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Marahall, N. C, Oct. 80, 192,
young people get younger.
There will be some mysterious
things happening Saturday,
perhaps, ho watch your gate
posts and things like that.
From INMAN, S. C.
We are having some
very
a
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ters, Getrude and Annie of this
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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fox
and their two sons, Johnnie and
Charles, Jr., also Mr. and Mrs.
Billie Fox of Del Rio, Tenn.,
re visiting his brother.
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ibout twenty good teachers.
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BIBLE THOUGHT
THE THANKS
GIVING SEASON
Not many days are left now
YOU"
one with this institution.
-THE-
eed not have a large amount ONE DOLLAR will start you off.
was also accompanied by Mr. H- Kfilfififfifi -f-4!fW Kfi
R. W. Gordon, a representative 31
jof Harvard faculty. Mr. Gor-
don is on leave from that msti- Si
tution in the interest in collect-
iner and studying folklore and 2fl
folksongs in sections of the
South. He has become very
much interested in the won
derful opportunity in Western
North Carolina in getting a dis
tinct contribution of native pro
ductions of literature.
The School was pleased to
have these distinguished men
and educators as guests during
their visit to Cullowhee, and a
hearty invitation was extended
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THERE'S TO IT.
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mulated through a bank account.
YOU
will be glad to have you begin your banking with us.
to them by President Hunter, 1 !
which was accepted, to return
in the near future in the interest ,
of searching out and promoting 1
the folksongs in this section,
Mr. Lunsford is a native of
Madison County.
TH17 thousands and thousands of dollars that have been saved, accu-
WE
CAPITAL & SURPLUS v $ 80,000.00
RESOURCES ... more than $600,000.00
E R. TWEED, President. J. C. TILSON, Vice President
A. W. WHITEHURST, Cashier
W. R. ELLERSON, Vice President
W. T. DAVIS, Cashier
She "I heard someone yell! A
"fowl." Where are the feath-'JS
ersr f
He "Oh, this game is be-lie
tween two picked teams." Ex-i oJ
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Cullowhee, October 29th.
The Cullowhee State Normal
until a nationally regarded hoi enjoyed the delightful enter
iday will arrive; namely ainer, Hon Bascom Lamar
. . ... unsford of Asheville, in ha
Thanksgiving Lay, Kept Dy our .Songs of Appaiachia", givea
forefathers as a time for feast- Tuesday evening, October 27th
ine .d ttatagivin a,dhoot.udmk Mr.
Lord. This season of thanks- bringing together a rare eol
giving has been handed down lection of folk songs of North
... .. Carolina, which he is able fee
from generation to generation, hig audieBCefl with pleM
and is still reverenced by the ing and significant interpreta-
J.T TT- 1 u : J Li-
V , skill as an entertainer with the
our forefathers went out and 8piendid idea of stimulating a
killed all kinds of game for this deeper appreciation for the na-
rr, . tive folklore in verse and sonf.
occasion. Today there may Thug hi0 projrrams not only eB
not be as much wild game, per- tertain but offer real education
haps, but we can at least con- al value as well.
... . His strong approval by the
tinue to give thanks unto the audience wa8 shown by the con-
Lerd. tinued applause throughout the
In the minds of the people as Program and the several en
cores cajled for and given after
a whole, Thanksgiving is usu he had announced his last num
ally linked with Christmas ber. A show of hands indica
, rpu i ted that many of the senior
During the time from Thanks members of the audienCe had
giving until Christmas or New heard quite a number of the
W ? PPear " ? wlht deif
ter feeling and good w i 1 they heard again such numbers
toward one another. This is as Cumberland Gap, Drinking
,. , ,Wine, The Weeping Willow,
the most joyous time of the and o'therg The entertainer
year. Men feel more pros je'so introduced several readings
perous at this season. keeping with the spirit of the
hour, which were blended in
Let us all feast and have a happily with his banjo selec
good time a t Thanksgiving lions.
m 4- 5.
u., -1 Q ol moon. iu "ituuiaKB a kicoicx nitci-
LUly k3 UUb lllgvb IHV x v-ea iuvw
ing of this holiday: To
thanks to God.
SHIP YOUR
PRODUCE
by
HER
est in folk ballads, Mr. Luns-
MOTOR EXPRESS
QUICK DIRECT
SERVICE daily bo
ween ASHEVILLE and
HOT SPRINGS.
C. A. REDMON,
Proprietor.
A student brought h i s
mother to the university and
was showing her about. The
dear old lady was anxious to
make her boy think that she
UMdersrtoed everything.
"Over there, mother," said
the gn"are our wonderful po
lo folds'
"Ah," srffkl the eld lady,
what is there fhat is nicer than
Kieldf of wHran polo 7" lowa
THE BANK THAT SERVICE BUILT
There is a tale of the duffer
who took six swipes at his ball
on the tee and then remarked
to his opponent: "I'll bet you
theught I was trying to hit it."
"Well, yes, I did," admitted
his opponent.
"Alas," moaned the duffer,
as he bent to his task again.
"You were right." American
Golfer.
Christian.
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PROSPERITY THROUGH
OUT SOUTH IN SPITE
O F LONG
THE AUTO LUNCH
adjoining Heaslersoa Metor Co., has
changed management. .. Good things
lo eat, sanitary conditions and prompt
service is the Watchword. When
hungry or thirsty call them.
give ford briefly outlined a contest
for the collection of original
folk songs, which promises to
create quite a bit of interest a-
mong the students. He has of
fered a five dollar prize to the
one who will collect the best
DROUGHT Daa(l and send it in to
mm wunin me next two weens.
Despite the long, dry season jt is believed that such efforts
recently undergone by people will result in bringing together; ;rcrcrr.l hftune
many valuable ballads which' vv A
tniuuBIu, otherwise will probably never
have turned out much better find way into print.
Vian ovnortarl psnpfifillv the
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Hired Girl
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to
Mr. Lunsford was introduced - Vw
TTrn Marvin niiinnp nf . .
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" L.wv,.., ... Asnevnie wno at one time at-:
are very much encouraged over tended the Cullowhee Norma!.!
the returns from the corn.
Mr. Glance in his remarks ex-
For particulars, see
C. B. MASHEURN.
lit.
Dressed his delieht at the ranid
This only goes to show that it is changes and remarkable devel- found On the first day of October,
not worth while to growl and opments wnicn nave taiten
piace at ounownee since ne was
grumble about the seasons.
Generally crops are better than
expected. Now that the
Thanksgiving season is here,
crops turned out better than
hoped for, hogs being killed,
etc., the people as a whole feel
much encouraged and prosper
ous once mere.
a student here. Mr. Lunsford
Good Teeth Mean Good Health
DRS. ED. EVANS OWENS
DENTISTS
A.heTilla, N. C.
6 North West Pack Square
Over Gilmer's Bakery
1925, the undersigned found a Ford
Roadster. Owner may have same by
pioving a title, paying the garage bill,
the cost of this ad., and for the time
and trouble of the undersigned.
Tl.is the 24th day of Oct., 1925.
McKINLEY REDMON.
A man walking along a coun
try road found an Irishman
Derchsd upon a sign-pest which
pdttted north, with the inscrip
tion, This will talte yon to Mal
vern.
"What are yon p there tor?"
asked the man.
"Faith." said the other, "I've
tee sittin' here for two hours,
and I'm wondering what time
t starts." The New Guide.
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Well, Saturday night is the every Saturday .
time for spooks and ghosts, - ' ;.
black cats and things hke that. ACTI Dental Gold, Plat
This is one of the times" when? vAollfaium, saver. Diamod,
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peoplketaTlarprksand?
That IS, th Cash y return muM. I
IFOR SALE A one-horse wag
cn. newlv nainted and is in crood
repair. Double box, spring
seat, and springs tinder box.
Price moderate.
W. K. MORRIS
MftrsbalL N. C, R. F. D. No. 5.
t.r.
get young again.
Hobt.XCs,
ttUk.-
OR SALE To be sold at Court
HoImo doer in Marshall, Nor.
14, 1925, at 12 o'clock, for 1924
tax.
800 POUNDS' TOBACCO
MRS. A! M; WHITE; Tax Co
is based on experience. We
have examined the eyes ot
thousands of people, have
made every combination of
glasses, fitted all sorts, sizes
and shapes of noses. It is our
pleasure to refer you to any of
our patrons We shall be
equally glad to number you
among them. See us today
and see better from now on.
Charles H. Honeys
OPTOMETRIST
Eye Strain Specialist
54 Pat Ave. Opp. Postoffice
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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Giving the Dairy.Coya Square Deal
Newt Bureau of Antmaf Husbandry
tuff
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PURE MILK
If yon drink milk, why not
drink the best?' It coats no
mors. Yon and your children
are not safe nnless yon know
that yon ere vising pars milk,
tar vflk is gnarantssd to be
pure, fresh and fres from
any adulteration. Sweat milk
Cream, Buttermilk, Soar . aiBk
aad Bottor appUoatioa. .
. REID1 BROTHERS
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IV.
A tame on s KiwiMfciMy coductd sWJwm diiry fi
ttadcil aubla.
keptupaarir I
SiiV
There are now 2S,t7S,0M dairy
catUe In the United States. Of
tnese, says a reoent report, onljr
about one-half are oared for la a
manner to enable them to return a
xair prawt to oislr owners.
Many a mHlc cow has beeoi -ao-.eused
of being a "boarder" when
the owner badfonly nknself to
blame. UnllVs htman besan, dajry
oows never shirk mtenUoaallr, aad
frequent tests reveal that mmingly
unimportant detail mjthe oar of
milk oows have tartlifif ofleots aa
any or yeur mux aerp: ewesnee ron
beiieva them to bo anprodtotl-eJjBl
In the queetlonatre below Cor ySur
own satlsmctlon. If yon eaa write
xes as an answer to as er the
questions, It Is safe to assume that.
If your oews are not illtBsssed. they
are gettlna- a sqnaao deal aod taere
fore ousht to repar yea faoreoaly.
Are jro feedtas; then a propers
balanced raUooT --r.
If n-Var B tJ r sjafta
WTM aawes a properly
tileaOnt raaoav -Wvfik eewa, c-a
aa touoa wkraar eaOaV f t M
wl pap yea to aotlbav
dally during the montBs Ton keep
the milk cowa kiT
aean stables and geod Tntila
tlon are essential if the sow is to
give full returns. Clean gutters,
eleaa bedding and lots, at para air
are knaertant..
Has your milk herd aooasa to all
the fresh water they will drinkr
If not. give it to them. Water la
eheap, and they will repay you with
more and better milk, h
Do yoo keep the oows atetiij
VBth adhering to flank and!
ndaees takes saoaey Hakt ont of
rear pocket. Imparities are ab
sorbed into the syatam. bat manna
more feed or leas nnac. IfOk from
a maaare oared . cow Is tmclean
and, on a strict InterpretaUon
ajratnet the law. la inet a few mln.
ntes, yea eaa Sip the oddBra, flanka
aad smoarllnes of the sows. Thera.
aftar,.it Is early a matter ef seoonda
S5 tU "H foreign mau
daarp tioth. Parmera
aaaatryaseatwhetoiiowthkipahe.
ttos aay K namasas mitt flow and!
vae ataa. iM tao sow la' 4
aaara anrnfartaale aad,-
7
old rAeople- get young, tnd. the"
ftliii.,.fisi
ree .aj-mp; year mm a
Are Oat awart
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