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Marshall, N. C, Oct. 4, 1929 THE HEWS-RECORD fifth pa HflMMnfMffWffnffflmmfMfff(fMlfMMfJffHMMMHfWfff I t JLOOAJD AND PERSONAL Vffffffff(MiWfitnJMWWfflIWMrWfMlfWfffMfnMf gniijgSItj ;and JNfear; Marshal s aaaaaaaaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaawaamaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaz ' Dr. and Mrs. DeWitt Austin, or Charlotte, spent last week-end wltn her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. West. ' Mrs. George Fortner left Tuesday lor Ocean View, Va., to be with her sons, Mr. B. G. Fortner and Mr. C. F. Fortner and family, after visiting friends and relatives in Marshall and Asheville for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Story attended the Fair in Knoxville last Friday, re turning home Saturday. . Miss Annie Pearl Tatum. Miss Iva Young, Miss Mar Lisenbee and Miss Ethel 1 Enelish. teachers at Beech Glenn wede in Marshall last Satur- Durham. Mrs. Pegram will also re- day, is.- Mr.; part of day they worked, they made a wonderful improvement in the running of a car on one side of the street. Our recent experience bump ing over the holes makes us appre ciate the improvement. However, the rebound will have its .dangers, as motorists will wish to drive faster now than ever, and some child may be hit. ' Clyde Brown of Ivy was in town last Saturday.' Mr.vClyne Guthrie of the Laurel "Branch section left Sunday after noon for Detroit, Mich., where he may locate.. His wife and baby ac companied him to Marshall. The .Woman's Bible Class met at the home of Mrs. Bowman on Thurs day at 3:00 P. M. Mr. and Mr. G. F. Purkey of Mor ristown were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Purkey the latter part of last week. Both families spent Satur : day at) Lake Lure and Chimney Rock. ' - - The Marshall school had to sus pend : operations, Wednesday and Thursday 6f this week on account of the water in the basement preventing heating the ' building. The unusual fl0OdS.aU over tneCOumry were iii nUooa. nt half so bad as in a large area of the United Starts. All the PROMINENT MADISON turn, if her dad has his way about it Mr. L. M. McEwen is spending this week tn West Asnevuie making ; arations lor the opening oi his new store there. . He was accompanied by Mr. Charles S. Rector. Miss Clem Rector has been not quite well enough for several days to attend school. Patching the holes in the pavement on Main Street in Marshall began with a vim last Monday morning, and would no doubt be by this time a finished project, had it not been for the storms that continued for two days and more. However, in the MARSHALL P. T. A. TO MEET TUESDAY The Marshall Parent-Teacher As sociation will meet Tuesday, after noon if the weather is good, other wise it will meet Wednesday after noon,. It was rained out last Tues day, when the regular meeting was scheduled. Don't forget the date many Tuesday, 0:t. 8, 3:30 P. M. . .CHURCH Announcement iPrayer meeting Wednesday eve ning, 7;3LP, M. ... i The Woman's Bible Cltfss met at the home of Mrs. Bowman on ThurS- -l D .A A Tl If -: The ladies of . the Presbyterian church will serve a chicken dinner , on next Saturday, Oct.. 6,' at 12 o'clock noon, and an Oyster supper the same day at 6 P. M. in the new Sprinkle Shelton Building. Everybody invited. Next Sunday will be "Go t o Church" Sunday at the Presbyterian church. -J Every member and all who ever attend the church are urged to come. Let us see how many we can get out at both services, 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. The sermon subject for the 11 A. M. hour of worship will be "The Pleasures of Hope." "Why We Go To Church" will be the eve ning topic. Come and see. WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES CITIZEN HERE south-eastern states were under wa ter practically, much damage 'Deing reported irom r lonaa, ueorgia, nu pjRpnr-sl.tative T B McDevitt. the Carolina. . Raleigh was cut off , Representative JN, d. Jttcuevrtt, both by highway and railway to one of the leading business men and some extent. If some way could be politician extraordinary, of Madison devised to prevent water in the-base- 'County, was a .business visitor in Ba- ment oi xne manumit bkuuu. kersville Wednesday, ajid of course. T it has beSTthis week and ! he couldn't afford to "side-step" an once or twice last year. The build-( old pal, and therefore he with our ing was in no danger of being dam- friend, Walter Berry, ambled into aged, unless, of course, the rains had our ,ack, to shake and tell us the continued much longer and harder; , ffom M Madi which has but the school could not run without , . , . heat, which was impossible with w- been a political storm center for a ter and mud in the basement? Is good many moons, and our informa there no way this can be prevented! tion j8 that Mac has been right in the Mrs. W. H. Morrow, deputy grand middle of turbulent fracas, and usu niatron of the twelfth district, order all he emerged fir8t best, showing fT3ZK5& m, heM the popularity in which he is in West Asheville Thursday night. iheld. He's a great fellow, and we Miss May Worley is teaching at hop a his shadow may never grow Carmen. suDDlvinsr for Miss Ramsey, less. Bakersville Banner. who resigned Miss Clemmie Casey is planning to have her class attend the Cherokee Indian Fair next week, possibly next Friday This Fair will be October 8. 9, 10, and 11. Some people may have this ? fair confused with the a t Girls! Here's A Tip For You All over the world Kruschen Salts rwAeJ TCountv Fair which is being li appealing to girls and women mho feMi.w Fair is held at the Indian Reservation -" " " iMrs R.; A. KehlosS is expected to 1 attractiveness that every woman return Saturday from a visit to her Possesses. daughter, MRobt. Pegram, WJZMFlZ of hot water before breakfast. I Be sure and do this every morning I for "It's the little daily dose that takes off the fat." Don't miss Attend the Men's Bible Class t tie BAPTIST CHURCH Marshall, N. Cr- EVERY SUNDAY MORNING at 9t4S ' Visitor has had so many inquiries on wedding- anniversaries, also the gem for each month, that we publish them again. Cut them out for fu ture use. Firsts Cotton. Second Paper. Third Leather. Fourth Fruits and flowers. Fifth Wooden. Sixth Sugar. Seventh- Woolen. Eighth India rubber. Ninth Willow. Tenth Tin. Eleventh Steel. Twelfth Silk and fine linen. Thirteenth Lace. Fourteenth Ivory. Fifteenth Crystal. Twentieth China. Twenty-fifth Silver. Thirtieth Pearl. Fortieth Ruby. Fiftieth Golden. Seventy-fifth Diamond. A Gem for Each Month January Garnet: Symbol of power. February-Amethyst: Symbol of pure love. March Bloodstone: Symbol of cour- i IS The Red Wing Sample Shoes and Boots for Men and Boys are here, also Genuine U. S. Army Shoes for men, Why not come early and be ready for the bad weather that's coming. KEEP FEET DRY AND STAY WELL. OR If it) Dress Shoes you want, then FLORSHEIMS are in a class to themselves made and sold to the Man or Boy who CARES! Ladies' Ready-to-wear. Yes, I have the largest line I have ever shown, and at prices never before offered in Marshall. We guarantee to save you money. WHY PAY MORE? age. April Diamond: Symbol of purity. May Emerald : Symbol of immortal- June Agate: Symbol of health, long life. July Ruby: Symbol of charity. ; August Sardonyx :Syimbol oi happi .i ness. J September-Sapphire: Symbol o4 constancy.'. - . . October Opal: Symbol of hope. Army Riding Pants $1.50 Army Raincoats $3.50 Men's 14 lb. U. Suits 90 Men's Blue Serge Suits ..$13.50 Men's Double-back Shirts .75 Boys' Heavy All Wool Pull-Over Sweaters $1.50 Boys' Heavy All Wool Lumber Jack 2.25 Boys' Heavy Part Wool Lumber Jack 1.65 Best 4-yd. Domestic, yd. Indian Head Linen all colors, yd. .10 .30 REMEMBER, you can buy Red Wing Sample Shoes and Boots for exactly wholesale cost. WHY PAY MORE? G. L. Mc Opposite Citizens Bank K inmey Marshall, N. C. wmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmamamauammmmm JUST AS THE DOCTOR; .': . PRESCRIBED.. ACCURACY in filling ' Prescription is our spe- . cialty. And with fresh j : and pure stock to draw on. we give you the very , , best in medicine, pills or j powders. ', -. ' morning, xne n.ruscnen non iuesn. that every particle of poisonous waste matter and harmful acids ana gages are expelled from the system. -At the same time the stomach, liv er, kidneys and bowels are toned up and the mire, fresh blood containing Nature's six life-giving salt3 are car ried to every organ, gland, nerve ana fibre of the body and this is followed by "that Kruschen feeling" of ener getic health and activity that is re flected in bright eyes, clear skin, cheerful vivacity and charming figure. Get an 85c bottle of Kruschen Salts at the Marshall Pharmacy or any drug lne9 2 mnnths with the Q1S- timrt understanding that you must be satisfied .with results or money dsck. Adv. (HCPNPER The? ladies of the " Presbyterian church "will Serve a chicken dinner op next Saturday,- Oct. 6, at 12 o'clock noon, and an oyster supper the same day at 6 P. M. in the new Sprinkle Shelton Building. Everybody invited; J '. GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY . i 1 1 m i church. MoYt Rnndav will be "Go t 0 Church" Sunday at the Presbyterian 4 PROMPT SERVICE j " "ALWAYS 1' PRICES LOW AS THE' ' LOWEST! Phone us your needs. THE MARSHALL PIIARLIACY , lUrtl all, 11. C ; Results of variety tests with wheat during the past six years are given S in Asrronomv Information Circular 80 which may be had free of charge 5 (on application to-C B. Williams, ' State College, Raleigh. " SI . ' - - - earth T Wilie Round. ... "'-Teacher How do yoo know , it's r?WUlie Al right, ft's square, Uien; FACTS ABOUT PRESIDENTS i aon t want to atari any rg-uuieiiw i November-Topaz: Symbol of friend ship. December Turquoise : Symbol o f prosperity. Sovereign Visitor. Did You Ever Know (By Fred E. Kank.l) Did you ever know a painter who never patets his own house, a doctor who never takes his own medicine, a preaching, a teacher who never own preaching, a teacher who nevei( follows his own teachings, a banker who trusts his own bank, a paper hanger who paints his walls, a" garage man who uses a bicycle, a druggist his own rirofits. a general merchant who clothes and feeds his Awn familv. a dentist who cannot fix his own teeth, a barber who cannot cut his own hair, a manicurist who never polishes her fingernails, an ad-vc-Hsincr man who never writes his own advertising, a bottler who never drinks his own soft drinks, a lawyer who hires other lawyers to deiena Viim a hntehpr who eats the leftovers, a laundryman who has an electric washer in his own basement, a cleaner and dyer who does his own cleaning at home, a foreman who bosses him self, a woman who doesn't boss her husband, a child that doesn't boss its mother, an architect who never designs his own home, a baker who never eats his own cakes, a coal mer chant who has an oil burner in his house, a florist who never has flow ers in his own home, a grocer who eats his" -own i groceries, a, hatter who doesn't wear a hat, an ice cream manufacturer who doesn't eat his own ice cream, an insurance agent who doesn't carry any insurance, a jeweler who doesnt wear jewels, a lumber merchant who lives in a stone house,' a music merchant who has no music in his own home, an optician who doesn't wear glasses, photographer who hasn't a picture of vi 1 a otlni mhn wears ready made clothes, a - tobacco i merchant who doesn't smoke, or a writer does n't read what he writes? well, then, you mow tne w. my son! .- - ' -tr speeches in that language. ' Washington died in the last year of the century, the last month of the year, the last day of the week and the last hour of the day. 'John Adams and Thomas Jefferson child $14.40 per colored child) which shows that each year we are spending a large sum of money for which full value is not received due to the fact that so many children are absent each day during the school year, and died on the same day July 4, 1826. v are not taking advantage of the op- The Pathfinder vonr husband? ' Vilma Why should I? ' I get my. ter m bis name. alimony on time every month. ,. -x.-, , The Pathfinder. Jefferson's last words were: "This is the Fourth of July." Adams: "Thom as Jefferson still lives." Zachary Taylor never voted or held an; office until elected president. John Adams lived to be 90 long er than any other president. A. Slice. Eight" was Benjamin Harrison's lucky number. He was nominated on the eighth ballot, elected in 1888, and there were eight letters in his first and last names. It requires 13 letters to spell Woodrow Wilson and Herbert Hoov er. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson were signers of the Declaration of Independence. 'Washington and Madison were signers of the constitution. TWO MORE WIN $5 GOLD PIECES Quite a crowd attended the prize giving last Saturday by the 4-in-one sale now in progress by the four Marshall firms advertising in this paper. This time the lucky ones were Joe Fortner, of Walnut Creek and C. B. Reese, of Alexander. A month ago the winners were Reagan McDevitt and Don Fisher. Who will be the next?., ' ATTENDANCE OF : SCHOOL IN r MADISON : !:' 3 1 !'7 Realizing the importance of regular attendance in our schools, not J&nly from the point of , view of the wel fare of the child, but also from an economical standpoint, the Division of School Attendance of the State Board portunities provided for them. Since the number of teachers per mitted by the state equalizing board is based upon the average daily at tendance, the county is forcel-to pay for extra teachers to care for the situ ation caused by poor attendance. Due to the low average attendance hi our schools last year, this county em ployed and paid from local funds 12 extra teachers, at a cost, according to the state average, of over $900 each. This if every school child ia the county was kept in school regularly. In increasing our average daily - tendance we will not only be giving the children of our county the oppor : tunities which are rightfully theirs, but also lessening the burden of the local tax payers. Citizens Bank MARSHALL and HOT SPRINGS, N. C. This is the Bank that SERVICE Built. TRY IT. Franklin Pierce was the 14th pres- M.nt His initial letters stand for 14th president. There were 14 let-" or Fubitc weuare nas xurnisneq me l' V. . ; . ... . .. J" 1.1. xoiiowing miormauon regaramg- uw MacTifht I read a fine story in a magasine the other day.- . ; MacMean -So you've ben to the dentist's again, have you? 'v . . . ,- .-y, ; The Pathfinder. " m ' ... i ' Ham How was business in Paris? Bone Not so good, Jake. Ham Any of the girls ask for me? ' Bone Oh, business -wasn't that badl . . ' int ratnnnaer. Tinn1n was the ' first uresident school attendance in Madison County".. that wore a beard. - . The figures Include both white! and Grant was the first to wear a mous- colored schools. ? tache. - ' : ; -1 According to the records of 1928-' The five presidents were men who 29, 5,896 children were enrolled in lived during the Revolutionary war. ; the schools in this county. , Of that . Buchanan was the only real bach- pumber 4.B61 were present each day, elor president we have had. nd 1,335 were abent every day dur Oeveland was a bachelor when he Ing the school year. The per capita became president, but soon married. : cost for instructional service for last ' Garfield was well versed in German 7ear is noi avauaoie ous m and . made a number of political :his county spent $20.78 per white It's Up To You-Dad" TCTDUCATION is the first step- ping stone to Success. Op portunity the second. The young man or woman, properly prepared mentally, is 100, per cent better equipped to tackfo Life 's problems than he or she who is handicap ped by the lack of knowledge. So, surely ;f'Dadi" you want those youngsters of iyotirs to have every day of schoblingtyour money can buy? See that they get it! Start an "Education Fund' Savings Ac count for them here to-day, VC Pay T 21 (Pkf f 4Dk on Savings: JUwl: LWk ... I
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