PAGE SIXTEEN
WEST END NEWS
West End, Forest, City, R-3,
March 30.— Miss Margaret McDon
ald, a student of the N. C. C. W.
came home Sunday to spend the
spring holidays with her parent?
Mr. and Mrs. B. Z. McDonald.
Mrs. Henry Carson is spending
this week in Spartanburg, S. C., visit-
ing relatives.
Mrs. John Weir and children of
Shelby, visited Mrs. W". G. Trout
Thursday and little Miss Jean Jones
accompanied them home to spend a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Cole are re
ceiving congratulations since the ar
rival of a fine little girl March 23
Both mother and baby are doing nice
ly.
Mrs. J.- G. Baber, of the Pearidge
section, spent a short while with
Mrs. G. W. Long, Sr., Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Z. McDonald, Mr.
Norman McDonald and Mr. J. I
Grose spent Sunday in Charlotte
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Har-
Mr. J. P. Hardin, visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Hardin and Mr. and Mrs.
John Womick of Route 2, Sunday.
Those that attended the zone meet
ing at the Methodist church at Ruth-
Battery Butter Milk fed broilers from
one of the largest and most modern broil
er plants in western North Carolina, either
dressed or alive. Prices reasonable. Ask
your local butcher or groceryman or
phone No. 1, Forest City. Try a few and
note the difference in quality and flavor
compared to the ordinary spring chicken.
Forest City Hatchery
Forest City, N. C.
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oKDERS IO Cv/Jitliii, FCkLS'L CITY, ft.
erfordton Thursday, from the Plea
sant Grove auxiliary were: Mrs. J.
I. Grose, Mrs. W. A. Barber and
Miss Gladys Dalton.
Little Misses Helen and Margaret
Phillips are visiting this week theii
sister, Miss Ailene Phillips who .s
the teacher at Providence school.
"COUNTRY GENTLEMEN"
WIN TWO BALL GAMES
Ellenboro, March 31. —The "Coun
try Gentlemen" of the local high
school, defeated Belwood and Cliff
side on the home field by the scores
of 18-5 and 1-0.
Callahan pitched a nice game a
gainst Belwood and won an easy
game as his team mates led by Wil
son, G. Allen and Greene pounded
out 20 hits for a total of 18 runs, j
i Red Wilson was the real hitting star j
of the day as he collected 5 hits out |
of 6 tries, including one home run, j
triple, doubles and single.
The game with Cliffside was fea
tured by the brilliant fielding of both
teams. "Pipe" Owens held the Cliff
side lads to just one hit and scored
the winning run himself as he se
cured the best of the pitching duil
with Smart who, also hurled a nice
game.
Forest City Wins
Over Cherryville
j The local highs won their fourth
! straight game here Friday afternoon
:by defeating the Che(rryville high
nine 5 to 3 in an interesting game
I despite the weather, thereby put
| ting an end to the winning streaK
|of the visitors, who were previously
i unbeaten this season. The Cherryville
I
i aggregation presented a good team.
; but could do nothing with the speed
of Kendrick who kept seven hits well
; scattered and striking out twelve,
j Self hurling for Cherryville hit two
.'home runs to lead his club at bat. V.
i Whitlock hit one over for Forest
i City while P. Hamrick collected a
'■ timely double. Forest City plays at
I Kings Mountain Tuesday, Kirksey will j
i probably hurl. Cliffside plays here j
Wednesday and the locals journey j
to Ellenboro Thursday. Friday April
the tasnth'Central high of Rutherford
ton will play here which should be |
one of the most interesting games of !
the season, considering the rivalry |
of the two schools.
"JUST IMAGINE" TO BE
CAROLINA, SPINDALE
The picture "Just Imagine" whose
story is laid in 1980 and is said to be
the funniest production to be made
this season, comes back for one day
at the Carolina, Spindale. El Brendel
is featured in this rib tickler and is
said to be better than in any previous
effort of his. Manager Sipe states
that this production was the best
received of any picture played this
season and due to numerous requests
it is being brought back for one day.
"KICKED OUT OF COLLEGE"
TO BE GIVEN AGAIN
Henrietta, March 30.—The Senior
class and faculty of Henrietta-Car -
oleen high school will present for the
second time the very successful play,
"Kicked out of college", a comedy in
three acts, Saturday night, April
4, at Caroleen elementary school.
This play was given last Friday
night at the high school before a
large audience. The play was a suc
cess in every way, and many have re
quested that it be given again.
The senior class is planning to
leave for Washington on April 10,
to be gone for five days. The pro
ceeds of this play will be used to
help defray the expenses of the trip.
Come out and see the best play of
the year, at the same time help the
seniois. Don't forget the place and
date. Caroleen elementary school,
Saturday night, April 4.
NOTICE OF TOWN
ELECTION, ETC.
Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held in the Town of
Forest City on the sth day of May.
1931, for the purpose of electing a
mayor and five aldermen for the
Town of Forest City. The election
shall be held from eight o'clock a.
m., until sunset on the said sth day
of May, 1931. The polling place for
said election shall be at the City
Hall in the Town of Forest City. J
E. Caldwell is appointed registrar oT
voters. G. V. Frye and P. N. Long,
are appointed judges of said election,
j The registration books shall be
! opened at nine o'clock a. m., on the
14th day of April, 1931, (being the
j fifth Saturday before the election),
j and shall be in possession of J. E.
Caldwell at the City Hall for the
i registration of voters; the said books
I shall remain open until closed at sun
set on the 25th day of April, 1931,
(being the second Saturday before
the deletion). The Registrar will
keep open said registration books
fcr registration of voters between
the hours of nine o'clock a. m., and
sunset each day during the period
when said registration books are
open, and on each Saturday during
the psriod of registration, the Regis
trar shall attend with his registration
books at the polling place between
the hours of nine o'clock a. m., and
sunset for the registration of voters.
J By order of a resolution passed by
j the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
, of the Town of Forest City, on the
j 30th day of March, 1931.
V. T. DAVIS,
Mayor.
J. E. CALDWELL,
Clerk.
Note: Those who did not register
to vote for the sale of the Town's
light and water plants are not regis
tered on the Town's registration
' books and must register if they wisa
to vote 1". th 2 ccming election.
26-4t
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Farmers Hardware Co.
THE FOREST CITY (N.C.) COURIER
_ J
STEIN'S DEPT. STORE
FOREST CITY, N. C. C
ANNOUNCES THEIR ANNUAL EASTER SALE j
SALE Nt>W GOING ON
New Dresses, New Coatsj Suits, Arriving Daily for this sale, f
—————~g
Ladies' High |
2 Grade New mh k v| f
f-jv SILK •V , j
DRESSES |
I \ j Ladies' Spring '
m Coats Ififlffi 1
NlfN Kial t0 n °-°° Vfflll 1
Men's Suits, new Spring y go I
shades, grays, tans, browns, ° SjmWm g
blues,oxfords, sturdy textures. # >
Finer in fact than any you've Ladies' Spring gjjßHg|
ever seen in suits, priced at oats \ 1
over $25.00. At this special Thi's^ie 0 sl6 ' s ° ( 'ir
sale $12.50 i 0 I
One big lot Men's Suits val- $8.85 0
ues to $16.50, at this sale $8.50 _ _ I;
£
- —— Special lot Silk Dresses for
Shirts that always sold at Ladies. Values to $9.95, OR
$1.50, now at 89c sale at $3.88 |
Ladies' Easter One l°t Ladies' Wash Dress- |
H t es Colors. Guaranteed, I
a S H.OO values. Special 49c j|
® X?'/ a ' ues ° n —————————■—-———— |
j sale One lot fine quality Wool |
Rugs, values to 57.50, at this j|
95c and $1.95 sale - «•» j
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Children's Hats 49c, 69c, 95c Ladies' Rayon Silk Panties |
—— —— and Stepins, 50c values, at f:
Men's Union Suits. Summer
weight, at only 25c —— —— it
—————— ———— Sale of Ladies' Slippers, Ox- ; ij
Men's Sox, values to 35c. fords and Pumps. Values to |
Special, pair 18c 58.50. Special s!.£.; jg
Full Fashioned Silk Stock- 500 yards Shirt and Pants |
ings, SI.OO value 45c cloth. Value to 49c yard, on %
sale, yard —— 10c jjj
I
Children's Sox and Stock-- ——— -
ings. Values to 35c 15c j|
Children's Slippers, values
up to $2.95, on sale 69c to $1.39 *#*~ "a t
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Men's Fine Quality Odd TT One lot Men's fine Oxford?. |
Pants, tailor made, worsteds, Values to $6.00 at S2.
cashmeres, serges, values to Boys' Oxfords, values to
58.50, on sale at $3.50 53.50. On sale at 51.95 [jjj
Read These Lowest Prices and Come to This Sale.
FOREST CITY, N. C.
Thursday, April 9 ,