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and Mr. RHi ShaaVof W&t Pond,
Tenn.,vwere visitors at our orac
. Tuesday and left their eubscription
"to the-News-RecordY . v-
Mia Virginia "Gilbert,; a trained
nurse, v at Greenvijle, Tenft spent
from friday until Sunday, wth ber
aunt, lira. X W;mftehurBtk ? ,
Mr! and ''MraT"Preaton Ingle of
Ashevipe, apent be weelnd with
her pajenta, Mr. , and Mrt.' Caney,
- Misl Katherine Davis, who Jto a
student at Tusculum. College, Tenn.,
spentjast week-end wP h mother,
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on, diaa, Jr., whohat been voting
theirarenta, Mr. and Jn..w.l
Ensley, and Mr, and Mr. Mark Davto,
and other wlattves nea MarMiaU,
left Biureday of last eek fmrtheir
LomeS They .had motored home and
- retarded by automobile. '
Mri. Ralph -Sprinkle and Mrs. Ar
thur urreH of Gran Vine yisitea
e QewsrRecord , office Thursday or
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Mi6 Robert Tweed narrowly escap
ed serious consequences this week
wheirhtehenvy-; truck turned -oyer,
down the rbanfc- He -stayed at hi
wheel' until it-stopped turning and
then came ..out unhurt ; : ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Snelson of near.
Turkey Creek church were in Mar-,
shall Tuesday on busbiess.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H.' Clark in charge
of the County Home, went to Ashe
ville Tuesday, MW. Clark going for
treatment.
Mx. Cora Allison delightfully en
tertained at a dinner Wednesday, the
guests being Rev. and Mrs. H. L.
Smith, and H. H, Jr., and Mrs. H. L.
Story.
Dr. Conley, whose ad appears else
where in this paper is a graduate of
the University of Louisville, Ky.,
krving two years hospital experience.
When he decided to locate in Mar
shall h was surgeon for the B. & O.
Railway, and was -health officer of
Wirt County, W. Vai
Mr. L. B. Roberts of Mars Hill was
in town on business Thursday.
Mr. Johnnie Frisby and 3 small
children are. moving to Redmon this
week to stay with Mr. Frisby's fath
er. "The children .will remain with
their grandfather while Mr. Frisby
will. return to Norfolk, Va., where he
has. i position. ,
L l. J. M. Baley of West Ashevfile
cwam town on Business Thursday.
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We want your business.
The
Bank of French Broad
Marshall, N. C.
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Women's Hosa regular $1.60, now seUing at ooc
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MiknH Mrt Ed Ramsev and. two
children ol ainui;, were wwa
xnursaay.
v Mr. D. Silver, who has been in
MemphiSi Tennessee ior some rime
has returned to his home on Route
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' Misa'.Eth'el Alien returned from
Whitnayi a C, last Sunday night af.
ter spending a few daya with her fa
ther who has been seriously UL Miss
Allen reports her father's condition'
very much improved.
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Tenn.. hat accepted J a . position
seietryto Supt C. B. DlUard. .....
tornev. was in Marshall on business:
Tneadajr aiternooni-
w. 1ta Vhm. nharlev Enslev. who
have been visiting Mr4. 'Ensleya par
ents, Mr. and tax a wav
Mf. Ensley's parenta," Mr.- and Mra
wi Ef Enstoy; left lat;bnrMay
morning tor- tne noma in iw"
Mich. . .
Mr! Emmett Davis left Saturday
for Oteen for an examination at the
government hospital. -. ,
Messrs. Charlie' Ensley, Paul and
Emmet JDavis went to Laurel River
last Monday on a flBhingr trip.
; 'Messrs. T . S., . Rollins and Mark
fit-own. Aaheville attorneys, are at
tending court here this week.
Mrs. S. C. Allen, who has been vis
iting Mrs. E. T. Blankenship at her
home in Ashevijle, has returned to
her. home on Route 4.
Mrs. Texanna Banks of R. 4., was
in Marshall last Saturday on business.
A part of the News-Record force,
Joe and Harold Eads, Lankford and
James Story and Glenn Naves, also
Hubert Worley motored to Asheville
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Romeo Ferguson was in Ashe
ville on business Saturday.
Messrs. Tom Anders, Thad Shel
ton, Henry "Cub" Shelton and Col
man Caldwell left Tuesday morning
by motor iot .Winston-Salem to see
Mr. Shelton's son, Cecil, who under
went a serious operation at the Bap
tist Hospital last Saturday. They
i report .that Cecil is improving some.
PRIZE BABY
Charles Heinz, Jr 14 Months
Old, Honored
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Fourteen ' months old Charles
Heinz, Jr., is the first prize baby of
all those entered in the baby show
of the Modern Woodmen of America
which was held last Friday. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Heinz, of 110 West Wells Ave. Knox
ville, Tenn. First Prize was ?25.00
bank account. -
Mrs; Hein2 and Charles, Jr., are
expected to visit her mother, Mrs. W.
F. Deaver, the latter part of this
week.
SHERIFF RECTOR BETTER
Tim condition of Sheriff Willard
Rector, who has been at a hospital in
Asheville for an operation for an in
fected jawbone, is better. He came
home Wednesday.
64-LB. CANDY ROSTER
Mr. E. R." Elmore of Mars Hill was
in Mnrstifill Saturday with a candy
roaster 38 inches long, weight 64 lb s.
LESS Give me a trial.
Flour : $1.10
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mivtt . SnrrliM were onened hv old
Reirf Mr. Harris, .an 'pld 'njinister i
out acquaintance He and bis daugh-i
ier-iwera uib we-uu vaiici m ...
G W. Cohn. v After S S. Rev. A. P.
Sprinkle, our beloved pastor, preach
ed as very inspiring sermon. The
prater meeting in the afternoon was
conducted by Rev. Mr. Harris.. We
had a very fine prayer meeting at
Bro J. F. Merrell's Saturday night
It was. conducted by Mr. Henry
Sprinkle. Thos who accompanied
in 'talks were Wesley Hunter, F. M.
Coffey, Clarence Tiflery, and Ai P.
Sptinkle. There will be prayer
meeting at Mr. Z. T. McDarris' next
Saturday night. All who can, please ,
come.
Mr. and Mrs. Claxton Cohn were
at BuU Creek sufcday. ,
Mr. F. M. Coffey was the guest of
Mi) Wesley Hunter for dinner Sat
urday. .
Mr. Stafford Wade is back in this
community agate. " - -
Jtnss Myrtu Merreu enjoyea wun
day fine. v-r:3. .-rx-a ;.,.
llessrs.' Grants McDarris Attley
Hanter: 'Guy Mefrelli Flo vel .Cohn,
anf Misses Jessie- Metcalf went . to
Weaverville to' ball game Friday.;
. Afissei Bertha and Kate Landers.
and Miss EHtabeth 'Butkner wf Mara
H1U' were at Bull ur eelt tsunday even-
rJ ihd Mra.: C. X Guthrie were
the guests of 'Mr. and: Mrs. C.. L.
Phillfp Saturday-night. -
tMr. '. Earl Carcon and family . of
Asheville: N. C, were the guests of
Mr. and Mr. N. K. Carson Sunday.
Mr. H. B. Brown has been' making
molasses this week.
Mrs. T. H. Rice and children were
the guests of Mrs. J .H. Hunter this
week-end.
Mrs. T. H. Rice and chlidren were
the guests of Mrs. J. H. Hunter this
week-end.
Mrs. S. C. More, who has been
somewhat ill is improving some now.
We are all hoping, she will get well
withut an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Silver and f am.
ilv went to Asheville Sunday eve
ning.. Mr. Terrell Bryan stills travels the
muddy road to Mr. G. W. Cohn's
each Sunday.
JUDGMENT
is based on experience. We
have examined the eyes of
thousands of people, have
made every combination of
glasses, fitted all sorts, sizes
and shapes of noses. It is our
pleasure'to refer you to any of
Our ' patrons We all be
Equally glad to number you
mongthemY See us vnday
f rid see better from now on.
Charles H. Hone&s
OPTOMETRIST
Eye Strain Specialist
54 Pat Ave. Opp. Postoffice
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
BEASLEY RAMSEY
OnFriday, Oct. 22, at 11 o'clock A.
M., Miss Mary Kate Ramsey, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ramsey, of
Marshall, R. 1., became the bride of
Mr. Joe D. Beasley, of Marshall, N.
C, son of Mrs. D. F. Beasley, Clay
ton, Alabama. (Father dead). The
coudIc were married at Newport,
Tfinn" t.ha hridn heinor rlrpfSpH in '
handsome gown of Claret red satin.
The groom is engaged in business
with the Copenhaver & Foster Con
struction Co. The -couple were at
Newport, on Friday night and Hot
Springs Saturday. They will be at
home in Marshall for a while. Mr.
Beasley is 29 years of age, and Mrs.
Beasley is 16 years of age. ' She will
resume her studies at Marshall High
School. I
MR. C. Y. PHILLIPS DEAD
Mr. R. Y. Phillips, formerly of
near Mars Hill died at the home of
his daughter,' Mrs. S. P. Caldwell at
Greer, S. C, Jate Tuesday vening.
Funeral' was at the Forks of Ivy
Thursday afternoon. A fuller ac
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Shoe& and offer them to you for ii:Merate saving of
25yetave lots of Sample Sweaters, Glovesj Shirts,
Knit Goods, Fancy Goods, Scarfs, Silk&difes, Sox, '
Handkerchiefs, and many other items on which you can
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DOLLAR
'New Masonic Bld'g.
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i Flla rllnhftn and Miss Texa
Hunter were the aruests of Mrs. T. J.
Forester Friday night .
Hiss xennie jucuarris was nuuj
for the week-end. ,
Mm Ponnkr AVrnwond fwafl the
guest of Mrs. J. H. Edwards Monday.
Mr.- uoraon uucKner was ui iuoib
TTill Mnnrtnv.
Mr; Leslie Steidel and Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Frisbee are expected to
return home some -time this week.
They have been in Georgia for two
Mr. Arville Edwards was in Ashe
ville Saturday.
Miss Texa Hunter and Mr. Attley
Hunter were on Grape Vine Sunday.
Mr. John Silver was the guest of
Miss Kate Edwards Sunday evening.
Mice fiollio Kate SDrinkle was her
guest for dinner Sunday.
Best wishes to the News-Record
and all its readers.
From SEXTON
We are having a good Sunday
School at our little church here. Ev
erybody is invited to come;
t r.Vionnl Sholtin from Tennes-
see will preach Saturday night, Oct.
30th at this place. .
Also the Sunday School girls will
give a play; "The Ten Virgins",
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Everybody come out and you will
certainly find a welcome.
Mr. Wylinza Howell of Jupiter was
a visitor at singing Sunday evening.
We were glad to have him with us.
Mr. Hermtfn Davis is a faithful vis
itor at Sexton and he still knows the
way to Mr. Grooms'.
Miss Lizzie Guthrie was the guest
of Miss Zetta Hunter Monday night.
Misses Sadie and Ollie Sams spent
the week-end at Laurel visiting their
sister, Mrs. Jettie Buckner.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Arrowood
and family of Asheville were at
Sxeton Sunday evening.
Mr. Doyle Guthrie was at Jupiter
Sunday night.
Messrs. Doyle Guthrie and Cletus
Hunter are working for Mr. D. E.
Messer, helping him put up a wheat
mill. They are enjoying the fork
just fine.
Miss Zetta Hunter is enjoying tne
cold weather just fine.
The farmers of this place are all
getting ready to s6w wheat.
Best wishes to News-Record and
all ias readers.
Tom Tarheel says he may not get
much money from his cotton this
year but he expects his cows, hoga,
hens and garden to keep his family
in good shape until next year.
ONLY ONE SURE WAY ,
There-is but one way to accumulate
money, and that is by Saving. -The only
way to get along in this world is; to live
within your income and save regarly a
portion of it ': A little money an,d ji. good
credit established by consistent saving will
accomplish wonders - ' 7 '
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NOTICE
As trustee or assignee I will on
Wednesday, 10th day of Nov. 1926 at
1 o'clock P. M., offer for sale the
stock of merchandise of J. B. Harri
son and all book accounts, at Hot
Springs, N. C, at the place of busi
ness of said Harrison for the benefit
of his creditors for merchandise, Oct.
29 1926
' C. B. MASHBURN, Trustee.
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Dr. Orva Conley
Office over Rexal! Drug
Store
Residence Third Floor
over French Broad
Bank
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