Marshall, N. C, Oct. 80, 1926
Tflfr NEWS'- R t CORD
MARSHALL NEWS
PERSONAL and OTHERWISE
Happenings In and
Marshall
Near
Miss Velmn Eastman and Miss
Roberts were in Asheville last Saturday.
Dr. Oscar Sams, President of Car
son-Newman College, stopped in Mar
shall for a few hours last Sunday.
Dr. Sams was en route for Asheville.
Mr. P. V. Buckner, of Sandy Mush,
was in Marshall Monday on business,
Mrs. Clara Ramsey is to leave Wed
nesday for Arizona to spend the win
ter with her son, Mr. Jack Ramsey.
Mr. Will B. Ramsey, who is in
school at Burnsville, N. C, spent the
week-end in Marshall.
Miss Iola McHone and Miss Evelyn
Hinkle spent the week-end in Black
Mountain as the guests of Mr. and
Judge Wells is attending court this
week.
Mr. Thos. S. Rollins, of Asheville,
is attending court here this week.
Mr. J. C. Redmon is sick this week
with a severe cold.
Mr. Grover Redmon leaves Thurs
day for Old Fort, N. C, to attend the
Log Rolling Association
I Mr. Ralph Litterell, of Ivy, was in
town Wednesday,
Mrs. A. J. DeMotts, of New Or
'leans, La., has been very sick at her
home, but she writes her mother, Mrs.
A. E. Davis, that she is slowly improving.
The members of the senior class of
Marshall High School have received
their class rings, of which they are
very proud. The rings are really
very beautiful.
Mr. Grant Deal who is working in
Asheville, was in town Sunday.
Miss Ammons, teacher in Marshall
High School, spent the week-end at
her home in Mars Hill.
Miss Mae Davis went to Asheville
Monday.
Mr. E. J. Sawyer of R. F. D. No.
FIFTH PAGff
Miss Anna Kate Ramsey, who is in f was a visitor at tne mws-Kecord oi-
'tifia I 11 oadair
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Baley went to
Asheville Tuesday.
Mr. L. F. Smith of Morristown,
Term., spent the week-end with Miss
Mae Davis.
Mr. James Redmon of near Mar
shall, who was seriously injured ia a
car wreck a few weeks ago, was in
town Wednesday. His many friends
tore glad to see him out again.
Mr. Sam Freeborn of Walnut was
in town Wednesday,
Rev. H. L. Smith is confined to his
bed with lumbago.
Mr. jonaa Henderson or near
Walnut, was ia town Wednesday
"ScCiool at Asheville, spent the week
end visiting friends and relatives in
Marshall,
Mr. C. M. Hinkle was in Elizabeth-
ton, Tennessee, last week.
Miss Gage Morrow, who is in school
at Mars Hill, spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mor
W. A. SAMS
Physician and Surgeon
Office Front Room Over
Citizen Bank.
HEALTH ATD
PHYSICAL
CULTURE
is much purer than in the day.
Afer a hard day of work or
play, the body and mind mus
have complete relaxation anaf .u-
"I want some collars for my
husband," said the woman.
"but I am afraid I have forgot-
TAXI SERVICE ! Emerson
Telephone 59
Good Cars, Careful Drivers
AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT
You Drive It cars by the
Hour or Mile. If I give you
satisfaction, tell your friends
LISENBEE BROS
at Lisenbee'e Jewelry Shop
rest. This is obtained through
sleep, and when one does not
give his body and mind the res!
required, he will pay dearly for
.) this, in ruined health. When
tne body receives no rest, it
'The first waalth is health." grows weak, many of the im
portant organs do not function
and the entire constitution is
(By GLENN W. N
The most important and valu- gradually weakened and is an
able passession of man is good asy prey tor disease.
health; without this, even Nature has provided this
though we may have many 'plan as a means of restoring
sources oi nappiness, pleasure strength and vitality lost in
nd entertainment; even though each day's living, and when one
;we may oe wealthy to the ex-lollows it, a stronger, health
.tent that, we nre able 'tn have ipr hnrlu or A on i.
tent that we are able to have ler body and an alert, clear
any necessity or luxury that we mind are the results
Jimmv is t.Virpo vonra nlH anA desire, life is nothing morei The most interesting.
very fond of telling his dreams than a state of dreary exist" of the most beneficial features
at the breakfast-table. One ence.ln the wor.ld f un-.of the "Good Health Program"
morning his father, thinking to ' appines8' su,fferine and mi8ervj 13 outdoor exercises. Exercise
apply an intelligence test, said, Wltl,are "0t possesors of good,cabe taen W ways
"But Jimmy, I don't believe you .heSj&, v ?Uch a walkm' dancing, boat-
i v jl j . y With the exception of those ing and games such as baseball,
know What a dream IS. 'sufferinsr from, nr handiranneH IWhall KQaV0fKn ri
Jimmy's answer came quick by teome nermanent illness or all snorts, swimmino' o
and sure : Yes, I do. It s deformity, there are no sens-beneficial, as it brings into play
moving-piciures wnne you re a- lDie reasons, whatever, why ev- every muscle in the body. Ev-
Thirteen and a half.
ma'am?" suggested the shop
assistant.
"That's it. How did you
know?"
"Men who let their wives buv
their collars for them are al
ways about that size, ma'am,"
explained the observant sales
man. Ex.
JUNIOR RED GROSS AIDS
PEACE BY BIG GROWTH
Gains 142,000 Members in Year
in Schools Throughout
United States.
Congregational-
Mrs. Cole, Miss Rice and Miss Geor
gia Gwsltney, of Asheville, spent Sun
day in Marshall visiting Irteaos ana
relatives.
Mr. sad Mrs. H. L. Smith are plan
ning to mOTe into the new parsonage
this week.
u- r.nJlaT nf Hot Snrinm
was a visitor at the News-Record offleefWBiaess.
Monday.
Mr. Thomas Marler, of R. F. D. No.
1, was in Marshall Monday, seHto
Droduce.
Mr. R. B. Payne, tat West Asaevffls,
spent the week-end ratting friemds
and relatives in aaJ near Marshall.
Mr. Chapel Wallia of Revere was
in Marshall Monday.
Mrs. H. LWenbes Is visiting her
parents, Mr. aad Mrs. Tsaisss Marler
of R. P. D. No. 1.
Mr. R. B. Parma erf TTest Aahevflls
spent the week-end visitinc frlsads
and relatives ia and aear Marshall.
Mr. Chapsl Waffia 'of Rsvsar was
in Marshall Monday.
Revolt 8. vYoodawa sad Hev. MaT-
lls Rics ef near Karshall were in towa
Monday.
Mr. J. T. Byrd -was ia AsKevttU sn
business Friday.
The brick building -now being erect
ed on Main St, Try Mr. Z. V. Fish
er and Sons is sow Bearing com
pletion, i
Miss Gags Me now returned to
Mars Hill Suaday afteroeon, having
spent the week-end in Marshall. Ske
was accompanied 1y Miss Marguerite
Raines.
Miss May Wrley and Miss Ada
Silver were visitors at the News
Record office Monday.
Mr. Wendell Smihsy, s student of
Mars Hill, was in Marshall Sunday.
He was accompanied by his father and
mother..
The "Owl Club" of Marshall has
purchased a new basketball.
Mr. Lankford Story motored to
Mars Hill Sunday afternoon.
SCHOOLHOUSE BURNS
Jni l i. .
L u sopoouiouss oa upper aw
Creek burned to the ground Tuesday,
aecordlagi to reports received at th
News-Record ofice. The ire aogat.
is the attic or loft of the hsildiag
frost a defective chimney and the up
per past of the building was a mass
of flames wa.es the are was aieoover-
ed.
All ef the pupils were gettea ent
of the building ia safety but we
derstaad that practically aoae ef the
school furaiture was saved.
The building was aot owned by Mat
county or district, but, according to
rsaoits, it was the property of the
Missionary Baptist Church of that
community.
We trust that tha children who hsve
beea dervied of a school ran attend
nearby schools or be transported to
Marshall High School.
From CANTO
We sure are having plenty of
rain here and some very cool
days too.
Mr. and Mrs. John .Gentry
of Hot Springs spent Sunday
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Iyde Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Kosey Boone
and little daughter, Luis .Fran
ces, of Woodfin spent Sunday
with Mrs. Boone's parents, .Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Robeson.
Mr T? T Mmrnw nf 'Waf
On account of the rain and badAghe Wednesday aft-
weather Sunday the Singing Conven
tion was not as successful as many
expected it to be.
Miss Lillie Marler of Asheville spent
tiji week-end with friends and rela
tives in and near Marshall.
Mr. T. C. Caldwell of Asheville
spent the week-end in Marshall, visit
ing fn'eaids and relatives
ernoon with home folks
Miss Savannah Brown was vis
iting Misses Ollie and Bonnie
Wells Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Lyde Wells had a corn
husking Saturday in spite of the
rain.
Mr. Rosco Reeves is a Sun-
There were many people in Marsh-day caller at Miss Lassie
ist.
IN
eryone snoum not nave good eryone should know hnw tn
health. It is only when the swim, not only for the sake of
'aiTYinm firm a wa At ri oTnro oro tha vMr:.. 1 x . i
" r-i ....w " " '-"" cAcitise, uui BO as 10 rje
not kept, that we must suffer prepared to give assistance in
tne consequences by tempo- emergencies, in case of drown
rary or permanent illness, or ing, and other water accidents
pernaps, death. I which occur very often in the
Conisdering its importance 'summer. esDeciallv about, lak e
ucououuiijr, gugu iremui 10 BWlIIiming POOIS. etC
CARE OF CN VALMwBNT
There are many other good
exercises that give Tery bene
ficial results, and almost all are
faejistaess
J ssss ema The aspest.
Bjmega wea ea the iwaa is eaosier.
a ceswwtM eWHaa si. 1
shH h. m&m
"I V5PwV-re n
.- wm aM essswiw
mmr 'wht sMfea-iihe
taste Mre&et he sees f?
PWtB ; eeaAeases mm
eesswswHa at satat
the cheapest thins in the
world. One does not have to
be wealthy to have, or, enjoy a
strong pnysique. mere is on-good if not carried too far.
ly one price for this, which alljSuch forms of exercise as lonir
races, football and profession
al baseball are in almost every
classes of people moat pay, and
that is a strict corporation with,
and a close obedience of the
unless
instance, too ntrenona.
laws of Nature, and when this those taking part have strong
is a fact, tho results are oodlconstitutions and are in good
neaitn ana nappiness. .condition, physically.
The contrffoutiar factors ofi In Dlayinir cam an nr ta lrin cr
1 1 HI. e . ' " " :
irwu flesuai rs pure iooa, exercise, one ahou d h vrv
' A. 71 1L M M 1 -
4ure waier, pieniy oi iresn air, :careiul not to play until ex
w. outdoor exercise and plenty oi hausted, but rest when it is
wwim w sasvu. a Aon IT TlAAAl nl A. in naiaaaainr ik. J
ttMi mm mm mhm 'to I vaV wW a vvu. uut auu. suuueaij cooling z 10
nrii rii n slum jnf-'-;h''' the most important. Athletics should have just as
no prs;uous we can ia:e wiu much consideration in scnools
keep us in good health if the as any other feature, not only
iuou we eat auu me water Decasse of the benefits derived
onnir. ior tne upxeep ana.jiour- physically, but bcause of the
isnmenx oi our DOdies are not added interest of the pupils in
pure in every sense of the word, their work.
I In the country where people Here is what Theodore Roos-
oDtain tne greater part Of their erelt said about school athJet
food fresh every day, direct ks: "I believe with all my
from the fields and gardens in heart in athletics, in sport, and
which they are grown, or from have always done as much
a supply stored up. for future thereof as my limited capacity
use, the danger of impurity and and my numerous duties would
uncleaoliness are not as great permit : I believe hi them nt
the ae in city where vegetables, only because of the amusement
is a trui na otrier Iooa supplies, and pleasure they bring, but be-
m mmt. smsv Kept an stocx in stores are, in cause I think thev are uaufnl "
ww mum. mm ae.eaaes sagsc. seta many instances, exposed to In nlmnsf ouorv .),nni onA
mm mp ef seahieslsh aJlr aai dust ,flies, and worst of all, the collecre in America, atlili,..
handling received from the pub- are among the most popular
iiu, m ie uiteii jsauiereu sev- and important features.
sNi fer the hmriM Ma ike ml reai JS eiore Demlf piacea jad habits such as the using
. ytutMic. 01 tobacco, alcoholic drinks.
. M.1 . ' j &o far as pure water is con- etc., are the greatest enemies
LeosMMrry iraa. cerned, obtaining water in this to crood health And n at
SC Tt4 condition is a very simple mat- constitution that one could men-
00, wur- t tmam. i jkn r, especially in towns ana cit- tion. Tobacco has become a
Fia.it nit ies where a pure water supply greater menace in the United
Put n lagreSleata ta a Uawo trnlt IS maintained IOr ttte PeOPle. States than almnct
" csin aas in the country the watpr
A sew high level tn peaee
membership of the Amerteaa J
Red Cress reeerded tor UK ttsv
ranks nwnberiac S,7M,A Ssbool gtrl
ad hee--a tain of
This mkjue aad powerful ebildresra
ergaalsatlea staeted ss a war meaav
ure, bat teaay le ene of the greatest
tnflseaees ler peaee ever known. Am
meseaemg aaeatetpation tn local Bra
gram of , sei slee has featured tbetr
year's grewth. K is Indicated that U
s gveaeer aegree than ever pupils tm
the sehooh are yertormmg rndivieV
oal aad eeHeetfve acts of service ta at
true Bed Cress spirit.
The seeeess et the J union swimming
program, launched last year throaeh
eo-epesattos ef the life-6eving Serwr
lee ef the Hed 0ss, has led te a to'
tevanaiatimi te make it a regular teav
imrm ef beth these branches.
As eetoeaadtag teatuve of Ute"
himtrnm' weafc tblfe year was to ear
Uetpsttea for the ftret time of a Junior '
Med Oem werher tn the disaster re
Ref epesMfeas hkHowtae ttvc tucaaoVv
hi IQjfWun. KSsmels. and feW.tttiiav
sheeA'ls seamy saore fortuaauip local
Met aWeatagied s seen iaeeroat tn
seadssf St-ye saW soehe for lh ne
of Mas ihWea is Is the rMaser area
JSSMar m4 Cress rergrHmThm
In seMfed eon
see been extended ri
mwlr to native iUas!ran
sshssls whese saaaj Bakiino ehiitlren
Jaaier week. In iiAdsdoD.
tstnaHsnai evtrespeDaeuoi be
. s eh pals Is ftrovlag atorc am!
papular American school are
esMependlag with these in thtr
Igr-BBer sitaaWttoi.
Tm
saaseMML M slnaa
siirsttOrT hat
haesaweeheehv
3reg MwsatfwshJp AppeJ
fas Red, Cross Disaster Ei
vss "What If d:sjf:
ter aaeaal vUlt tur eity?" the leading
sitfcisne af many onimun'.lies ohe
Bastes States have adoptod tha SEbat.
inotte te Be Prtpjred.-
ttopressod By a fpequency arncf tfie?
wide rauee of peace lisie c.-tamit!os
in thak seuntry, they hare ui'gauizedi
their sommualtla with the thorough-:
aaas whlsb normal coudlvicaa pernrit,.
ajatasl tha poRsiblll'.y of ;i tmi whenr
Shr wtU bt- ci' chance for thought
isthiwIaK are saehtes'ef eeeSw mm-
wmmm sas reiefS aSC ash mm Ai Jlnw- haf nrt hoinor
all the first of this wek attending
court.
Professor S. J. - Peek, a former
teacher of Marshall High School, was
a visitor in town Saturday.
Miss May Worley, who is teacning
at Skyland, near Marshall, spent the
week-end in Marshall.
Miss Othalia Silver and Mr. Grant
McDarris, teachers at Mt. Nets, were
in town Sunday.
Mr. George L. McKinney returned
Sunday from Florida.
Mrs. Bessie Safford, of Hot Spriars,
was visiting Mr. and lira. R. S. Sain
sey Mcfnday sf this week.
Mr. 3. N. White spent the week-end
In Morristown. Tenn., where he is
taking treatment under a specialist
Mr. Jack Rumbough, of Tennessee,
was in town this week on business.
Dont Wait Until Coli
Weatker To
BUY YOUR COAL
Let as fill wear bin aow , and
have st rwtdy
B. N: RAMSEY.
Brawn's home.
The many friends of Mr. Ed
ward Brown are anxious to
know why he didn't go u-p Fall
Branch Sunday?
Miss Annie Mae Morrow
spent the day with Mrs. Lyde
Wells Saturday and reported
a good time
Mr. Dow Morrow had a corn
husking Monday night. A
large crowd was present.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Brown
visited friends at Leicester
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. G. H. Boyd and Mr. Gar
rnon Robeson are helping Mr,
Jess Robeson shred corn this
week.
Chirm.
cnerry Jiflu may
the lagraafcm-ry.
any one
in thing that can be mentioned. ,
juim may b
Iced Oecea.
3 tsp. 00 co a
8 tfrp. rugrnr
cup water
Pinch sait
cup evaporated
mlJk dlhited
with
M eup water
tsp. vanilla
Mix cocoa and susrar thoreiiBhljr and
add the Vt cup. water aad boll over a
low flame for 1 minirUs. Soeld the
tftluted milk and add cocoa eyrup and
saK. Continue cooking for 15 minutes
rn deuble boiler. Add vaallla. Otflll
and. serve with chipped Ice Top with
whipped cream.
'3imm Witme. airs
m imm iff
-HaaaiiSJatfVB, krittMSim
JOHN H. McELROY
: I
Attorney-at-Law 1
I
Marshall, N. C. !
NOW LOCATBD IN TEX OLD j
' Oiwan AKD.MeCLMlT .i'
i IS
Even the- 'finest construction
sometimes fails to withstand
nre. -Only certain protec
tion against financial loss is
sound insurance. Be pre
pared.
This agency represents the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company an
institution that has been servinj-
property . owners': faithfully since
1810. k ,' ,. -tf .... ; ,
MARSH ALL
; insurance;; . ;
iv AGENCY,
CU lUJCpa T(M, Ugr.
- " Willie L 1 1 CI L I. till ui: ill L 11 L1U1
ma iuiui,tD m fui c, ij. uuiaiu- jls use nv men. nnvs nnn cvon
t..t..d of ed from a spring or well which a large percentage of women
is protected in every way from leads almost every form of in
outside seepage or other dan- jcaigence in its rernicious effect
gers xnat wouia aiiect tne Alcoholic c;ri;ik.s are another
purity of the water, however in dangerous encmv of good
many instances, one can see in health. Since prohibition of
tVli 'nnntnr uralla o-nrl onrinf c ..11 7 .i i . . .
..v. r...o anu oi an aiconouc (iimKs, bcn-'
without any protection what- either used or so' l in -rruvic "
ever, except perhaps a few a gre.it improve-;: wit is i;i CV
boards, stone or anything pro- dence in our couniry. Prohi-
v.. ... c uiuuii, tne xotn amnument to
way to prevent anything from the Constitution nf th Tlnit
getting in the water. Such States, is in my opinion, one of
protection as this, is worsep the . best national laws ever
.than none at all. passed for the good of the A-
If water ib not absolutely merlin nonnio Tha
I pure, it should be boiled before sicke- ing and disgusting thing a snort' funny tale."
being used. It is my belief I can think of is to hear some.! This having been repeated in
,that almost every case of such one who claims to hp a trim r0 icnrus by the children, the
,j , ., ., 1 : j r i . . '
uiises aa tyuuiu lever ana tnotic citizen of his country, ar
tuberculosis can be traced to an gue and attempt to convince his
liuput e iooa ana water supply, fellow citizens that prohibition
ii every prcaution is taken in is not a good law.
regard to the cleanliness and The care of the teeth is
purity of food and water, side- rerv imnnrrnnr nnW t.ito.m
e j: il. ... . ' ' -- -"J ox.vuiu
in iium uiaeases ui tne mies- De cleaned as often as twice
tinal organs and in many cases, 'daily. A visit to a competent
j other diseases will be very rare., dentist should b made twice a
f icou sur ia anomer very 1m- year and if necessary, oftener
portant feature of the "Good Hem
Health rrogram. and is verv rules. rnnioH tr-nm o i-onf
ueueuuai, especially wniie one or fnysical Culture magazine
. i a slaaTM'n A a JT lXl a.- i j a . P '
om8. 6"nu wiinB co eauea ty JBernarr McFadden,
do is to open all the windows the great Physical Culture and
in a beareom before retiring health authority:
and allow them to remato open' "Exercise is necessary for e-
uuncrci vac D11VU1U UmUlaUUO. ,
be careful not to sleep direotbr "Eeennprn nf minri
in a araft. wfth a sfmrtcr hnv "
It Is verysmTsteriouajwhr'v MMasrn - 4. '
neonle Who ar H1Hne Ka mm-m i 1 j- '
he law. .f Wfth 'tovrr. CwTitssJsm CTtt " li
.... 1 , 1 11
The teacher was explaining
the-meaning of some new words
to her class of youngsters.
anecaote, saia sne, is
teacher continued:
"And now I want you to write
a sentence containing the word
'anecdote.' "
This was one of the sentences
presented for her considera
tion:
"A rabbit has four legs and.
o(ne anecdote' Australian
ASHEVILLE. NORTH CAROLIIIA
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SPASTANSURS, S. a
"Tk Nek SNy el tke Urnmrnt'
Oat m aie kMatl ta the bcert cfmmn
J r einni iue lichen fkfc i turn
werSL Mil are li.wi. te . -
Beeaaiejtaav- Btn,. v Vt ioa
u eej aad IMalWrtnl
Otftm Wets, eaia "HHl c-
; it1
peliy t O vto aj twqsijy tm Jtapji."
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