Thursday, June 11, 1931.
CANE CREEK NEWS
Union Mills, R-2. June 9.—Dur
ing- this beautiful weather the farm
er? have been busy working their
crops. In this section the crops are
all in good condition.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. R. Morrison
one day last week a fine baby girl.
A large crowd attended memorial
at Fi?gah Sunday and the day was
enjoyed. A nice dinner was spread!
on the table and everybody was wel
come to eat.
The grave yard was beautiful with
all kinds of living flowers.
Mrs. P. E- Morrison who has been |
ill for some time is able to be out J
again. Her many friends will be glad
to hear. ' |
Messrs Flay Morrison and Luther j
Wells, Misses Ray and Leona Green ;
of Dysartville visited in South Car-:
olina last Sunday.
Mr. Fred McCurry of Alexander
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Sim McCurry. Saturday.
HOLLYSPRINGS
Harris, R-l, June B.—The farm
er? of the section were very glad to 
see the good showers of rain as the
crop? were needing it so badly.
Several people from this commu-|i
nity attended the Sunday
convention at Cliffside, Sunday af- jj
ternoon and won the banner.
Some of the relatives of Mr. Cal-.
well Robbins surprised him with aj I
|| iib mam "W "
EFIRD JUNE 12
I See the New List of Specials. Sale Continues Entire Month of June
one lalhlwe'
' lot solid color Organdy in per Print a i • group. I ftew express shipment printed I Cotton Work Shoes Men s covert work ftQ
feet short lengths, while d ™ cs llso Xth'wZ T
last at, per yard . ! A ®° Wolth Whlli fot I tlts - Values up to 35c. To go " V at tbl.Djf —______
y° u to % m ake your selections lon sale Friday • q I ' _____
I ||/» early in all the cool summei I ver varf i I X/* I Octagon Laundry Soap . . , _ Msn's Yale Suits
IVt colors. $5.00 P«>nr Oi/„ n Cake. 4 for 1n Men's Dress Ox- , , ~
——value iZ.t/O I v -I Lt C lUC fords Shorts and Athletic
Father George | Yard Wide Percale 10c | V *' „ .
Sheetino- Ladies' Wasfy Dresses I A good quality full yard wide I —— —-— s new Pullman oxfords, "JUICS
At Its Low&st Pr That look like a dollar Apj I doubled and rolled percale, I Printed Voiles tlack father, bluchers and Men's Yfale athletic union
/M/° W rd riCC Good styles 4IC I beautiful patterns in all col- I 29" fast color printed Voiles, Plam C9 QC suits ma de of good quality
Q/2(J I crs > P er Ift I regular 25c and 29c quality! tO6S O dimity checks. qj
- T Linen Suits | yard lUC J Sale Men's and young men's new Sa,e price
Truth or Hope BI h Ladies' two-piece Irish linen I I price IOC blucher and oxfords, shoes usu- Men's Sturdy Union Suits
Full yard wide Bleach Tomes PaStel ShadeS ' Sizes ™ , TennU Sh ° eS ally S ° W Up t0 tl QC These suits are made by the
tic, 17c quality uer varH I t0 2 °' Made t0 Cl CC I nS ' ladies '> b °ys' and girls' I Men's Work Sox f- bout $3.00 at tj) 1 .™0 best, dollar union suit manu
- L I retail at $3.50 pl .Oj I beach color brown and white I pair _L„. 0C ———— ——facturer in the Carolinas.
lOC I Children's Frocks I shoes 43c I ~~~~ ~~I Men's New Summer I f u ," cu ' and wc " made '
I I IW I I i. ,r, .. - ri . sale price tut
, I Cunning styles made of print I I Ladies Stylish Suits
ReauUfTfi! 0 ! L ° n? , Cl ° lh 1-que, print voile, including J., A]] Pumps and Oxfords Men'. c.«„„ Suit,
cent value " IT" o ' one_piece I P A " Sll ' £ M . , . Men's new cotton bleach cloth In Our Rug Dent
' Value I dresses. Sizes 2t06, jr Pongee Many styles of re f? ular $3.00 suits> good l>a A|- 8 P
and 7 t0 14 - quality 12 Momme Im- " atte,ns W  ~ -any values
' S I StyH . Sh lOW shoes ' P in " en ;* Pa ' m Be " h Suil « Sq^rel 6 in R 'beautifuT colt"
Best Pajama Checks 1 Women* Rayon Undies I >1 y trim blonde, black Mens genuine Palm Beach I £,nd designs, sizes
Full yard wide best quality I Bloomers, panties, shorties, I PnC6 I Pa | Bnt kather and glil ' SU ! ts in the season ' s new «t 6x9 at >1 Uj
Pajama checks, Snow white, step-ins, vests-a good assort- N — Flat Crepes "'"J? 16 ~s port ox^ s "> pattcrns ' Sale (0 QC I
P :r yard I ment of 0f- I Heavy weight all-silk Crepe in I smoked elk black and price 9x12 (Q Q(-
1A colors /hC n6w Pastel shades as well as I whlte * Big special purchase at $O,llO
10c dark combinations, including puts these fine in this *»"• , I
I Ra y° n v " ts Mallinsons, Cheney's and other I 8 Jlme Sale at suita Ple ]1 s runk ™ h,ts I Cresent Brand Congoleum by
T ,, n I Ladies' and Misses' better ray- well-known makes, originally I Cl QC nal '«mnn Sll a I "^ e
M.SJ'-r. -»-» -»>*» ~qA f * l '» $4.95 «k
Table Damask. aa QO and MQ yard. Sale price I
Per y ard OOC I vOC tOC Rayon Crepes I A Real Sale Dress Shirts I 9 feet by 12 feet QC
e P e in I On Children'. Low Shoes Men'. Dre.. Shirt. 48c | SqUarG
Silk Dresses I Ladies' better non-ravel ray- aH pure solid colors, light and I Children's patent leather tan A special purchase of 1,000 I 3 feet by 6 feet AP -
Commencing Friday morning I on bloomers 1A S ' 9 i ngma ySd ° at kQ/» I black calf oxfords and dozen men's dress shirts made I square for MSg
We will g roU p in one l ot a g re at lat T\SC PnCG P€r I stra P P"mps, positively worth of new prints, white and solid I
assortment of beautiful sum— I . I $1.50. All sizes, sto 8, BV2 color broadcloths, all A Q I Good quality 4-string broom 3
™ er dresse3 made of I > G "" ,M , - Fine Silk Summer • I
to 11, and 11% to I sizes, sale price tC/C I for A 1
Chiffons, Printed Flat Cr#»nps I Ladies' Porto Rican gowns *j • I June Sale price at jJt
Shantungs, Eyelet Or3v' I « and pastel « C Hosiery I C.,.11.. Mad. Shir,. M«
Cottonettes in styles for street I colors. ZaC AM Silk Hosiery I v 1; 9 . 1 en 3 r W lar 00 Quality Ladies' Hat boxes in the new
sport, afternoon, and evening I ' ' : " City Carolina-Made I Ladies Look broadcloth Curohna-made shapes and sizes Qft
at the one special fr»7 I all -giHc hosiery at a new low I Bi* Bargain Counter fine Dre*. S * Patterns, a t vOC
Price of ..... S7.OU Extya V™* Oxford. as Suit fiwM r r k
At a new ,„ w • ' Rowan 81x99 Seamiess Bed Liale Top AH Silk Ladies> fine dress pump 9 and ™ and gfi £ Ca3e3 "ng^bag,
to&ZnSZZ Sh T r d heavy 84r 75c 85c doth ' p ™ ----- °° c 95c
the newest st 1 Th fh ' I quallt y» saie P nce Otlv • Ovl# I fancy cut out ties, (overed Skirt. At 75c
«re unusual andhave Bed SheeU 39e Ladies' Hoae heels high and low heels. Men's lot S-5 and Lincoln dress Standard size silk fringescal
fore appeared in dresses as low 72x90 Daisy Bed Sheets 4A Ladies ' b «t quality all Rayon Regular $2.00 values. June shirts made of the better qual- wmdow shades, $l5O
Priced as these Plenty of solid 39C seamless hose values that re- Sale Cl QC ' y » f printed an 4 plain broad- value. Sale 7Q
high shades, navy and Mack! cent.y sold up to 39c, or p -e at cloth shirts in the lot usually price (VC
Sizes Misses 14 to 20. Sizes Spread. SI.OO sale price ZOC at considerable above sl. g
omen CO 7C I one s P ,ecial lot of Rayon I Fo >" Ked., and Tennis Shoes S& ® jy
to 48 tPO. I 0 I Spreads, values that recently I or Boys ' Girls, Man and P lJ ce V
, , I sold up to $2.00. Friday morn- AllKieiS Women 56x72 plain Ecru Win- Jft
T Ver Dresses and while they f»«| ft A LadieS ' and Children,s 1 Keds in newest colors and Men ' s re^ular S l - 00 cut dow shades *fot
eo f p material , as{ 51..UU. Anklets lUC sport trims. All sizes for men heaviest blue denim gr '
Jh short collar and shawl coi- V 25c Anklets all in women and children. The $1.25 overalls, all sizes ........ ODC 36 f 2 He^ v 5;
in white and colors.ft J I Cannon small face 01/ ' Anklets, all ft I lust the s h a d e for the dining
Sizes 36 to 46 94C towels d /Z C colors 10C OCp Boys' full cut blue den- M O room or kitchen
| price vVv im overalls TfOC each LtDC
party Saturday afternoon. Cake and
ice cream was served.
Mr. Rector Robbins left Friday
night for Georgia to sing in a meet
ing for Rev. J. G. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Splawn and
family were the dinner guests of Mr
(and Mrs. 0. B. Grose, Sunday and
[also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole and
! family.
j Mr. Camon Robbins who is work
;ing with the-Wilson-Staniey Co., of
| Rutherfordton had the misfortune of
| falling off a truck Thursday bruis
ing himself badly, but is improving
;We are glad to note.
J Several from this community at
tended the colored singing conven
tion Sunday afternoon which was I
j held in the Court House at Ruther-!
j tordton.
A Bible training school is being
■ tau ght' every Saturday night at Hol
| ly Springs by Mr. Arthur Henderson
land also the teachers meeting is be
ing held at the same time.
Miss Laura Howard the home dem
onstration agent has organized a
| club of this community which meets'
every fourth Monday at 1:30 o'clock f
in the basement of the church. The !
women and girls are taking great in-'
terest in this work. We invite all to I
come and be with us.
Messrs Marvin Turner, Theron 1
Jolley, George Abernethy and De
vinnery Summers were pleasant visi
tors in this section Sunday after
noon.
Bean Beetle Dust, 25c. Farmers
Hardware Co.
the forest city mn, COURIER
OAKLAND NEWS
Forest City, R. 2> June 9 .„ Mr
and Mrs A C. Moore and daughter
ncy, Of Charlotte, spent the week
r n W » Mr - Mo ° re ' s m °ther, Mrs.
A. C. Moore.
n jr -
Mrs - Kerce Henderson
■ Z , dren ' Jack and Lucile, of
'n, 0t ' SPent the w «k-end with
. J 2 " 61 " 8 Parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Dixon.
Mr Howard McDonald, of Wake
orest college, -returned home last
j wfeek.
Miss Virginia Mcßrayer, of the
Rutherford hospital is spending her
i vacation at home.
Miss Lorene Morgan, of Arcadia,
C., spent the week-end at the!
ome of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Mc-,
Donald.
The Sandy Springs junior and'
senior B. Y. P. U. gave a very in-'
teresting program at Adaville Bap
tist church last Sunday night. A !
! !arge crowd attended. »
i
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! Forest City In
Three-Game Series'
t
Having dedicated their new ball
park with a double victory over Con
cord, Forest. City-Alexander is sche- ;
duled to play a three-game series
with Woodruff next Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday night. All games
begin at 8:30 promptly. j
The Woodruff team has been met
and defeated once this year but they
nevertheless boast a strong team.
Kin aCO ° f their pitchin & staff is
es, who was with Jersey City
thl s spring.
r Al The lightni ng arrangements at thj
c e xander park have proven excel--
6nt and by playing at night the
earns will have an opportunity to
Perform before a large number of
! ans fr °m Surrounding towns.
Farm Women Boost ]
Cotton Dress Goods
i
| Stilish dresses for all occasions
fare being made at home by demon-
I stration club women at low cost from
textiles produced by southern mills.
o far in 1931, the home demonstra
tlon clu b women have held 51 style
shows at which there were 59,922
t persons.
j We feel that the farm women
. of North Carolina are taking a lead
ing part in popularizing cotton fab
rics, "says Mrs. Jane S. McKimmon,
assistant extension director at State
. college. "We began holding our style
oi cotton dress shows back in 1922.
During that year and in 1930, the 1
women held 43 of these shows with ! J
,21,616 persons attending. Including'J
the shows held so far this spring, 11
there have been 81,538 persons pres- t
ent on these occasions." J ]
The best thing about the shows r
was that women who had never ap-' t
peared on any stage showed no re- j
luctance in entering the products of s
their handiwork and they were glad (
to answer questions as to the cost ox : g
the garments and the time it took!
. to make them. In most instances the
i dresses cost from one to two dollars
and never over three. Grandmothev S
mothers, and daughters all took part
in the shows and wore their hous*
" dresses, suits, afternoon frocks, and
even sports and evening dresses be
fore the assembled groups of people.
Mrs. McKimmon says the women
are learning how to make suitable
clothes of becoming colors and prc
perly made. I„ all cases, the women
use material made in North Carolina
or nearby southern mills. In many
instances they have cooperated witn
town women's clubs in putting on
similar demonstrations and hundreds
of town people hav e seen cotton ma
terial worked up into lovely dresses.
These garments, she says, are in
marked contrast to commercial one*
which generally cost twice as much
per yard as the farm women spend
on their entire costume.
County Sends 17
Boys To CM. T. Camp
Seventeen Rutherford county boys
J'" C. M. T. C. training at
Fort Bragg this year. Of these five
are from Rutherfordton, eight from
Forest City and four from the coun
ty. The training course opens June
12, and will continue for one month
Those going from Rutherford coun
ty are as follows:
Rutherfordton: James A. Ander
son, Earl D. Barnes, Betram R. Flack
Charles F. Simpson, Joseph A. Lo
gan.
Forest City: John B. Blanton
John S. McKinney, Wm. L. Sanders,
I Gudger D. Vess, Robert W. Whit
: lock Arthur J. Williford, James
Ivy Williford, John P. Williford.
Bostic: Luther J. Calton.
Avondale: Carl F. Goods.
Uree: Glen F. Searcy.
Cliffside: Samuel L. Thompson.
SEE H. L. Kanipe for your auto
mobile work, welding, brazing, re
building and charging batteries.
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