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. la -si , Jr., has returned
lt? j?..ints in Florida.
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,Y;rit ami his son, Mr.
.1, ui' liig liidge, wero
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.. ..siuviilc, some time J
iii.d to his homo bore,
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.... ,\, .1 (iiliiisx iih', Gil.,
. . v.ivi iu iv, \> i th hi.*
; Ai i s. l\ K. Moody.
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i -h, u h e lu had been j
>ii.!ihcni ( 'on tVivuec .
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.?'a >'.t tilt, of Asheville, i> .
!.. .? I. milter, Mr. John 1? j
: i.l Mrs. Efisl.y, and her j
Mary Morris.
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Alis. W .1. .Mams and fa- !
have r '.'ith'tl lure, for tlu
?ral y.ars, are moving t!-'
Mttrj hy, their former lionu
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'.'?try CatdY"*, Jli.ks a-?) ,
j Wilson, Lett It Xiehol j
? ?.!:l!er will <r<> to Clta" i
-t of the week, to spent i
? i v illi fri: tii'.s.
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t'"'l?e, a r.tiidont it ,
S hi 111, i;i k :. H(lii' j
t ! s rvinsr th? teachim |
v <?<,!:ool, an part of .
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i Jr., wif 'o F.*? j
; ? > witness f ho final ?
in t1'. v-i1- t:; r.mferenee Raskif-t |
t if. vpftii-n- d v "
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)f;\ ?, ff-11. Madiro XVV
r n it' W no"ah As
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? V," \vn. Nirrrro
('?? r ?. Ma Wilson.
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V vv\ '? - ! i ;:iTiv!'?l from
? 1 :? !lic wall
,it ',v ? ? d! ,\ * !;???! ;.- & Paeifv
S! , I- ? ? ,!:?<?/ Mr. T. K.
(i'i ! ?; ' ?> ' iil a Iotjs vaca
tii n iti iY.>r; to rrrain his heat!
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M'\ ?<???' V"<. Frown j?,?wl strait
hav.-? a rivrd frrw
fli.i ff ? i Tcn;i.. and arc o<*rnpv
iif r> ;? m-i ? ? -r nt in Mr. 0. M
IV* '' ' !) . ? M~, p.-o'- n has
d(' *|. - i; ... j. j-niiirr ns.*r1 on 1 !'
' ill! '-!-1 ? nnd.
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R '??<*. t. r*. Mw, M?
,V:< r , V n-i-p Mrs. .T. IT
Hr'i ' 'r.. q C/Wr yonncf son of
*-r "? v. rn k. of W"' Stcr. nrp a*
'fn<V- - Mi . ?v:n?,*l st ? t o mo-'tin*? of
t'i* fiip'ist Women's Missionary
l*rir.!i jn session in Winston- Ra1*m
t!n< work.
U. D. 0. TODAY
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T! II, If. <'nth(>v fhaf>t"r Ir. I).
P- '? '! !!:<?? I' lliis .ifh'roioon, at the
l ull 1. 1 Mrs. ]'. L. ,M.'Kci? with
Mr-. .F . ha ;\. Parr is joint ho-tcs.
Tin- i in frani i> in charg? of Mrs. T.
K. and Mis; MiMml Cowan.
ANTI-SALOON MEETING
HELD. TUISDAY
Rev. J esse Owen and Mr. George
J. Burnett, officials of the Anti-Sa
loon League, spoke at a mooting held
at the Baptist church here, Tuesday
afternoon at -two o'c'ock, at which
time plans wire discussed for a cam
paign in the county against the re
peal of the Eighteenth amendment.
The me v ting was jm sided over by
Rev. R. L. C'rcal, pastor of the Bap
iis?i. church ai brysun I'ily.
SENATOR THOMAS J. WALSH.
MONTANA, DIES SUDDENLY
Senator Thoniaj .T. Walsh of
Montana died suddenly of a heart
i.i k aboard an Atlantic Coast
no- train n.at W: son today whih
route to Washington with hin
,w hoy. he married Saturday, in
Havana.
The senator, who was named to he
! "i- 11 y-g n.'rai in the cabinet of
'ivsident-eloct. Roosevelt only a few
.'ays not), was stricken and died with
in a few minutes as he lay face down
ward in a berth in his drawing room.
BALSAM
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Af>s. Marion Ashe was taken to
he Harris Community hospital
''ridav night where she underwent
?n opera! ioa for appendicitis Satur
'av. ' >
Mis. Hubert Ensley and children
'nrind Mand;iy from a week end
?. is:t- to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
'. H. M.h'nflVv; in Henderson vill&
Mrs. Sara Bryson, Mr. E. 0. Queon
:irl children went to Franklin Sun
?lv to s?\-> Mr. L'nyd Quiett who is
? pitie.nt in Am*ol Bros, hospital.
LLOYD QUIETT DIES
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William Lloyd Quiet t, :50 years !
' M, died in Angel Brothel's Hospital, J
?Yankliu, Tuesday nirrlit, after an
I'ncs d:i!iii?r from injury ho rc
ivi-d la-t November, while working!
?i ,t lo'rging project in the Balsair.
in MitaiiH.
Mr: Quirtt, who was unmarried,
> survived bv his father, Mr. Wm
V Oeiett. of Hi* QaMa soe'ion, by
?vo si-iti-rs, Mrs. Nicholson, of Bre
ml ami Mrs. F. 0. Queen, and two
'"others. Hubert, Vornie and Howard
>f Oua'la. '
The f:meral sen-ice is being held,
his , morning at Whittier.
BETHEL, TENNESSEE
We are glpd to say we have been
i 'wving somcf cold weather for th<
uist month / Wo hop? that we may
"in\> n pood fruit crop.
Mr Early Wood of this community
undo a business tr'p to North Car
, >Una last avc k.
Mr. and M?'s. .lim Cook sp^nt la0'
?alurdav ni.trht with (3. F. and II. C
MAKES WOMEN
LOSE FAT
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Atiss J(,.u .?i. iiuiu^s 01 uuyton, <J.,
?villus : "l weiguul i?v> so s willed lu
?i>v.r iu'iii\c|itiu, 1 never was w sui
;>iis,u as n luu i weighed myself tlic
Ul'st Week ? 1 lo>t 'i pouuus. 1 jusl
: /OUgii. i..y yiu jar a..<t am down to
! l-k? ? am still taking ilum and never
I iVil butter in luy life/ (Juue 17,
| 19j2).
io take off l'at ? take one half tea
1 poonful of Krusehen Sa.tfi in a glass
?j <>!' hot water in tin; morning before
?uvakfaat? one bottle that lasts 4
.reeks costs lint a few cents? get it
? .it any drmj store in America. If
I his first bottle fails to convincc yon
this is the SAFE and harmless way
to lose fat? your money gladly re
turned-.
Don't accept anything but Kru9
ehen becans;* yon must reduce safely.
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Ip&BOCTOR
^JOiiN JOSEPH GAINES, M.D.
"PLEURISY"
Hive is a disease of the winter months, Pleurisy, usually resulting
! ! -iiirt to violci.'. cold. It should not be mistaken for pneumonia,
ii ! eiler hnvc the doctor and be sure you are right.
. i ** y announces itself by PAIN. Not necessarily much fever,
' ? ii begins with a pronoiinccd chill. Remember, ? pleurisy is outside
! '!'<-? pneumonia inside. The pleura is a tough, smooth membrane
' : hue- i'.ic (.hot-wall ? and also covers the body of the lung. If
i n i:ii?iunc is normal, it will glide over its neighboring surface#
v- :!i .ut sui ation ; inllamed, it at once becomes very painful. A cough,
?' ?'?"?}. is e.v.ruciating ? it hurts to take a full breath ? hurts at the pom
: |f the spot remains sore long enough, adhesions *n?y orm?
.-tarts a very chronic condition, hard to cure.
I have many times taken out from three to twelve ?j_ ^'?^s,!Cr.
' in. I fr, .in m, ?],] casc ()f neglected pleurisy ? "pleurisy with effusion.
Nl"ti!d never be permitted to get that far.
Your d'.ty when attacked is, to go to bed, or, at least stay in the
ii wl.nc tl e air is dry and warm. Get up a sweat as quickly as
: - ''bh\ Sic that the bov.el is "open." Get the blood to the surface
u- it there ? it is possible only in warm atmosphere. Pneumonia
Jr.'.v :.c in'-talx-ii fur p'eurisy ? a d^igerou9 mistake. See your doctor,
'"?1 talc no charces*. Simp'c pleurisy is not dangerous if promptly
i'V.ti.!,-,! lo; piu uiuunia may be deadly if neglected.
. "'i.- real name of pleurisy is "pleuritis." But I r.m inclined to use
; v.ndcrstai-.hblc language for my readers. I hope this short sketph
^"terujug i cyjftsuon cemykiat may do gaod wmewhtw.
Wood, and families.
It is reported that Miner Philkpe
gut seriously hurt working on a
logging job in Georgia, where he
had recently moved from this com
munity.
We Nort h Carolina people can say
one thing for Cumberland county.
The people we are ncquaitned witi
arc what we call neighbors.
mwsmn.
LESSON
ly Charles E.Dunn
Jews Shows His Po'xtr
Lesson for March 5th. Mark 4 :35-5 :8.
Golden Text : 2 Timothy 1 :12.
The first part of our lesson is the
dramatic episode of the tired Jesus
asleep iu a storm. We picture Him,
spent in body and soul, sound asleep on
a cushion in the
stern of the little
vessel, iinawarc of
:hc raging elements.
We visualize also
those panic-stricken
disciples, unable to
cope with the
pounding waves,
despite their expert
seamanship. In vain
are their valiant at- jm
tempts to preserve I
the boat's balance. I
The water persists HHHSHHB
in coming in, there- ReT. etui. E. Dano
by threatening to swamp the shallop,
and drown them alL Hastily awakening
Jestis, they appeal, in terror, for His
aid. "Master, they cry, "does it make
no difference to you that we are sink
ing?" Rousing Himself, He rebukes
the wind. "Silence!" is His command.
"Be still I" The wind dies. It is calm.
Then follows the most significant
touch in this exciting incident, that
striking question, so characteristic of
the Master, "Why arc you afraid?
Have you still no faith?" An eminent
New Testament scholar holds that the
cni'itc*' >s crw.*oJn?H within the
words, "Fear not, only believe!" Jesus
ii3>! an excess of faith in God. He was
never afraid, because He was perfectly
sure He was safe in the hands of God.
How much our groping, confused,
fearful, bedevilled generation needs to
cast itself npon the merciful care of
the Lord !
The second half of the lesson is the
familiar story of the violent lunatic
whom no fetters could bind. Living in
a graveyard, wandering about in the
liiils. he was the terror of the neighbor'
hood. Mark gives u$ a fuller descrip
tion of this maniac than Matthew or
Luke. His graphic pen vividly portrays
the wildness of this miserable, untamed
creature who, in his paroxysms, cut
himself with stones, and smote the air
with bloodcurdling shrieks.
Mad as lie was, however, he rccng.
oized, hy some strange, inner compul
sion, the authority of Te^us. and ran
Mid worshiped Him. At o-ice the
Master expelled the foul Mii'^ within,
he poor wretch, transferri.-.u them tc
i herd of swine. It was a sr.- Macular
li 'isnst ration of His dynamic power,
i power f-reenant t?v!av in the lives of
His hemic followers.
MERCHANDISING
THE RAILWAY
| At iy2e per mile
|
ONE WAY COACH TRAVEL
. BARGAIN FARES
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BETWEEN ALL STATIONS
ASHEVILLE AND MURPHY
WHEN YOU RIDE ON THE
SOUTHERN RAILWAY?
You v"rc assured of a comfort
able seat in a modern day coach
you are not fatigued" as a re
sult of being jostled about in
a lighter form of conveyance.
You arc not exhausted as a re
sult of nervous strain from
driving an automobile yourself,
or from keeping your foot on
the brake (figuratively) while
conscious of the other fellow's
driving.
When you ride or ship your
freight via Southern Railway
System, a part of your money
is returned to you through
l some channel of trade beoanse
of its large employment of la
bor, pure-base of materials and
supplies and generous contrib
ution to taxes in various forms,
all rebounding to the benefit of
those residing m the territory
which it serves. ?>
WE HELP YOUR BUSINESS;
WHY NOT HELP OURST
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TRAVEL BY TRAIN
COMFORTABLE "
ECONOMICAL
SAFE
(
SOUTHERN
Railway System
NOTICE OP h IK
Having as a mechanic repaired a i
certain Kupgler Truck Mod?:l tOIT,
serial Number 7484 belonging to
Robinson Brothers, and having
charged for making snid repair the j
sum of $25.50 which amount the
said Eobinson Brothers have failed
to pay, and having retained posses
sion of said truck" in order to pre*
serve my lien upon it; Now, there
fore, in accordance with section
2436 of the Code of North Carolina.
I will, on the 11th day of March,
1933, at 12 o'clock, noon; sell at
public auction at my shop in Whit
tier, North Carolina, the abovo de
scribed truck, to tho highest bidder
for cash.
T. K. HYATT.
3-2-2t. pd.
We are, for only a j
short time running ?
Eugene Waves for
, $5
Shampoo and Fin
ger wave
50c
ZUTZ
Beauty Shoppe
If you want
NIGHT
WRECKER
SERVICE
Call Roy Morris
Phone 194
Jackson Chev. Co.
We Weld Anything
Aluminum and Pot Metal
A Specialty
Ask Askey's Garage
HOLE - IN - THE - WALL
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The Best Place
to
EAT
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Your New Spring Coat
And Suit Are Here
It's high time to be thinking about your new Spring Coat and
Suit? and it's always time to be asking Hale's for just the last
word on styles. The new coats and suits are here - and they're
exquisite!
They're in the new
shades of Grey, Gold,
Beige, Blues, Greens; in
Fur-trimmed Coals, Tai
lored Coats, Three-piece
Swagger Suits and the
Tailored Suit.
AT THESE LOW
PRICES.
3.95, 5.00
and up
Lovely Silk Crepe
Dresses and Jumper
Dresses, with Print
ed Blouses, puffed
, sleeves.
3.95
Other Dresses, in ev
ery Spring Shade.
Priced from
5.95
and up
,o
Mrs. Hale has just returned from New York
having stayed in the markets longer than
usual, searching for styles and values. Con
vinced that you will agree that her selec
tions are the last word in both style and
value, we invite your inspection.