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THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1925 LOCAL | SAJPPENINGS Birthday Party. Addie Moore, Jr., was tendered a beautiful party at his home on Lin den avenue Tuesday afternoon in honor of his sth birthday. The color scheme of pink and white was car ried out in the table decorations and also in the favors which consisted of little dolls dressed in pink and white for the girls and miniature "Spark Plugs" filled with pink and white candy for the boys. Many games were played, such as pinning on the donkey's tail which caused lots of merriment among the little folks. Carlisle Francis and Jo sephine Monroe won the prizes. Later in the afternoon dainty re freshments were served. Those assisting Mrs. Moore in serv iiyrjtere: Mesiiames George Colon v Nixon, B. F. Gaston, and Darden, —Hampton, Va. Daily Press. The above will be of interest to our many readers as Mr. and Mrs. Moore, were formerly of this place and have many relatives and friends here. * * * Music Club. The Music Club met at the home of Mrs. Hague Padgett on Tuesday, Jan. 16th, Mrs. Padgett and Mrs. T. R. Padgett being joint hostesses. The program consisted of Indian music, and as the guests entered the home they were directed to a wigwam made of a leopard skin, with the skins of other animals. Inside the wigwam were pots and pans and an old black kettle, out of which delightful coffee was served with sandwiches, served by two Indian squaws. Just outside of the wigwam door Miss Jeanne Moss sang an Indian lore song, ac companied at the piano by Mrs. Ha gue Padgett. Another solo was also given by Mrs. J. F. Weathers, which was greatly enjoyed. The life of the composers of In dian music was studied during the afternoon. The next meeting will be held Jan. 20th, Mesdames E. O. Thomas and W. A. Ayers being joint hostesses at the home of Mrs. Thom as. The next program will be a study of Beethoven. e Hi * W. M. S. Meets With Mrs. E. C. McDaniel. Mrs. G. C. McDaniel was hostess to the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church on last Tues day afternoon at 4 o'clock. There were twenty-two present and a splen did program was rendered. Mis> Waddell, a deaconess of the Metho dist church, who is now located at Spindale, gave a very interesting talk INCUBATORS We Are Exclusive Agents For CIPHERS INCUBATORS AND BROOD ERS. QUEEN INCUBATORS AND BROOD ERS. BUCKEYE INCUBATORS AND BROODERS Repair Parts On Above. SOL HOT BROODERS NO-COLD BROODER STOVE. We Also Carry PUTNAM BROODER STOVE. BABY CHICKS We can supply any kind of Baby Chicks you may desire. Write us for price list. Conkey's Starting, Growing and Laying Buttermilk Mash. Fine, Coarse and large Scratch Feeds. PROMPT MAIL ORDER SERVICE. Ligon's Drugstore Cor. Main & Church Sts. . Spartanburg", S. C. i i7»r? r? on "Southern Women." During the social half hour Mrs. McDaniel, as sisted by Misses Nell Young and Mayme Martin, served a salad course with coffee. m m m Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Biggerstaff, Miss Robbie and William Biggerstaff, and Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Dorton, of Shelby, motored to Greer, S. C., last Sunday afternoon for a short visit to relatives. « * » Miss Pearl Cornwell, of Shelby, has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. McDaniel the past week. * * * Mr. and Mrs. A. H. McDaniel had as their guests last Sunday for din ner the following: Misses Pearl Corn well, of Shelby, Miss Amelia Steven son, of Spindale, Mr. Robert Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. McDaniel. * * * Mrs. J. M. Duckett, of Whitmire, S. C., arrived Tuesday for a visit to friends and relatives. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Garner Padgett, of the Frog Level section, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johp Carpen ter on Tuesday. * * * Mr. F. I. Barber was in Asheville Monday on business. 9 • • Mrs. A. C. Jones left Monday for New York, where she will purchase her new Spring millinery goods. * * * Messrs. Robert Harris and Wade Matheny, of Charlotte, spent the week-end here. * * * Messrs. Myrtle Wilkerson and Kate Padgett spent last week-end in Ruth erfordton with Miss Ethel Hardin. * * * Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Magness and children visited relatives in Cherry ville last Sunday. ** - * Presiding Elder Z. Paris, of Ma rion, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Magness for six o'clock dinner on Sunday evening. * * * Messrs. Sam Shapiro, of Spartan burg, and Maurice Swartzman, of Chesnee, spent Sunday with Misses Fannie and Alice King. * * * Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Harrill spent Sunday with relatives at Bostic. They were accompanied home by Miss Mos sie Clemmer. * * *. Mrs. Sara Alm£ spent the week 3nd with her sister, Mrs. L. L. Brown rnd Mr. Brown at Clifton, S. C. * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Newton and amily of Shelby, spent Sunday with lis brother, Mr. F. M. Newton, and vlrs. Newton. * * * Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Moore, Rev. Und Mrs. W. R. Ware, H. B. Doggett i nd W. E. Moore attended the dedi- cation of the new Methodist church at Shelby last Sunday. - f * * % Mrs. Gordon Young has returned to her home at Lincolnton after a visit to her father, Mr. J. B. Harrill. m a # Miss Leona Wilkie, of Wallaceville, 3. C., is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. L. Horn. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stroup, of Cherryvilie, spent Saturday and Sun day here with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Edward and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Baber at Marion. * * * Miss Ocie Tate spent the week-end with her uncle, Mr. W. T. Tate near Ellenboro. * * * Miss Myrtle Wilkerson has resign ed as day operator at the local tele phone office. It is needless to *y Miss Wilkerson will be greatly missed. * * * Miss Claire Reid and Mr. Roy Mor ris spent the week-end at Weaver College. They were accompanied by Mr. John Reed, who resumes work there. * * * Dr. M. A. Adams, of Rutherford will preach at Mt. Pleasant church the second Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock and Sunday morning at 12:30. Sunday school at 11 o'clock. • * # * Miss Maude Carswell, of the local post office force, is ill with tonsilitis as we go to press. » • m Miss Bertha Jones, of Cherryvilie, spent Sunday here with her parents. • * • Miss Mary Crowell returned to Asheville Monday morning, where she will resume her studies at Asheville Normal school. m m m Rev. John S. Wood, of Wilming ton, spent the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Barber. * * m Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Cobb and daughter, Mariana, of Chimney Rock, spent Sunday here. * * * The many friends of Mr. Clyde M. Whisnant will be delighted to know that he was well enough to be brought home last Friday from the hospital, where he has been receiv ing treatment for the past ten days. * * * Dr. W. P. Hall spent several days in Charlotte this week attending the Rexall druggist convention. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson of Richmond, Va., r.ro the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar *-*r McDaniel. Mr. ani I.lrs. Claude Frances, of Canton, were "-he guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hoke JL.ekscn on last Sunday. Mrs. Frances was formerly Miss Leo Brown of Lake Junaluska, and had visited here several times in the past year. • • • Miss Mayme Martin and Mrs. H. R. Camnitz were in Marion last Mon day for a few hours. m m m Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Reid were the dinner guests of Capt. and Mrs. B. L. Smith, in Spindale, Sunday. * * c Miss Stevenson, of the Spindale school faculty, was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. McDaniel Sun day. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ensley spent the week-end in CHfrsido visiting friends. m Mr~. A. C. Funderburke Has ac cepted a position with the local cek - phone exchange as operator. « 4 * Misses Nell and Margaret Young have returned from a delightful vL-it to Rev. and Mrs. J. It. Bateman in Asheville. at s * Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. San ders on Tuesday, Jan. 27th, a lovely little girl. Mother and baby doing • nicely. "St * * Mr. Worth Morgan spent last week-end with friends at Weaverville. Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Smith, of Charlotte, spent the week-end with ! Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Roberson. «r « - I ! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman spent i the week-end with relatives at Cliff side. * * » Miss O'Lema Flack, Miss Sallie Waeaster, Miss Sane and Mrs. Stacy Moore, of Henrietta, were here Mon day shopping. m zi *0 Misses Pettus Mosteller and Mary Nellie Flynn, of Union Mills, visited Miss Anne Sue Harris last week-end. * * * Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Long left Tuesday for Charlotte where they will spend a few days this week. * * * Mr. P. T. Reinhardt was in Char ! lotte Tuesday on business. THE FOREST CITY COURIER Mrs. J. C. Scruggs left Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. E. C. Sanders and Mr. Sanders, at Albe marle. * e * Miss Myrtle McDaniel left Tues day for a visit to Miss Dana Mc- Daniel and Mr. and Mrs. B. Arp Low rance in Charlotte. * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson have moved to Chimney Rock, where they will again engage in the cafe busi ness. They are going earlier this year, but this promises to be the big gest year in the history of the Rock and they are getting in on "the ground floor." * * * Mr. J. L. Butler was called home from Charlotte to attend the funer al of his nephew, Mr. W. A. Butler, Tuesday. if. * Mrs. C. H. Kennedy and son, Ar thur, of Charlotte, attenc?2d fu neral of Mr. W. A. Butler Tuesday and are now guests of Mr. ard Mrs. J. L. Butler. • * * Dairymen can make money with cheap feed. The cheapest feed will always be a good pasture. American Limestone Co. * * * The E. I. Sinkoe stock of goods have been moved from the Whitlock old stand to the store recently occu pied by Miller's. Mr. Sinkoe believes in printer's ink and has an attractive ad in this issue. * * * Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hoy, who have been residing at Alexander for the past five months, this week moved to High Point. Mr. Hoy has several lu crative offers under consideration in his new home. Their many friends will regret their leaving this county. * * * Dalton Bros, have an announce ment of extraordinary interest in this issue. Read about their great dollar day bargains in their page ad this week. DALTON BROS. STORE NE T 73 (By J. W.) Agj.in, we are taking our pen in hand, and we think you had better read this, as words cf wisdom are about to fall. We are strong for telling the truth in advertising. We would just as soon violate our word of honor. 2s to misrepresent x'acts to the public. So strongly do we feel on this matter, we have put a notice in our window which reads: "There must be no lying—white lies or fabrications in this business"; read the whole thing the next time you pass our window. This week you are going to get a letter from us written on our best stationery—it will be good too, as we wrote it all by ourselves. Along with this letter, will come the an nouncement of our DOLLAR DAY SALE. We only have dollar day once a year and you can take it from us. your dollar will buy something. What we wanted to say, is that they are going to gobble up this merchandise mighty fast, and we want all of our old customers to come first as we like for our friends to get the bene fit of our best prices. We might be wrong, but we like to feel that this store occupies a lit tle nitch in the community other than a purely commercial one. Thank you that's all. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many kind 1 Triends for their sympathy in our ! recent bereavement and also for the ! beautiful floral offerings. MRS. WM. A. BUTLER. B. R. BUTLER AND FAMILY. NEGRO MINSTREL A negro minstrel, composed of home talent and entertaining thru out, will be given at Floyd's Creek ! schoolhouse on Friday night, Jan. '.O. Admission only 15c and 25c. Part 1 of the proceeds go for the benefit of ! the school. TO CONTINUE WITH THE HENRIETTA MILLS STORES Mr. W. S. Moss, efficient and ac commodating manager of Henrietta Mills Stores, has recently signed a two year contract to remain with the Henrietta management. It was thought by some that he might re : turn to this city to enter business, but after consideration he decided to stay in his present position, where, he has given universal satisfaction—to employers and the public at large. FOR RENT—House of five large rooms, lights and water, long wide hall and good tight basement. Near the laundry. Apply to J. P. Jones, Forest City. 16-lt J CHEVROLET [ 1 NEW VALUE- I | —Greater quality than ever before. | I NEW CHASSIS— J —From Radiator to Rear Axle. | NEW BODIES- I —Of Even Greater Beauty and Comfort. ;| I" NEW FINISH- I —ln the Wonderful, Enduring Duco. B CALL AND SEE THE NEW | FOR ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION g FOREST CITY MOTOR CO. I FOREST CITY, N. C. 1 iJ r,\ rgj? , ♦ try i j BECKER'S | jj ORIGINAL % I BUTTERNUT BREAD j ♦ 1 :: —AND— ♦ VIRGINIA DARE CAKE ! t :: PLAIN, RAISIN, COCOANUT, | || CHOCOLATE, PINEAPPLE, | | CHERRY * ;; —AND— ♦ j: ALL OTHER FLAVORS. \ ! J. W. SANDERS I ♦ SOLE DISTRIBUTORS 1 ♦ PHONE 56 2 % FOREST CITY, N. C. \ ♦ * £ "jyg " mV*' I Don't Worry— \ ♦ When company comes in * j unexpectedly, just smile and \ £ 4 phone, or come to us—we ? \ > ♦ can relieve the situation \ T/ * with \ £ | Fresh Meats of all ♦ ♦ kinds and Fancy J ♦ Etc. ' 1 X We will take pleasure in sup- ♦ ♦ plying your wants. ♦ J ♦ 1 HARRILL'S MARKET j | Forest City, North Carolina | | INSUR AINC JE o » ♦ ♦ Writing aiJ lines and will take care of your wants on shoit • > notice. > > * | J. A, WILKIE i £ Insurance and Ileal Estate rC ! I:HST CITY, \. C. 1 ♦ • . *
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