. Mr. Robert Freeman left Sunday morning for Oklahoma to spend two months with his sister, Mrs. John Francis. Mr. and Mrs. John Francis have planned to accompany Mr. Freeman back home August Ist. Miss Mary Melton was the dinner guest Sunday of her cousins, Misses Elizabeth and Louise Gurley. Miss Jewell Anderson, accompani ed by her brothers, Duval and Jack spent the week end at Dysartsville and Glen Alpine. Mr. Ben McCurry motored feo Ruth erfordton Sunday. Several of the friends of Mr. Rob ert Freeman gave him a surprise party Friday night. Music was much enjoyed on the Victrola. Miss Bonnie Freeman spent Sun day afternoon with Miss Mary f 0 tune. Mrs. Douglas Melton visited her parents Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J p Melton. Those visiting at the home of and Mrs. Dan Melton were as f o j' lows: Mrs. J. D. Houser and daugh" ter, Vonnie, Miss A. E. Melton and daughter, Mrs. Jones Gurley and chi] dren, Messrs. Berry and Ralph Roll lins, Charles Self, and Fred Houser Music on the Victrola was much en joyed throughout the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hutchins and son John spent the week end at South Carolina. CINDERELLA'S Exquisite Footwear On The Square Shelby, N. C.

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