; CLIFFSIDE NEWS
Mrs. Percy Helms of Bessemer
J\ City, N. C., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
M. Hcndrick.
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Large delegations have been com
ing from various sections to the tab
t ernacle meetings. People have been
. ./coming from as far away as Lenoir,
'• Mooresville, Charlotte and many oth-
* er places.
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:.i Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hughes and
son, Henry, spent last Sunday with
relatives at Woodruff, S. C.
Mr. D. C. Colvin and family spent
f. the week-end with Mr. Colvin's moth
' er, Mrs. M. D. C. Colvin at her home
in Fairfield county, S. C.
• As we write this early Tuesday
morning we have not received a
report from the prayer meetings
held by members of the Methodist j
church Monday night.
}\ Mr. Yates Miller visited in Rutli
erfordton Sunday. Mr. Miller's par-
Statement of the Condition of
The Industrial Loan
& Investment Bank
Forest City, N. C.
At the Close of Business
FEBRUARY 11, 1930
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Resources
Cash and Due From Banks _$ 70,162.76
Loans and Discounts 292,620.98
Furniture and Fixtures 1,176.04
TOTAL 1363,959.78
Liabilities
Capital Stock § 91,100.00
Surplus 12,500.00
Undivided Profits 4,888.38
Investment Certificates (hy
pothecated) 46,623.04
Investment Certificates (un
hypothecated) 61,453.61
Investment Certificates (ful
ly paid) 119,958.44
Reserved for Depreciation ___ 354.31
Bills Payable 27,082.00
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TOTAL 1363,959.78
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The above statement is respectfully submitted for
your consideration. It is our aim and desire to serve
you in every way possible. Your support and confi
dence during the present situation is deeply appreciat
ed.
G. B. HARRILL, Cashier
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Miller of
(Waco, N. C., had the misfortune to
lose their home by fire on Thursday
night of last week.
Mrs. Paul Vernon of Forest City,
left Monday after spending several
days here the guest of her sister,
Mrs. G. K. Moore.
| Messrs. Ralph Crawford and Jesse
jMcCurry spent last Sunday at Ches-
I nee.
Many from out of town have been
visiting friends and relatives here
and attending the tabernacle ser
vices.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Blanton and
children of Morganton, spent last
j Sunday here with Mrs. G. K. Moore.
Mr. Robert James is spending
j sometime with his daughter, Mrs.
| George Simmons and Mr. Simmons
Jat St. Petersburg, Fla.
' BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
We wrote up all the church news
that was in our hands last week, but j
the editor of the Courier stated to j
THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1930.
! ! us that because of unavoidable cir- j
j
i ! cumstances it had to be left out a
r!long with many other communica- j
tions.
> ' We stated in the church notes last
' week that the church in conference
' ' Sunday, February 2nd, extended a
call without a dissenting vote, to
' Rev. James Allen Hunnicutt, of Mt.,
- Gilead, N. C., and the committee has
! received a letter from Rev. Hunni- j
t | cutt stating that he will accept and j
; ; expects to come on the field April'
. He and his wife are expected ;
'to come up this week and attend the |
[ : Stephens meetings some. j
On February 2nd, we had preach- 1
■ i ing service at the Baptist church J
• j when Rev. Hunnicutt of Mt.. Gilead J
, i brought to us a great message. We j
,' had a large number of visitors pres- j
! ent and nine new members in the ;
I Sunday school. The Sunday school*
j attendance that day was 421.
j Last Sunday there were 402 inj
I Sunday school after which all went j
|to the tabernacle service. There j
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J were several visitors and several |
more enrolled in the Sunday school l
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j last Sunday.
The B. Y. P. U's. are meeting at,
5:45 Sunday evenings and are dis-j
i pensing with the assembly for the;
usual closing program in order to;
get to the tabernacle for the young;
people's meeting at 6 :30.
j On Monday morning of this week'
: many seemed to think that there ]
i should be a prayer service at the'
' Baptist church Monday night as j
■ there is no service at tabernacle on '
1 Monday nights. Notices were post-!
ied for the meeting at 7:30. The W. j
1 M. S. met at seven o'clock for their j
' regular monthly meeting and after t
I this came into the prayer meeting j
j of the church. Soon the intermediate j
I assembly room was filled and the (
j folding doors were opened and fold- [
• ing chairs placed in the corridor, j
• By the time the last seat was placed j
jit was filled and then the doors on j
j other side of the corridor'were open-j
jed and the primary assembly room \
i
( opened up. Men were busy carrying |
' chairs which were filled about as fast,
l as they were placed until some had .
jto be left standing.
j This was one of the most unusual
i meetings we ever attended. People
j were confessing their faults and
j praying until about ten o'clock J
j when all joined in an old time hand- j
j shaking. During this time it seemed j
| that all present had one desire to j
i get right with each other and with!
| God. As soon as this occurred peo- i
I pie began to break down and ask for j
J prayer. The unsaved were convicted i
. and there were numbers of conver-!
' sions. The meeting lasted then until j
I midnight or later while one after an- •
j other "came clean for God." Some!
j who had once been Sunday school i
( teachers came and said they had come i
J back to God and was ready for ser- j
1 vice again. People were sobbing all j
i over the audience and here and there i
j were groups kneeling in prayer with j
] someone who was under conviction, j
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1 After most of the folks had gone j
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j several men went into another room
jand joining: hands and hearts prayed
! together and rededicafced their lives
'to God. This after prayer meeting
! lasted until about one o'clock a. m.
Of the large number who were
under conviction all left radiantly
I happy except one man who said he
i "must do some things first." It is
' impossible to describe this meeting,
I and many stated that they had never
lin all their lives been in one just
| like it.
j Large crowds are attending the
1 tabernacle meetings and after the
1 prayer meetings of the members of
j the two churches here Monday night
j it is expected that the meetings will
: gain new and greater momentum.
| Scores have been asking for prayer
'and there have been several conver
j sions even through an invitation has
j not been extended. Rev. Stephens
j has been saying that some other
things must get right with the Christ
i ians first and we believe that now
great results will be accomplished.