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THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1925 60STIC R-3 NEWS Bostic, R-3, June 9.—The ice cream supper at the hall last Saturday night was enjoyed by a large crowd and with much success. There was twenty-four dollars realized which will go for the Concord Baptist church. We thank the people. We are very sorry to note that Mrs. Hulda Huntsinger has been very ill for the past week. Hope she will soon be better. Miss Bertie Lee Kendrick spent Friday night at Alexander and went to Bridgewater Saturday. Mr. J. D. Devinney, of High Point, has been spending some time with Mr. E. Daves. Miss Marguerite Kendrick spent Saturday night with Miss Bertie Lee Kendrick. Visiting Misses Ethel and Eliza beth Daves Sunday afternoon were Misses Esther Bailey, Wilma Bailey, Bertie Lee Kendrick, Buna Frances, Marguerite Kendrick, Gladys Harris and Hettie Harris. Rev. W. B. Jenkins and wife spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. E. Daves. Mrs. Lennie Bailey spent Monday afternoon at Mrs. E. Daves. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Griffin and; daughter, Evelyn, and Mr. and Mrs. j Jordan spent Saturday afternoon: with Mr. Walter Griffin. I LOWRANCE STREET NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Preston McDaniel and family spent Sunday in Blacks burg, S. C., visiting relatives. Miss Rebbecca Hutchins has re turned home from a visit to her aunt, Mrs. D. A. York, of near Shelby. Mr. Thomas York and sister, Miss TO FOREST CITY ! THF HAMPTON 1 1& m !L» i m *II fl §L. & sjj' |ij * > ON MAIN STREET | r' BIG TENT THEATRE FOR ONE WEEK MONDAY, JUNE IS ! A > * T> , o JL A w ii, Ulc UC I AQC DI AvQ t ini I 4.S- ir>: JLc ,z 2k *3 O * Ja—a K *3 ❖ ♦ Complete Scenic. Productions of Popular « SUCCESSES | ana rvrxrj-okxrr: • LjuiwainraL-tappa .uuu.'.o. —: - ;-r3a»e«rnw»» m •«> Don't Miss the Opening Play, a Comedy-Drama m ► Three Acts, Entitled + "From Pillar to Posi ?? ! ♦ Featuring Jake, the Boy Who Has Made Millions Laugh. ___ | SPECIALTIES BETWEEN ACTS. A REAL TREAT % ♦ - i ■ ... i ... See Ladies' Free Ticket for Monday Nite below. Use it! 1 Notice:—This show has no Free Band Concerts or % Street Parades. Our show is given inside a Beautiful Tent Theatre on a large stage equipped with beauti- J ful stage settings of an up-to-date Theatre. Different J Show each nite. Big Tent Theatre located on Main f Street between Sinkoe's and 5c and 10c Store! Jake % will make you lauv-h and like it. % __ ♦ y °" like Thrills Inl I If you like the best 9 fi % I* you iike to laugh "f. J CUT OUT j ADMIT ONE LADY FREE]] GOOD AS % THIS This ticket will admit one | lady free when presented * TICKET a £ {he ma in door with one | c|/\C ♦ FOR paid 20c Admission. With- ♦ MnwnAv ou t this ticket regular ♦ price of 20c will be charg- X NIGHT ed. J ====== - | PRICES ! Adults 20c Children Under J Reserved Seats 10c 12 Years 10c ♦ Doors Open 7:30 p. m. Performance 8:15 Sharp ♦ SEATS FOR COLORED PEOPLE | COMING HERE FOR ONE WEEK, COMMENCING % MONDAY NIGHT. ♦ On Main Street Let, Between Sinkoe's and 10c Store. Emma, of near Shelby and Misses Dessie and Margie James, of Shelby, visited Miss Rebecca Hutchins Sun day. Revs. Holmes and Craig tent meet ing closed Monday night. Mr. Frank Settlemire and two children, Master W. D. and Miss Hil da and Mrs. J. S. Keeter, and Mrs. S. M. Knight were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cole's Sunday eve ning. Miss Vida Smith left Monday for Bristol, Tenn. She has accepted a position as book-keeper for the Sal vation Army. Mrs. S. M. Wingate will leave next Monday for Bristol, Tenn., to assist in the work of the Salvation Army. We wish them success in their new work. Mr. Hiram Watkins has returned home from college. Mr. Robert Hutchins and Mr. Jim Yelton, of Shelby visited Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Keeter Sunday. STAR MAIL ROUTE CONTRACT AWARDED (Gaffney Ledger) Chancey C. Brackett, of Hollis, N. C., was the succesful bidder for the star mail route to be inaugurated from Gaffney to Rutherfordton, N. C,. June 15, according to informa tion received by Postmaster F. B. Gaffney from the postoffice depart ment in Washington. Mr. Brackett's bid was $1,690 per annum. A contract is to be made to cover the period from June 15, 1925, to June 30, 1928, or slightly more than three years. News that Mr. Brackett's bid had been accepted by the postoffice de partment was also received here yes terday by the Insurance Trust Com- pany in a letter from Henry J. Find- [ ley, an attorney of Washington. The star route covers a distance of 31.6 miles, from Gaffney to Ruth- j erfordton, N. C., and will serve the following points: Cliffside, Henrietta, Avondale, Caroleen, Forest City, , Spindale and Rutherfordtor.. MUSIC RECITAL BY PUPILS OF MRS. PADGETT ( On Tuesday afternoon at 4:00 o'- clock the pupils of Mrs. Hague Pad gett gave a music recital at Mrs. Pad gett's home, this closing their year's work. A splendid program was ar ranged and each pupil exhibited abil ! ity, talent and splendid training un der their teacher, Mrs. Padgett. For- I est City is to be congratulated on j having such a splendid teacher in music, as it was she who first awoke our little city of the musical talent , we have here, and which is growing I steadily. The program follows: ! Sparkling Eyes Anthony Frances Hollifield Fresh Life Spindler Elizabeth Barber (a) The Dance of the Fairy Queen L. A. Bugbee (b) The Buzzing Bee Geo. L. Spaulding i Meriam Padgett ' A Sleigh Ride . Clark Mary and Frances Hollifield ( Sweet Souvenir . Martin Doris Le(ibctt£r i The Way-Side Chapel Wilson Mary Holiifielu Vocal Solo— (a) Sleepy Hollow Tune. Kontz (b) Cupid's Gar den Max C. Eugene Alice Barber Hungry Koelling Frances Leclbetter Dance of the Demon Hoist Annie Sue Harris Cavalry Ride from "Light Cav alry Overture" . F. Yon Suppe Doris and Frances Ledbetter After the program Mrs. Padgett, | assisted by her pupils, served a de i licious iced drink ol ? grape and orange j juice and cake. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS HAS ENJOYABLE PICNIC West End, Forest City, June 9. The most enjoyable cccr.sion of the season among the young folks took plr.ee Monday afternoon when Mr. R. T. Hamrick, superintendent of Pleas ant Grove Sunday school, and Mrs. J. -A. (jiose, teacher Oi tiie Junior class, chaperoned the Juniors on a fishing party near Chimp / Rock. An hour or so was devoted to sv/imming by the boys while the girls were con tent with the milder form of amuse ment of paddling in the water. After this amusement each happy young ster became busy with the fishing rod and altho' the fish was rather shy and almost refused the tempting bait offered them, every one was happy in their efforts. A delicious lunch was served about dark, which was thoroughly enjoyed. After lunch the tired little sportsmen were will ing to board the truck for home. Those in the party were: Paul and Charles Hamrick, Carl McMahan, C. B. Harrill, Gilbert, Garland and Ma bel Carver, Alma and Mary Wilson Hardin, Feddie Moore, W. B. Marks, Craig McClure, Mi*. R. T. Hamrick and Mrs. J. I. Grose. Mrs. Elsie Car ver and Misses Helen and Willie Lou was guests of the party. Beware Electric Euilos. A scrubwoman standing on a wet floor was recently killed when she touched an ordinary eleetrJc light bulb. ! FOH @TEB Zm TEAMS haarlem oil has been a world wide remedy for kidney, liver and bladder disorders, rheumatism, lumbago and uric acid conditions, ! HAARLEM OlL^^ i | correct internal troubles, stimulate vital organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist on the original genuine GOLD MEDAV I Dr. DAVID ML MORRISON I OPTOMETRIST I f EYE SPECIALIST ' Forest City, Tuesday and Friday. In office of Dr. Wilkins. Eyes ex amined, Glasses fitted and optical re pairs. TELEPHONE 73 35-tf ♦ ♦ ♦ THE FOREST CITY COURIER FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 12th Begins The 4th Week of EFIRD'S ANNUAL Continues Entire Month of June At All Efird Stores I JT{PiijfvJ'e PlAnf FOREST CITIf, ! £-*£££ U (JIUI C NORTH CAROLINA rife 1 Sole Agent "K" _ to , .{• «& i s M .ry, Promnt I br3 o i\t- 3« > I ■ a-ru ,r: rb p Butterick I I 3 V. 1 £ $ ii If O » Mail Order Patterns SPARTANBURG- S. C. Service Order Our Samples and Compare IT em With Others of beautiful summer fashions, on display at the store where stylo, quality, fine workmanship, service and fair prices forever reign. Meet your friends at The Aug. W. Smith Company's rest room. —tnM■nil ill —llwi —wwi—r——^TmrwwirwT—rTnuin —— ■MNRFLNXJIWJ. *.-n ■ i Ii ■■■Mi—a— ■ ■■— i * -TE- —-- White Sport Hats a charming assortment for sum mer. Very specially priced at -53,95 and $5.00 Silk Ensemble Suits a smart coat and dress at a price that would be very mod erate for either garment. Ad vantageously priced at — $34.50 Summer Scarfs Ladies' Silk and Georgette in every conceivable style and col or— s3.oo and §7.50 Our Dress Fabric Department is brimming with beautiful patterns in voile at 39c, 50c, 75c and 95c yard, English Broadcloth at 75c, SI.OO and 51.25. Sport Linen 51.45 yard. Georgette at 81.95 and 52.95. Printed crepes at 82,45, 52.75 and 83.45. Printed Crepes 54-inch 55.95 and 56.95 yard requiring only one yard and a half for the average dress pattern. Rest Room for Ladies —With Maid in Attendance —Second Floor Summer Dresses of striped and printed crepes. Very moderately priced at— 515.75 Georgette Coats attractively trimmed with Grosgrain Ribbon, a very ap propriate garment to be worn over printed and plain dresses. Very specially priced at — $24.50 Laclies Hosiery Good quality all silk with lisle tops and soles. Very specially priced at — j| $1.59 and $1.95
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