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U. D. C. DISTRICT !
MEETING APRIL 29:
j
Rutherfordton Will be Hostess
to U. D. C. Chapters in
Third District.
Rutherfordton, April 20. The
Third District, • United Daughters of
the Confederacy, will hold their dis
trict meeting in the First
church here Wednesday, April 29,
beginning at 10:30 o'clock. The Da
vis-Dickerson-Mills chapter, U. D. C.
will be hostess.
The meeting will be called to or
der at 10:30 a. m., by Mrs. L. A.
Crowell, of Lincolnton, who is dis
trict director. The iny>cation will
be by Rev. I. S. McElroy, of Ruth
erfordton, followed by a hymn "How
Firm a Foundation."
Mrs. A. L. Morris, president of
the Davis-Dickerson—Mills chapter,
will welcome the delegates to Ruth
erfordton. The response will be by
Mrs. A. H. Cornwall. Mrs. Hal Hoyle
will read the minutes of the last
meeting, and Rev. E. B. Jenkins, pas-;
tor of the 'Rutherf'/rdton Baptist I
Church, will speak on "Patriotism of j
Women." Mrs. Julie C. Williams will
give a musical monologue. An ad- j
dress by Mrs. Glenn Long, divisionj
president, will follow. Mrs. John A.!
Miller will sing a solo.
Roll Call and chapter reports will j
be given, with the division president)
presiding. Reports will be made for |
the following chapters, by the fol- j
lowing delegates: Cleveland Guards,]
fehelby, Mrs. Z. J. Thompson; Ga^-j
tonia Chapter, Miss Margaret T'iddy;
Abel A. Shuford chapter, Mrs. H. Z. j
Menzie; Ransom-Sherrill chapter,!
Lincolnton; Mrs. J. A. Gaither;,
Kings Mountain chapter, Mrs. O. G.
Falls; Southern Stars, Mrs. J. W.
Barean; Lee-Eaves-McDaniel chap--
ter, Forest City, Mrs. Chas. Z. Flack:
Davis-Dickerson-Mills chapter, Ruth
erfordton, Mrs. K. E. Simpson. At \
the conclusion of the chapter re
ports Mrs. W. C. Twitty, of Ruth
erfordton, will give a solo.
Reports will be made by the chap
ters of the Children of the Confed
eracy. Mrs. G. S. Dellinger will im
port for the Augustus Burton chap
ter; Miss Pauline Moore for the
Belle Mefong chapter; Mrs. Byron
Carson for the Randolph Shotwell
chapter, of Rutherfordton, and Mrs.
George Brown for the Wallace Rein
hardt chapter. Reports will also be
given for the Bessie Simonton and
James A. Watson chapters.
Mrs. L. B. Newell will speak' oa
the Fort Fisher memorial after which
will follow a general discussion on
the work in the district; discussion
of prizes and memorials.
Luncheon will be served at 1:30
o'clock.
Death Claims Miss
Blanche McDaniel
Union Mills, April 21.—Miss
Blanche McDaniel, aged 60, died at
the home of her sister, Mrs. George
W. McDaniel, near here Thursday,
following- an illness of several weeks.
Funeral services were held Friday
and interment took place in ths
Bethel cemetery at Ellenboro.
She is survived by one sister, Mrs.
Geo. W. McDaniel, of Union Mills,
and t\ o brothers, A. L. McDaniol
and J. E. McDaniel.
SPECIAL MUSIC PROGRAM.
A special program of music was
given on Sunday at the morning and
evening service of the Methodist
church. A lovely duet was rendered
by Mesdames R. C. Alexander and
Burwell Moore, and a special selec
tion was given by the choir at the
morning service. The male quartet,
of Spindale, gave several special se
lections at the evening service which.'
was an inspiration to the entire con
gregation.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank our friend?,
neighbors and acquaintances for
their many expressions of sympathy,
and for the kindness shown us and
for their assistance following
the burning of our home recently.
To each of you we are deeply grate
ful.
J. L. Butler and children
WANT ADC
FOR SALE—One registered Jer
sey male calf, 12 months old. Se?
B. L. Sisk, R-2, Forest City, N. C
29-2t.
Special for Saturday, one day
only, mixed candies, 10c lb.
. Cau;'tn.ey's Cent Store.
COMPETE FOR MEMORIAL CUP. I
I
i Caroleen, April 21.—1n the Tri-j
angular debate held April 3, the i
' Henrietta-Caroleen High school
: represented on the affirmative team t
;by Ardath Willis and Adolph Atkins
j while the negative side was upheld
Iby Willie B. Deßrule and Robert
Spratt.
The negative side won a two to
one decision over Lattimore, while
the affirmative won a unanimous de
cision over Cliffside High school. By
reason of this our teams were en-
I titled to compete for the Aycock
Memorial cup in the State Contest
held at Chapel Hill April 16 and 37.
j Even though neither of our teams
returned with the highly prized
trophy, we have reason for being
proud of the record made by our
school in the State contest. The af
firmative team won out in the, first
preliminary and was entitled to de
bate in the semi-finals, which means
that our team was represented
!the fourteen best affirmative teams
in the State of North Carolina. Our
negative team was not quite so suc
cessful, however, it won second place,
; in the preliminary contest,
j The debaters report a very plea-)
sant and profitable trip, as they were
extended every courtesy by the Uni
versity of North Carolina officials
and student body.
This was the third time that th'o
Henrietta-Caroleen High school has
been privileged to enter the State
contest at Chapel Hill. Next year
we hope that an even greater inter
est and success will be shown b.y
our High school students.
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THE FOREST riTY (N. C>) COURIER
OAKLAND NEWS
Forest City, R-2, April 21.—School
closed at Oakland last Friday, Aprii
17. Thursday night, the lower grades
gave an operetta, "In The Land of
Dreams Come True."
Friday at 10:30 a. m., Rev. Mr.
McElroy, of Rutherfordton, con
ducted chapel exercises which was
followed by an address by Superin
tendent Clyde A. Erwin. Next came
the readers' contest. The medal wa?
| won by Florence Hoyle. A picnic
! dinner was spread on the grounds
at 12 o'clock.
In the afternoon the declaimers'
j contest was held. Mr. James Queen
i won the medal. Thirteen received
seventh grade diplomas. Three receiv
ed five year perfect attendance me
dals.
Friday night two plays were giv
en by the seventh grade, ."You Tell
|'Em", and "Under Contract."
! Miss Edith Grayson of Spindaie,
spent the week-end with Miss Carrie
Mcßrayei.
Ice tea and water glasses at
Courtney's Ten Cent Store.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE INDUSTRIAL LOAN AND
INVESTMENT BANK
at Forest City, N. C., to the Corpora
tion Commission.
At the Close of Business on the 25th
Day of March, 1931.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts —.5296,481.09 j
North Carolina Bonds 26,944.13 i
Banking House 25,000.00
Furniture and fixtures.— 2,530.04 I
Due from Approved De
pository Banks 6,171.38
Cash in Vault _i 2,219.95
Other Real Estate 3,292.83 j
j \
TOTAL $362,639.42
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In —.s 91,100.00
.Surplus Fund 12,500.00
Undivided Profits (Net
Amount) 411.61
Reserved for Deprecia
tion 354.31
Installment Investment
Certificates Hypothe
cated 35,906.36
Installment Investment
Certificates Unhypothe
cated 20,919.88
Fully paid investment
Certificates 136,871.26
Bills Payable 45,576.00
Bills Payable (for Bank- i
ing House) 19,000 00 j
TOTAL $362,639.42;
State of North Carolina, '
County of Rutherford, ss.
J. W. Smith, Director,
G. B. Harrill, Cashier, W.
E. Moore, Director, of the In
dustrial Loan and investment Bank,
each personally appeared before me
this day. and, being duly sworn, each
for himself, says that the foregoing
report is. true to the best of his
knowledge and belief.
G. B. HARRILL, Cashier,
W. E. MOORE, Director,
J. W. SMITH, Director. i
7 I
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this the 21st day of April 1931.
W. L. BROWN, N. P.
My commission expires March 23,;
1933.
I ESCAPED RUTHERFORD
PRISONER CAPTURED
l .
| Rutherfordton, April 20.—Hop
j Valentine, jwho esdaped from pail!
here March 25, and again on April
13, was captured in Gastonia, Thurs-i
day night by officers and was return-,
ed here Friday by sheriff Ed Mc-|
1 Farland. It is thought that the other
I five prisoners who sawed their way ]
'to freedom will be apprehended soon. t
I Just received a big shipment of |
'wreaths and sprays for memorial day
! decorations. They are cheaper at
'Courtney's Ten Cent Store.
CLIFFSIDE HIGH
DEFEATS MARION
Marion, April 20. —In a baseball
game full of thrills Marion high lost
in 11 innings to the powerful Cliff
side team, 10 to 8.
Marion tied the score at 7-7 in the
ninth when Pinchhitter Grayson hit
a double with two on. In the elev
enth the visitors garnered three tal
lies while Marion's rally in their
half only scored one.
TRUSTEE'S
SALE OF LAND
I Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned trustee, under and by
virtue of the powers vested in him
in that certain Deed of Trust made ;
to him by W. A. Harrill and wife, |
Daisy Harrill, under date of June'
20, 1928, and which Deed of Trust
i has been duly registered in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds for
Rutherford County in Book A-7 page
: 30, will sell for cash to the high-j
est bidder at public auction at the I
: Court House door in Rutherfordton
on
i SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1931. !
j . i
'at 12 o'clock Noon, the following,
described real estate, to wit:
j First Tract: Lying in Sulphur l .
Springs, Township, Beginning on a
stake on the South bank of Jarrells'
Creek, d. J. Splawn's corner and runs;
with two of his lines S. 36 E. 47
2-5 poles to a stake; then S 41 E. ,
14 2-5 poles to a stone, J. J. Splawn's j
• and W. H. Martin's corner; then
with Martin's line West 69 poles to :
a hickory, Martin's corner; then with
another of his lines N. 22 1-4 W. 33
poles to a stone by a pine, W. A
Harrill's own corner; then with Har
j rill's line N. 1 1-2 W. 15 poles to
'stone, then N. 8 1-2 E. 10 chains (
to the beginning, containing 17 acres |
more or less. \
Second Tract: Lying in Sulphur
Springs Township on the East prong
|of Jarrells Creek, and bounded as'
!follows: Beginning on a stone, Hoop
:er's and Champion's corner and runs
"thence S. 86 E. 14 1-6 chains to a
'W. O. on the branch; thence down
.'the branch as it meanders S. 48 W.
[2.8 chains S. 19 W. 2 1-2 chains, S.
124 E. 1 1-4 chains, S. 19 W. 2 chains
S. 47 W. 1 chain, S. 23 W 2 1-2
chains, S. 5 1-2 W. 3 1-4 chains, S.
126 W. 2 chains, S. 31 1-2 W. 12 1-2
| chains, S. 80 W. 3-4 chains to a
stake at the mouth of branch; thence
'up another branch S. 65 E. 3 3-4
j
chains to a stake in Cole's line;
thence with said line S. 88 W. 7 1-4
chains to a stone, his corner; thence
Thursday, April 23. jo ?1
S. 1 W. 3 1-4 chains to •,
an old line; thence with
W. 7 1-2 chains to a dogwood-
N. 7 1-4 E. 19 3-4 chain, to a
thence S. 86 1-2 E. 6
to a stone; thence X. r, .; u
3-4 chains to the beginning ~
ing 35 acres more or ], s
Third Tract: All those
of land lying and being situ • 8
Rutherford Countv Y t
as follows: to wit: A
lands on the waters of Se • ■"-> e
River, know as the Marcu!
land, and being lots numb r -
and 10 of said land on IV,
| just above where it empii.
•river, and being fully sho , vr !
| map of said lands which : ,
I corded in the office of the I:
'of Deeds of Rutherford Cv- n , . r
i Book 111 at page 595. which \
| ferred to for description. The
| land conveyed by C. M.
IS. B. Tanner, Jr., by deed duK
| corded in said office in Book''
page 211. (except lot number n"'
This, the 22nd day of April
M. tV. HARRISS, Trust -c
;C. 0. Ridings, Att'y. o . -
IPOOITRY CAR~
Rutherfordton S. A. L
Depot
Monday, Apr. 27, 1 to 5 p. m . £
Tuesday, Apr. 28, 8 to 10 a. m
Ellenboro S. A. L.
Depot
Tuesday, Apr. 28, 1 to 5 p. TT..
PRICES:
I Heavy Hens 17c
Leghorn Hens 14c
Roosters 9c
Heavy Broilers,
2 lbs. . 30c
Light Broilers and
Leghorn Broil
ers 25c
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Seaboard
Mutual Exchange
By F. E. PATTON Co. Agent