EIONARCH CO.;
REORGANIZED
1
Ko-lot Resigns.- ," . Copsmltu. Of
Tare T Oparmta Or Disss
' !'A meeting of the stockholders of
the Monarch Manufacturing Compa
ny of Marshall was held at its plant
. Wednesday evening at eight o'clock,
4k R. A, Kohloss, the former 'man
eger, and Miss Viva Haytoa, secre
tary, were present and in all a hun
dred and seventy-five, shares of. the
two hundred and twenty were repre
sented. .The president, Guy Y. Rob
erts, stated that the plant had. been
closed - down ' in 'order to have the
stockholders from further loss in op
erating, and that it was necessary to
snake some changes. He called upon
the various stockholders to offer sug
gestions. Mr. R. A. Kohloss,- after
some remarks, resigned as manager
and one of the directors, and a spe-
"clal committee consisting of Messrs.
iE. R. Tweed, G. L. McKinney, of
: Marshall, and Mr IL Ai Osborne of
Canton, was elected to devise ways
and means of either resuming oper
ations or disposing of the property.
The rent on the building was reduced
front $75 a month to $50, by the
consent of 'its owner, Mr Roy L.
Gudger, who stated that he we anx
ious to do everything possible tO make
the plant go. Mr. R A. Kohloss.
left Thursday morning for Durham,
tit be rone about a week. - . ."3 " " -
It Is hoped that some way will bey contlnu, u itter.
found whereby the plant can op
erated as such an industry ' swans
something for our town.'' . .
Speakers For Jurfe And
"-;" ' ' y'"'.-.
'Cullowhee, April 19-peal:eW
"V soento at Wearnrjuronnsorsacers
va vouege nave'.iwnn mw.
President. Hunter,.. Al jour ox wie
commencement . speakers., ate miHii
ten. For: the June; Commencement,
ntnn -will htt inrefchedf b Dr.
H. B. Trimble, pastor bf the Central
Methodist s Churchy Ashevaie ?;fhs: evening oui wxv:m -v
. jjnu W hr. Jnh'n E. Among those vuitinrMtn Mrs.
wi,. ..t Virkk Bantist Church
Savannah, Ga. j . For the August com.
mmeemenV" the sermon will, be by
Dr. WilMi"J"O.Ptr ,'sptit
Church, ;Asheville; the address, by
d stnkrt McClellan. rec-
Calvrv Eoisconsl Church, of,
Fletcher - , -f ,: .'.
Miss Bernlce Payne has been' work
l the Penlaad hbtel for the past
m two' weeks.-;- She f ls;greaUv-toised
'MWMi Beatrice. MeDevH spent
few.dars Isst week with her cousfai
feSMft.Tom McDevitt'hf Lnret':f
SW-eaIler of Miss Viola Ensley Sunday
- .ajnsrnooBv H'-n-'..;-!;-' t- w-:--it't-i.
Miss Manaret Leake and Mrs.' Jake
V-:t Stines were visiting - on "Anderson
JBrsnch - Tuesday.; :' rl&
- Misces Agnes and Pearle Brigman
attended the commencement exercis-
s at FrehcnBfoad HfghSehoot WeeV-
84ay-:.algl-S.
Mrs. IBShelton of Big LaureJ
was visiting friends and relatives W
Walnut Sunday. . -. f uX; 'i:,
" Everyone was glad'to see Miss An
na Hyde out Wednesday night, after
oeingJll for-some tip. r V; C'trv.
.Miss Marguerite - WaHin was seen
planting beans 1 Thnrsdsy morning.
We all hope she ' will have enough to
last through the winter season. - ,
; We are sorry to hear that Mrs. H.
K. Davis is improving only slowly.',,
Everyone around Walnut seems to
be enjoying tennis these days, -f
Misses poise Cody .: and Jennie
Treadway ': : milling for Mr.
Stokely Ensley Wednesday afternoon.
They have planned to mill all summer
if Mr. Ensley will let them ride Hole
'' Bev. ' Mr. Hyde preached a very
interesting sermon Sunday night v
- Miss Gypste MeDeVitt made a fly
ing trip to Harshall Wednesday. '
Misses Cats and Iva Payne were
visiiinr their sister, Krs. H. A. Lans-
Chandler called on Mis Marie Davis
Wednesday afternoon.' , .' '
' Mr," and "Mrs.1 Carrol Tweed of
Asheville were visiting Rev. and Mrs,
Mrs. B, E. Guthrie Sunday, ;.-'
. Miss Ada Thomas, daughter of Mrs.
T. C Thomas, and Mr.' Coahell, son
of Mr, Tilman Gosnell, were quietly
married Monday. .They are spending
their honeymoon t Sandy, Bottoms.
' Miss Mamie Waddell of Tennessee
spent s few day with Miss Gypsie
McPevltt last weekv -tvv,f. v
Miss Hazel Henderson, spent 5un-
day: with her grandparents M and
Mrs. - Joby Lunsford ; of Anderson
Branch. "'" s -
M Everyone enjoyed Tom Mix shown
at Walnut Monday night.'.
Rev. James L. Hyde and two daugh
tera7 Florence and Helen, were away
last .week on business. - v
Mrs. Minnie Davis is having some
repair work done on her home.
Miss Marguerite Wallin's father
has" been visiting her. for the past
few days.
Mrs. M. R. Baker of Asheville was
iritittno- Mr. and'Mrs. F. D. Baker
B
Sunday afternoon,
Miss Ruth Haynie spent the week
end with Miss Jenne Lunaf ord - v
The friends of Misses Sandy and
Mary Ana greatly miss them since
they hsve left Walnut ' ?
Miss Phlenia Wallis of Cecil's Bus
fnotia College, spent the .week-end
with her parents. .
" The Junior ' Endeavor enjoyed
themselves nicaicking Monday after.
noon. - j'ywan
The Sunday, school of Walnut is
greatly improving, and we nope they
Messrs. Dewey Reed, Fred McDev-
rtt and Clarence Sanders made music
at the residence of Mr. Gy a Ensley
ThuraVlay nfte De&cfcHus refresh,
mrents were served. - -
- Mr, vElij f ortner has been very
busy .for the pas weelearing new
: MisseV Violet and PaasyChandler
spans the week-end .with their, par
ents. Mr. slid- Mrs. J. V cnaaoier.
One of their girl friends accompanied
thenv
v Misses Jennie Treadway, Eloisennd
lauri Cody, and Misses Jed. Buckner
and Mallie Roberts enjoyod Sunday
' C. J. Treadway Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Norton,- Mrs. P. V, Hen-
derson and daughters, jtnex anu u
dessa. Mr- and Mrs. Arthur. White-
Burst and 'daughter, Ifllttaa, Mrs.
Maynard Brantonand Miss Evelyn
Cody.
We "are . sorry, .to hear that .Mrs.
Harrison Lunsf ord is on the sick list,
but hope she will- soon .over ;
Mr. Kl Watkinsr is. back ! at his
danghWf si.; MrSi 'JSam ;, Qhandler. He
is jh very HI health, hut we hope he
.jriil.v soottfrecoyer. 'V.j;if -r,- ':'
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A LETTER JFROiM fa&f&rg
M 4- C. II: l' M A , "
Aprfl Mrt,UW0.
The EdttorVf ihe",
7 . News-Record,
Marshall, N, C,
sff,iyj Would yotf ?Uaa
spe in5 your paper for a' few; words
t? Ai I ; understand hV rumored in
tlie' Bit Tine section that I belong to
Michigan; .. That - statement la aoso
lutely false I never helped them in
any way.J ' I would "never be guilty of
"stoopinf that low,, ' I anv n hun,
dred " percent' "American, ..i , have at
vmys stood for protestantism, and al
ways expect to do eo.":-;,V,
1 hope this wilL convince the people
.who have heard these things, that it's
only.the work .of some Crank,' who
started ftyCib
: . y Thanking you kindly, ' ; . '
i'SCONRAD tJ.BAKER,:-
J;f Sl.Haltiner Street
l Kiver ttpuge, micnigaii,.vvy
- CapUin: "AH binds on deck. The
ship is'leagf:'-
Voice from" the "held: "Aw, put a
pB:.undr it' and come to bed.'-
Hamilton Royal" Gaboon.' ?
-' -v; ';i' v
8omebody ; Loved ' HinuiosW
Brown, MuV and tan shepherd dog,
on glass eye, lame back foot. !
Wet-He "i
r or crying; on ,4eud,'". renarked"
th .talUe' atar-s he reeefveJ a. fat
m puBLisnER'ScCOLur.iN;,
ABOOT VARIO US OTTERS
THE TAX PROBLEM TROUEtES MOST PEOPLE ' ;
A stated in Tuesday's' .'paper, ' tee publisher of The
News-Record was one of the delegates named by the knaaf
meeting in Marshall Saturday tdajtend the State Associatioh .
for Tax Belief, which convened In Raleigh Monday, April !
21st.- Of all the number nameCle was the only one of the
delegation who attended tbe'Smeetmg.
pected of him to make a report " ' , , J""';
" The assembly hall of the'gir palter was practically fit
ed with men and women from many parts of the State vitally
interested in making some changes with reference to taxa
tion. Three hundred and ninety-ieven delegates registered,
representing forty-six counties? Chairman Moore discussed
briefly the history and purposes of the organization, first
Vice-President and Executive Secretary J. Frazier Glenn
read the constitution and by-laws of the organization, which ;
were adopted. Speeches were 'niade by Dr. Carl Taylor,
Dean of the graduate school of State College, Honorable
Josephus Daniels, Dr. Oscar Haywood, Honorable Hallett S.
Ward, and others. ? f; ' . ' 1
The Association went on record -as advocating full State
support of the constitutional six months school term and full
State maintenance of all publfc.roadg. When the matter of
a general sales tax, luxury te ?tc.was mentioned, it was
, .decided that the associatioa-aot' put itself on record as favois4
ing this or that method of raising new revenue, but rather'
stick to the first object of reducing taxes on land and leaving'
to the legislature the duty iof "finding the needed money.'
nqn. tiosepnus uanieis seemeffjto stake the sentiment of the
assembly when he spoke favoring a sal tax and against the
."present tar.xepptiion ol'Uockjpd -oeigmljcorporatios,"
ATtn tho, VissbnsaAs4 TMsivslvwi lKnn.r4U.Mg. iL'-?-'
PP?ed apemjajj4i
ahe Assoaationafter some discussion.' -" voted ' tfiat a
special session of the legislature be called 'between the?f all
election, and Christmas to jtake up this matter of changes in
taxation. It was brought out in the meeting that a legisla
tor's term begins immediately after election and qualifica
tion, hence the 1931 legislature would be meeting in special
session the latter part of 1930. The idea seemed to be to
create a sentiment along the lines, suggested that would in
sure the incoming legislature favoring the policies of this
association. In brief, the above are the salient points of the
meeting of the association.
Ralph -Is your naming sweetie the
giri in Use DngM red dressT
' my n01 imamm
Why?
Ralph Well, I just saw her having
fire drill in a coupe with some other
; Found a New Planet
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Found a New Planet fT
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.v ; Clyiie 'i ti i, youi i Swcnufic student at Lw3 C'-ervstory, I"
;,v.Kaif,' Aruor with h.-erye which be itaCe l.'tnst ( snd whh wf .
" ' St. diKwerti the- preriously mikiiowa plaixt iJ Proiennv Pertimi ;
' "we:l. btit hi deai IcxTtesa years arv r 1 w-!J te foond is
I skwa -ll's is tfee. tfiri t'onet So be 4 a : yrr a-l ii
v 1
It is therefore ex-
I Ft Uve Mast Eat - "
J Sign on a roadside stand near At-
lanU: "Your Swetie Cant Give
You . Anything But Love, But-, We
Can Give Ton Baloney, Hot Dogs and
Cheese Sand wialies." The Ith-
finder. "
:vA - :v: - ; - .
-'THE straw VOTE ' n-
vThe ' Literary Digest -has
polled a straw vote of a small
portion of our people and rais
ed a great hue . and erg as
though, it meant anything 'in
the world. Of course, the T-
suit was avictory for the wets.
From the beginning it was wet
propaganda. ; It is surprising
that the Literary Digest, res
pectable and dignified publi
cation, would lend itself to . a
cause so . unworthy.- To shbw
the utter unreliability; of the
count, North Carolina is put on
thft .wt aide. If there lava
state -in the Union that istiry
it ia North Carolina. However
there is a small element of our
rjeoDle who were counted In
that straw vote and the dry
votes left out Of course, the
United States by the 1 straw
Vote is wet by a large majority',)
Nobody ' expected anything
else. Two million were count
ed in this straw vote. .Many of
them voted more as a joke
than for any other reason; Onk
man who i dry as a bone said
he voted in the ticket of the
Digest for more liquor, better
liauor and cheaper liquor.
Thousands of people, no. doubt,
saw only the humorous side of
the matter and cast their Dai
lots' as a nure matter of fun.
The vote had no meaning and
itf the general election .will
prove itself to be a Take ox me
first order. Charily and Chil
dren. .
CARMEN and ALLEGHAN
NEWS -' ' " .
; - rtZs' ;
, Most . af the, Jsjfmers nayn1ieen
by.';3irfth their . earrj planting, an
already some Of .uieants ars;sas
mg good progresst -
Thf new horns-of Mr. snd Mri. 'Os
car Shelton, which is under construe
tion; is also making-progress.
Mr. Barnett Shelton, 'who has been
ill at his, home in Alleghany, in on
the mend and we are hoping he will
be up and around again in a week or
so.
Mr. and Mrs; Saul Shelton, who
have been 111, are both improving.
Ina Chandley, a recent patient at
Laurel hospital, is regaining her
strength.
-An Baiter party and eSC hunt was
held af tae'Community House ia Car
men on last Friday afternoon. There
were 48 children Jn attendance and
all took delight la hunting the bright
ly Colored eggs, most of which were
brought by the children. Ola Mae
Shelton found the.sost eggs."
' Both ' Sunday schools at Carmen
and Alleghany are picking up in at
tendance now that spring is here.
The Alleghany Sunday school room
was beautifully decorated with flow
ers bn Easter Sunday, the flowers
brought by differest members, of the
Sunday school w
V Miss Mabel Jones attended the
Council Meeting of Horns Demonstra
tion Club, representatives from Mad
ison county in Marshall on last Sat
urday- ' '
Mr. Ebb Shelton of Carmen,' whs
has been rick.' gttlTWleft:'
V Mr. jand Mrs.' : Banner! Chandley
were visiting' Mr. ' Bariett Shelton on
Easter Sunday. V - '
Special - preaching services were
held at tis home It Mr. Barnett Shel
ton on Easter Sunday afternoon Mr.
Steph Ray preaching. -j - 'Jf. fs
Miss Annie Shelton of Erwin Tenn.
s visiting at the- home of her fatb
er, Mr. Barnett Shton sf Alleghany.
Mr. Ernest 'Chandley and- Yance
Chandley are1 working at the Logging
Camp in Spill Corn,',-'
Miss Ethel Norton and friend; Mrs.
Chandler of Flag Pond called' at the
homo of , Miss Mabel Jones on last
Friday.' ' , " . -';"'"'
The Carmen snd Alleghany girls
who are students at Dorland Bel!
school are' eeunting the days new
until their, summer vacation begins.
bat they say that they rattier hate- to
leave Dorland, even for such a short
Prayer meeting at Carmen ea Pri-
or nights keeps np, regular!? jtni
with good interest and attendance.
Hr. Ear Cenziey cf Cvracs'tfii
bssft busy lj taxs la rvt tn
weeks. " "
f Mra. Andrew Shelton of near' Esv :
witti sister of Mr. Steph Ray of Ces
nen, died at the hospital at Erwin)
last, freek as a result of bums saav
tained in her home due to burniss;
paper in the fireplace. She left
husband and several small children. :
- Mrs. Willard Shelton has been sv
jp-yidg visit from her daughtsn
Mary, from Winston-Salem.
From STOCKSVILLE
kfe.' and Mrs. Charlie Allmaa aaf
two boys from Haslewood, were vis -.
iting his father, Mr. Noah AUmasV'
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. 'Tommy Buckner and Hiss Ma- .
naia Buckner spent Wednesday at U :
borne of Mr. D. E, Carter.
r,' Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Carter (M
Mrs. Fanny Buckner called on Mr.'-
and' Mrs. Jim Wesley Roberts Thais'
day evening. " - -
vH Arthur All man and children
called on Mr. Horace Allman Bunv
day- .
vMrs. H. G. McLean and children v
MnrifL Nat. Rath. Buddie. Louise, and "',
Milly McLean, called on Ella Allmaa
and Fanny Buckner Sunday. -; '-' "4.
Mrs. Veld Allmaa and daughter
cailoi Mrs, Mary Shepherd Sat-, -y
rday. ' , 11
Mr Ralph Carter was plowing for
Mr.Jpe ArrowQod Thursday, v , ' .
t ,. wr. oe vaster bbs uis njuoyw.
i ,- Mhs Mary McElroy spent the last ':
week to Washington. . jgX
Here's An Idsn ,-f.
Patient '(about to be oparatsd on) ,
for the seventh time): "Say, Dot; v '
wouldn't it be handler if yon put fa "
a4ZipperT'-Jrhe Fstfeftnder.
'Sn'all Boy "Thanks for the pros'
ent, auntie." . . .
j,His AuntTnat's.f nothing ; r
thank! ns fo,"- ' rf b ' ?
r S.'B-Thnt'a whaT I though but'
mothee said r should -hank yon for ft
anyway." Our youth. & ' , -
OF ALL SORTS
By XOLY" X"
The local high school baseball nina .
took another trimming Wednesday,
this time at the hands of Red Oak, ..
the score being 18 6. ,'The garna
was played on the Red Oak grounds. '
W. Ramsey featured at he bat for "
Marshall, getting 4 safeties out of 4
times '.np. . j
-SOAS-
Mara Hill College played heads-ngp i :
baseball Tuesday (.nd defeated Care-
S. C, 6-41 .Coach Roberts' sqnasl "
has been playing real baseball this
spring. ' "
dSOAS. ' '
Having been requested by os of , ,
our regular writers to give the rw- "
suits and standings sf tas. three
leagues our local fans are interested v
in, najmely American, National and
South Atlantic Leagues, we wiH try
to give7 the standing of each lesgnw v
each ' Thursday, but to give tho re-
salts of each game each day. it wonU ; :
tajkanoro space than sra ran sec b rev- v
Wa 11 - V. .4 JJ I.-1. .
includes Wednesday games, eaekr '
week, as follows: , . - '
T
SOUTH ATLANTIC. LEAGUE . ' -
Team - - W L 1 Pet. .
ASHEVILLE 'O1.00
Macon ' 1 .S67
Colgtnbia " ' I .687
Charlotte - - - " ' I 1 .833
Greenville , .. 1 lI .333
Augusta ," U' S,..00t
AMERICAN LEAGUE "
Tesm
W
h
Pet.
,.71
c
1
Philadelphia ,x
Chicago t V . '
Washington V.J;
StLouia 1
Cleveland ' "" - r; , ,
Boston
Detroit
New-York
NATIONAL LEACUE
Team
New Yoi ,J
vr
4
6
- S
- 2
- a
' s
9
Pittbr-k 1 '
Chics go . - ,.- i :
Boston . f .
I-hiiadelphla
ft.' Louis '
C.
I .-: t '
Ilia C r-.' Kr.
anw. ins ; sas.taS'jTttms tauaa u t..w i cut a)