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Lady "Officer some men are shoot
ng dice down on the corner." :
Officer "Madam, what- do you
think I am, a game warden?
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Lady "I want a pair of shoes for
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Salesman '"French Kid?"
: Lady "I should say not: born
right here in North Carolina."
liFOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
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Many Articles in HARDWARE
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jMake Appropriate and Apprecia-
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J Come in and Let us Show You,'
0. C. RECTOR
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i FROM JOE
. We are. having some clear weather
now days," i,
We are' Tiaving" a . good Sunday
School . now at the Baptist" church.
.There wilt be a Christmas tree at the
church on Christmas Day. ,
It looks as if everyone' will have a
good Christmas, the way Mr.; Stamey
rolling in the Christmas supplies.
We .were glad that our - teacher.
Mr. S. Y Blakely, was able, to go
phck ro teacning: last jnonaay,
this week at her grandfather's, John
D. Balding.
Mr. H. H. Rainey killed S fine hogs
last Thursday. -
. Mr. H. J. Fleming had a wreck 'art
week and lost his overcoat.
Messrs. Estel Rainey, Clifford Sta
mey and Bois Stamey went to Sod
om to a Christmas tree - last Friday
and reported a nice time.
Best wishes to , News-Record and
its readers
9 From BONE CAMP
V' Wl hav lAma mm HttnAAn mh Am AA
vnis writing. ' i .
,a iiuveryone is enjoying the Dad
weather very much.'
Tha nnnnla nf 4-Vila ixtl.ii A .11
getting plenty of wood for Christmas
uu i expocung 10 nave a gooa
time.
Mr. i W. B.. Ed wards had a corn
chucking Monday evening. Every-
poay repoirea a nice time.
n Mrs., Lula Merrell, Mrs, Ell Roce
and Mrs. Jane Edwards were guests
of Mrs. M. J. Edwards Sunday after-
noon.
Mr. McKinley West from Grape
vine was visiting his sister, Mrs.
Jane Edwards of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Fox were visit
ing Mrs. Fox's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jake- Merrell Saturday night.
Mrs. Lora Buckner and Mrs. How
ard Jarvis went to Asheville Thurs
day to do their Chrisitmas shopping.
Mr. O. Si. TCdmnnffa ia aill narirlnn.
the old chicken coops around. '
A Mr. Jeff Whitt is still packing the
road from Petersburg to Mr. Hnmp
Buckners', He reports that it is a
very nice piece of road.
Mr. En Hollifield has moved from
Bone Camp to near Marshall and we
hope he likes his new home.
Messrs. Henry Sprinkle, Bernard
Edwards and Frank Edwards enjoy
ed days Monday helping Mr. F M.
Coffee prepare wood for winter.
uMr. Clydev Edwards, Misses Delia
arid Nannie - Edwards were visiting
Mr. and, Mrs. Joe Edwards Sunday
evening and reported a nice time
playing the Victrola.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Fisher of this
place were visiting Mr. Fisher's sis
ter at Asheville last week.
Christmas will soon be here and
everyone is getting ready for it I
sure hope everybody will have a good
time this Christmas.
Merry Christmas to News-Record
and its many readers. May God bless
you all.
May Christmas blessings fly to you
; And make you glad the whole day
through.
-JUICY FRUIT & SUNSHINE
From SEXTON
We are having some rather cold
weather at this writing.
The people of this community are
killing hogs. They will have plenty
of good meat to eat for a while.
Our Sunday school at this place is
getting along fine. Everybody come
out and be with us. Our regular
meeting day is the third Sunday. Pev.
Mr. Shelton preached for un Sunday
at eleven o'clock and also the night
before. He delivered some very in
teresting messages.
Mrs. James Hlint.pr la vprv aiolr nt
this writing. We hope for her a
speedy recovery.
Minn OlanTiia Phtvio wia V. . unAM
sick for some time, seemed to be get
ting a lot Detter Saturday. We hope
that she will soon be able to be out
the church and is very much missed
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m uie ounaay ocnooi.
, Messrs. Cletus and Arlus Hunter
anrf Mr. P C. VMar nront nnca.i.
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hunting Monday night.
Mrs. J. C. Tilsnn anA M Mafnolf
were the guests of Mrs. R. M. Sams
Qunaay.
Mr. Ronald Hunter spent Satur
day night with Mr. Cletus Hunter.
iting nis sister, jars. McKinley Green
Sunday.
MrS. J O, TTllTlfor 9xnA Dnn rla4-i.M
were in Marshall shopping Thursday.
Mr flnH Mrs Monl TJimai. J
children, Sallie and Bruce, and Mrs.
R .M. Sams motored ta Ashpvillo
Saturday. We hope they enjoyed
meir trip.
We wish everyone a merry, merry
Christmas.
With best wishes to News-Recrod
and its many happy readers.
On fht Southtm thr it in ifci about-pafnimt Jv.
I lytUm through which th employe tngagtd in train L
operation map than the benefit teonomiet dm r
1 to tktir effort. I
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SOUTHERN
THE 60,000 men and women workers on the
Southern Railway System know that their
welfare is bound up with that of the Southern
and that whatever benefits the Southern and the
South benefits them
Southern Railway men and women are business
getters for the Southern. Talk to a Southern Railway
man about your transportation requirements. He
has behind him the support of his fellow-employees
and of the management If he does not have the
information you desire, he will get it for you.
Southern Railway employees are bred and trained
in the traditions of the South and of the Southern.
They have the desire and ability to maintain those
traditions.
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From CRAGGY
Mm. Da Trior Wilenn Vioa iAiiinw1
to her home in Craggy.
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Tom Tarheel says that he saves a -were the guests of Miss Tommie Lee
ivnoaes Aunaay aiternoon.
Miss Delia Ford was the guests of
Miss DelorouB- Pool of Leicester Sun
day afternoon.
VMr. Robert Allison of Craggy has
been ill for the past few days. We
are glad to know he is fastly improving.-?
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; Miss Willie Gantt and Mrs. Clar.
hece Redmon were the guests of Mrs.
Pennis Banks one evening last week.
Messrs. Roy Pondrs, Troy Ford and
John, Shook went fox hunting Mon
day night.
Mr. William C. Broyles of Emma
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. J. G.
with Miss Tennie Buckner Sunday.
Messrs. Floyd Clark and Jack
Pavne of Little Pino iiroro nloooont
f callers on Big Pine Sunday.
miss iva isuckner is expected home
for the Christmas holidays. Miss
Buckner has been attending school at
Walnut for the past few months.
Mr. Lawson Marler had tire mis
fortune of being in a car wreck Sat
urday but fortunately escaped with
only a few bruises.
Misses Eunice and Nell Davis were
visiting at the home of Mr. T. J.
Wild Sunday.
Mrs. T. J. Wild seems to be im.
. teaching test Monday." ' ' vllot of labor by keeping up the fertili
Little Gladys- Balding- spending ty;6f hi soil.
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IT 1 Whfln irm -Xir A 1 '" ' i' j rs? Mrs. J, F. Br
m. , axe ally .locaieu. - jthe guest of
S3 ; Knoxville-Asheville. Johnson' 'CAtvL A kh L i . Mr.nTi
:j vine ijussesstop at .our store., Ajsheville.; v
S-Mars JHill Bus and Marshall Taxis nark
g just across the street
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troyles of Leicester was
mrs. j. u. ford last
Mra TVionIl.n Vmam..
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, ter a. short visit with Mr. Freeman's
aunw - - ... - . . . --
Mr. Johnny Clark of Madison Co.,
was in Craggy last week. f
mrs. u. a xate or am Mountain
waa the guest of Mrs J. G. Ford of
OF COURSE YOU ARE INTERESTED Nl
&.-;JS; ; IN LARD , . ...
it f Mrs. D. U Tate of Elk Mou
Kl was the Shiest of Mrs J. G. Fo
- Si I Craggy Sunday' afternoon.
, J S ' - Mrs. Charlie Ballard of Elk &
" j tain is spending a few days wit
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SDendinff a few dam with hf
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IN LARD V-' . , 1. A,e fFom the Asheville Normal where
. "1? i Christmas vacation with her mother.
Mrs. D. E. Ponders.
Miwl ThAlma mrtA liTlla It.. ST...
der and Eunas Hawkins of Alexands
Miss Dela Ford
$1.25 .4 lb pail -1: $.65 g
, : O j er nd Eunas Ha
See our line of TOYS and CHR1STMA55 LT Ee; of
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Best wishes to News-Record.
From BIG PINE
Drop in and reit when in town.
T. REDMON
Miss. Eulah Davis hiu rfnrnt
hiw m, .UVU- 11UHIIIUII
Les and Van lrPr tKnr rnnH Am Ll from . the French:
- , . - . where she underwent an operatioi for
.1 .. oiib seems 10 ne re
' "5 ' covering fastly.' . - - -
X Mr.- and Mra." John Griffith of
S1 Spaitanhure. S. CJ. nrm , , nn.nHin
. their honeymoon with Mr. Griffith's
sister, Mrs. i McKinley Caldwell.
?. i - We were reallv eorrv ( hoax tha
" f 7 . - . - - A death of Mr. P. V; Hunter of Ashe-
r.-iv-i vjlle, formerly of Spring Creek, N.
We hope he will soon better times on Pine Creek.
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x wish evtuyuiie a 1119ZTV onri. imas
and a happy New YearS.
provimr rather ulnwlv
Mr. Richard Baker
is very sick
these times
rpcnvpr
Rev. Everett Sprinkle has started
a revival at Worley, N. C. We hope
there will be lots of good done and
many souls saved.
...Mr. G. W. Wild and dStfighter,
Grace, went to Asheville Saturday
Christmas shopping.
Mr. J. Stockley Roberts sent his
daughter, Mrs. Helen Baker, of River
Rouge, Mich., a fine Christmas tur
kev. The turkev weichnH t.wentv-
five pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Payne and
philHrpn nf T.ifln Pino unant loot
week-end with her father nnH mntlior
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wild.
Mr. James Davis has been appoint
ed deputy sheriff. We're hoping for
"Any abnormal children in your
class?" inquired the inspector.
"Yes," replied the harassed-looking
schootaiarm, "two of them have
good manners." Boston Transcript.
Plant a bushel of black walnut
seed this fall. The wood is one of
the two finest cabinet woods known to
the world. The logs or stumps have
a value of from $150 to $200 per
thousand feet.
Five babies are born every minute
in the United States, and Henry Ford
turns Ollt t the same Unu '9 rattln
ior each one. Pittsburgh Post.
By order of the County Board of Education in regu
lar session on : Monday December 6th, and under
authority of Section 62 of the Public School Law of
1 923, the old Public'School property, located in the
;,town of Marshall, Madison County, North Carolina,
will.be offered for sale at Public Auction .on, the
Schoblhouse steps of said property, on Monday. Jan
. nary 3. 1926 at l:0poclock.s
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Done by order of the Board of Education This
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' Secretary : Board of Education.
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