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Locai Happenings Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. V. King on Friday, April 29th a fine bey. " * * * Mr. and Mrs. Sid Cooper spent Sunday visiting in Shelby. ■ * * Mr. J. -L. Butler spent a few days in Charlotte on business. * * » Miss Juanita Minish has returned from Gratz, Ky. ❖ % * Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones spent Monday here with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jones. I There's a Question as to whether a man who insists on being called "Colonel" just because he parts his hair with military brushes, is goofy in the garret or torpid in the tur nip. But we believe he'd make no mistake by obtaining gro ceries here because our prices feature distinct savings al though presenting pure and quality values. Jones Grocery Co. Forest City, N. C. More Than Mere Impression /' \J A student once asked a great master how to mix his colors or paints. To which the master replied: "Prime colors, a little oil and lots of brains, well mix ed." So with printing. A good printing job is more than tvpe, paper, ink and a press. Craftsmanship is m selection of tvpe faces suited to the job in hand; paper in tones shades or colors; harmonious ink selections, careful press make-ready—and the result, printed mat ter which conveys character. Let us demonstrate all we mean in your next print ing job. Good printing costs no more than inferior jobs. I Phone 58 and We Will Call. • THE FOREST CITY COURIER Forest City, N. C. Mr. S. W. Brown, of Hot Springs is visiting his son Mr. W. L. Brown and Mrs. Brown. t * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dennis and son spent Sunday with relatives in Campobello, S. C. * * * Mr. John Dalton, of Dalton Bros., left Monday night for Baltimore on a business trip to the markets there. * ♦ * Miss Emma and Pearl Reel, of Spindale, spent the week end with Miss Edna and Ruth Erwin. * * Mrs. A. T. Helton was hostess to the Martin circle on Sunday after noon. I ❖ * ❖ Mr. W. W. Moss and sister Miss Odessa spent Sunday in Grover, N. C. * * * Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Weathers, of Shelby, spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Weathers. * i a? Mr. Sid Cooper, of South Clinch field, Va., spent part of last week here with Mrs. Cooper 'and children. S* =!= * Miss Mildred Parks, of Mobile, Ala. spent Monday here with her brother, Mr. C. P. Parks. * * * Misses Alice and Kathrine Barber, of Limestone College Gaffney, spent Sunday here. * * * Misses Priscilla Digh and Lois Liv ingston of Cramerton, spent Sunday here with Miss Luna Philbeck. * * * Mrs. J. T. Camp h as returned from a visit to her mother, Mrs. Clyde Smith in Pulaskia, Va. * * * Miss Emily Camp, of Limestone College, Gaffney, spent sunday at her home here. ** * ' Rev. John S. Wood will preach at Ellenboro Presbyterian church next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. * * / * Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilkie Meares on Friday, April 29, a fine eight pound boy. * * * Mr. C. H. Kennedy and son, of Charlotte, spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Butler. * * * Misses Fannie and Alice King are visiting relatives in Wadesboro, Lislesville and other points this week. % sp * Miss Myrtice Mcßrayer, of Oak land spent last week here with Mr. and Mrs. Wilburg Mcßrayer. , * + * Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Cline Isler, of Shelby, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Putnam. THE FOREST CITY COURIER THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1927 ' ' 1 ' • •' if : > --y m Mjlf mm £ r ' MM HP |l|Hr The Courier presents above a new tist Church. Dr. Ayers left Tuesday cut of Dr. Wm. A. Ayers forceful jto attend the Southern "Baptist Con and popular pastor of the Bap- ' vention at Louisville, Ky. ' Miss Annie Bridges who has been teaching in Burgaw, has returned home for the summer. ♦ ❖ Mr. Frank Biggerstaff has accept ed a position with the Industrial Bank. Mrs. H. L. Kanipe will take a six week's rest. • :Jc :je * Miss Bernice Kanipe went to Can ton Friday where she attended the B. Y. P. U. convention held there last week end. • * • Mr. and Mrs. Julius Burge and children, of York, S. C., spent the week end here with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Reinhardt. sjc sjs Mr. Bill Collins has gone to Or lando, Fla., to play baseball: Mrs. Collins is with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Collins. ✓ Mrs. G. W. Morgan and son, W. G. Morgan of Union Mills, spent Thurs day here with Mr. and Mrs. Worth Morgan. * * * Mr. Tracy Proctor, of Charleston, S. C., spent the week end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Proctor. * * * Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Huntley and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Huntley spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Huntley in Asheville. * * * Mesdames Asbury and Whisnant, of Henrietta, were here Thursday to hear Mr. B. T. Falls of Shelby speak before* the Woman's Club meeting. & nt « , / Mr. Paul Moss who has been teach ing and coaching in Candler High school has returned to his home here for the summer. ❖ * K: Miss Alice David, of Dillion, S. C., who is teaching at Cliffside, spent the week end here with Mrs. G. C. McDaniel. * * * Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Morgan and children of Shelby, and Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Walker of Bostic, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Worth Morgan, Sun day. ( * * * Mr. ijlnd Mrs. Anthur McDaniel and son have returned from Greens boro where they were called on ac count of the death of Mrs. McDan iel's father, Rev. J. A. Bowles. * V f Miss Mariam Green entertained the G. A. girls at her home on Monday afternoon. After the business a soc ial hour was enjoyed and the hos tess served ./fruits. * ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Brice Gates and lit tle daughter, Carmilla and little Miss Mildred Grigg of Cherryville spent Sunday afternoon here with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Houser. * * * Mr. aru} Mrs. Harry Mott, Miss Elizabeth Rankin and Mr. ton, of Mooresville, were guests of I Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Moss for the week end. # * * Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Spangler, of Shelby spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey. Miss Fay Dellinger accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Spangler. DR. W. A. AYERS Miss Lucille Wall had as dinner j guests Saturday evening Misses Mam- | ie Eakes, Ethel Robinson, and Anne j Hamrick, of Shelby, and Messrs. E. M. Simpson and Harrill Hamrick. * * » Mrs. G. B. Coleman who has been spending the winter with her daugh ter in Atlanta, Ga., has returned to her .home here. Mr. J. H. Thomas J who has been in Atlanta, accompan | ied Mrs. Coleman home. * * * Mrs. J. C. Scruggs who has been with h&r daughter, Mrs. E. C. San -1 ders in Albemarle, has returned home, j Mrs. Sanders and children accompan j ied her home for a visit before go- j ! ing to Burlington to make their : home. : * # * ' I Mesdames Sam Heiner, of Martins- i ; ville, Ga.. Margaret Kinghoff, of Dan- I j ville, Va., and Mrs. Roy Feldman, of , i Elkin, N. C., spent a few days here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Michalove. Mrs. Katie Glickman re turned home with them for a visit. ■ i WOMAN'S CLUB Division' No. 2, Literary Ciub, Meets Division number two, of the erary Society of Woman's Club, will meet Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, with Miss Mary Moore, at Alexander. All members are urged to attend. I The Literary- Division No. 1 will j meet at the home of Mrs. G. P. Reid i on Tuesday, May 10th at 4 o'clock. I There will be a general meeting of the Woman's Club on Thursday, May 12, at 4 o'clock in tiie Kiwanis Hall. Please let each member be present on Thursday, May 12, Kiwanis Hall. 1 Meets With League of Women i Voters j On Thursday afternoon the citizen ship department met in a joint meet ing with the Rutherford County League of Women voters in the High school building. After the regular form of business was over Mrs. Chas. Gold, President of the League of Women Voters, in a very gracious manner introduced the speaker of the afternoon, Mr. B. T. Falls, of Shelby, wfto spoke in a very pleasing and in telligent manner on the "Australian Ballot." He showed in a very plain and conclusive way why we should adopt the Australian Ballot. Mr. Falls was very complimentary of what the Woman Clubs of Rutherford County stood for and for the splendid work they were doing. After Mr. Falls address all were invited down to the cafeteria of the school building where ice cream and two kinds of sandwiches were served. The Presi dent Mrs. G. P. Reid called for a meeting after the guests had gone, to take up some matters of interest to the Club that would come up this week in Durham at the State meeting. The Citizenship department voted to send to Capt. B. L. Smith, chairman [ of the drive in Rutherford county for j relief for the flood sufferers, a check i for SIO.OO, the treasurer of the gen ! eral club was also instructed to send I SIO.OO for the same cause. Misses Lucile Wall, Mamie Eakes and Ethel Robinson and Mr. E. M. ' Simpson spent the day in Shelby Sat urday at the home of Mr. Harrill Hamrick. I * * * Friends will be delighted to know that Mrs. Sara Aim, now of Char lotte, is improving from an operation which occurred last Tuesday. Mrs. Aim was formerly connected with the Farmers Bank and Trust Co., here where she made many friends. * * * * Rev. and Mrs. Jimmie Jones, and little daughter, of Morristown, Tenn. arrived here Monday to visit Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Moore, Rev. Jones left Tuesday for Louisville, Ky., to attend the Baptist State Convention. He will return to Forest City next Monday for a few days visit. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS For The Festival Sheer Silk HOSIERY Let us match your frocks —we are now ready with all the newest of the new. Alesan Sun Set San Dust Opal Rose Mauve Nude Haze Rachell Witchery Pearl Blush Flesh Pink Moonlight Peach Bloom ils j |i if A ffj | 1 ' Greenewald's Two Trouser Suits $25 to $35 ARE GREAT VALUES If you are interested in the economy of having two pairs of trousers with your Spring suit—don't neglect to look these over carefully before you buy. All the new colors and patterns are included. Our better clothes are tailored at Fashion Park. Greenewald'sjnc. Spartanburg, S. C. "The Style Center of the Piedmont.'?' | Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Nave returned | to Forest City Sunday after a honey jmoon trip to Knoxville and other , points in Tennessee and ai*e now mak jing their home on Arlington Street j in Forest City. They were married J last week in Hampton, Tenn. Mrs. j Nave was, Before her marriage, Miss : Maida Campbell, of Hampton, Tenn. Concerning Bess There was a young flapper named Bess, Who looked a little different from the "rest; Her eyes were crossed While her teeth were false, But she was popular for two good reasons—l guess! Charcoal fed to baby chicks in the springtime is a specific for bowel trouble. Farmers Hardware Co.