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UiOllALL WJIVtO; ,'ew daya Vfsltinar friends 4i,feLinfhevlle after Novera
i,, " , relatives on Walnut Creek. 7 Pmt; fU
AsheyilW Monday. . ; , . ' J
ONAL and OTHERWISE
ppeninga ; In and
Marshall
Near
ra. Irma Ledford had quite
t: T mm I tmm i &1 A Iflll
iffft afca- MW n lhv.Hi ' ' n Ma
of Walriut were in AaViowilloli' .'.' ' t
Saturday. Physician ''arid Surgeon
Xhe Singing School whitfhjhas Office Front Room fWr
been conducted bv Meisl rroniKoom Uver
Chapel and Jeter Wallin "at the
w callers at the French Free Will Baptist church for
ou xxvopiwu aa cany nsner ine past ten nights, closed Sat
uiuuu wuuiu perinii. vn . uraav nicnt.
nesdav of last week Mrs I Mima P.nn. tt.,,,, tri
, - . 1 niro Ui UVt
;ne ionowmg: Mrs. Lan T. Springs was in Marshall Satur.
ifw, . A 4-1 txri-j i .
me, iTiio. AiLiiur vvmie- aay aiternoon.
TAXI SERVICE
Da& Cow Efficient FJ Prowler f jjOf
r . " - ;:; .c, ;. -, ' back frdhi
"FIFTJt.fXGB
jst, Drs. Sams and Moore,
L Lucv Rovrfstnn. Mrs T. TT
Iritt, Mrs. Qlaud Henderson
I Mrs. T. A. Woodv.
.fit-, and Mrs. J. T. Rvrrf Mr
Homer Bowleg and Miss An
I Candler motored to Hot
rings Monday P. M.
.Mrs. Harrison Marler of
rs
'Mrs. Georcrfe Rohatrh nf Wi
chita Falls, Texas, is spending
a tew days with her son-in-law,
Mr. John Frsbv. Jr.
Mr. John Teac-np of SnnHv
Mush loaded rrnastios for aViin.
ment at the depotWednesday.
mr. jerry namsey ot K. b. U
No. 1, was in town Wedneadav
,rD iu. Mr. "Uub" Shelton went to
v. Uuu iai ween- Asheville Wednesday niirht.
Mr. Pint J Plommnno nf
r. and Mrs. Earl T?rir.tTinirm.i xt ? 7" L r?r
..uremuuuaj, i JNews-Kecord office Thursday
Telenhon RQ
Good Cars. Careful Driver
AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT
You Drive It car by the
Hour or Milt. If I
satisfaction, tell your friends
H5ENBEE BROS
at Lisenbee'e Jewelry Shop
Big line Overcoats at
MCKINNEYS
r
it
"hi
' v 'VI
lev. and Mrs. H. L. Smith
re visitors at the News-Rec-
omce Wednesday.
lr. C. E. Henderson was in
aieville Sundav P. M.
Miss Manilla Haynie worked
Miss Mae Worlev and Misa
Ada Silver, teachers at Skyland
near aiarsnan, spent tne week
end at the home of their Dar-
ents.
Mr. J. B. Coward of Bluff, N.
r" j, ;V mr- D- owara oi ciun:, JN.
I the Central office for Mssfr WQ v. xt
ri ii hit j "'i "oiiui at me news-
ine handler MnnHav nffir.T j mi ,
1 xvecuru ouice inursaay alter
i,y' . .. . . .noon.
iui. iiri.il miHii.nii a m m ruiran.i
AT THE
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
till mm
ine rrencn Broad HospitaKhis father. Rev
KK $Z3 Wl'h",ns, of Trust, N. C, brought
L AV ,C M-Ttr Ti - il a verv Iare h8 to town Thurs
ilv re51rvSha" W1Sh him "i whi weighed 671 pounds
tMf; tj,. ; .... -rnejiog was bought by
ir r r'.1Vi " ijvir. jonn Kamsev.
The Thankscivinc serviVo
Ml 1 i . . -
Will IIP holrl in U.U,,
1 ----- "'w ill H1C X 1 COUV -
Pink J. Plemmons and terIan Church at 10 A. M..
n' M I 'rhonlrnmiriHA. T ' T -air
Jd. &. jf lem-1 '"n.uaogivuys uay. rvev. Mr.
omitn win preach the ser-moh.
J. N. ANDRE.
lr grandparents in New Mar-
x, lenn.
Miss Emma Freeman. dano4i-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Free-
ir n ox .... lci iml ivxr. ana xvirs. uave rree-
t k T STv,11 f TOwmi of near Marshall who has"
IltOn. JN. I,., waa the mioaf nf i it. . .. -
V. Mo-nin. o r j bick ior a long time, does
M .Manilla Haynie Saturday w show much imnrovement.
n Minnov
CentlV for Palatka. Flnridn l.jii- -nrj . i:
t ai.a n-n ii v ( V11,c euiiesuay io see mr. ue-
M8 w wTlU?end je wmter. cil Shelton at the French Broad
COME TO THE
BAPTIST CHURCH
SUNDAY
d Story and Mr. Glenn
ves motored to Asheville
nday afternfcon. - While
re t.hpv iHsifsH fa;)
jelton at the French ; Broad
Revr. L. Smith fixnects to
'rve Mmday for Charlotte to
fend the Baptist State Con
xion. '
lr. James Redmon of the
lev Branch aeoKn
h Wednesday.
heriff W. C. Rector and Mr.
ide Henderson succeeded
Ipturing a Ford touring, 18
pns of whiskey and 2 men
fdayaifeht
rnong those who attended
faces in Charlotte Wednes-
rere: Ulessrs. C. A. Red
Hobart Davis, Wiley
aitie, rearson Kamsey, W.
Vest, Bruce Redmon, and
willard C. Rector.
Walter Cton of Erwin,
was a visitor
- .. . " " W TVl
iesoay and rnursday of
reek.
ie town is havinc a
fountain installed in front
lr. R. N. Ramsey's store,
jr. Ernest Ander was a vis
tin Asheville Mnndav
irsWorace Davis is anend
lome time with her parents
snevme.
If VOU have nof. nnid vnur
visit to the Bantist Church this
t t .. . . , ' : .
nospitai. . montn aunoay morning is the
- Mr. J. Henry Naves of neantim yu should come. Every
Marsftall returned to Asheville .nnstian m Marshall should
where he is workinff-
Mrs. LUlie Rector and three
daiiffhfern Tiio fllaAtra
Glennie Rector nf M qyqVi all
TT - -V " f V ASAUXk3KACll
spent Sunday afternoon with
ivirs. kuius urow and daughter
ear the nastor discuaa the tnmV
'Huntinsr for SotiN " Tf
are interested in seeking for the
lost be sure that you hear the
morning- message
Properly tmlt ttallt cul damn wor ind tacteria
vvun lncreosinsr rentals and val
uca of farm lands, dairy farming is
raiJiuiy replacing otner types or
live stock farming. A fiairy cow
ttrodurinff S.Dfln nnnnHa lYilltr A
year furnishes 1,000 pounds of dry
maiier, au or wniclv Is edible and
digestible. A two year old steer
lVAiirhtncr Fivi.-fTi 1 onft . .1 . nnn
pounds furnishes about 550 pounds
"i ury maiier, not aa or which can
be used for food. In other words a
fnirly good producing dairy cow
furnishes twice as much edible dry
matter In on year as a goal two
year old steer when he Is killed for
meat. A cow can be kept for addi
tional years of service, wh!Io to re
place the steer, another r-iimal
must be fed . for a period o,' two
years.
The United States consum-itlon of
milk per capita has Increased from
42 gallons of whole milk in 1918
to more than E4 gallons in 1925.
With growing acceptance of mill;
h.u a iooa nas come an Increasing
knowledge ff thfl rrrni. rny.r.
miiK on the farm. Because odors
from foods and animals In the cow
siaDie are easily taken up by railk.
Injuring -ItB flavor, they must not
come in contact, with ivio ymiv n
moval of the milk from the stable
us soon as possible reduces the
amount of dust and dirt entering It
and keens down thn howini ,.,w
IliO XJ1I1K, .
Bacteria increase rapidly In warm
inn causing i io sour quickly. Re
mnvn 1 nf ttia r, ,-.,., v,
freshly drawn milk by lowering the
tcuieiiuuio i.u inai or cola well
water (approximately 60 p.),
greatly aids in preventing bacterial
growth. A well, lighted, well venti
lated milk hpuse, . not too close to
the stable. Is also very helpful.
Cleanliness in the stable is vitally
Beeessaryi -Tie stall platform should
be Just long, enough for ,he cow to
stand comfortably wlth6ut r'dom to
spare; otherwise, th& cow- will', be
come rty from droppings when
she lies down. The gutter should
'';
MM
W j
1 l
& i" r""o0j M&yb Keep Iht
be wide and deep. A good gutter is
lb inches to l'i inches in width and
i, I, lnohes below the platform.
Bedding should be clean and plen
teous. Lone: hair nn flio flnlra
and tail above the switch of the
dairy cow should be removed at
regular intervals. Removing this
long hair removes the clir.R'ng places
of dirt which otherwise will fall into
the milk pail in quantities. Keeping
the hair short on these parts of tho
cow permits cleaning in much less
time and more thoroughly. Crush
ing should never be neglected, it
removes lnnea nnfttnU . '
, Fwio aui'lllllg IO
the body. When the hair is short,
wiping the udders with a damp cloth
lUSt bpfor mllUr, I. i
important aid in securing clean milk
it is generally recognized that
most of the bacteria found in milk
finds Ha snilrrn 4n .1 1 1 a.
tna onw nnH li.ininn. . . - . .
. . ... vi'ij''6 xiiio uio pail
during milking time. Simple prc-
win practically eliminate
this source of bacterial growth and
dairvmen fii-.H ilomi.. ,,
ii 1", "tvmooivra wtin re
paid for tho little time necessar;- -i
oucn precautions.
Marion. N C.
our prayer meetings again.' He
lext.njgrt last Sunday and is
back again now. Good for
Fred!
We will enjoy our new store
in not bprings. Mr. Clate
Tolley is going in the goods
business on a larger scale.
Mr. Roten Campbell is going
in the eroods business near r.i.
quo Lime plant.
! If you ladies need camphor,
take your bottles tn tha iQ,.r
I - ' w im n ui-
ficers here and get them filled
up.
Mr. Tom Warre
ville spent some time with his
uncle. Tom Priahpe loot Q.,
iday night. He is in the whole
sale and 'retail feed business in
Asheville,. N. C.
' Good fbr our prospects for
noc water nere in a new place
as they are getting hot mud out
Chances are fine for water at
present. Go on Mr. Sanders as
we have plenty of hot water
now on the W t? Fin
. ... LUlUiOUli
farm.
They have a fine concrete
block buildinc eoino- tin hpro in
town Of Hot Snrino-. nunoH Kir
W. H., & Ira Plemmon.
They are working the streets
with hoboes for ridino- froio-nt
.trains here now. I would rath
er ride a Ford so I would have
it to crank before T
Ithere.
Old Mr. "Sam" need not go
up the erraDevine or nnlkaf.ru
this fall as there is none, he will
nave to hike.
I sure hate to rise nn an on -1tt
to go o far to my work. I wish
it was closer so T cnnlH oloon
It would suit "old few clothes."
Mrs. B. M. Safford gained her
lawsuit acrainst Mr. James r.
tor last week. There is no use
to law Mrs. Safford she wilj
sure do right if she is treated
in the same way.
"Few clothea ran not ctonrl
t Mvuiiu
this cold wind and rain now.
From LUCK
. -... . . w , .
4. mil ii
. ,, , ,, , i, " 1L KCI'8 a "n-ie coioer we can
section is all dull or else they kill some of our small hora
are too busy to write. here
Owirijg to rain Sunday morn- Old Cahe is out on more time
very i
ine road is coming along ing we. did not have' any Sun- on the li
7 satisfactorily. The shovel day school at Mt. Pleasant. t Times
r. Lurk Pnotnffl.o . . . . r.
Miss . Zola Crow. Miss Zolalthe toPic will be "The Marks of , We didn't have any Sunday
has" just returned from the hos-jChrist-" You are cordially . schools Suhdiay on account of
pital some" time ago from a ser-'vited to both of these services thebad weather.
I i . . 1 l i li j l i 1- . Hfjnn i" 1 - l Tr ,
on the line.
are a little dull ha Hot
uiiiiiiK incssaxe. j oouoiotiuiiiv. ine snovei
H The People-of this section are Springs at present caSl
e topic will be The Marks of : "e Qn t have any Sundav k a 4.t.j j tiio vQ;n a i.u.
,-,V4-" . apKnnlo c.in.. r.. . " ouuui uviie gouieiiiiK eurii auu,""v '"' " i-uiu weamer
1 Miss Genniel Kerlee went to
- 1 wvi, wuic o., vf i.xuiii a ttu j - " vv vi mcoc
Intlo r-nrfn4-i- Ol l - T ot'ci li aln 1 1 4-U 1
vpciauuii. one is nopmg ie nuustj. ' ."ici xvcuee went to
to start to school Monday. I n the opening of the Sunday j r. n(?m "at .Black Mountain
"Uncle Georce" was a vi'sifnr School the children will o-ivo Q during the wee'k-end. while Mr
the News-ResoTd nffip Mn. i ne Droirram ahowino- tho ma Jesse M. Kinsr went h nmp tn Pi or
mg.and sacredness of Armistice and.y- They returned Sunday
""j- . iiiw urogram wui be " ,v v wu ue meir scnooi
under the drection of Mrs. W work in which they are very
H.. Morrow. It is verv .....t successful.
ivirs. irma Ledford wishes to sary at you be on time far lir- vensn riemmons was a
thank her many friends and ac-tne opening of the Sunday fut of Miss Selma Coward
quaintances for their kindness. School hour, ten o'clock sharp. SMPay.
and sympathy shown Hnrino- Come, and in the meantime .Misses. Lassie and Nnla
her recent illness at the French vite your neighbors and friends Br0Wffl of Uttle Sandy were the
who rarely ever attend. weeK-ena guests of Mrs. Geo.
; . eu, aunng wnich they
entertained Messrs. Alton Price
at the News-Record office Mon
day.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Irma Ledford wishes to
Broad Hosmtah also for tho
many lovely bouquets of flowers
sent ner.
Mrs. Ledord is tiow1 at Jit
home and rapidly improving.
ROBERTS FISHER '
in Asneviue Monday. Une of 'the most wonderful
fr. B, B. Bamsey of Walnut, weddings of the day was that
prahall Wednesday. of Miss Nell Roberts and Mr
ruiey Eisner Sundav. at. rh
ttome Of the bride a p.nnsin Mr
Its oungaiow, Demg built 'ley officiated.
f.. T T t . t ... i a a
owing wheat. i
Mr. Milas Mathus and sons
and Mr. Carolus Ellison are '
SOWinC wheat. nn Mr .Tnanor
Ebbs' farm and are planning
Mr. (Jarolus Ellmsonnnn
Mr. Willie Plemmona and
Mr. Burder HiDDa are makino- a
trip to Asneviue every Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Scoville Bald-,
win of Paint Fork was visiting -
AT D 1 J . .' t ' l ti . vir.i
in. Daiuwui s sisier, mts. WU-i
8s
ALONG LIFE'S
TRAIL
Byv THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
Dean of Men, University of Illinois
AUTHORITY
'pHE Qayton family had never be
x Buppoued to cut much of a figure
z : 'o w , wv.i6 U JUL
lr; Roy L. Gudger at. the
ena or town 13 last nearing
iieuon
After the ceremonv th ev lo-ft
j- . .1 .,, r - "
ior Asneviue, wnere they found
'delirMmia nruililinii .nim.
1 v.. 11 vuuiiig isui'i'ci wetlt-
m v waa uu aciiuoi at m. n . jng at tne nome of the groom s
fednesday afternoon, it be- aunt Mrs. Zeh ttrant
f rmistice Day. -; , f phe bride's dress was a beauti-
V T n ' M-nanaier jiui ,tan satin back crepe with
' ' fin loot SiIiiiiJ.., iu jf-ii
Tl V 1 riff I IT n T , - V-,""U1 tne iOUOW-
EXAMINED ffit .2bta
.... v , i : . , ov tIlc "cvv roa oi nay-
I Will be in Marshall 011 T,ood: Messrs. Geo. Cogdill,
the """" vv eils Josepn and Uoc-
fUk -Gentry. Ben Plemmons,
wln and Zlst ; Misses Georcria Gentrv T.o
Of this mbnth at ;Brown, of yttle Sandy, and
LKENBEE'S JEWEL-' 7rS.
ix.Kjui.M,ijKj u OLtllULl ,and Hard e MearW Tvr;,
1 , wTuf iooco ,
MVIllKF !-tle B- Ledford and Mamie
Mi VllLi 1 Wilson were out iov ridin? Sat.
Have your eyes examinJta3ittiT,,,whi,:h
lie Plemmons last week.
Mr WlllO Plommnna or,A
Frank, made a trin tn' Paint Ule toinuiunity until the lather of
.Fork the first of the weelr On ine f.u"lilj' ?Iected to the stlmol
"iil With Mrs. Lattie Baldwin folks and their . maid answered the
"x " """ . raouone jiKe a rraternlty freshman.
Mr. John Gardner and :.TV The Clayton children cut their old
Eulas Askew make a neddlin "Si because "pa" had suddenly be-
trip to Ashevi,la o each M-j SSL3 ZTT'JZ
r i-k t j ! "cendlng manner and society clothes,
Mr. JJ. D. Price and son, , and "pa" developed a stmt like a
Floyd, were visiting Mr. Joe 5 sophomore released from freshman
Woody's home Sunday evening.! duty' untJI nis Passage down the street
Mr. Jack Jovce and a rnm-t cou'd scarcely adjust itself to a side-
panv of others were nut inv' 'aIk of binary width. A little au-
ridinfir Sundav afternoon nH$ r!ty hi!d turned the hfiads t.
i i j . . ' -t viu.vton ramllv. It wasn't h wwk-
also had some pictures taken. after tne eleciion ntn Mr . ClaZn
Mrs. Marv Davis nnH Mrs hrt Hrn 1.-. u....
tr 1 r,-r 1 j r,..v.. iiiuve nuiHL party ana
Howard Clark were visiting! t!le "'''est Clayton hoy had been licked
ivirs. Bene xjnce Sunday.
I O. W Ferguson and Mr
in WiLon'
Tenn. Thursday on busi-
i
hose and shoes to match . her
coat and hat werg dark tan.
The bride is the charming
daughter of Mr. and Mm .T w
Roberts, ;;She was a graduate'
.01m una. u. 1. naynie 01 ign j&cnoof. , .
ille spent the week-end f The groom is a" prominent son
Inicuua cr auarsnaiii oi Mr. ana Mrs.' W. J3. Fisher
Lloyd Roberson, son of ,of near Jupiter. - He is an oper
d Mrs. Ernest Roberson, ator at the power plant at Ashe-
j was set by Dr. W. A.1
na ne was taken to the
f his parents in the aft
t .i ne many mends of
ily in and near Marshall
r mm an early recovery.
rSlizahet.h1 Morton, 'of
lphia, Pa., was a vistor
ut Saturday. . .
md Mrs. Wm.. Navesof
buy inferior Shoes when
i get Florsheim for men
vufitar for women,
. wn's for boys and
- K miv..vu. HUU
Children's Coats and dresses at
iFKENNEYS
JOHN IfcELROY
I Attraey7aLjLw: )
llMarhan,;Ni.C,f;-
NOW. LOCATED IN TE2 dU)'
ed-and "crlajwea fitforl ifi Afessrs nK Hrs. Belle Price Sunday. for talking back to hig teacher.'
needed.:. Ioct6r Genrty and Vernon 1 nJlfJJar? F,reeman .wh !H V!T-pMpI?.l,.ttd rw hMrtI
r,n ... ,,.T Wells were the trnesta nf" "Mianc, it",lcIlullls scnooi at Leicester." ;v"'ue uucu ne. Dccnme a
'DR I ' V 1 KFRFP' Zel L Eula and Pansv fe !spent the week-end at home. . n'l,onte fo m-vor. He was picked
UlU lu ..-LlOlWJidavevtnS? Pansy Miller lMrs. EHen Freeman has been vr T
on the sick hst for the past few M T TZ
davs hilt io imnirnTjn , I ... . v fclllly tan-
v iiuw. r uiujue. xt there was little to be said
!. Mr. Hardie Meadows of
Spring Creek was the guest of
iviiss urace Flemmons Sunday
Hf tt t-i - y.
Mr, Lee Moorfc nf
- j o
Mr. H. E. Plemmons took din: ?aS3d throu this sec-
nor rt Mr. Joseph M. Plem Dnroue to D
irinna' Snor, Dr. Roberts' on Pine Creek.
Price was visiting
mons' Sunday. " wKo?f "1?
ni.' . Mr. D. D
Mi . jocu r lern mons was ma. - - - ----- ...v.s
itinor his brother. Rrv.n pi. n "ne Creek Friday and took
1. ti., o.' r "".dinner With Mr. T.nnnie Rnhortu
iMr. Boy Webb spent the even. L .JF1 Ma!7 Pnce took dmner
ing at Mr.' M. P. Cowards' SnnJ 7 mr&t orge Davis Sun
aay.
; Don't wait' t" long 7 before'
,7 makin C' shre nf vnm 4nanrJ
' Misses FranrM. f:idv "1"ameJ ice was visiting
Fave. and 1vTat w- l?lr- i-hillip Price Sunday morn-
maP?r.,Pure Q y0-in3U sister, Mrs. M. C. Webb, Sunday V V e ar f1.? ear that the
, ancer,v.,Fir gives no warn- evenng tnnway , ia still progressing
i inif-iroten,come8 like a thief f. t..v.? . picely ; Up Sprint Creek.
. it" :.i.r -"iz 7 1 iucora. uaiey riemmoiis and ; nr. d.h..j w.ii. r
Lvmnnd PripoW,. . eOD OI IjUCK
P to Hot Snrin n" 1 of Mr.
Thii afoaW enri. tw urdav. ' 1 .- " 7 . 1 lr"VI' V;c? ; I .
fort 'i;.n';:7r" nMBi;- t ,A?.r- miar.a. Plemmons pass-
- i-v-ewsi-iMjcorUiea tnrougtt this section Sundav
and its. readers.-., j . ,0a his way to see Dr2 Roherts
- - 1 .Ti
InMtUria"thjtJ bag been gerring
""F"" vwuera mrtaiaiiy aroce
lain ' -
: MARSH ALtl
From TRUST, ; j
the ''people f this' eecti'09
on Pine Creek '
Mf. HW: JVeemjiTi inVia a
trip to 'Sandy Mush. Sunday,
cest wisnes to News-Record.
In his fs.vor, no one had ever notlcid
him su.aclontly before to allege any
thing E.-ainst hlm. He was kept en
tirely In the background; he had litUe
to do with his own election; he knew
absolutely nothing of the campaign,
uieuioas employed by his manager;
but after his Induction into office he
wg too chesty to Uve with. He could
mareeij Dnng wmself to associate
With the Common herd nf nelhhnr. in
nig own wart, ne assumed a role ef 1
icwjersnip ana superiority that weald
have been hnmonma if tt hod hun i.i.
irritating. . . .
Fortunately, not all mm an tufra
thoTtty.- Ther, are "those who reoag-j
nkse tt g an obUmtlon. who sea m Hi
"iijnuuii.T zor neinmr and niiw. .
tef tboM upon whom they, are per
mttted to exercise tlwu- efflriot mm
Authority makes some people kinder, 1;
more considerate, less domineering and :
aertoualy thoughtfuL . , j
' Tha most effeotiTO-and Immwaal." ' .
antborlty la that which makes the leaar
display,- which exercises 1 Itself jtr
most eonsemtlvely, which uses pow, "
only when It cannot be arolded.' Ttie.
men who never "allows one to fot '
. J i'
curcrs and r.!5-i--Y
r?re-.having er -
lr
1 P'
-0 1 M ri what authoHty be ) 1