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DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK?
E. Lapsing Ray, President
and Editor of thel St. lmj
Globe-Democrat, says: Did
you ever stop to think of the
responsibility which the indus
trial and commercial firms are
assuming in this day and age
to help make life more livable ?
"Their duty does not end
With the manufacture of the
products which they make. It
takes them still further into the
task of educating the world to
the proper and profitable use
of those products.
"Tioro ia a firm making, let
us say, an appliance for use m
offices. Not content with mere
ly turning this appliance out
upon an indifferent market,
this firm invests large sums of
money in advertising to demon
strate to executives the need
of the product in their work.
"Here, it seems to me, adver
of its most
important tasks. It shows how
From BLUFF
Miss Mae Finley, Mrs. Lillie Lank
ford and son, Dean, spent Saturday
.light with Miss Rosa Waldroup.
Mr. and Mrs. JUdd waiaruup u
,oii iii.rpn. Messrs. .Obie,
Hubert and Thelmer Waldroup. Miss
es Mae Finley, Rosa waiaroupanu
Mrs. Lillie Lankford and son, Dean,
.oiofivaa oh fireeneville. Tenn
VIBIICU ,
Sunday and reported a nice time.
Several people irom diuh
ed singing at Bethel Sunday P. M.
Mrs Ethel Henderson and chil
dren from Balfour, N. C., are visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. L.
Waldroup. T n
Mr. Dan Finley of Balfour, N. C,
s spending this week with home
folks. . , .
Mr. Castel Henderson iook supp
with Mr. Thelmer Waldroup Satur-
j r Hip
Miss Rosa Waldroup spent Friday
night with Miss Ruby Waldroup.
nuv shmilps. Fred and
Iva Henderson and Howard Finley
Rnlfnur. N. U.. was in diuu
. i
Messrs. Hubert. Obie, Willie, and
Thelmer Waldroup, Misses " ! ...
i... r,,o Wo.lHrniin. Mrs. Lame
t a nn motored to Hot
iannj-uiu o
springs Buiurimj. ,
ti.. r the News-Record;
DCM. m lain ---- 7 , -
also the Office Kat, hoping to see the
O. K.'s real picture soon.
RECTOR'S CHAPEL
ir: Tknlmo PrpftsmAn of Blaclt
Mountain was visiting Mrs. John E,
t loaf hirnoir PTlfl.
XVCVWi. won i. ww -
- Mra Tjpwis Reems were
mi. - .
visiting her father and motner mr.
. j FnADt Krtnprsnn nui uov.
Mr TTu,hev Shelton ol
New Jersey were visiting his father
and mother Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shelton
and returned to tneir nome iw
Mr WaHe Shelton went back
auu
Rev. Henry Revis of Spartanburg,
o r m-paeh at Rector's Chapel
Saturday night and Sunday.
iMSsses Katherine Shelton and Liz
zie Shelton were visiting Mr. and Mrs
Joe Bishop Monday evening.
Mr. J. P. Rector of this place died
Saturday evening about 5 o ciock.
He was laid at rest in the Rector
Chapel cemetery Sunday anemuu..
i o .OA 'i.l- Thprp was a
large crowd of friends and relati.ves
6 . . ., 1 1 Tirtll hp
attended tne iuneia,.
greatly missed in this community.
Most farmers of this section are
getting along fine with their work.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shelton and
tAO daughters, Lizzie and Katherine,
. j,t li n ,i Afl. anI ivi rs.
. croaKei. iiv Mr. John t,nanaier aim
in the contrary, he is avoided as j Bish mot0red to Jupitf' S?J-
hpratelv seeK m aay mgui. - , .
line would avoid the plague., er, Mrs rTreZ
Remember that every con nu-: . -.;Tmproving.
merchants, the institutions
who first devise new and use
ful things for us all, and then
go a step further, and show us
why we; need them and how
we may possess and use them.
Luke Lea, Publisher of the
Nashville, (Tenn.) Tennessee-
an, says:
That your own community
and your own states possesses
advantages that no other com
munity or state can claim, it
they have disadvantages, so
Anaa ouprv other section In tne
world. There is no communi
ty where life in all respects is
Unol K11T. IT VOU Will
a fair and honest comparison
jf nmn rnmmunitv with
that of any other you will us
ually find that its attractions
far outweigh its disadvantages
and that Ahe latter frequently
sink into insignificance when
contrasted with other placed
There is no place m mtmeii.
fir &n.mieat TltlP9rt9tl
in a
una,
lashinq acceleration
TU, POACH
595
Rloa....,525
'595
675
Th Sport $QE
Caap.
Sodn
important tasKis. it suu-. inere is no pic ---new
inventions may be used to .,.fe for the pessimist or the
. tn oliminate i i M nna wnuld deli-
waste, to minimize erroi
Rrinrt. to increase efficiency.
"You have, seen this same
process applied to various pha
ses of living. You have seen
the advertising of flour and
tracts directed to home-makers
in order that they may be
taught new and better methods
of preparing delicious meals.
"Vi hvp seen the adver-
ivu . " " ,,
IbU Landau.. '
THcSwlan CQC
DeliTery
545
with C.b. ODV
All prtca J- o. b.
factory, Flint,
Michigan
COMPARE the dellv.
ercd price u well m
the lilt price in con
sidering automobile
value. Chevrolet',
delivered price, in
clude onlv reasonable
charge, for delivery
and financing.
Among all the delightful
performance characteris
tics of the Outstanding
Chevrolet none it creat
ing more widespread en
thusiasm than its thrilling
speed and flashing acceler
ation! The great new six-cylinder
valve-inrhead engine re
sponds to the accelerator
with an eagerness that is
literally amazing. Touring
speeds are negotiated with
such smooth, silent, effort
less ease that you almost
forget there's a motor un
der the hood. And when
the throttle is opened wide
the pace is faster than the
most experienced driver
would care to maintain!
Back of this exceptional
performance is a brilliant
array of engineering ad
vancementstypified by a
high-compression, non
detonating cylinder head . . .
automatic acceleration
pump ... hot-spot manifold
... semi-automatic spark
control ... and a heavier
crankshaft, statically and
dynamically balanced.
Come in and drive this car.
Learn for yourself, at the
wheel, that no other car
can approach it in the
price range of the four!
a Six in the price range of the fourl
MARSHALL CHEVROLET COMPANY
MARSHALL, . C
...u " i. worth livng slle s XTZ WBB the ruest
miy wiicxc . Mr. dimw o,lav
and people are successful """ of Miss tt.atnenne onc...
been buildec I upon , fath ajd Uft
optimism. Without tnese av Ust few ,eekSj
tributes there would be no pro-. J tner
greSS in this world. Mrs. Fred Springer 'has been visit-
K ;a.r.,int trie dreamer ,w v,Pr mother and father, Mr. and
tve seen tne auv-i Uv nut . -- - .,"- v p.t.
tisine of educational institu- nor be unkin a t o wows miIJ1J-Ro-ineo FerguBon wm visiting
tSns designed to stimulate, in! project things that are beyond M"- Mr, Robert Teague last
nous uca e j? omhifinn :w n r comDrehenBion. inej
u aw n I Air 1 1 III H 1 1 . 1. 1 1 auiwviv i . u x .11 . r v i , v a- T7- i- U
Tntt Widen hours for , prosperity and contouea we u j -Hira, Rector
self -improvement.
"Study carefully the mes
sages of thee modern teach
ersthe manufacturers, the
From SEXTON
BROWN CHEVROLET COMPANY
ASSOCIATE DEALERS
HOT SPRINGS, N. C.
QUALITY
AT LOW COST
nrosoenty anu cuuwuuwi . Mrs. nuam - -
beine of our community, our !eline shelton were vtug Mrs. Will
Being ui. ... j Ac, Toin Mnndav afternoon.
State and our Wawu.c'u; Mrs. Joe Bishop was visiting Mrs.
very largely upon faith ana en- Ernest Roberson Monday.
Rn;.Dm Kathleen Gandler, Mary
-"U0'00" Roberts, Helen and Nell Rector. LH-
rowd attended. IjiLKd. sSfiSFtoSS
Dr. and Mrs. J. 0 Rice , d son. Kaftan. d Ltf Branch
... !J. O-, Junior, w ' las the guest of his son, Mr. joe
Mrs. R. M. Sams and two children ; Hunter and Joe Sams cut Bishop last week.
Edna and Joe, and Ira Hunter went . Monday Mr j, B. Rect0r has returned from
to Flat Creek Monday to pick cher- a Hunter and Mr. Til- Johnson City, Tenn.
Mae Eller spent Tuesday ' ' arT doi some painting this j y,o; i-
weeic in , mak!ng her home at Marsnan
Mr. and .Mrs. T. A. Silver and two j Mr Fortner.
children were visiting mrs. ou.
mother. Mrs. . W. Keith. Sunday.
ries.
uioa .
: Ul, .T f Ripe
Miss Florence Buckner visited
Miss Agnes Bishop Sunday. 1
iMiss Ollie Sams and Mr. Hubert
Davis went motoring Sunday.
Miss Edna Sams and Dr. J. O. Rice
went to see Theoria Roberts and
found her doing spleniidly.
Mr'. R. M. Sams purchased a new
"May Tap" electric washing machine.
Miss Sallie Hunter left Monday
morning for Asheville to r-nd Ce
cil's Business College to take a bus
iness course.
The article inserted in the paper
lay Tap" elect wasmng ma i- - , " and Mr Hu-
Mi.i rHni nnrt III ie Sams, escuii- wiieie i.xiao ...
Pd bv Mr Orville Fisher and J. C. bert Davis chaperoned by "";
Bradley ni snt to meeting at Jupiter nie Metcalf were seen out riding
VrUlav nite eeks ago was untrue. Mrs. Met-
Mrs. R. M. Sams held singing at calf wa5 their guest, not their chap-
her home Saturday nite. A large eron.
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From CREWE, VA.
We are glad to report that Mr.
Ellis Sams is improving now.
Miss Ernestine unsiuiu .FC..
Saturday night with Miss Vern Luns-
ford. . , rn-
Miss Vada Lewis ana Mr.
Hi- oi Mra uovie juenii,
,am5;. V, "Tp Hardv and
Wesley Lewis visited at Crystal Lake
Sunday afternoon.
i Avcru Rogers ol
Tennessee spent last week , with Mrs.
Rogers parents, Mr. ana mr. .m-""-
Mrs. Effie Lewis and children and
ir.n T.nvA and Miss Fushia
Tweed viUited Mrs. Earl OittingJ.r
Mr. Spurgeon Rice was visiting in
Charlotte county Sunday.
Mr. Marvin Lunsford was the guct
. . T n riH h thfi WH'CU VI
and Mr. Sam Nunnally of HopewcU,
tr. n t Mr. ana jirs. .
Sams' Wednesday evening.
unirJa t.n the News-Ke
cord and plenty of fish and frogs for
Mr. Office K.at s ainner.
From SANDY MUSH
x va c Kintr were at home
from the camps Sundayv
i a t Milio. ia still on his va-
cation and Mr. Roy Roberson is car
rying the mail.
Mr, and Mrs. L D. Black gave an
ice cream party at their home Satur-
?TliT.-v ,t.A WAnle Ball twere
motoring with Robert Wells Sunday.
Blanche woney. esie i-p
Blanche King, Phebt Jones w
Ingle were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Ban sunaay., - .
Mr Paul McElreath, Pheba Jones,
Lloyd Suttles. Eunice Worley were
motoring sunaay.
iMlr, Roy Caldwell and Miss Pansy
Price of Tiirjcey Creek were here
Sunday. .i ' i.
Rath BW!, PhU Jones, were she
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ingle
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Black had as
their guest Saturday night Miss
Maude Bonham. .
Mr. Wade Worley and L,ewis wor
ley motored to Detroit Monday.
Mr. Wallace woriey ivaipn nuntj ,
left Sandy Mush to go to Canton on I
last Sunday. ( I
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse nooerson wcjc ,
the giuests of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Fer-
guson Sunday. , j
QVliss Lue Ball caugnier oi mr. wu
Mrs. J. H. Ball, attended b. b. at
Payne's Chapel Sunday. !
Mrs. Flora Duckett went to Ashe
ville Saturday on business.
Mr. Fred Black cauea on miss
Daisy Duckett Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Kerrrait LiucKew accompamcu
Miss Vfprmie Ball from the Ice cream
supper Saturday night.
Mr. Curtis lngie 10m wuney ton
ed on Grace and Gladys iMcciream
Sunday. J , .,
Mr. and Mrs. L,. l,. Jones anu tun-
dren have had a serious case ol tne
mumps. . ...
Miss Blanche King was visiting
Miss Cleo Ingle Monday evening.
From Laurel Seminary
TWo will be a fifth Sunday meet-
in at Laurel Seminary, Sunday,
June 30th. We hope there will be
a large crowd and plenty oi dinner.
Mr. Arthur Whitehurst was on the
Franklin Branch Friday.
Mr. Ralph Hensley of South Caro
lina is making his home on Franklin
Branch.
Mia Ka,t Franklin called on Miss
May Franklin Sundav night.
Mr. Tom Tweed was me
Miss Nellie Franklin bunaay.
c v Frnnkl:n. Blanco and I
. .J ' ,
Miss Wavel Franklin were in tol.vn on
business Saturday.
Mr. Emir.ett Thomas and Arlie
Those who attended the decoration
:n Revere Sunday weje Mrs. Luther
Ramsey, Miss Wavel.- Nellie. Faye,
ViwHn-a. EUa and Sue Franklin,
Charlotte and Martha Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Taft onanaiey spent
Sotnnhiv niirht with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Franklin. . . .
Mr. Everett Klce was at me num.
Of Mr. S. V. Franklin Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Chanaiey ana
tr,nv Xnrmr with her mother. Mrs. a.
V. .Franklin Sunday.
Mr. anfl mrs. v. m. t
Hlnncr snieits of Mr. and Mrs. Kd
Franklin Sunday. ,
Miss Charlotte KODinson u
n ioinin her brother, Mr. Carl
Robinson in Michigan.
- Mr. ana Mrs. Jim Kice ana son ui
D4w Drop visited Mr. and Mrs. S. V.
Franklin Sunday morning.
Mrs. Ellen wainn ana inmuj
dinner with Mrs. Muucie Gentry Sua-
4th of July in Greeneville, Ter.n.
Mr. Ralph Hensley spent Sunday
night with Eugene Franklin.
Misses Charlotte Robinson, Wavel
and Nellie Franklin and Tom Tweed
were at Belva Sunday.
Mr. Fermon Franklin spent Satur
day night with his sister, Mrs. Mar
tha Chandley.
I Mr. Arthur Stanton of Tennessee
; was here Monday.
Patterson Franklin called on Phil
' lip Franklin Sunday night.
Mrs. Lessie Norton and family
' spent Sunday night with her parents
I Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Franklin.
Mr. Everett Rice. Luther Ramsey,
i Grover and Taft Chandley motored
to Greeneville, Tenn., Sunday.
Miss Mav Franklin spent Sunday
night with Mrs. Clara Chandley.
I Miss Reva Frsnklin called on Miss
j Willie Franklin Monday night.
I Eugene Franklin called on Ralph
Hensley Monday,
j Mr. and Mrs. Susong of Midway,
Tenn., were in this section Sunday.
! Miss Robena Ramsey spent Monday
night with M ss W:llie rranKiin
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rice spent Sat
urday night with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Rice of Dew Drop.
"r?. Ella Franklin is spending a
,vhile with her sister. Mrs. J. W.
Barnes of Hot Springs.
We are sorry that the darned old
Office Cat isn't going to print his
picture for we have been waiting so
long to see what a good looking cat
he is.
DOGGETT GAP
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Freeman
and son were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Freeman last week end.
I Mr. H .W .Freeman made a busi
j ness trip to Marshall Monday.
I " " T rank Davis was visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Free
j mtn.
I Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pressley took
i c nnar with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
j Plemmons Sunday.
I Merlin Plemmons and four broth
i ;ii passed through here in a new
I Ford last Sunday.
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