COOL SPRINGS
GIRLS TAKES
. TWO GAMES
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"Golden Tornado" Loses to
Lattimore and Girls De
feat Shelby and Caro
leen
Lattimore, Dec. 9. —The Latti
more Hi quintet defeated the Cool
Springs "Golden Tornado" here by
the score of 29 to 27.
The game was a rough .affair
throughout.
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The Cool Springs girls' basket-ball
team who won the Western Carolina
championship last year, won their
second straight game this year by
trouncing the Shelby girls 33 t© 9.
Davis was high scorer for the win
ners, getting fourteen points.
Line-up:
Cool Springs (33) Shelby (9)
Davis (14) Eaken (4)
F
McKeithan (4) Ellis (2)
F
Sloan (4) Hamrick (1)
F
Hollifield, R Jones
G
Harrill Richbourg
G
Vance Botts
G
Substitutions: Cool Springs: V.
Hollifield (5) for Sloan, Huntley for
R. Hollifield. Shelby: Sparks for !
Eaken, Waldrop for James. Referee, j
Sietz (Lenoir-Rhyne.)
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Henrietta, Dec. 9. —The Cool i
Springs girls won their third straight j
here today by defeating the Caroleen- !
Henrietta High School by the score j
of' 21 to 14.
Davis was high scorer for the vis
itors with thirteen points to her
credit. Wilson with six points was
high scorer for the locals.
Line-up:
Cool Springs (21) Henrietta (14)
McKeithan (7) ' Harrill (3)
F
Davis (13) Wilson (6)
F
Sloan (1) Dobbins (5)
F
Hollifield ... Henderson
G
Moore Doggett
G
Vance Biggerstaff
G
GENERAI
—goes a long way to make friends
What do "Key" Buyers Buy
Every community has lis substantial citizens who are
known "key" buyers men whose judgment of
merchandise values is respected* They buy tires as
they buy other products, on the basis that quality is
the bedrock of economy.
In small towns and large towns the country over
yotfll find Generals on the cars of the "key" buyers.
General's success over a period of ten years is based
OP the absolute maintenance of top quality. Now,
more than ever, people are realizing the soundness of
General's policy of not tampering with quality*
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Forest City Motor Co.|
FOREST CITY, N. C.
COUNTY CLUB TO
ELECT OFFICERS
AT NET MEETING
I. . '
j Nominating Committee Makes
Report on Results of Bal
loting at the November
Meeting
Rutherfordton, Dec. 12. —The Ruth
(erford County club will hold it De
j comber meeting at the Iso-Thermal
Hotel on Tuesday, December 20th, at
1 o'clock. All members are urged to
be present at as officers
for ,1928 will b'6^elected. The nomi
nating committee submits the fol
lowing ticket:
For president: R. E. Price, J. C.
Cowan, Jr.
For vice-president: B. D. Wilson,
| Dr. R. H. Crawford.
For sergeant-at-Arms: J. W. Beas
on, R. P. Scruggs.
For directors: Dr. C. F. Gold, S.
E. Elmore, T. R. Padgett, O. J. Hol
lar, G. W. Rollins, F. D. Hamrick.
The club will not have any out
side speaker as the election of of
ficers will take up most of the time.
However, several of the members
have consented to speak on subjects
of vital interest, provided there is
any time to spare.
ML VERNON NEWS
Forest City, R-3, Dec. 12. —Pro-
fessor Paul Howell, a former minis
terial graduate, of Wake Forest Col
lege, who now is one of the efficient
teachers at Mt. Vernon Hi, will
preach Sunday, December 18 at the
Mt. Vernon church at 11 o'clock a.
m.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harrill, of
Forest City, visited the former's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ross, Sun
day.
Among those visiting Mr. and Mrs.
D. S. Carpenter Sunday, were the
following: Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mor
ris and two children Arnold and Ev
elyn, Mrs. J. D. Ayeeks, Mrs. Billie
Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rollins,
Mrs. Currin Smith and Miss Edna
Hampton.
Mt. Vernon school is progressing
nicely.
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Nine times out of ten a proud
spirit in a woman is mistaken for a
sour disposition.
THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, D
THE SINFUL STYLE
(By E. A. BUCHANAN)
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'1 Come Devils, Come Drunkards
If you want to flirt
' With the women and girls, -
* And their little short skirt.
Just' hug 'em and kiss 'em
As much as you please,
For it isn't any trouble
To see above their knees.
•They will bob their hair,
Then talk about the style; •
Show their petticoats and bloomers
.Near about a half a mile.
(Cover, the face with paint and powder,
Cut the waist a little lower;
Roll silk hose down to ankles
To show the men a little more.
About the time another summer,
They will wear no hose at all
Just a belt, in front a flapper
. j So the men can see them all.
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| Be careful, men and boys, too;
When one is caught they will yell,
. And swear a great big pack of lies,
"Then try to have you put in hell.
Women and girls out on the streets
Their dress above their knees
Thinking they look so well;
And how they are deceived.
Now let's say something
About the men and boys
j Gazing at the girls' legs—
| Most every one enjoys.
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j Women and girls wear coats
Partly covered with fine fur;
Tell them of the sinful style
They say well, I don't care.
They have been warned by preachers,
Now who are they going to blame;
Long as they go as they are going
Putting Christ to an open shame.
Different kind of stockings,
Spatted and striped hose
Male and female wear them;
They look like animal shows.
Some men and boys wear breeches
That only comes to the knee short,
Twist around the flappers
And think they are smart.
Look at the style and fashion,
j It has got to be a sight;
You can't find a four square preach
er
That will tell you it is right.
Young m|ji, be awful careful
In picking out your wives;
Don't marry a bob haired flapper—
They wreck so many lives.
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jYou, too, young girls ,be careful;
Don't marry a drinking boy;
They will give more trouble
Than you possibly can enjoy..
. All the people who take and read this
Will perhaps call it fun
! Expect they will find it truthful
When our Lord the Saviour comes.
SULPHUR SPRINGS
Forest City, R-l, Dec. 12.—Rev. A.
G. Melton filled his appointment at
Sulphur Springs, Sunday afternoon.
The B. Y. P. U. members of Sul
phur Springs church will give a play
entitled, "The Sulphur Springs com
munity Tree," Tuesday night, De
cember 20, at 7:30. The public is
cordially invited to attend. The play
will be rendered at the church.
Miss Bessie Henson spent the week
end with Miss Joyce Bland.
Misses Ruby Robbins and Annette
Hopper spent Saturday night with
Miss Pauline Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hopper and
Mrs. C. M. Hopper spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bland.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller visited
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bland, Sunday af
ternoon.
GROUP CONFERENCE OF
AGRICULTURAL TEACHERS
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Ellenboro, Dec. 13. J. M. Osteen,
district agricultural supervisor, with
j headquarters at Troy, North Caro
lina, will hold a group conferefice of
agricultural teachers at Ellenboro
school Thursday. The following teach- |
ers of this section will attend: Mr. D. I
H. Sutton of the Cool Springs High j
School, W. J. Isbell from the Green's j
Creek school in Polk county, V. C. !
Taylor of Lattimore and Mr. Wilson, j
agricultural teacher for the Denver
chool in Lincoln county.
They will observe Mr. Bushong's ;
teaching in the morning to be follow- j
ed by a conference in the afternoon. I
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Love is responsible for . a good j
many frosts in summer and for a few j
hot waves in winter.
BETHEL BAZAAR BRINGS
IN MORE THAN $400.00
Ellenboro, Dec. 12.—More than
$4Q0.00 were made at i£e Bethel
Baptist Bazaar Jield in the Wright
Beam building last Saturday by the
members of the Ellenboro Baptist
GREENEWALD'S
Incorporated
The Store With the Christmas Spirit
Free Christmas Boxes. Free wrapping and mailing service.
MIisJMAS
Is in the Air - Prepare!
Of all the days in the year, none so merry, and gay as this. Day
of Gifts and the joy of giving. Mysteriouspaekages wrapped with
love—as someone has said and tied with good wishes.
BUY A MAN'S GIFT
FROM A MAN'S STORE
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Shirts Lounging Robes Neckwear
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Collar attached and neck Fine Blanket wool and gtjji remains women's
k ? attacnea and neck lk ro b es m patterns that mos t popular sift to a
band styles m solid colors _ r _ _ lirA +n n i pa o P o nv popular gut to a
and novelty designs please am man. A remarkable beau
ana no\ eity man _ tifuJ assortment at __
s2'° $7.50 $5.00'°525.00 $1.00" $3.00
Interwoven Stetson Florsheim
Silk and Wool Sox And Dobbs Hats ghoes
s7s' *"" SI.OO SB.OO SIO.OO
For a Boy's Christmas
Neckwear f an „ »
M «l T- I® and Belt Sets
Mufflers Belts T,e and Handkerchief
Sweaters Shirts SeU
uloves
GREENEWALD'S
Incorporated
SPARTANBURG, S. C.
The Style Center of The Piedmont"
15. 1927
Church/The money .fe to be used to
pay a church debt.
Fancy work, reed of all
kinds and descriptions were on dis
play, and ail were sold early in the
day. A chicken dinner, fried and
stewed oysters were served at noon
and dusing the evening.
The building was decorated with
pine trees, flowers and bought Christ
mas decorations.
Even hotheaded men occasional
ly get cold feet.