MARBLE &
h i McGonnell was a busi;
\ Murphy on Monday. M
| i Phillip- of Andrew.-, j M
.... of Mi.-- Kuby Hall the .
' ...
^ ; 1- y was a bu>int- v . . n?
\V-<Iiies ay : v.
( .1 wa> the feue.t of iir.ij
Jonday nijrht.
Ii, .viuiise;' anu son.I
o Kidg< . Sunday af-l
it and a party of J ^
?ille, Tenn.. motored
: . i v
! Davidson. ( 1 !: r.
\ K: Iph Ci'w v ; U in-'
were the nu>'-' <>.' Mr. j
I' Bennett last Friday
// |?
. \Y. ii. 1> ickery. who
:jr in Ashcvile for al-! {\
.v.,.; ars, have returned to -N'
W arc all so glad i
with us again.
. til Kilpatrick spent the ; '
v. , me with her ? th r.
,c. e Keener and Mar;.
S Mrs. Alice Dock ry I'ri-; 1
! . and Mrs. A. \\Voi>
ii i. >v \ At in -Mat ' "
<
<. Paul 1. wing od and
s iii Marhle Sunday ^
j
M: We t. of Sn.-w Bird, ^
visiter in Marble Monay
; :*.? ?n. d
Mi*s. l.as n West spent
1week od with Mrs. West's par- C
. Mr. md Mr . Luther, near An- n
g I'm a shadow of my ^
jM former self! Feather by I
10 9
W\ I*? a
?threadj j^?* ^ 3
I WHIT!
IpTIM]
I WANT 1
I White Oa
I Bolts & St
I C. N. BF
I Moore's Pai
f ANDREW
wiifl
The Cheroli
;OlLlN(j Si'RiNOS
?
Mr. \N. J. Mintz, Mr. Wayne Aberintz,
Mr. Virgil Udell. Mr. Ben
i (>-, : I-avis and Odell Davis
an airplane ride over the event
r.M.Ly M,>anU.:n> last Sunday at'tern.
'Ihey said those mountaineve
b autiful and rough locking and
, ei. were b( 'iitiful b'.'t
plane \vt :r. -<? "*igh *;,a' i meok,
<1 iiko a mustard seed.
M , Paul .' Evui. . of A h.
. .1 1mm- isM-v. Mi . N i
Mr. K -c e '' . . .V. Mr. -I rO
I a Ai#- !a-t < J .
'
I; i -I ' i
I A: -'T'.U.n McKay an - B
.11: v. Mis- nora ivepnan v(
. \ . . Ray wet e ;iie ir .lest
> 'VTmyee arm .si i\,u.:
Mr<. i !' Arms and little n
i-an sper. i- s; Saturday nnrht wh|
pr par. Air. and Mr ?* Thic: Gad
Alis1 1.1 y Afnrcus and her si-tor
laJys ;\nd Alar?rie, were irucs> <>
kiss Kihe! I vo la-t Saturday.
Mrs. Tusa Puvi was the eue s: o
Irs. Mary Davis last Sunday after
fon.
Mr. (i . . 11 \i'crnatliy. of Allani:I
s a vi-:< at the home of Mr. an I
ir-. I? . . \\, ly last Sunday.
Mr. d M I! unii- Gad i - w
;toi ? the l me of Mr. Ga !dD'
M r-, t - Mr. . d Mrs. Thieo Gaddis
M'-. - a '> . 11 was the jaruest o
- i Da ast Tear d i.v.
Mr*. Gl??n 1 of Mrrphl
'si'e.l parents, Mr. and Mrs. D
. Davis.
Mrs. N a !.? .% in??n? and M
aulin< Kvan were visit rs at th|
am Mrs. i'i- ie Alnrnathy la
unday afternoon.
rew-.
Miss Mae I.ndd. of Vencreanc
'reek, was the truest of Airs. II. Pal
ler Sunday afternoon.
I'm as plump as jBBS
ever I J. & P. COATS Pg
best 6-cord thread E?9
? OAK 1
SER I
ro BUY I
k Stave I
umpage 1
IYAN I
ling Mi III
rS, N. C. ?
urolina
' arms Are Noiucu
In North Carolina 1
The entrances to many Stanly
ornty farms art taking ?>n a more
UrsK-tive a'peanmro i.:e nr.
anting and mail hox intpr 'wnu-rT
ai t- ' few \v? e r. - a2
I - late of the Id l>oxt| oinu-*
<?in - there are 'itat. w?
irm-te'.l mail hoxe -
aetiv" signs heaving the nam. of !
kc f?-m f the c m-r.
The winners wiil 1
round the h"\ an-; in e: ' -a;he
farm.
I The :?'trubbery offevefj__a^__m^ziiaJ.
I moved from the furniture before any y
? finish is applied. A thin coat of a X
mixture of two parts of boiled lin- X
seed oil and one part of turpentine y
is then brushed on the surface. Af- X
ter this coat is thoroughly dry it is y
rubbed down with fine steel -wool, y
For light finishes use white sheila^ X
and for darker finishes use orange y
shellac. Shellac coats should be repeated
until the wood pores are fill- X
ed. Rub down each coat thoroughly, y
After the last application of shellac A
is rubbed down the surface is then X
waxed and polished.
Question* Mow much sweet corn y
should be planned for fami y of five? $
Answer: Approximately oOO feet X
of row will produce enough corn for y
the average family of five. The corn y
however, should be planted in blocks. X
containing several rows ratner than y
two or three long rows. Where long *
rews are planted pollination is apt ^
New Kidneys
If rot could trade year neglected, tired end ]
lazy Kidneys for new ones, yon would auto- .
rustically get rid of Night Rising, Nerfoasufw. *5
Dizziness, Rheumatism. Burning. Itching and *.
Acidity. To correct functional kidney disorders, ,
try the guaranteed Doctor's special prescrip- !
tion called CYSTEX (Siss-tex) Most fix you
U? in 8 days or mono back. At ait Brvcfltt* j
1
:ee Scout, Murphy, North Ci
MUSICAL LOVE- ~7i
1 STORY COMING
HERE TWO DAYS
I.ilting romance of Vienna borne '
un the wmgs of music, lends c. arm to i a
' "mo N.uu. i> V ?ur.u." Met' ?-GcId-1 n
wyn-Mayers* glamorous new iov.
1 iv \... - < -?. g i -Uiiiig Wedne day t
at . an. ...y . >nu . T.
Let ion offfo Ma mm - 1
fi
xvi- v >m *a"": ir
A 0\ fl : en", i. r f. >!. . V > ;-j(
I pad i'-r** and her v -ent Li., iCvcn-;
HI 01 An olabo'.ayo ?a|" ? v.i '
' , ' . " -v ' v-: ' .
"w ' Charles Butterwurth, Donald 1
< ook. II my Stephen.- n. Ke-ulir !
f R I'M. "! viifiB Binir. ' harle- I el 1
an : Albert (' ti.
N ).!:iys a yonny : , 1
ard M:-s I.ay a Viennese balleWi ..
ueou-: -eim nc-es in Koyal! ;
, tlpcva. in 'he emperor's pal. e. *, ! '
i i- rarer. p. ma*. . pvi enient park '
^ i 'i ouaint Yioruie wiue-ear-!
',0- .mt ! other c ntinental plav---p->t--'
. figure in ;he hnunting blend of musL '
. j h\ ' cd . romance anil dmnv>
Song hit- include "The Xiirht T- i 1
f V :r. "My Old Mara/* "Tin . X
l ? in Havana." "I.< mm. I I.oVe v |
- *''! h -ugh 1 am a X bl Duchess."
"Vienna Will Sire." Wiener SeFnitan
"When I il v T?- Old m?
Drams,;c Highlights
t Dramati highlights incliran the gay i
nicht at the Dnter. the love -"querr
in the Ferris wheel, the roniMtic ininto'hide
?n th: wineira?der. the dramatic
quarrel between the arehduh
and the enmeror. tin* gala night at
e Imperial Mallet, the co?ic*'l r hear
als. bark-'tage. t.he cni-od" in
in tin Gypsy dive. and the never-to.
be-forgotten musical and riognant
drama art remarkably blended.
o
Timely Farm Questions j
Question: How much milk should ;
I add to my poultry feed to produce *?
milk-fed broilers? <
Answer: Two pounds of either ;
skimmilk or buttermilk should be j
added to each pound of the fattening: ]
ration and feci during a fattening per- !j
iod of 7 to 10 days. The milk *j
j and ration is mixed so as to make a ]
sloppy feed that will pour readily 3
from a bucket. During the first two *j
days of t.he fattening period, feed *j
only as much as the birds will con- *i
sumo in 15 nvnutes twice a day. Af- *{
j ter the second dy give them all they .j
will clean up in 20 to 30 minutes two *:
t r three times a day. Only enough !
water to quench the thirst should be
given twice a day during the fatten- J(
ing period. i
*
j Question: How can I put An oil $
|| finish on my furniture? .*?
Answer: All dust should be re- %
will be delivered nov fall in tim I
vttint: out .luring the most a.ha- -'I
tjreous season. It ha- been d na: : '1
py Moort'- Truck i ai m. r > ,
Mrroivv Xrr-ery <" anv. M. \ '
kiMe, T o Howard H V ^ \
Hickory; a:.! Li y \ u- " J
f b' pooV and the ear- willRf
' 1
1 THE UNIMPORT/
I OF BANKING
?
> MUCH has recently 1
"importance of bankin
[ leadership from the b,
t there exists a widespr
^ merical banks originat
; A moment's reflection
I in the very nature of t
true.
Barter and trade
merce in one form or
before banking. Onlj
complicated and far-re
machinery become nec
Commercial banks of
nels through which th
flows, not the source i
Without the activity of
and the merchant, the
nothing to do.
Today the banks
part in facilitating bus
livelihood and their r<
They have abundant r
pose. But it is useless I
create a revival of comr
tion which they canno
CITIZEN
&TRU
? "Member Federal Deposit
ANDPFWS
i
Thurs. April 18, 1935
Twentv-one rural urban organizations
in Richmond County will
unite iv. : ?l i:u a Harve t Festival
this fall.
In ATLANTA
' V-"'" its
IZWTKL
A
c jab".
4-00 Li nl. i;\ i'o.? .i ? 100
Rjitlu. Most convene n'. loeiilion
in Atlanla. Can under
lin- name roof. llndiu. v
Rathslivller ? Table <1 Hole
a ltd a in Carte ? anil Coffee
Shoppr.
">' HATES ?>
ltKASOA Altl.E
One of DiM\i.i.i: norms
Also:
I Andrew Jackson |
A;i-ln ille. 'I ??nn.
I Tufwiler Hotel
Birmingham. Via.
| Jefferson Davis |
Montfjomen Via.
S!. Charles
1^ New Orleans. La. Jj
c tnuM. IH\KU:R i
President una Cm. Mgr.
'Di?pen sera ??/ 1'rur Southern Hospitality*'
x-xk-x-x-x-x-x-xk-x-xk-x-x
\NCE j
y
. ,, .1
seen heard about the jig
" and the "need for ;j;
ankers." Apparently *j>
ead belief that come
or create business. ?
makes it obvious that jhings
this cannot be 5
$
came first. Com- |
another existed long ?
r when trade became ?
:aching, did banking
:essary to facilitate it. jr.
deposit are the chan- $
e stream of business
rom which it arises. ?
the farm, the factory
banker would have
are ready to do their :j:
iness. This is their ?
sason for existence. :j:
esources for that pur- ?
to look to them to jr.
nerce. This is a func- ?
t perform. ?
S BANK i
ST CO. |
Insurance Corporation"
: MURPHY