ELECT BAPTIST
CHURCH OFFICIALS
Church and Sunday School Of
ficials for Next Year An
nounced at the First
Baptist Church.
The following officers have been
elected by the First Baptist church
to serve during the year 1930, with
the exception of the deacons elect
ed, who will serve for three years:
Deacons: Dr. W. C. Bostic, Sr. A
B. Flack, R. L. Reinhardt, T. R. Pad
gett, J. B. Meares and T. T. Lonf.
Organist: Miss Ruth Meares. /
Choir director: Mrs. A. M. Glick
man.
Church clerk: J. Worth Morgan.
Church treasurer: W. L. Brown.
Financial secretary: Mrs. C. A.
Ford.
Custodians of church property:
Dr. W. C. Bostic, Sr., Mrs. B. B.
Doggett, and Mrs. J. F. Weathers.
Finance committee: T. T. Long,
T. R. Padgett, R. R. Blanton, Dr. W.
C. Bostic, Sr., and Geo. D. Horn.
Church debt committee: G. B. Har
rill, V. T. Davis, Chas. Z. Flack, T.
R. Padgett and R. R. Blanton.
Committee on Baptism: B. E. Ham
rick, and Mrs. B. E. Hamrick.
Committee on music: Mrs. A. M. j
Glickman, Dr. W. L. Stallings, Mrs. j
R. E. Biggerstaff, and Mrs. J. V. I
Ware.
Committee on pulpit supply: T. T. j
Long, A. B. Flack and Dr. W. C. |
Bostic, Sr.
Committee on Lord's supper: Mrs..
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J. B. Meares. ;
Committee on the poor: Mrs. B.j
B. Doggett, Mrs. P. D. Harrill, Sr., j
Mrs. W. R. Harrill, and D. 0. Brack- ■
ett. !
Committee on young peoples work:
Chas. Z. Flack, J. W. Eakes, Mel
vin Crowder, Miss Jennie Beach
board, Miss Margaret Young, Mrs.,
W. C. Bostic, Jr., and Mrs. Tom
Vernon.
Committee on ushering: TMays
Flack, chairman.
Committee on repairs: A. T. Hel-.
I OPENING DAY SPECIAL ILAVITTS GREAT OPENING SALEF Opening Date I I
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dollar purchase we will sell JFT ML I
I PALMOUVESOAP FOR F A l\ L W O I UKL DECEMBER
I 1c " COMES TO RUTHERFORDTONI 13th
I With a policy you will welcome. We feature Style and Quality. |
I Low prices every day in the year. I
I SCOUT SHOES SPOOL THREAD SHEETING SHIRTS I
I Men's Scout Shoes with Opening Day Special—Spool Regular yard wide Sheeting. SPECIAL SALE 9
I composition soles. Sizes 6 to Thread, white and black. All Opening Day Special.
12. Opening sale. popular numbers. One lot of salesman samples,
Special $1 or > sizes 14 to 16 inches > all colors
L attached collars. You will find
I Men's Oxfords; good wear Quantity Limited SUITS values up to ?2.45. Opening I
welt in black only. To go in this CUAEC Opening Sale Special—Suits Sale Special,
special opening sale at uHUtj for young men, sizes 34 to 42, QCC
1 HJI Qfi Men's High Top Boots with as ow as |
Composition soles to go as Q l * /
I SCHOOL TABLETS lowas -. 0 , LADIES'RAYON HOSE I
I Big school Tablets for the $4."5 OUIIJNu Regular 50c values no seconds. I
children, to go during this open- Outing Flannel Sale Special Positively first grade. Special
ing sale. Work Shoes as low as Sale Offering
I 2 forgC $1.95 Quantity Limited
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ton, Frank Smith and S. M. Flack.
General Officers Sunday School.
1 General officers of the Sunday
I school were elected as follows:
General superintendent: E. E.
Smart.
Associate superintendents: O. C.
Turner and Arval Alcock.
General secretary: Mrs. C. A.
Ford.
Assistants: Mrs. A. C. Finch and
1 Ted Alcock.
General treasurer: R. L. Rein
-1 hardt.
Custodian of literature: Elmer
Hollifield.
l Department Officers and Teachers.
Cradle Roll department: Superin
tendent, Mrs. W. A. Ayers; associate
superintendent, Mrs. J. W. Sanders;
. secretary, Miss Bernice Kanipe.
(Teachers: Mrs. Wilkie Meares, Mrs..
Hope Harrill, Mrs. Thomas King, j
Mrs. A. D. Mills, and Mrs. A. D. 1
Nanney.
Beginners department: Superinten
dent, Miss Alda Freeman; associate
superintendent, Mrs. Hoyle Elliott;
secretary, Miss Gladys Long. Teach-;
ers: Mrs. J. E. Caldwell, Mrs. Hoyle j
Elliott, Miss Lee Ellen Tate, Mrs.
L. B. Padgett, and Miss Olema Phil
beck.
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Primary department: Superinten-- !
dent, Miss Ottilee Long; associate !
I superintendent and secretary, Miss'
Kate Long; pianist and assistant
secretary, Miss Ruth Meares. Teach-,
ers: Miss Lilah Padgett, Miss Olema j
Flack, Miss Hattie Jones, Miss Sue j
Harris, Mrs. John Carpenter and,
Miss Robbie Biggerstaff. !
Junior department: Superinten—j
dent, Mays Flack; associate superin-j
tendent and chorister, Dr. W. 1..
Stallings; pianist, Mrs. J. F. Weath-j
ers; secretary, Miss Belle Proctor.
Teachers: Mrs. W. L. Stallings, Miss
Thelma Moss, Mrs. Flora Marks,'
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Callahan, Miss Shaver, Miss Annie
i Sue Harris, Miss Jennie Beachboard;
and Miss Jennie Morris. Associate.
teachers: Mrs. Geo. Horn and Mrs.l
J. F. Weathers.
Intermediate department: Super
intendent, Lolan Kanipe; assistant,
superintendent, Mrs. Lolan Kanipe;
secretary, Miss Eleanor Meares; as-i
sistant secretary and librarian, Miss
Annie Ruth Hamrick; pianist, Missj
THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1929.
j Oneida Welch; chorister, Inez
| rick. Teachers: Mrs. Minnie Blan
r ton, Mrs. Tom Vernon, Miss Mary
Garrison, Mrs. B. B. Doggett, Miss
! Barber, Mrs. Broadus Moore and A.
C. Finch. Associate teachers, Mrs. J.
. V. Ware and Mrs. P. D. Harrill, Sr.
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I Young Peoples department: Su
, perintendent, B. T. Jones; associate
i superintendent, D. H. Sutton;
[ j chorister, Fred Blanton; secretary,
' Mrs. Henjy Miller; pianist, Miss
.! Farnham. Teachers: Melvin Crowder
j and Mrs. Verner.
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Adult department: Superintendent,
|J. W. Eakes; associate superinten
dent, T. T. Long; secretary, G. B.
! Harrill; chorister, Mrs. J. V. Ware;
| pianist, Mrs. L. C. Edington. Teach
• ers: Roy Blanton, D. O. Brackett, J.
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I D. Link, Mrs. J. C. Scruggs, Mrs.
j Alice McDaniel, Mrs. Carl Huntley,
. Mrs. Fred Webb and Mrs. H. C. Mor-
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J ris.
j Home department: Superintendent,
• Mrs. P. L. Marks; associate superin
tendent, Mrs. P. N. Long. Workers:
, Mrs. W. B. Whitlock, Mrs. G. M.
! Padgett, Mrs. W. D. Proctor, Mrs.
jJ. B. Meares, Mrs. B. E. Hamrick,
' Mrs. G. A. Poteat, Mrs. Barney Har
• rill. I
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i Just ONE spoonful Adlerika re
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sleep better. Acts on BOTH upper
j and lower bowel removing poisons
you never knew were there, and
which caused your stomach trouble, j
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stomach and bowels, Adlerika will
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» Thirteen out of every 14 political
[ candidates seem to be sitting on china
 eggs this fall.
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• The real endurance test of the
day is enduring those who engage in ;
| enduring tests.
: SONG- CONCERT
AT HIGH SCHOOL'
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. Approximately 350 Students
Took Part in Concert At
»! High School Friday i
. Evening.
! Last Friday evening a large and
. an appreciative audience enjoyed the j
biggest and best program ever given |
by the public school music depart- i
' ment of Cool Springs Township
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schools.
Under the inspiring leadership of
Mrs. A. M. Glickman, our public
sdhool music supervisor, 335 boys
' and girls demonstrated in a beauti
-1 ful way, some of their many ac
complishments in music,
j As the curtains were drawn for
the first part of the program, 200
children, chosen from the Grammar,
schools in the township, were bank
, ed on the stage from the footlights
to the ceiling, revealing a lovely pic-
I ture of human flowers.
' The opening number, "Thanksgiv
i ing Song", Gaynor, was sung in uni
! son by the entire group; then each
grade beginning with the first grade
♦ through £he seventh grade, sang a
special number.
These youthful voices showed fine
training by producing good \ tone
quality and diction. jThe most uni
•' que number in part I was the "Christ
mas Song", sung by the primary
j grades of Alexander schools.
The entire group lead the audience
in singing "America, The Beautiful"
I in a very spirited manner.
1 Part 11, was devoted to Cool
Springs Township high school. The
j more mature voices of 135 talented
i boys and girls opened their part of
the program with a big joyous
| chorus "Hail, Bright Abode", by
i Richard Wagner. >
! Outstanding solos on the program
; were given by Misses Hazel Price,
I Madge Moore and Anjie Mae New
i ton. ;
i Paul Hamrick, the "whispering
tenor", was at his best in "The Land
i of the Sky Blue Water" by Cadman.
j Phillip Chambers MUU Dan Pool
made their debut in a duet, "Pale
Moon" by Lagon.
i The Boys Glee Club made a big
1 hit in their special number, "A Little
1 Close Harmony" by O'Hara.
Last but not least were the ac
companists who assisted Mrs. Glick-1
man. Misses Ruth Meares, and pupils,
of Miss Goggans in the piano depart-1
1 ment, Frances Ledbetter, Dorothy
Rudisill and Lee Moss Reinhart.
j The program follows:
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Grade 1: "Thanksgiving Song",
' Jessie L. Gaynor.
j (a) "On the Winter Wind", Czech;
Folk Song.
i (b) "I Saw a Ship a Sailing",
English Folk Song.
j Grade II: (a) "Playing Soldier",!
Nellie Poorman.
(b) "Sleep, Little Treasure," |
Lithunian Folk Song.
Grade III: (a) "Summer, Good
bye", German Folk Song.
1 (b) "The Squirrel in The Snow,"
Jessie L. Gaynor.
"Christmas Song", Russian Folk j
Song, Primary Grades, Alexander!
School.
(a) "December," Franz Schubert,
(b) "The Fairy Piper," Felix Men
delssohn. 'Grade IV.
"Fairy Land", Frances Snow
Knowlton. Grade V.
(a) "Down In The Valley," Ken-J
tucky Folk Song, (b) "Spin, Maiden,'
Spin," German Folk Song. Grades
VI and VII, Forest City Grammar 1
School. I
(a) "Swing Low Sweet Chariot",
Negro Spiritual, (b) Massa's In The j
Cold, Cold, Ground, Steven C. Fos
ter. Grades V, VI and VII, Alexan
der Schools. !
"America, The Beautiful," Grades,
and Audience.
Accompanist—Miss Ruth Meares. •,
Five Minute Recess.
Part 11. !
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By Cool Springs High school: Hail, ;
Bright Abode, Richard Wagner.
Girl's Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, j
Freshman Chorus.
Solo, "Do You Know My Garden",!
Paul Bliss, Hazel Price.
"Now The Day Is Over", Joseph j
Barnby, Freshman Chorus.
Solo, "Sich A Little Feller", Eth-j
elbert Nevin, Madge Moore.
"The Dream Robber," Edith Lan*
Girl's Glee Club.
Solo, "Philosophy", Harry Cassid,
Miriam Padgett. ''
(a) "Away To Rio", Bartholomew
j (b) A Little Close Harmony"
| O'Hara, Boy's Glee Club,
j Solo, "In The Land of the Skv
Blue Water," Cadman, Paul Ham.
rick.
Duet, "Pale Moon", Logan, p hil
Chambers and Dan Poole.
America, By High School and Au
| dience.
• Accompanists:—Frances Ledbet
ter, Dorothy Rudisill, Lee Moss Rein
hardt.
FIDDLERS CONVENTION
AND SUPPER AT HARRIS
j Harris, Dec. 9.—An old time firj.
dlers' convention, oyster supper anrl
fish fry will be held at the Harris
high school auditorium on Friday
night, December 13. A number of
j string bands have been secured for
; the occasion. The following prizes
: will be awarded at the fiddlers con
vention: for best band, $12.00; best
violin player, $5.00; best banjo pick
er $5.00; best mandolin player.
$3.00. The supper will begin at 5:30
p. m., and the music at 7:30 p. m.
: A small admission fee will be charg
( ed, which will go to the Harris school.
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