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SPECIAL SALE DAY
AT CURB MARKET
Thanksgiving 5a 1 e Next
Wednesday to Take Place
of Tuesday Market
Day
The ladies who sell on the curb
market are going to conduct a spec
ial Thanksgiving sale on Wednesday
November 28th, the day before
Thanksgiving. This sale will take
the place of the j-egular Tuesday
market day. The market will not be
open on Tuesday. Mrs. Morgan, the
manager, says that this pre-Thanks
giving sale is to be a record breaking
day at the market. There will be a
large supply of dressed poultry,
home-made sausage, souse and liver
Teachers and
Students
Will find it to their advan
tage to call at this office for
all kinds of
Typewriter Sheets
Second Sheets
Cardboard, Etc.
You will find just what you
want in our large stock and
make a saving on your pur
chase.
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The Courier j
Forest City, N. C.
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t SPECIAL
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| Thanksgiving Sale
| AT
j CURB MARKET
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1 Wednesday Morning, Nov. 28th
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t Home Made Cakes, Pies, Sausage, Lrrer
\ Mush, Souse, Dressed Poultry, Eggs, Fruit,
| Vegetables and all kinds of Farm Products.
| mush, cakes, jellies, jams, pies, pick
i les, etc., and eggs, butter and cream
' as well as vegetables and fruit,
The curb market ladies have put
' a good deal of time and thought on
| this sale, and they say they are plan
j ning to "show off" their produce
!on that day. The townspeople can
j supply themselves with many delica
j cies at a reasonable price.
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I WRIGHT - HILL WEDDING
. OCTOBER 4, 1928
Spindale, Nov. 20.—Announce
ments reading as follows, have been
received here: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Martin Hill announce the marriage
lof their daughter, Baxie Flora, to
Mr. Ralph Edison Wright on Thurs
iday, October fourth, nineteen hun-
Idred and twenty eight. Spindalef N.
|C."
The wedding of this popular
j young couple occurred in Gaffney, S.
! C., on above date, and was kept sec
ret until last week when the an
nouncements were mailed. They left
last week for a trip to Chapel Hill
and other points in eastern North
Carolina, and will return Thursday.
[They will make their home in Spin
' dale.
Mrs. Wright is the attractive
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hill,
of Spindale, and holds a responsi
ble position in the Stonecutter Mills
I office here. She was graduated from
an east Carolina College for Wom
en.
Mr. Wright is from Alexander,
where he holds a responsible posi
tion with the Alexander Manufac
turing Company.
The "freedom" most people yearn
for is merely the privilege of boost
ing people who now boss them.
Prisons are going to be equipped
with radios, we hear. Evidently the
campaign to make it hard for crimi
nals is getting under way.
Our idea of a baseball fan is the
man who is certain his favorites will
win the pennant next year.
THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1928
ALEXANDER NEWS
Alexander Mill, Nov. 20.—Last
Saturday night the W. M. U. of the
Baptist church gave an oyster sup
per in the Sunday school building.
Something around forty dollars was
raised. This money was presented to
the Alexander Orphan school at
Union Mills. The W. M. U. Women
and several other people from here
visited the school last Sunday af
ternoon. Several quilts, a number of
sheets and a baby crib were given to
Prof. Sweatt to be used where they
are most needed. The sunbeam chil
dren gave different kinds of grocer-
On last Sunday night Dr. O'Hara,
of Asheville, and superintendent of
the Mountain Schools, was here and
made a special appeal for the peo
ple to contribute of their means to
the Alexander school. A special off
ering was taken which amounted to
fifty dollars. The Y. W. A. girls rais
ed fifteen dollars of this amount.
Just before the evening service,
two of the lady teachers from the
Alexander school gave interesting
talks on the work of the school. A
number of the children were along
with their teachers. They rendered
an interesting musical program, con
sisting of choruses, duets, and a solo.
Rev. C. C. Matheney has been sick
in bed for several days. We are
glad to know that he is improving
and hope that he will soon be out
again. Mr. Matheney is a pastor who
works among his people as one of
them, and he is greatly missed when
he is forced to remain at home.
Rev. M. D. Blanton filled his reg
ular appointment at Sandy Springs
Baptist church last Sunday. Mr.
Blanton will take Camp Creek Bap
tist church the first of the year.
Miss Ola Wilkins spent the week
end in Shelby and Mooresboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Blanton and
Mrs. C. C. Blanton of Cliffside were
shopping in Shelby last Saturday.
FLORENCE MILLS
I Forest City, Nov. 20.—Friends of
| Mr. E. W. Jordan, overseer of card
ing, who is in the Charlotte Sana
torium, will be glad to learn that
he is getting along nicely, according
to latest report.
Mr. J. S. Porter and family were
| visiting relatives at Pacolet Mills, in
i Spartanburg county, S. C., last Sun
day. |
Mr. Perry Guffey and family spent j
the week end visiting relatives near j
Shiloh.
t
Mrs. Carrie Funderburk and baby '
have returned to their home in Gas-
Itonia after several days' visit here,
j Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Hardin and
j Mr. J. A. Hardin and family visited
relatives near Chesnee, last Sunday.
« Little Joseph Porter, Jr., was car- '
|ried to Gastonia Hospital for chil
dren, today for a second examination
of his lower limbs.
There are a good many cases of,
"flu" in the village.
Mr. Burton McGaha and family of
j Gaffney were week end visitors here, i
NEWTON-PADGETT
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i Alexander, Nov. 20.—0n last Fri- j
| day afternoon, Mr. Baxter Padgett
and Miss Evelyn Newton motored to
Gaffney, S. C., and were married.
Mrs. Padgett is the attractive
; daughter of Mr. Newton of Alexan
der. She has many friends here and
i elsewhere who wish for her many,
; many years of happiness. Mrs. Padg
ett is a brunette and she never look
ed more lovely in her soft, blue
crepe dress with accessories to match.
: Her close fitting felt hat and her
dainty style dress brought out her
, girlish features.
j Mr. Padgett is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. 4 J. R. Padgett of Alexander. He
is a fine young man who has many
Make Your Thanksgiving Dinner
A Big Success
The quality of our Groceries and the economy of our prices
make us the Thanksgiving Day Headquarters of this town.
We have the finest line of Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, Dates, Lettuce,
Celery, Fruit Cakes, Plum Puddings and Cranberries that we have
ever had.
It's dangerous to wait until the last minute—you may not be
able to get just what you want then—though you have a better chance
to do so at this store than anywhere else!
ALL HIGH GRADE GROCERIES AT LOW PRICES.
Our store will be closed Thanksgiving.
SANDERS' GROCETERIA
Forest City, N. C.
I AT AUCTION
I Tuesday, November 27
I At 10:30 A. M.
I The Late Dugger freeman Estate Farm
I WHICH JOINS THE W. L. LONG STORE PROPER
TY AT PEA RIDGE. THIS FARM IS BEING SOLD
FOR DIVISION FOR THE HEIRS, SO YOU SEE
THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE. YOUR
PRICE IS OURS. THIS FARM IS SUB-DIVIDED IN
SMALL FARMS AND EACH ONE FACES ON THE
| PEA RIDGE GOOD SAND CLAY COUNTY ROAD.
| LOCATED ON ONE OF THESE FARMS IS ONE
GOOD 5-ROOM HOUSE AND GOOD OUTBUILD
INGS. PLENTY WOOD, WATER; SOME BOTTOM
LAND, GOOD STRONG LAND, FRUIT TREES. NO
BETTER SECTION IN RUTHERFORD COUNTY.
FPFFT FORD COUPE, CASH PRIZES
I l\LLi BAND CONCERT
TERMS l-3 CASH, BALANCE 1 AND 2
YEARS.
HARRILL & KING
AGENTS
1 M. J. Harrill Forest City, N. C. G. C. King
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friends that wish for him much joy
and happiness.
This happy couple are making their
home with the bride's parents, for
awhile.
; TRAIN SCHEDULES
Seaboard
No. 109 s South. Arr. 10:30 a. m.
, No. 21, South Arr. 12:18 p. m.
No. 22, North Arr. 4:21 p. m.
Southern
No. 113, South, Arr. 6:20 a. m.
No. 36, North, Arr. 10:09 a.m.
j No. 35, South, Arr. 5:35 p. m.
No. 114, North, Arr. 8:56 p. m.
Clinch iieM
No. 37, North, Arr. 10:45 a. m.
No. 38, South, Arr. 4:48 p. m.
No. 110. North, Arr. ll:-20 v.. m.
Cotton planted after turning un
der a crop of vetch and rye, yield
1,113 pounds of seed cotton per acre,
reports Joe Cowan of Bertie County.
Two is company, three is an organ
ization that will ask for a con
gressional appropriation.
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Inalienable rights depend upon
many things, but chiefly on sleeping
with one eye open.
Even a very little pat on the
back can make the chest stick out.
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Hate's battle cry in all ages:
"Darn you,* be as I am."
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