THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY,
OCT. 20. 1927
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BY MRS. C. E. ALCOCK
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Mr. U. S. Courtney spent Tuesday
in Waynesville on business. Mr. Courtjney is opening a 10c store in Waynesville where he has secured a splendid store room, and as the city of
Waynesville is growing we feel sure
that Mr. Courtney has selected
a
splendid opportunity to grow up with
the city.
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in desirable section and home. See J.
F. Womble, store at Southern Railway depot.
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MOVEMENT FROM FARM TO CITY
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LOST?Black
horn rimmed glasses
night. Return to.
B. B. Goode, Cliffside.
2-2t.
at wreck Thursday
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Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Hollifield and
daughters, Misses Mary and "Frances ;
Mr. Lum Yelton of Gastonia is vis- I Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Allen, of Char- spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs
iting Mr. and Mrs. John Keeter.
| lotte spent a short time here Sunday R. J. Dunbar in Hendersonville.
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FOR SALE
Messrs. R. K. and Elmer Hollifield
Mr. Charlie Simmons, of Chester, | the day.
left Tuesday to visit their daughter
I have the following cars
S. C., was here a few days to see his
i[and
sister, Mrs. Ferris McManus and
for sale:
sister, Mrs. Kate King.
Mr. J. H. Blanton of Shelby is
1 New Model Essex Sedan.
jspending this week with his daughter, | Mr. McManus in Taxahaif, S. C.,
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Reinhardt and Mrs. M. H. Beam and Mr, Beam on while there they will attemt the Co1, '24 Dodge Touring.
lumbia fair.
uldren spent Sunday with "friends East Main Street.
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in Jonesville, S. C.
The
number
population
ures,
Wednesday!
Mrs.
M.
of
consumers
of
farm
cities,
E.
left
the
of
towns
Dorsey
Mr. and Mrs. June Yelton and chil1 '25 Model Ford Touring.
from
morning with her little daughter j products in Cures, towns'and villages, .and villages has increased
dren
and
Mr.
lr. and Mrs, N. H. Welch
Lum
Yelton
visited
Mr.
are
2 '24 Model Ford Tourings.
Frances for Asheville where Frances \ has increased each year since 1920 74,097,000 to 89,992,000. This Is a gain'
ca iping near Waynesville where Mr. John and Barney Hutchins of near
of 15,895,000 in the seven-year period.
by the equivalent of the combined
will be examined for throat trouble.
Touring.
population of Pittsburgh, Kansas City,
Welch is taking a much needed rest. Union Mills Sunday.
In 1926, 2,155,000 persons moved ' 1 Studebaker
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Francisco,
New Orleans and San
the from farms to cities, while 1,135,600
1, '26 Hudson Coach. ? >:.<
Mrs. J. N. Dorsey and Miss Vivian j Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundamoved to farms. This would be a. net
Mr.
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Mrs.
Lee
Stein
and chilMiss Gussic Sisk, of Shelby,
1 '26 Model Ford Truck.
movement from farms of 1,020,000
is
Dellinger, of Shelby spent Tuesday j tion points out. The urban populagained through the movement
tion
has
The
isiting Mr. and Mrs. G. C. King here dren and Messrs. "Bill" Butler and here with
natural
increase
In
the
farm
popu
Mrs. M. E. Dorsey and Miss-1 from farm to cities as well as through
Gene Keeter spent Sunday in CharNice line of Tires, best
lation due to predominance of birth
this week.
es
Dorsey.
lotte.
natural increase.
over deaths was 3X1,000, so that the values at most
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The*farm population on January 1, net decline In the farm population
Miss Clara Bryant, of Charlotte Miss Mary Sue Turner, of SpartanMr. R. E. Biggerstaff is confined j 1927, was estimated at 27,892,000,
was 649,000. ' The movement away prices.
spent a few days here last week with burg, visited her father here Satur- jto his home with a deep cold. His; against 31,614,269 reported by the from farms is one phase of the readAgents Oldsmobile Cars.
justment of agriculture.
While it has
friends wish him a speedy re-i census on January 1, 1920. The deMr. and Mrs. J. W. Davis.
new jmany
day for an inspection of the
crease of 3,722,000 is an average of a distressing side, the more cities
co very.
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Turner Store in this city.
532,000 head per year. The total poputhere are, the larger the markets for
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lation incx-eased from 105,710,620 in
Mrs. Charles Hendricks, of Shelby
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farm products and the better the
117,900,000
Messrs.
W.
B.
Fred
1920
on
approximately
Melton,
and
to
chance
of success for those who stay
spent a few days here with her parMr. and Mrs. Vassie Yelton and
'Phone 107
Frances Cook and Misses Edith and January 1, 1927. Combining these figon the farm.
Moss Bldg,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dellihay.
son, James, Mrs. J. S. Keeter and
Maude
Mae
Weaver
and
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CITY
Melton,
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baby, Misses Rebecca Hutchins and
nette Taylor, of Gaffney attended j
Estelle
McSwain
and
Mr.
Lum
YelMisses Jennie Beachboard and Ruth
church here on Tuesday evening atjton visited in Morganton Saturday
Robertson spent last week end
in ;
jthe First Baptist church. Dr. Cecil I
Charlotte.
jV. Cook who is conducting the serv-'
Misses Callie and Myrtle Dean, Re- |ices was formerly pastor at Gaffney!
jbecca Hutchins and Mr. J. C. Johu- |before going to Albany, Ga., where he!
Misses Nancy Mauney and Wery
son, visited Miss Hutchin's uncle Mr. is now located.
Carson, of Shelby, spent
Saturday
John Hutchins, of near Union Mills
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here.
Sunday.
Mrs. D. C. Moore and son, Dick- j
json,
and Mr. Geo. Poole, of
Miss Dana McDaniel, of Charlotte
Misses Myrtle Hemphill and Eliz- j ville, spent Tuesday here with Mrs. j
spent Sunday here with her parents jabeth Wilkie spent Sunday at the
IP. D. Harrill, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDaniel.
jhome of Miss Hemphill's parents, Mr,
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and Mrs. W. W. Hemphill in Bridge- I
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore and
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Keeter and chil- water.
Miss Clara Harrill were guests of
dren were the dinner guests of Mr.
Mrs. D. C. Moore in Asheville Sunj
and Mrs. Dan Brindle Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Davis had as day.
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their guests for dinner Sunday, Mr.
SHOSS
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Miss
Bunnah
Harrill,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Cromer,
Misses Ottilee Long, Clara Harrill
Mr. H. P. Harrill, Mr, Robert
of Spartanburg, S. C., spent Sunday Harrill,
and
Mr. J. M. Burkholder and guests,
Look for the "STAR" on the
Meriam Padgett.
afternoon here with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harrill and Miss
j Mesdames J. W. Ingram and E. L.
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Heel or Lining. It s the Onty
J. A. Dennis.
Goby, of Erwin, Tenn., were shopidentify genuine "Star
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rattery, of j
The Best Shoe on Earth For the Money
' ping in Spartanburg
Saturday.
Brand bhoes-A sure Gujae to
Columbus, Ga., spent the week end i
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Mrs, L. V. Mayer, of Parksville, here with Mrs. Rattery's brother, Mr. |
SOLID LEATHER
S. C., arrived Saturday to spend sev- |F. L Barber and Mrs, Barber. Mrs.
J.
Ingram
Mesdames
W.
and E. L.
FOOTWEAR
eral days here with her sister, Mrs. Rattery was formerly Dr. Gertrude j Goby, of Erwin, Tenn., have been the
A. C. Finch and Prof. Finch.
! guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. BurkBarber, of Hendersonville.
holder for a few days.
Mary
H.
Hewitt
and
Mesdames M.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Holman,
of
Gray left Sunday for Atlanta where
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end
will
be
the
of
Mr.
and
will
week
spend
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guests
Charlotte,
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Mrs. Jewell Gray. They will also visit here with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. McDansee
teria
and
West iile.
.relatives in Lagrange
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you save.
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Rev. Parker Holmes, of
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Mesdames J. S. Rudisill and C. E. will arrive today to assistintl^jj
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Alcock and Misses Dorothy Rudisill
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Self Rising ?Flour \u2666 and Sara Hughes attended the play
"Clubbing a Husband" given by the
Woman's Missionary society, of the
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and Mrs. B. A. Stalnaker, Mr.
$1.25, $1.95, $2.50
$2.95
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Backs
and Mrs. Clayton Stalnaker, Misses
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Choice Rib
I Hazel and Frances, and Master Robert
Side
1 i Stalnaker and Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Fresh Compound
lAc % King spent Sunday with Mrs. StalH \u2666 iJ naker's mother, Mrs. S. J. Adams in
Lard
Sizes 2 1-2 up 5 1-2. Price?f ; Lyman, S. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rattery, of
Columbus, Ga., were week-end guests Meets every
Tuesday
night,
of Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Barber. Mrs.
Rattery is a sieter of Mr. Barber Pythian Hall. Visiting brothers
formerly Dr. Gertrude Barber, of
Hendersonville, and is well knowi
here, where she frequently visited.
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Motor Oils
TIRES, TUBES AND
ACCESSORIES
Cars Washed and Greased
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smart styles in tan and
rwTawsaro"
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Cuban heel. Price?
one strap pump
with
Ladies' black satin pump,
Priced at?-
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$6.50
kid full Louis heel,
pump. Priced at?
Ladies'
Cuban heel.
tan
one strap
Ladies' patent pumps with both Louis
and Cuban heels. Priced-
s6.9s
$4.95 and $6.50
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Chief Chas. R. Price is attending
the police convention in Durham this
week. He is being warmly welcomed
and hailed as the youngest police chief
in the U. S.
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Mary left last week for Phil-
Mrs. W. A.
Miss
adelphia where they went to consult
a specialist in regard to Miss Ayers
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to Burlington Tuesday on acof the illness of their little
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grandson,
year old
fellow
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serE. T. RANDALL HOPE HARRILL Scruggs, Jr. The little
iously ill with the fever.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mills and daughSunday afternoon with
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Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Morgan in Shelby. While there Miss Virginia Mills
supcalled to see her school friend Miss
Martha Eskridge, but found she had plies. Farmers Hardware Co.
gone to New York for a two weeks'
Forest City Lodge, No. 1689,
trip.
Specializing On
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Misses Willie and
Carpenter,
Carpenter, Messrs. Charlie and
I Arthur Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs.
jEd Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
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