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THEN EW 3-RECORD
Marshall, N. C., ; Sept. 2, 1927
Wait
YOU'LL want
to own the
new Ford be
cause of its speed,
pick-up, comfort,
safety, stamina
and because it is
such a good look
ing car. There's a
bit of the Euro
pean touch in the
smart, low, trim
lines of the new
FORD
Service Motor Co.
MARSHALL, N. C.
for
the
MEW
FORD
From LITTLE PINE
JOHNSON LUNSFORD
A very quiet wedding was that of
Miss Neta Lunsford and Mr. Harr:e
Johnson which took place on Little
Pine, Saturday afternoon, August 27,
Coming up the road near Kalamazoo
in a wagon the wheels kept rolling
while the ceremony was being per
formed by Rev. Mr. Jessie Watts. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. Kie Luns
ford. She is a very attractive girl and
the father of the bride, Mr. Bird Mes
has many friends. Those present were
the father of the bride, Mr. Bird Mes
ser, has many friends. Those present
were the father of the bride, Mr. Bird
Messer, Miss Emma Gooms. Th?ir
many friends wish for them all the
happiness and success possible in this
life.
Mr. Marvin Payne of Asheville call
ed on Miss Bernice Whittemire Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. Ezra Payne left for his home
in Detroit Sunday night. We were
all sorry to see him leave.
Mrs. William Boyd spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Payne..
Mr. Ashell Roberts was the guest
of Miss Daisy Payne Sunday after
noon. Messrs Robert Freeman and Ray
it
I Dreaded Aches,
PAINS
-
Disappeared
Strang
Payne were the guests of Mr. Robert
Payne Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Payne took din
ner with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Riddles
Sunday.
Miss Vergie Payne took dinner
with Miss Bernice Whittemore Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Rector
motored to Marion Sunday.
Mr. Herman Goforth of West Ashe
vile had the misfortune of getting his
wrist thrown out of place Satur
day. Mr. Clemont Ball of Bear Creek,
was on Little Pine Monday morning.
Messrs Marvin Payne and Ashell
Roberts, of Asheville, are visiting
friends on Little Pine for a few day?.
From ROUTE S. MARSHALL, N. C
Mrs. Mary Parker and her husband
Mr. Johnnie "Parker, from Springport,
Indiana, returned to Mrs. Hannah
Dockery's home Saturday, after vis
itig relatives and friends- at Marion,
N. C, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Parker,
and Mrs. Hannah Dockery took din
ner with Mr. and Mrs. Berry Redmort.
Mrs. Parker was glad to be at Mr.
Redmon's because it was her old
home place. While visiting there,
they took a two-horse buggy ride ov
er to see Uncle Rob Freeman. They
enjoyed their visit there. They found
Uncle Rob not very strong. Mrs.
Hannah Dockery, Mr. J. Henry Rob
erts, Mrs. Tilda Redmon and Mrs. Ma
ry Parker were once school friends.
Mrs. Parker was Miss Mary Payne be
fore she was married. Mr. and Mrs.
Parker are returning home Monday.
Their many friends reeret to see
khem go hmoe so soon.
From RICE COVE
Mrs. Linda Coke Monday.
Miss Susie Cooke spent Sunday
night with her aunt, Mrs. Frona Mit
chell, of Allenstand.
Mr. Dawl Wilson is expected to
visit this place soon.
. Mrs. John Gosnell was the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Linda Cooke Sun
day.
Mrs. Dana Capps visited her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Tweed Sunday.
Messrs Enoch, Isaac and Dallas
Gunter took dinner with Mr. Boy
Thomas Saturday.
Mr. Charlie Gunter was the guest
of Mr. George Cooke Saturday.
Mr. Lattie Barnett, of Asheville,
was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
George Cooke Sunday.
Mr. Worley Tweed is working for
the Gilbert Lumber Co. at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Cooke and
little son, Junior, visited his parents
Sunday.
Miss Nadine Cooke spent Sunday
night with her sister at Allenstand.
Mrs. Green Thomas and daughter.
Edna, who have been seriously ill we
reported better at present.
Mrs. Warner Gahagan spent Tues
day night with Miss Carrie Gilbert in
Brigmon Hollow.
Miss Susie Cooke is planning on
attending the auto race at Newport,
Tenessee, September 4th.
nett's room had their names on the
Honor Roll for the month ending Au
gust 26 : Pattie Eke, Eldridge Leake,
Leo Roberts, Aubrey Kamsey, Kosa
Lee Wallln, Helen Leake, Viola Mc
Devitt, Belva Wallin, Artie Norton
and Agnes Stanton.
Pattie Rice is Secretary of the Re
vere Parent-Teacher Association.
Mr. and Miss Cornelius McDevitt
visited Miss Alice Osborn at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. S. C Burnett Mon
day night.
Charles Albert Boss has rone to
spent a few days with his grand
father.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeter Ramsey went
to Middle Laurel to the Fifth Sunday
Meeting. They reported a nice time.
Miss Margaret Leake took dinner
with Miss Nora Norton Sunday.
From BLUFF
(Too late for last week.)
Mr. Ky Norris and little Miss Cul
ibertson and Neil Culbertson made a
trip to Hot Springs Monday on busi
ness.
Mr. Robert Norris called on Mr.
and Mrs. Ky Norris Tuesday.
Miss Joe Culbertson spent a weok
with her uncle.
Miss Daisy Caldwel and Miss Icey
Wilbitt went walking Sunday.
Mrs. D. H. Culbertson is on the sick
list this week. Hope she has a speed
y recovery.
Mr. Dayton Riddle and Miss Joe
Culbertson visited his sister, Mrs.
Nellie Duckett Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lusk called on
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Culbertson Sun
day.
From RIVER ROUGE, MICH.
(Too late for last week.)
Work is very dull here yet. Hope
for better times in the near future.
Mr. and Jesse Baker and Mr. Stock-
ley Roberts have returned home aft
er a visit with friends on Big fine
and Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burkhard
and Mrs. Attie Reese took dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. Emory Wild Sun
day.
Mrs. Marion Lunsford of Big Pine
who is visiting her son here called on
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Wild and Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Treadway Sunday.
Mrs. Canard Baker returned home
Tuesday after visiting friends on Big
fine tor the past three weeks.
Mr. Hal Wild came home Monday.
He was called home on account of h;s
mother's death, Mrs. T. J. Wild.
Mr. Howard and Louis Wild are ex
pected to return to River Rouge the
first of September.
Miss Eula Davis is still visiting her
Drotner ana sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ode
Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Wild came
.home Saturday after a nice trip to
Niagara rails.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Askew
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Treadway Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burlen Clemens were
, visiting friends in Ecorse or River
Rouge Sunday.
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From BLUFF
Miss Eva Worley was the dinner
guest of Miss Violet Russell, Sunday.
Mrs. V. C. Haynes and daughter,
Miss Pinnie Haynes took dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kirkpatrick
Sunday.
Mr. Hamer Kirkpatrick gave a
watermelon slicing Friday night.
Miss Violet Russell had as her
guests Sunday evening: Misses Eva
and Vernie Worley, Joy . , Willett,
Messrs Ermin Payne and Glenn Riddle.
From California Creek
(Too late for last week.)
Mr. J. A. Buckner is still improving
very fast.
Miss Mae Buckner and her niece
and nephew, Miss Tennie and Bryan L s
rhanHi-,.. o ui. ,.,;. 4.. (Tennessee
w......u.w u fiaoawv visit tu UlCJr COUS
ins, at Fosters Creek.
Mrs. B. P. Sexton and Mrs. Enoch
Thomas spent Sunday afternoon at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. W.
Thomas.
Mrs. Pansy Davis and daughter
spent Monday night with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Floyd Barrett.
Mrs. JM. L. Carter SDent Satnr.W
with her sister, Miss Sarah Fisher, at
Mars Hill.
From SCOT TOWN
ter, but in word, ye are full of raven
ing and wickedness.
I'd rather walk humbly with ms'
God, serve Him and have the peace,
joy and satisfaction, the peace that
passeth understanding, and be in
great need, than to be without God in
the world with all the pride of life,
pomp and splendor and wealth thit
the world affords. Are you with me,
or are you one that f ollews after
pride and vainglory? One that helps
make manifest a rejected people by
weariner-Jbobbed hair, being.disobedi-
lent to God in breaking His laws in
stead of wearing your hair that God
has given you for a glory. Read what
God says in His Word. Jeremiah
7:23-29. But this thing, commanded,
I them, saying, obey my voice, and I
will be your God, and ye shall be my
people, and walk ye in all the ways
(hat I have commanded you, that it
Mrs. Pollie Chandler is very ill at
,this writing.
Mrs. Mitchell Gosnell was the gue3t
of hpr mother. Mrs. Scot Chandler. .
. I 1 II A 1 1. il 1 1.
Juda Wallin Of Sevierville, may De wen unto you, qui mey nearn-
has been visiting her tn not, nor inclined their ear, but
(grandparents. I walked in the counsels and m the
miss riassie ieiterman, oi Alien-1 men neon, emu
stand is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lu- wnt backward, and not forward,
ther Bell Chandler. Since the day that your fathers
Mr. Ernest Gosnell is very ill at came forth out of the land of Egypt,
this writing. unto this day, I have even sent unto
Mrs. Dollie Gosnell-spent Sunday vou aI1 my servants, the- prophets,
night with her sister, Mrs. Sena ! daily rising up early and send-ng
Chandler. them, yet they hearkened not unto
Mrs. Lattie Barnett, of Asheville. me, nor inclined their ear, but hard
was the guest of her mother Sunday, ened their neck: they did worse than
Mr. Kinkie Landers was the euest "neir iatners. mereiore inou snait
Mic xt;: d., , i.i Mr. AinKie janaers was me guest xcw.cia. .hcicj.uic onc.o
nav her " eXpects -to of Mrs. Pollie Chandler, who is very speak all these words unto them, but
fJttilA?Tn?aarns: '11 at this writing. they will not hearken tothee, thou
What is a
Diuretic?
ing visit to Paint Fork
while.
in a short
ARMY ON RUBBER BASIS
"My health had been poor'
S tor ten years, before I took
e CardaV ' says Mrs. Anna
i Cronin, of Rockport, lad. : T
was K&iMBt and to accounf.
t I dragged wmnxu& day, afterriS
day, every move an effort; Tt
being well ,.-'t'fi-v-
.. At times, I had a dreadful
! aohe across ray back, and my
.side hurt ma, - I worried
i along, aometimea hardly able
to leave my bed, but the de
manda of a growing family
i had to be attended to; eo I
would get nv do what was
J absolutely ' necessary, r , and
5 then lie down agua. y .
"One day, someone suggest-
Z ed Cardoi to me. I took it JJ!
for "several months, and all i
the time I r?as growing
stronger," and . lees nervous. 2
My aches and pain nsau
1 disappeared. ; w , v. ; ?
"That vw two years ago. ?.
My imprbveir:cnt has been '
; perpiartent. Ihe good health,
which followed the taking of c-1
Cardui, is still with me, ao I i
i do not hesitate to recommend ?"
it to aw fries ia.
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'The people in this section are
getting ready to make molasses.
Mrs. Dora Martin is very ill at this
writing.
f Mist Minnie Mcintosh is staying
with Mrs. Dora Martin.
MtBfrs Albert and Fred Buckner
were fie guests of their sister, Mrs.
Martin Saturday eveninar.
' Mr. Harrison Buckner is ill at this
writing." . . . .; -
Mrs. Isabel Buckner was vffitinp
rer aaugnter, Mrs. uora Martin Sun
day.." .-,'...-.".. .-. , ,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. R .Martin
a baby boy. -f yt':ji "
Mrs. Dewey Franklin was the ruest
of Mrs! Dora Martin Sunday. '
We were glad to have Miss1 Ollie
Hendricks to attend Sunday School
at Rice's Cove Sunday.: Mr
- Mrs. Mandy Hunter was the finest
of Mrs. Dora Martin Tuesday.; ;
From BELVA
REVERE SCHOOL NOTES f
The Revere Parent-Teachers Asso
ciation since its organization two
years ago,, has accomplished verv
much in the way of several improve
ment; the house has been painted. TV
last meeting resulted in the patron
meeting on Aug. the 20th in whici
several truck loads of shale . werr
hauled and the front yard was fille'
m to save" the boys and girls Iron-
wading in the mud. . It is surely ap
predated by alL . - J .
Our School Committee has provk?
ed us with new seats which wen
much needed and both children an
tpAhrfl lr V0rv tliATlkful.
is visitinB-' her ' Revere school has now the larger
daughter. Mrs. Edna Williams for a enrollment for years, starting out a
few days. - , , -- , 105.: .
a.iss "ary Tweed was the guest of The following pups in Sir. Ear-1
Mrs. Pollie Chandler is seriously
ill at present. We all hope her a snee-
dy recovery. .rv'-v .. --
Miss Viola Cooke took dinner with
her aunt. Mrs. Mitchell Gosnell, Sun
day; J.;: : v
Mrs. Geortre Coke and little son
Hillard, visited her mother Friday. .
Miss foliie Uahagan visited her
parents Sunday. , . '.--"
Grandma Payne
One Cant Feel Well When Kidneys
Act Sluggishly.
THE part played by the ,
kidneys and their impor
tance to bodily health should
be clearly understood. Slug-
gish kidneys do not thoroughly -cleanse
the blood of poisonous f.
wastes. Such impurities are apt
to make one dulL tired and :"
achy with often - a nagging .,
backache, . drowsy headaches :,
and dizziness. A common warr.-;' ,
' fat of imperfect, kidney actkia.1.
b scanty or burning excretions.
Doan't Pillm aid the kidneys
in their eliminative work.
- 9U,uvu users nave puDiiciy,,-.
recommended Domn'a. AJt ,;i
vour nmighborf f
Stimulant Diormtie to thmOJnaya ''
Uncle Sam has finally opened up
his kind old heart and agreed to sun
ply the boys in his army with rubber
heeled shoes. He has been
on the subject for some time and hns
come to the conclusion that the new
type of shoe will cost little more than
the old type with leather heels. Man
y of the men have been accustomed
to putting rubber heels on their reg
ular garrison shoes, but they had to
stand the expense. This will be the
first shoe so equipped issued by Un
cle Sam.
Th' Ole Grouch
EVER TDVWI HAS IWflAOUS1,
' - CAU 0&L ttW HA9 ftMAfi
' P9ADUkiXefi9, BUT 1 UKB IT
JEST TVf SAMS, AMD I .,
:rowr expect k uhc mo
piC eenwt uwrvut ser
iting,
THE PRIDE AND ABOMINA
TION OF THIS DAY.
shalt also call unto them, but they
will not answer thee, but thou shalt
their God, nor receiveth correction,
say unto them, "This is a nation that
obeyeth not the voice of the Lord
' truth is perished, and is cut off from
Dear Christians: In your surround- X0'!! 2 XSfi '
dings so captivated with the power of l&JPf. c8st 14 ,?Wy' ,and te:e
the wicked one that it is difficult for ?&9iJ&J
you to serve God, jf so just look up e d nd. fo r8akel1
to God with all faith and serve Him ,the ' f neration . H,s th-,
in spite of Satan and his power. Hear ! Who are the generation of ?, His
God's Word, "Pride goeth before des-" wrathTIt is the ones that fail to keep
truction and an haughty spirit before the; Word of GodJ Rev. 6:17. For
a fall. Are you oppressed 'with thq Ka uay oivnis.wrawi is come
cares of life, keeping the things so 8nd who shall be able td stand. , Ob,
tidy and so on, unnecessary cares and yu may say God was speaking to
pride, that you leave off taking time Pop way back in olden, times,
to meditate on the goodness and care YSi but he is the same God yester
of God and His service read and study dav- day d, forever, and deals
God's Word, consider our fathers and Wlth the Pop'e w the same way spir
mothers of old, how they lived close I w there is no variable-
to God, didnt have so much prtdc, neitb shadow of turning. .' He
but took time to serve God. went blessed -the, children' of Israel when
about their work in love, one to an- they "were obedient,'; and punished
other and love to God, lived in peace tnem when they disobeyed, so he does
here, shouted and praised Gof and wlth 08 today read Rev, 22:7 v. lat,t
had a peaceful hour in which to die. clause-r-Blessed is he that keepeth the
Where are we spiritually? .; What "J""" 91 ln. propnecy of thurbook.
are we i!o:ne? Woe unto voa Ser'h ..,,-' r Kespecwully. " i
and Pharisees, hypocrites, ye make -K MRS. MINNIE MOXLEY.
ciean me outside of the cup and plat- ; - " JriPt r o,. Pi. , ,
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