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Isn't it strange, we find some people who horde their money in their homes and its idleness profits no one, not even its owner and 5 and 10 years later it has not in creased any since first put away. t Do not wait until something happens to make you realize that the only safe place for your money is in the bank. The Citizens Bank & Trust Ge. I RUTHERFORDTON UNION MILLS SPINDALE ! OAK GROVE NEWS Ellenboro, Route 2, June 7.—Rev. E. J. Poe filled his regular appoint ment at Oak Grove Sunday. Miss Lenith Randall, who was in school at Brevard, is at home to spend the summer. Miss Pearl Randall spent Sunday with Miss Attie Bailey. Mr. C. A. Kennedy from Hender sonville, spent the week-dnd with home folks. Oak Grove ball team defeated the Henrietta team Saturday, the score being 11 to 3. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Harris and lit- TUC ITABKCT fIT THE FOREST CITY COURIER,THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1926 tie son James, spent a short while Sunday at Mr. T. E. Randall's. Miss Lenith Randall spent Sunday with Miss Eugenia Randall. A large crowd attended the sing ing convention at Concord church, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cleet Hardin from Asheville, spent the week-end with Mrs. Ivey Biggerstaff. "V Messrs. Cletus and Grady Randall and Misses Pearl and Eugenia Ran dall, visited at Mrs. R. H. Bigger staff's Sunday night. ALEXANDER NEWS Alexander, June B.—The people of j Alexander are rejoicing because of j the fact that the revival meeting j will start at the Baptist church, here Sunday week, June 20. The members feel the need of a great revival and are praying for it. In fact, the meeting has already begun in some hearts judging from the services Sunday night. Eight members were added to the church by letter which were as follows: Mr. Paul Hawkins, and wife, Mrs. Emma Hawkins; Mrs. J. H. McMahan, son and daughter, Claud and Grace; Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Wood and son, Wyman. Folks, let's pray for a great revival and a gracious ingathering of lost souis. Fathers, pray for your children. Mothers, pray for your sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, pray for each other. And church mem bers, pray for everybody. Pray! Mr. Thomas Harris is visiting friends in Sulphur .Springs this week. The Alexander boys played Ma rion Saturday and returned with re joicing hearts. It was just another big victory that's all. The score was 16 to 7. Let's rejoice with them! The Marion team will play our boys at Alexander next Saturday af ternoon. All the people are invited to attend and cheer for Alexander. Men, don't forget to come to the Men's Bible Class Sunday morn ing. HIGH SHOALS NEWS Mooresboro, Route 2, June 7. — Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Shires and chil dren visited Mr. D. P. Shires, of El lenboro, Thursday night. Miss Ethel Shires spent the after noon with Miss Lucille Rollins, Sun day. The B. Y. P. U. meets at High Shoal church every Sunday night at 6:30 o'clock. Everybody is invited to come and bring some one with them. Novies Lawings spent the day Sun day with Hassel Wall. Mr. and Mrs. Defore Rollins and children and Mr. and Mrs. Dedmond and children, spent the day at Con cord Sunday. There will be a training school at High Shoals during the week of June 7. Three different teachers are go ing to teach. Every one who can, please come and take these courses. Everett Shires and Beulah Shires are spending the week with their grandmother, near Spindale. Aimara Robinson has been visit ing in Spartanburg for the past two weeks. - * Mrs. Lawings went to Forest City Saturday afternoon, shopping. Miss Ola Hill spent the night Sat urday with Stella* Flynn. Miss Louise Wall spent the after noon with Miss Vernie Hames, Sun day. We are sorry td know that Mr. and Mrs. George Jolley are on the sick list. v Mr. James our choir leader is also sick. We wish for them a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shires and chil dren, spent the night Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hughes, near Spindale. Mrs. Sara Dobbins is very ill at this time. We wish her a speedy re covery. AN INTERESTING TRIP Mr. N. J. James personally con ducted a large bus load of friends to Tryon last Thui'sday to inspect the beautiful Eastabrook section of Thermal Hills. A large crowd enjoyed the day. Another bus load* went up Tuesday of this week and another trip will be made Thursday. Among those to go last Thursday were Misses Ruth Piercy, Adti Smith, Ruth Roberson, Pearl Neal, Caro leen; N. J. James, Faye Webb, Eules Hawkins, H. B. Doggett, C. M. Rob erson, J. R. Carroll, R. E. James, Lee Stalnaker, D. F. Beachboard, G. C. Mcßrayer, Misses Muriel McDan iel, and Ruth Webster and Mrs. W. L. Horn. Cherry seeders, electric fans, ice tongs, and other summer goods, at Farmers Hardware Co. t t AVONDALE NEWS Avondale, June 7. —Miss Ruth Wilson' entertained a few of her friends Saturday night- at her home on North Henrietta street. Many games were played. Everyone left declaring Miss Wilson a delightful hostess. Those present were Misses Margaret Havnes, Mary Jenkins, Sel ma Debrule, Bessie Harrill, Daw sey Thomas, Lillian Smith, Nellie Head, Mary Sparks, Hazel' Cantrell, Ruth Cantrell, Grace Cantrell, and Messrs. Vernon Wall, Howard Haw kins, Alfred Robbins, Robert Head, George Head, Lewis Doggett, Palmer Debrule, Charlie Fowler, and Chas. Frye. Miss Lucile Fry, of Charlotte, is visiting her parents here this week. Miss Essie Ledford, of Shelby, is visiting her mother, this week. , Mr. Worth Hall and family, of Weir Shoals, S. C., spent -Sunday with Mr. J. B. Hawkins. A large crowd from Avondale, aty tended the singing at Conctrd Sun day. All reported a -good time. Mr. J. L. Hawkins and family, visited his father. Mr. M. E. Haw kins, near Oak Grove Sunday. The Avondale band will give their negro minstrel at Avondale school auditorium Saturday night June 12, at 8 o'clock. They have the best home talent show ever given in the county. Program consists of three big plays, good music and singing. Also one of Carolina's best novelty comedy juggling, spinning and bal ancing acts*. They will probably give this show at several places throughout the state. Did you ever notice the large amount of red corrugated garden hose in use. There is a reason. Ask Weathers. *mE i f Topping the Town in Tropical-Weight Suits There has never been a time when we have shown so complete a line of men's and young men's Hot Weather Suits. Among our featured numbers are the super wearing tropical worsteds in the season's newest colors and models. We arfe also showing a great range of two-piece flan nels, Gabardines, Mohairs, Palm Beaches and Whip Cords. All are reasonably priced. $12.50 T ° $27.50 Linen Suits A wonderful range of pure Irish Linens in solid whites, stripes, checks and tan overplaids. They are real beauties. $12.50 T ° $16.50 Flannel Trousers A large variety of Grey, Tan and White flannel trousers in both solid colors and stripes. $4.95 T ° SIO.OO Greenewald's, Inc. MEN'S DEPT. "The Style Center of the Piedmont" Spartanburg, S. C. . GARMENTS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Phone 10 3 There's only one RIGHT way to Dry Clean—and that's the way we do it. Don't discard that old dress or suit until we've seen it. We make old clothes look like new. You won't recognize it when we return it. Al most magical are the results that can be obtained with our process. For efficient and reasonable work—phone us! We want to serve you! Gloves cleaned at short notice. We also do press ing, repair work and dyeing. City Dry Cleaning Co. East Main St. - - Forest City, N. C. TRY OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMN FOR RESULTS
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