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OAKLAND NEWS Forest City, R-2, Mar. 25. —Th play given at Oakland March 1 ft! was good and enjoyed by a larg crowd. The box supper gi -en at tht same time was a #uccess and en joyed very much- Mr. Wilbur Mc-Brayer and familj of Forest City, visited at Mrs. T. L Mcßrayer's Sunday afternoon. Miss Ruth McDonald spent th week-end at Boiling Springs Junioi college with her brother, Mr. Howarc McDonald and friends. Mr. Oscar Hu'ntley and family, ol Shelby, visited at Mr. Fred McDon aids and Mr. B. M. Wilson's Sunday Miss Mary Crow spent the week end with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Crow. Rev. G. B. Sinclair preached a' Adaville Sunday. Mrs. Pattie Blanton Taken By Death Shelby, Mar. 25.—Mrs. Pattie Blanton, widow of Burwell H. Blan ton, pioneer banker of Shelby and western Carolina, and step-mother of Mrs. J. Rush Oates and B. E. Blanton, of Asheville, died here Sunday. . Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Blanton died at the home of her step-son, Charles C. Blanton, head of the First National bank of Shelby. Born in Chatham county, but liv ing here since 1880, Mrs. Blanton | was one of the town's best known and loved women. Surviving step-children, in addi tion to Mrs. Oates and Mr. Blan ton, of Asheville, are C. C. and George Blanton, Shelby bankers, and Mrs. George M. Webb, of Birming ham. ' it-*,» I The knowing woman no longer sub mits meekly to regular, systemic suf iering. For this kind of pain is relieved by Bayer Aspirin just as readily as an occasional headache, twinge of neu ralgia. or the more intense pain of rheumatism. Try it for the days you dread and share the gratitude of busi ness and professional women for Bayer Aspirin. Doctors declare it safe to use freely. Any drugstore. Aspirin Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of MonoftMtic&cideeter of Salicylicacid Spindale Textile Shop ANNOUNCES BROADCLOTH SALE TO BEGIN March 31st It will save you money if you will buy your spring requirements of this very desirable material on sale. GUARANTEED QUALITY See other desirable materials at f ~ Spindale Textile Shop In Office Building, Spindale, N. C. I: DIRECTS CENSUS: j tl | | William M. Stewart, Director | i of the Census, whose bureau ? 1 | will start checking up the pop- .! | ulation of the United States, | I | beginning April Ist. (Herbert) | New Drug Store For Ellenboro Ellenboro, Mar. 24.—A new and modern drug store will get started in Ellenboro next week when R. E. and A. C. Martin expect to begin the construction of a new brick building on highway 20 just across from H. S. Taylor's Store. The building is to be 20x60 feet, and will cost with equipment around $5,000.00, It is to be equipped with a soda fountain and they expect to sell ice cream and lunches. When completed the new build ing should make an attractive cor ner in the center of the town. 'POTATO GROWERS MEETING SATURDAY ! Ellenboro, Mar. 24. —A sweet po tato growers meeting is called by A. B. Bushong, agricultural teacher, to be held at Ellenboro, Saturday, March 29, at 3 p. m., when sweet potato problems for the year will be discussed. Problems in soil selection, seed selection, seed treatment and ferti lizers will be discussed with the aim that local growers will grow more and better sweet potatoes this year. If you want material with which to ! treat your seed be sure to be present, i All farmers who expect to grow sweet potatoes for the Ellenboro houses next year are urged to be pres. t ent. I 'STATE ELATED OVER PARKER'S APPOINTMENT ! The people of North Carolina are much elated over the appointment ,of John J. Parker as associate jus tice of the supreme court. This is a ; high honor to this young man. Born in Monroe, N. Q* he was appointed !a few years ago as federal judge and has filled that position in an efficient I manner THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, lf3o. NEW HOPE NEWS Harris, R-l, Mar« 24.—A number of the young folks enjoyed a party at the home of Miss Lois Hines Sat urday night. Refreshments were served to the following invited guests I Misses Carrie Bishop, Mary Barnette, Myrtle Jolley, Belle Wilkie, Opal and Venrelle Turner, Ha Mae Hopper Marv and Gladys Randall, Connie Carrie and Arrie Rid ings and Venelle jMassey, Messrs. George Heron and Plinny Jolley, Horace Shields, Marvin Dewey Splawn, Earl Randall, Everett, Wal don, Carl and Winfred Turner, J. D. Mills and Troy Ridings. Mr. Roy Strickland and family spent the week-end at the home of his father, Mr. W. D. Strickland. Mrs. J, H. Hines, Misses Lois Hines Gladys and Mary Randall, Messrs T. E. Randall, Henry Green and W. P. Wilkie and R. F. Hines, Master Hoyt and L. B. Wilkie were all visi tors at Mr. L. D. Wilkie's Sunday af- I ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mr. Hollis Taylor were visitors at Mr. Monroe Honeycutt Saturday night. Misses Feme, Bernice and Lois ■ Hines were visitors at Mr. T. E. Randall's Sunday night. Miss Gladys Randall spent Sat- j urday night with Miss Connie Strick- land. | Misses Lela and Alice Kennedy j spent one evening last week with j Mrs. Buford Kennedy. Little Howard and Harvey Wilkie j spent awhile Friday with their grand- ! mother, Mrs. L. D. W ilkie. Miss Mary Randall spent Satur ' day night with her cousin, Miss Belle ; Wilkie. Mrs. L. D. Wilkie seems to be im proving some her friends will be glad to hear. Mr. Broughton Strickland of Boiling Springs, spent Sunday with home folks- Mrs. Bertha Roach, spent Tues day at Mr. L. D. Wilkie's. Mr. Harold Jolley spent Saturday night at Mr. Buford Kennedy's. Miss Clara Randall spent one day last week with her cousin, Miss Belle Wilkie. On next Sunday, March 30th, there will be all day services at New Hope. Rev. Mr. Gentry of Spartanburg, is expected to be present and preach Also other speakers are expected to be them, Every body is invited to come and bring well filled baskets. BOSTIC, R-l, ITEMS Bostic, R-l, Mar. 24. —Born to Rev. and Mrs. R. T. Baker, a fine son. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hutchin visited Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sanders on Sun day. Misses Louise Grayson, Mabel and Emma Sanders visited Miss Mary Lizzie Crotts on Sunday. The Logan Store Council No>. 198 J. O. U. A. M., met March 22, 15 members were present and one visi tor. FAREWELL SERVICES AT STEPHENS TABERNACLE Cliffside, Mar. 25.—Farewell ser vices will be held Thursday night (tonight) at the Stephen's tabernacle The services will begin at 7:30 o'clock Everybody is invited to attend this final meeting, and to bring hammers and crowbars. Immediately after the service the interior of the tabernacle will be wrecked, preparatory to removing the tabernacleto Spartan burg, where they will open a series of meetings April 13. John H. Long Dead Union Mills, R-3, Mar. 24.—The many friends of Mr. John H. Long, well known citizen of Union Mills, R-3, were grieved to learn of his death last week at his home. He had been ill about a year. Funeral services and burial were held at Mt. Creek Baptist church Friday afternoon, March 14, with Revs. J. A. Brendell, J,., W. Parker and A. P. Sorrels in charge. A large crowd of sorrowing friends and rela tives attended. -• Mr. Long leaves his widow, and two sisters, Mrs. T. W. Geer and Mrs. J. L. Beimett, both of near Gilkey., He was 53 years of age and was a loyal member of Gilboa Methodist church. He was honest, industrious and upright. Pall-bearers were Glen Cole, A. E. Lynch, of Forest City, James Koon, Robt. Hill, Len Henson and G. W. Robertson, while Mrs. Len Henson, Mrs. Ed Hampton and Misses Lena Cole, Edna Frazier and Perni Davis carried the many beautiful flowers. Price Wrecking Revolution Sale Continues, Be Sure to Be Here Friday, March 28th a Men's Work Shoes § All leather, regular $2.50 and $3.00 g grade. Prices wrecked to go PI AC a at VI.VD u One Lot Ladies' Slippers 1 New spring styles included. Sold as g high as $4.95. On sale a Men's Dress Shoes 5J New spring styles. All leather, stan g dard brands. Sale £o QC 3 price § Silk Dresses 3 1 special rack Crepe de Chines, Georgettes, etc., sacrificed $3.83 | One Lot Ladies' Slippers B Good styles and Greater val- (PI QP 3 ues. Buy now at .1 «P l*Z/d 2 Ladies' Hats 5 Good styles to close out regard- 01 OO S| less of cost or value at V* |! Luggage § Hand bags, suits cases, over-night S bags, etc., at HALF PRICE and less. Opening Hour Special S Friday at 9a. m., we will put on sale S Men's Overalls full cut and triple g stitched. Extra special ® | Men's Union Suits S Men's athletic Union Suits while they Sj last. Extra Special. AQ^' § Regular SI.OO Grade. | Men's Dress Shirts § One special lot Men's Dress Shirts. S Sample line, sold for $1.50 and OO^ S $2.00. Out they go. OO I Men's All Silk Ties S Men's all Silk Ties. Good 3 selection ***? S Boys Suits 3 One lot Boys' Suits. All wool. I*o OO 2j Close-out price «pD«00 | Opening Hour S Opening hour Friday morning. At g opening hour we will sell Palmolive OC with purchase of 50c or more. £ Men's Dress Pants § Men's Dress Pants, values to $5.00 § and $6.00. These are all good OO AP| § patterns & styles. Close-out One lot of assorted Dress Materials Fast colors, including Rayon, Silks, 3 values to 75c per yard. Going for, lAC b yard | Men's Dress Socks [at One lot Men's Dress Socks, 25c |*C S values. Going for. pair. O 1 Men's Blue Work Shirts § Full cut, triple stitched, special 49° STEIN'S Department Store FOREST CITY, N. C. Look For the Big Sale Signs Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Full Fashioned Hose All colors, regular SI.OO and 7QC $2.00 sellers F Electric Light Bulbs 25 and 40 Watt, kave on these | gG at each 10 Men's Work Pants Good grade. Regular $2.00 val- AQC ue. Prices wrecked 1/1/ One Lot Men's Hats Grays, browns and blacks, (Fl iir Close out price Children's Overalls Full cut, good grade special CQC price DJf White Broadcloth Shirts Collar attached, full cut $2.00 val ue Shirts on sale Friday morn- Q7C ing at If I Brass Pins Regular 10c seller. Special sale | C price. Paper 1 New Spring Dresses In the newest styles and colors. Every thing included in this price wrecking event. One group of $12.95 QC-QQ Dresses. Sale price yO «/«/ One group of beautiful $15.00 QQ Dresses. Sale price $/.OJ One Lot Ladies' Spring Coats Were SIO.OO but marked in d'yj this sale at J Men's Clothing One group Men's all wool Suits good patterns and materials. Sale nnr price tplf."!) Men's College cut Suits all wool, val ues to $25.00. Out they One group high grade Suits, Cassi meres, Worsteds, Serges, etc. (in in Values to $35.00 «p10.4j Men's Overcoats, good patterns. Val ues to SIB.OO. Buy for next (J*Q JQ fall at T'J Men s Overcoats, best grade, newest materials. Values to $25.00 (loor Final clearance Pillow Cases Regular 35c grade full size. On 1 rjC sale Friday morning. Each Id Men's and Boys' Caps Men's and Roys' Caps, regular $1 50 and $2.00 sellers. Extra special ggc Galvanized Buckets 2QC Each with purchase of 50c or more.
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