NEW HOPE NEWS
Roddy-Thompson Wedding— Funeral
For Mr. Walter Jones—Birth,
day of Mrs. J. A. Tur
ner Observed.
Harris, R-l, July 21.—Mrs. J. G.
Lamb seems to be improving, heri
friends will be glad to hear.
Miss Leona Turner, of near Shel-!
bv spent last week with friends and
relatives in this community.
Mi*. Jerome Harris and family, j
spent Sunday at the home of his
father, Mr. C. M. Harris.
MiiS Belle Wilkie spent Wednes-,
a y afternoon with her cousins,
Misses Clara and Mary Randall. j
The many friends of Mr. Archie
Roddy and Miss Elizabeth Thompson
were surprised to hear of their mar
riage which occurred Saturday. We
rish them much joy and success.
Several from this community at
tended the funeral of Mr. Walter
Jones, at Brooklyn, Wednesday af
ternoon. j
Miss Alice Kennedy spent Thurs- J
day night with Mr. and Mrs. Bu-j
ford Kennedy. j
Miss Clara Randall who has been ■
sick for several days is improving,
we are glad to note.
A number of the friends and rela
tives of Mrs. J. A. Turner gathered
at her home Sunday and gave her a
surprise birthday dinner.
Miss Vivian Kennedy will arrive
home this week from Cullowhee
where she has been attending sum
mer school.
Misses Ferne and Bernice Hines
entertained a number of their friends
with a party Saturday night.
Little Miss Helen Harris who has
been in the Rutherford hospital for
several weeks isn't improving much
we are sorry to note.
Mr. L. D. Wilkie and Mr. W. P.
Wilkie were visitors in Cliff side one
ciay last week.
Miss Mary Randall spent one night
last week with her cousin, Miss Belle
Wilkie.
Misses Eunice and Bernice Roach
entertained a number of thteir friends
with a party Wednesday night.
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Prices Most Attractive BEFORE INVENTORY I sale Continues I
for .
Friday, Saturday and | | y | Through
Monday I [ J Monday, August 4th
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Friday, Saturday, Monday Will Be Three Big Bargain Days
Efird's Silk Dept. Reduced Prices Men's work shirts, in the New Cool Wash If you need shoes Ladies' Full Fash
full of Bargains for on new Summer slie'pricl^each 9 63c Dresses at cut prices be sure to visit ioned Silk Hose at
these three days Wash Goods. 2 for $1.25 Hoover plain shade Dress- Efird's Shoe Dept. July Sale Price.
Beaitiful Flat Crepes, in v , ~ „ , ™™~————————- es ' f sale Ladies' Patent 1-strap me- Ladies pure thread silk Full
the new summer col- 1 £ . e loaa I Art _ price. dium heel QC Fashioned Hose, in the *7O.
01 s, per yard- slls cl ° th 35 C New Print Dresses, fast col- Pumps season's best colors .... /»C
. . . specia a o rs, beautiful styles (f>| Ladies' 1-strap or lace me- Crescent First Quality pure
- fOP hi Ue ' "R "rM rCenZe VV 1 6 25C Men's Union Suits y| yf Sale price *pl*Ob dium heels, pat. or A[ Thread Silk, Lisle Top OA
Pink, maize, white, black, egg- Broadcloth at _ _ _ 44g ▼ '£ JbZ.SfD full fashioned 54C
shell and navy, July 70 New styles m fast color ta , b p T
Sale price, yard I «/C New fast color Windsor —Happy Home QA** Children's patent ox- A£/» Nebel s and Hudson s all
, J Prints, new 10 Men's Full cut Over- Dresses O*IC f|ords r HOC pure Thread Silk Semi-Chiffon
12 momme all silk imported Datterna IXP alls. Sale price U«/C . ' ~ and service weight hose. White
J ap Pongee, 65c quality for P Children's fast color Print- Children s Pat. strap San-. and new summer col- 1
Friday and while it )7_ _ Boys' Overalls, in sizes from e d Dresses, good styles and dais QC ors j u j y gale price iff
lasts . Li C Genuine Father George Sea U to 16. Sale _ natterns. Sale TA f* «PI.3D ' * w
Island Sheeting, sale Q\/ n r>rir>P /Hf , ™ """™~
36 inch all Rayon Sport Slips pr i C e O?C pnCe ~ r c^ hlldren s Pat - One special lot Ladies' Ray-
Satin. Original $1.25 C/| n ——————— Beautiful patterns fast col- fords| I t 9 4S ° n Bloomers ' worth double
quality, per yard One table perfect short One lot Men's Pants in or stylish Cotton Dresses. f° r !*r • the price. Sale
All Silk Poneee in white lengths Curtain Marqui- | A white and light color siripe. Originally sold up to $3.95 Men's 55.00 Pullman Ox- price
79 c •"•*■— loc s, r i.i —ii. jug "*51.29 $2.65 S2JS JZZSE
* Full 2 1-4 yard length Kriss _ _ _ ' _Men's Sport Oxfords, black that originally sold up to sl.
"""""""" Kross Curtains, SI.OO value. Mens Work Pants in the an( j or tan Af July Sale -
Large soft white Towels, July Otis Pin Checks. Sale QC Wash Suits, made of and white SLtJUO price VDC
July Sale 1 A price. Ut)C P r i ce good materials in all the *7Qp _
Men's Hong Kong Work latest sTyles. Sale price Men's Dress Shi#s, in plain Men's Straw Hats, values
Large white bordered Can— New Era 9-4 Seamless Un- Pants, made to fit with quart- One lot Men's Pajamas, or fancy colors. Caro- up to $2.95 to go in July
non Towels Ift/* bleached Sheet- er P oc^e ts- Sale A C good colors and AA lina made", each /5fC Sale an^
each lOv ing, yard iMVv price iD sizes, special at yi»vv 2 for $1.50 at —• VVV vwv
EHRD'S DEPARTMEIMT STORE « » c
JACK BLANTON TO TRY FOR
JR. LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMP.
Cliffside, July 21.—Jack Blanton,
Cliffside Jtinior lightweight, takes an
other shot at "Kid Belk", of Charlot
te, (who beat him to a decision once
before) next Friday night, July 25,
Jat the Rutherford county fair
grounds.
j This fight will be scheduled for
eight rounds and will be for the
junior lightweight championship of
the Carolinas. Four other good fights
are on the card'.,
Come out and pull for a Ruther
ford county boy.
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INSTALLS REFRIGERATOR.
! The Jones Grocery Co., this week
found it necessary on account of
growing business, to install a new
and up-to-date Gundler meat coun
ter and refrigerator to supplement
their already adequate equipment in
the refrigerator line. This progres
sive firm always keeps step with the
march of progress,
OUR ASSETS.
j What advantage can Forest City
, offer to new industry?
The full answer to this question
can be made only after careful study
but there are some factors that may
be listed which do not demand in
tensive research.
Living expenses in a community
like Forest City are far below those
that prevail in a great city. This
enables the manufacturer to reduce
his labor costs without reducing the
standard of living of his workers.
Living conditions in a small com
munity for the average worker are
infinitely superior to those offered
by a great industrial center. This
makes fior /'contented and satisfied
labor, a reduction in labor turnover,
a steady, dependable organization.
Living conditions for the employ-1
er are likewise far more satisfactory
than those offered by the great city.
In a community like Forest City he
occupies a unique position,, that of-!
fers him an opportunity for notable
community achievement. Agreeable
THE FOREST CITY COURIER. THURSDAY. JULY 24, 1930.
and pleasant human contacts are 1
afforded him daily. His home life is,
! made more agreeable, with better j
' opportunities for his children for'
education and for play.
These and many other such like i
factors more than offset any disad- 1
_' vantage the average manufacturer '.
• 1 experiences in having his plant lo- i
jcated away from a great business j
and financial center. Chiefly on this;
•ground can one explain the move-]
jment of industry out, into the small-'
~er communities of the country. }
j UNION MILLS NEWS |
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i Union Mills, R-l, July 21. —Mrs.
•M. J. Harris is taking treatment nt
| the Marion hospital.
: 1 Mrs. J. P. Williams has been very
jsick the past week.
■ j Mr. and Mrs,, George Harris and ,
j daughter, Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
j Walker, all of Pinellas Park, Fla.,;
spent the past week wtih Mr. Vick j
'Harris and family.
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j Mrs. Clark C. Harris, of Knox- j
;ville, Tenn., is visiting her parents,'
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hemphill. j
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I Mr. George Searcy and family and j
>Mr. Hicks Hemphill and family were j
! visitors at the home of Mr. Elihu
Parker Sunday. i
■ Mr. Enwart Parker, of Detroit, |
Mich., is visiting his parents, Mr.;
and Mrs. Joe Parker. '
Mi?, Lon Hensley and family visit
ed Mr. Johnie Parker's family, Sun
day. i
j Much interest is being shown in
our Sunday school now. Last Sunday
there were 94 present. We hope the
parents will continue to come with
their children.
i Miss Jessie Harris and Miss Char
(lotte Peeler, of Morganton, spent a
few days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Vick Harris and family.
! The White Pine school opened to
day with Miss Maude Stott in charge.
, Miss Glenn Harris came home Fri
day from Cullowhee summer school
and left Sunday for Sunshine, where
she will teach this year. I
j Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hardin and
children of Caroleen, spent Sunday
with Mrs. E. C. Harris and family.
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