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From SPRING CREEK
Mr. Carl Long, of Church
Hill, Tenn., a former professor
of Spring! Creek High School,
, was visiting here last week.
Mr. A. H. Hipps, of Ashe-
ville, is spending a few days at
Spring Creek.
'Mi. Gordon Johnson, Mrs. T.
M. Johnson, and Miss Sue John
son, of Arden, and Miss Mamie
Wilson, of -Asheville, motored
to ' Spring Creek Sunday and
spent the day with-Miss Hat
tie Ledford.
Miss Emma Haynes and Miss
Dora Rhinehart, of Joe, spent
Sundav with Miss Hattie Led
fordj? Quite a number of people
from Spring Creek motored to
Hot Springs Tuesday night to
attend the commencement ex-
prrinpn nf ' TlnrlflnH-'Rell Tnnt.i.
tute. Among them were Miss . next week,
Nannie Meadows, Miss Dorothy
Meadows, Mrs. ' Jasper Led
ford, Patton Ledford, Miss Ma
mie Wilson, Hattie Ledford,
Mr. Hardy Meadows, Alerick
Snelson, Miss Nellie Riddle,
Plato Duckett, Glen Kirkpat
rick, Gradion Meadows and
others.
Mrs. John Gardner. .Miss
Thelma Gardner and Glen
Gardner, of Trust, were visiting
at the home of Mr. C. V. Hunt
er Saturday night
Several people of Spring
Creek enjoyed an ice cream
feast at the home of Mr. Roy
Woody Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mamie Wilson, of Ashe
ville, is spending the
week with Miss Hattie Ledf drd.
The girls of Spring Creek
who are planning to attend the
summer school at Mars Hill
will be leaving about Sunday
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From GRAPEVINE
Our pastor,' Rev. Jessie Corn,
filled his regular appointment
here Sunday and preached a
wonderful sermon to a large
congregation. A very nice
sum was contributed to him.
We are proud of Rev. Mr.,Corn.
He brings us inspiring mes
sages. The steps of a good
man are ordered by the Lord.,
(CHTyet I have not seen the
righteous forsaken, or his seed
t begging bread.
Our Sunday School is moving
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mjut "enroiiraeni is increasing.
We are noping-and loosing jor
ward to a great -success this
'-summer.
iMr. Howard and Miss Clota
ft Cody, Mrs. Daisy Sams were
- .visiting here last Sunday from
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Burnsville Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cargill
left Sunday for Asheville where
they will spend a few days.
Mr. McKinley West, Miss Zu
la Wild, Miss Ellen Allen, Miss
Vera Brice were out Kodaking
Sunday evening.
Mr. A. W. Coats and family
were visiting home folks Sun
day.
Mr. Claud West has a bad
FIFTH SUNDAY MEETING
f OF FRENCH BROAD AS.
SOCf ATION, HELD ATf
PEtfv 3 CHAPEL ON
MAY 30-31, 1925 p.'
A -large number of people in
the bounds of the French Broad
Association, orathered at Peak's
Chapel Baptist church May
30-31. Rev L. C. Roberts pre
sided, as Moderator, E. S. Mor
gan, Secretary.
The program for this meet
ing: was well carried out. The
different ; subjects and many
different speakers that were
present, we are -unable to men
tion. -.We had as many as 12
preachers with us. We want
to Bay that we feel that the
spirit of God was with us in
this great meeting. We were
proud to have with us over a
half dozen of young laymen,
who made talks stating that
they were in the work to stay.
We are proud to mention Rob
ert Tweed, George Silver, Lee
Tweed and others.
We all missed one worhty
man -Professor W. P. Jervis.
We hope some, of the younger
men may - be able to fill his
place: We ..were greatly im
pressed with the talks on the
women's work and B. Y. P. U.,
given by 't miss . May rneima
Roberts and Miss Delia Hug-
gins of Mars Hill ; also talks by
Rev. A. C. Hainby of kars hill.
Misses Hattie and. Ida Penux of
Yancejr County, who are form
er teachers of this county, came
over with Rev. W. L. Edwards
and; daughter. cRev. Mr. , Ed
J wards, is. one of lYencey Coun
ty s best preachers, and he de
livered a wonderful-sermon on
Sunday at 11 a. m. -His text
was: "Whatsoever ye sow, that
shall ye also reap."
We would like to mention
more of thegood things of the
great meeting, but we haven't
time. In conclusion we would
say, the good people of Peek's
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TN the great ccntets of busi
x ness where correct attire is
a matter of course, the man
of affairs relies absolutely
on the dependable perform
ance and refined appearance
of his Florsheim Shoes.
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MARSHALL, N. C.
while hauling wood for Mr.
Mark Roberts. We' wish lor
him a speedy recovery.
Mr. Jobie Henderson has
LeM w.Tkiog on S'ring Creek
for some time.
JUr. Dewey Buckner is the
proud owner of a Ford Road
ster: This speaks for better
roads.
We hear rumors, of a surprise
n4v WVii on tho fnllrn tn
Chapel fed and cared for those e surprifeed, we wonder. Miss
who attended this great meet- wim h ontArfninoH tfi
fe?itheLf !f lff??SS: young people a number of times
uebMsicu. f c ki a ner h0me. Tney always re-
Sunday meeting is a spiritual rt . fine time about
upuxt w any vuuiwi. ,j Djay g0 ,te tor some,
We were proud-oi the worK, ona else to et busyi Good
and the great good we feel, has
been accomplished in our fifth
Sunday meetings of the pas
Those who missed this meet
ing will hrdly realize what
they have missed.
E. S. MUimja-'.
Because their cotten seed
seed was damaged by constant
rains last fall, farmers of Scot
land County have ordered more
than 3. 300 bushels of improv
ed Beed this spring, states S. E.
Evens, county agent.
BIG PINE NEEDLES
and he delighteth in his ways. vOT1" rnnflAH fPrtTY1 nnwHor .
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posure.
Mrs. W. T, West was visiting
her brother, Adolphus Fisher,
last Sunday, who has been ilL
Mr. Roy Rice made a flying
trip through Sunday . morning,
making his way to cull ureeK
Inn. -
JlriWilIaM';3auitarL' Mr.
Clarence West made a call at,
Mr. Van Wallin's last week
end to .read the News-Record.
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!-i ' " : Marshall, N. C.:; . . -' .
The farmers of this section
are very busy with their work.
Some are having to replant the
corn, etc. because of damages
done by a frost last week. We
are needing rain very badly, as
the farmers are wanting to get
their tobacco plants out, ttfie
'frost having killed most of what
they did have out.
The Sunday School at this
place is progressing nicely.
Next Saturday and Sunday be
ing our regular monthly service
conducted by Kev. a. ts. riem
mons. Everyone must come
out. We are hoping to have
our B. Y. Pi Ui organized again
soon.; 3 We must keep some
thing going for our young peo
ple, as they seem to be looking
for something to do..
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart woriey
were visiting the home of Mr.
N. F. Baker last week.
Mr. Ray Wild and Mr. Kay
Bucknerwere out :Kodakin!
last Sunday evening. et :ri i,.
. We have been having quite a
lot of sickness1 in our communi
ty. Mr. Roy Baker, who was
auite ill with pneumonia fever,
we are glad to say fast improv-i
ing. We hope he win soon pe
out again. . ,'i-r
Miii Mae; . PlemmOns , from
Spring Creek, who has been re
siding with Mr. F, G. Roberts,
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USB UCCU tit 1V( ouure "" : .! ;
Little Sammie Roberts has al
so been very sick. , ;
Miss Lois Baker, - wno nas
been attending Dorland-Bell
School for the past two years,
is home for the summer.; ; V
Misses Addie, Eula, and Ber-
nice Davis with others, were
visiting t h e home of Jar.
John Roberts last Sunday aner-
wholesome' amusement is what
our young folks need more of,
so come on and let's someone
have a social. '
It's pretty lonesome back in
the sticks when young folks
cease to try. So hustle up, you
irirls and boys.
Come on. folks, we don't see
very much news from old Big
Pine any more. Such a popu
lar place as this should receive
more attention.
Best wishes for everyone, but
especially for the News-Record.
From TRUST
The people of this setion are
having some very hot weather
now.
The crops are looking some
what bad, due to the cold
weather for the past week.
Mrs. Lydia Davis and daugh
ter, Mrs. Belle Price and child
ren were visiting Mrs. Willie
Plemmons Sunday evening.
Misses Annie, Carrie and
Thelma Davis andi Mr. John
Davis have returned from
school and expect to spend the
summer at home.
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From BONNIE HILL
We are having real cool
weather at present. Frost
came last night and bit our
beans, corn, potatoes, and
plants that weren't covered.
We regret them getting ruined,
but we must submit to' God s
will. He doeth all things well.
I think wickedness causes such
things that we call bad luck to
happen to us many times.
We are sorry to hear of Mr.
Tom Gowan being quite ill at
this writing. Dr. Grigsby has
just passed by on his way home
in Tenn. He reports that Mr.
Gowan has acute indigestion. .
We hope he will soon be welL
The mother of Mr. W. W.
Gowan is expected to leave us
at apy moment to go to her re
ward. She says she is ready to
meet her God.
Mr. and Mrs. Berry Roberts
and Mr. Theward Trammel
were visitors at Bonnie Hill Sun
day, also visiting their mother,
Mrs. W. W. Gowan.
' Cecil Trammel went to visit
his sisters and brother Sunday,
We are glad to read news
from so many communities.
We sure do enjoy reading items,
written by Miss Mary E. Price,
of Trust, N. C.
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Misses Pearl-Freeman and
Mary Price . are expectnig to
leave for Mars Hill the 2nd
day of June.
W e are still having a good
Sunday school at Mt. Pleasant.
Part of our class went to Luck
Chapel Sunday evening and
had some good singing, and re
ported a nice time.
Mrs. Mary Davis was visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Dolph
Price, Sunday.
Mr. Homer Ellison of this
place is a frequent visitor at
Big Pine.
Mrs. Wesley Price's mother,
Mrs. Taylor, has arrived here
to spend a few weeks with her
daughter, Georgia.
Mr. D. D. Price and Mx.
Frank Fowler were the guests
of Mrs. James Plemmons Sun
day for dinner.
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Mr. Garland Rathborne had
the misfortune of - getting his
leg broken a .few days ago
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