Thursday, January 8, 1931._
PROVIDENCE NEWS
V ,re«t City. R-2, Dec. 30.—ChrUt
. holiday-" passed very 'quietly in
t p\ community.
, r and Mrs. Emory Smith and
\vere dinner guests of Mr.
yv L smith and family on last
v ,l;iy.
■ how visiting Mr. John McDan
family during Christmas
y . Avery Grayson and family
ll,y. Mr. Irvin Allen and tarn
.'.V r.dale. Mr. Crawford Lan-
I fam ily of Alexander, Mr.
Frank Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
j, Harrill and daughter. Miss
Y tner Harrill.
r( : m !:? . Dock Smith and
'n v of Great Falls, spent several
u ith their friends and relatives
, n! r Christmas.
]r Charley Hardin and family
F orest City, spent the week-end
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Harrill.
B Tool and Mrs. Zonnie
and Mr. Holland, of Au
(ia spent several days last
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Entire Stock of Brown and Blond
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use in showing him why it pays to save. ■!
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j week with Mr. and Mrs. A. Brandal. j
Mr. John Rhodes and family, and j
Mr. Dan Christy spent Christmas j
day with Mr. Furman Walker and j
family, of Logan.
Misses Cophen and Reba Buff of
Caroleen were dinner guests of Miss!
M/ildred McDaniel on last Sunday, j
Mr. Francis Allen and family had i
\ for their dinner guests last Friday
! Miss Sallie Allen of Avondale.
Mr. Will Phillips and family had i
as dinner guests on Christmas, day!
Mr. H. H. Phillips and family, Mv. j
and Mrs. V. A. Wilkins, and Mr.
Cato McKinnis.
Miss Lillian Phillips spent Mon- j
day night with her brother and j
family Mr. li. H. Phillips.
Miss Bertha Carver, of Asheville
Normal school is spending Christ
mas with home folks. j
The average feed cost to produce j
100 pounds of milk for three herds j
off pasture was $2.51 and while on j
pasture was $1.82, reports county |
agent Kope 'Elias of Mecklenburg;
county. j
FOREST CITY COURIER, FOREST CITY, N. C.
J Ellenboro Has
Three Robberies
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Ellenboro, Jan. s.—Thieves have
I entered and robbed three business
; establishments in Ellenboro during
j the past few days. j
Robbers, entering the new Mar
i tin Bros, drug store, took a quantity j
j'of cigars, smoking tobacco, cigarettes,
: Kodaks and drugs. Entrance was
j gained during night time through
, a window in the rear of the building- ,
Garage Entered.
The Jones Bros, garage here also
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, was entered and automobile acces- 1
■ scries and tools taken. Admittance;
was gained through a door in the :
back of the garage.
The warehouse of the Ellenboro •
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[Ginning company was entered and
J sacks of cotton seed meal and hulls ,
I taken.
; Officers, who have been working j
|on the three robberies, have re- j
j covered some of the goods taken ]
from the drug store. The stolen i
property was found hidden in a j
! culvert on the highway a short dis- ;
'tance from Ellenboro. No arrests in j
■ any of the three robberies have !
been made. *
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FRESHMAN MUSIC
CLUB MEETS j
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The fourth meeting of the fresh
man music club of Forest City was
held last Saturday morning, Jan. 3,
with Martha Alexander as hostess, j
In the short history of the club j
much has been accomplished among j
the music students at the grammar I
school.
In the absence of the president
Ethel Young, the vice president,
Dorothy Turner presided. The roll call
was answered with the name of some
composer.
A special feature of the program
i was ''a scale contest". Those taking
part were, Lois Lawing, Bernice
Dorsey, Katherine Blanton, Martha
Green, Martha Alexander, Margaret
Bodie, Vera Beaehboard, Dorothy
Turner, Frances Courtney and Mil- j
dred Mcßrayer.
Mrs. Broadus Moore, chairman of j
1 the sfnior music club, was an honor
!ed guest of the meeting and kindly
! presented the prize to Dorothy
Turrfrer, winner of the scale contest.
Martha Green received honorable
mention.
Other prizes were given by
I Goggans to Kinscella Class pupils
doing the best "memory work," i
to Bernice Dorsey now in the ad- j
vanced Kinscella class, and Lois Law- j
t i
ing for the beginners class. Tne
hostess served fruits and candy af
ter a delightful social hour we ad
journed to meet with Vera Beach-,
board the first Saturday in February, j
i SMITH'SGRQVE i
Forest City, R-3, Jan. s.—The
people in this community are very
glad to see the snow off the ground
once more.,
Mr. J. C. Fortenberry has return
ed home, after spending a week
with friends at Lattimore.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Bridges spent
Wednesday at Avondale with Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Wilson.
Mrs. Paul Crowder spent Wednes
day at the home of Mr. Andy Gross.
Miss Gertrude Fortenberry spent
Sunday with Mary Hardin.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Harrill of
Forest City spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Crowder.
The many friends of Mr. and j
j Mrs. T. W. Luckadoo are very sorry!
jto hear of them moving out of this
! community.
' Miss Annie Luckadoo accompan
! ied by Mr. Carl Helton spent Sun
j day afternoon with Misses Mary E.
I Pearl and Ruth Crowder.
j Mrs. Forest Fortenberry and Mr.
| and Mrs. Roy Hardin spent Thurs
j day with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crow
| der.
j Mr and Mrs. Garland Green, of
t Forest City are spending this
i with Mrs. Green's parents, Mr. John
Ford.
! Miss Bertha Ford entertained
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quite a large number with a party
Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Street visit-j
ed Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Humphries, j
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Frank Hudson of Kings Moun- |
tain is visiting his mother, Mrs. j
Janie Kanipe this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fortenberry
spent Saturday night at the home
of Mr. W. P. Crowder's.
Mr. Jim Smart visited Mr. Forest
Fortenberry Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mary W. Hardin spent Sun
day night with her brother, Mr. Roy
Hardin.
| Miss Bula Millwood entertained
! quite a. number of her friends with
| a party Monday night.
I There will be prayer meeting at
Smiths Grove church every Wednes-i
day night at 6:30 everybody is :
quite welcome to attend the ser
vices. i
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THIEVES ENTER DEPOT.
: Spinckle, Jan. 6.—Thieves enter
jed the Southern Depot here Sunday
night and broke open the cash box
1 and took some change. Some boxes
: and a trunk were broken open and
i several small items were taken. To
1 date no clues as to the guilty party
;or parties, have been found. ;
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I J 1 ENCORE BRAND | I
I ! 4 PkBS 25c = 1
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I PU1717C17 Whole Milk 11 OO _ I
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IDr A fIiCC Yellow Cling Q Large A/\ I
■ 1 L/iV/ilLj in heavy syrup O Cans 4iJC I
I Quaker Maid Carnation or Pet LffXlSt I
Beans MILK Beans*
§ OVEN BAKED O LOC ■
£ 4 Cans 25c 6 small cans 25c 3 v pounds 25c |
I r COFFEE 2 25 c I
§ SWIFT'S JEWEL OR SCOCO 9
I Shortening 8a? 89 c I
I NUCO, LB. 25c | PINK SALMON, 2 CANS 25c I
I PEANUT BITTER j
I Pound _ 1 Pound I
I Bulk XOC m Jar or Pail
[PRUNES " ih. (Q c I
I Evaporated Peaches 2 lbs. 25c |
It if 11 Best Pure Grandmother's I
Wheat L A RD Bread I
Package ... .. 2 25c
FLOUR 24 b " 65° I
I OCTAGON Palmolive I
or P&G SOAP Soap 1
3 Cakes 10c 3 Cakes 19c 1
MEAT MARKET I
FULL LINE OF FRESH MEATS I
COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES I
'S£T' ATiLANiruc & PACIIIPIIC S I
Annual Boy Scout
Meeting Monday
I Gastonia, N. C., Dec. 29.—The
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j annual meeting of the Piedmont
• Council of the Boy Scout of A
» merica, according to information
, received from the headquarters of
jthis organization which is giving
f supervision to the Boy Scout work
fin the counties of Gaston, Cleve
jland, Lincoln, Rutherford, Polk ar.d
j Iredell, and extension service in
| Catawba, Burke, Caldwell, Mc
? Dowell and Alexander counties,
will be held at the Hotel Charles*
j Shelby, on Monday night, . January
1 12tl>, beginninfi with a banquet
jat 7 o'clock.
i This meeting of the Piedmont
PAGE THIRTEEN
| Council will bring together sev
rjeral hundred representative men
.! from the counties over which
- supervision is given. Reports will
; be received covering the work of
■ j the year, which according to the
! | executive of this council, has
| surpassed the records of previous
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> years with a district growth of
| membership, an increased attend
! ance at the summer camp at
i Lake Lanier and with an unusual
record of advancement of boys
in the program of scouting.
SEE H. L. Kanipe for your auto
mobile work, welding, brazing, re
building and charging batteries.
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