PROGRAM
Annual Meeting W. M. U. Sandy Run
Association August 25-26.
CLIFFSIDE, N. C.
AUGUST 25, 8:00 P. M.
Annual Sermon Rev. C. C. Matheny, Alexander
AUGUST 26, 10:00 A. M.
Devotions Mrs. W. C. Bostic, Forest City
Welcome , Cliff side W. M. S.
Response Mrs. B. B. Doggett, Forest City
Minutes of last meeting.
Denominational Periodicals Miss Constance Cfrase, Bostic
Musi£ Cliffside
Address Mrs. W. N. Jones,Pres. W. M. U. of N. C., Raleigh
The Circle Plan for W. M. S _L Mrs. Nanny, Cliffside
Circle Plan for Sandy Run
Association Miss B. B. Moore, Bostic
Appointment of Committees.
—NOON—
Devotions Mrs. J. O. Summerlin, Bostic
Qur Association —It's Schools:
Boiling Springs High School, South Mountain Institute.
It's Churches Mrs. W. A. Ayers, Forest City
It's Needs Mrs. C. C. Matheny, Alexander
Music Cliffside
The Unified Program Dr. Chas. Stevens, Cliffside
Young People's Hour Cliffside Pageant
Report of Committees.
Election of Officers.
Minutes.
Adjourn.
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♦ /*AC i> The mighty response by the public to buy our goods was the greatest we have ever seen. It exceeded our expectations. People came from far and ♦ tl SQ t
Ov. o near. Even merchants came to see with their own eyes if such a sale was feally true. IT IS! Every word of it. We're selling high grade merchan- f
♦ o dise at prices heretofore unknown in the history of this buying territory. The biggest and boldest cut price bargains you may have ever seen. 4 f
♦ >+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ O Prices smashed to a point where people cannot help but buy. Another unparalleled outpouring of amazing values. More new bargain lots, more big ♦ J
4 lUFM'Q CI OO O savings go into tbis great sale. a MISSES $3.50 •
♦ WIE.W *o.w 0 IT , S A S , N TQ MISS THE SAVINGS—THIS WILL BE POSITIVELY THE ♦ STRAP SLIPPERS I
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17, 7 i LAST CALL TO ALL ] »»
I YOUNG MEN'S ]\ Grand Final Wind-up Saturday Nite, August 15th j iffSJSEi j
I $7.00 WIDE o Hurry! Delays are dangerous. The Seconds are numbered—the Minutes counted—the Hours are precious. The close of this week marks the END Y SHOES ♦
♦ BOTTOM PANTS ] I 0 f this extraordinary sensational FREE HEARTED bargain giving sale. Postphone all other duties. Come. Nothing you can plan for Thursday, 1 Medium and 5
f ► Friday and Saturday will mean as much to you as coming to Hensley's Dept. Store to profit by the thrilling value-giving. Thousands of other bargains ♦ ~ u > . » . f
i $3.45 I —BUT READ THESE FEW! J Heavy Weight
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I OXFORDS ! I KHAKI PANTS |
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I $2.95 | The Kohler Adjustment Co., Selling Agents. I 95 c
i ALL JOHN B. | boys-SI.OO | BOYS'S6.OO | LADIES'S2O | 75c DRESS ! ALL 25c
I STETSON | WASH SUITS f SCHOOL ! SILK | VOILES | YARD |
i HATS S...P*. 5 SUITS | DRESSES J 40 ,n C h« wu. I M " E , R '^ S !
♦ to go at $ A Few Left ♦ ♦ ♦ While It Lasts *
I $4.95 I 59 c i $2.95 j $6.95 j 29 CT|l | 15 CYJ |
BRITTAIN HOME-COMING
The Brittain Presbyterian church
Home-Coming will be held Saturday
and Sunday, August 15th and 16th.
All former pastors of the church,
who are living, are expected to be
present. The cemetery has been
cleared off and is now a joy to see.
There are more than 3,000 graves in
this burying ground, dating from the
establishment of the church in 1768
to the present. Relatives of these
people will gather from over the
south-eastern United States and pay
tribute to those whose endeavors In
the early days of the republic estab
lished a church in the wilds, settled
the richest and best county in the
state and later helped carve a new
state out of the wilderness beyond
the Blue Ridge. It is fitting that
honor and tribute should be given to
these brave pioneers, many of them
who sleep in unmarked graves in this
cemetery.
An interesting program has been
arranged for the two days and hun
dreds of former residents and peo
ple of other states will assemble to
mingle with friends and relatives and
discuss by-gone days.
READ CAREFULLY
Why a man quit using a Ford—
He died. B. B. Doggett
CLEVELAND AND
RUTHERFORD
COUNTY FARMS
FOR SALE We have
farms running from 3
1-2 to 200 acres in the
best sections of the two
counties. The prices are
right and we can ar
range the terms to suit
most any buyer. For in
formation write or call,
BLANTON &
GREENE
Garage Bldg.
Mooresboro, N. C.
36-tf
THE FOREST CITY COURIER
PAVING RESOLUTION
At a call meeting of the Mayor and
Board of Commissioners of the town
of Forest City, held August 10th,
1925, in the Mayor's office, there
being present at the said meeting the
Mayor, L. C. Lowrance, and Com
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missioners W. L. Brown, W. L. Horn,
J. M. Edwards and B. B. Doggett.
The following resolution was adopt
ed :
A petition having been filed with
the Clerk of said town signed by a
majority of the property owners rep
resenting the majority of the front
age on a street named therein and
requesting the paving of the said
street, said petition having been con
sidered and approved by the said
board, it is therefore upon motion
and second and by unanimous vote
of said board resolved that the fol
lowing street within the town of For
est City be paved with concrete as
follows, to-wit:
East Maiji street between King
street and Carolina Avenue on both
sides of the pavement to be put down
by the State Highway Commission.
It is further resolved that one
half of the total cost of the said
street improvement shall be taxed
against t the abutting property own
ers, the other one-half of the cost
thereof shall be paid by the town* of
Forest City, and that the said prop
erty owners shall be given ten years
in which to pay the amount due by
them on said assessments, paying one
tenth each year and that the same
shall draw interest at the rate of six
per cent per annum from the adop
tion of the assessment roll.
It is further resolved that a flat
discount of five per cent shall be al
lowed on all deferred payments to
persons paying cash on same.
This 10th day of Aug., 1925.
L. C. LOWRANCE, Mayor.
J. E. CALDWELL, Clerk.
LIME AND CEMENT—We have
the best in Lime and Cement. See
us if you are contemplating build
ing. Best in quality, best in price
and best in service. Flack Hardware
Co., Forest City. 43-4t
FAIRVIEW NEWS
Mooresboro, R-l, Aug. 10.—The
people throughout this section were
glad to see the nice showers that
fell last week.
The revival broke at Fairview
school house last Saturday night
with seven added to the church.
Miss Vernice Ramsey visited her
aunt, Mrs. Delia Carter, Saturday
night.
Miss Bessie Ramsey spent Satur
day night with her grandmother, Mrs.
Hester Ramsey.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. visited
Mrs. Hester Doty and family Satur
day evening.
There was a singing at Buford
Brooks' Sunday.
Miss Bessie Ramsey visited Miss
Ola Greene Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ramsey and
children visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Edwards Sunday eve
ning.
Miss Vernie Ramsey spent the day
with Miss Lola Walker Sunday.
Mrs. Bell Harris spent Sunday with
her son, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harris.
Those who visited Mrs. Hester
Change In Firm
Mr. J. E. Grose has purchased an interest in Harrill's
Market and the firm name will be changed to Harrill
& Grose. We will continue to do business at the old
stand and invite our friends and customers to come to
us for the best in our line.
WE SELL ONLY THE VERY BEST MEATS AND
GROCERIES THE WORLD PRODUCES.
HARRILL & GROSE
Forest City, N. C.
SERVICE, OUR MOTTO.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 192S
Doty Sunday were as follows: Mr.
and Mrs. Born Doty and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Collie Webb and fam
ily, of Bostic; Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Ramsey and family.
Mrs. Hester Doty's mother, Mrs.
Celie Dycus, of Bostic, is spending
a few days with her.
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