The Cliffside News
The Cliff3ide News Is published
each week in connection witjjb Th*
Forest City Courier.
B. E. ROACH ... Editoi
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1928
EDITORIAL
We have sometimes wondered ii
the people of our town really apprec
iate the fact that The Courier has
given us a page all for our own. Last
week when "The Cliffside News" fail
ed to appear there was a cry from
all quarters wanting to know why
there was no "Cliffside Page" in the
paper. It showed that quite a number
do appreciate the page and missed it
when it failed to appear. The Editor
was not responsible for we sent in
the largest "batch" of news notes in
many months. Nor was the Editor of
the Courier responsible. He will ex
plain the matter very likely in this
issue of the paper. Let us say that
none of you were more disappointed
than the writer because we had a
number of important articles includ
ing a fine article from the Methodist
church concerning the fine work of
the pastor during the past year and
a writeup concerning the tragic death
of our townsman and splendid young
man, Addie Dobbins with a card of
thanks from the family and several
other items. We regret it as much as
any of you, but it was unavoidable
on the part of the Editors.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
The pastor was away holding a
meeting at Stedman, N. C., last
week returning home Monday of this
week. Mrs. Smith met him in Char
lotte Monday afternoon.
Members of the W. M. S. had charge
of the prayer service last week with
Mrs. R. C. Smith, president, in
charge. An interesting program was
rendered by the ladies.
On Sunday morning Rev. Paul
Stewart of Green's Creek brought a
fine message which was appreciated
by his hearers. Rev. Stewart is a
young man who is possessed of a per
sonality and manner that attracts and
holds his hearers.
Sunday evening at six o'clock the
B. Y. P. U.'s met as usual and after
brief sessions all came together to
hear an address by Dr. J. F. Davis,
president of Boiling Springs Junior
College. The assembly room was well
filled with members of the Unions
and others who came in to hear Dr.
Davis' address.
Dr. Davis brought the message at
the evening preaching hour and a
large audience was present to hear
him. Dr. Davis was a stranger to most
of those present, but after he be
gan his message this fact - was en
tirely forgotten and the man himself
forgotten in the interest his message
inspired.
There were several visitors present
Sunday, especially at the evening
serice. Mr. E. Husky of Avondale
was present and led the music and
Messrs. C. H. Wilson, Earl Harrill
and others were also present from
Avondale.
Prof, and Mrs. A. C. Lovelace of
Caroleen were among many others
present Sunday evening from out of
town. We are always glad to wel
come visitors to our church. Among
the home folks we were glad to have
a number from the Methodist church.
We regret to note that little Miss
Elizabeth Hendrick', daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Maurice Hendrick is critic
ally ill here at her home with scarlel
fever. As we write this it is report'
ed that there seems to be a littl(
change for the better in her condi
tion. All that two doctors, two nurs
es and loving hands of family ant
friends can do is being done for her
STOVE REPRESENTATIVE
AT CLIFFSIDE THIS WEEK
Mr. G. W. Ragland, of St. Louis
Mo., representative and factory mar
for the Majestic range manufactur
ers, is at Cliffside Furniture stor
this week demonstrating the rang
during the sale how in progress there
Mr. Ragland will explain the sa
lient features of the range to all la
dies who call, showing them why i
takes less fuel, etc.* to cook on s
Majestic range, regardless of whethe:
they buy or not.
The Cliff side News
SLIFFSIDE'S HOME PAGE, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF LOCAL EDITORS
Local
Happenings
\
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Carpenter ac
companied by Mrs. Carpenter's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Hames spent
last Sunday in Lexington where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Hames.
Mrs. Burrell Hames has been very
ill for quite awhile, but is reported
a little improved.
The following teachers spent the
week end at their respective homes;
Miss Bookout at Rock Hill, S. C". Miss
Sara Workman at Cherryville, N. C.,
and Miss Flora Morris at Spindale.
Misses Pamelia Pruett, Pearl Sim
mons, Alice David and Dr. Oren G.
Moss and Mr. Chas. Haynes were
guests of Miss Una Edwards at a
buffet dinner at her home in Ruth
erfordton last Saturday evening. .
Mr. Wyman McDaniel of Green
ville, S. C., spent the week end here i
the guest of his cousin, Mr. Dan
Hawkins.
Attorney John H. Fogler of Mt.
Airy is scheduled to speak here at'
the Hall at 7:45 next Saturday eve
ning, October 26. Mr. Folger has
the reputation of being quite a good j
speaker and a large crowd is expect
ed to hear him.
Mrs. Shields of Fingerville, S. C., j
was a visitor here Monday.
Mr. Clarence Bracy of Rolland, N.
C., was a visitor here last Sunday, j
Mr. A. T. Humphries of Asheville, :
visited here last Saturday evening.
Mr. J. L. Rhinehardt and family of (
Gastonia visited friends here last
Sunday and attended service at the
Methodist church.
Mr. O. G. Morehead and family of
Gastonia visited here last Saturday
afternoon.
On last Friday afternoon the Glen
Alpine boys came down and met the
local Hi football team in a fine game
| in which the score was. 7 and 19 in
j favor of the locals. Both teams play
j ed a good game but they did not get
| the backing of the people of our town
j as they deserved. Folks, let's show the
i boys we do appreciate their work by
i backing them up with our
i Last Friday the folks were not busy
at work—at least not many were—
and the game should have been wit
nessed by ten times the number that
I did witness it. Get out with and for
| the boys.
ENTERTAINS AT DINNER
On Friday evening of last week Mr.
jand Mrs. B. P. Caldwell entertained
lat a buffet dinner a number of
| friends honoring Prof, and Mrs. F.
I S. Hall of Avondale who were mar
i ried recently. Mrs. Caldwell was as
| sisted by Mesdames Walter Haynes
; and M. Hendrick in serving a tempt
ing repast after which progressive
rook was enjoyed with the one hold
ing high score at each table receiv
i ing a beautiful brush.
The house was tastefully decorat
ed with Nasturtium and Ageratum
which carried out the color scheme
of purple and gold.
Those present were: the honor
guests, Prof, and Mrs. F. S. Hall of
Avondale; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Webb
and Mrs. G. C. McDaniel of Forest
City; Mr. and Mrs. John Lane and
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Jenkins of Av
ondale; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hames;
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Whitaker; Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Haynes; Mr. and Mrs.
M. Hendrick; Mr. and Mrs. V. V.
Fortune; Dr. and Mrs. Harry L. Rob
ertson; Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Campbell
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Hord; Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Carpenter; Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Haynes and Mr. Chas. H.
Haynes.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Last Sunday morning, Rev. D. H.
Rhinehardt preached his last serm
on of this Conference year to the
largest congregation he has had dur
ing the year.
His subject, "The Great White
Throne Judgment" was handled in a
masterful way and held the attention
of the congregation from first to
last.
At the conclusion of the service
Mr. Rhinehardt was showered with
congratulations on his message and
at the same time each individual ex
pressed the hope that he would be
returned to this work.
A feature of the service Sunday
Published in Connection With The Forest City Courier
j was th£ two special selections ren
i dered by Virginia and Howard Mag-
Iness of Forest City. These talented
young people were well received and
j won the admiration of every one
present.
I Mr. Rhinehardt left Tuesday for
! Charlotte where the Western North
| Carolina Conference is being held,
j Mr. Rhinehardt stated that he was
happy to report every financial ob
ligation of the church paid in full.
j PROVIDENCE NEWS
|
Forest City, R-2, Oct. 23. —We
(have been having some nice weather
| in which to pick our cotton crops,
j Those on the sick list last week
were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Smith, Mrs.
, Delia Costner, Mrs. Maggie Lee
Christy, Mr. Frank Adams, and Mr.
D 1 L. Smith. We hope for them a
speedy recovery.
! Mr. Leland Clayton and family
spent the week end with Mrs. Clay- j
ton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. j
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Smith had as
their supper guests Sunday night, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Hill, Mrs. Ola Smith,
Miss Mary Francis Smith, all from
Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brandle, from
Drayton, S. C., spent the week end
with his parents, Mr. Amos Brandle.
Mrs. Frank Adams spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buff,
who live in Harrilltown.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. W. V.
Harrill.
An immense crowd gathered at the j
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Harrill
Sujlday, October 21, honoring the
birthday of Mrs. James Harrill, who
was 77 years old. Their hospitable
home is near Providence church. A
bountiful dinner was served in picnic
style. The table was loaded down
with good things to eat. We hope
for her many more birthdays. There
"Were about one hundred present.
HOLLY SPRINGS NEWS
Harris, R-l, Oct. 21. —The farmers
of this section are very busy picking
cotton.
There was a large crowd at Sun
day school Sunday. We hope they will
continue to come..
There was a large crowd at the
B. Y. P. U.'s and prayer meeting
Sunday night.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Roach and family who have recently
moved back to our community.
Mr. Rector Robbins and Miss Mag
gie Cole, of Boiling Springs spent
the week end with home folks.
Misses Lillie, Maudie and Ina Rob
bins entertained a number of their
friends Saturday night with a candy
pulling. Those present were: Misses
Maggie and Myrtle Cole, Myrtle and
Ebbie Sue Matheny, Gladys Roach,
Estelle and Joyce Bland, Ruby, An
nette and Selma Hopper. Leuna and
Ruby Robbins, Pauline Cole, Sallie
Jane and Belle White, Nan and Be
atrice Lancaster, Bernice Green, Le
la Rash, Lillie, Maudie, and Ina Rob
bins and Messrs. Floyd, Lloyd and
Horace Owens. Edward and Howard
Cole, Berryman Hamrick, Ralph
Green, Garland Roach, Herman, Vir
gil and John Matheny, Dennis Jenk
ins, Eugene McCraw, Vance Henson,
John Page, George Abernethy, John
Bland, Robert Lynch, Walter Poteat,
John White, Rector, Camon and Cald
well Robbins. Those present seemed
to enjoy themselves very much pull
ing the candy.
We are glad to report that little
Joe, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. L.
Harris who was severely burned a
few weeks ago and later developed
scarlet fever is now about well again.
Master C. T. Hord has also about re
covered from scarlet fever. We do
not know at present of any other cas
es, but have been told that there are
. several in town. We trust there will
be no epidemic.
DR. H. L. ROBERTSON
DENTIST
Cliffside. N. C.
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ABSOLUTELY the most
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then think of t/te pLlice . . • • •
Thus, thousands are voicing their new discovery!
And the occasion—a nation-wide program of personal demon
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miles per gallon, according to the local conditions of
demonstration. AU pnces f ' °* *• Detro *
. . , Ai - .. r M , Buyers can pay for cars out of in*
And the concrete results were the largest proportion of Hud- come at lowest available charge for
son retail sales of any demonstration program of all time. interest* handling and insurance.
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Cliffside, N. C.
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CLIFFSIDE, N. C.