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MARSHALL NEWS
PERSONAL'and OTHERWISE
Happening , , In and
Marshall
Near
Mr. Lea Fowler of Marlon, N. C,
after mending a week on his farm
sear Marshall, returned to his home
Marion last Saturday.
Miss- Anna May Deaver ia noma
for a couple of weeks till she suffi
ciently recuperates from her operation
cently nsed as'the Reetor jbarbev ah"
next door to T. A. Dodson'i rrooerv
store, ia being-torn down, preparatory
to the erection of -a new brick build-
in to be used by Mr. E. E. Tweed as
nia ary gooas store. r ne ouuaing now
being used by Mr! Tweed 'is to be
remodeled and used for the Marshall
Pharmacy. i'-? ''!.. ;"'
What the " building now occupied
by the Marshall Pharmacy is to be us
ed for, was not learned.
MISS SARAH RAMSEY DEAD
Miss Sarah Ramsey of Marshall
died last Saturday night, April Srd,
before takine up her training at the. about one o'clock, age 78. She had
Fraach Broad Hospital again.
been making her home with her son,
Mr. Charlie Ramsey.
tern'
Texa
but was
porarily at the home of Mrs.
Ramsey, on the south side of the riv
er. She had been ill with flu, but was
better prior to a relapse from which
she died, having been ill about ten
days. Funeral was Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, conducted by Key. J
Martin and Kev. H. u Smith and In
terment was in the Ramsey cemetery.
She leaves one son. Mr. Charlie
Ramsey, two sisters, Mrs. Emelino
Redmon and Miss Rachel Ramsey of
Murphy, N. C and three brothers,
Mr .J. G. Ramsey, Mr. George Ram
sey and Mr. Jim Ramsey, all of Mar
shall. She had been a member of the
Marshall Baptist Church for 50 years.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express our sincere
thanks for the many expressions of
sympathy and kindnesses shown us
by the people of Marshall during the
illness ana aeaui ox our uitm uhuku
ter, Faith.
MR. AND MRS. EMERSON HAHN.
Mr. ind Mrs. H. L. Story spent last
Sunday alternoon in Asheville.
Miss ttuby Wilson, who is teaching
at uiUTuiae, w. c, spent last week-end
witn jaws una nemmons,
Mrs. J. N. West left Sunday to
spend some time with her. daughter,
Mrs. Austin, of Charlotte. She will
probably visit other relatives while
away. Her daughter at Ridgeway,
Pa., is expecting to move back to
North Carolina.
Mr. Bud Davis spent last Sunday
afternoon in Asheville.
Miss Mae Worley was in Asheville
last Sunday afternoon.
aufriends of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Wei
Wf will be interested to know that
they are now living at Chimney Rock.
Miss Osce Payne, who ia employed
as a nurse at the State Hospital, in
Raleigh, N. C, is spending a few days
with relatives here.
Mr. Kirk Payne of Little Pine was
in Marshall Monday.
Mr. Willie Anders, who has been
in Detroit for about four years, came
last Friday to spend about 80 days.
He came on account of his father's
condition. His father, Mr. T. J. An
den, who has been under an operation
at a hospital in Asheville, is now at
home, having come last Saturday.
At home for the Easter holidays are
Messrs. Ted McKinney. Lawrence Mc
Elroy, Leo White and Bill Tilson of
Chapel Hill; Misses Carroll and Sel
wyn McDevitt of Carson-Newman col
lege. Tenn.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church met Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. D.. W. Kanoy. A
full attendance was present,
Mrs. M. E. Fisher has moved this
week to the house next to Mrs. How
ard Rector's.
Mrs. R. C. Nanney of Naples is
spending the week at the Rector Ho
tel. The Rector hotel has been leased
by Mr. J. Hubert Davis, who will con
tinue to run it as a hotel.
Mr. Clarence Redmon, who has
been operating the Rector hotl, has
given it up and moved back with his
family and mother to his father's
home.
Muster WilHnm Roberts, son of Mr.
lEr. n, V nW. .ninJ KViiKYONK WHO DUES NUT
??.d 3$: ?L-?iJPltT KNOW WHY HE BELIEVES IN THE
ZZJa . t I Arnif BiBLE SHOULD COME TO THE
AJT.tr STS. to he ? BAPTIST CHURCH" SUNDAY
Mife Mary Gudger, so as to be ne"r jfORNING. THE PROGRAM FOR
l"e,"T t M.v.n THE DAY IS AS FOLLOWS
v,5o n , v,i fnmilv to T.v- Sunday School 9:45. Bring your
man. South Carolina: where' he has,0 L one of our Sunday
cone into the erocery business. Mr. TITTTV TTT Tfirtl fPTTW TTT)T TV
McClean recently W
"iK L "h!lA Si ,hour. Why not spend an. hour with
uiuuw. oBv, ins STiii let. the naator heln won in
PARENT-TEACHER
ASSOCIATION TO
MEET MONDAY
The Parent-Teachers Association
will meet on Monday, April 12th, im
mediately after school. '
Everybody invited.
SERVICES
AT THE
BAPTIST CHURCH
"SUNDAY
neas and went back to South Caroli
na. Attending the Republican Conven
tion in Durham this week from Mar
hall are Messrs'. J. Will Roberta, S.
B. Roberts. Dr. Frank Roberts, G. L.I
McKinney, and J. Coleman Ramsey.
Mr. F. E. Freeman has treated him
self to a new Dodge Sedan.
Mis Ethel Allen has returned from
a visit to relatives at Spartanburg, S.
Mr. G. W. Odell or Asnevuie nas
been visiting MisswEthel Allen
eently. i . "
us and let the pastor help you
your belief in the Bible.
"THE OTHER WAYS" Matthew
7:13-14 will be the theme of the
evening discussion.
COME AND WORSHIP WITH US,
IT WILL DO THEE GOOD,
SICK CHILD AT HOTEL DEAD
The 20 months old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson Hahn of Hickory,
who have been . at the Montezuma
re Hotel nearly two weeks, died Tues-
day evening, aoouc o o ciock. rne
body waa taken back to Hickory wed-
mmrm mA nnnim neaday. for burial. They expect to
I IVKKII III KK III I return to Marshall Friday on No. 11
1 !l LAAJ . 1 V U U U J 1 and peBd tnat nightr a, Key. and
Mrs. H. . L. Smith and resume their
NEW STORE
BUILDING
RECTOR BARBER SHOP BEING
, TORN DOWN FOR NEW BRICK
. BUILDING . .
Changes are being made in Marshall
all the time. The wood building re-
jonrney to Canada the next day.
W. A. SAMS
Physician and Surgeon
Office Front Room Over
Citizen Bank. '
A V
Z I A li V I IN It. h IM Yi I M
'FOR REPRESENTATIVE
M-v Dlatform is, if nominated and elect-;
ed, to represent to the best of my ability the g
interests . of all the people : of Madison S
. 'J am opposed to all unfair, extravagant,
and unnecessary'? expenditure of the tax
payer's money. -1 am opposed to, any. un
necessary county officers. ! ;" " , ,
There is no political ring or clique urg-
I . - J. IJ 11 V UVUV1VM' A , ;i r O ,
1 1 in or m'o to offer mvself as candidate. il am '.'
S appealing directly to the people who i eel ;$
the burdens as a result of how liigs have O
ft gone in the past. . ; . v
I I am a full-fledged. Republican and; al-
! ! ways have been. V::V-'"':A'Vl'.'? "
I will not favor any action to cut on any
: LIST OF JURORS
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List of 'Jurort drawn for April Term
Superior; Court, April 2, 1926
No. 1 TOWNSHIP
Charley Coats. Joe Rice. R. W. Rec
tor, unas. freeman, H. S, Freeman. '
,N..l TOWNSHIP . 1 v '-,- rt-F
Straley Hentley: Milbttrn Gosnoll:-
No. 3 TOWNSHIP , v W i'-;
O. -F. Ledford. Lewis Ponder.
No. 4 TOWNSHIP - '
B. A. Robinson. D. B. Metealf. H.
M. Sprinkle, J. F, Revis, R. D. Ponder.
No. 8 TOWNSHIP :
E. H. Jarvis, H. L. Gibbs. 0
No. 6 TOWNSHIP
M. B. Brown. F. Cassida.
Nov 7 TOWNSHIP i
Z. B. Freeman. H. B. Riddle.
No. 8 TOWNSHIP .
Homer Reeves. Robert Norris. ,:i
No. TOWNSHIP
Thomas Frisbee. J. W. Norris.
No. 10 TOWNSHIP
Andrew Adams.
No. 11 TOWNSHIP
Guy Enelish. C. N. Willis. R. B.
Randolph.
No. 12 TOWNSHIP
W. H. Roberts, Jr.
No. 13 TOWNSHIP
John Balding, J. T. Blankenship.
No. 14 TOWNSHIP
J. H. Caraway.
No. 18 TOWNSHIP '
J. H. Still es, John W. Anderson. '
No. 16 TOWNSHIP
J. L. Shelton, W. L. Fender.
TAX LISTERS
Tax Listers appointed by the Coun
ty Commissioners April 6, 1926, for
the various Townships and Wards,
are as follows, Te-wit: .
No. 1 Tewuhip, Ward 1 "
Jfi. N. Ward. Marshall R-3.
No. 1 Towuhip, Ward 2
- B. E. Guthrie, Walnut
No. 1 Township, Ward 3
H. K. Ramsey, Marshall R-5.
No. 1 TowMkip, Ward 4 .
J. Winston Rice, Marshall R-2. '
No. 2 Township, Ward I
B. T. Hensley, Carmen.
No. 2 Township, Ward 2
Blame Rice, Big Lurel.
No. 3 Township
Raymond Eller, Marshall R-3.-
No. 4 Township
H. J. Jervis, Ivy.!
No. 8 Township '
Floyd Barrett, Mars Hill R-2.
No. 6 Township
M. M. Worley, Canto
No. 7 Township
Caney Brown, Marshall R-o.
No. 8 Township, Ward 1
B. C. Meadows, Spring creeK.
No. 8 Township, Ward 2
. Shuford It. Coward, mun. i
No. 9 Township," ; '
W. M. lwson, f&mt kock,
No. 10 Township
H. cj. Waliin, Kevere.
No. 11 Township
Mrs. Zetta Bryan, raust.
No. 12 Township
A. L. Buckner, Big fine.
No. 13 Township
W. J. C. Kinehart, Joe.
No. 14 Township
Vaughn C. Fisher, Marshall k-z.
No. IS Township
C. N. Jervis, Mars am.
No. 16 Township r
Miller Wild, Flag fond, xenn.,
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MARSHALL. N. C.
(Successors to F. SHELTON)
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS
COUNTY
FOR
MADISON
We wish to announce to our friends throughout the
County that we have organized
The SERVICE MOTOR COMPANY
and are prepared to give
lineal
ervice
We expect Satisfied Customers to be our best adver
tisement. We have a complete line of all STYLJES of FIORDS.
SEDANS, COUPES, TOURINGS, ROADSTERS,
TRUCKS & TRACTORS
We cordially invite you to come in and see us.
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A .W. WHITEHURST, President
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VE. R. TWEED,
P. V. RECTOR,
W. A. WEST, Secretary & Treasurer
L. H. TWEED.
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MRS. J. A. SMITH
DIES SUDDENLY
SEMINARY CHURCHTO BE READY
FOR USE APRIL 25, 1926
The new building of the Seminary
Baptist Church is nearing completion.
lit is expected that the uppei1 story of
the building will be ready for use
Sunday, April 25. The pastor, Rev.
H. L. Smith, is planning a special
service for that day.
Mm J. A. Smith of Stocksville waa
found dead in bed at her home yes
terday morning. She had been in
perfect health, and was not complain
: ninu when cho retired
tha nhrht before: Her death came as WILL NOT BE A CAWUiUAitrua
MR. W. A. WEST TO
GIVE UP CLERK'S OFFICE
FROM MARS ML
(Special.)
complete shock both to her famHy
and friends. . . .
She ia survived oy ner nnsoana ana
REELECTION THIS YEAR
The many friends of Mr. W. A.
eleven children; Mrs. J. A. Sluder 01 west wui no douDt De concernea w
Asheville Mrs. W. T. Redmond of learn that-he will not be a candidate
5n. . Mr. W J. Keith of for reelection as Clerk of the Superior
Asheville; Mrs. Lee Garrison of Weav- Court of Madison County. This final
:n -. rAi smith at niBcc moun neciaiun iiaa uecu nwucu witw
enure, v... rj ,v A .WV tnl
Mrs. J. A. rOX OI. neavwuiQi sou twin ;m ouimb uu ,
Mahal Hnir: AiecK ana tms naoer. rar. west d umuc.
The friends of Miss Lessie Hensley
are very sorry that she is ilL They
hepe she will soon recover.
Misses Delilah Buckner, Vergje
Ponder, Mafra Buckner and Herbert
Hawkins motored to Laurel Friday
evening for the entertainment. They
reported a nice time.
1 Mr.; and Mrs. Walter Hensley spent
last week-end with his mother, Mrs.
C. W.. Hensley, of this place.
The Mars Hill High School will soma
he oat, With th llimmAF MA.nt.
his ;reason and we learned that the,! This is the first class to finish in Mara
omce aoes noi pay enuugu, wii,u un .hui aUCb School.
. i i ... i j .i t fl,..... I 0
to make it ttractive te Mr. West
tarn;
and Mary,
Paul Smith of Stocksville.
such a splendid officer and was pop-
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. . , ... n rnna , n n. rn r mm byi.riii. i iimi. w w-. uiu uul isa
ters and one brother; Mrs. Bud Mor- pect anyone would have the nerve to Mr. Troy Rector, who resigned.
Miss Dyke, the music teacher of Ml
H. S., has been very ill with the
flu, but is now able to be back in
school.
I The Mars Hill High School was very
proud of winning the twenty-five dol-
' lars ($25.00) at the County Corn
Mr. L. J.' Crow has been appointed mencement last week.
chief of police of Marshall succeeding . We are all wondering why Miss Les-
lne Ble nensiey ia spending ner sunoays
MR. L. J. CROW NEW
POLICEMAN
j nna brother: MrB. sua mor- pect anyone wuuiu nave vuo u i. v.'i " -
ana. one oroiner, m ... T v i . v. - j,Q1 nvon ir a..,,, Kpcritip cffpct ve after a meet- at home now,
Of Stocfcsvme; Mrs. ,, ..,,T "",,7 TV YC. tw C.nn Tnead Miss Delilah Buckner snent. lst
Tfir irrit 1 1 1, mi Liiui, lie nvuiu v.viivii , , , k, .. ... . .
fl n Mnrristown. Tenn.; and Wil
iam Ross of West Virginia.
The deceased was a memoer i .
Mrogan HilJ ' Baptist cnurcn, wnerc
the funeral will be neia mis nj""11
at 11 o'clock the Rev. N. B. Phillips
of Fairview officiating.
lac vjnif&A?.
to fill this office. The fact that h? night.
l njirt. nf T.Tadisbri to Buncombo County.
" I solicit your support in thd Republican
From Walnut Creek
mi TfHi, FaulVner is visitinz ner , si
grandparents at Mars Hill this week.
Glever West were out car riding Sun
day. They also were veiling
Cora Kilpatrick. t -Jv- . .
Mr. Harley nice is movms w x-
-511- :, TTa trava a chicken least ue
fore' he left. , The boys are all sorry fe
aaa him va " ' : " " ' ' .. I fi
nr rtm tfunUtner was - visiting 1
hec parents at Mars HiU this week.
Mrs. Delia Wallin brought a rooster
up to Mra. ,Ora, Faulkner's ;Wednes-
(f r. Homer" Faulkner ' wai ' visiting
home folks Sunday. ,,;.t1
Miss Nellie west M-r' "T
Reece were visiting v ara, , anuw
Faulkner Wednesday. . ...
Miss Marjory amuey w
i Walnut Creek Saturday and Sun-
dMr Winston Rici W having his
hXPG'ind:NeUUCW'and
John Kilpatrick made a flying trip to
t IS.. SutnrilfiT. .
Mr. Beulah Reece made a flying trip
to KarshaU Tuesday. ; ;;
With best wishes to alL - J
',-.. ':- ' - tor vni"T tohne-
Saturday night with Miss Lessie Hensley.
tion on her throat. We wish her the
best of luck while she is gone.
Mr. Clyde Hensley and Mr. Blake
Silvers of Biltmore visited Mr. Hen
sley's mother and sister, Mrs. C. W.
and Miss Lessie Hensley of this
place.
Misses Crla Ponder, Mafra Buck
ner, Vergie Ponder, Delilah' Buckner
and Mr. Hubert Hawkins and Mr. Ho
mer Hawkins went on ah Easter pic
nic last Sunday. "
The Senior Class of the Mars' HilT
High School has ordered their diplo
mas. They are anxious for them to t
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I TOMTOAN VOTERS
I MADISON COUNTY
I hereby announce myself a candidate,
for the office of Clerk of Superior Court,
subject to the will of the voters in the Re
publican :Primary to be held June 5th,
is2- :. -
I earnestly solicit the support of both la- ) K
dies and gentlemen. - j If nominated and 6-1 K
lected I pledge myself to a faitMulperfor-0
mahce of the duties1 involved in fulfilling S3
this office.
come.
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For: Tax Collecto:
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TO THE VOTERS OF f
r-t MADISON COUNTY V E
I hereby ' announce, myself
a candidate for the office of f
County Tax Collector, sub-!
ject to the action of the Re- i
publican primary to be held f
June 5th, 1926. Ifnom-
inated and elected I will I
serve the people to the very j
best ef my ability, w - t
: ' ' Its?Tectf ully, ''A ,;" .
Primary,;',:.;.
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