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MARION PROGRESS, MARION, N. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1929 SPECIAL EXCURSION FARES TO WASHINGTON D. C. Via SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1929 Round-Trip Fares From: Hickory, N. C. $12.00 Morganton, N. C. $12.00 Marion, N. C. $12.75 Newton, N. C. $12.00 Round-trip fares from all points on MISS LEWIS IS NAMED ON HISTORICAL BODV Dr. J. T. Burrus, q{ High Point, Ad* ded to Slate Hospital Board— Other Board Members. Raleigh, April 10. — Governor Gardner today named Mis.-. Nell Bat tle Lewis, newspaper woman, of Ral eigh, member of the North Carolina Historical commission to succeed Ben Dixon MacNeill, whose term ex pired April 1. When asked what a member of the Southern'Railway System/in NortW « expected to do, Gov- Carolina jernor Gardner said that he hoped Tickets on sale all regular trains!““ Le-mJ will help to write history, (except Crescent Limited) April 25,j™f busmess is new to his ex- and good returning to reach original'I-®"- starting point prior to midnight j “ I April 30th I North Carolina history. Tickets good in pullman sleeping Davidson county is rapidly becoi i ! Of^approximately $100,000,000 in ing a center for pure bred Guernsey | property owned by the Si^lvation Ar- cattle. Many farmers are testing my $40,000,000 worth is in the Uni- their cows and there are some finajted States and $10,000,000 worth in pure bred cows and heifers in the Great Britain, where the organiza- county. ' tion started. The Salvation Army is known in more than 80 countries and its funds and assets are said to^ be near $100, 000,000. More than 50,000,000 pounds of Rayon will be produced in Italy this year. “SUBMARINE” is a picture you don’t want to miss. , It’s one of the “Big” pictures that has had lonj? runs in the big cities, and most fa vorable reports. At Oasis Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. America consumes 1,000 tons of pepper a month. Britain consumes 5,000 tons a year. The circumference of the largest standing tree in this country is 39 feet. North Carolina history. The duties of the commission are to col For detailed information and reser vations call on Southern Railway Agents. R. H. GRAHAM, DIVISION PASSENGER AGENT, CHARLOTTE, N. C. NOTICE OF RE-SALE UNDER MORTGAGE courage the teaching of history in the schools and to elect the secretary to the commission. Associate Justice Heriot Clarkso: of the State Supreme Court, was re appointed to the commission. H*: term and that of Miss Lewis will ex pire March 31, 1935. Dr. J. T. Burrus, of High Point was the only new ii^ember appointed on the loard of the State Hospital Whereas, on the -6th day of April,, 1929,'the land and premis'es herein-j Morganton. He sue after described was sold at public out-cry at the court-house door of McDowell County under the power of sale contained in a certain deed of trust executed by A. E. Noblett and wife, Lizzie Noblett, to J. A. Burgin, trustee, when and where M. G. Tur ner became the last and highest bid der at the price of $175.00—and whereas, upon report of said sale ceeds O. Mull, of Shelby. Mem bers of the board re-appointed were J. H. Beall, Lenoir; R. R. Clark. Statesville; J. R. Boyd, Wajn^esvilb; p.nd John M. Scott, Charlotte. Their terms will expire April 1, 1933. Foster Hankins, of Lexington, su •- .ceeded S. W. Finch, also of Levin!?- was filed with the Clerk | ton, on the Agriculture and Techin- of the Superior Court, and a re-sale rnlloo-o u j ordered by said Clerk; , Carolina board Now, therefore, notice is hereby i Gther members of the board of tho given, that, under and by virtue of negro institution re-appointed, whot» the power of sale contained in said i terms will expire in January, 1935. deed of trust, which is of record inLrp T pnk the office of Register of Deeds of . i? ^ Rocking- McDowell County in Book 28, page! . » Beasley, Monroe; Dr. Ar- 21, the undersigned trustee will, onk^ibald Johnson, Thomasville, and 1929, at 12 o’- ! O. F. Crowson, Jr., of Burlington, clock, M., at the court-house door ofi p-nt McDowell County, Marion, N. C., of-l^ ^ , O Berry, of Golds- fer for sale to the highest bidder for recently appointed state treas urer to oucceed B. R. Lacy, deceased, did not accept reappointment as a member of the board of the State cash, the following described land and premises, lying and being in Mc Dowell (now Buncombe) County, North Carolina, and described as fol lows: Being two certain tracts of land on the Major Mountain known as the J. D. Lackey and R. M. Suttle tracts. First tract being a 30-acre tract adjoining the W. H. White lands and fully described in a deed Hospital for the Insane at Goldsboro. His position filled by E. B. Bor den, 3rd, of Goldsboro, whose term will expire April 1, 1933. All members of the board of th from G. W. Noblett and wife, W. E.|Westeri Carolina Teachers College, Nobktt: datd Octobef uth, “ the Cullo- and registered in McDowell County!^"®® Normal, whose term ex- Registry in Book 29 at page 103. i Pi^'ed at this time, were appointed Second tract adjoining the above!for foui- years. They are Reuben S R. M. Suttles to A. E. Noblett, dated Andrews; J. E. Coburn, of the 20th day of December, 1904, and!®^yson City, and T. H. Shipman, of registered in McDowell County reg- Brevard. At the last session of the records" ^der^''°‘T ^ullowhee Normal j was made a four-year school, giving the records reference is for full description. Posted this 16th ^ay of April, 1929. M*' same rating as other state J. A. BURGIN, Trustee, j four-year schools of the same char- — 1 acter, and its name changed. Tom Tarheel says he paid his tax es this winter with money secured! In a recent month Japan sent $2o • from his poultry sales at the co-oper- 300,000 worth of raw silk to the ative carlot shipments. | United States. Announcing the opening of CAROLINA’S 30th Store. Thirty progressive and modem Grocery Stores, with the motto of Quality plus Saving, plus the home spirit, always ready to serve you. Watch for announcement of other openings. ROUR __ $i .00 Pure Old Rio Coffee, per pound 32c Coffee and Chicory, per pound 23c EVAPORATED APPLES '““’..yit.'- 15c Raceland Brand Salmon, Tall Cans, each 17c Sardines, Best American 5c APPLE BimER Full Quart Jar 23c SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY LARD Royal Aster, 8 lb. pail $1.12 POTATOES 25c CALIMT BAKING POWDER ‘ 49c PEAWJT BUTTER "-"fit19c BANANAS Finest Stock, 4 lbs. for 25c CAROLINA STORES FOR CAROLINA PEOPLE 3 Stores in McDowell County Marion Clinchfield Old. Fort EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES ON USED BUICKS and OTHER MAKES The used car you buy may be no better word of the man from whom you buy it. than the We are in business to stay. We have many Buick owners today who started with us as used car purch asers. We now offer a choice of Used cars and a standiftrd of value which we are confident you cannot duplicate elsewhere. - Every car in good condition. Every car honestly rep resented. Every car a genuine bargain. MARION BUICK CO^ Logan St. Marion, N. C. When Better Automobiles Are Built . . . Buick Will Build Them Poultry Loading OLD FORT, TUESDAY, APRIL 23 Marion, Wednesday, April 24 We will pay the following prices at car: Heavy Breeds, Hens - 27c Light Breeds, Hens - 26c Heavy Breeds Broilers 4-2c Light Breeds Broilers . 37c Cox, 12c lb. Ducks, 20c lb. Geese, 10c lb. Prices are at the peak and liable to decline anytime. Please do not feed poultry day of sale. We will appreciate your offering. Farmers Federation, Inc. B. H. ELLER, Mgr. Poultry Dept. ¥ ' 1 \ ^tart a friendly little Irabit that advertisements in this paper. will pay. Read the Did Newspapers for sale at The Progress office at 5c a bundle. r 1 1 %x I' - Modern housekeepers demand perfect refrigeration With the demands on a woman's time these days and the varied interests which engross her, matters of home manage ment must be run with as little fiiss and bother as possible. Refrigeration, for example, must be absolutely automatic, completely efficient. 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