Anril 30, 1931.
]|ni iZlJs
BY MRS. C. E. ALCOCK
of friends will make this column more interesting. Pleas*
The he^ P r p port items for this column. All news items of interest to
,-onien
Sue Harris
, Annie -> ue
j E C». Cole.
1° . , will be the fol
°fAnnouncement: "Mrs. G. M.
lt' vin? ' e Charlotte, announces the
H srrlS ' (U T f ber daughter, Annie
€n?ag t o m Eclwarc! G. Cole, of Forest
su*>
% wedding will solemnized in
Juß e - * ♦ *
Mir ri, S e Announced.
"dsomely engraved announce-
Ha have been received by friends
i® .. follows: "Mr. and Mrs. Al
h!lt forney Weaver announce the
•« Of their daughter, Mary,
Bi ?, a "r a rl Thomas Richardson on
B ' j Anril 25, Thomasville, N.
Saturday, AP r " "■
C, Tbf bride is well known here and
'shout the state and is a charm
and cultured young lady. She ,s
r t , of Mrs. Thos. G. Stone,
' nf this city but now resid
;;; m :ih her parents at Thermal
cfty , , ,
Miis Mildred
In Recital.
"he Department ot Spoken Eng
]rhan d Dramatic Art, of the Greens
boro college. Greensboro, announces
tH the department will present Miss
Mildred Moores, of Winston-Salem,
: ' a senior recital on Friday, May
J 8:30 o'clock in the Odell Mem
orial auditorium. The .recital pro-
i s -The Dawn of Tomorrow."
bv Frances H. Burnett. Part one is
entitled "Someone is wrong—ls it
\Zr You"? Part two is "The An
swer." , ,
Mi* Moores is the daughter of
l li\. and Mrs. M. F. Moores, of Win
ston-Salem, formerly of Forest City.
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Surprise Birthday
Dinner. , , , .
Kev. Mrs. S. E. Welchel,
Avondale, were given a surprise
fcinhday dinner on Sunday morning
by some of the members of the
Avondale Baptist church. It was a
join: birthday celebration for the
happy couple and after the seivice
on Sunday morning: Rev. and Mrs.
Welchel were invited to the dining
room in the basement of the church
and found that their friends had
spread a lovely dinner in their hon
or. Congratulations and wishes for
rcany returns of the day were ex
tended to Rev. and Mrs. Welchel.
tWeek-End
Specials
-
STRAWBERRIES, QL 25c
FRESH CABBAGE, 3 LBS. FOR 10c
FRESH GREEN BEANS, LB. 10c
CARROTS, BUNCH 5c
SQUASH, 3 LBS. FOR 25c
FRESH GARDEN PEAS, 3 LBS. FOR 25c
MHSHES, BUNCH 5c
MARKET SPECIALS
FAT BACK, THICK, 3 LBS. FOR 25c
f I CHOPS, LB. 19c
PFT 1 F Ffe A
LB. $c
AST BEEF, LB. .
''SIS, LB. 15c
'.vlany Others.
Western and Native Beef
3 on another page.
'to,ANTIC .& IPACiliniC T&£
j Mr. W. E. Moore, local coal deai
er, is visiting the coal fields of Vir
ginia, Tennessee and Kentucky this
week.
Mr. E. F. Dardine, manager of the
Romina Theatre, had as his guests
the teachers of Cool Springs Town
ship on Monday evening to see the
picture "Sk'ippy." All expressed their
appreciation of thtd entertainment
and the kindness of the genial man
aged.
Mr. and Mrs. Minor and Mr. Jack
son, of Indiana are the guests of
their daughter and cousin, Mrs. S.
E. Welchel and Rev. Welchel in
Avondale.
Mr. and Mrs. David Bowers, of
Monroe, were the week-end guests
of the former's sister, Mrs. A. C.
McDaniel.
Misses Elizabeth Davis, Cbmmie
Frye and Ruth Reid accompanied
Miss Mary Davis to Mars Hill where
they spent the night.
Misses Margaret and Madge Moore,
of Lenoir, spent the week-end here
with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Moore.
Misses Jennie and Elizabeth Da
vis and Messrs William Key and Jim
Stallings, of Key West, Fla., visited
in Spartanburg, Sunday.
Misses Kate Wilson, Anita Winkler
and Mrs. Jimmie Blanton, of Shelby,
were the dinner guests Friday even
ing of Miss Mary Crowell at the
New Central Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Frye and Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Freeman and son,
Roy, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Jarrett in Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Dorsey and
family and Rev and Mrs. J. W. Wil
liams were dinner guests Sunday of
Miss Jean Andrews at her country
home near Bostic.
Miss Ruth Dorsey spent Monday
with Miss Vera Whisnant in Hen
dersonville.
Mrs. R. B. Hicks, of Alexander,
is in the Mary Black hospital in
Spartanburg for treatment and will
undergo an operation later. Friends
wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Nanney are
receiving congratulations over the
arrival of a son, Robert Stribling
Nanney, born Friday, April 17.
Mrs. E. A. Millican returned home
Wednesday after a week's visit to
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. O.
Hamrick, in Shelby. Mrs. Millican
also attended, the Blanton-Thayer
wedding.
THE FOAEST CITY (N, C.) COURIER
Mrs. C. E. Lowe and children, of
Concord, spent Sunday here with her
mother, Mrs. J. T. Fortune and sis
ter, Mrs. Minnie F. Blanton, Mrs.
Lowe and family are moving from
Concord to Auburn, Ala., where they
will make their home.
Mrs. Otto Long and daughter,
Margaret, of Shelby, spent Sunday
afternoon here with Misses Ottilee
and Kate Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton, of
Shelby, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hope
Harrill here Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Lee Stein left Tuesday on a
business trip to Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. Sol Sinkoe, of Charlotte, is
spending a few days here on busi
ness.
j Mr. Charlie Davis, of Sunshine was
J here on business Tuesday,
j Mr. J. B. Trammel and son,
| Edgar, of Rutherfordton, were here
• shopping Tuesday,
j Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hardin and
daughter, IJeth Ligon, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Hardin's father, Mr.
L. T. Ligon in Gaffney.
Mrs W. H. Fagan and Miss Marie
Hughes were shopping Tuesday in
in Shelby.
Mrs. Lolan Kanipe returned from
the Rutherford hospital Tuesday and
lis improving nicely. Her friends are
delighted to know that she is well
enough to be home.
Miss Mildred Moore, of Columbia,
S. C., spent the week-end here with
her sister, Miss Ethel Moore.
Misses Mary Davis, Meriam Pad
gett and Mr. Kenneth Bostic, of
| Mars Hill, spent the week-end here
with their parents.
Messrs. W. E. Moore and Walker
left Monday to visit the coal fields
in Bluefield, W. Va., Harlan, Ky.,
and other coal mines.
Mesdames W. E. Moore, Hope
Harrill, Fred Harrill and Miss Jen
nie Mae Harrill and Mrs. R. 11.
Flack, of Rutherfordton, attended
the funeral, Wednesday of Mr. Clin
ton Newton, in Shelby.
Mr. Walter McCurry, of Chimney
Rock, was in town Monday on busi
ness.
Rev. and Mrs. S. N. Watson were
the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. I. Barber in Chimney Rock.
Miss Louise Johnston, of Mebane,
who has been teaching this year m
the school in Pensacolo, was the
guest for a few days of Miss Alice
Barber.
Mr. Geo. D. Tate, one of The
Cjourier mainstays, and also radio
expert, is confined to his home with
illness, much to the regret of the
boys in the office and his many
friends everywhere.
WITH GRAY DRUG CO.
Mr. A. T. Humphries, recently of
the Lineolnton Drug Co., has ac
cepted a position with the Gray Drug
Co. of this , city and is now on the
new job. Mr. Humphries was for a
long time connected with the Cliff
side Drug Store and has many
friends in this county who will be
glad to learn of his return here. He
|is a splendid young man, a broth
| er-in-law of Dr. J. S. Rudisill, also
of the Gray Drug Co.
ARREST KENNETH GURLEY
IN HIGH POINT, N. C.
Chief Chas. R. Price went to High
Point Tuesday night and returned
with Kenneth Gurley, who is now in
the Rutherford jail. Gurley is charg
ed with having been one of the party
that entered Dalton Bros., store here
several weeks ago. He was arrested
by the High Point officers, who noti
fied Chief Price. He will be given a
preliminary "hearing in (recorder's
court Friday.
Chief Price went to Marion Wed
nesday and brought two prisoners
back to Rutherfordton and lodged
them in jail to await a hearing on a
charge of skipping a board bill.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Aetna Automobile Insur
ance Company has announced
a plan to pay your automobile
insurance in installments. You
buy your radio, automobile and
furniture on the installment
plan. Why not buy your au
tomobile insurance that way?
E. L WALKER
AGENT
Union Trust Co. Building
Forest City, N. C.
WOMAN'S CLUB |
i
j
The next meeting of the Woman's'
j Club will be held o n Friday, May 8,!
jat 3:45 in the high school auditorium. 1
j Owing to the f act that it is Nation-1
;al Muslc week, the date and place!
!oi meeting was changed to conform!
Ito the places for music week, as*
ithe next program of the club will;
Ibe S lven by the music department!
land will add much to the celebra-'
jtion of National Music Week by the'
iclub. I
i
! Program.
I Chaiiman, Mrs. Broadus Moore. ;
, Duo, Mesdames Arval Alcock and,
jW. C. Bostic, Jr. !
j \ ocal Duet, Miss Joy Shaver, Mrs. 5
: Broadus Moore.
j Piano Quartette (8 hands). i
j First piano, Mrs. I. J. Edelstein,'
II Miss Goggans; Second piano. Mes
j dames J. S. Rudisill, A. M. Glick
• man.
j Hostesses: Mesdames Lee Stein,
jC. C. Tate, C. H. Verner, Tom Ver-j
.inon, J. F. Weathers, F. R. Wilkins,
J and Miss Stembridge.
j
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CHILEAN NITRATE ON RADIO.
Because of the vital relation of'
| side-dressing to profits this year, ap- 1
J proach of side-dressing time is bring- |
j ing with it unusual activity on the>
part of organizations such as the
Chilean Nitrate of Soda Education- j
al Bureau.
1
This is exemplified in the announce- J
rnent today of a series of thirty-nine ]
special radio talks on Chilean Nitrate I
planned to tie up with the interest- J
ing side-dressing advertising 'cam--'
paign that the Chilean Nitrate peo- j
pie have been conducting in this j
newspaper.
Beginning May 1, these talks will j
be delivered over Station WBT, p
Charlotte, N. C.; WPTF, Raleigh,'
N. C.; WIS, Columbia, S. C. and j
WSPA, Spartanburg, S. C. They will'
stress the importance of side-dress- j
ing and will quote interesting facts 1
and figures supplied by leading au-f
ithorities in the South. On WBT the
| Chilean Nitrate talks will be broad
! cast every evening, except Sunday,
•at 7 o'clock. On WIS, WPTF and,
I WSPA they will be broadcast every j
t evening, including Sunday— WIS, at j
Dalton Bros.
Great Store Wide Sale
IS MOVING MERCHANDISE IN A HURRY
Everything from one end of the store to the other reduced
in price. Values which cannot be denied. Everything guaran
teed. Everything first quality.
SPECIAL SPECIAL
SALE OF SILK DRESSES Suits made b y Hall-Tate and
AU *lo.o?Dries, now Curlee, «JL60 values
$8.84
All $7.95 Dresses, now Jett j^ Support
$5.00 Slippers, during this sale
All $5.95 Dresses, now 10 % OFF
$4.88 SPECIAL
All $16.75 Dresses, now Florsheim SIO.OO Shoes land
* q|- Oxfords, during this sale
SI4."D only. t7 CQ
Spring Coats, HALF PRICE. ————
SI.OO Wash Dresses 100 pair L adiS' lA ss.oo Shoes
68c for $1.95
SPECIAL SPECIAL
All silk 40 inch Flat Crepe Men's $2.00 Dress Shirts for
this sale only. this sale only
94c_y d - SLOP
SPECIAL, " SPECIAL
500 yards new Spring Suitings, AH silk 12 Mommie Pongee
this sale only • ' Ui ' s sa^e
17c j
are only a few of the many outstanding values we are
giving in this sale,
Dalton Bros.
The Place to Trade Forest City, N. C.
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|7:45; WPTF at 5:59 and WSPA at (
18:00 o'clock. In order to increase]
j the information on this important |
[subject, valuable literature and other
( data will be offered without charge
ito the radio audience.
IVARIED PROGRAM
FOR MUSIC WEEK!
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j Piano solo: Dance of the Winds J
, Peabody, Sara Jenkins, Caroleen. I
i (a) Who Is Sylvia? Schubert; (b) j
.Its a Merry, Merry May; Girl's Glee,
'Club, Central high school. t
Piano solo: Crescendo Lasson, Lee;
1 Moss Reinhardt, Forest City school, j
Tap Dancing, Mary Hart Mooney-;
ham, Caroleen.
(a) Down by the Sea, Penn; (b)
The Stein Song, Rudy Valee. Boys'
Glee Club, Forest City.
Piano Quartette, Carmen, Biget,
Vivian Nanney, Wyndolyn Royster,
Margaret Carpenter, Susan Clark,
Central High.
Toy Orchestra, Spindale school,
Miss Wilkins first grade.
! Piano solo, Rustle of Spring,
i Sinding, Virginia Christy, Cliffside.
j (a) The Harp of Delight, Harris,
! (b) 01' Carolina, Davis, Girls' Glee
Club, Forest City.
| Piano Quartette, Comrades in
j Arms, Haynes, Thelma Logan, Ar
| dell Morgan, Mabel Edgerton, Mar
i garet Logan, Mt. Vernon school.
I Vocal Trio: Close of Another Day,
| O'Hara, Virginia Magness, Dorothy
: Green, Sara Duncan, Forest City
(school.
j Good Night, Good Night Beloved,
j Moore, Mixed chorus, Forest City.
Community Night.
1 Community Songs, audience.
| Invocation, Dr. W. A. Ayers.
i "Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart," Coun
!ty choirs.
I Speaker, Mr. Barron Caldwell.
I Southern Songs, audience.
; Vocal duet, Rutherfordton Wo-
I man's Club, Mesdames W. C. Logan
[and R. Y. Turner.
Music, Henrietta-Caroleen Wo
man's Club.
I Spindale Quartet, Rutherford
j County Club.
| Readings, Mrs. W. A. Barber,
j Quartet, Avondale.
• Kiwanis Club, Rutherfordton.
! Violin and Saxaphone, Forest
I City. Mrs. C. E. Alcock and Mr.
iA. M.v Glickman.
• Kiwanis Club, Forest City.
Community Songs, audience.
| Readings, Woman's Club Forest
| City, Mrs. Mullican.
• Lion's Club, Cliffside.
j Vocal, Business Girl's Club, Mrs.
( John Miller.
f Anthem, "Praise Ye the Father, 1 99
j Gounod, County choirs.
• "Star Spangled Banner," audience.
• Butcher supplies at farmer? hard
ware Co.
I Given Prompt
| J
' A Registered Pharma
cist will fill it with infinite
I care and accuracy and at
I as little cost to you as pos
sible.
We deliver anywhere in
i the city.
Miss Millaire, beauty
specialist, here all next
i week. Make an appoint- K
i ment.
Visit our new fountain. I
I GRAY DRUG CO I
Phone 60. Forest City. E
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