Th ursday, July 9, 1931.
BLACK BEAR TRAIL '
FEDERAL HIGHWAY
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Highway Through County Giv j
en Federal Highway Num
ber 221
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Announcement has been received
here that the famous Black Bear
Trail, North to South Scenic-Historic
Highway which runs from Quebec,
Canada to Miami, Fla., has been ac
as Federal Highway .No. 221
f.om Roanoke, Va., to
C. It enters Rutherford county at
tin McDowell line above Union Mills
and follows Highway 19 to Ruther
foiviton, then follows Highway 20
to Forest City and State Highway
No. 207 from there to the South
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Wlnnsboro, Texas.
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! Carolina line and on into Spartan
\ burg.
! This trail receiving a Federal
number will mean increased tourist'
travel and will soon mean that
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much of the travel from Canada
, and the New England States to
| Florida and points South of here
i will come over this route,
i On the Black Bear Trail there
are at least seven important points
of origination or approaches for
tourists travel: The Canada ter
ritory between Quebec and Mon
treal; The New York territory be
tween Rouses Point and Kingston;
The Pennsylvania and Maryland
territory which icludies Bethlehem,
York, Gettysburg, Frederick apd
Harpers Ferry; The Shenandoah
Valley territory from Winchester
through Staunton , Lexington and
Roanoke, passing the proposed
1 Shenandoah National Park"; West
ern North Carolina; Piedmont
South Carolina, terminating at
j Augusta, Ga., with which is an im
| portant gateway for tourist travel,
j Souttyern Georgia and Central
iand Southern Florida, from Way
cross through Jacksonville, Green
Cove Sp-ings, DeLand, Sanford, and
Haines City on to Sarasoto or
i Miami.
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j TANNER-HAIR.
J Rutherfordton, July 6.—Eugene
j Tanner, son of A. S. Tanner, of
j this place, was married Tuesday eve
jning to Miss Vivia Hair, at the
latter's home in Clinton.
The bride was a member of th
Gastonia schools faculty the past
year. She formerly taught at Cliff
side, this county, where the ro
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mance developed.
Mr. Tanner holds a position with
the Sterling Hosiery Mills, of Spin
daie. Following a trip to the coast
they will make their home in 1
Spindale.
MR. A. T. WITHROW HURT
ENROUTE FROM CHICAGO
Mr. Alfred T. Withrow, of Chica-J
i go, 111., met with a slight accident'
J while enroute from Chicago to For- j
jest City last week. He was removed j
Jto a hospital in Indianapolis, where
|he was given treatment," and later
removed to Chicago. According to
word received here, Mr. Withrow will
remain in Chicago about three more
weeks and then visit his mother here.
Mr. Withrow has been employed in
the Windy City for several years.
"THE ROCK OF DECISION"
BY BERTHA B. MOORE
"The Rock of Decision," by Bertha
jB. Moore, formerly of South Moun
j tain Institute, published this year by
•Wm. B. Erdman's Publishing Com
| pany, is a book in which the "mount
j aineer" and his home life is por
! trayed with rare intuition and sym
! pathy. It is full of the color and
beauty of the mountains and only a
! person who has lived and worked
' among these stalwart people could
depict in such a realistic way the
joys and sorrows as they occur in
the every day life of these moun
tain folk.
The scene is laid in and around
1 South Mountain Institute and the
! characters are men, women and chil-
I dren with whom the author is inti
| mately acquainted. There, we have
. the secret of the very personal ap
; peal of the story.
| Miss Moore has dedicated her
j book "To You Who Have Introduced
i Pheobe To Me." Phoebe, of course,
is the heroine, a 14-year-old girl, the
oldest, but one, of 12 children. As
iwe follow the Story of this beautiful
i girl's life —old beyond her years. .•
| burdened for her poor overworked j
j mother and shouldering the respon-j
! sibility of her younger brothers and i
I sisters, bullied by a drunken father, j
; we do not wonder that she was un-i
! certain of God's existence and His j
. power to help her.
It is interesting to see the in
fluence of the school and its Christ
ian workers as they came to touch
i the lives of this family and finally!
of the surrounding community. Af- j
ter many hardships Phoebe graduat- •.
Ed from the school and became one j
jof the bright lights of the settle-
1 ment, finding her places there as a,
teacher of Domestic Science. She;
was able to lift the burden of j
family and to see her father convert-,
ed. She herself was led to see the ,
light and pledged her troth to as
young student whose ambition was
to finish the seminary and come back j
to the mountains to preach. The rock
of decision was the scene of many
of Phoebe's joys and sorrows and
it is here we leave her at the close
of the book.
MRS. CARL HUNTLEY, !
Librarian, Forest City Library.
THE FOREST CITY (N. C.) COURIER
CARL GOODE WINS
SHOT PUTT AT FORT BRAGG
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. Competing in athletic events at
Fort Bragg, July"4, Carl F. Goode,
of Avondale, won the shot putt, bis
score being 39 feet 11 inches.
New Postoffice
At Rutherfordton
Rutherfordton, July 6.—The U. S.
Treasury Department, Saturday no
tified Postmaster John H. Williams
here to have the postoffice lot vacat
ed and cleared within 60 days from
that date. This means that the De
partment is getting ready to let the
contract for the new $75,000 Fed
eral building here. Postmaster Wil
liams says the plans for the new
building are likely to arrive any day.
He has already notified the U. S.
Treasury Department that the build
ing lot is vacated and ready for
building. The soil survey has been
made and other preliminaries car
ried out.
Mr. Robt. •E. Bauch, United
States Postoffice Inspector was here
recently to arrange details for the
new building. He stated that the
appropriation had already been
made for the building and the
plans were being drawn. He also
stated that such contracts were
usually let to local men, as much
as possible and local help was
used. He was of the opinion that
the $70,000 or more which had
been appropriated for the new
structure here would erect a hand
some building that would be a
credit to Rutherfordton and the
county.
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PASTORS' CIRCULATING
» . LIBRARY ORGANIZED
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A Pastor's Circulating Library
Association was organized at Union
' Mills last week with the following
» officers: Rev. C. C. Matheny, For
jest City, president; Rev. E. B. Jen
kins, Rutherfordton, vice presi
dent; Dr. J. A. Hunnicutt, Cliff
side, secretary-treasurer. The lib
l rar y is for the use of the Sandy
Run, Green River and Blue Ridge
Baptist Associations. Other asso
ciations will be asked to join.
Publicity Committee, Revs. J. A.
Brock, Caroleen; C. B. Trammel,
Columbus and E. J. England, Old
Fort.
The purpose of the association is
to provide books on religion, his
tory, literature and science. The
books will go into the library at
Alexander Schools, Inc., of Union
Mills for the use of the school
pastors and chiirch workers. No
charge will be made for the books.
Those borrowing them will be ask
ed to pay the postage on them both
ways. All books on the above sub
jects donated will be much appre
i ciated. They should be sent direct
to Prof. W. E. Sweatt, Union Mills,
or to some officer or member of
the committee. The officers will
examine every book and be sure
that they are the right kind to go
into the library. Students of Al
exander schools can have access to
the book's. The idea being to have
good books within the reach of the
ministers of the above associations,
church workers and students.
If you have some good books on
any of the above or similar sub
jects send them in soon. There
- are about 500 volumes in the lib
rary now and it is hoped to have
1500.
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j Herald-Journal
Winners Given
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i The Spartanburg Herald-Journal
of Spartanburg, Friday announced
the winners of the ninety free trios
to Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Wash
ington and New York, offered to the
high school students of its trade ter
ritory, in a circulation contest. Each
of the students will be guests of the
Herald-Journal, and will leave Spar
tanburg on a special train July 17th
, for these northern points. All ax
[ penses will be paid by that paper.
, Rutherford county winners are as
. follows: j
Cliffside-Avondale high school:
; George Allhands, Cliffside; Wendell
t Grigg, Cliffside.
{ ' Forest City high school: Miss
I Hazel Harrill, Miss ' Eithel Beach—
( board and Paul Hamrick, of Forest
City.
J Henrietta-Caroleen, high school
{ Oscar Jack Harris, Caroleen;
•Mary. Lou West, Henrietta.
J Rutherford-Spindale Central Hign
. Jack Harrill, Rutherfordton; Harvey
,York, Rutherfordton and Britt Har»
• rill, Spindale.
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