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BIBLE THOUGHT
The work of righteousness shall be
peace; and the effect of righteous
ness, quietness and assurance for ev
er. And my people shall dwell in a
peaceable habitation, and in sure
dwellings, and in quiet resing places.
Isaiah 23:17, 18.
The Hendersonville News is
to become a tri-weekly next
week. For some time it has
been issued twice a week
Wednesdays and Sundays.
Beginning next week, it will be
issued Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Sundays. We congratu
late Editor Hollowell on his
success in the newspaper field
and the people of Henderson
ville for giving him the support
necessary to enable him to is
sue a tri-weekly.
It will be interesting to con
sumers of coal to know that
freight rates into North Caroli
na have been reduced, to be
come effective about the mid
dle of August.
He
It is an old saying that a dry
June means a good crcp year.
Let us take encouragement in
this thought.
Ikey and Izzy were separat
ing after an evening together,
when Ikey said :
"Au revoir."
"Vat's dat?" asked Izzy.
"Dat's goodbye in French."
"Veil," said Izzy, "carbolic
acid."
"Vat's dat?" asked Ikey.
"Dats goodbye in any lan
guage." "You have heard what the
last witness said," persisted the
lawver. "and yet your evidence
is to the contrary. Am I to in
fer that you wish to throw
doubt on her veracity?"
The policeman waved a de
precating hand.
"Not at all," he replied. '
merely wish to make it clear
what a liar I am if she's speak
ing the truth."
THE NORTH CAROLINA
CONFERENCE FOR SO
CIAL SERVICE TO
MEET IN ASHE
VILLE The North Carolina Confer
ence" for Social Service will meet
in Asheville July 2, 2, and 3.
,ThiSLg,eneral topic pf the con
ference will'be rural' life, and
rural problenis. The lnta
tive program includes the fol
lowing sections: ' :
1. Agricultural Foundations
of Rural Life, .
2. Social Problems of Rura
-Life. -;i--.Ar. :4.':
3. Rural Social Agencies.
4.. The Negro. . - "
5. The State BeautifuL
'FOURTH
Several outstanding figures,
. within, and without the- state,
f will ; have places on the pror
gram, which promises to be one
of the most interesting of the al
ways interesting and construct-
- Ive programs of the conference.
Mr. D. Hyden Ramsey, editor of
the Asheville Times, is presi
dent of the conference, and Pro
fessor Glenn R. v Johnson, r of
North Carolina State College
for Women, : Greensboro, is
secretary. : t - '' . -
: . ; : Public Welfare,
. - In hope of eternal life, which God,
that cannot lie, promised before the
jrorU fcejaiL- Tito 1:J. .- ; ;;
-fv. r,N ' ,5.;
Goi Teeth Mean Good Heal
DRS. ED. EVANS & OWENS'
!' -'i "DENTISTS
i'. Asheville, N. C.
V " Rih Imperial Theatre
"
Modern Dentistry at Reasonable
D:- cv A MlMATION FRFF t
e
COME TO SEE US
Office Hours: 8 A. M. to J P. M.
DR. OWENS WILL BE IN
. MARS HILL
EVERY SATURDAY
From TRUST
We have been having some
hot weather for the past few
days but we had a ni.e rain to
day.
We have been having a nice
Sunday School at Mt Pleasant
June 7 there was a big crowd
out at meeting and Sunday
School. Rev. S. M. Stroup
from Mars Hill preached an in
teresting sermon.
Mr. Burden Hipps 3 still driv
ing Mr. W. V Plemmona' ped
dling truck for him.
Miss Annie Worley and Eliza
are visiting Miss Annie -Price,
and she is making some music
for them on the Victrola."
Thelma and Frank Davis
spent Saturday night with their
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Freeman.
Thelma Davis and Ruth were
visiting their cousin, Miss Mary
Price, Sunday evening.
Rev. B. B. Plemmona passed
through this section on his way
from Big Pine Creek.
From BULL CREEK
(BY ANOTHER WRITER)
We are having a good Sun
day School at Bull Creek now,
Everybody seems to have much
interest in it. Last Sunday
there were over one hundred
present. They have been hav
ing prayer meeting on Sunday
afternoons, but for some reason
it was omitted last Sunday.
The people of the community
are going to start a cottage
prayer meeting at once.
Mr. and Mrs. Zade Forester
were visiting Mrs. foresters
father, R. M. Calahan, last Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ed
wards and "little son, Floyd,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.
M. Coffey.
"Miss Suemma Willis was the
guest of Grace and Myrtle
Merrill Saturday night.
Mr. Z. T. McDaris and son,
Grant, have recently purchased
a new Ford.
Mrs. F. M. Coffey of the
Bone Camp section, ha? been ill
for the past week, but is a great
deal better now.
Misses Darcus and Elizabeth
Merrill, who have been, going to
school at the Asheville Normal,
have returned home to spend
the summer with their mother,
Mrs. Etta Merrill.
From REVERE
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rice of
White Rock were visiting at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Murphy
Rice Sunday.
Miss Juda Wallia was visit
ing Sundajr at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Scott Chan-
Miss Cora' Walfin returned
from Mars Hill, where she had
gone toithe Summer School."
'Messrs William Norton, Sol,
Stanley, Norton, Leroy and Per-
ley Rice' .motored to shelton
Laurel Sunday ' .
Quite a large crowd -from
Revere : ' attended Decoration
at Love Franklin Cemetery Sun
day. -..:'-:.V, ;v-:.:
Messrs; J. A- Frank, Bl, Edl
ridge Leake, iH. F. Wallin,
Carl and Houston Wallin, John
and Loranza Roberts; Misses
Misses :J. A." Leake, 'children
Moloney Wallin, Minnie Wallin,
Susan E. Davis, motored to ur
win, Temu and out to the fish
hatchery, four miles past Ep
win Sunday, where- the party
had a nice picnic dinner..- and
outing. . ft-i:: -uf'-.i'
(This is an Ideal place to vis
it for a picnic, as you will find
roads in fair condition at pres-j
BUY COAL W;
At low summer prices.' Good
clean free burning block coal
at J7.00 per ton. -
R.N. RA: 3Y .
Til I NEW S
ent'and yoii will find' some of
the nicest Ush at this natchery.
se- afiBir.rEM v
" Mr. Wade Goshell of Revere
leavesfor U. S. Veterans Hos
pital No. 60, Oteen, N.J C,
where he goes for treatment. ;. '
Success to News-Record and
readers. J -
LOST & WANT ADS.
25 words or less 25c for one week
75c for four weeks. Additional word
1 cent a word a week CASH First.
CORN CRIB FOR SALE -
Can be seen at the News-Rec
ord office.
See H. L. STORY,
Marshall, N. C.
RING LOST Some time ago,
lost a ring with diamond
shape emblem and 6 pearls 3
on a side. Initial inside ring
and "G. H. S." inside diamond
emblem.
Reward if returned to
P. P. PARKER,
Marshall, N. C,
Care of Henderson Motor Co.
4t pd. Out July 3, 1925.
BIRD DOG FOUND
Let the owner describe the
dog, prove his title to him and
pav for this ad. Dog was
found on road near Hot Springs.
M. C. CANDLKR,
Hot Springs, N. C.
Out June 19, 1925.
STENO-BOOKKEEPER desires
a permanent position, a years
experience. Best referencs.
vvnte Editor, JNews-Kecord.
4t pd. Out June 26, 1925.
HOUSE AND LAND FOR
SALE AT MARS HILL
Brevai, N. C.
My 30, 1925,a
editor:
I have got a house
Dear
nd one-half acre of land, nine
rooms and a bath and a base
ment. Close to the high school
and College. I want to sell it
so I can buy a Gospel tent. I
would rather cross life with
out a home and preach 4he gos
pel. It might be that someone
would like to spread the Gospel
by buying this home. I will
sell iUat a bargain. It is about
two hundred yards above the
High School at Mars hill, N.
C.
J. L. COLVILLE,
Engr. Preacher,
Mars Hill, N. C.
SWEET POTATO
PLANTS
ARE HERE! GET THEM
WHILE THEY LAST.
MARSHALL FEED CO.
Guaranteed hosiery, samples your
size free to agents. Write for po
sition paying $75.00 weekly fall time,
$1.50 an hour spare time, selling
guaranteed hosiery to wearer; must
wear or replaced free. Quick sales,
repeat orders. INTERNATIONAL
STOCKING MILLS, 6781 Norristown,
Pa.
FOR SALE- House and
Lot at Rollins
One mile East of Marshall
rah State highway 5-room
bungalolitftttfieenM
new, Lot about one-half , acre
One mil from Marshall High
School and churches w i t
school bus conveniences.
, Terms can be arranged.
See G. C. REDMON,
WANTED A, Hired Girl to
do general house wof kl
DR. W. A. SAMS - k
WANTED SALESMAN t You
have an oportunity of making
$2,000. to 45,000 yearly selling
WWtmer's complete, Jme guar.
anteed -Homo Remedies: Ex
tracts, Toilet Articles, etc.,' in
Madison County. You need no
experience just a . little cap
ital and' a teani'or car. Our
products are guaranteed, back
ed ; by a reliable Company.
White men only. Write us to
day for full information- v
Tne v -:-
H. C. WHITMER COMPANY,
Dept. 16 Columbus, Indiana.
May 15, 22, 29 '25. :
- It CO rib
M l W b w ,
11 .in." if i:, " , 1 l- 1 mi
Homo and the Savings Account
Make the house a home Clean Up and Paint Up
But every home must begin, with the saving of money. Without money
there can be no home; "s rS''.---
Love and affection lay the foundation for a home. , Money makes the
home a reality. ' X -X ': : ' ''-"
The best place to put your savings is in a savings account, where it will
be safe.' :- -".r- fi-'--S M '
Every home owner needs three thingswhich this bank has to offer:
mi mum wlA
MARSHALL, N. C.
The Bank That
FRESH RIVER FISH
AND SPRING CHICKEN
at
THE SANITARY CAFE
Marshall, N. C.
ICE
delivered at your home
R. N. RAMSEY
From GRAPEVINE
The people around this place
are very busy attending to the
crops, but we need some rain.
Mr. Aust Presnell, Mrs. Ed
na Presnell, Mr. Elsba Presnell,
Mrs. Ethel Patterson, Mr. Claud
Fisher and Mr. Arthur Pres
nell went to the Devil's Den
camping last Friday night and
reported a nice time.
Mrs. Ethel Patterson and
Mrs. Edna Presnell are plan
ning on taking a trip to Win
ston Salem in a short while.
Mr. Aust Presnell has gone
back to his blacksmith shop at
Sunburst, after spending three
weeks with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Milt Presnell
are planning on moving to
Waynesville in a short while.
Mr. and Mrs. Turney Pat
terson are planning to move. to
Petersburg in some few weeks.
Mrs. Ethel Patterson and
Mrs. Edna Presnell were at
Mr. J. B." Fisher's last Tuesday
and reported a pleasant visit.
GOITRE REMOVED
Ckokinc. Shortness . f Breath and
SJeepMMneM Gone. Estaraal
Hoa. Treatment UeedL. .:
Mri; J.:' Bi "ftrancis.; Glasgow, Kyi,
says: "My daughter had inward goitre
lor tnree years ana sunerea terrioiy
the last 'three months. It was com
pletely gone after using one .bottle.
Sorbol-Quadruple. ' You may use -my
testimoniaL' .r".y-;M--
V Sold at all drag stores or writs the
Sorbol ComDany. Mechanicsbunr. O-
hio. Locally rat .THE MARSHALL
PHARICY.: - , f. ; ,
il
is based on experience. . We
have " examined ; : the "eyes of
thousands - of people, r J have
iaade every, combination;: of
glasses, fitted all sorts," sizes
and -shapes of iiosesi ' It is our
pleasure to refer you to anyof
our patrons -: we . shall be
equally glad tb number you
among; them. . See us ' today
and see better from npw'on. : .
Charles H Honets
' V OPTOr.:ETRIST i- ?
:i Eye Strain Specialist;;; ,
64 Pat Ave. - Opp. Postoffice
ASHEVILLE, N." C. ; Q,:
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-A savings account
checking account
and a safe deposit
-AND-
Mr. Aust Presnell and Mrs.
Edna Presnell went, to pick
cherries last Friday afternoon,
but failed to get any.
Mr. Roy Rice (a picture a-
' gent) was present at Mr.
Frank Presnell's last Wednes
day night.
Best wishes to News-Record.
From BONNIE HILL
The dry, hot weather is hard
on grass and potatoes and gar
dens, but it is fine for corn as it
gives the. farmer a chance to
work it out and kill the weeds
and our farmers are making
good use of it.
Rev. Mr. Sanders f r o"ra
Tenn. had the misfortune in
falling and breaking his arm a
few days ago. and is stopping
over with Mr. Johney Go wan
until he is able to rerume his
journey. He preached a very in
teresting sermon at Bonnie Hill
Church at 11 A. M. Sunday.
Mr. Albert Gowan, who has
been ill for some tirrnrpast with
lung fc ouble, is no batter. They
are preparing to send him to
the Oteen Hospital at Ashe
ville. Mr. D. S. .Lamb 1 has ; been
quite ill for about two weeks,
and has been stopping with Mr.
W. M. Wyatt for'nursingTmt is
somewhat better,, and his son
came Monday and took him to
his home. ... " ''-'jf ",;.,
Mr; W; M. Wyatt ha been
suffering , with tonsilitis for . a
few days and is now gone-to
see Dr. Roberts f or h eatment,
We hope he will soon. bewell
again.,;. ; . : '-$&?fy-'Mr.
Randall Wyatt and f am
ily of Craggy, N. C, are visiting
Mrs. Wyatt's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. .Johnny Gowan Tof this
place-vsr-i;
SfUncle CfedjpgeSawyerof
Bluff was the guest of, Mr. and
Mrs.u "Bud" COok,- Sunday
"Uncle George, is a very good
and enterunsinir citizen..!.
Mr. Harve G0wan-J-s usual
-His staying at home with his
invalid mother and , is not mix
ing with Bociety but he has the
respect and friendship .ot his
neighbors. ' f'J-. .5. -La. 7
i Best regards to' the Eflitor
and readers of News-Record,
. v ' -u M -
Vrbm GRAPE ymE
J' (By Anotker Writer)
The oeoole of, this place are
getting along nicely With their
work. V'-'' . &lh,''j: -it-t
We have been having some
very dry weather; : ; ; 7
. .We are still having an inter
sting Sunday - schdol at this
place. We hav a gooa num
ber in Sunday school every. Sun-1
day. tRev, Jesse, Corn, ; our
nastor. was with us 'last Sun
day in Sunday school,- .We al
do had our good old brother,
Rev. J. S. Ponder afld family
from Mars HilLwitllXsjSunday.
"Marshall,' N.C.
June 121925, .
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box.
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HOT SPRINGS, N. C.
Service Built
with us again. We are proud
to say we had a nice Decora
lion at the Sams cemetery on
the hill near the churh at 3 o'
clock Sunday p. m. We had a
large crowd with us. There
were quite a lot of people from
different parts of the country.
There were about 300 present.
Our speakers were our pastor,
Rev. Everett Sprinkle Rev. .T.
S. Ponder. All made inspiring
talks on the resurrection of the
dead. That will be a day that
will long be remembered by dll
the people that were present.
the graves were all nicely deco-
arated.
With all best wishes to'NewsV
Record.- :,;r.,v
From REVERE
Mrs. P. D. Wallin and N-i
na Wallin were . in Marshall
shopping Friday. 1
Miss Carrie Norton spent Sat
urday night with Fay Wallin.
They attended church at Shady
Grove Saturday night.
Miss Dorothy Roberts was at
Revere Saturday on horse back.
Miss Vernel Ramsey spent
Saturday night with Dbrothy
Roberts at Piney Grove.
Mr. Jake Stines was the guest
of MisS Carrie Wallin' Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wallin,
Carrie and Mamie Wallin mo
tored to Erwin, Tenn. Sunday.
Mr. Hubert Roberts was at
Revere. Sunday afternoon.
Miss Judson Bpent Saturday
night near the Walnut Gap.
Mr. Joe Wallin; Sr., was the
guest of Miss Virgie Landers
Saturday night , '
Somet of the boys and girls
Revere walked over to -to?
Franklin decoration Sunday. -1 .
Mrs. Anson Lidy was a vis- .
itor at the home of Mrs Lane
Gosnell sunaay. . -
.--Mrs. H. E. Wallin visited the'
home of Mrs.. J, S. WaJlin Frix;i,
day afternoon.
4- Mrs. Jeter P. Wallin, was the,
guest of Miss Fay Ramsey Sat- c
urday. - -(' . -Ju..- -
Mr. Winston Ramsey passed
through Revere Sunday after- r
noon. jj,
'Misa, Carrie Norton, .Jeter
Wallin, Ashley. Roberts, Fay,,,
Wallin? went kodaking Satur-
day evening, - "
: Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Wallin
spent Saturday night with M. Vi
G. WAllin on Big Laurel.'. . .r,
BUY QUICK. ; PRICE
; MY DROP
OnA lnt of todies' all-leather -'., -
shoes 75c. '-j. . '
. Ladies White ShoesJl.fcOx v
and up. .' .-""."-,-..
Men's B. V. D. Suits (Hanes) -a U
75c. - . :
,Men's Overalls (220 weight) ?
s See our prices.before buying. ,i :
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