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Marshall, N. C, Apr. 25,' 1930
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BUM,
FROM GRAPE VINE
There was a large crowd present
' for Sunday School Sunday. After
j ' Sunday School, Mrs. Maxie Morgan
assisted by Miss Znla Wilde, passed
t I out mere than a hundred pack of
candy to some of the smaller boys
j who passed them oh tothe eongre
V ' gatian. The candy was furnished by
. f Mrs. Ogle at WeaverviD. We ran
re grateful to. Mrs,. Ogle and ht be
half of the school I THANK YOU,
MRS. OGLE.
Mr. Robert Sams of Asheville was
the guest of Mr. A. H. Sams for din
ner Sunday. W were glad to have
him (with os in Sunday School and
he also mad ea short talk on the les
son.,. s'
Mr. H. B. Brown and daughters,
Minnie Bell and Robbie Lee; of Bull
.Creek, were the guests of his broth-
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Shop daily at your AtSP Food
Store. Make consistent daily
savings in your FOOD BUDGET
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GRANDMOTHER'S PAN 21-OUNCE
- araaw oc awe
Fresh dally from our Charlotte Bakery
SNOWDRIFT, 61b. pail 81.09
CAMPBELL'S I
Tomato Soiip 4 C"M
29c
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DELHI ON TE
PEeBH3S
Sliced or Lge O fifl:
Dalvea CufipC
ION A
COGOA
3 lb. Can
DELMONTE or IIBBY'S '
FRUIT SALAD No
1
Can
24c
DELMONTE or LI BAY'S
Bartlett Pears
Lde. Can
39c
DELMONTE SLICED
PINE APPLE"-3 c"n
25c
FANCY RIPE
BANANAS
Lb. 7 l-2c
- Hard Head Lettoce
3 for 20c
SYRUP
Golden Crown or.
Haro Bine .
S 65c . 35c
old nuMcn rx
i ii 7 2 1.2 LS. Can " I
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SHAKEN SAM SEZ:
Oh, man, ,how tough I
do feel. Don't know whut'a
wrong wid me 'less, if a de
spring fever. But; I ain't
really a tough guy, .in de
gen'al sense ob de word.
Naw, suh 'cause a feller
come up t' me jes' de other
day, an' sez to me, he sez:
"Sam, you ain't ' tough;
whut you need is a shave".
Well,. I guess he's right;' I
ain't never claimed, t'ibe no
tough guy, but wheait
comes f a tight pinch, I gin
git purty handy wid de yaz
ter, I reckon T
sss 4-
Oat wuz a pretty good
play at de school house las'
FHday night, wuzn't it I
don't know whether I made
a hit wid Cleopatry erftbt,
but I do know dat she wuz
one good-lookin' black -gal.
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Hit makes me a littlei pit
envious t' see some o dese
guys goin' fiishin , now,
knowin' dat l can't -yery
well git off t' go mysefe 1 1
don't know whether dey s
catchin' any fish er Snot,
but anyhow, I'd like t'-git
out an' try my luck some.
sss I
Whut wuz it dat de Trus'
writer done sed 'bout :me
las' week? Oh, yeh, sh sed
she wanted t' see a better
photygraph o' me sed dat
de one now looks pitifully
crippled.. Sale's right,all
right. I dont only - lok
crippled I am crippled.
But maybe I'll recover sdiiie
tame. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Gosnell (were the
guests of Mr. and . Mrs. Van Wallin
Saturday might.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and fam
ily were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Al
E. Fisher Sunday afternoon. -Mr.
and Mrs. N. A. Cody and fam
ily were guests of Mr. . Cody's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. " W. M. Cody, Sun
day. . .' '"' '-.f ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. E. Rochester
and Mrs. Easter Gosnell had as their
guests for dinner Sunday, 'Mr and
Mrs. L, C. West and family, Mr. J,
B. Fisher and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Hunter and son, Mrs. Pearl
Gosnell and children. . "
Mr. Dan Norton was (working for
Mr. Elbert Hensley Monday.
Mr. A. H. Sams is buUding Mr.
Jess Grimn a nev house.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hunter were
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Dewey Wallin
Sunday night ,
Mr. Frank Presnell was elected
chorister for the little boys and girls
Sunday. We hop to soon have a
fine class of little singers.
There were several egg hunts on
the creek Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Easts? Gosnell is visiting her
son, W. H, GosnelL .
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest DilL
a fin baby girl, on April 18,
W are all proud to see Mrs. Vera
Sprinkle, who has been seriously iH,
out at Sunday School again.
. Mrs. Clara Ramsey of East Fork
was visiting relatives on Grape Vine
Sunday:- v -"v--V';
Mr. Billie Bradley of Beech, N. C,
was on Grap Vine Sunday. .
Next Saturday at 2 o'clock is the
time to elect a pastor for. the; chaxoh
to fill out the unexpired term of oxir
late pastor, Rev. Jaa. R. Lamb, de
ceased, j. '
Most of. the farmers are getting
ready to plant corn; some are plant-
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From Walnut Creek
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cash mm
1 Lot Ladies' Patent Straps
1 Lot Black Calf Cotnpoakioa Sols
Ladies' Oxfordsuse 8
( White, Blond and Patent Leather Covered
. Heel Sfrmps (sizes 2Vfc to 7) -
Children's Oxfords 5 to 2
Tan -Color lace .
1 Group Ladies' Strap Oxfords, Tie), in oar
93.50, $4.00 and $5.00 Grads- only a few
pairs of e)ach'kinbV-all going for
1 Lot Ladies' Spring CoaU
1 Lot Ladies'. Spring Hats New styles-.
Narrow and 'wide ' briins ., - : ' : ,
1 Lot Of $6.50 Value Ladies' Silk Dresses .
Big lot of Ciaxanteed fast color Prints
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er, Mr. John Brown Sunday.
Misses Ola and Gkn Hunter of Ball
Creek, and Messrs, John Silver and
Hubert Davis of Petersburg were on
Grsp Vin Sunday afternoon. .
Mr. Theodore Lewis of Big Laurel
preached at the forks of the ereek
Sunday afternoon.; Several othef
folks from Bis; Laurel were hers also.
Mr. and Mrs, Ervin Coates of Van
HiH were visHdni- relatives on Grap
Vine Sunday.
Mr. i. L Gosnell was the guest of
Mr. Jodson BaBey of Petersburg Son
dsy. '
A large crowd of 58 enjoyed an
egg hunt, at the horn of Miss Bell
Buckner Sunday afternoon. Among
those .who wer there were Mr. An
burn Wild, Frank Smiley, Phil Wal
lin and Homer Faulkner.
Miss - Jessie. Ball spent ; Saturday
nighit with Misses Geneva , and Edna
W words ;r less Site for on weak
We for four wMkaAddKional wrd
1 cent a word a weekCASH First
WANTEJDt An old Grandfather Clock.
Aho old- wamnt 'furniture. -Give
description and price Jn letter
C H. DAVIDSON, '
Swanaaaea, M. .C.
X0 EGG STRAIN, white, brown, buff
leghorn pullets, fifteen dollars, doses.
eock free, May delivery.- White Wy
andotte, black Min areas, - Anconas,
R. L Reds (Mayhood) Owen,Thomk-
ins strain, Barred Plymouth . Rocks,
118.00 dosen, cock free, July deliv
ery. v . - :k . , j
O. S. ROBERTS, :
O-May 16 , . Mars HiD, N .C
$m
$1.98
$258
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$28
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$498
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12'
$1.00
$490
$60
IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK- OF MEN'S
CLOTHING WE ARE OFFERING OUR ENTIRE
STOCK AT A GREATLY REDUCED PRICE
$4.50
$1.35
$1.98
$2i)8
1 Big Lot New patterns 36-in.
Printo
2 Pain Curtain , .
For , ;
1 Lot Boys' Long Pants
SoiU i - , , , ': ,
Boys' Wash StiiU
1 Lot Men's Salts
We have a few 9x12 Congoleaitt Rags left
Going' for .... ., ' ; ' , ,
1 Lot Men's $2.00 and $2.50 Hats
Going for :
Elk Hide Scout Shoes for Men 1.. .
1 Lot Men's Slip-Over Bradley Sweaters
$3404o $S.0OValueW- k?4$
Spring weight and -colors
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Miss Ma King .was 41m dinner guast
of Miss Mary Fanlkner Sunday. i
Miss Anni WaDtn and Mrs. Bssis
Reese irer visiting Mrs." Lwora Reaa
Saturday. 1 - - " ' ' '
Hiss Lacy Ball was visiting-Mr.
EtU Kellsy Sunday. r
Messrs. Cleatus Ball and Carl Crow
wer visiting Mr, Frank; Bockaer Bnv
Mr. Maoo Wallin took dinner vKh
Mr. Winslow Reee . Sunday. -
' 'is Mr. and Mrs. B. F. WaDia were'
visiting Mr. aad .Mrs. Nelsoflj Buck
aro;aftereOB,,;'' if
, Bb. Jim ..Ball .speni; Sunday nigMi
with his ion Mrl Ton Ball .'J .
Mrs. Bessie Rose and family wre
visitint Mn Cora Wallin Monday
evenins; ' ' '. ,
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Aad Sons Driak Thalrs Black
: : Scotch ysrsioa of. a popular song;
TaVrs the Skim Milk to My Coff ee.t
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We have a stock of Model T; Fords and
: ; Chevrolets which we are
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