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HOLLY SPRINGS Number of Holly Springs People 111 —Lowery-McGinnss Wedding Sun- Jay Locals and Personals. Harris, E-l, Feb. Vl.— l)r. M. A. Adams filled his regular appointment t Holly Springs Sunday afternoon nd preach; \ a good .sermon. Quite a number of our people are .ick at this writing with different ■ iiseases. We hope they will soon re cover. We have been missing them in >ur Sunday school and B. Y. P. U. Little Mildred Cole who has been rick for several weeks is improving very much we are glad to note. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Frazier visited Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pinson Sundaj *:t Alexander. On last Sunday Mr. Claudis Low try of this section and Miss McG ; nir >f Henrietta were happily married. We wish for them a long and hropy fife. Mr.,and Mrs. Arthur McDaniel and family moved into the Bethany sec tion last week, near the church. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hardin and family visited at Mr. Jim Etch's Saturday night and also at Rev. W. V. Hardin's Sunday. Founder's 11® Week Sale Take advantage of our ex- I^HERJE ECONOMY " ordinary values this week, and lay in a supply for future needs. The saving is well worth while. Fiouar «si.oo Quaker Hominy Grits pkg. 9c s~ \ I Finest {% lbs. A "7^ LarosiTK?,"? 27c » * SALT Diamond Crystal Shaker 3 for 25c * v Granulated SUgar * '"*■ 25c LUX For Fine Laundry pkg. 10c / s Bice 5 ,bs 25c *«—— —— / SPAGHETTI Ready to Serve 3 Cans 25c ' s ALASKA A r Pink Salmon ™» IOC L SAUER KRAUT Large Can 11c SnowdriftiH™sl.39 >» * PEAS Tender Tasty 2 No. 2 Cans 25c / v Lucky Strikes Old Gold Camels Cigarettes El $1.19 S&SSf 2 pk « s ' 25c ♦ ♦ I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ' BETHANY NEWS Forest City, Feb. 14.—Next Sun day morning at 11 o'clock Eev. Flack of Bostic will preach at Bethany. We would be glad to have all that will to coiiie. Air. and Mrs. Guy Lewis Miss Ka tie Mae and Mr. William Green vis ited Mr. and Mrs. fiarry Lee Mar low, of Marion, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Eansom Hunt ley ami son visited Mr. and Mrs. Al ton Carroll Sunday. Ecv. Fikes filled his regular ap pointment at Tanner's Grove Sunday morning. Some of the young people of this /section enjoyed a party at Mr. and ! Mrs. Furman Carroll's Saturdey ' night. , Mrs. M. L. McDade and children j Miss Mary and Mr. Johnnie and Mr. j and Mrs. John Eoberson visited at i Mr. Bill McDade's, near Green's Creek, Sunday afternoon. I Miss Katie Mae Green is spending i this week in Marion with her sister, Mrs. Harry Lee Marlow and Mr. Mar j low. ' Mr. W. E. Lewis and son, J. P. and j daughter Euth and Mrs. Ealph Green i visited Mrs. Edgar Lewis at the Euth erford Hospital Sunday afternon. THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1928 1 OAK GROVE NEWS Bostic, R-3, Feb. 13.—Mrs. R. S. Madness, superintendent of Oak Grove Sunday School, is in the Ruth erford hospital at this writing. She has been sick for some time. Mr. Orell Blanton has been elected sup erintendent in Mrs. Magness' place. We are fortunate in getting Mr. Blan ton. He made a fine talk Sunday morning which was enjoyed by the large congregation. Mr. and Mrs. Bunyan Hawkins and children Nellie, Boyd and Geral dine, of Avondale spent the week end at Mr. M. E. Hawkins. Mrs. Addie Harrill, of Spindale, ; visited Mrs. Delia Randall one eve ning last week. 1 Miss Estelle Greene is on the sick list this week. j Mrs. S. C. Crawley, of near Lat timore, visited at Mr. L. D. Wilkies' Sunday. j Misses Clara and Mary Randall ; entertained a number of their friends 1 with a party Saturday night. Some very interesting games were enjoyed. 1 Those present were Misses Lucile Webb, Pearl, Ollieree and Eugenia 1 Randall, Vallaree Biggerstaff, Belle Wilkie, Lucy Padgett, Maude, Leigh and Pauline Harrill and Ethel Low : ery. Messrs. Norris Biggerstaff, Cle itus and Earl Randall, James Webb, • Clarence and Odell Tate, Bain Coop ! er, Paul and Albert Harrill, Bert and 1 Thurman Lowery, Clyde and Huston | Biggerstaff, Riley Padgett, Hoyle Bailey, Paul Kennedy, Grady Ran ; dall and Alton and Olen Kendrick. Mr. Baine Cooper spent the week end in this community. Mrs. J. M. Randall and Miss Ollie ree Randall spent the week end at Mr. L. D. Wilkie's. | Mr. Wonnie Webb and family of Shelby spent the week end with Mrs. Irene Webb. Mr. T. E. Randall and family spent , Sunday visiting: relatives near Har ris. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harrill and lit- j tie son of Spindale visited Mr. M. B. Beam's one day last week. Miss Edith Biggerstaff spent last ! week in Cliffside, with her grand -' mother, Mrs. Carrie Harding. Mrs. I. N. Biggerstaff, of Avon dale, spent Tuesday with Miss Belle Wilkie. Mr. K. M. Randall is still improv ing, his friends will be glad to hear. Mrs. J. M. Brooks spent a part of last week in Cliffside with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Tate, Messrs. Odell and Clarence Tate were visi tors at Mr. L. D. Wilkie's Sunday night. Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Hipp and lit tle gon Harvey were visitors at Mr. K. M. Randall's one day last week. Mrs. Robert Magness is very ill at the hospital. Her many friends hope she will soon be well again. Mr. G. M. Mcßaniel and family, were visitors in Ellenboro, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kendrick spent Wednesday at the home of their uncle Mr. L. D. Wilkie. Mr. J. S. Bedford isn't improving any, we are sorry to note. Mrs. J. M. K. Randall spent last week with her sister, Mrs. P. N. Hamrick, near Caroleen. Mrs. Paul Harrill visited Miss Belle Wilkie Wednesday afternoon. A number of the young folks en joyed a cotton picking at Mr. L. B. Lowery's, Friday night. Mr. E. A. Blanton of Cliffside was a visitor in our community Sunday. So much bad weather this wintery has caused our Sunday school at Oak Grove to fall off considerably, but it seems to be increasing some now. About one hundred were present Sun day. We hope everybody will come back and bring some one with them, and help build up our Sunday school again. Mr. Crayton McDaniel of near Gilkey was a visitor at Mr. J. S. Bed ford's one day last week. Mr. Riley Padgett of near Harris spent Friday night at the home of his uncle, Mr. T. E. Randall. Mr. J. C. Randall was a visitor at Mr. L. W. Wilkie's Wednesday. BOY SERIOUSLY INJURED .WHEN HIT ON HEAD Fred Bryant, aged about sixteen years, is in serious condition at the home of his parents near the gram mar school building, as a result of a blow on the head with a piece of plank by some unknown party Satur day morning. It is reported that he, along with several other boys, were matching pennies near the Florence Mills Saturday morning. An argument ensued, and as young Bryant stooped to gather up some coins from the ground someone hit him with a plank. He was carried to his home and placed on the porch, where he was later found unconscious by his parents. He has been unconscious since that time, except when an ice cap is kept on his head, it is said. j Preliminary for Triangular Debate The preliminary for the Triangular debate was held Friday afternoon. The subject this year is: Resolved: That Congress should enact the Mc- Nary Haugen Farm Relief Bill. Those winning out were: Affirmative; Wy man Wood, Bernice Kanipe. Nega tive; Aileen Padgett, Thomas Long. Chapel The students of Cool Springs High have been enjoying a series of in- teresting and unusual chapel pro grams. There have been talks by in teresting people, and plays and pro- grams by the student talent Last Wednesday Mrs. D. H. Sut ton talked to us. The subject of her talk was "Folk songs of North Car olina." Mrs. Sutton hopes that a national school of music may be de veloped from America's folk songs. She is an interesting speaker, for her subjects are interesting, and her talks are well presented. The stu dents all enjoyed hearing her. L'envoi (With Apologies to Kipling) When school's last bell is ringed, and I've slammed my books in the desk, When I've rushed thru the crowd at the doorway, with all the speed possessed. I am thru; and gee! I'm glad of it— until a new day is begun And leaving all cares behind me, I start for a bit of fun First I haste down to the street corner, and there meet the same old crowd. We walk the streets in rapture, and talk and giggle aloud, We search ourselves for some money and then we seek the drug Money Saving Sale Begins Thursday, Feb. 16th and Continues for SO Days All our Boys' and Girls' solid One lot of Men's 52.50 Lumber leather Scuffer Shoes jack Sweaters to go for 51.50 20 Per Cent Off i , , T j- , , One lot of Ladies' All-Wool One lot Gil Is and Ladies shoes Slipover Sweaters, 54.00 to go toi* 98c value, to go for .... J $2.00 One lot of Girls' and Ladies' attcmtiam i af^h-o 54.00 Oxfords and Pumps ATTENTION LADIES to go for ... $1.49 A new lot of Ladies' New One lot of Ladies' Silk Hose Sp ™, g ats ' Spring f Coats f nd £ or 5q Silk Dresses just arrived. One lot Ladies' 51.50 Hose to A few Men's All-Wool Suits, go for ... SI.OO regular price SIB.OO, to go All our Men's Dress Shoes re- 01 $10.75 duced 25 Per Cent New lot of Men's New Spring , ~, , tt,, i 0 , . , Oxfords just arrived. One lot Men s Flannel Shirts, 51.25 value to go at ... 75c 25 lbs. Sugar ... $1.75 One lot of Boys' SI.OO Caps to Men's 52.00 Kid Gloves to go at . ... 50c go for $1.25 ]OO yards of Heavy Blue and Men's regulation All-Wool Gray Chambray to go for Army Shirts, 52.50 value yard ..... 10c to go for $2.00 WELLS BROS. North Henrietta East Avondale BROADCASTING STATION C. S. H. S. % interesting News Notes of Cooi Spring's High School (By Writers Club of C. S. H. S.) store, We down our last nickle with sor row, and beseechingly beg for more. We ride 'till the afternoon's ending J then gather at a movie show, ! 'Till midnight we gasp at scenes,' thrilling, and then to our beds j we go. j But when morning dawns, oh hor-, SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC This is to let my customers know that my work in assisting Dr. Verr.er will in no wa> in terfere with my HEMSTITCHING My hemstitching department is opposite Dr. Verner's office in the Farmers Bank Building, where your orders will be taken care of at all hours between 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Your patronage is appreciated and this ad vertisement is to call your attention to the fact that I am not giving up hemstitching. Mrs. W. P. Chaney Forest City, N. C. ! MEETINGS OF IMPORTANCE TO HOG GROWERS | Mr. V. W. Hays, the swine spec j ialist of State College, Raleigh, will 1 he in the county next week and as sist county agent F. E. Patton with j some meetings in regard to breeds, ; feeding, housing and pasturing hogs j He will be at the following farms i at the following dates and time: J. V. Hampton, Green Hill, Thurs j day, February 23, at 10 a. m. | A. T Hamrick, Shiloh, Thursday, i February 23 at 3 p. m. f j C. W. Mayfield, Forest City, R-2> 1 Friday February 24 at 10 a. m: J. K. Kirby, Buck Shoals, Friday ; February 24, at 2 p. m. j ___ _ rows! the bell calls us school ward in vain, i j 'cr not a lesson learned; but stilt we'll do it again!
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