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BY MRS. C. E. ALCOCK-he help of friends will make this column more interesting. Please

call 140 and report items for this column. All news items of interest towomen are welcomed.

Oates-Turner WeddingRutherfordton, Sept. 6. An-

nouncement was made Saturday ofthe wedding of Mr. T. Frank Oatesand Miss Lucy Turner, which occur-red August 19, in York, S. C. Theceremony was performed by- Rev. W.W. Harrison.

Mrs. Oates was formerly of Grov-er, S. C., but has been making herhome in Rutherfordton.

Mr. Oates is cashier of the Com-mercial Bank here and is well knownover the entire county.

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Miss Margaret Anthony, of Shel-by, spent Friday with Miss KatieSummey.

Mrs. J. A. Anthony, of Shelby,spent Friday with Mrs. J. F. Alex-ander.

Mrs. Miles Young and children, ofWashington, Ga., spent a few dayshere last week with Mrs. Julia Young.

Mr. D. U. Smart has sold his in-terest in the Broadway Garage andis now conected with Powell-Moss. Hewill have charge of the service de-partment and is rated high as anautomobile mechanic.

Misses and Jennie Davisof Marion, spent the week-end withMrs. G. C. McDaniel.

Messrs. Robert and George Holmesspent the week-end at Spruce Pine.

Mesdames G. C. McDaniel and A.W. Falvey left for Asheville Wednes-day to spend a few days with Mrs.E. F. Magruder.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dennis and sonJoe, spent Sunday with friends inGreenwood, S. C. MissThomas accompanied them home fora visit.

Mr. U. S. Courtney's mother, ofAlabama, is spending this week herewith him and Mrs. Courtney. *

Mr. G. W. Long, the popular agentat the Seaboard Depot, is away thisweek visiting his sister in MyrtleBeach, S. C. Mr. Thomas Carpenteris substituting for Mr. Long.

Mr. Charles Bridges will leaveSunday for Berea Ky., where he willenter school for the year..

Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Glickman andMrs. J. T. Warwick spent Tuesday inAsheville.

Misses Edna Kilander and QuteenSigmore, of New York City and Mr.Marshall Kendrick, of Charlotte,

| spent the week-end here wi£h Mr. and

| Mrs. M. H. Hewitt,

i Mrs. W. H. Gray children re-turned Saturday to their home inLumberton, after a visit here to Mr.

! and Mrs. M._H. Hewitt.Mrs. C. J. Miller and son, Tracy,

- of were week-end guestsof Mr. Mrs. A. L. McDaniel.

Mrs. F. A. Co'urtncy and two grandchildren, of Mobile, Ala,, are visiting

? her son, Mr. U. S. Courtney and Mrs.Courtney.

The East Main Street circle metat the home of Mrs. R. L. Reinhardt

[on Monday evening. Seven membersi present and the collection was sevendollars. A splendid report was given.

' Funds for charity were $3.00. Elevenvisits to the sick, flowers sent to five,garments given to six.

Mr. W. S. Croker, of Ozark, Ala.,formerly editor of the Forest CityFree Press is visiting in Forest Citythis week. Mr. Croker is now engagedin the lumber business in Ozark, Ala.

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Minish andchildren and Mrs. J. W. Douglas spentSunday with friends in Henderson-

I ville.

| Miss Sara Perrin and Mr. Bill| Thrower, of Bishopville, S. C., arei guests of Miss Perrin's sister, Mrs.| Harry Camnitz and Mr. Camnitz atj Tar Heel Inn, Chimney Rock. They

: stopped in Forest City on Monday af-j ternoon and spent a short time withI Miss Rebecca Perrin.

| Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kanipe and; Mesdames J. W. Smith and R. Locker-by spent Monday with relatives inKings Mountain.

Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kanipe, Mes-dames J. W. Smith and R. Lockerby

spent Sunday in Chesnee, S. C.Mrs. E. L. Greenlee and daughters,

of Albemarle, spent the week endwith Mrs. C. L. Erwin.

Mr. and Mrs. George Doggett, Mr.and Mrs. P. L. Marks, Flora and Mrs.Ethel Price stopped in Raleigh Thurs-day night on their way from Wil-mington.

Miss Velma Mayse, of Penland, N.C., spent the week end with her par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mayse onCaroleen Road.

Miss Mayo Mayse left Monday forAsheville. She will attend school at

the Normal this year.

Mr. June Yelton and Mrs. J. S.Keeter and little daughter, Magda-lene, attended the services at CampCreek Baptist church, near UnionMills, Saturday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Vassie Yelton and lit-tle son, James, and Miss Estelle Mc-Swain spent the week end in Shelby.

Miss Lucy Marshall, of Asheville,

visited Miss Mary Lyttle Sunday andMonday.. Misses Mae Maynard, Myrtle andCallie Dean, Rebecca Hutchins,

Messrs. Willie Lyttle and J. C. John-son went to Greenville, S. C., Sundayafternoon.

Mr. Tracy Proctor, of Charleston,

S. C., spent the wyeek end withhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Proc-tor.

Ladies, don't miss the opportunityof buying $1.75 corsets at SI.OO.Come and see the values. Mrs. E. E.McCurry.

Misses Nell Young, Maynie Martin,

Rebecca Perrin and Mr. W. S.Crocker were dinner guests at TarHeeV Inn, Chimney Rock on Saturday

evening.

Misses Jennie Beachboard, and

Reba Phillips of Caroleen and Messrs.Lolan Kanipe and Ted Alcock were

dinner guests at Tar Heel Inn, Chim-ney Rock, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Long anddaughter, of Shelby spent Saturday

JOIN THE CROWDTrade at the

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8 lb. Bucket (Pi OA

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3 lb. can Max-well House coffe(«pl«

10 lb. Bag' Corn 9C cMeal

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Butter «HJ

1 lb. Best PureCoffee «©

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JACK'S COFFEE SHOPPE j

FORMAL OPENING !Friday, September 9, 1 927 j

Eight to ten o'clock

Next door to Post Office

JACK HARRILL, Prop.

PARTIES AND TEAS A SPECIALTY

THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1927.

j and Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. 1J. B. Long.

Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Harrill and chil-dren, of Mooresboro, spent Sundayhere with Mr. and Mrs. J.*L. Butler,

i Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Randall, ofAsheville spent Sunday here with Mr.and Mrs. A. C. Keeter. Miss RuthKeeter returned home with them andwill attend school there this year.

i Mr. Jack Michalove left Sundayon a business trip to New York.

Mrs. Monte Rosing, of New York,and Mrs. M. Gold, of Cornelia, Ga.,

| are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. LeeStein.

Mr. Charles Padgett has returnedfrom a visit to friends in Sylva.

\u25a0 Misses Anne Lutz ana Lucile Wor-i ley, and Mr. Alton Hopper and Mr.

j Eskridge, of Shelby visited friendshere Sunday.

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. | Miss Grace Harris, of Durham hasarrived to attend schol here this year.

Mr. James Ayers has returned froma visit to former classmates in Wades-boro.

i 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Harrill andchildren, of Asheville,' and guests Mr.

, | and Mrs. W. I. House and son, of

i j Richmond, Ky., spent Sunday at the, home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Harrill.

Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Jorfgs anddaughter returned Friday to theirhome in Bristol, Tenn., after a visitto Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

I j W. B. Moore.Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sanders, and

i| children, of Burlington, spent Satur-. 1 day night at the home of Mrs. San-'! ders' parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Scruggs. They were accompaniedhome on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs.Scruggs f6r a week's visit.

Friends will be sorry to hear thatMrs. J. Ed Grose continues ill ather home on Cherry Mountain St.

? Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Harrill and, children spent Sunday with relativesin Shelby.

j Mrs. J. L. Wood and children, ofSpartanburg are visiting her sister,

. Mrs. F. B. Harrill and Mr. Harrill.Miss Lura Smith, of Shelby - will

j spent this week here the guest of

j Misses Alma and Merrel Putnam.Miss Frances Carden has returned

: from a delightful visit to relatives inKnoxville, Tenn.

Miss Mildred Moores left Tuesdayfor Greensboro where she will enter

; Greensboro College,j Miss Verna Moores, of Newton spent

j Sunday here with her parents, Rev.and Mrs. M. F. Moores.

J Misses Emma Jane Dalton and Jul-iia Grayson and Messrs. CharlesBridges and Graham Hamrick spentSunday in Linville Falls.

Mr. I. S. Robinson is spending afew days here with his wife beforegoing to Belmont.

Miss Priscilla Digh, of Cramertonspent the week end here with MissLena Philbeck.

j Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dorsey, of' i Asheville are spending this week here

with Mr. Dorsey's parents, Mr. andj Mrs. M. E. Dorsey.

? i Those attending the WesleyanMethodist camp meeting at Greer, S.C., from here Sunday were: Mrs. Ada

, ' Dean, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hutchins,Misses Mary Lyttle, Callie and Myrt-

|le Dean, Rebecca Hutchins, Bertha1 ; Stamey, Mae Baynard, and Messrs.

, j Willie Lyttle and J. C. Johnson.

? j Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lowe and chil-

- > dren of Brevard spent Sunday here| with Mesdames J. T. Fortune and

, J Minnie F. Blanton.

1 I Friends of Miss Margai-et Young

\u25a0 are delighted to knew that she hasreturned to her home here- after treat-

r ment at Charlotte hospitaJ for the? last two weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Arp Lowrance andchildren, of Charlotte, spent Saturday

> and Sunday here with Mr. Lowrance's\u25a0 sister, Mrs. Chas. A. Ford.

Miss Bertha Jones left Thursday

for LaGrange, N. C., where she willteach this year.

Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Verner anu sonhave returned from a visit to rel-atives in Commerce, Ga. Dr. Verner'sfather, Mr. H. C. Verner accompan-

ied them home for a visit.Miss Rebecca Perrin, of Bishop-

vilie, S. C., arrived Friday and willbegin her duties as a teacher in thegraded school here. Miss Perrin is agraduate of Winthrop College, RockHill.

Mesdames J. B. Phillips, GeorgiaGayle, W. J. Milner, Sr., of Chimney

Rock and Miss Beaman, of Miami,Fla., spent a short time here Friday

afternoon with Mesdames C. E. Al- Jcock and H. R. Camnitz, Sr.

Miss Alice Holmes and Mi. George jHolmes returned to their home at

Walkertown Friday, after spendingsometime here with their sister, Mrs.

G. C. McDanieL, and Mr. McDaniel.

Mr. Holmes will leave soon to enterthe Medical College vof Virginia, atRichmond, and Miss Holmes will soon

enter Duke University, at Durham,

i Messrs. 0. L. and R. H. Carroll,of Cherryville, were business visitorsin the city Wednesday.

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5; Fall Yard Goods v

S A wonderful array of flannels in all the2 fall leading colors. Prices $1.48, $1.79, vN/ / jr

| $1.95 up $2.95 yard.. k. \

I Flat crepes, satin back crepe and satin in1 the new fall shades. Prices $1.48, $1.98, \

1 Wash Goods for School DressS Indian Head 45c yd.§ Tubcilla Prints 45c yd.S Everfast Prints 45c yd. \S Fast color prints 25c yd. l"i n \

3 Sateen in all colors, extra good qual- * ?

| ity, yard 35c

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I r BrandMMjlmu.h Shoes

3 this time?none better. Ev-

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£ for the whole family. Prices

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ei Etchison Hats

igj I field mouse and brown. Pric-

Children's Sweaters

Iassortment which will please

| These are only a few of the thousands of items we have to at tremendous5 savings.

j DALTON BROS.§ The Place to Trade . Forest City, N. C.

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