PAGE TWENTY
MRS. W. R. HILL IS ;
CALLED BY DEATH
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r Wife of Former County Super
intendent Passes in Phila
delphia Hospital After
Operation.
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Nov. ' 17.—Mrs. 1
W. R. Hill, aged 40, died Thursday
morning at 8:30 o'clock, in Phila
delphia in the University of Penn
sylvania hospital. Mrs. Hill was tak
en there about six w ieks ago for
treatment, and three weeks ago she
underwent a major operation on her
head. She was thought to be improv- j
ing, but complications set in last j
week, which caused her death Thurs-!
day.
The body arrived in Kings Moun-1
tain Friday morning at 10:50 o'clock. 1
Funeral services were held Sun-/'
day afternoon at two o'clock with i
her pastor, Rev. E. B. Jenkins, in 1
charge of the service). Interment c
was in the Rutherfordton cemetery. 1
Mrs. Hill is survived by her hus- s
band, four children, two brothers, 1
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Grape Fruit Cocktail + j
Choice of Soup: Si
Chicken Qonsomme with Rice £l.
Fresh Vegetable Soup
Celery Hearts, Spiced Grapes, Olives
Choice of 1 J>j;
Stuffed Young Turkey
With Oyster Dressing
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Baked Virginia Ham t
With Candied Pineapple !►
Cranberry Jelly
Steamed Rice Giblet Gravy J[|
Carolina Candied Yams "
New Green Beans
Baked Macaroni with Cheese !
Lettuce and Tomato Salad \ i
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Phone for Party Reservations.
NOTICE j
TO ALL TAX PAYERS I
OF RUTHERFORD COUNTY: I
I will be or have a Deputy at the fol- I
lowing places and time specified below: I
RUTHERFORDTON TOWNSHIP— At the court house
at all times. I
COOL SPRINGS TOWNSHIP —At the Industrial Bank I
at all times. I
HIGH SHOALS TOWNSHIP—J. W. Bridges at all I
times. Caroleen, Nov. 20th and 27, from 10*00 I
a. m. to 4:00 p. m. 'I
Cliffside, Nov. 22nd and 28th, 10:00 a. m to 4*oo I
p. m. I
Avondale Bank, Nov. 21st and 29th, from 10:00 I
a. m. to 4:00 p. m. I
SULPHUR SPRINGS TOWNSHIP— Harris Station I
Saturday, Nov. 29th from 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 d. m I
C ° L 9mf TOWNSHIP—EHenboi-o, Saturday, Nov f
29th, from 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 p m I
DUNCAN'S CREEK TOWNSHIP-Hollis," at With
row s Store, Nov. 26th from 10:00 a. mto 4 -00 o I
m. 1 l
LOG from fo .?n E TO WNSHlP_^ unshine; Nov . 26th
irom 10.00 a. m. to 4:00 p m I
CA Tom R fo E 00 T a ° WN f H, , P^ Union Mills ' Nov " 25th,
irom 10.00 a. m. to 4:00 p m I
CHI^h EY f R ° C I K n TOWNSHIP-Chimney Rock, Nov.
28th, from 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 p m
GRE Nov " B L th Ir°om ?0 H no P - Ben H?mpton ' S
* -oth, irom 10:00 a. m. to 4*oo d m
Nov Mercalltile Store,
o\. irom 10.00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. I
tioned'tfme Zt ZcZXIM 3b ° Ve men "
which will be allowed if paid duriL H?"" 1
November, 1930. No discount after December Tst °*
M. J. HARRILL,
C. B. and M. D. Justice, of Ruther
•fordton; one half-brother, James D.
Justice, of Salisbury; and a half
sister, Mrs. Byron Carson, of Ruth-
I erfojrdtion.
i Her husband was county superin
tendent of Rutherford county schools
jfrom 1914 to September 12, 1925.
jwhen he resigned. He is now prin
cipal of the Rutherfordton elemen
tary school.
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Mrs. Hill was a loyal member of
the First Baptist church here and
was an active member of the daugh
ters of the Confederacy. She was a
talented musician and was held in
high esteem. She was a daughter of |
the late James D. Justice, of Ruth- j
erfordton.
| MONTFORD'S COVE j
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Union Mills, R-l, Nov. 17.—The i
little six-months old baby of Mr.!
and Mrs. Clyde Hall, of Marion, was ,
buried at the Montford Cove Baptist ]
church, on last Tuesday, November I
11th, at two o'clock. The baby was j
sick only a few days with meningitis
The bereaved parents have our heart
lis
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THE FOREST CITY COURIER, FOREST CITY, N. C.
felt sympathy in the loss of the lit
| tie one.
| Little Virginia 'Brown, the 19-
months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Brown, of this section was bur
jied at the Montford Cove church on
last Thursday, November 13th, at
one o'clock. Little Virginia was sick
only three days with croup and
diphtheria. She is sruvived by one
sister, Myree Brown and brother, T.
D. Brown, and her parents. The be
reaved parents have our heart felt J
sympathy in the loss of their little
jone.
j Mr. and Mrs. J. Burgess and three
-children and Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
i Nanney and Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Miller and little daughter, all of this
s?ction and Mr. and Mi-s. Fred Nan
iney of near Union Mills, were the
'd'nner guests on last Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Nanney on this route
The dinner guests of Mr. and
L. D. Hemphill last Sunday
(Were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Justice
and daughter and Mrs. Millard Flack
and Mr. Zeno Flack, all of near Gil
key.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I
W. E. Miller is sick with a cold at
this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Frady spent
last week-end in Forest City with
relatives.
Mrs. Pearl Harris is improving
after being on sick list for several
days.
Mrs. M. F. Nanney spent Sunday J
afternoon with Miss Naomi Rhodes.
Mr. D. M. Arrowood is sick at
home of his son Mr. G. M. Arrowood
an this route, we hope he will soon j
3e better again.
SHILOH NEWS I
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Rutherfordton, R-l, Nov. 17.
Rev. E. P. White filled his appoint
ment at Shiloh Saturday and Sunday
ind was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawson Allen on Saturday night.
Rev. B. M. Hamrick is taking
treatment at the Rutherford hospi
tal.
Miss Odessa Jones spent last week
in Spindale with Mr. and Mrs. Gil
ford Ledbetter.
Mrs. Gaston Abrams j continues
very sick and don't seem to improve
any.
Born, recently to Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Thompson a baby boy, John
B. .
Mr. Paul Hawkins and family of
Alexander, Mr. tand -Mrs. Charlie
Smith, of Ruth, visited at Mr. J. A.
Smith's Sunday.
Mrs. C. M. Champion spent the
past week in Spindale with Mr. and
Mrs. P. L. Champion,
j Mrs. Worth Owens and little
daughter, Bonnie Blanch, of Spin
dale, spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Ruppe.
SMITH'S GROVE I
Forest City, R_3, Nov. 17.~80rn,
to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hardin, Sunday,'
a fine girl, Betty Ophelia.
Miss May Wilson Hardin and Ethel I
Andrews spent Saturday night with!
Misses Ruth and Lucy Crowder.
Rev. W. M. Gold spent Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
Bridges.
Mr. Earnest Lee spent Sunday af
ternoon with Mr. Marvin Towery
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hardin were
the dinner guests Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fortenberry. '
Miss Vonnie Crowder had as her :
guest Sunday, Miss Louise Luckadoo.
L M J S ' W - W - T - Luckadoo spent |
[bunday afternoon with Mrs. Rov* 1
j Hardin. y "
j TABOR-SHORT WEDDING '
; ANNOUNCED LAST WEEK
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Miss Rebecca Short of Wadesboro
N. C., and Rev. J. B. Tabor, Jr., were
married Monday, November 10, at
the home of the bride. Rev. J B
Tabor performed the ceremony. Af
ter a bridal trip in the mountains of
western North Carolina, Mr. and Mrs j
Tabor will begin housekeeping at
Weddmgton, where the young pastor
has been assigned by the bishop for
ensuing conference year.
It has not been our privilege and
pleasure to know Miss Short, but we
know J. B Tahnv Tr U
' • He ls ' as
I name md.cates, the son of R ev . j
ith» w !' th 6 youngest «W man ir,
"oM» i? conference. We sav
old because he has the honor of
siding at the head of the effective i
men of the entire conference. J R
Tabor, Jr., is a young man of great'
■Promise and to his bride and himself'
e extend good wishes and congrat
C - ChriStia " Ad ™-*e.
the Pi Tabor ; vas formerly pastor of 1
, h.e .Pleasant Grove Methodist church, s
NEW HOPE NEWS
Harris, R-l, Nov. 17.—Rev. P. T.
Dixon filled his regular appointment
at New Hope, Sunday morning and
delivered an excellent sermon, Mr.
Dixon has returned and will be with
us another year, and we are certain
ly glad to have him back, our Sun
day school at New Hope is progres
sing nicely now also there was a
good sized crowd present Sunday,
despite the bad weather. Mr. Golden
Thompson has been elected superin
tendent for another year and the oth
er teachers and officers elected are
as follows: Miss Lela Thompson,
primary; Mrs. Elizabeth 'I Roddy,
junior; Mr. Golden Thompson, inter
mediate; Mrs. Will Deck, senior and
Mr. Will Fagen, adult. Mr. Wesley
Thompson, secretary and treasurer,
Mr. John Eplee singing clerk and
Miss Belle Wilkie, pianist.
Mr. Burloe Green spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr. T. E.
Randall. j
Miss Ruth Lancaster, visited Miss-;
|es Feme and Bernice Hines, Sun- I
day. !
| Miss Clara Randall spent Wednes- j
day at the home of her uncle, Mr |
L. D. Wilkie.
Mr. T. E. Randall spent one night
last week at Mr. Gordon Toms
near Harris.
Mr. Jerome Harris and family of j
Clifxside, were the week-end visitors j
of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Harris. j
Rev. and Mrs. M. D. Blanton of
near Forest City, spent Saturday'
night with Mr. and Mrs. James Tur- I
ner. |
Miss Mary Edna Gossett of near
Trinity, spent Friday with her si:j--
ter, Mrs. Buford Kennedy. '
Mr. Herbert Randall and family
of near Tanner's Grove, were visi- i
tors at the home of Mr. C. M. Har- J
ris, Friday. |2
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, and ! j
Mr. Hollis Taylor, were visitors
Mr. Monroe Honeycutts, Saturday. |
Mr. L. D. Wilkie and Mr. W. P.
Wilkie were visitors in Spartanburg.
Mr. T. E. Randall spent Thursday
night with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ran-
dall near Tanners Grove. '
Mr. Buford Kennedy and family '
spent Sunday at the home of his
father, Mr. T. D. Kennedy.
Miss Mary Randall, spent Sunday
night with her cousin, Miss Bell Wil
kie. (
Mr. and Mrs. Wofford Davidson,!
of Spindale, were visitors at thj'
home of his father, Mr. W. P. David- j
son, Sunday.
Miss Roxie Tanner entertained a j
number of the league members with =
a paity Saturday night, those pres
ent were Misses Mary and Gladys
Randall, Vera and Martha Ruth
Harris, Esther and Callie Deck.
Aliene and Alberta Simmons, Nettie, j
Faye and Pantha Thompson and j
Elsie Tanner, Messrs Wesley, Golden I
and Roy Thompson, Virl, Dennis and j
Dewitt Jenkins, John Padgett, Earl
j Randall, Everett Turner, Roy Deck,
Elbert Westbrook, Horace Coving
| ton, Ben Cole, Fred Fagen, Dan
j Christy, Gilford Culbreth and Edgar
Tanner all report a fine time. Ice
| ci earn and cake were served as re
freshments.
I Miss Elsie Tanner of Tryon, spent
Saturday night with home folks.
BE^l^A^^7^^oTES
| Forest. City, R-2, Nov. 17.—Rev.
L. N. Epley filled his regular ap
pointment at Bethany Sunday and
delivered a fine sermon.
I Mrs. W. E. Lewis is still on the j
ick list. Her friends hope she willj
soon be well again.
| Miss Helen Miller spent last Thurs-■
( day night with Miss Gladys Sherrill
I Mr. and Mrs. George Cole visited
Mrs. O. Morrow Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sherrill, Mi
nd Mrs. Grayson Bostic spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Sherrill.
MISS MERLE PRICE
HONORED AT LIMESTONE
Miss Merle Price, of Forest City,
student of Limestone college, spent
he week-end of November 7-9 at
Twin Lakes, a resort near Columbia.
S. C., attending the student volun
teer retreat. She was the official
delegate of Limestone. The retreat
was held to make plans for the State
Student Volunteer Conference to be
held in the spring of 1931. Also the
tudents had the priviledge of hear
ing Dr. Edwin Thomas, returned mis
sionary from India, who brought
seveial inspirational and education
al messages concerning the mission
work done there.
Miss Price is a junior at Lime
stone college this vear
CARP OF THANKS
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We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their kind
t ness shown to us during the death
i of our dear sister, also for the many
beautiful flowers.
May God's richest blessings be
upon you all.
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MR. and MRS. C. B. VESS
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