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tori Drawn for August I The Silent Partner
: Tern Superior Court,
; .I August 27th, 1923.
' ; NO. I TOWNSHIP. ;
y Walter Smith, A. W Whitehurst,
'ff M. M. Rampey, Homer Bryan,
J; C. Redmon, J. II. Plemmons,
A .J. Ball. J. E. Jarrett. J. E. Rice
of Job, Frod Freeman, P. V.
Rector. G. W. Bryan, jr., Henry
Cody, A. H Bryan.
NO. 3. TOWNSHIP
J P. Fox, W. I?. White.
NO 4 TOWNSHIP
Says:
' You will never be happy un
til you think yu are." v
"Indecision is a terrible handi
cap So many people want 'to
wait until they are perfectly
sure. There are very few things
that we can be sure ; about until
we try them out Your sense
of possibility or prabability
should guide you to mahvfea de
cision. When Vou decide then
Memorial Services
For President
Baptist Church
Friday Afternoon at Four O'clock
J. B. Carter, N. W. Anderson, act."
C. B. Jervis.
NO. 5 TOWNSHIP
R. R. Phillips.
NO. 7 TOWNSHIP
J. M. Pa ue, James Payne,
NO. 8 TOWNSHIP
J. C. FUmming, Z. V. Davis,
H C. Lusk.
NO. 9 TOWNSHIP
D. B Duckett.
NO. 10 TOWNSHIP
J M. Wallin. '
NO. 11 TOWNSHIP
Henry Cody.
NO. 12 TOWNSHIP
Jake Coldwell, T. J. Wild.
NO 13 TOWNSHIP
G. W. Ebbs, G. C. Plemmons,
Jno. D. Balding.
NO. 14 TOWNSHIP
B. S. West, J. B. Hensley.
NO 15 TOWNSHIP
R. S.Gibbs. '
"Obstacles are
in disguise "
opportunities
"In the frozen world of busi
ness.
Johnson City Route Will Be
Shortened Seventy-Five
- Miles,
Motor travel between Ashevill
and Johnson City Tenn.. will be
shortened a distance of 75 miles
when a highway in Madison
County is completed, connecting
up at the State line with an im
provedflroad . in Uuicoi County,
Tenn. The highway runs
through the northwest section of
Madison County and the road
forces of Madison are grading I K
within a mile of the line or trie l
two stat.s.
The new road will leave the
MfllTlflrffi LlTPTlRfi Dixie Highway Route "A" at
UUA AUK v r I
ttlllUL VJap, weak vi iviaisiiaii
and will cross the state line in the
Nathniel Wheeler, age 32. of Sam Moore cap Quy Roberts, of
umcago, iu to Aince mms, age Marshall, recently informed an
31, of Hot Springs. . , ' official of the Asheville Motor
Ottis Hall, age 22, Flag Pond, Cjub that Madison road would
Tenn., R-l, to Letha Hensley, be compieted in a few weeks by
age 18 of Flag Pond, Tenn., R-l. the convict force. The road, he
Andrew Gunter, age ll, of K- said, would be fn eood shaDe lii
... I. n.,ln,;. C.arM ana 1 Q nf I . .. ..a.. . I "
yen-, iu icipuiaxjuouw., iwnen the road in ocKe county
Marshall, K-4. Tenr. is closed for the lavincr
Paul Dinwiddie. age 27, of Mar- Lav . addimr that it would
shall, to JNellie iiinkle, age 1V ON uAttPP .ftnr1inn than 'the road
marsnau. . Ithrnnah Wn f Can Creek. I i
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tiugn A. awards, age jo, oi oiTicials of the Motor . Club
Wilton Salem, to Annie Ehzat eth 8tatethenew roa(j to Johnson
i i m f n u:n i . ...
Anuerwn, ge u maio i citv wou d ODen a SDlendid tradel iv
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e. ovine , ca.uing, age u, oi terr torv between Ashevi e. I A
Trmt, to Eonras Cpward; age 18, grwin, and .Johnson City, all EV
of lee, N. C. I three cities receiving enormous A
Braxton Keith, age 25 of Mars benefits. A few months ago
The President has passed away. Wc are
sorry, and wc shall manifent it in a public way on
Fridav afternoon bv patheriner in some place of
J t f(o. w
worship and pay tribute to his memory.
The President was a Baptistthe first .of that
taith to occupy the eoecutivc chair. So, as Bap
tists and American citoens, we shall meet togeth
rr in our olace of worship Friday alternoon, at 4
o'clock, and hold appropriate services in his honor
, Representative men of the town, and als6 the
Rev. Mr. Caroenter. pastor of the Methodis
'.Church, will participate.
We give a1 most cordial invitation to those
who are, not Baptists, as well as to those vho are
to be present.
Yours in Sorrow and Grief,
EVAN RIDGE,EVANS.'
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ONLY BIG SHOW COMING
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MARSHALL
ONE GALA NIGHT
Tuesday, August 14th
UNDER A HUGE CANVAS'
Seats For 2000 People
THE ALL FUN SHOW
FLORIDA
.v:.:.;;.;'-.r.BLOSSO'MS,
Hill, tiTexie Shook age 25, of
Mars Hill.
Ccorg Ramsey age 76 of Mar
shall 11-4, to Emily Brown, age 57,
of Marshall R-5.
'' Paul Cutshall age 24 of Stack.
. hous, to E Ina Kinu, aze 19. of
' $tackhouse.
a joint meeting of residents of I
Marshall an J representatives of
Asheville organizations was heldV
in the Sam Moore Gap relative I i '
to discussing plans for the newjJ'y
road in Madison. , ' lIv
REPORT OFTHE CONDITION OF
MINISTRELS
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Forof ivyNew, ; THE BANK OF MARS HILL
AT MARS HILT.. N. C L
We all enjoyed the B Y.' P. U. At the close of Bu.sinei April 3rd. wr. A
Convention at our church I A
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Sunday x ' . v
Ms Stasca Foister left Sun- rw,1(i r.,a,w . . V Won A
day to betfin t e a c'h i n (f in Overd.afta, - - - 391.52 A
Buncombe. ' J
Mr. Joe Morgan and little son.
John", are visiting friends and
U. S. Bonds and Liberty Bond 1,327.50 i
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uuiikjii upust'a, ruriiiLure auu -
Fixtures, $5377.86
.nl.t Minn .m IRmntnn LVIn vm' iL,Al '
ibiautraui iruisiuu-oaicw uiu Cagl, - 62,00
WceK. :' - . I Checks for i learin? . . Nonv
Dr Henry Fender Ledford. of ,
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ing the week with home folks ' iubilities. f
Tl,,'lMw..i. ' Capitalstockpaidin .... - $10,000.00
est aaugnier, ransy, spent se f undivided profits, jess cuirent e.
erai days wan mends and I pensos and taxes paid - 390.91
relatives. Bills Payable
Mis Viola Trf.rlfnrd Wan Uepos'Ui subject to check W.BZWtf
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we are glad to nave Miss Ti.'riiu..j n
neien nome aiier aiiena-l Due in Less than 30 Days . 7.5 0 00
ing the Asheville S U m m er I Cashier's cheeks outstanding 16 S3
C. Art! I
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xuss r aye Duvers, 91 Mar- isuu. north cou..
chall. EDent few davs with I Coua, Mdin,M:
"A CLASSY, JAZZY BREEZE
, FROM THE LAND O'ORANGES"
GOLDEN BAND AND ORCHESTRA
THE LONE STAR QUARTETTE ;
1-2 Hundred Kew Acts . . s
Arid MinstreP Surprises $
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Lj Street Parade At Noon
PRICES 0G ADMISSION 35 ind 55c
Shou Lot On The Island
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.ajbs Erma Whitt
Mrs. J. L Riddle, of Vir;
mia,
recently( enjoyed tie inviora-
tl-zl sir cf North Carol.-a at
Hi 1 ,diz3 cf Mr: and Mrs. J. C.
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bank, da ftotaunly iwaar tht tk akon Ut-1
mint M trM t th txs of By koawUd u4
beliai. , , . " .
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Sabicribad and twort to kafara ait, this flat I
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Vl Cemmictioa Eipiraa February llih, 1 J.
THE nEVC-HECORD OFFICE
fch
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Makes No Difeience
We welcome the small do
i counts as well as the larger
ones, a sman account loaay,
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CITIZENS BANK
The Bank of Personal Service .
St-
EVERETT TWEE.D, President :-: ARTHUR WB1TESURST, CasUcr
CULLOWHEE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL t
. CULLOWHEE. N. C. ; ;
. Co-Ednc&tional .
A stand and two-year State Normal School, prcpairlog tancherf for el-,
n.entary schools. Three distinct curricula: . , , ."' ,
(a) For teaching in primary gra.de, leadlofto Primary B. Ctrtlficate
(b) For teaching In intermediate grades, leading' to Grammir Grade B
Certifioa'). .-., ' ' -;,.,, . , j .
(c) For teaching In upper grades, ieadingto Gramme Grade B.CHiSeia..
Enlarged faculty of specialists in teacher-training work; eicelleot practioef
school, with new building and equipment throughout; one of beat
girl' doimitoiies in State just being completed; dormitory for men; nwec
tral heating plant. Tuition ftee to North Carolina teachers. ' " ' ;
The State also has a standard four-year high school here which while ,'
being dlrinct from the normal school woik, Is under the same management'
The school is in the picturesque Tuckaaiegee Bivei Valley, in Jackson',
County. i ..-:..-
For information, write , 7-2r-ta-Vl8.23-pV
H. T. HUNTER. President, 7.
Cullowtee. N. C.
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Stanley Mccormick school
A Practice! Lifo School
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Opans for the fall semsster Aagust 2Ut Practical and l,
literary courses. .Special attention to physical development-
an4 character bjildingr. A well trained faculty in erery
dapartment Twelve builJinzs. Special shops and 'a'wra-
lories for m3ohiiica!, elestrical ani scientiAs courses. Of
'special nterest to farm boys an I j:irls.-; Under Country
Life Department Presbyterian Board of Missions. H '
For further information and terms apply to ' -
: 'MX Fir.lEY, Princf;:!, V -
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WANTED
CONTRACTORS
TO-
MArrjrACTini:
Pulp and Acid wood from the Lands of Boice Hardwood Co This wood
is known as Cold Springs Branch watershed, in Hf-wcrl County, N. C.
We I lave Camp-, Commissary and tables on t" a jab. And wi J have
attractive proposition for the man who want to wuik an J make good.
. We are now( ready to talk business, and if you want a contract eo;is
prepared to go to work. . .- j : v . ' i
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J. E. SLAUGHTER, in Charge"" tAr.TFCT.D, TENN. '
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