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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CLOSING MAY 23 TO MAY 27 Rev. C. K. Proctor Will Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon— Forty-Four Graduates This Year. 0 a Spindale, May 19.—The com mencement exercises of the Ruther idton-Spindale central high school .11 be held May 23rd to May 27th, c including a very successful school veai" under direction of Prof. L. E. Spikes. The commencement program follows: High school commencement play, Friday, May 23rd, 8 p. m. Commencement sermon by Rev. ( C. K. Proctor, Supt. of the Masonic: Orphanage, Oxford, N. C., on Sun-! ■v, May 25th, at 11 a. m. .Rev. Proctor was formerly pastor of the, First Methodist church of Winston i nd Rocky Mount, also of the Central' AI. E. church, Raleigh. He is an able minister. All the churches i Rutherfordton and Spindale will nite.in this hour of worship at the high school auditorium. Annual debate, 10:30 a. m. Mon t: y, May 26th. Seventh Grade promotion exercis es, 2:30 p. m., May 26th. Reading and Declamation Contest and Class Day Exercises, 8 p. m., May 26th. There will be four in each contests Commencement address by Dr. John Britten Clarke, Tryon, Tues-j day, May 27th at 8 p. m., also graduating exercises. Dr. Clarke is a noted speaker and orator. He was pastor of the First Presbyte rian church of Detroit, Mich., for 15 years and was also pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Wash ington, D. C., for a number of years. The following constitute the Sen ior class for this year at present: Andrews, Wallace; Crawford, Zon nie; Deviney, Lois; Dickerson, Cath erine; Earley, Monteen; Griffin, Hubert; Hamrick, Nat; Harris, Angelina; Hill, Billy; Hyder, Yal IsßP. LLOYD WILLIAMSON c .Candidate for CLERK OF COURT ' ' ' To the Voters of Rutherford County: I wish that I could go into every locality of the county—to every home, and meet the people person ally, but my position as manager of Lavitt's Depart- Iment Store, keeps me from doing so. I believe when a man has a position his first duty is to see that it is properly executed. Therefore I will not be in a posi tion to see a great number of the voters but I will heartily appreciate your support and promise if nom inated and elected to the position to which I aspire, a faithful unbiased service to the Democratic party, a nd to the citizenship of the entire county. Respectfully, LLOYD WILLIAMSON. ;ma; James, Glenn; James, Ralph; [Jones, Evelyn; Justice, Anna; Jus tice, Charles; Justice, Margaret; Theodore; Kilftan, Ber— j nice; Lawing, Creed; Lewis, ;Worth; Martin, Mary; Melton, Neil; (Mitchel, Dorothy; Mcßorie, Mar- Igaret; Mcßorie, Robert; Nanney, Hugh; Norris, Burl; Northey, Per omelia; Padgett, Mildred; Payseur, (Frances; Rimmer, Madge; Roberts, ; Sue Frances; Rucker, Adin; ! Scruggs, Cwendolyn; Scruggs, Rob iert; Tate, Violet; Taylor,, Davis; 'Waters, Carolyn; Whisnant, Wil— jliam; Wilkins, Mary; Williams, I Agnes; Williamson, Beatrice; York, Holden and Seercy, Glenn. SMITH'S GROVE | I j Forest City, R-3, May 20.—A i large crowd attended the memorial | at Smith's Grove Saturday afternoon land enjoyed a good sermon by Rev. |W. M. Gold. Miss Mossie Yelton, has been ill for several days but is some better | now, her friends are glad to note. I Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smith, Miss 'es Mary Elizabeth Crowder, and J Gertrude Fortunberry spent Sunday j afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Hel jton at Ellenboro. Miss Pearl Crowder is ill with the I mumps. | Rev. W. M. Gold, C. M. Yelton, and W. P. Crowder were the dinner guests Sunday at the home of M and Mrg. Frank Gregory. Misses Ruby and Dorothy McCraw of Asheville, spent Saturday nig\t with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Luckadoo. Misses Alma and Mary Wilson Hardin spent Sunday afternoon wi .h Miss Pearl Crowder. Misses Annie Mae and Ethel An drews spent Sunday afternoon v. Miss Pearl Pittman. Mr. and Mrs. John Radford spent Sunday with Mr. aijd Mrs. C. VI. Yelton. The new Blakemore variety of stiawberry is reported by J. F. Williams of Mt. Olive to be more i prolific and vigorous than the Mis sionary variety. THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1930. DENNIS BRUMMIH ! I TO SPEAK AT CAMP : ! RALLY ON JULY 4 ! ; j 4 Piedmont Council, Boy Scouts j of America, Expect Several I Hundred People as Guests at Trycn. : ' ! ] The Piedmont Council Boy Scout summer camp located on beautiful Lake Lanier, near Tryon, N. C., j pronounced by regional arid national : workers as the best in the South, ' i # i will be the scene on the Fourth of : July of one of the most pretentious i celebrations ever staged in the in- j terest of 1,400 Boy Scouts of Ameri- j ca, their families and friends. ; ! j The committee, appointed by j j President James W, Atkins, Gaston- j i ia, composed of George R. Gillespie j cf Gastonia, chairman, Major By ; Sharpe and Francis P. Eacon, of j" i Tryon, news editor Clarer.ce Griffin ; [of Forest City, editor Lee B. Weath- J ers, of Shelby; Prof. W. M. Pickens j of Lincolnton and Mr. A. F. Harlow 1 I of Statesville, has successfully con- j , eluded arrangements and made pos- j j sible the publishing of the following J 1 program: | From 9to 11 a. m., inspection of | camp by visitors with field day ac tivities and work by Boy Scouts, ex .ecutive R. M. Schiele in charge.. From 11:30 a. m., to 12 m, ad-j ' dress by the speaker of the day, Hon. j ! Dennis G. Brummitt, Attorney Gen- j j eral of North Carolina. 12:30 p. m., picnic dinner spread ! upon the grounds and interspersed I ' with music. 1:30 p. m., further inspection of I camp and activities and freedom of | the people in returning to their home. Music for the day will be dispen jsed by the widely known and popu lar Boy Scout band of Statesville, jwith Ray House as the capable • leader. This band has received much ! favorable comment over the state. SULPHUR SPRINGS Forest City, R-l, May 19.—There were 61 present for Sunday school Sunday. We want to give the people j of this community that don't attend Sunday school a special invitation to come and help build up our school, also our B. Y. P. U. unions. Misses Ruby and Leuna Robbins were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wall on Sauday.. We regret to note that Mrs. D. H. Kendrick is on the sick list. We hope i for her a speedy recovery. Miss Pauline Coje | day night with Miss Ina Robbins. Several attended memorial services at Shiloh and Providence churches last Sunday. Mrs. H. Carroll and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ; J. R. Car j roll. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Robbins moved to their home at Harris, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hopper and ' family moved into the house vacated 'by Mr. Robbins family. Miss Fairleen Henson visited Miss i Pauline Cole Sunday. j THREE MEN ARE HURT WHEN ELEVATOR FALLS ; ! i Rutherfordton. May 19.—A steel ' cable breaking on an elevator in !the Cleghorn Mills here last Tuesday ; proved to be painful to three men. two white and one colored. The ele- j ivator felf about 12 feet with the i / i three men and 1,000 pounds of yarn, j ! The mill is two stories high ard it \ ■fell to the bottom floor with such a I jar that Haskell Allen is now in the | • ! Rutherford hospital in a painful j j condition. Mr. Pace was injured and I • is now in bed at his home here while ! the colored man, John Hamilton, was : painfully hurt in the ankles. ! I BOSTIC BASEBALL CLUB WINS EIGHTH GAME \ j j Bostic, May 19.—The young Bos ' tic team won its eighth game out cf las many starts this season swamp | ing the Columbus club 17 to 1 in a game featured by the hitting of the , ! entire home team. And the pitching 1 of Kirksey, who struck out thirteen 'of the visitors and also hit three j doubles to aid his cause., Smart con- ! nected for three out of four. Phil- j beck tripled for the longest hit of the afternoon. The Bostic team has beat ' en at least two clubs rated above j its class. Bostic plans to enter the Rutherford county league soon. I QUALITY JML |F r flip SERVICE m™ I !W' STORES ] jS \ Home Owned and Home Operated j| - I | For May 23rd and 24th | | BEACON LIGHT COFFEE, PER LB. 2T | \ SUGAR, 18 POUNDS FOR 98 c I [ COLUMBUS PACKING BREAKFAST BACON, LB. 37° | 1 STALEY'S SYRUP, 5-LB. CAN 39 c 1 a —— | ] DUKES' MAYONNAiSE,. 8-OZ. JAR ZF 1 | PALMOLIVE SOAP, 310 c CAKES FOR 25° I | KRAUT, LARGE CAN I | BORDEN'S MILK, SMALL CAN f | BORDEN'S MILK, LARGE CAN IT | S COMO ULY FLOUR, PLAIN, 24-LB. BAG 95 c | | ISAAC SHELBY FLOUR, 24-LB, BAG, S. R. 95= f I EAGLE CORN MEAL, 10-LB. BAG 33_ c J | GREAT NORTHERN BEANS, 3 LBS. FOR 25 c | j BLUE KROSS TOILET TISSUE, 3 10 c ROLLS 23 c I | OLD MANSION COFFEE, PER LB. 4F g I BOST'S BREAD, 3 LOAVES FOR 2£ I | VIRGINIA DARE CAKES, PER LB. 24 c g | SUNSHINE SALTINES, 1-LB. PKG. FOR 22" 1 1 SUPER SUDS, PER PACKAGE 9 C § | JERSEY CORN FLAKES, 3 10° PKCS. FOR 25 c I | GREEN BEANS, 3 LBS. FOR 29° J j BANANAS, 3 LBS. FOR 25 c I | 2 LARGE HEADS OF LETTUCE 1 | CELERY, PER BUNCH 15 c f 3 1 Oj 3 Q. S. S. Markets Feature Good Meats At Low Prices § 3 All Q. S. S. Stores* Feature Chero Cola g a List of Merchants of Quality and Service Stores a 3 S 3 RUTHERFORDTON Sparks & Parnell RUTH . S 3 K. E. Simpson Green Grocery Company E. H. Walker rD 3 J. Cal Williams LATTIMORE CROVFR 5 H Hunt * "LENBORO H - S - k «'» 4 I a T. L. Johnson T. p - Tisdale, Jr. SHELBY 3 S R. W. Sparks & Son H. L. Green Chas. Buice E T , _ CLIFFSIDE T. B. Mauney 2 AVONDALE 2. Hawkins Baber Grocery Company 3 " C. F. Ward MOORESBORO C. H. Reinhardt. Cj a D - We "' y D. C.Wright Keeter Brother. g 3 SPINDALE FOREST CITY R. B. Keeter g 3 W C. Ellis J- W. Sanders R. H. Champion q] Spindale Grocery Company Jones Ooeery Company Jackson's Cash Grocery q
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