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tMiygltN-: C. June 8, 1928
THE NEWS-RECORD
THIRD PAG
held this vear at Burnsville. June the
eighteenth to tha twenty-fourth, v V f
.uitr.Mr.'. Stronpe .from' Man Hill
preached a very interesting sermon
in the Missionary Baptist Church of
Walnut, Sunday morning;, June tha
third. ,, . '
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. McClure are
now at their home in Walnut for the
summer. '
Misses Salena Davis and liUls
Chandler are. spending a few days
with Miss Davis' sister, Mrs. J. . N.
Gamble of Kings Mountain.
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From Laurel Seminar jr
We are having some rainy weather
The Dollar Counts
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1 I HAVE MONEYl
When you get right down to closing
a business deal "money talks" and it
- i. about the ONLY thing that ha a
"big tay.'
So' BANK your money if you want
to get ahead.
Start Saving Regularly NOW.
We invite YOURABankin Business.
- NORTH CAROLINA STATE DEPOSITORY ,
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"Home of The thrifty"
Marshall, North Carolina
at this writing. V
Misses Fae, Virginia and Ella Sue
Franklin, took dinner with Miss Nellie
Franklin Sunday.
Mr, S. ' V. Franklin was m town
Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ramsey visit
ed her mother Sunday evening.
Mr. Cullus Norton called on Mr.
Thomas Franklin Sunday.
There will be a box supper Satur
day night, June 9th, at Laurel Semi
nary, It will be to make up money
for Ernest Ramsey who is in the Mar
shall hospital with a broken leg. Ev
erybody come and bring a box.
Miss Nellie Franklin spent Wednes
day night with her aunt, Mrs. Minnie
Franklin.
From EAST FORK
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HAVE MONEY! H
FROM HOT SPRINGS
Miss Margaret Lippard is homo
from Montieat, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Buquo of Black
Mountain were in town Thursday.
Mr. Ben Harkelroa'd and daugbte-,
Gladys, went Saturday to see his wife
who is in the Biltmore hospital.
Mr. Floyd Askew and Mr. Lee Led
ford from Spring Creek were in town
Thursday on business.
Mrs. Ellerson, Elizabeth Grubbs,
Mrs. Davis and son, John, motored to
Asheville and little Miss Betsy Eller
son returnedh.omo; from school. ri
Miss Delia ChesnTit from Charlotte,
N. C, is the guest of Miss Alefce Bur
gin for the week.
Dr. and Mrs. Kimberly spent Fri
day in Asheville. ,
Mr. John Hipps of Trust spent Fri
day in Hot Springs. ,
Miss Rue Culbertson spent a week
with her uncle, Mr. Doc Culbertson
and family of Bluff, N. C.
Mrs. Conley's cousin of Knoxville,
Tenn., will be her guest for about
ten days
Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Hensley and
Mrs. Parker wejit to Asheville to see
the letter's uncle, Dave Davis, who
has been in the. hospital.
Mr. and Mrs.-Ralph Caldwell and
little daughter of Bluff were' in town
Sunday.
Mr. Walter Heilman or weeneviwe
lege for the commencement, her
Pomani, being a senior.
Mr. ami Mrs. Bob Met, lure have re- j
Uiiiud from their trip and are now
hoi'Hi'kceping at Walnut, N. C.
Mr. Dan Lawson of Paint Rock laft i
Wednesday for Stratton, Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Davis and son,
.Tohn, and Misses Marie O'Dell and
Maiy Robertson left Wednesday for
a motor trip to Detroit and ot'.ier
places.
Mias Annie Davis, who was on her
way from school in Asheville, spent
Friday night in town before going to
her home.
News has been received here of the
'death , of Mr., andMrs. Lee Hipps.
Mr. Hipps was formerly of Spring
Creek.
The Ladies Aid Society met Tues
day the 5th at 3 o'clock with Mrs.' O.
W. Grubbs. Eleven members were
present and one visitor. After Ihe
business hour lovely refreshments
were served by the hostess.
FROM WALNUT
The neonle of this place are getting
behind with their crops on account of
the rainy weather.
' There was a decoration at tnc
Peeks Cemetery last Sunday. Thre
was a large crowd considering tne
weftther
Miss Zula Wilds and Ellen Allen
visited Miss Nell Peek Sunday morn
ing. M
- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dill of AshevSlle
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dill of Asheville
visited their parents Sunday. ) !
. There was preaching at Feeks
Chapel, 'Saturday night and Sunday
oiir regular meeting day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Robinson of Hen-
'dersonville were visiting Mrs. Robin
son's mother Sunday.
' Mr. and Mis. Maybcrry f Winson
Salem are vl.-'iliiig Mrs. Mayberry's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tildun Ramsey.
Mary Lee Dill spent. Monday night
vvuh her sisKr, .Mrs. Alma Clark.
Tenn.. was a business visitor Mon-Iay.
Mrs. B. Meadows and daughters ' the Walnut
of Spring Creek spent a few hour? in 12-10.
town before going to Tusculum Col- The Annual Young People's will be
Misses Maie Home and Catherine
Morrow spent the week-end with
friends in Asheville.
On Monday afternoon, June the
fourth the baseball team, made up of
the' small boys of -Walnut, went to
Marshall to play ball. A very inter
esting as well as a very exciting game
was played. The game was won. by
team, the score being
IRA PLEMMONS
THANKS THE
I take this method to thank all the"
people who supported me in the prui
iriArv. T shall do all within mv DOweri
to justify the confidence placed in meW
Again manKing one via ait, i m
Yours for lower taxes,
. IRA PLEMMONS.
From Roberson Cove
Miss Edna Surrett visited Miss Lfeis
Garrett Saturday morning.
Miss Bertha King visited Miss E. M.
Surrett Sunday afternoon.'.
Mr. Charlie King was out on a hike
Saturday.
Mr. Mont Hannah called on Mr. L.
H. Clark Saturday.
Mr. Oliver King called at the home
of Mr. Denzie Surrett Sunday.
Little Miss Edith Clark was visiting
her aunt Sunday, Mrs. Frank Surrett.
Miss Ora and Geneva King spent
Saturday night with their grand par
ents.
Mr. Denzie Surrett went to Ashe
ville Friday.
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equipped with powerful,
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mowi i-s. Com o in and
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Removal of War Tax Lowers Delivered Prices!
MARSHALL CHEVROLET COMPANY
MARSHALL, N. C
Brown Chevrolet Co. A ssociate Dealers, Hot Springs, N. C
QUALITY A T L O.W COST
From ALEXANDER
:Grer.,gas mileage
It may surprise
motorists
. md mechanics
vho tnow most
; ctout oH .
; to read this proof
of how Jl different
oil-
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I ..rai.I zStatdar&Xitotar' fuel and ior oils, -;v ,
ACTUALLY INCREASES
GASOLINE MILEAGE
Test wer made by ' motor car
. manufixcturcr by driving can for
two thousand mile croMcoontry,
comparing "Standard" Motor Oil
with other weWmowo brand.
The (am gasoline was used In all
can. The usa of "Standard" Motor
Oil showed increase of from 7 to
.',11 in th number of miles par -.gaUaogaUn.-;,,,,.;
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Oil forma tha best seal between
' pisean and cylinder wall) tha in '
1 earing more perfect combustlon
i end a more powerful piston stroke.
More power aoeana -nore milce
per gallon of gasoline. ;ixv, . .
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Mr. Bob Shepard passed away Sun
day after a short illness. He is sur
vived by a wife and two children, Ida
and Jeter and four grand children.
Services and burial took place at the
Shepherd grave yard Monday afternoon.
The new road between Fletcher
Martin's store and Alexander is now
comcleted.
Mr. Vernon Stewart and Miss Ellen
Branks of New Bridge was in Alex
ander Tuesday.
V Mr. Clay Goforth has returned to
his home from Tennessee where he
has been in school for the past year.
fiorn to Mr. and Mrs. F. Parker,
Saturday June 2, a daughter.
-:' Mr. Ambrose Flemmons and daugh
ter1 and Nell Roberts of Marshall
liuitbred through Alexander Sunday.
Mi's. Le a Coxe and Miss Mildrd
DeBruhl motored to Weaverville last
Saturday.
Messrs Wayne Kogers and- Liioyn
Emmer and Misses Mable DeBruhl
andVSusie Wilson were out motoring
Saturday.
;f '-Mrs. W. G. Goforth and three sons, j
Clav: Bobbie and P. l., spent Sunday
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. W.
Plemmons near Marshall.
Mr. Clvde Monday was the guest
of Miss Mildred DeBruhl Sunday.
JUr. and Mrs. Ester Roberts and
daughters, Helen and Cloe' Roberts,
and Marv Joe Hugh of Jupiter motor
ed to- Alexander Sunday afternoon.
Mr.' and Mrs. Murry joeuruhi ana
Mr. .and Mrs. Clyde DeBruhl spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. DeBruhl.
Mr.' Rov Buckner was the guest ot
Miss Hazel Rice Sunday.
M. Luther Combzey and Miss
Blanche Keys were out riding Sunday
afternoon.
REV. E. W. MORGAN DEAD
THANKS
I wish to thank my many friends
for so kindly visiting me in my recent
illness. . ...
Alan wish to tbtllt HIT
friends who assisted and offered their
assistance in carrying on my business.
Your kindness will never De iorgoi-
ten.v Manv. many beautiful nowers
they placed by my fcedside during my
illness. - h. .
Very sincerely,
w . J. D, HENSLEY. .
" THANKS
H I iwfah to thank onr many friends
t6t their kindness during the recent
illness of my husband. Also wisb. to
thank the ladies for the many benuti
f ul flowers the brought and placed
by-bis bedside as he i sofond of
nowers. .-v-. ' .-.
j m i -,ss t sincerely - 1 v
-.s,i i .T. MRSv J; D, HENSLKT;.f
Yur'c'antVcnvtBC ,elfJnade
x that hs gavei himself the'-worrt
Even. lf ay Ma's -good deeds jive
' r hbn, he' isn't in position to
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Rev. E. W. Morgan of Ashevill", N.
C, died at the French Broad Hospital
on June 2, 1928. Mr. Morgan has bean
in poor health for some time. He was
76 years old and had been a citizen
of Asheville for more than 40 years.
He was a Baptist' minister and had
been preaching the gospel for 52
years. He1 was widely known in Bun
combe county and in the adjoining
counties. Funeral services were at his
home at Woodfin Suifday at 10:00 a.m
and services were conducted by Dr.
Wallace of West Asheville. His many
friends attested their sorrow by ba
present to the number of about five
hundred. The remains were laid to
rest in the Asheville Riverside ceme
tery. He is survived by his wife Mary
Morgan and two daughters of Ashe
ville, one sister Eureka Morgan of
Democrat, N. C three brothers J. U.
Morgan of Stocksville, M. T. Movpran
of Mars Hill and E. S. Morgan of Mar
shall, R. 2.
Jerry "What do you mean you
mapa 1-I.lrer Kir n HiirpfnntpH horiw?"
Dave "He kicked at me three'
times and didn't miss once."
CHARLEY RAMSEY THANKS YOU
I wish to thank the people who sup
ported me so well by their votes in
the primary nominating me to the
office of constable for N. 1 Township.
I shall try my best to treat the peo
ple with justice and courtesy and if
at any time I can help you it will be
a pleasure to have you call on me or -phone
No. 27.
CHARLEY RAMSEY
PREACHING SERVICES AT THE
ROBERTS CEMETERY, SUN
DAY, MAY 13
There will be punching services at
the Roberts Cemetery next Suniay
morning, on Little r'ine, one mile
from J. B. Roberts' iiome. Rev: Ev
erett Sprinkle is exiectcd to be vith
us, also others, we are expecting
some good sing.m too. Sunday is
our meeting time r Cancy Fork, but
services will be at the Cemetery in
stead.
J. B. ROBERTS..
White lies are nrt to leave black
marks on a man's reputation.
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