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.5 PERSONAL and OTHERWISE
Happening!' In 'and Near
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. . ? Miss Nora Henderson of near Mar.
. thall left : Friday of last .:. week for
' Washington,' D. Gv to make her home
wh h- hunt h si- .RMmut Han.
r demon.
;, Misses Robbie and Cattle Flinn of
. Walnut Creek; spent the week-end at
Worelv vfoitmar Miss Fannie Caldwell,
t- Mr. McKinley Caldwell arid 'sister,
( Miss Fannie Caldwell of Worley were
i in Marshall Saturday.
,;a Mr. and Mrs. J. . Ward of Eden-
v. ton, returned last: week to their hone
' alter spending; tne weeK-ena in mar
"shall.as guests of Mr. and Mrs., H L.
(story wniie touring western worm
; Carolina. " Mis. .Ward has charge. Of
jar. story's rJdenton paper.
Mr. and Mrs.' Will Reams and twq
Bonn of Knowille. and Mrs. L. A.
Honeycutt of Walnut, were guests of
Mrs, Van Uavia Sunday. Mrs. Hon.
eycutt is the mother of Mrs. Davis
irs. uavis's daughter,,' Mrs.
' Weaver of Charlotte is spending some
time with her.' She and Mr; Weaver
plan to make Asheville their home in
the near future.
the near future. The families of Dr.
v Sams and Mr. C. B. Mash burn were
also present and it was an enjoyable
occasion. -J - ".
y Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Davis, who re
jal, turned Wednesday of last week-from
f a tour to Canada and other northern
- points, were in Marshall Sunday to
attend tne funeral of Boh Gage
Mrs. Davis sang very effectively as
solo "Somtime We'll ' Understand."
Mr. W. E. Capps of Stackhouse,
N. C'was a pleasant visitor at the
News-Record office Monday.
Mr. John G. Ledford, who is work
tag with the Cadillac Motor Co., in
Detroit returned to his work Monday
night after a visit of a few days with
M-X. 1- J 1 il IK II
County. While here he paid the
News-Record a visit.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis and Mrs. Fred
Wills of Walnut Creek were guest of
Mrs. J. Jr. Candler, Sunday afternoon,
Mrs. uwens and two sons, Kalp
and Roy. and Arthur Henderson, an
Bill Reed of West Asheville, were re
cent sruests on Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. D. K. Dover, and their son,
Charles Dover, now living in Mr.
Roy Gudger's new cottage.
, Miss Norma Ramsey will leave next
Saturday to teach at Williamston, N
C. next session.
Mrs. J. M. Copenhaver, formerly
, mrs. rauie u. nooerson ana ner nus-
band left Tuesday to make their
. home at St Mary's. West Va.
Miss Leta Reeves and father, A. S.
Reeves of Walnut were in Marshall
Monday en route to Mars Hill, where
Miss Jueta win oe a student tnis ses
Miss Stella Dockery of Walnut wasf-
m Marshall Monday.
Mr; and Mrs. Bryan Rudisill and
Dr. and Mrs. Austin . of Charlotte
came Sunday and spent until Monday
with Mrs. J. N. West
Mr. W. B Ramsey has been in,
jioriaa xor several aayo on Business.
Mr. O. S. Dillard was in Sylva, H.
C, on business the first of the week.
Mr. N. B. McDevitt has purchased
a new Dodge sedan.
Messrs. Troy Rector and Hubert
PMwnrH vera in A)ipvill Mondav.
Mr. Roy L. Gudger waes in Ashe
ville Monday.
Mr. Everette Rector who holds a
responsibly position with the R. J.
Reynolds Tobacco Co., of Winston
Salem, N. C, spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Rector of Route 1. Mr. Rector has
been in Winston-Salem for some time
.having left Marshall immediately
nfter his graduation from High
' r iool.
jlr. Oscar Rector of Route 1 was
ir Marshall on business Wednesday.
lUiases Carroll and Selwyn McDe-'-.
e'uned Tuesday to Carson
;;.. .man College, Jefferson City,
Teim., to' resume their studies after
spending their vacation with their
a .ieuts here.
Mi-. J. C. Tilson who has been
tr. sick is reported to be improved,
lAi: Norman Ferguson left Mon-
iiy for Asheville, N. ,C, to resume
' his studies in the Farm School there.
Ilr. E. R. Tweed has returned from
Knoxville where he went on a busi-
iiets trip. ,
Mr. Hersdhel Sprinkles was in
.A Seville Tuesday on business.
Miss Omie Kent, Of Whittier, N. C.
ent the' week-end with her parents
on route o.s.-' y i: ".',-.''..
Jirs. L. J. Rector, of Balkafts, Ky.,
is spending a few days with friends
and relatives on Wttle Fine.
i Mrs. O. w. rersrusoih oi Konte 1.
'jjpent Tuesday; with jher sister-in-law
" 14rs;,iB- ergU8o,n.'-."' s. Vrf
' - Mr. . Porter Robert left Tuesday
for Brevard, N. C, where he will at
tend Brevard Institute this year.
Mr. Van Deal was on the sick Jist
. , Mr. Ed Davis has accepted a pesi
- tion as bus driver between Asheville,
N. C, and Knoyville,(Tenn. .
Mr. H. K. Ramsey of Route 6 was
in town on business Tuesday;
Miss Anna May Deaver is in Knox-
VfllV St
istar 1
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a newr
ending a few weeks wtth W
ira. c4 E. uew. (v ' - "
4. .B. McDevitt baa purchased
Dodtra Kedan. , i -.vvi-.-- . t. ;
Miss. Lena Penland. left Thursday
for Knoxville, Tenn., to enter school
j ; .Mrs. Peoples 'of Hotel, Switzerland,
was in town on business Tuesday, i
Mr. Edward Locke .of Walnut was
in town Wednesday.
X' Mr.' Calvin R. Edney of Mars Hill
was in town on pusiness Wednesday,
Mr. lud. Sheiton has purchased a
new Dodge Sedan and will drive it as
a taxi.!-' vy.v.v--., ' '
- Dr. . W. N. ' Johnson of Mars Hill,
ana: daughter, miss Bruce, and sister,
jaiss naaiue tfonnsonf .gi xuueign
were in Marshall Wednesday.-
Messrs. W. A, West. Bill West.
Jr.; Pender McElroy. Wayne Farmer.
and : Leo , white went . to charlotte
Tuesday: '.U . ,
Dr. Wi A. Sams was called to Ten
nessee ThnraHav tn hi niatar.
Miss. Jessie ,sams, who la quite sick
in a Johnson City hospital. :': '
f ' Ivfiflnim ' ia&A MArrknr nrtA 'AriAvav
Byrd left' Wednesday for Mars HiU
to enter Mars Hill College.
Mrs.. . A. E. Cole who has been
spending a few days with friends and
relatives in Marshall, left Thursday
lor Raleigh,
' Mr. C. C. Bruce of Mars Hill was
in Marshall on business Thursday.
. M.r Leigh Tilson left the first part
of the week for. the eastern part of
the state to teach school.
Miss Velma Eastman was in Ashe
ville Wednesday.
Mr. B. G. Fortner of Portsmouth.
Va., has returned to his home after
spending a short time with his rela
tives in -Marshall. Mr. Fortner is
manager of the Port Norfolk Revi
sion Bureau of seven railroad sys
tems as follows;
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Nor
folk-Southern Railroad. Norfolk and
Western , Railway, Pennsylvania Sys
tem, Seaboard. Air lane Kaiiway,
Southern Railway, Virginian Railway.
Kev. wait ti. Johnson and sister,
Miss Nadine Johnson of Delway, N.
C and daughter. Miss Bruce of
Mars Hill, and Mr. J. H. Weathers of
Bunn, N. C, and Mr. Curtis L.
Weathers, a student of Columbia U-
niversity, were in Marshall Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rector and
family, who have spent the summer
in Asheville, returned last week to
their home on Rectcjr Branch
Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Goldman of
Asheville "were guests of Mr. and Mrs,
ueo. f ortner and Mr. and Mrs. C. F,
Fortner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Yelton of Win
ston-Salem and Mrs. A. E. Warner of
Philadelphia and little Misses Ma
jory and Helen Smith of Youngs-
town, Uhio, are guests of Mrs. C. F,
Fortner. They are using the camps
of. Sky-Hv. Mr. and Mrs. Yelton are
leaving today for their home.
Mrs. Yelton and Mrs. Warner are
sisters of Mrs. C. F. Fortner.
Miss Anna Randall visited friends
and relatives on Big Pine last week,
She reports a very nice time.
Mr. McKinley Caldwell. Miss Fan
nie Caldwell, Mr ."Floyd Caldwell, and
Miss Anna Kandall motored to Wal
nut Creek' in Marshall Sunday.
Mr. ana Mrs. wn. rioiton uye and
son of Indianapolis are spending
much time in Marshall looking after
the Carolina raiisades development.
.Jill
B0BBH?
-GAGE PASSED
.' AWAY' '
"vwwir UHC,HVJU JC-'V(31IlUt3l . Lift, .
1914, the 11-year old son of Mr. and 1
Mrs, Clarence .M. Gage,, died at the (
French Broad Hospital in Asheville
last Friday, September 3, about 8:48
in the morning.
His trouble was a leaking heart
and little hope had been entertained
foV his recovery after the real con
dition was known. ; '
Funeral service was from the Pres
byterian church in Marshall Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, conducted
by Dr. W. E. Finley assisted by Rev.
H. L. Smith. ' ' ,
Interment was at the Redmon cem
etery. ' The floral tributes were nu
merous and beautiful. The church
was filled with sympathizing friends
and relatives oi the family. "Bob"
was popular at school and loved by
all who knew him. The bereaved fa
ther and mother have the sympathy of
the entire community.
He is survived by his parents and
one brother John.
The pallbearers were Messrs. Kov
Gudger, John McElroy, Hubert Rob
erts, Eugene Rector.
Miss Clara Hood and Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Willieford of Kingston, Tenn.,
were, with their sister. Mrs. C. M.
Gage prior to the death of Bob and
attended the funeral. ,
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NEVER GIVE UP
"Never give up, there are chances
and changes,
Helping the hopeful, a hundred to
one;
And, through the chaos, High Wis
dom arranges
Ever success, if you'll only hold on.
Never give up ; for the wisest is bold
est,
Knowing that Providence mingles
the cup.
And of all maxims, the best, as the
oldest,
Is the stern watchword of 'Never
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give up.
-Holmes,
AWAKENING
think the first sound
I shall hear in the eternal morn
Will be robins singing
As I hear them- now
At early dawn
In Spring.
A. Wallace Canney,
Some of the best poultry farmers'
in North Carolnia will cull their
flocks in early September and sell the
non-layers at the poultry car.
WHAT ABOUT IT?
It always makes me laugh,
So wonderful a treat,
To see an athlete run a mile
And only move two feetj.
HENDERSONVILLE NEWS.
MR.
CARL R. STUART GETS
LAW LICENSE
L" Eli .r
At the August Examination of
the Supreme Court, Carl R. Stuart
was granted license, to practice law.
Mr. Stuart is a son-in-law of Judge
A. McElroy. of Marshall. Mr.
Stuart has been studying law for a-1
bout three years and completed his
course of study at the Asheville U-
niversity. Mr. Stuart has not open
ed an office yet, but we are sure of I
his success wherever he chooses to
practice his profession.
LANDERS McELROY
Mr. J. E. Landers of Mars Hill and
Mies Mildred McElroy of Mars Hill
were married in Mars Hill Sunday.
Aug. 17, the ceremony being perform
ed by Kev. J. K. Owen. They are
making Mars am their home.
Bilious
dull feeling
old Btelld"by " Thedford'a
Black-Draught 1 have used
It off and on for about 20 years,"
ays Mr. W. S. Reynolds, of
R. F. D. 2, Arcadia, La.
"I get bilioua and have a bad
taste in my mouth. My head
feds dull I don't just feel like
getting around and doing my
work. I kaow it isnt lazmess,
but biliousness.
"So I take a few doses of Black-'
Draught and When, it acts well, X
get up fecHeg lilfe new faM of
pep' and ready for any kiad of
work.
"'I can certainly recommend it." S
In ejute o.' b'-'do. s'i js.-. a -.l tivi j
disareoable c'.uii-'oas due to (5j
- ' ,iJ t- 'til 1 1 L
helps to drive iito poii.onous im
purities out of toe system and
tends to It-eve tb orpans in a
state of norma), healthy activity.
, Black-Draught is made entirely
of pure medicinal roots and herbs
and contains no dangerous er
harmful mineral drugs. It can
hA aafalv ralron fro aimnmnfl jr
Sold everywhere. Prico '25c
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FOR ONE MORE WEEK BEF ORE MOVING TO NEW
MASONIC BUILDING
Many Special Frite To Be Found in Entire Line v
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Dry Goods, Notions, Shoe s,
Hats, Caps, Mens and Boys suits, ladies and girls coats and
dresses, shirts, ties, and many other items' found in a general
line. . ' '
YOU CAN ONLY FIND
Tlorsheim aiid Buster Brown Shoes, Schloss Hand Tailored
Suits, Princess Mary Dresses and Coats, Colorfast Shirts at
G: L MCHINNEY
E-T0-R1EASURE CLOTHES
Schloss Bros. Representative will be at my store September
20th-22nd with more than 300of the newest and best selec
tions mens' and boys' suits and overcoa'tfn&terials materials,
workmanship and fit absolutely guaranteed
The time and place to f et that New Fal! Suit and Overcoat.
Remember the dates Sept. 20-21-22.
MAD
G.L
Mc Kinney
Marshall,
North Carolina
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making Mars Hill their home.. - IB 2rm riif ilfellSlill
CHANGES HANDS
The Champion Shoe Shop has been
recently sold by Mr. D. 0.' Purkey
to Mr. Chas. A. Davis, who is now
personally attending to the shop
throughout the dajr.
Mr. Davis was a former superin
tendent of the Cotton Mill in Mar
shall. One of his daughters married
Mr. J. A. gamble and now lives at
Bethany City.
Miss Salina, another daughter, is
teaching at Walnut.
The family is scattered and Mr.
Davis is now alone, his wife having
died, some 16 years ago.
chevrolet agen
cy Changes
hands in marSHALL
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J.
Chandler, August 11, 1926,
James Moody, Jr.
Moody
a son.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to acknowledge with;
heartfelt thanks the many acts of
kindness and sympathy shown to us
by our friends in our ereat bereave-
Tom Tarheel says he saved lots f ment throught the illness and death
money on his poultry last winter by tffoStfiST1-
taking out the hens that didn't law I MP udo rr ui?xi-.in
and selling them durine the earlv fall. 1 u mp.p
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ASHEVILLE WELDING COMPANY
E. W. BLAKE
WELDERS AND BRAZERS OF ALL METALS
Welding of Farming and Mining Machinery
A Specialty
Corner South side
nd Church St.
Asheville iN. f.
We want your business.
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Danli 'cf French Broad
Marshall, N.C.'-
On Saturday. Sent. 4. at 2:00
o'clock p. m; at the home of Rev.
Ellis Reese. Mars. Hill. Miss Nell Gos-
nell, of Marshall, R. 2, became the
bride of Mr. Dewey Wallin, also of
Marshall. , B. Z. Miss Uosneil la the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Gos
nell, of Marshall, R. 2, while Mr. Wal
lin is the son of Mr. and Mrs van'
Wallin, of Marshall,; R. 2.' The cere
mony was performed by Kev. rJHis
Reese, of Mars Hill, N. C. ,Th bride
was attired in beautiful dress of blue
crepe-de-chine..1. The . 'maid of , honor,
Miss Ada Gosnell. sister of the bride.
also wore a dress of blue crepe-de-
chlne. Other' attendants were: Mr.
Claud West, of Asheville. K. l.Mr.
Howard Sams, of Asheville. R. 1, and
Mr. Wesley Hunter, of Marshall, K.s.
The srroom is shippine clerk for
wholesale firm in Asheville, : N. . C.
The bride and groom, accompanied bf
the bride's sirter, Miss Ada Gosnell,
wnet directlyto their home in West
Asheville4 v.They yisited their parents
on : Grape ' Vine' Sunday night and
Monday, f Then they rets-l Mon
day P. M., to their home , in West
8neviiie. : . :.
Mr.- Wallin is a former student
Mars Hill College. He is one
Grape IVine's best citizens., He has
been engaged in business in Asheville
for about a year. Ha takes as his
bride one of Grape Vine's best Chris
tian ladies. We all wish for them
long, bappy life,
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ininiivinsiiimnniu
Mr. A. H. Bryan, proprietor of the
Rrvan Motor Co.. sreneral garage!
work at the stand formerly occupied
hv the Marshall Motor Co.. nasi-
formed a partnership with Mr. A. F."' 44k4l&&i:&&&.e&t WiK..
rK-fn f.rhr wifh thA Msiiisnn . t " ' -n
springs ana tnis.
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Motor Co., of
be interested to know of this change.
Hot springs ana tnis . ; - . .. .
ASHEVILLE'S LEADING. STORE
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF THE TOWN
OF MARSHALL:
V "Your taxes are now due;; ; Please call'1 ?
and'settle. .This is the THIRD Notice I; g
have: given : you; this is enough, Take.'W jj
.warning. t, . t 1 2 3j
: Li Ll
Where Quality
Style and
Moderate Prices
Meet.
And Remember DENTON'S
Are Just As Close To You '
A Your Telephone! Pet: . ,
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