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BIBLE THOUGHT AND PRAYER
If pattntt will ham thtir cklUrtn i
tin a BlUe tehelhn eochauk. It atftf pntt
m prictltu htrllaf H than in afitr paara.
A CONSTANT PRAYER : With
hold not thou thy tender mercies
from me, O Lord: let thy loving- kind
ness and thy truth continually pre
serve me. Psalm 40:11.
PRA1YER: Lord, we claim Thy
omise, "He that trusteth in the
Lord, mercy shall compass him about'
"Remember the Sabbath Day,
to keep it holy." Ezodua 20:8.
Go To Church
Sunday.
OFFICE KAT KOLUM
4 . - By tfc. Oafca Cat"
I want to tell you folks
that I have been roaming
around the woods and the
great out-doors so much
lately that I am afraid I
,am not much of an office
cat any more. I have hard
ly been in the office at all
this week, and consequent
ly I have not written much
for my column. In other
wprds, I have laid most of
my cares and worries aside
for a while, and am now
taking what I consider a
well-deserved reafc.' The
twelve-page News-Record
this week has not worried
me at all in fact, I have
left it up to the rest of the
gang to get the paper out.
Like the Biblical Pilate, I
have washed my hands of
the whole affair for one
week, at least.
Mother "You are at the foot
the spelling class again, are you?"
Boy "Yes'um."
Mother "How did it happen?"
Boy "Got too many z's in sci
sors.
of
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Priceless
This Confidence of
American Mothers
Dally -the mothers of America send their lit
tle ones to AtP--fully confident they will re
celve a denial courteous service as well as
the utmost in flood foods and (food values.
CHEESE
Full
Cream
Lb.
Evaporated
MILK
Pet Carnation, White House
Baby size Tall can
. 5c 10c
n. b. e.
Crackers
All 5c Varieties
pkgs 25c
Tetley's Orange Peko Tea, 1-4 lb pkrf 34c!
8 o'clock Coffee lb.
35
Pure Grape Juice, Pint bottles
SHORTER
Swifts
Jewel 1 Lb.
I Cfn
14
Sunnyfield Bacon
Lb.
39c
Sweet Potatoes, 2 Large Cans
25c
Sweet Mixed Pickles, Lb.
29c
P. A G
White Naphtha
fcakesJSc,
KeliorfdsSunny Field
Post Toastles . .
Corn Flakes.; ;
2 pkgs 15c
IF
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. Sultana ;-.,
Apple Base
13 1.
lar
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IE. R. TWEED STORE- -E. R. TWEED STORE E R. TWEED STORE
LADIES
For week, Ladie' $2.50 to $5.00 Spring Hat for
$1.98, We have about 100 different styles to se
lect from. . '-.'''r'K':' .
$3.50 to $6.00 Grade for $2.98 absolutely noth
ing in ttoclc higher for one week. Come Early.
Ladies' Sport Oxfords l L. $1.98
Special for 1 week on Men's and Boys' Suits.
35c to 40 c Quality Voille 25c
Silk Rayon, 10 colors, per yd. . 29c
Flowered Voilles, 25c to 35c value . 17c
See our price on Linoleum Rugs.
Tan Curtain Scrim, per yd. ... 7c
CLOSE OUT PRICES ON OUR LADIES'
BEST DRESSES
New selection of Ladies' & Men's Bradley
Sweaters for Spring
If you need a TRUNK, or TRAVELING BAG,
SEE us
Boys' 220 Overalls, tizes 4,
U-No Union Suits for Men .:.. 50c
BIG SELECTION OF MEN'S STRAW HATS
3. .
ir-Fees
We will give FREE 1 Rag Rug size 23x46 with
each five dollar or over purchase.
Close out on Men's Suits, up to $22.50 '
values $14.75
From EAST FORK
Peek's Chapel reports a fine 3.
Mr Hmnt MeDarris has htm elect
ed superintendent 01 tne . JJ.
w 1 11 1 1 1 1 I
Key. K. u. ronuer nnea nis tpku
lar aDDointment Saturday night and
Simriaii A lurire eonsrrearation was
present at both services and heard
wonderful sermons.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dill of Aaheyille
visited their parents her -Sunday.,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Robinson and
children of Hendersonvillo visited re
latives here last week end. :' ,
Mr. F. G. Clark is right much im
proved now. ....
Little Nina tstines oi jaars niu
spending a few days witn Mrs. Mae
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cody of New
Bridge spent Sunday at this place.
Mn Ma-ri Morgan and dauirhtcr
spent Thursday with Mrs. S. J. re
Mr. Robert Peek is having his house
remodeled.
Paul Peek snent a few days with
his m-andnarents at Asheville last
Miss Effle Gosnell spent Thurs'lay
with Miss Ellen Alien.
Th. fruit hfrp is not all killed is
was first thought of which we are very
proud.
Harv Lee Tweed of Marshall is
sDending some time with his tincle
and aunt Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Twoed.
Most everyone is through planting
corn now.
phet from Asheville and his family
spent Sunday aiternoon wun Mr. a.
C. Mace and Joe C. Robinson.
Mr Jeff Whitt and Miss Orla Clark
were out riding Sunday. -.,
Mrs. Minnie wooay who mi oeen
sick so long is able to be out again.
Mrs. L. H. Tweed visited Mrs. F. G.
Clark Monday.
Roscoe Cargile spent the week end
with his parents here.
FROM WALNUT
TVi Mimic Recital, which was eiven
by the pupils of Mrs. A. R. Baylor, in
the Presbyterian Church on Thurs
day evening, May iv, was very sue
ppsKful. A delightful eveninar was
spent by all who attended.
The commencement exercise of the
Wolmrf Tfirh Schnnl is an follown:
The RpnHinar and Declamation Con
test on l-Yiday evening, Majris. a
prize will be offered for the best
readinir and also a prize for the best
declamation.
On Sunday evening, May 12, the
baccalaureate sermon will be deliver
ed in the Walnut Hiirh School Au
ditorium at 8 o'clock.
On Tuesday evening, the annual
senior play will De given, emu cu,
'Cranberry Corners," with the fol
lowing characters:
Tom Dexter, one ot nature's no-
t' men Frank Roberts. -"
Sidnev Everett, of the worldatorld-
ly, 'Eldridge Leak. t.
Ben Latham, a wanderer, frea
Ramsey.
Andrew Dexter, Tom's father,
Vernard Freeman.
Hezekiah Hopkins, fond of an ar
gument Hubert Davis.
Nathan Sneck. the hired man Ray
mond McDevitt.
Carlotta Banister, a child of rate
-Ruth Gutherie.
Anastasia Bannister, her "stylish
aunt, from New York Marjone
Blankenship.
Amelia Dexter, sister of Dexter
Stella Duncan.
Mrs. Muslin, something of a talicer,
'as you might say." Grace Stines.
Bella Ann help at the farm, Lo
la Cody.
A.f 1 The vard at Ferndale
Farm, Cranberry Corners, on an after
noon in July. Tne telegram.
. AM. 2 Same as Act 1.. about a
week later. The stranger.
; Act 8. Residence of Mrs. Bannis
ter, New. York City. Three months
have elapsed. In the hands of fate.
Act 4. Back at the farm, two
weeks later. The silver lining.
On the following Thursday eve
ning, Class Nignt rrogram, win oe
given, with tne iouowing pupiis w
lng part: , ,
Class UruHIDier vernaru rreemwi
Class Prophet Lola Cody.
Class Giftorian Lovada Cody.
Class Will Marjorie Blankenship.
Class History Fred Ramsey.
Class Poet Stella Duncan.
Th vradimtiiMr exercises will, be
held on Friday evening, May 25. 'pifl.P- Woods.
ftteaf& Ihe vaidfrtorian Ruth The Golden Whistle is given to Beffo by a little old woman
Gutherie. The address will then be ae-; fa . d u f wicred Witch. He tods -W ail vn
5 ce vt'th d?pdiormal T.fa fZof the woods answer to the . cYot the whistle. It , is
mlntblrs of the senior class .re:(Stolen by a rabbit and is restored by the Fairy Queen who re-
Marjorie Blankenship, Wace btme-i, leages the Httle 0jd woman from the magic Spell.
HZ'GuUril. by Mrs. Plemmons, Misses Chandler. O'Dell and
jlmes Reaves ' Whittington. ' - '
U The musickl recital which was rk-A- "HYPSIFS FESTIVAL"
given in the Walnut High School Au-, Operetta- U I raiE.OTE.0 I V.-
ditorium rTiday evening, may ii, ujr . ; V';v. y Ul ailQ OUl Uraaei
; ; , "V;..- Octavia -Lawson
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NUNN-BUSH
SHOES
INTERWOVEN
SOCKS
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E. R. TWEED STORE E. R. TWEED STORE E. R. TWEED STORE
Y AND GRAMMAR
ENTERTAINMENT
HOT SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
Friday, May 18. 8 O'clock
Operetta "THE GOLDEN WHISTLE"
By Primary Grades
CHARACTERS:
Beff0 : r HerDert f lemmons
Mary LeeJzia
JGeprge Jared
The Little Old Woman
Robin Red Breast
White Rabbit
Fairy Queen
Wild Roses -
Butterflies -
Attendants to Queen
Elves
Cardinals
Tli(rn,l HmKai hail s WAnH mflrlcpt
Mvwwwy w.Buw. ..ww O " " "
value for the manufacture of mater
ials used in the textile industry.
LOST & WANT ADS.
SB words or lata SBe for on week
T5e" for four weeks. Additional word
cent a word a week CASH First.
mflNnirluvroUl Itauimtar Mo'or
No. 3646507 License No. 288348.
See or write
M. H. DAVIS,
Walant. N. C.
07um 8 pd. . -'" -
...Albert Trent
.Helen Loivett
' 1 Ten Girls'
, - Six Girls
..: Isix Girls
Twelve Boys
.Two Children
Time : Summer Afternoon.
the pupils of Miss Mae Home, wasi c
enjoyed by all who were present. This Gypsy Queen .
recital gave the community some J-1 T11pr
dea of the wora mat is Deing none i
dunftg the year. . .
Iast Thursday afternoon, the sixth
grade baseball team of Hot
Springs School met the sixth prade
team of Walaut School on the Walnut
court. A very interesting game was
played, the score being 6-1 in favor
of Walnut. ;
rtiaiuTlaV Rrna. Store was broken
into Monday night and about $20.00
worth oi mercnanaise uucen oa.
Sheriff Ramsey's son, "Dube" wa
here Tuesday investigating.
Yankee Peddler
Chorus of Gypsies.
Presented by Misses Chandler and Beard.
Pianist 11-
Elizabeth Grubbs
C. T. Gorenflo
. Miss Haynes
USHERS:
. ; Beatrice Smelse
ZtK Robbie Thornbur f
-1 VI '"i
Pauline Churchy,
Helen Gorenflo.
From. RED OAK
The people in nr community are
later than usual getting their corn
planted. - -" ' ' ;'
lYait in this section was- not dam
agd much from tha frost and snow.
Red Oak Sunday School , has t "-
ormti'i with a pretty good ati i-
- , - c m?1
. it..- . ,4 . 4 t . i LU B6v . .
more religious assemblage. ; . ' j x
We especially tovim our neiguuvn
and friends of other communities to
heln ns with oar Sunday School at
Bed Oak by coming and taking a part
with ns. ; ' '
- Miss Lneille Hunter is Tisiung wan
her sister in Newport News, Ya. t
. i J'iss Helen Dula is at horn nw.,
I r. and Mrs. O. B. Jones Hn.
dersonvi,'-, N, O wert Tii''.r- t' r
FOR SALE!
Sweat Potato Plant.
C. F. FORTNER
Marshall. N, C.
O-May 18. 'tv--'4'.
ii, - . " I
HowliiurtM It
is almost fly. time. Let w figure
on your; entire job of screening.
Coal; Feed & Lumber
Company
Don't buy your Electric Refrig-
lerator until yon see the General
Electric It is quiet No oiling
do. No belts. No drain
See 1
RUDISILL
to
pipes.
FOR SALE
. . , . " 18 1-Guernsey heifers and eows, and
Out new scnooi nousa "",15 fine Berkshire, hogs (pigs, wra,
rected fast and we hope that t7 its n(J bou. tQf doging mat
being erected that wa may awake to ltock, on account of having no
u-w h 1 . one VI loot alter n. xoesa ara una
better educational and religions worn l. heifers sold in my Fall
I? thU,e0,,1c,?iti.. :'i N1 B0W sTto 4 JTUoBs strain
Our Editor. Mr. Story was in onr . i!V C an.t,t n
community last wek paying social ti or ...v. c. , , T
and busin-s.ealL We wish him much J . t UMhtiL N, r wul dri-
success w his r " ' v- r-. y0n ta f-"-a.- If iot sbls t pay eash,
1,1 " J I ;.. sell ci l',m if rr-?r'y ired.
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