THE NEWS-RECOUP
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Marshall, N. C., May. ,13, 1930
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Rev. A. A. Angel, of Franklin, N.
C., was.' in Marshall Friday - of last
week. Mr. Angel moved his family
from near Hot - Springs about the
first of April to his present location.
Mrs. Hilda Knotts" and daughter,
Miss Olive, of Edgewood, Maryland,
came Sunday night and are guests
of Mr. and Mrt. P. V. Rector. ...
Mrs. Robert Dowtin of Asheville
came down , Monday and spenV the
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Enoch. Rector. ' ' yy4. '.'"'
Marshall Pharmacy is going to give
away absolutely free five-dollar
fishing rod or reel to the man or wo
man, boy or girl who ; catches the
largest bass this season.. This offer
is also good for the largest trout
Come Here
for Cool
Refreshment
Now that warm weather is
approaching you'll appreciate a
cool, refreshing drink or a tasty
sundae now and then. Before
you oHoose your headquarters,
examine our cool,, sanitary
fountain and notice the prompt,
courteous service.
MARSHALL PHARMACY
Phone 6
ORATION CONTEST
MARS HILL COLLEGE
May 17, 1930, 8 P. M.
Piano Solo: Hunting Song
Vernon
"THE MARK
William Fox
, , "EDUCATION AND CHARACTER'
Cooper Gretter
-"THE TOHi OF
Edd Fox
;Violin Solo ; Gavotte , ' . j ' . ....
r Elliott Harrell.
i "PEACE" ,v .
Milton Hamby - . ---
"THE HAND OF FATE"
T. Carl Brrrrrt
r "AMERICA'S CONTRIBUTION TO CIVILIZATION
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Piano Solo: Valse- Impromptu
? .en'.r.iui i ft Katherine
Presidenl-G. RT'Mumford, Pitt County
Secretary T. L.' Austin, Caldwell County ,
' v MARSHALS:
Ray O'Brian (Chief) ;
: .W. D. Lackey : : J .
' Talmage W, Regan -
- Era Stewart v
. - - ; Helen Woody - r ,
Graydorf Jordan 1 -T
:?'; ... Robert.Tolbert ,
. " ' . v.-,., Grace Elkins.
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I iHOT SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
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CAST OF CHARACTERS
: Tom Spark; a young carpenter 1
Wally Allen, in advertising
Ma AvenlL everybody s mother
Lark Marie Sumner, Ma'a niece,
: Mane Su
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Calvin McCay, a henpecked husband ;?. John Garenflo
Mrs. Blossom McCay, his wife and
Harry Booth; in real estate
Smudge, the cook at Ma Averill's -Kitten
Blake, a beauty specialist"
Dick Smith, a real estate salesman
Roger Gail, Wally'a pal
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Directed by Miss Elizabeth Lawson - '
PJjACE--Ma Averill's boarding house, in a live town
' in California. . i
Mona Spark, Tom's sister, an - ugly -
TIME Present. .
: Rev. S. M. Sexton and son, Mr. R.
G. Sexton, of Hot Springs, were in
town Monday, ;
' Mrs. Clarence Ramsey and small
son have arrived here to be with her
husband. ' '
1 Mr . Jim Rice, of Walnut, father-in-law
of Rev, . E. Guthrie, is in a
critical condition at his home. .He is
suffering from a weak heart.
Miss Meda Peek and Miss May Ev
ans' of Mars Hill, were in Marshall
Monday.
t Mrs. Frank' Roberts spent a day
last week with Mrs. J. N. West.
Friends of Mrs. Roberts mill be glad
to know she is able to visit since her
recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Simpkins and Mr.
and Mrs. , Adair of Asheville spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Campbell.
Mr. A. W Whitehurst spent Sunday
at Greeneville, Tenn. - His fauher.
Mr. T, W. Whitehurst, returned with
him and is visiting Mr. and Mrs. ;
Whitehurst and daughter,. Miss Lil
lian, at their home on the hill.
Mr. A. R. Hampton of Asheville
was in Marshall Tuesday, having den
tal work done.
Mr. M. L Plemmons of Marshall,
Route 1 the Leicester section. was
in Marshall Tuesday having some
dental work done.
Mr. Jack Parris of Hot Springs was
in Marshall Tuesday.
Mr. John Chrisman of Asheville,
formerly of Madison County, was in
Marshall Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W Zink will
leave Thursday to visit his parental
home
"Uncle" George Lloyd has return
ed after being away several weeks
at the veterans hospital in Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. David Harris of Ral
eigh, who have been spending part
of the .last week with her mother,
Mrs.,Minnie Ramsey, have returned
to-Raieig-"-:
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Tom Bruce
Charlie Jack Runnion
L'r Lucille Ramsey
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. Mary Lee Hill
boss , : v : Edith Fleming
Charles Williams
; r - 1 Ethel Cloer
X--"Daisy Smelser
-Beverly Izlar
' ,' Walter Chockley
duckling Elizabeth Heilman
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NORTON- BULLMAN.
J Mr. Ovid Norton and Miss Sophia
Bullman, both of Revere, were mar
ried at Marshall, last Saturday after
noon, : May. 10th, about two o'clock,
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. B, E. Guthrie." The bride is
the daughter of MrTand Mrs. Scotty
tfunman. na tfla irroom is too buu
of Mr. and Hts. Lemmona Norioinl
They viill ma&e
their home at';Re-
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MR. BALL IMPROVING , i
Mr. Ewart M. Ball of 135 Rum-
bough Place, West Asheville, owner,
a d menager of The Plateau Studios,
1 1-2 Biltmore Ave., is recovering
f:oni an operation for appendicitis.
Mr. Ball was taken to the.Norburn
Hospital four weeks ago for a rupi
tured appendix. He was seriously
ill for several days, and his case was
considered grave,, but he got along
fine, even though he suffered much.
Mr. Ball is 0ut of the hospital now
and iwe hope h'e will be able to re
sume his duties in another week or
so. ' ' . '
PRE-"SCHOOL DAYS" i
Friday we went to ride on the big
school bus.'
There were sixteen of us.
We went up the river road.
Mr. Andy Rice was the driver.
He ii a good driver.
He stopped at railroad crossings. ,
He did not go too fast
We saw the pretty flaws re and
trees.
We saw a train drinking water, .
We had a good time.
We want to go again. . u -
Composed by the Kindergarten.
COMMUNION SERVICES TO
BE HELD AT LAUREL
TON CHAPEL NEXT ,
SUNDAY
Saturday and Sunday, May 17 and
18 will be the regular monthly ap
pointments for Rev. G. W. Briggs of
Marshall R-3, at Laurelton Chapel, on
Foster Creek. This will be the reg
ular Communion Services on Sunday,
and Mr. Briggs states that he is ex
pecting Rev. J. A. Martin of Marshall
R-l, and Rev. James Collins of th'e
Alexander section to accompany him,
and .that the Dry Branch choir will
probably be present Sunday. ' An
old-fashioned foot-washing ; will ! be
W to ddon
I ,ervica- : "
McINTOSH GUTHRIE
Mr. Arthur Mcintosh, of Flag
Pond, Tenn., R-l, and Miss Edith
Guthrie of . Marshall R-3, were mar
ried Saturday afternoon at the home
of Rev. George W. Brigs, of Mar
shall R-3, Mr. Briggs performing the.
ceremony. The couple spent the
night at the Wome of Rev. and Mrs.
Briggs, and made a trip to Weaver
ville Sunday, returning to the Briggs
home. Sunday night They left Mon
day morning for Laurel, where they
will make their home.
ffW Graht Parmnt
. C. E. Huff of Salina, Kansas, just
elect-d president; ofr Uie Fanners
National Grain Corporation!' nation
it cooperative marketing agency.
IliGHSCilOOLPLAYS
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
Friday, Mky 16, S .'clock P. M.
Admuuon ! Childrca 25c, AdalU 35c
I.. INDIAN SUMMER. x
When is Indian Summer? Come
and see "Indian Summer In France"
in America at the .Marshall High
SchooL Auditorium,. Friday, May 16,
at 8 o'clock F. M.
S. NEIGHBORS. .:' .
When did you have your last good
laugh? Bring your friends and come
see "Neighbors" in Marshall ; High
School Auditorium, Friday, May 16,
at 8 o'clock. -r
3. PIERROTS MOTHER. . ,
Is playing the fool an art? Pier
rot says it is. Come and see what a
person who plays the fool can do In
"Pierrot's Mother," in the Marshall
High School Auditorium, - Friday,
May 16, at 8 o'clock. ' J
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Roland W. Boyden of Boston,
, pointed by President JHooren 1p
'succeed Chief Justice Hughes on
, the Permanent Court of Arbitration
'J The Hague. - H-,,: .
J. Five hundred head of fat hose
have been shipped to northern mar
kets by Cumberland County growers
this spring.
THE RIGHT WAY TO TRAVEL
s by train. The safest Most com
fortable. Most reliable. Costa less.
Inquire of Ticket Agents regarding
greatly reduced fares for short trips.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
MEMORIAL SERVICES AT
GRAPE VINE BAPTIST
CHUURCH MAY 11, 1930
Rev. John Lamb died a few days
ago at Grape Vine Baptist church in
Madison county. Memorial services
were held in his honor in the beau
tiful new church there of which he
ras the pastor at the time of his de
cease.
The Grape Vine church was organ
ized by him, about forty years ago.
It was there that he preached both
largely to his first and last ministries
his first and last sermons. It was due
there, t4it the large membership of
the church and splendid citizenship
of the community now exist.
The sermon by Rev. Roberts was
the leading feature of the memorial
service. A beautiful tribute in rhyme
was read from the pulpit, written by
Mrs. Alice Briant, who is well known
in the community and is virtually one
of the church community, although
now temporarily a resident of Weav-
erville. She and some others from
Weaverville were present at the mem
morial service, and were entertained
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Goslin.
Several others who have known
the deceased and know of his merits
as. a splendid citizen . and laitmul
preacher, and talented author, also
paid respects to his memory and
worth in short addresses.. '
Notwithstanding the rainy weather,
and muddy highways the attendance
was large and the sorrow in their loss
of this splendid pastor was plainly ev
ident. Between his first and last pas
torates here, he has also served the
people of his denomination at Athens,
Georgia,' and in two churches in Ten-
nessee, which was his native state. He
has also served in the home mission
work of his church. Wherever he has
labored he has left the impression of
his talent and character. "r.-"r;-.r
" A collection was taken for the ben
efit of one of the Asheville hospitals
to be used in behalf of needy patients.
Bethel Home Sanitarium, which is
The Weaverville delegation was from
operated by Rev. Homer Casto, large
ly on a non-profit basis. . '
George Hartfield.
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"indiiretioan have enlv aa acid eoBditioB
which could be corrected la five or ten
minutes, Aa effective anti-acid like
Phillip. If ilk of Magnesia soon restores
digestion to normal. , i.
Phillips does away with all that wa
rn and cms right after aMalsV It rc-
venta the distnas so apt to occur two
ours after eating, 'What a, pleasant
j reparation io onai aim bow good n U
or u aystemi vnuuee a Burning aose
soda which 1a bat tannorarv relief
at betWPhilliDS Milk of Manaaia aen
faaliaes many times Its volume in acid.
Naxt tfane a hearty meal or too rich
diet haa broucixt aa. the laaat dbcom'
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From LUCK
We are having some rain at this
writing.
The sickness of this community
has somewhat subsided since school
closed.
Mr. Wilson Kirkpatrick is running
his sawmill on the head of the creek,
where many of the men of this sec
tion are employed. - ;
We are glad to state that Mrs. M.
C. Rogerts is recovering,, although
lowly, from a serious illness.
1 Mr. Bill Murray and daughter,
Mabel, were in this section Thusday.
We are glad to report that Miss
Paney Miller is improving rapidly
from an operation and long illness,
and is able to go around among her
friends. '
Mr. Ben Plemmons has returned
home from Detroit, Mich., where he
has been at work for some time. ' We
are glad to have Ben with us again.
Mrs. Pink Coward has been on the
sick list for some time. We hope she
will soon be well agabk
Come on, Shakin' Sam, (with your
column. We enjoy it very much.
He "You see, we've gone into
truck farming."
Visitor "You can't fool me,' you
don't raise trucks, they, come from a
factory." Ex.
From MARION
We are having some fine weather
at Marion. ' .
Rev. J. Frank Armstrong of Ashe
ville. will conduct a revival at the
Clinchfield Methodist church, begin
ning May 4th
The Clinchfield school will close for
the summer vacation on May 20th.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright spent
the week-end with Mr .and Mrs. J.
H. Gilbert.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hicks motored
to Marion Monday.
The two mills at Clinchfield are
standing idle this week, giving the
people , of this community a much
needed rest.
CHAPEL HILL
Our S. S. is getting along nicely
at Chapel Hill. There were sixty
five present Sunday.
Those who called on Misses Roxie
and Eoeppia Gentry Sunday, were
Misses Mary, Lola, Vinie and Lillie
Lamb. They reported a fine time.
Those wih'o called at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Gentry Sunday,
were -Messrs; Bud and Jack Lamb and
Doaard Gentry.
Mrs. Susan Gentry is on the sick
list last week.
Farmers are very busy planting
corn in this section.
Our prayer meeting has started a-
gain at Chapel Hill. We wish every'
one to come and attend.
Miss Ruby Franklin of Greeneville
is visiting her cousin, Miss- Roxie
Gentry.
We are glad to have Mr. and Mrs.
Lamb and family with us as neigh
bors.
Messrs. John, Doward and Emerson
Gentry, and Jack Lamb were visiting
in Belva Sunday afternoon.
Miss Carry Franklin is staying jwith
Mrs. Mitchell Gentry.
- Little Doward Gentry has been on
the sick list. -
IN MEMORY Of MITCHELL
GENTRY
Dear uncle has departed from this
world. I know we will . miss you,
No one can fill your place. .You have
quit all hard work and labor, and
have gone to' a better place. We are
weeping every day, because we can
see you no more on this earth, but we
hope we will meet you in that happy
glory land, where all tears will be
wiped away from ' our eyes.
You leave here your life and little
children, ri-1; We trust they will be
ready to meet you in the sweet bye-
andye;ii:S v ? iW$?r'
We can see where" yo lie upon
the little hill in sight of the home,
We can go to" see where you. lie in
the little graveyard on the' hill V
No tongue; can tell how we miss
you here on earth'. . f
.We can see the work, you "have
done.17 It makes us sad to see where
yon nave worked this spring. Oh,
how it shocked us when we heard you
were kffled ; , '
You were always smiling and talk
ing" 'when you met me, and I can't
hear you any more. -. It nearly breaks
my heart, -jr. jfy;$5-;-V- i' S- ky
He has fiinshed the work God gave
htm. ' He has a father, sister and two
brothers and two little children gone
on before. He was loved by all who
knew him. . He was a smiling, talk
ing uncle. He always spoke when he
saw you' whether you spoke or not.
He was 45 years of age. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. N.
H. Griffin and Dr. W.E. Finley. -
Sent in by his niece, .
" ROXIE GENTRY, -
A -"O i V t White Hock, N. C
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how promptly and completely Bared
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til you try it for some deep-seated pain'
such as neuralgia or neuritis too can-1
not know its full effectiveness. Bayer!
Aspirin long ago proved that mow
suffering is needless. Doctors know U
is safe to use freely. ' Just be certain
to get eenuint Aspirin with Bayer ad
the box and on every tablet
SPIRIT
INVITATION TO LUSK CHAPEL
This is an invitation to Lusk Chapel :
Spring Creek from Conn's CUappeL -
Little Creek. Dear brothers and sfc-
Iters: You are. cordially invited to
ram, nnri h with nil nn thu flrfit Run-
d.v , jnne. Brother Com is onr
pastor and that is his meeting day '
and he tells us so often of his friends
on Spring Creek that we want yon all
to come and be with us. We (want to
meet you all, and will enjoy it, I am
sure we will, and if it is not con
venient for you all to come that day.
(veicant you all to pray for our sue- .
cess, as uod nas commanded us to
pray for one another.
From a sister in the Lord,
Mrs. Eddis Jenkins,
R 1, Flag Pond, Tenn.-; -
FROM WALNUT, (Special)
The farmers of this section are ,,
very busy "getting ready to set out
tobacco plants. -
Mr. John Chandler, Eloise Cody,
Glen Ramsey and Laura Cody, were
motoring Friday eyehing. , ., ' ;
Ansel Freeman, and John Lunsford
were pleasant callers of Misses Mar
garet Leak and Sallie Chandler Fri
day night. ' ;
Banks, Bernicf Jayne, Richard
Dockery and Vonalee McDaris were
motoring through Walnut from Hot
Springs Saturday afternoon.
A social party '.was given at the
Presbyterian church Saturday night
which was enjoyed very much. .
Two hundred pounds of cucumber
seed have been delivered to growers
hi Hoke County. More than 150 ,
acres of the crop' will be grown thii
season. .. ' ,, - .
What Will
When juvr
Children Ciy
for It
is hardlv a aousahold that b nt
heard ef Caatoriat At leaat f v minion
heonas an aarer without it. If there era
childraa la year faatily, tbere'i alm t
daily seed ectUeeiBiorti iri r-r r t
may and
you
thank. 1 t
boUle in the 1
honae. . Just a f " r
jwd that colic or constipation i
Or diarrhaa ehaekad. A vefet
dct baby remady measi f
folka. Osateiia is about the on
row have ever heard doctors adv
n to tnfr-'x Ctronser Ined.c ;nt
daepwona , av tiny b"-, ho
parulea i may ha t
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aad reiB - boy it r
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