November 13, 1930.
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BY MRS. C. E. ALCOCK
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140 and report items for this column. All news items of interest to
women are welcomed. 1 ' -
Moncrief-BMt'C- .
jjj 3S Oroon Bostic and Rev. A. J.
relief, Jr- « ere in Ra
wer. October 18. Mrs. Moncrief is
J 'daughter of Rev., and Mrs. Wade
I) Bostic natives of North Carolina,
no v. missi" nar ' es i" Po chow . China
v Mr Moncrief is the son of Dr.
and Mrs. A. J. Moncrief, of Deca
t Qa They will make their home
Atlanta, Ga. .
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pj ve Course Dinner.
Airs T B. Lovelace entertained
- five course dinner party on
Saturday, November Bth, in honor
D r T. B. Lovelace's birthday. A
color scheme of pink and green with
crystal service was used. Plates were
laid for M>s. Margaret Mcßrayer,
Mr and Mrs. Yates Mcßrayer, Mr.
Roy Mcßrayer. Mr. Monroe Lovelace
an d Misses Daisy and Lillie Lovelace |
of tfooresboro; Dr. and Mrs. Claude!
Lov-lace and children, of Henrietta, j
Mis? Ethel Young and Dr. and Mrs.,
X. B. Lovelace.
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Kitchen Shower
For Recent Bride. j
Mrs. K. B. Mcßrayer and Miss
Hazel Price gave a "kitchen shower" j
at the former's home on Friday even- |
ine. honoring Mrs. J. L. Butler, Jr.,
a "recent bride. A most, unique de-,
bate was held, subject "which is the j
best single or married life?" married j
life won, the affirmatives were Mes- i
dames Lolan Kanipe and John Car-
penter, the negatives were Misses Su- (
die Young - and Ollie Tat«. A baby j
crib very muchly bedecked and fill- •
ed with many useful gifts for the (
kitchen was brought into the living j
room and presented to Mrs. Butler *
which after it had been opened and
passed around for all the "old maids"
to admire with envy ( made a most
charming speech of thanks. The hos
tess served delicious sandwiches and
coffee. Thirty guests were present.
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King-Kiser.
In a ceremony characterized by I
beauty and simplicity Miss Ruth
Riser and Mr. Robert King were
married Saturday evening at nine
o'clock at the Baptist parsonage. (
Dr. \Y. A. Ayers performed the cere
mony, using the always impressive
ring service.
!
Only a few friends of the couple
were present.
The bride wore a most becoming
brown ensemble with accessories to
match.
An informal reception was held
at the home of the bride immediate
ly after the wedding, and later the
young couple left for a trip to east
Tennessee.
Tne bride is the attractive and
popular daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j
H. \\. Kiser. The groom is the son '
(,t Mr. and Mrs. R. V. King. He is
associated with Horn's Cash Store. J
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Morgan-Kennedy.
Miss Pauline Kennedy and Mr.
Norman Morgan were. married on
Saturday, November Ist, in Spar
tanburg, S. C. Their marriage came
as a surprise to their many friends
iwho wish for them much happiness.
J Mrs. Morgan is the attractive
! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. L.
Kennedy, and is a graduate of Caro
' high school,
i Mr. Morgan is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Morgan, of Sandy Mush.
He holds a responsible position with
the Forest City Seed and Fertilizer
Co.
The youpg couple will make their
home in Sandy Mush.
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Mr. B. E. Putnam, of Shelby, and
Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Lynch, of
Boiling Springs, spent Tuesday here.
Mr. anji Mrs. R. G. Tyner, of
j Dozier, Ala., will be the guests
| Thanksgiving day of Dr. and Mrs.
i T. B. Lovelace.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Newton, of
j Shelby, spent Tuesday f j alfternoon
; here -with relatives,
j Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mcßrayer
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
| and Mrs. Culbreth in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hartley at
tended the Carolina-Furman football
game in Greenville, S. C., last Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover King spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. I
L. Sing in Charlotte, Mr. Sing is a
sister of Mrs. King.
Miss Mary Meares spent the week
end in Shelby, the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Nolan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Webb and
daughter, Tootsie, and Mrs. R. L.
Church, of Salisbury, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. McDaniel,
Sunday. Mr. Webb was formerly
city manager here.
Mrs. C. C. Moore, Mr. and Mrs.
Burwell Moore and son, Charles,
spent Sunday with Misses Margaret
and Madge Moore in Lenoir.
Mrs. J. F. Alexander and Miss
Ruth Dorsey left Friday to attend
the annual conference of the Metho
dist churches being held in Greens
boro. •
Mr. Charles Bridges, of Rock Hill,
S. C., is spending this week here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. C.
Bridges.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Watkins spent
Sunday with Mrs. Edward Love in
Johnson City, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Tate, Miss Lee
Ellen Tate, Messrs G. D. Tate and
Hoyle Griffin visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Wilkerson in Charlotte Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Morrow spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. K. N.
Hines in Greens Creek.
Rev. John S. Wood will go to j
Charlotte next Monday to attend j
the ceremonies of the Scottish Rite. j
THE FOREST CjTY COURIER, FOREST CITY, N. C.
Mrs. Geo. Rollins returned home
Sunday after spending the week with
her daughter, Mrs. K. G. Wilson and
Mr. Wilson in Asheville.
Mesdames W. M. Padgett, Ted Al
cock and Misses Lula and Lou Pad
gett and Mrs. L. B. Padgett and son
( were shopping Thursday in. Spartan
burg,
j Mesdames T.. B. Lovelace, T. R.
Padgett, J. F. Alexander and Misses
Sudie Young and Lilah Padgett spent
Thursday shopping in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs.. Grady Carpenter and
n James Berry Ellis, of Greenville, S.
C., spent Sunday here with Mr. and
e Mrs. F. F. Davis.
s Miss Ruth Doggett, of Brenau col
lege, Gainesville, Ga., spent * several
e days here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Doggett..
Mr. and Mrs. Onslow Mcßrayer,
of Warrenton, Ga., spent the week
i end here with Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Mcßrayer.
, Mr. F. I. Barber left Saturday for
r Milwaukee, Wis., where he will at
tend the National Bottlers conven
,. tion.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Rex Long and
Misses Dorothy McDaniel and Fran
j ces Washburn spent last Saturday
in Charlotte shopping.
Friends of Mrs. P. L. Marks will
be delighted to know that she is do-
ing nicely, after an operation last
s Thursday at the Rutherford hospi- j
• J al.
Mr. Clyde Hardin who was hurt
last week while helping to load a
1 cash register on a truck, is able to
be back at his post of duty at Ste
r ins Dept. Store. » i
Master Frank Moore Dorsey is ill!
with diphtheria at the home of his 1
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey.!
We are glad to report that he isj
resting comfortably.
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Open Meeting Of
Dental Society
•! j
| | The First District Dental Society •
invites the public to their opening
[ meeting, Wednesday, November 19,
in the courthouse at Rutherfordton,
; to the following program:
> 8:00 p. m., meeting called to or
r der by president, Dr. T. A. Wilkins, J
Gastonia.
Invocation, by Rev. E. B. Jen-!
- kins, pastdr First Baptist c'hurch, j
Rutherfordton. J
Address of welcome, by Mr. Clyde
Erwin, superintendent of Rutherford
county School.
Dr. I. R. Self, Lincoln
ton.
I
President's address, Dr. T. A. ]
Wilkins, Gastonia.
8:30 p. m., paper "Mending our
Nets." Director of mouth Hygiene,»
North Carolina Statg Board of J
Health.
All dental offices in Rutherford
county will be closed November 20.
TAX NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a dis
count of 1 % will be allowed on
1930 town taxes paid ■ during the
month of November and a discount
of one-half of 17 during the month
of December.
J. E. CALDWELL,
6-3t. Town Tax Collector.
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Miss Viree Vess
Died Sunday
Miss Viree Vess, aged, 42, died
at her home here Sunday morning
after a short illness. Funeral ser
vices were conducted from the Mont
ford Cove Baptist church Monday at
twelve o'clock, with Rev. M. M.
Huntley in charge, assisted by Rev.
L. N. Epley. Interment was in the
Montford Cove cemetery.
Miss Vess is survived by two
brothers and two sisters.
The pallbearers were Messrs Ray
Reep, Paul Jones, Carl Jones, Grady
Guffey, Bill Smart, Alonzo McClun
ey. The floral offering was borne bv
Misses Carrie Guffey, Jennie, Pau
line Hudlow, Annie Bell White, Gus
sie Webb, Eutha Neighbors and
Clara Lynch.
AUXILIARY MEETING.
The Woman's Auxiliary of I the
j American Legion will meet on Fri
i day afternoon, November 21st, in
stead of November 14. The meeting
will be held in the home of Mrs. Er
nest. Robinson. It is urged that every
j member be present at this meeting
jon Friday, November 21st, at 3:30
Ip. m.
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J FOR SALE—Three fresh cows; J
two heifers; one bull, cheap. S. M.'
Flack, City. 6-2t.
CRIMINAL COURT
IN BUSY SESSION
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and failed to Fine $40.00
and costs. Judgment ni sci, capias
ad testificondum instanter.
State vs. J. C. Powell, disposing
of mortgaged property, continued
by consent.
State vs. John E. Smith, continued
by consent.
State vs. Horace Johnson and
Jude Hunt, larceny, defendants plead
not guilty. Jury trial. Jury empanell
ed.
J- L. Cochran, transporting, defen
dant called jand failed. Judgment
nisi sci fa and capias.
C. O. Phillips, larceny, true bill.
Defendent pleads guilty. Store
breaking.
Dewey Gilbert, true bill. Defen
dant pleads guilty of storebreaking.
C. O. Phillips, true bill. Defen
dant pleads guilty of larceny.
Powell, forgery, defendant
plea of guilty of forcible
trespass, which plea the State ac
cepts.
Leon Wall, called; and failed
Judgment ni sci sci fa and capias.
H. H. Womack, State takes Nol
Pros.
Elridge Wall, called and failed.
Judgment ni sci sci fa and capias.
Leo n Wall, abusing wife, abandon
ment. Called and failed. Jugment ni
sci sci fa and capias.
; Zeb Harrill, defendant having paid
the balance of cost due, judgment
ni sci sci fa and capias is stricken
; out.
J. D. Morrow, storebreaking. De
fendant enters plea of guilty and i O .
sentenced to the State prison for
two years.
Johnnie Morrow, larceny. Plea of
guilty. Judgment: Defendant be con
fined in Rutherford jail for 12 month
to work on public roads. Sentence
suspended on condition that defen
dant appear before the County Wel
fare officer on first Mondey in each
month for 18 months, and show g-ooH
behavior and that he has continuous
ly been engaged in some gainful oc
cupation or in attendance upon some
reputable school and each month
to pay the Welfare officer $5.00.
which shall be turned over to the
Clerk to be applied to the discharge
of the costs; excess, if any, to be
applied to the school fund. At
time as the defendant may be attend
ing school and faithfully endeavor
ing to do the work therein payment
above required to be suspended.
Bond in the sum of $l5O for his ap
pearance and compliance with this
judgment required. On his failure
to comply capias to issue.
Elmer Guffey, defendant enters
plea of involuntary manslaughter.
Troy McGinnis, public drinking
and transporting, called and failed.
Judgment ni sci sci fa and capias.
Butler McSwain. Assault with
deadly weapon. Called and failed.
J. L. Cochran. Jury trial. Verdict
of guilty. Judgment ni sci sci fa
heretofore entered is ordered strick
en out.
Jim Barnes„ called and failed.
Judgment, ni sci sci fa and capias
instanter.
Harvey Deaton, Larceny, jury
trial. Jury finds the defendant guilty
of receiving stolen goods knowing
of their having been stolen.
Johnnie Morrow, larceny, true
bill.
G. R. Burgess, true bill.
Lee Philbeck, conspiracy, true bill.
Robert Hutchins, larceny, true
bill.
W. T. Johnson, called and failed.
Judgment ni sci sci fa and capias.
Zeb Hutchins, store breaking, trup
bill
Garland Davis, house breaking,
true bill.
D. A. Brock and Glenn Sawyer,
liquor, D. A. Brock on docket by
error and goes off. Glenn Sawyer
called and failed. Judgment ni sci
sci fa and capias.
Sam Taylor, Deck Taylor, Floyd
Connor, store breaking, true bill.
Defendants plead guilty.
W. L. Lowery, worthless check,
defendant pleads guilty to giving
worthless check.
Ed Smart, called and failed. Judg
ment ni sci sci fa instanter capias, j
Elmer Guffey,, grand jury comes'
into the court in a body and returns
a true bill charging the defendant
with murder.
Sam Allen, drunkeness, defendant
pleads guilty of charge of public
drunkeness and is fined $25.00 and
the costs.
Sam Allen, violating prohibition
law, defendant pleads guilty with
charge of violating prohibition law 1
and is fined $40.00 and the costs.
Judgment ni sci sci fa heretofore
entered stricken^out
Sam Allen, violating prohibition
law, defendant pleads guilty %"ith
charge of violating the prohibition
law and is sentenced to jail'for six
months to be assigned to work on
the public roads of any county which
the Commissioners may designate and
not to wear stripes. The prison sen
tence is suspended on the following
| condition: that the defendant pay
j the costs and appear at each Novem
ber term of court for a period of
4 three years to show that he has whol
ly abstained from the use of intoxi
cating liquor and has otherwise
been of good behavior. Bond of
$200.00 required.
Walter Lowery, violating traffic
law, upon calling of the case for
trial Solicitor for the State
that W. R. Splawn be marked as
prosecutor and that notice issue for
the witness to appear Monday, No
vember 10." It 'is ''therefore ordered
by the court that notice issue re
quiring the said W. R. Splawn to
appear on Monday, the 10th of No
vember at 10 o'clock to show cause,
if any he has, why he should not be
marked prosecutor.
Billy DePriest, > State takes Ncl
Pros with leave on condition that
defendant pay costs.
Will Medford, transporting, defen
dant enters plea of guilty and is
fined $25.00 and costs.
Johnnie Morrow, defendant enters
plea guilty. Prayer for judgment.
Prayer continued for two years to
be pronounced on motion of Solici
tor.
Will Tate, called and failed. Judg
ment. ni sci sci fa and capias.
Johnnie Morrow, defendant en
ters plea of guilty. Prayer for judg
ment. Prayer continued for two years
to be pronounced on motion of So
licitor.
Will Tate, called and failed. Judg
ment ni sci sci ia and capias.
J. B. Belfry, violating prohibition
law, traffic law, jury trial. Verdict
of guilty.
Eb Kelly, called and failed. Ni sci
sci fa and capias.
Elias Littlejohn, called and failed
Ni sci sci fa and capias.
John E. Smjth, true bill.
George Tate, grand jury returns
a true bill of murder against defen
dant.
Robert Harris, Nol Pros with
leave.
Hampton Black. The prosecution!
witness, Ossie Baker, called and fail
ed. Fined SBO.OO and costs. Judg
ment ni sci sci fa and instanter ca
pias ad Testificandum.
EarniesJlirie McKinney, true fcill
Waddell Sanders, not true bill, j
Geneva Squaws and Delia Hamil- \
ton, jury trial. At the close of the j
State's evidence the State takes a j
Nol Pros as to the count of larceny.
The defendants enter plea of guilty
to the charge of assault.
A. A. Hawkins, jury trial. Jury!
can not agree and mis-trial is or- j
dered.
John Adams, defendant plead? |
guilty and is sentenced to jail 15
months to work on public roads, not
to wear stripes.
Sallie Littlejohn, jury trial. Ver
dict of guilty. Sentenced to jail for j
30 days with leave to Commission- j
ers in their discretian to have i
worked at County Home or jail. Sen- j
tence to be suspended on payment
of fine of SIO.OO and costs.
C. R. Powell, Prayer for judgment
Prayer continued to May term 1931
on payment of cost.
George Littlejohn, guilty. Sen
tenced to 30 days in jail to be as
signed to work on public roads
not to wear stripes. Sentence to be
suspended on payment of $20.00
fine and costs.
J. V. O'Brian, reckless driving,
defendant pleads guilty. Prayer for j
judgment. Prayer continued on j
payment of costs.
Ab Kelley, jury trial. Verdict of
not guilty. Judgment of ni sci sci fa
heretofore entered ordered stricken
out.
State vs. Oscar Yelton, defendant
called and failed, capias and contin- J
ued.
State vs. Johnnie Jones, Alias and
continued.
State vs. Johnnie Jones, violating
Turlington Act, ■ alias capias and
continued.
State vs. Walter Sams and Herman
Leverett, Walter JJams called and
failed. Judgment ni sci, instanber
sci fa and instanter capias.
Herman Leverett good behavior
shown. Continued allowed to send af
fidavit next term.
State vs. Pink Gosey, transporting
defendant called, and failed. Judg
ment ni sci instanter, sci fa and
capias (instanter).
State vs. Robert Gordan, violating
traffic law, called and failed. Ni sci
instanter sci fa and capias instan
ter.
State vs. Hardin Dover, transport
ing, defendant called and failed.
Judgment ni sci sci fa and capias,
j State vs. Weldon Logan, larceny,
■defendant called and failed. Judg-
I ment ni sci, instanter sci -fa and
( capias. \
| State vs. Jim Herring and Cliff
ord Herring, grand jury in body re
turn in open court a true bill.
; State vs. J. W. Whiteside, defen
dant tenders plea of guilty of forc
ible trespass. Judgment that defen
. dant, J. W. Whiteside, be confined
jin jail six months in Rutherford
j county and assigned to work on
j public roads.
! This prison sentence may be sus
! pended on condition that defendant
j comply with the contract of v hiring
j made between Commissioners and
jsome reputable citizen of this coun
.ty, the proceeds of the hiring to be
| applied to the discharge of costs
i of case, and the excess, if any, to the
school funds.
State vs. Yates Baynard, reckless
driving, jury trial. Jury finds de
fendant guilty of reckless driving.
! Defendant sentenced to jail six
months to be assigned to work on
public roads of Rutherford county
or any county which the county
Commissioners may designate. Road
sentence to be suspended on the pay
ment of the costs and $50.00 for
(the use of the school fund and upon
further condition of giving a bond
lin the sum of $150.00 to appear at
the November term 1931 to show
that he has been of. good behavior
and that he has not operated a motor
car on the higway.
State vs. Buck Bradley, violating
prohibition law, called and failed.
(Judgment ni sci sci fa and capias
instanter.
State vs. Buck Bradley, called and
failed. Judgment ni sci' sci fa and
capias instanter.
State H. H. Womack, liquor, jury
trial, finds defendants guilty as
charged.
| State vs. Jump Mooney, public
j drunkeness, defendant pleads guilty
land is sentenced to the jail for four
| months to be assigned to work on
| the public roads of any count which
| the county Commissioners may desig
nate. This sentence to be suspended
for two years and one paying $20.00
to the school fund and the costs of
the case and upon the further con
dition that the defendant be of good
behavior for two years. Capias to
issue at any time upon motion of
the solicitor. Sci fa to be dismissed
on payment of the costs.
Elias Littlejohn, jury trial. Ver
dict not guilty. Judgment ni sci sci
fa heretofore stricken out.
Philip Payne, jury trial. Verdict
of not guilty.
John E. Smith, true bill.
Jim Herring and Clifford Herring
murder, defendants being at the bar
of the court are solemnly arraigne',
their council, W. C. Mcßorie, being
present, on the bill of indictment
and plead not guilty thereto, an!
for their trial put themselves on God
and their country.
LOST—Ladies' green felt hat,.
Finder please return to Courier of
fice.
OVER VVORKFD
NERVES
ITP TO your ears in work—
every nerve at high tension.
No wonder you snap at the wife
and bark at the children.
Watch out! Overworked
nerves may lead to Sleepless
ness, Nervous Headache, Nerv
ous Indigestion and a host of
other unpleasant disturbances.
Why don't you try Dr. Miles'
Effervescent Nervine Tablets?
Just one in a half glass of
water makes a pleasant, spark
ling drink delightfully soothing
to over-taxed nerves.
Dr. Miles' Nervine is now
made in two forms —Liquid and
Effervescent Tablet. Both are
the same therapeutically. v
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