Nov. 4, 1927
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FIFTH PAGET
school.
Marshall, N. C,
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c Flour. 24 lb ; 95c
- 25 lb Sack Sugar, $1.60
1 Irish Potatoes. 7 lbs 20c
Cleanser, 3 cans 19c
"Side Bacon 20c
jFI A. Dodk6h & Co.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Wild
a daughter, Oct. 81, Virginia Fay.
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HALLOWE'EN PARTY GIV
EN IN HONOR SENIORS
Friday night, October 28th, a par
ty was given in honor of the Senior
Class of Marshall High School. The
party was given by Miss Mary Mor
row and Mr. William Roberts, at the'
home of MrVRoberta, from eight until
eleven o'clock., Many game" were
played and -fortunes were told. The
party was well gotten up and every
body found plenty of amusement,
i. ' Refreshments that were served con
sisted of fruit punch and cake. -v
! . Those -i present were: Seniors
KMHMMWiMmMfiMMHMMf June Ramsey, Everett Tweed, Jr.,
i HIOHEY-WHERE YOU CAfJ GET THE f
MOST FOR IT-l MEAIilQST VALUE. I
l. - -jsk-r-ar rsr-fc-7tCNTT A T 5 HaTWest, Kaiph rnlllip, K. . Kam-
f IAJJ AXJ JL IJT XLirVCTVJLI My, N. B. McDevitt, Vanda Davis
ivm""""'"'"''""
- Mrs. A. C. Estes , and . little son,
Earle, of Andrews,1 are visiting her
mister, Mrs. H. L. Smith.
Dr. and Mrs. Averjr have returned
from Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. T M. Hinkle, Miss
Evelyn Hinkle and Master Bob Hink
le went to Elittbethton, Tenn. Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. George. Meadows and
'Ann and George Meadows, Jr., were
in Marshall Mondays
Mr aid Mrs. -Ted Lance, Walter
. and Mrv Catherine Lance were in
,Marfeall Tuesday.
.-. Miss Katharine Davis stedent at
Twsculum College, spent fast weefc
; d here at her home.
wMfffMMfMfMMfl Evelyn Hinkle, Clyde 'Roberts, Daisy
White,
Ernest
Everett
Wil-
spend a week, conducting a Mission liana Roberts, Mary Morrow, Vivian
Study Class. All women of the Bap- Sams, Merle jSams, Clyne Rector, Bil
tint rhnrch are invited and urged to
lattend these lectures, which wUl be in
teresting and instructive. . - s
' Hairoehings lnfaiid Near Marshall J JZTZ'&X
t.ul. .. Items ToawUli M mI pilt t j M 5 Teasrae. Cline West, and
....MiwwiMwwiwMmtiiwiftiiifitwwiiwwwww'"' Frlsby. Others at the party-
lie Redmon, Phillip Brintnall, Virginia
Hendricks, Howell Wallin, Mrs. A. M.
White, Grace Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Morrow.
Dr. Glenn Bryan, now in the West
Indies, has just returned to the West ; 'i;;l;ivfcLL
Indie, after a three weeks' visit to SOPHOMORES (1TVF
his'home at J. F. Bryan's.
Mr. Bernard Reid made a trip to
Valdese, N. C. last Friday.
Mrs. Malissa Ramsey, who has been
ill, is Improving now.
Mrs. J. M. Wallin is planning to
move to Greensville, Tenn., next week
Mr. Van Deal was ill one day this
(week. 1
Mrs. Cameron Dean and daugh
ter, Miss Betty Ann, who have recent- Scripture
ly returned from a trip to Indiana, rrayer,
GOOD PROGRAM
Last Friday morning, in the High
School auditorium, the ninth grade
or sophomores, gave a very interest
ing program. Quite a few people
from town attended this exercise.
Below is the program:
" 9TH GRADE PROGRAM
Friday, October 28, 1927
Opening hymn No. 101 School
i Carl Bryan
Mr Kenneth Silver, a student at
Wiwmihrtn Colleee. SPKht last week- k woelt -Mid in Green- Quartette 9th grade Af oniaera
ville, S. C Playlet, -ua
Wanda Robert,- Mary Weit, Bob
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McSherry and Hinkle, H. L. Tweed.
Mrs. Samuel Ward of Asheville, spent . Mother Belle Hunter
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Zilla Marguerite" ?Wallin
Mr. and Mrs, W. a. Morrow, ana took chorus "Farewell". 9th graae
A great many good peo
ple are sending their
money away to the mail
order houses, and get
ting ; JUNKor if any
thing . better-then are
paying more than they
should. .-
I will meet or undersell
any price you can get
from any .mail order
house for like good and
the other merchants in
Marshall can . do the
same.
If this, then, be true,why
send your money out of
the County to firms that
do nothing for the
County. The merchants
in Marshall are entitled
to your patronage for
they pay more than
$5,000.00 each year in
taxes to . help run the
schools to educate your
children, while the mail
order houses do nothing
and it's gone.
Be fair with us as we
will be with you, for we
help in every public un
dertaking both for the
town and county, and
can only continue to do
so by having your sup
port. .r
If you can not buy your
goods from me, then
surely you can from
some of the other mer
chants here, thus keep
ing your money at home.
THtNK IT OVER-
Resolve this day to nev
er send another cent to
the mail order houses.
YOUR FRIEND,
end wih "his parents ,Hr. and Mrs. A.
S. Silver.
: Mr. 'Clyde . Redrawn, of Tusculum
College, Tenn., spttit last week-end
-with iiis parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Eedmon.
JDr. F. Roberts and Mr. Guy V.
. Roberts are spending this week at
-Sduthport, N. G. hunting ducks.
Friends of Mr. Beulah Tweed are
;glad to have him back from the
'Freneh BroaH Hospital where he un
derwent an '-operation for mastoiditis.
Miss Delia Huggins, of Mars Hill,
will come to Marshall Sunday to
s ss r e ' ;'
We want your business.
The
Bank of French Broad
Marshall, N. C.
dmner fhere that evening.
Miss JJary Guflger, Mrs. Guy V.
Roberts and Mrs. Steve Roberts at
tended the conference at the Central
Methodist Church at Asheville Wed
nesday.. Misses JtinB Tweed, Vivian and
Merle Sams and Mary Morrow are all
invited to spend the week-end in
Asheville, as the guests of Misses
Sarah and Louise Pritchard.
Mrs. 'Garrisen Brown, sister of Mr.
W. J. Farmer, is very ill at her home
n Little Pine Creek.
"Choral Club"
Ifi
Prices Always Ju st a
New Masonic Building
Little Lower
Marshall,
Sophomore Clau Organization
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President n- iwe . ' ' . " mwmm .r-ir-uieA.AlElCAeVIClCeW ICAUIAUIAtCAICeninenlKAISem:
Vice-Pres Thelma Tweeo LtCTCeV14eriaiaOlTO1" -
The speakers were selected from.
Sec'y.-Treas.
Pianist
Historian
Joseph EadS
Merle Sams
Bob Hinkle
Color Rainbow.
Flower Sweet Pea.
Motto "Esse Quam VideTi"
Presented under the direction
Mr. Yonce, Room Teacher.
MISS EMMA TIPTON DEAD
af
Professor Yonce, of the Marshall
High School faculty, left Wednesday
for vCharlottesville, Va., in response
to a telegram informing him of the
critical illness of his twlfe, -who is in
a hospital there.
Mr. Lankford Story attended the
play, "Broadway" in Asheville Wed
nesday night.
Mr, Harry
Wednesday.
HALLOWE'EN PARTY
Leatherwood.
Mr. Leatherwood read the first 11
verses of the 6th chapter of Luke
and took as his text, "Launch out
into the deep; let down your nets for
a draught."
The sermon created a great im-
On Monday night Harry Lee and
Fred Tweed gave a Hallowe'en party.
It was enjoyed by all present. Many
games were played, some being Wink
and "Dates." After the games, re
freshments were served consisting of pression upon all who were present.
fruit punch and cakes. Those who The last half hour before dinner
attended were : Zada White, Nell Dod was uged in a round table discussion
son, Merle Sams, Minnie Rector, Reba 1 on Review of Past Year and Plans
Ramsey, Sarah Brown, Daisy and An- for the Future,
nie Worley, Grace Ramsey, Leonaji2:00 M. Dinner.. Served by Up
Smith, Vivian Sams, Bernice Sprin- per Laurel people.
1:00 P. M. Music Upper Laurel
Choir.
Miss Emma Tipton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Tipton, passed a
way Oct. 28, 1927. She was seriously
ill with pneumonia three years ago june Tweed, Emerson Smith, Ev-
tnis leaving ner lungs in a wean, cuu- erett rweea, naipn umuscj, j)v
dition. She afterwards took T. B., Wallin, Bernard Coates, John Red
this bein the cause of her death, mon, Bill Silver, Harry Lee and Fred
She was a good girl and had many Tweed, Ralph Kedmon, bod ninKie, I(jeai8 and standards."
friends; She was convened some Hal West, Howell Wallin, Hubert In stewardship R. L. Moore,
time ago, but neglected duty and grew Worley, Claud Boyd, Lester Tweed, In Evangelization S. A. Bradley.
cold.. About two weeks before she- McClellan Deaver, Hubert Edwards, Jn Religious Training Jesse Corn.
Lee Tweed was sick died, being dissatisfied with her con-' Finley Ramsey, Warren Ramsey, Ed- j The topjc8 were ais0 discussed in
The afternoon session was taken
up with discussing "New Testament
Mrs. John McElroy is substituting
until they get Mother teacher in
dition, she was reclaimed, telling ner
mother she was all right
Revr B. E. Guthrie of Walnut offic
iated. He was assisted by Rev. Mr.
Franks of South Carolina. The serv-
THE REXALLITE
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NUMBER 19
,3511; :"poea your wile pick all your suits?"
Jim: o, just the pockets." -1
Smiling is .an art ot har to cultivate and boob
leeemes 'a habit 4 '
, Some jfellows who used to drink .like fish, have to
drink what the fish drintnow , , , r .
- - One nice thing about having a home is that iti gives
you a place to Wish you were away from. -
Square people, not square miles, make a' great coun
try. ' . . : .
Any considerate motorist will give a woman half of
the road if he knows which side she wants. ' i '
; o Every motorist should J carry a
We have them . ' -J J
first aid package.
a. ' -
J ices were attended by a large host of
friends. ' some being from Asheville
and South Carolina. She was laid to
rest at the Henderson Cemetery be
side her sister, Rose; who passed away
only a short time ago.' Surviving are
her father and mother, four sisters,
Lenda, Robbie, Sadie and Mrs. Julia
Rjamsey; also two brothers, . Ralph
and Monroe.
MARSHALL PHARMACY
The REXAI-L Store
4 U wlik .eleVat y REXALL Dreg St
HALLOWE'EN PARTY
Friday night, Miss Sarah Brown,
Mary Knox and Reba, Ramsey gave
Win Hector, ty ney ivciu, tt hhcim
nion, John Worth McDevitt, James
Story. Parents present were: Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Whitehurst, Mr. and
Mrs. Luico Smith, Mrs. E. R. Tweed,
and Mr. and Mrs. Fed Tweed.
EMERGENCY HOSPI
; TALHERE
- . There will be ah emergency hospi
tal in Marshall in a very short time,
according to reports. Drs. Roberta -and
Ditmore will have charge of this
hospital, and hope to open it either ,
Saturday or the first part of next.
week.- The new hospital will consist '
of five rooms over the Marshall Phar
general by Miss Delia Huggins.
Adjourned until 9 :30 A. M., Sunday.
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Sunday, October 30th
Met according to adjournment.
Sunday School mass meeting lesson
taught tby Miss Delia Huggins,
Demonstration program, under
management of Grape Vine B. Y. P.
U.
the Association at larger
B. Y. P. U. Address Fred Jervfet -Sermon
Rev. R. D. Ponder.
Text "All Are Yours."
The message was clear and strong
and was received with great interest
by the workers who were present.
The speaker called upon the Baptfaftr
to take a greater interest in their
denominational activities'
Music Upper Lijurel Quartette.
Dismission by Prayer Floyd Ponder.
The next 5th Sunday Meeting7 wiE
convene with Middle Fork church.
L. J .AMMONS, Director.
FRED JERVIS, Secretary..
From SPRING CREEK!
There was a large crowd ; at the
Flats of Spring Creek to attend the
Sunday School Convention. Plenty IT
dinner was there for all and thejr
had some good singing and speakingc
and everybody went away happy.
Mr. Bossie Norris of Joe spent
Saturday night with Mr. Cecil HayneKo
at. this place.
Mr. J. R. Henderson spent Sunday
selling soft drinks and candies at the-rally.
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pelightful party. Many games i"-; " v"c v ",lm -were
played and afteV the games re- Uen Beeded here for loa i
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cti i- i ri, v
K 1.1 V I kill
freshmenta were served,' consisting
of cocoa and-eake. The party was
enjoyed by all who attended.
Thoa present were: .Mary Morrow
June Tweed, VirginiaTHendricks, Viv
ian Sams, Merle Sams, " Marguerite
Wallin,' Nell Dodsoa, Nell Ramsey,
Clem Rector," Evelyn Hinkle, . Vanda
Davis, Bernice Sprinkle, Grace Ram.
sey, Beatrice McDanieL Floyd Rich
ardson, Avery BoydN. B. McDevitt,
Jr., Carl Bryan, Zack Bryan, R. W.
Ramsey, . Finley Ramsey, McClellan
and will be quite an addition to the.
town.
FIFTH SUNDAY
f MEETING HELD
UPPER LAUREL BAPTIST Chare
Satarday. Oct. t. 1927 i
Opening Song, "When I Can Read. My
Title Clear."
Devotional Exercises were conduct-
Dearer, John Redmon,' Connor Tweed ed under the management of J W.
BUI Silver, M. Brown, Kenneth, SiW.wuJi . k
1 nrtni T. V L TT 11 TT7 t I ' fWwatBfAm .
Ter, nuuui UHnif aiiwiu -
Iln, Emerson Smith, Everett Tweed,' 0
Orgaalaatloa - .
La, Z. ABBtM
Bud Rector, Clyne Rector, Hal West
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. . Interesting - minds . are, far rarer
than pretty faces, probably because
leeted Director for the coming year.
The body recommended that the clerk
of the association serve as secretary.
Musical Service Upper Lao.' Choir.
MCE! STOP! LOOK! !
price of sugar
Has gone down
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$6.20 PER HDNDRED Lbs.
Lard, 8 Pqtitf ds; $ 1 0
L4Pauife ' V;.ve63
Good Grade of Flour - - : Sl.CO
N All meats and "groceries priced
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