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VOL. XXI
' MARSHALL, N; C, FRIBAVp NOVEMBER 27, ia2SIS
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RELATIVES OF MRS. E LSMITH
KILLED IN CAR WRECK AT HICKORY
Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Smith left If A DC IITT I WITMC
Thursday eveniair for HfcVor"iMliUlulllliL Jff lllJ
N. C., in response to a telegram
notifying Mrs. Smith thai her
sister, 16 years of age and Mrs.
Smith's unde'a small child
were killed in an automobile
wreck near Hickory, : N. C,
f; some time Thursday. rThe small
Emd Rtm by Gramham m Third
rrid H Only Scoring
Mars' Hilt Not 26-Mare
Hill won the annuaK- Thanks-
jdiring Xf football gamer from
child was Idlled outright and Weater College here toaay.o to
u, a long ena run viuunmai
the girl lived only a few hours.
Whether or not the other oc
cupant of the car, was iajured
and other details of the wreck
could not be learned Friday.
A full account of the accident
fwii appear in
this paper.
in the third period carrying the
ball over Weaver's last chalk
mark : for; the only scoring of
the game.. A large holiday
crowd saw the contest staged
annually between the two ri
vals.
Three attempts at field goals,
a Later issue of two by Mars Hill,' were made
during the first three periods
after both teams had been n
' , able to thrust through, the lines
r a nv -vc ruAMirc ior aw appreciable gains. In
CARD OF THANKS the first half Weaver had a
'slight edge, but with the rain
I wish to thank my many that fell during the second half
friends for all their kindness eaVe the advantage to Mars
and service during the death Hill with its heavier team.
of my brother. Dr. O. V. Bur
nett, of Mars Hill.
He and myself have practiced
The rain made the field a sea
of mud and numerous fumbles
marred the otherwise interest-
medicine on Laurel for the past ing contest. Both elevens have
twenty-five y aars arid c a n trouble keeping their hands on
tfruthfully say that we never rthe ball, and were orced to al-
wene anions k.nder or mora Jmost resort to straignt iQotDan
ui act lai avAVAo cb
trutniui Deooie aurimt au uui m 'piatc
practicevrfAtiWa
are
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Mars Hill a-thivugrig!f SaAf jtlr coming down the field
and snOW and other hardships With a series of line bucks and
Tonrl and attend their sick lend runs. .Gramham got away
there,, as be considered -ihem from Weaver's end to. carry thef.
amonir tha best friends he had. 'ball &(9itt-an&$xm$Mte
attd I afit suhatpTeWl lMteqfr-&&
iVL auestiotfjwiU tttiAuf talbe down. It" f1 W
so. and give justice p ot par- empt to add thxtra pent,
iea. until the end. Lyda, ;n the offettse, and
WitK'hif:wwhii aad Kadeit! Carpenter on the defense were
reiiswds for Che people 4m IthMUianding stars for Wea-
Lateel and at Mars HiU, iver, while Tnpp,"dwards aad
T.E.BURN1TT.
GIVES LODGE EAD SEA
Gramham featured for Mars
TtiA liBA-nn Wad nammtrY :
Weaver: ibfdov ti e.; Kia-
GAVEL FROM JERUSALEM nly, I ti Carpenter, L g. ;
v .. , iCroy, c4; Weaver, r. g.; Bart-
- . ilett, r t.; Hampton, r. e.; Lyda,
Cambridge, SpriBgs, Ta.- q. b.; Deaa, 1.. h. ; Tuttle, r. h
Gavelsr Maspaic and otherwise,
have been , made from maay
unlqtte er historical materials.
Hayes, f b.; Mars Hillt Ward,
1. e.; Owen, 1. ti; Baber, 1. g.;
Cartejr, c; Detkery, ff g,; Sat
such - as .wood fMm fameus terfield. r. t ; MyVes, r. e.; Cook,
bindings aad trf sUae & q. b. ; Gramham, L h.j Edwards.
UttoHo spots ei1 , erambMWf ;r. h.; Wiaecoff, f . .
regicV aad tha Kko. 0 of; Scare by period:
a niost iaterestiag ; el test Waaver 0 0 0 0 0
Ctls has baea ; presented ta Mara Hill I t (
Covenant Blue. Lodge of Masonsiapeniis, umpire, Deaahoe,, lines.
oare.. jmaa. .
K Mr. A. L. Goldsto recently! . - . ' -v . -,
bresented this lodffe with a! :.. -.. -.i::-.-
beautiful gavel, . tne neaa or
which is made of a rock taken
ON MYlCONDUCTiTi
L By EDGAR Al QUEST
I am noi blind to beauty but
I'm married, lovely charmesao
Although my eyes I do not shift
My raptnre I don't plainly spenr.
COUNTY SUPERINTRNDfiNTS ffirjIMN
I
. A-
Out in thaibpen I will chat
In tontsvihich everyone way heari
. i win Da courteous ana au xnac,
; But I'll not whisper in your far!
'YOU a?e a vision fair to see it
' There's beauty in your nick aad arms,
But with you, lady, I won't stf, V
Behind a sheltering bank oftpalms;
Those radiant charms I recogfize, -You
are a visiion fair to sees
But I'm a married man and wise, ...
I know your charms are not for me.
Is my wife jealous? I can't ay -In
me she takes a little pride,
Bat this I'll venture, anyway,
I think she could be if she tried. .
LARGE STILL
CAPTURED
On Monday morning, Novem
ber 23, a large copper still was
taken near the Tennessee line,
below Hot Springs.
The raid, was led by Feder
al Prohibition officer C. N. Jar-
vis of . Mars Hill. He was as
sisted by Chief, of Police Ram
sey of Hot Springs and F. C.
Haynie 0f Mars Hill. -
When the officers approach?
d the still was in 'operation
several kegs. ,. . v ? .
This .was the "largest still,
4.1 i. 1 1 Xl - K 1 .
County for several years.
iThe people of JWars -HiH are
peased with the work Mr. Sal
via is doing. He has been vejr
. It.w W source 6f regret that
we .wejfe unable to give our reg
ular Veekly: school news to the
press lait.weeki but unforeseen
thingahaned that prevented
getting;itxi,eady. for the press.
We hope that it will be possible
to get this report in every week
AS rHROUGH IT we hopeto
acquaintv.tTfe readers of the
RECORD of what the school
system doirig in the County,
Board of Educa
tion vmet in1 call session on the
i6thvlihat.-.to consider applica
tions for Joans from the Special
Building Fund which the last
aesaldn tf the legislature provid
ed, to be loaned to the counties
for -the. purpose of building
school houses. The first action
of the Board was to approve
and recommend a county wide
4pfsi$hXol organization for
thfetnthejEounty. Applications
wefte 'approved for a new school
building., it Marshall,5 oiie at
Middle Fork and one at Spring
Xrra.k09f('in Number Fourteen'
.Township near Center andu-an
ad'ditpft'i the Mars Hill Build-
wlueh . i4 already overcrowded.
V,' Witlt buildintrs such as the
'Bo$cdecommends f,br these
m
, of, Madison County.
3; (,,in. order to make the
burden vf air and equitable,
that all notes, bonds, , etc.
Herefore made and exouted
by , the -local districts; be as
sumed by the Board of Coun
ty Conimisi oners that levies
be included each year in the
annual school budget pre"
sented by the Board of Edu-
, cation to care for meet these
Obligations as they become'
. due, as is provided in sec 175
bof the Public School laws of
1925.
4th. That we approve app
lications for loans from the
Special. Buliding Fund, in
'dorsed by the County Board
Aof Education, for the purpose
of carrying out the spirit of
th! 'law and this resolution,
; aii4that levies to care for'
' eattfo'be made in the school
.bfttBt presented annually
to ' the comissioners for their
I' approval.
J JBth." That copies of these
- reiofutions be signed by the
j Chairman and secretary and
entered upon the minutes-of
the Board of Commissioners
and a copy given to the Board
Of Education or its records."
' "After much discussion, the
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suceessful ni the work, and is; places:-Madison County would
urely doing hs very best to en)jfbegi;1tovitake rank with otherlBoard (of Commissioners post
force the Drohmitioii law. "r44 A w o i .j' .4.5r ii.'
.','.'
. Kind Lady gazing at fellov?'
parra of. we state. ' J v poned action on the matter uh-
,,,ne,iQiiowinif resolution: was oMartner. time tor atudv. Tne
ma aay gazing at yow Rardand-pBo5ri:.hin: adjourned to meet ,
college' hospital) Poor'fdettAia? 'the :: Commissioners:'o'Thu l- November 19th-
for tMit indorsementiji m f ? for final action
Whereas, -thcr4aw of North
Carolina 'have defined tha
High Sfhools as. a part of the
low, tyn: must" have been
i. ,'";V- -'.'''JOi
through a tight aqeeze."
Sick Lad-"Well, the nurses
Three men were t the still, andjhave been pretty good to me."
Wefe arrested-8ij-takwrtok,v !,
Thank goodnestf h TweJve
Marshall -and put in . jail
The officers estimated that
there was enouah beer to nake
two hundred gallons of whis-'moiithr o aV things easy b-
t mu; J i. J 1 1 ; ' I
.:r ,r:.r .fre aaether tioa mves.
key
also seventeen large iermeat-
ers, two hundred fruit jars and
-ElAr'City Clarion.
PRINCE OF WALES NOW
HEADS MASONIC LODGE
from the bottom of the Dead
Sa. A renroduction of the :
tower of David is Inscribed on' London, Eng. Two members
mxe side of the head while the f othe royal house are taking
other depicts the preeentatioa active posts in Masonry accord-
to Covenant Lodee 1 It was ing to recent announcements,
made by. the students of . the The ;? Prince of Wales,
SCHEDULE OF PICTURES TO BE ,
JftOlVN AtFASTIMEitflMIlli
The following schedule has been announced by the man
agement of the Pastime Theatre for the week of December- 1st
to 5th.
Tuesday night, December 1st A five-reel picture, "THE
STAR REPORTER," aad a two-reel comedy, "THE HOBO,"
will be shown.
Thursday night, December 3rd Another five rael picture,
RECKLESS SPEED," and a two-reel comedy, "NO DANGER ".
starring Bobby Dunn are the program.
' Saturday night, December tbA five-rel picture, "IIO"
REWARD, starring the famous actor, Bg Boy WUUamaT and
a two-reel King Bee comedy, "STRAIGHT and NARROW,"
will be the entertaining features. y .
The public i cordially invited to attend.
The Board of Commissioners '. v
these resolutions dowfl, and 're- v -
public school system of the .fused to aDDrova anv of the an.
state, and whereas, the State nheations or loans' on tha basia
7tKBoata f Education and the of the countjuhit pbin, '"---;
- s t0 mean that thaCounty jfion has presented a plan to the
rd trf Educatioa MUST; county commissioners that is
a', privrde adequate high school !f ir and i uat It has Dresented
kinstrucfien for all the chil-;a plan that will prarida fqr all
-, aren or tne uounty ? the chydren of the ouatyt it
Andt whereas : A great nura- has presented the only plan that
v, ite. af; the children of Madi- will do for this.' . In-na other",
u-son are without such advan- way-can the proper districts of
. tagesi. and,,, whereasr ' the the county ever have schools exr
wealth ef a great number of jcept at the expense o the coun
,these.districts fs such that tie ty.
districts are unable to pro- The Board of Education
;. ' vide suitable buildings and maintains. this position that the
.adhipment for high school in- children of one section of the
vfluction or the six months'; county has the same-right to ad--Ttwnirwithout
a tax rate that equate elementary high school
WOUld be exorbitant B'd nro-ladvantarM aa another. It fur.
.ibirtv thus making St impoav'ther maintains that no one dis
;,iblefor children In'saleVeUlatil right
vfcriet to get advantages of
'nigh schools
tft draw a line arOund the .cor
porate wealth of the county,
PARENT TE AC HERS
ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED
A meetinff was held on the
Pant 19th of November, 1925,. at the
schoolhouse- to organize a rar-
l - tftfthVilftai kchoorichb
f iUnlted .GrULlhaV.tif irEnirwrnt-Teachers'cAsgociation. Tne
j VFjyZ'L " " ' 'Jand, ha just been installed as f Qllbwihgfflceriere elected :
ft v i.:XV?;MiXT?.: HVnraMnful-MaSterof Maffdalen Mrs. Guy. Vi Roberts, President;
Vice-
C ARD OF.TH ANKS ! Lodre for the insuinsr year. Miss Hortense Roberts,
iMagdalen-wasi the college at President; Miss ------ ,
w v "rT"i which he Pnnc6 studied duringtSecretary4: Mra. Tweed, Treas-
V(We wi3h to thank our many his time at Oxford arid the in-,nref. The rst regular meet
friend for their many acts of atitution celebrates jjts jubilee.ingfwillbe called soon and all
fnentte rortneur many acts oi tm8 v ,r ; V : v .parents are -urged to come out
kindness -; during tha ; sickness f x The Viscount Lascelles, pres-'and help' make' this organiza
aaa Vr W;Wenibr Grand Warden; ds" to, Wonauceasa. It is expected
and death of our little son, Riley Ka -.a-if-u. . l'that a sneaker will be here from
Marshall Rogers,; afio Dr. Sams shortly to be
for being so faithful to come
t when we ealled for him.
-MR?and MRS, -ii K30GERS.
Wetherby, Yorkshire.,!
It is weir in 'making, a cross-
examination , to be reasonably
sure of -tne answer before ask
ing a question. Otherwise there
about Tarient-Aeacher Associa
tiohVorkl" IP-:
r p
a
Marshall; N. C.f R. F?D.Noi! 1.
i rxrt.invc i tth& man wnose, uttie aaugnter
"nwas' asked by a visitor which
U Mr. and Mrs James ' Wilson- member of the family she' liked
of R.TR;D.(&v" wishes, to thank best 'Mother,'' said the child.
tneir many inenas:ior. ; wen pwnp nexi i . iu.ie , sister,
many acts of kindness and aH-fWMlierir'AdjBtic The
FZHirr nnat1 -iotM. Anrintr thoir fnthpr whrt was 'sitttnO' In a
?tfiWuwii wmtJ,vi , . ' a
pother's illness and xleathandorner of the room, poke up,
especially JLl, OB11IB 1W u 7 oiins,T-r-,;i, mij- ucu
tiring efforts We alj appre- do I come in 7 " ."Jit two o'clock
elated the many beautiful f lo
-t ral offerings.
in the morning" was the prompt
reply. The Argonaut. . .
CI If CLE WILL
HAVE BAZAAR
m
Jhe .Baptist jewing Circle
1
i.. , too i wo-riece raoq
1 yViV, w:t. a v.-.:
1 IrPffJl'lArii.i'i
1 yrtm'':
II-- . I r! I I ..,ltsV.-:
AT' ;c
THEREFORE: BE IT and say , that we will us this
."SOLVE BY THE BOARD; wealth Of thi county, and say
:OF COMMISSIONERS .OF .thatwe wilt use this wealth
OIADISON COUNTY, THATifortthe benefit of a few the
, ,;il;v.It is the sense of this children, of the county, regard-
.jBoard that the building of less of ;whether , it benefits all
y-aehobl houses and equipping the Children it should.
vime is a matter of county .The Board of Education has
L Obligation rather than a dis- mapped out a plan. The re-
kwWJvt! sponsibility of the future edu-
kj8c?..,- That funds be provided cation of the county rests upon
jftract and equip a suiiicient the shoulders of the County
uiper qf high .schools as Commissioners. We believe
.vwjneet the. requirements . ot that after more fully consider-
b?Zft;Mw goveromg sairae; upon ing the matter that they will
.eATecommenaation or tre measure Up
;y Board oi Educr.;io:i occupy.
to the office, they
THE OLD DEESTRICK
onun
'Mi&iven by EASTERN StAR.
' H-W. . :. - ;
E COURTHOUSE in MARSHALL,
will hold their ;Bkzaar at, the puia. triH!e aattaia ngWfot'
. .- - i.. v 'V v 'jmaay nort JLa- recall
Old Allison Hotelon Saturday,' TnX? U mMtjanmr t may ..W,
December -5thr 195.
FRIDAY DECEMBER 4r1925, atr$30 o'clock.
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