OAK GROVE NEWS
.p. 3, Feb. 25.—Rev. T. C.
B° stlC ' near Harris preached at
W* 1 Sunday morning. He
«»* Gr ° , n interesting sermon to
conspiration. " was u Re ;-
i „ oth birthday. Everybody
B» rri ' ' enjoy his scrmon fine ' and
I could come back and preach
fl!; " a „ a in some time.
for T" E Hipp and family were
EeV : wests at the home of Mr.
sJfP el p. Tate Monday night.
SI J H Bailey and family spent
; at Avondale with Mr. and
Henry Bailey.
and * Mrs. Chivous Tate spent
/lav afternoon at the home of
Mr. W.P.Tate.
.. e p ear l Jolley of Fallston was
tt f«ek end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Harrill.
Mr and Mrs. Albert Harrill of
ftaro Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blan-
Id children, Betty Sue and Paul,
r Tnd Miss Edith Blanton of Char
w«e the dinner guests of Mr.
j \frs W. T. Blanton Sunday,
and ~
Little Jolley Duncan of Spruce
J ? : ne is visiting his grandfather, Mr.
A. Jolley this week.
Ms J. R. Biggerstaff and Misses
r-h and Hazel Biggerstaff spent
Saturday afternoon at Mr. J. M. Big
jerstaff's-
jj r and Mrs. Paul Harrill were
shopping in Shelby Saturday after-
BOOH.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Harrill spent
Sunday afternoon at Mr. W. T. Har
m's.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller Martin and
little son Jack, spent Saturday night
at Mr. Forest Matheny's near Race
Pith.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Beam and
children were visitors at Mr. W. P.
Tate's Saturday night.
The Home Demonstration Club
met with Mrs. Paul Harrill Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Howard gave a very interest
ing talk on health.
Mr. J. S. Bedford who has been ill
{or some time, doesn't seem to im
prove any, we are sorry to note.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Harris and ,
Misses Vera Helen and Martha Ruth
Harris of Polk County were visitors
in this community Sunday,
i Mr. T. E. Randall and family and
lev. T. C. Harris were dinner guests
t Mr. A. G. Randall's Sunday. •
Mr. D. K. Randall of Forest City
was a visitor in the community Sun- j
day.
Mr. James Webb spent Thursday
night with Messrs. Clarence and Odell j
Tate.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hawkins and ,
Hr. Clyde Hawkins spent the day J
Sunday at the home of Mr. Alvin
Biggerstaff's at Ellenboro.
Those visiting at Mr. Paul Karrill's
Sunday night were Mrs. Delia Ran-1
dall, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Harrill and j
Miss Ollierea Randall.
Little Miss Nellie Webb of Shelby,;
spent Sunday with Ruby Magness.
Mr. J. M. Biggerstaff is sick at
this writnig.
Next Sunday is regular preaching
% at Oak Grove. Everybody is in
fixed to attend.
MissEthleen Webb of Shelby spent
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the week end with her cousin Miss
Lucille Webb.
Mr. Cliff Magness visited in Forest
City Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Willie Bailey was a visitor at
Mr. J. S. Bedford's Friday night.
Miss Ethel Tate visited her broth
ed, Mr. C. N. Tate and Mrs. Tate at
Avondale Saturday night.
Little Ruby Wilson visited Myrtle
and Annie Lou Killian Sunday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brooks spent
Sunday at Mr. G. M. McDaniel's.
JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB
MEETING HELD WEDNESDAY
The second meeting of the Junior
Music club was held last Wednesday
afternoon in the music room of the
High school.
It was the best meeting of the
year. Almost forty member were
present and several visitors. The Jun
iors are doing same very constructive
work along musical lines, and are
putting on programs that reflect
much credit to themselves and their
respective teachers. All music stu
dents in Forest City are eligible to
this club, and should enjoy the priv
ilege of membership.
Meetings are held every third
Wednesday. On March 20th, Chopin
is the special composer to be studied,
at which time Miss Goggans, our Jun
ior leader, has promised to play a
group of Chopin solos.
Hostesses for the afternoon were
Dorothy Turner, Martha Moores,
Katherine Bradley and Cordie Walk
er. "Eskimo Pies" were enjoyed.
Special guests were Mrs. R. E. Big
gerstaff, Misses Ruth Mears, Ann
Lawrence, and Alice Washburn. '
The following program was given:
Club Song—"America the Beauti
ful."
Story of Gounod, Doris Ledbetter.
Solo—"Fall in . Line March," J.
Sutherland; Russell Blanton.
Solo—"The Happy Shepherd",
Richard Pitcher, Janice Caldwell.
Original Poem—"Muisc," Mary
Moss.
Duet—"Frolic of the Katy-dids,"
Geo. Spaulding, Margaret Meares and
Frances Courtney.
Solo—"Twilight on the River,"
Ludwig Renk, Margaret Searcy.
Solo —"Avalanche," Heller, Sarah
Moss.
Solo —"Dance of the Demons," Ed
ward Hoist, Lee Moss Reinhardt.
Solo, Invention No. 1, J. C. Bach,
Frances Ledbetter.
Violin Solo —"Polish Dance,"
Wieniawski, Miss Ann Lawrence.
NOTICE DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP
North Carolina;
Rutherford County.
The partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm and style name
of IDEAL MOTOR COMPANY of
Forest City, N. C., by mutual con
sent of the parties, J. C. Ellen, and
H. B. Doggett, has been dissolved,
one-half interest of same having
been owned by H. B. Doggett, and
same having been sold to Frank Dog
gett, notice is hereby given to all
parties and the public in general, that
H. B. Doggett has no interest in said
partnership and will not be respon
sible for any debts, claims or liabil
ities incurred by said partnership.
This the 27th day of February,
1929.
21-4t. H. B. DOGGETT.
Farmers Hardware Co., will save
you money on all grades of domestic
coal.
THE FOREST CITY COURIER,.THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1 929
HENRIETTA NEWS
i
Henrietta, Feb. 25.—Miss Margar
et Kimsey spent the week end with
Mrs. Tom Osborne at Hendersonville.
! The P. T. A. observed Founders'
Day at their regular monthly meet
ing, and an interesting program was
given, tribute being paid to the
founders of the association thirty
jtwo years ago. A prize was given the
'grade reporting the highest number
! of new members for the P. T. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards, of
Caroleen, entertained at a delight
ful buffet dinner |>n Friday eve
ning, the 22nd. The decorations, fav
ors bridge scores and tallies were at
tractively suggestive of the George
Washington motif. Mr. Edwards, as
sisted by Mrs. Asbury, served a most
tempting dinner; after which the
guests enjoyed an historical contest;
the prize being won by Prof. W. M.
Lovelace. Several progressions of
bridge were played, and high score
prizes were awarded Mrs. Asbury and
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Mr. Jenkins. Those enjoying the grac
ious hospitality in £he Edwards' home
on this occasion were: Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Timmerman, Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Rob
ertson, and Mr. and Mrs. Barron
Caldwell, of Cliffside; Mr. and Mrs.
S. J. Asbury, Jr., Prof, and Mrs. W.
M. Lovelace and Dr. and Mrs. 0. J.
Mooneyham.
Mrs. W. S. Moore, who has been
confined to her home for the past
ten days with influenza, is very much
better and able to be out again.
Miss Elizabeth Mills, of Charlotte,
spent Sunday in North Henrietta as
the guest of Miss Goldie Lee Mor
rissette.
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