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AIL kinds of second hand Auto-
$ 'mobile parts. Tire , repairs and
J Recharging of Batteries. ,
Also BOOMS FOR RENT
R J. NORTHEY, :Pr6prietor
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night . last . week.', She reported an
enjoyable .time. i'.' i ,J fe r r :
The men of the neighborhood ere
flxintt the roof of the church. It will
be several days before they will have
it finished.
We have prayer meeting every
Thursday night and everyone is in
vited. We are all sorry that Miss Agnes
BiBshop missed school all last week.
'We are sorry that Willard Burris
has had to miss so much school.
Miss Mamie Tweed, teacher of the
four and -fifth grades, is going to give
a- prize to the student that doesn't
miss a day of school.
Rev. H. L. Smith, the principal of
the school, is a splendid teacher, and
all the students like him.
From BEECH GLENN
(Too late for lat week)
r rpm , 1 lUd I n ,,.
(Tm late for lart weak)
We are having some bad weather.
- Mr. W. M. Fox is building a right
niuoe house at Beech Glenn, and he
is having a muddy time getting his
brick and material in. He now has
his house almost ready to move into.
Misses Ollie and Bonnie Wells
i were visiting friends and relatives at
'this place last week-end.
Mr. B. T. Davis has been busy saw
ing lumber for Mr. Nathan Plemmons
'- Mr. Edgar Justice was the guest
of Miss Thelma Davis Sunday.
- Mrs. B. T. Davis visited Mrs. Bell
Price, Sunday.
Mr. Bailey Frice ana miss Alice
and Bonnie IVice spent Saturday ! T
nicht. with Mr. George Davis. t
Mr. Edgar Justide and Miss Thel
ma Davis vif ited Mr, Ballard Webb
and Miss
they had
Victrola.
Mary Price Sunday
some good music on
and
the
From Meadow Fork
(Too late for last week)
: Mr. Hickum had a party last night
and all who were present ware Miss
Nannie Hickum, Miss Hunter, Miss
Icy Willate, Mrs. Arthur Hickum, Mrs
TH Russell. Mr. Ted Russell, Mr.Troy
The Beech Glenn school building is, Willate, Mr. Arthur Hickum, Howard
WESTWOOD PLACE "ASHEVILLE
(Carried over from ' last weak)
almost completed.
"KMr. Ervin Briggs, age 6H years,
died Tuesday, February 1, 1927. He
was a -very nice oia genuemeu ana
1$ That good PORK SAUSAGE
The J. A. Baker K'nd.
Also "TENNESSEE MAID'
Creamery Butter.
Have you ever tried that good
loose Coffee, 35c per pound.
3 lbs for 31.00.
We are having some nice weather
at this: writing.
Mr. and Mrs. I, H. Plemmons and
children spent Sautrday night with
his father and mother Mr,
D. J. Plemmons. ' .
Mr :: James Coward is having some
dental work done this week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Plemmons and
children were visiting his brother M.
F. Plemmons at Leicester.
Mr.T). Ji Plemmons and Mr. H. C.
Plemmons and Mr. Roy Linzey are de
puty sheriffs at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Plemmons and
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Plemmons and Mrs
Cartie Coward all attended Bethel
church last Sunday.
Mr. Ray Willett and Mr. Ed Price
of Spring. Creek were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Plemmons in West
Asheville, 'Monday.
Mr. Dock Plemmons and Mr. Cole
man Skirlen and Mr. Walter Walkins
and Mr. James Creasman were trying
to catch a freight train and Mr. Skir
len fell under the train and got his
right leg cut off. He is in the mission
hospital now. .
Rogers spent Thursday night with wm gurely be missed in his communi-
Miss Gertie Mae Shook at her home
on New Found.
Miss Mattie Davis of Beaver Lake
was visiting her cousins last week on
Church Street.
Miss Dellie Roberts of Sandy Mush
and Mrs.f spent last week with Miss Roxie Clark
' Mr. J. D. Young of Woodnn and a
student of Duke University was the
guest of Miss Dellie Roberts last
week.
Miss Annie Mae Davis is visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hurley
Rogers.
tv. ' Evervone snoke . well of Mr,
Briggs, and to know him was to love
him.
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BOX 318, ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Run-Doivn
; gave out easily ft
Swylma Carver is spending the jUcrt StayTMrt' U
,ek end with her mother Mrs. J. M. ; wSXiS
From BEAR CREEK
Ball has been on the
is some better at this
Mrs. H. E.
sick list but
writing.
Mrs. Sarah Hensley seemed to be
interested in hunting pine Monday.
Miss Babe Freeman was visiting
the store Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brooks and
family are spending a few davs with
Mr. una Mrs, Jesse Brooks. After a
short visit, they will make their home
in New Jersey.
Mr. Walter Jones and Miss Mamie
Brooks visited Misses, Ella and Mamie
JKoberts Sunday afternoon;
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brooks and Mr
Knd Mrs., Jesse Brooks and Mrs. Jones
Roberts went: to Asheville shopping
Saturday, -v '
Mr.: Ervin Hensley was enjoying rid
ing horseback Sunday.
Mr. James Hensley is glad to have
Mr. Eugene Rice back with him again
Come on with the news from Wal
nut Creek.
week
Carver,
Mrs. Butler Bradley and daughter
Betty of Hendersonville are spending
the week with Mrs. Bradley's sisters
Misses Dorsie and Daire Martin.
Mr. George Lassiter and Mr. Col
bert Barger are tired of the mud on
Church Street
Miss Mattie Ella Wells and "Pea
nut" Henderson were out riding Sun
day afternoon. -
Plans are being made for the com
mencement exercises at Leicester Hi
whichr will be during the week of
March 20th. r
Mr. "Spot" Reynolds and Miss
Gene Rogers were out riding Sunday.
Miss Mary Brown is ill with ty
phoid fever at her home in West Lei
cester.
Leicester Hi Basketball team will
meet Biltmore Hi Friday on Biltmore
Court and Candler Hi Saturday nite
at Candler. Two fast games aro ex-
pected.
To thine own let's be true.
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Hickum, Craig Russell; Poll Kirk,
Trby Kirk, Elay Miller, Mr. JNewton,
Pressnell Burnett, Mrs. Florence
Sheltley.
There will be music at Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Hickum's Thursday nite
and it is hoped that everyone will
Iiava ft nice time.
The stork flew over Meadow Fork Sj
this week and presented Mr. and Jfi
Mrs. Furman Davis with a set of
twins, girls, named Beulah Fay and;X
UMrs. ".Arthur Hickum has boen ill - ifilfilfiifiifitifiifilfiifl
the last few days but is some better,
J. T. REDMON, I
Marshall, N. C.
From CANTO
(Too late for last week)
MRS. LAURA ROBERSON DEAD
W. A. SAMS
Physician f and Surgeon
Office Front Room Over
Citizen Bank. ' ,
From LEICESTER
(Too late for last weak) '.
. Miss Lucy Revis is spending this
week-end with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. M. Parris, Highland Park, Can
ton. ,:, "
' Those motoring to "Asheville last
Saturday were Misses Lucy: Parris.
Merkie Sluder, Daisey Martin. Ethel
, Cassada and Rutty Gillespie, and Mrs.
v-Jtfarshall Sluder. - ',
LA Mr. Marvin Darris was la Lelces
, "vt on business last week. " 1 ( " .
Mr. Mark .Gillespie and Mr. Den
ver Sluder were guests at the Cold
Spring last Friday night -. - ,
Miss Lillian Clark English teacher
. ' at Leicester High School, is very ill
. with influenza.' V " '. -
-, Mr.' Burton Ball will not take sup-
: ' per at nome on aunaay nignc i
' . Misses Merkie Sluder . and ,
HOTEL
SWITZERLAND
WALNUT, N. C.
CHICKEN DINNERS
Good service, reasonable
rates, comfortable rooms i
with, running water.
For Female Tnmbka
From BONNIE HILL
1 Miss Verle Gowan entertained a
' number of her friends at her home
last Saturday night. They all Seemed
l i iV.. 1. 4.1 I I.
cuju uie luuaii; uu Hie puuuugraiiu
and Mr. Willie Sexton playing the
violin. They also played some very
interesting games. Those present were
Messrs Bobbie Caldwell, the Beck
Christian, and loved by all who knew brothers. Ernest Wilburn. Clarence
her. She had many friends ",nd rel-f and Napoleon Holt, Misses Mayola
atives. Was a widow of D. W. Ho-' Beck, Edith and Gladys Gowan.
berSon, and lived at the old home Mr. Perry Gowan took dinner Sun
place for 8 years, until 4 weeks ago. day with his cousin Miss Ella May
Her son, Baxter Roberson, got her Wyatt,
to stay with him through her illness, ' MegsrB Nick and McKinley Sexton
from which she got worse from day; of this place called at Mr j N Par.
to day until the Lord called her to erg' Wednesday.
His own. She said she was ready to ' m- Knin r,nwn nt thin nWt-o, mil.
gojust before she passed away. ej on Miss Carolina Parker Sunday.
- She was the mother of five children, , :
of which four are living, Hattie An
ders of Grape Vine, L. W. Roberson
of Asheville, J. W. Roberson of Can
to,' and B. C. Roberson of Canto and
the dead one, Annie Jones, the moth
er of L. L. Jones. She had been sick
for 6 years with a stomach trouble,
and suffered a great deal all the time. '
She was a patient mother to wait
on all through sickness.
Dr. M. C. Roberts attended her. All
who knew her and more especially by
her family. The deceased has one
sister still living, Jerry Banham, nge
84 years. '
Written by
B. C. ROBERSON.
It af i i J
TnlaroSn wUA U - Mrs- jaura Roberson, age 77 years,
.?vK;3 IS a months and 5 days, died on Feb. 7,
1 w ?u before X liad done ftt 7:60 P. M. She was a good loving
wqruuoH SJ-1 mother to the community and a true
nave wreiigui, una u x cuu
the least thing it seemed to
tax ton bo I could not finish.
I WHtf rmj-dowtl surw eaougL A
"Several of my friends had
taken : Cardu! jpi they said
to me. "Why doit roa tw it?.
I knew I Deeded something to 54
mnia up niy . general neaitn
ana w mcretuse zny maeugia.
"Finally one day when I
mi rowvwmtK uvut : apeu wis
. oi mcjcnessv l oeoaea to try,
CarduL I got bottle and W Ifii
gan totakdjt, I oould notice ffS,
tost I was Improving as my
! appetite got better and X did
not give out nearly so quick.
I took several bottles and I
felt lots better.
l J decided
.to take it again, It built me
up 'and, made me feel like
.diflierenti person..; It is the
'grandest medixnne for women
that I know anything about" ; li t
mm.
I Mr. Clarence Holt called on Mr.K
John Woody Sunday.
i Mrs. Addie Sexton and Mrs. Cyn
thia Cook are very busy these days
quilting. '
Ve &re forry to report that Mr.
Sayford has gone and will say thnt
we miss him very much.
Messrs Hilliard and Perry Gowan
have been working very hard for the
last month or two getting out acid
wood.
Miss Bonnie Gowan says that by
the grace of God and Dr. Grigsby,
she is able to be out among her old
friends once more. j
People say that they are getting
more eggs since all the dog Were
killed. There have been nearly thirty
dogs killed in this section since the
mad dog passed through here.
Our Agent in Marshall is
"THE MARSHALL PHARAMCY"
Every day is a flower day
"SAY IT WITH FLOWERS"
From RICE COVE
(Carried over- from last week)
We ore having some rainy weather
here for the last few days.
Mr. A. Buckner made a business
trip to Asheville Saturday.
Mr, Dewey Franklin spent Thnrs
day night with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wild who has been ill for some time.
Mr. Phillip: Buckner and Jacob
Griffin made a pleasant call at hh
father's Mr. D. Buckner Thursday.
. Mr. Wiley Bishop went to Gunter-
town Wednesday on business.
Mr. Albert ' Buckner and Freddie
enjoy their job of hauling poles to
Stackhouse. They report the roads
very muddy.
Mr. Percy Buckner spent Sunday
with W. H. Hunter of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Buckner had a
large crowd Sunday afternoon . to
hear the. Victrola. v
Mr. Jacob Griff e has bought a nice
young mule for his renter to plow
with. He is also going to burn about
five tobacco beds. - - , ...
Mr. Fred Buckner motored up to
V. Buckner s Saturday on business.
From REVERE
Mr. Joe Wallin, Jr., went down to
Mr. Nolan Adams' Thursday night
Miss Belva Wallin spent Tuesday
might with miss Liee Koberts.
Messrs. Erastus Wallin. Jo eWal
I iin and midridge lieake went 'posjum
hunting Wednesday night. Thev
caught five.
Mr. Shelt Norton, Jr., Stanley Nor
ton and Jjadridge Leake were out
visiting Friday night
Mr. 11. M. McDevitt is the Proud
owner of a Ford roadster.
We were orry to see Miss Fave
waiiin leave for school at Marshall.
Mr. George Pinknev McDevitf hat
ed to tee the Crough family move a-
'way.
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, U a Preserinliosi for
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever - and Malaria.
It kills the germs.'
From Lower Big Pine
(By another writer )
Mrs. Joe Black was the gue?t of
her sister, Mrs. M. B. Brown Friday.
Miss Lassie Brown spent Sunday
with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Brown.
Miss Lassie Brown is stayiiig with
Mrs. H. C. Randall this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Morrow and
little Bon Billie of Woodnn spent the
week end with homefolks.
Messrs Dow Morrow and Garmon
Robeson went to Asheville Friday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Freeman
and little daughter Elizabeth of Wood
fin spent the week-end with home
folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Rov Brown was visit
ing at the Morrow home Sunday.
Miss Lassie Brown called on Miss
Annie Mae Morrow Sunday after
noon.
Mr. Plato B. Carver of Woodfin
spent the week-end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M B. Brown.
Mrs. Henry Wells visited- her fath
er and mother Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Brown Monday.
33 Haywood St. - - - - Phone 3716
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Flowers By Wire All Over the World
From Roaring Fork
We are having plenty of rain and
mud these days.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Furman Da
vis on February 2, twin girls, Bula
Mae and Ollie Fay.
Mr. Jim Blankenship is very proud
of his new renter, Mr. Elbert Wyatt.
Mr. Wyatt has moved to the "Wild
Cat Farm."
Our good neighbor, Mrs. Harriett
Smith, has moved to Waynesville, N.
C. We were sorry to see her leave.
Mr. Furman Davis moved 'n the
house that Mrs. Smith vacated.
Mr. John Payne called at Mr. Robt.
Kent s Saturday.
lMt Tim T)1a,nlrAia1iv Atsl bam
MISS Ola BrOWn is home now on a C!nr ln nrnnA nwnora nf a
vacation, w - nnt naAat
Uncle Lee Brown has been verv ill tt.h xunj .uj i.; i
bu? improving very slowly. the- M. John Woodv. Thursday and
reported that he had caught 119 var-
Mr, Ellis Reeves of Cross Rock was
I the guest of Mr. Dow Morrow Sunday
i afternoon..; .... .
Miss Savannah Brown had as her
guests Sunday for dinner, her broth
er Mr. Edward Brown also her cousin
Mr. Jesse Brown. .
Mr, Ben Roberts who is enuhved
at .Woodfin scent the weekend with
home folks.
was large at both services. Owing
to the inclemency of the weather, our
prayer services are each Saturday
night The interest seems very good.
Our Sunday School is picking r.n.
Those who attend Feem to be much
in terested. We would be glad to
enlist every boy and fcirl in the
bounds of our school.
We are glad to read the different
articles from the many places about
the S. S. work.
From THE SEMINARY
Madison Seminary
We are having some rainy weather
at this writing. -!... j
We are having a very nice school
at: the Seminary, ndue to the -good
teachers we have.' ? f'- -
Miss Hester Black spent Thursday
with Miss Treva uoilineld and attend
ed prayer meeting and reported a
nice time. - . .
Miss Rena Black spent a night with
Mae' her friend, Miss Annie Lee Fore one
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. -v . - E. W. CLAKE V - ' ' 1
WELCnM AL'D EUAZnrJS OF-ALL METALS
. WeLZIajt of Farming tnd Mining Machinery "
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On the account, of bad weather
there were not many out to Sunday
School bunday, . ,x
Mr. Everett -Worley has been sick
for a week, but is better now. ,
Mr.: Kelly Worley is suffering bad
ly with his side. -, - . '
Mrs. Ora Baker, is Ul at this wrti-
ing. We hope for her a speedy re
covery." J " . ,
Mr. Edward Randall, spent Satur
day night' with her Hansard. Worley
Mrs. Bonnie . Willis and little son.
Clarence, spent Saturday night with
her brother and sister.. Mr., and Mrs.
Joreph -Anderson, at Highland.
Mrs. Joseph Anderson and children
visited her- father the first of .the
week, Mr. S. C. Worley." -.
Rev, Mr. .and Mrsr Everett Snrinkle
! visited Mr. and Mrs. Everett Worley
e first of the week,-r - .
mr. ...waiter Kandau spent one
night lastnight last week, with Mr.
Everett Worley. - -.:, .-.
Mifs Blanche Worley and Miss Tan
nic Henderson took dinner with Miss
Annie Mae Worley Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Worley. visited Mrs.
Myrtle Sprinkle Sunday afternoon.
. Mr. W. H. Roberts, Jr., wns unable
to come to Sunday School Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Worley vis
ited J'r. and Mrs. Kellie Worley Sun
t;v afternoon. . -
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JODGIIMr
is
based on experience.
have ; examined the
thousands of people, have
made " very -? combination of
classes,, fitted r all:, sorts, sizes
nd shapes of noses. V It is our
ments this winter, 55 of them being
possums.
Mr. Oscar Blankenship and Miss
Bonnie Williams were out motoring
Sunday and Mr. Tilman Williams nct
ed as chauffeur.
Mr. Doff Wyatt has moved to Ryal
Odells place near Hot Springs.
" 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hickam had a
" music party at their home Thursday
- night. Several were present.
I Mesprs Stanford Rlankennhin. RiH-
( ney Brown and Floyd Connor nsre
the guests of Mr. Berry Brown Sun
W day.
. -Messrs Tom and Georee Ebb kill-
eyes Of ed a nice hog last week.
Kev. J. v. Payne preached a good
sermon at Bethel Sunday afternoon.
There was preaching at the church
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Mike Griffin spent Saturday
and Sunday with his son, Joe, and
brother, Jim Griffin.
Mrs. Minnie McLean spent Friday
with Mrs. C. W. Tweed and also Mrs.
Dora Ramsey,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. 'Possey Grif-
nn, a baby boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Slagel spent
a few days with her mother, Mrs." Al
fred Griffin.
Miss Elsie Griffin spent Friday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Ball
Mrs. Nellie Bishop spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Mike Griffin and
they reported a fine time.
Little Miss Zura Griffin spent Sat
urday with Miss Agnes Bishop.
Farmers of Catawba County ship
ped 151,000 pounds of poultry in co
orerative shipments during 1926.
V us amount will be increased 50 per
cnt in J927, states County Agent J.
W. Hendricks.
From GRAPE VINE
How Doctors Treat
Golds and the Flu
- To break vp a cold overnight or
to cut short an attack of rrinne. ia-
fluenxa, sore throat or tonsillitis, phy
Mr. Rarnn CoatA. whn hnm hnn
leasure to refer you to any of F f00 nalth for. some time is slow-
, - - 'v' ' v improving.
urT patr&as ,.v We j shall - be u Mr. Tom Cargile and 'wife were
enuallT ' irlad A niimkaV "wrni 1?U&J.J r Id" ruztfr are now recom-
- -.7 I Y 'u"m ""'c UJr "'!,r mending Ualotabs, the purified and
irnonar- them, t Seo to'iay;,?' SSJSaSJISua ined cPa "p5 We
. , - ; ,;!. i i ' ..."i wn Mr. K. a. Morgan and attended gives yon the affects of calomel and
and Be better from now n. j .prayer service. . v . - salts- combined, without the nnpleav
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54 Pat Ave.
. ASII2VILLE. N. C.
. . Mr. Joel Morgan has ptrrcnajid a
new 1927 model Ford. He was Jn
Marshall Saturday looking after bus
iness as an officer. .
. E. J. Bradley, Ela Bradley and Mr.
George Silver took dinner with Mr.
Onti Pnatnflfa Bd Mr K 5. Morgan Sunday.
upp. rostonce Mp.-Siaa Cappt trom Ivy Dam WM
Visiting D. Lewis Wednesday. -.
. Our partor was present Saturday
On or two Calotabs at bed-tlnw
.with swallow of water, that's alL
No salts, no nausea nor the slightest
interference with your eating, work
or pleasure. Next morning' your cold
has vanished, your system is ttor
ngbly ruriued and yon are f -Jng
fine w'.a a learty appetite for treas
fast. Eat hat you please, no dan
ger. . ' - ...
Gea family rac' - - oe5-".t
fall til recti one, only ii c-U. At
C:r. . " , . (',,
and Sunday. He preached two good
uospel sermons.
Our congregation