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WANTEDTo do plain sewing.
' See Mr?. William Woclcy.
'The son of Bennie Gunler, of
While Rock, jva taken , to the
; hospital by Dr. Roberta -some few
' days ago,' '
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs. J. It. Svvann will be sorry to
know that. Mis'. Swann was taken
to 4 hospital Monday and is very
tick. We hope she may soon "Be
restored to health. ,
Miss Mary Gudger, Mrs. Eman
ucl Robinson, Ramon Robinson;
Miss Roberta Rogers and Mrs.
Will Morrow were in Asheville
Wednesday. , ? V
' , Dr'and Mrs. W. A. Sams, Mr,
and Mrs. Hubert Davis were in
Asheville Weducsday.
- Mr. Joe Johnson one of the News
Record force is somewhat indis
posed this week.
- ' Edwin, the little aon of Mi. and
Mrs. C. B. Mashburn has had a
'slight ease of pneumoniae but is
.improving now.
Mr. Emanuel Robinson who has
been pick for some Jime went to
the hospital Tuesday.
v Mrs.'R. R. Ramsey; of Walnut
' was visitine her sister. Mrs. P. A
McElroy Sunday. :
The following .young men mo
t tored to ' Asheville on business
Monday; 'I Lawrence McElroy, Ted
McKinnev. Leslie Pavi . Thomas
Davis, Wayne Farmer and L,
DeSoto White. ;
If s
Ex Sheriff Cole of Madison Co ,
now livinn in Del d'o, Tenn., who
went to John Hopkins . hospital
Baltirnore.jsome time ago is now at
home and last report he was get
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iULjiJ' L..y U Li Lj Li U J L
3 I a. . - 1 if
ting along nicely. His many Mad
ison county friends wiil be glad to
hear of this. .'
. Mrs. N. J: i lance, of 'Hot
Springs, was visiting in Marshal
Tuesday.
News-Record and. the many
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jonah
Tweed , sympathize with them, in
the illness of their son, Lester
Tweed, about 14 years old who
has' pneumonia. We afc glad he is
haxina Buch irood attention and
hope he may, soon be well.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey White
. were up from Hot Springs, Sunday
visiting relatives.
Mr. Jasper Ebbs from Spring
. Creek, has been in Marshall for a
few days.
' Mr. Wiley Roberts, . of , Little
Pine, was a Marshall visitor this
,week.
, The little daughter of Mr. and
' Mrs.'E A. Tweed, (who is running
the restaurent at thetfepot) has
been real sick for a few weeks, but
is improving now, . '
Dr. J. S. Mitchener of the BureatJ
, of Medical .Inspection of Schools
was a visitor in Marshall Tuesday
of this week. The purpose of Dr.
Mitchener's visit was to plan wilh
our County Board of Health for, a
tonsil and adenoid clinic that isjo
be conducted in Madison County
sometime this suminer probably
during the month of August. The
State Board of Health proposes to
send U9n one of its traveling hos
pltals consisting of eight trained
nurses, thirty' beds, and all other
necessary equipment for conduct
ing a clinic. They also sendsVs a
Burgeon who is an 'expert in thej
line of tonsils and adenoids, y A
' physician, to be eligible for this
work, must have specialized in this
field of work and, , in addition to
this, hemust have had at least
three years .of experience in the
work. This assures us ' that the
Work willj be done by. one who
knows his business. There will be
a- char g e of . $12 50 .for the
operation. V T , '
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Mr. Clyde B. Austin and Mr. Ber
nard, tobacco dealers of Greenville,
Tenn., arid Mr. Donaldson of the R. J.
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Reynolds Tobacco Co., will hold meet
ings: for the Farmers of Mars Hill, Sat
urday morning. April 21st, at lo
o'clock, and Marshall at Court House
at 1:30 p. m Saturday in the intepest
of the tobacco industry. ? ;
These meetings will be for thepur-
pose of assisting our Farmers in the
raising of better, tobacco . and jByery-
one interested in the tobacco industry
should attend. ,
"The county board of education
shall adviae with the committee
of each district before the May
budget is prepared, and seek such
information as may be helpfull
in planning; the work for the. en-
nulnjf year in providing; the num
ber and grade of teachers- needed
and the" amount needed to thoro
ughly eauiD the school' buildine
or buildings in the district."
In obedience to this section of
the law. the County Board of
Education has decided to call al
of the school committeemen of
the county together in Marshal
on Saturday, April 28th at 10.00
A. M. It is yery important that
every man or women who served
as a committeemen during this
year be pecsent at the. meeting,
Your presence will have; a great
leal t do in determining grade
of teachers and llte'k.ind of school
you will have next year. Let us
meet 100 per cent strong. '
We not only invite the commit
tee but every man or woman who
s- interested in having better
schools. This means both par
ents and teachers. We are ex
pecting to have several hundred
people here on that day. This Is,
perhaps, the first opportunity
thftt the parents of Madison
County have ever had in coming
rosrether to .plan for their own
schools. Let us make it a day U
oe remembered by all of the peo
ple of the county. We can do n
f vou will only come ont and
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hely us. Parents this is vooi
day,; .make the most of it. v0 ;
Citizens of ' Madison County,
tre you satisfied with the way
vour money has been spent ror
schools? Are you satisfied with
the.kind of schools you have
been having? Have we given you
just the kind of school that you
want? If not, then come to Mar
shall on. Saturday,. April 28th,
nd sav so. We are going to
give you a cnance w say just
what you think. Come and say it.
We are expecting to nave a
Band to give ns some good
music. We will also have some
short talks by some of ohr lead-
ag teachers and committeemen.
But. don t forget that we are
going to arrange a 'place' on tb
program for any persoq who is
nterested to have bis say ? Will
you come? V
t; HOMES HEW, 7
!- Superintondnt
Madison County Schools.
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Report ot The Condition of
THE BANK OF FRENCH BROAD
At Marshall, in the Sute of North
Carolina, it the close of -busfness
April 3rd, 1923.
Resources r
Loans and discounts. ..... ,$330,8S8.25
Demand Loans. ....... ... . . K.OSU.OO
Overdrafts secured and unse
cured...... 217 10
All other Stock Mortgages B . "12,000.00
Banking House and Fixtures.. 6,427.84
All other real estate owned. ?3,'2M. 30
Cash and due from Banks. . 79,200.22
Cash Items, .v...;: .;. . . f,fri.8
Checks for clearing .....L.;. 1,J67,.69
,Total..V...
Liabilities
Capital stock pnld In ..,., .
Surplus fund...............
Undivided ProUfs.
Bills Payable.....:..........
Deposits Due Banks, Bankers
r , and Trust Companies
Deposits subject to check. ... 172,724 58
Demand Certlflc's of Deposit 2;?2,539.19
Cashier's Checkxmtstanding l,362.:fti
$482,427.29
. 25,OOQ,00
. 40,000.00
.. 4326.69
0,474.47
; Total . . . ., ... . .. . . . ,. .$182,427.2,5
STATE OF NO R T U CARO
LINA C-e-u n t y of Madison',
April 14th. 1923 . v
I, W. B. Ramsey, Cashier of the a'love
named Bank, do solemnly swear ; that
the above statement is , true to the
best of my' knowledge and belief.
. . W. B. RAMSEY, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 14th day of April 1923.
' ' A. W. WHITEHURST
' : Notary Public.
Correct Attest: " 1
FRAN ROBERTS, .
- ROYL. GUDGER, s
J. J.- REDMON,' '
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Great School Rally
County Superintendent Henry js
laying plans for a great rally in the
Fall and wants to get II the tea
chers and pupils and backers of the
schools out for that day. It should
come. one -; day 'of . the Fair and
would add a great deal to the crowd
and make it worth while as school
day. However no move has been
made for a Fair and so the Super
intendent is going a head with bis
own arrangments. ,,' v - .; . . ;. , " ,
The schools of Madison County
have many pupils and if all the pu
pils and well wishers. might come in
for this marshalled by the -school
committees and teachers it would
show up well. Of course there will
be contests and addresses and ; a
general rally. . We hope that this
may be arranged and that it .may
be a great success.
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Firestone Prices on Fabric and Cord Passenger
Car Tires and Tubes, also Solid and Pneumatic
Truck Tires Will Advance ROay 1st
The postponement of this price revision :v
Is possible only because of our realization .
.of the price danger in the British Crude.
Rubber Restriction Act which became
effective November 1, 1922. We were -fortunate
in our rubber purchases before
the Restriction Act increased the price of .
. crude rubber 150.
. We have always endeavored to cham
pion' the cause of better made tires de
livered at lowest cost to the tire user tj
economic manufacturing and distribu
tion And we are glad of the opjKrtun- ',
hy to gjve the car-owner the additional V
saving at this time.
Firestone Cords embody certain special )
processes which result iiLtheir producing ;
mileage records, heretofore unheard-of
in the industry. Among the more im
portant of these superior methods are
blending, tempering, air-bag cure and
double gam-dipping.
Firestone Dealers are co-operating
with -us in our movement to supply your
needs at present prices as long as their
stoek lasts and we have advised . our
dealers t&at we wffl eKgpl'them with
additional dree this month1 only ao far
as our output wOl permit. .
Bee Ale nearest Firestone Dealer.
Purchase a set of these Gum-Dipped
Cords. Prove ' for, yourself their re
markable mileage advantages and easy
riding qualities. .
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MARSHALL MOTOR COMPANY
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EUIUDERS SUPPLY COMPANY
Notice of Dissolution of
Partnerships . ,
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Notice . is hereby given that
the partnership between us the
uhdersi2nedN. B. McDevittCo.
and Thos. J. Murray carrying on
business as wholesale grocers at
Marshall, N, G. under the stvle
or firm name of N. B. McDevitr
Cb., wa3 on the 9th day . of Mvl
1923 d;ssolved by mutual con-
entt and that the' tusiness in
f 'Mrl Ti-iH Vn . .it'i I .A am k
will pay and discharge of debts
and Mobilities and receive all
money 8 'payable to the said firm
This the , 9th day of March,
1923
' ' THOS. .1. MUttRAY.
Dr. J. N.MOORE
Has ' Moved His Office Up
Over Grover C Redmons
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