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Marahall. N. C. May 18, 1928
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WEAVERVILLE
Miss Gwendolyn Whitted is holding
a position in Asheville at the present
with Mrs. Bonney.
Miss Gladys Swann arrived home
Sunday evening after a two day vist
with her aunt in Asheville.
Miss Pauline Whitted and Mr.
Frank Branks of Weaverville were
married last week.
Miss OHie Bradburn is visiting her
aunt in Asheville at the present.
Miss Myrtle Capps entertained Mr.
Clyde Roberts at her home Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Ruth Whitted arrived home
last week from a visit with her broth
ers in Kentucky.
Miss Edith Wagner was visiting her
-friends at Weaverville Monday after
noon. . . .
Mrs. George Capps is very ill in her
home at Weaverville.
Mr. Glenn Ramsey of Marshall was
visiting Weaverville Monday after
noon. Mr. Clarence Brigman and Miss
Mary Buckner of Weaverville are to
be married in June.
Miss Josephine Hyatt has arrived
home from a visit to her sister at
Marion, N. C.
Mrs. Arnold Walser of Salisbury is
visiting her parents here at the pres
ent From Roaring Fork
We have been having some bad
weather for the past few days.
Messrs. Tilman Williams and Fur
man Davis were the guests of Mr.
Harson crown oavuiuajr
Tlmo from Work
Mr. Albert Garland, of Somer
set, Ky- reosBtly said:
"I used to work in the mines,
but lost quite a bit of time on
account of sick spells I had. I
would get to having a bad taste
In my mouth, and a very dull,
tired feeling and ache.
"My mother told me to try
Black-Draught, which I did, and
after a few doses I felt much
bettor. Now I take it as soon as
I feel the least bad, and I don't
get down. I certainly can say
that It has done more for me
than any other medicine I have
ever taken.;, -. 7": t
T never get wlthwjt Black
Draught If I go on a visit I
take a package along m my suit
case. My health is better now
than it has been la fsam",'
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jrr" roots and herbs, of
highest quality. Price 25c. Try it
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COMPANY
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
built, Buick will build them
Mr. Billy Caldwell was in this sec
tion Monday.
Mr. Jim Williams passed through
here Sunday.
Miss Verdie Keener was the guest
of Miss Bonnie Williams Thursday
night.
Mr. Furman Davis spent Monday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Willie Williams.
Mr. Furman Davis and Mr. Tilman
Williams went to Meadow Fork Sun
day. Messrs Nick Parker and Eb Ebbs and
Jim Brown motored to Marshall Mon
Hav Misses Bonnie and Annie mae
Williams were the guests of Miss
Maggie Parker Friday.
Robert C. Freeland
Public Accountant
Asheville, N. C.
Audita Systems
Tax Service
From SANDY MUSH
Mr. Fred Hannah has gone back to
his work at Waterville, N. C.
Mr. Dock Boyd, of Canton, W. J.
spent Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night with Mr. Oliver King.
Mr. Charles Waldroup was up in
this section hunting for some lost
cattle.
Mrs. T. T. King spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. M. M. Hannah.
Messrs Roy and William Rogers and
Jesse Brown were horse back riding
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lee Harris and daugnrer,
Miss Gertie Harris, called on Mrs. T.
T. King, Mrs. Franklin Surrett md
also Mrs. L. a. Clark Wednesday.
Messrs Oliver King and Denzil
Surrett motored to Canton Saturday.
Mr. Dewey Woody passed through
this section last week.
Mrs. Mae Hannah was sewing Wed
nesday.
Miss Ora King went to the store
Wednesday.
Miss Nelie Wilson is expected to
visit this dace in a few days.
Mesrs Harold Lusk and Mck
Hannah went to Mr. Jesse H. King's
store Thursday.
Mesrs Edward, Norvel and Ernest
Lusk were out motoring Friday
afternoon.
Miss Elsie Surrett is getting along
fine after having the measles.
- Misses Ora, Bertha King and Edna
Surrett called on Mrs. Inez King and
Mrs. Minnie King Saturday. '
What has become of the writer
from Cross Rock? Wake up and don't
go to sleep. We enjoy hearing the
news from over there..
, Miss Nola Freeman, of Cross Rock,
attended Sunday School at Chestnut
Grove-Church last Sunday. .
Mrs. " Mayma Surrett was visiting
friends Saturday. ' ;
- Messrs Densii and Franklin Surrett
motored to towa Saturday. . v ' vv
, Mr. W. A. Hawkins has been ill for
some time and is slowly improving.
We hope for him a speedy recovery.
Mr. C E. King was out walking Fri
day afternoon. .v.c:.,;.. .: ; '
Miss Nola Freeman has returned to
her home in Madison County -after
en-'"r -a few days with her sister,
rs. v caver Clark. ;
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From Big Laurel
Our Sunday School is progressing
more each Sunday.
On last Saturday, -Rev. Mr. N. H
Griffin oreached a wonderful sermon
at this place. There was a large crowd
at church Sunday afternoon.
Rev. B. E. Gutherie preached at
this place Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rice's , little
son, Leo, is visiting his grand parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Rice. i; .)
On last Saturday at our regular
meeting, a committee was appointed
to locate a place to build al church.
Also a committee was appointed to
raise funds for building purposes.
The people of this community were
sorry to hear of the death of Mr. Os
car Galloway. We hate to give up our
friends, but God knows all things
best.
Mr. and Mrs. Connis Sams little
daughter, Minnie Belle, has almost,
recovered from injuries received from
a burn last iaii.
Come on you writers from Crewe.
We like to hear from you.
TAXI SERVICE
Open and closed cars. Better serv
ice. Prices are right Phone,
write or telegraph
B. FERGUSON
Phone 68.
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From BIG LAUREL
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We are sorry to report that there
was not very many people out for
Sunday School Sunday on account of
rain. We hope there will be a large
crowd next Sunday.
Miss Robena Buckner has been on
the sick list
Miss Rosa Lee Waldroup was out
kodaking Thursday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fortner were
visiting home folks Saturday and Sun
day. . ."!'
Mises Cora and Robena Buckner
were out hiking Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Hall and son, Andrew,
were visiting Mrs. Carlie E. Rice
urdav. '
Mr. Carlie Kice was out car riding
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Barnum Lewis was at tne store
Saturdav.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rice and Miss
Carrie Lewis were in Marshall Friday.
Mr. Leseie Rice went to the store
Monday.
Mrs. Hatrie Buckner has been on
the sick list for the past few days.
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Cures Chills and Fever,
Intermittent, Remittent and
Bilious Fever due to Malaria
It kills the Germs.
From Clark Branch
We are glad to say that the S.
has been organized here. The tench
ers are Mrs. Lola Reeves, Miss Bon
nie Reeves, Miss Emma Glance and
Miss Pearl Clark. Miss Hilda Brown,
Secretary. There was a large attend
ance Sunday but there is room fee
more. Everybody is invited to come
and be with us in Sunday School.
Mr. Howard Worley and Mr. Bas
com Clark of Odessa, attended S. S.
at this place Sunday.
Mr. Lloyd Angel and Mr. WUburn
Worley passed through this section
Sunday on their way to Ramp Patch.
Mr. and Mrs. George Messer, Miss
Ollie Jenkins and JMiss Lola Clark who
has been visiting at this place return
ed to theuf home at Marion Sunday. -
Mr. Howard Worley was the truest
of Miss Beulah Caldwell Sunday.
Miss Pearl Brown was in this sec
tion Sunday.
Mr. Howard Worley was here lost
Tuuesday.
ROOMS $1.63
MEALS .50
SERVICE
arises, week or longer. Else-
trie lights, Bath, Telephone. Woadetv
ful Mountain Scenery. -;
The GIBBS HOUSE
. Mar Hill, N. C.
From Roberson Cove
We are glad to see the beautiful
spring weather. The farmers are near
ly done planting corn.
Mr. Richard Duckett was visiting
his brother Everett at Canton last
week I.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Duckett were
visiting E. T. Duckett Sunday evening
Mr. M M. Honnol has been visiting
hamefolka this week.
Mrs. Nancy Kirk is expecting a visit
from her daughter Minnie ferguson
the last of this month.
We had a good S. S. at Chestnut
Grove Sunday. Next Sunday May 19,
is our preaching day. Hope all will be
there to hear the sermon.
There will be a Decoration at Ebe-
nezer the first Sunday in June. All
are invited to come and pay a respect
to our departed loved ones. '
W. A. SAMS
Physician, and Surgeon
OfBce Front Room Over
Citizen Bank. " , : J
From Roaring Fork
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We are having' some nice weather
at present..',,,.... j,
We had a good S. S. .Sunday and
large attendance. r ' 3 ,
' Miss Mary Green was at S. 9. .
Miss Carolina Parker called on her
sister Sunday. . ' ' '
Vliss Annie Graves and two. stater
i'sirell snd Gertrude were tie guests
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Sunday for dinner.
Mr. Charlie Taylor and Mr. Ralph
riemmona called at Mr. Willie Will
tarns Saturday night " - ' ' '"'
Miss Verdie Keener. Charlie Tay
lor, Ralph Plemmons and Robert Beck
took dinner at Mr. wuue willims
Sunday.
Mr. Lloyd Ledford and Mr. Thomas
Allison passed through this section
Sunday.
Mr. Herbert Pangle went back to
his work Sunday.
There will be singing at Bethel on
Saturday night.' Everybody come,
Mr. John Moore motored through
this section Sunday.
Mrs. Morning Wyatt went to visit
her husband Sunday.
Miss Maggie J. Parker called on
Miss Gertrude Woody Saturday night.
Miss Martha Payne and sister Hat
tie did some shopping Monday.
Mr. Johnnie Payne and Mr. Blank-
enship have gone to b. I.
Mr. Clyde Wyatt spent the week in
this section
FROM HOT SPRINGS
Mr. George Lippard motored to
Asheville Monday.
Mr. J. M. Brown of Bluff was in
town Wednesday.
Miss Margaret McConnell spent the
iveek end with Mrs. David Kimberly.
Miss Alene Burgin visited friends
in Marshall Friday,
Mrs. J. F. Justice who was on her
way home from Newport, Tenn., stop
ped a short time with Mrs. L. J area
Wednesday.
Mr. Roy Plemmons made a busi
ness trip to Jefferson City, Tenn., last
week.
Mrs. Bruce Holt of Bluff spent the
week end with her sister Mr?. W. C.
Fowler.
Mr. Don Brown of Black Mountain
was in Hot Springs a short time Satur
day.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Ra
leigh,. May 10th, a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Church spent
Sunday Withrelstiyes on Sandy Mush.
jars. jl. nuny is -visions ni uusu
ter at NewporW;TenBV';.N,, i: ' '
Mr. and Mrs. R$bs Barrett and fath
er, Mr. Tom Barrett of Whittier, N.
C, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brown
Sunday.
Mr John Gardner or Trust was m
town Tuesday.
Mrs Sam Freshour, 63, died Satur
day evening at 8 o'clock, at her home
near Tennelina. Funeral services were
held Monday at 2 o'clock at Fairview
with Rev. B. Doyle in charge assisted
by Rev. P. T. McFee and Rev. G. L.
Lovett.
Miss Georeia Smith and Mrs. Mae
Raines of Newport, Tenn., spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Smith of Hot Springs.
Mrs. E. E. Smith motored to IV ew-
port and spent a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Gorrell.
From ALEXANDER ,
Evervone iis enjoying the pretty wea
ther around Alexander.
We are having an interesting bun-
day School at French Broad Bap
tist church. Everybody is invite 1.
Alexander post office was damag
H hv a ear last Saturday afternoon.
The mail has been moved to the rear
of Goforth & Ramsey's store.
Everybody is through planting corn
at Alexander.
Mrs. Gordon Williams, who has
been very ill for the past three weeks,
is now able to do her nouse worn.
Mrs. Clarence Eller, Who ass neen
HI is new better, , . ...
Born to Mr, ana Mrs. uewey m-
on, May 8, liras, a .uaugnier.
Mr. and . Mrs. Tom , Jtucker rave
moved to 897 Brpadway,, Ashevjlle,
n. c. : . '
Mr. One Treadway has moveu nis
family to Alexander. Mr. Treadway is
operator at Alexander swuon,
Mr. aiid.Mrs, Warren Pike motored
to Canton Tuesday. .
Mr. Wade Hunter motored w Alex
ander Thursday in his new Ford car
that he purchased a few days ago.
Mr. Kelmer Roberts ieii; ior Vir
ginia Saturday. . 'ttit.
Messrs. KODen inumpouu,
Bailer. Willie Wilson . have returned
from Hamon, Indiana.
Mr. E. S. DeBruni returned mon-
day from Litle Rock, Arkansas,
where he has been for the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Gudtrer Gofortn, Mrs. ieia
Caxe, Mrs. H. V, Coxe and daughter,
Helen, spent last Friday in Asheville.
Mr. Roy Buckner was the guest of
Miu Hml Rice Sunday.
Mr. Homer Roberts was the guest
of Miss Mildred DeBruhl last Sunday.
Mr. Robert Thompson was the guest
of Miss Mabel DeBruhl last Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Randall, of Asheville,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Silvan
Chandley Friday ana aawiraay. ir-
Miss Mildred DeBruhl spent last
Saturday evening with Mrs. Lela Cox.
Miss Perkins Thompson spent last
week with her sister, Mrs.' Allan De
Bruhl at Asheville.
, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roberts were
out motoring Sunday afternoon.
.. Mr Veasnev Evans has been work
ing at Craggy, Station for the past
Mry8E ' S. DeBruhl nd two
daughters. Mildred and '. Myrtle,
spent last Thursday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Murry DeBruhU y . ;;
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A"" large ' crowd attended Sunday
School Sunday.. v ;-, J '.
. Mrs. Nathan Payne was tiie guest
of Miss Rebecca Wyatt Sunday. -
Mrs. Berry Brown had as her din
ner guests Sunday the following: Mr.
snd Mrs. Harvey Fleming and three
children, Mr. i. N Parker, Misses Lou,
etta Fleming and Carolina Parker.' .
' Mrs. Mildred Blaakenshis called on
Mrs. Sarah Payne u.s -v i- - A -: .
Mrs. Gertrude Spearmaa and Miss
Anna Graves took dinner 1 with the
Greene girls Sunday. "' '.
Mrs tula wyau has seen ui yor a
rw c. vs.
Littie Viola F'
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Pecronol Attention qivcn5deeliu
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APHEyiLLfc
Misses Ruth and Beulah Trantbum,
Messrs Judee Fowler and Hassan
Justice motored to Hot Springs Sun
day. There will be a decoration at the
cemetery here May 27 at 2:00 o'clock
in the afternoon. Everyone is invited
to come. We will also clean off the
graves May 26 at 2:0.0 o'clock. Every
body come with something to work
with. z
There will be sineimr at Bethel
Church Saturday night. All are wel
come to come. We have new song
books and want to practice sinsrinir
Thursday. '' ' ' ," ; ' .
Mr.' Leo Keener motored throusrh
this section Thursday.
Mr. IJnvd Ledford of Wevneaville.
was the truest of his brother. Mr.
Jasper Ledfo WednesdayM
Mrs. Cora Payne and sister Isabella,
were . ine guesis oi Mrs. . - Miiorea
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Blankensbip Wednesday.
Mr. Jeter and Frank Kent were
truck hauling last week.
Mr. E. B. Ebss and his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Lou Duckett, motored to
Meadow Fork Friday.
Mrs. Cordelia Graves called on Mrs.
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ASHEVILLE'S
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We are just as close to you as your telephone, Post' Of .
fice, or Mail Box. All orders filled promptly. We
pay postage.
Give our Mail Order Department a trial.
We are always glad to open charge ac
counts with responsible parties.
From GVNTERTOWN
We are having some nice weather
in our section again.
Mrs. vLilile Franklin and her two
daughters, Alma Lee and Juda, took
dinner'with Mrs, Sally Kate Wallin.
They also .visited-Mrs. Cbandley.
Miss Jessie, rrankun -.came dck
Oattmlav from Arcadia. S. C. where
she has been the guest of her brother,
Mr. Olsen, Franklin.
MiaJOlaan Franklin and baby Ed
gar, are .visjting her father-in-law for
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Rebecca Parker Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Suttles have
moved to Hot Springs.
Miss Anpa Graves spent Friday
with her aunt, Mrs. Sam Wilburn at
Cold Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Russell and
children were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Trantham Sunday.
Misses Lois Gregory and Louetta
Payne were the guests of Miss Caro
lina Parker Sunday night
Mr. Hal Woody motored through
this section Saturday with a load of
fishing poles.
Mr.. Tom Moore and son, Johnnie,
motored through this section Satur
day.
Misses Gertrude woody ana Maggie
Parker spent Saturday night with
Miss Ella Mae Wyatt at Bonnie HilL
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Auto Tourist "I clearly had the
right of way when this man ran into
me, and yet you say I was to Diame.
Local Cop "You certainly was."
Autoist "Why?"
Local Con "Because his father is
mavor. his brother is chief of police.
and I'm engaged to his sister."
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LEADING STORE
a week, after which she expects to
visit her relatives at Walnut.
Mr. Ashley Roberts passed through
the "suburbs" of Gtinter Town on
his way to Spin Corn Where he works.
Mr. f Jeter Wallin was in Guntor
Town. Sundays .!-. . 1
Mr. Earl Rice and Misses Dora and
Wavel -Franklin were out motoring
Sunday afternoon.
Mr J and Mrtv Roy. Franklin visited
her mother over the week-end.
Mrs. Olsen Franklin and Miss Jsssie
Franklin were 4 i visiting Mrs. Cas
Thomas Sunday afternoon.
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