Forest City Courier from Forest City, North Carolina • Page 8

THE FOREST CITY COURIER Thursday, October 30, 1924. LOCAL HAPPENINGS NEWS OF INTEREST FROM HENRIETTA Surprise Shower. The Frances Willard Sunday School class of the Methodist church gave Mrs. H. L.

Kanipe, a recent bride and member of the class, a surprise shower Tuesday night, Oct. 21. She received many useful gifts. Music and readings were enjoyed during the evening. Fruits were served.

W. M. U. Meets Moss-Holli-field Nuptials Hallowe'en Party Locals Of Interest CO Beautiful Reception and Tea. Mrs.

J. F. Alexander was hostess at a beautiful reception and tea, from four to six, on last Wednesday, Oct. 22, in honor of Mrs. Parker Holmes.

The house throughout was beautifully decorated with autumn leaves and chrysanthemums. Mrs. Spurgeon Moss greeted the guests on the porch, then The Mission study class of the Methodist Missionary Society held its first meeting for the winter on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Joe Ed wards. Miss Jaunita Mmish has Mrs.

A. W. Falvey attended the funeral of her sister-in-law, Mrs. H. E.

Crowell, at Lincolnton, last Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Flack, of Chimney Rock, who have just returned from their bridal tour through South America, took dinner with Mr. and Mrs.

A. W. Falvey last Sunday. Mr. E.

A. Martin, of Ellenboro, spent Tuesday here with his brother Mr. C. M. Martin.

If you want to save dollars on your shoe bill this fall, buy your shoes from Horn's Cash Store. Mrs. F. M. Newton and son, spent the week end with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Gordon Young, at Lincoln-ton. Misses Ocie and Myrtle Tate visited their uncle, Mr. W. P.

Tate, at Ellenboro last week. Mr. and Mrs. R. E.

Harrill and daughter visited at Bostic last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Magness and son, of Marion, are visiting relatives here this week. Mrs.

Arthur MrDanipl. at thp dnnr. 1 chosen instructor for the been course. Mr. James E.

Sheeman, of New York, manager of the Swan Finch Oil who has been attending the Textile Convention at Greenville, S. spent last Thursday night as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hague Padgett at their home on Carolina street. iuesaames i.

K. iaagett ana j. m. Edwards directing them to the receiving line in which were Mesdames J. F.

Alexander, Parker Holmes, G. C. McDaniel and Misses Nell and Margaret Young. Miss Mayme Mar-tain showed the guests to the dining room, where Mesdames W. C.

Blan-ton and R. E. Biggerstaff poured tea; delicious sandwiehes, wafers, salted almonds and candy were Just received 1250 bushels seed served. Mesdames G. P.

Reid and W. A. Ayers directed the guests to oats Fulg ura, red rust proof, Ap- AirairaBWirsairy Miss Margaret Bostic, who hadjler, $1.00 bushel. charge of the register, and from i -d-ic Tir xt r- 4.4. i Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Bowles, of De- -v there to Misses Nell Padgett and I ry. trou, were recent visilji ux iui. Robbie Biggerstaff, who directed. and Mrs.

Arthur McDaniel. theni to Misses Alice Holmes and -vTargaret Moore, who served rasp- Miss Bertha Jones, of Cherry-ville, spent last week end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Jones. Thp Yoiinc Matron's Circle of the berry ice; then to Mrs. W. A. Falv- First Baptist church will meet Fri-ey, who bid the guests good bye.

day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock with Lovely music was rendered Mrs Harrill, Cherry Moun-throughout the afternoon by Mrs. tain street. All members unred to Mr. and Mrs. C.K.

McDainel, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flack, have re- Hague Padgett ana Miss vera attend as some important matters turned from a week's visit at Mt wnisnant: About canea aur- re to be Mitchell UCCE W. M. U.

Holds Meeting. HENRIETTA, Oct. 28. On last Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.

S. Moore, the Woman's Missionary Society, of the Baptist church held their regular meeting. The meeting was opened by a prayer by Mrs. W. T.

Tate, followed by a bible reading by Mrs. P. Camp-field. The program for the afternoon was a study of the present conditions of Japan, different topics being ably discussed by Misses O'Lema Flack, Minnie Lee Fagan and Blanche Burke, who also rendered special music which was greatly enjoyed by all. After the program was carried out and the regular business transacted, a social hour was enjoyed.

Mrs. Moore, assisted by Mrs. Lloyd McMahan and Mrs. C. F.

Weese, served hot chocolate and sandwiches. About twelve members were present for the meeting. A Special Picture. A special picture, "After Six Days" shown at the Henrietta Theatre Saturday evening, in behalf of the Parent Teacher's Association, was a great success and enjoyed by all who saw it. The proceeds were thirty-one dollars, which will be used by the A.

SG 3 Moss-Hollifield Wedding. A marriage of surprising interest was that of Mr. B. H. Moss and Miss Virginia Hollifield which occurred last Friday evening, Oct.

22, at the courthouse at Gaffney, S. Judge Lake W. Stroupe performing the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. J.

B. Hollifield, of High Shoals, N. near Gastonia. She is an attractive young lady, possessing a sweet Christian character and commands a host of friends in her home town. Mr.

Moss holds an important position with the Henrietta Mills No. 1, being the efficient bookkeeper in the mill office. Their many friends wish for them much success and happiness. Party. LADIES, ATTENTION! ing the afternoon to say "au revoir" i to Mrs.

Holmes, who with her fam- The Ladies' Aid Society of the ily, will leave shortly for Walker- First Baptist church which was to town, N. to make their home, have met Friday night at the par-where Rev. Holmes has been sent sonage has been postponed to Friday Methodist the to take charge of church. night week, Nov. 7th.

All members are asked to note the change in the time of meeting and be on hand to aid in this work. The ladies of the Betterment Club will hold a mass meeting at the Kiwanis Club rooms on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock prompt. All the ladies of Forest City are urged to be present as a very important business meeting is to be held at that time. Please, ladies, all come and let's get busy. I W.

M. S. Meets. New Bargains Thrown Out seed rye, pound. Horn's Feed oats, 80c.

Hairy Vetch, 15c Cash Store. ivery Department in VISITS HERE FROM CALIFORNIA Greater Than The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church held their October meeting Tuesday, Oct. 21, with Mrs. Clyde Whisnant. Eighteen members were present.

An interesting program on Korea and Japan was carried out. After the program a silver platter was presented to Mrs. Parker Holmes, who had been their president for the past four years, who with her husband, Rev. Parker Holmes, leaves this week for their new field of service at Walkertown. Mrs.

Whisnant served a salad and ice course. At the close of an interesting program, Mrs. J. F. Alexander snoke of the society's regret in First Days Mr.

C. S. Bostic, of Los Angeles, CaL, recently visited his brother, Dr. V. C.

Bostic. This is Mr. Bostic's first trip home in 5 1-2 years. He drove through the country in a car and enjoyed his trip and the scenery. He still loves the Old North State.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thomas had as their guests for dinner Sunday Rev.

and Mrs. Parker Holmes, Miss Alice and Robert Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. G. C.

McDaniel. The Mission Study Circle of the Methodist church met with Mrs. M. Edwards on Tuesday evening. We buy Humming Bird Silk Hose in case lots.

Just received a case of "Humming Bird" Silk Hose. Horn's Cash Store. lie oaie EARLEY SMITH 7 On Wednesday evening, October 22nd, at the home of the bride, the delicate fingers of Miss Sara Cowan, of Rutherfordton, cousin of the 4 5 1 te i on 1 losing Mrs. Holmes, the good she Mrs. Thos.

G. Stone is spending a has accomplished and the love and ew days with her parents at Ther high esteem in which she is held, i mai City, bat the gladness and joy all felt in a i 4 'i i 1 it IT" knowing that at some future day Miss Gussie bisk, ot bheiby, bride, touched the notes of Lohen grin's wedding march and the first to appear in the parlor before an is It i si ii i Ai-lr she ould return and reside in our i the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. King for a few days.

town as a permanent citizen. improvised altar of potted -'3 jf SS5pfc A J3 53 IAN 51 AM MM Af 7 1H 1 led On last Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and! Mrs. J. F.

Daniel the seventh grade 'enjoyed a Hallowe'en party. Many interesting games and contests were enjoyed by the young folks. Delightful refreshments were served during the evening. Those present were: Mrs. C.

T. Singletary, seventh grade teacher, Vernie Hames, Annie Sue Daniel, Mildred Smith, Georgia De-Brule, Bessie Campfield, Mary Mc-Ginuis, Susan Etta Daniel Mary Weese, Inez Campfield, Anita Kerr, Charles Alexander, Hassel Wall, Arthur Roper, Pinkey Piercy, J. T. Gillespie, Clyde and T. J.

Moss, Jordan Morehead, James Kerr, Dobbins and; Vernon Hyder. 'Z Jz Mr. and Mrs. Milas Kennedy attended the auto races at Charlotte, Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. R. L. Smith and sons, R. L.

and Frank, visited This Institution is a State Bank operating under stringent 0 ISIIMTI filial VPP; limn 0 11 If ill I banking laws of the State of North Carolina, with a knowledge of and an ability to meet local needs. It is also a home bank, knowing fully the needs of home folks and our home town, and equipped to fill them. As a state bank and a home bank, this Institution invites Much Thoi ght and Work Has Been Given In Order To Give Better BUSINESS. 4 cut flowers, interspread with candles, were Mr. Robert Reed and Miss Ola Mae McDaniel, the latter also a cousin of the bride, and stood on other side of the altar.

Next came the groom, Mr. David B. Ear ley, with the bride, Miss Mary Alice Smith, leaning on his arm and stood in front of the altar. The ceremony was performed by Rev Parker Holmes. Only the near relatives and a few intimate friends were present.

The bride was lovely in an en semble suit of brem trimmed in fur with tan accessories to match. She wore a corsage bouquet of beautiful chrysanthemums. Mrs. Earley is a. graduate of Forest City High School and1 has been a very active Secretary in the Community Fair of Mt.

Pleasant. She is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Smith, of Sandy Mush, and possesses arx exceeding pleasing disposition and attractive personality wiiich has won for herself many friends. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. R. P.

Earley, of Caroleen. He receivea his education at Boiling Springs and is a young man of fine qualities. Within the last few months he has launched his boat on the mercantile sea. In the living room was a display of many valuable as well as useful presents, showing the high esteem in which the bride is held. Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple left by "motor for Western North Carolina.

Fgi the present the young couple will reside with the groom's parents at Caroleen. The Courier joins tlsfiir host of friends in extending rices P. THE CHIMNEY ROCK TRUST CO. Chimney Rock, N. C.

"SOLID AS THE ROCK" OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS ivir. ana iurs. uscar ivicuamei, oi Charlotte, last week. Mr. Russell Bellinger, who has been working here for the past few months, returned Sunday to his home in Stanley, N.

C. Messrs. J. F. Daniel, W.

S. Moore, J. L. Callahan, G. O.

Wall and J. L. DeBrule are attending court at Rutherfordton this week. Mr. Baxter West, who has been in Atlanta, is at home to spend sometime.

Mr. Clyde Mahaffee and Mr. Dob Branch attended the auro races, ac Charlotte, Saturday. Miss Bertha McRorie spent the week end at her home in Rutherfordton. Miss Bertie Outlaw, of Campo-bello, S.

spent the week end X. F. Oates iheHundieds Of Peoole Of Thb Community Have Convinced Us i lia' We Have Accomplished U. Thomas, President J. M.

Flack, Vice President B. B. Doggctt Lu V. Lee S. E.

Elmore L. Logan Guilford Nanney T. W. Freeman J. Harold Williams Our L.

B. Morse, Vice President s- Tanner L. Cobb, Cashier M. H. Biggs 9 here the guest of Miss Minnie Lee Fagan.

Miss Annie Sane spent the week end with friends at Boiling Springs. By Visiting Our Store During Thi Sale And Purchasing Their WINTER SUPPLY best wishes. Mr. and Mrs. I.

N. Miller, Miss Rose Gaffney and Miss Grace Har 12 pounds granulated sugar for $1.00 Horn's Cash Store. mon spent Sunday at White Stone, S. visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Ji ii'iJiiiwiik Our Stock We buy meal, hulls, oats, dairy feed, hay, hog feed, salt, flour in car lots and always give you bottom prices. Horn's Cash Store. Murph. Don't forget the Hallowe'en party to be given at the welfare house Thursday evening by the A. An evening of enjoyment and fun will be yours for the small admission of ten cents.

Games, contests, fortune telling and many spooky booths and refreshments you will find inside. The public is cordially invited" to come out and take part in this merry making. The largest stock of general merchandise in town. "You can find it at Horn's." The best $1.50 silk hose on the market "Humming Bird." Exclusive agents. Horn's Cash Store.

HARRELSON CARD OF THANKS B. 4. U. buy shoes or anything in general merchandise, it will pay you to get Horn's prices. FANN ING CO.

Coffee that is sometimes good is an aggravation. Coffee that is always good is CHASE SANBORN'S "SEAL BRAND" COFFEE We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness and help during the sickness and death of our baby, Violet Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Summey.

of Horn's Cash Store Leader low prices. Rutherfordton, N. C. Give our market your next order. If you want to buy something, don't hunt it.

"You can find it at Horn's." Davis says his motto is SERVICE, i Horn's Cash Store..