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by the Integrity
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in his community his solid, long-established
reputation for fair dealing safeguard your
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including practically all makes and models,
and covering practically all price- classes.
He will give you an honest description of any
used car in stock. He wants you to be satis
fied with the car you buy for he wants to
keep you as a used or new car customer.
Judge the used car you purchase by the in
tegrity of the dealer who sells it to you. Go to
the Buick dealer. You can rely upon his word.
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY
FLINT, MICH. -DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION
WEBB MOTOR COMPANY
Coxe Street ASHEVILLE, N. C.
ECORP-'' - ' - '" ' V - " - Marshall, N. C. - June 8,1928-
THE PLACE OF PRAYER
The dear old spot, where Ve love
to go; In cold or heat, through rain
or snow. " ''.'
The place of prayer--thers Jesus
meet us, speaks peace and joy; Where
we forget the things, that do us an
noy. t .1
Oh, spot so rare, where we honw
go, when in despair; ror Jesus wi
remove our care. ; ,
When we pray, there we bear our
troubles to Him above. ' He" hoars
and answers, Oh, God of Love.
If on the upward way. f
By VIRGIL G. METCALF.
From Landers Branch
Wo nre having a lot of rainv weath
er and people are getting behind with
their work. '
Mr. Trov Rosrers and Miss Delma
Roberson were married in msrv.in,
Tenn.. Mav 28. Those present at the
wedding were Mr. Carl Tharp and Mr.
Lee Tharp and Miss Flora Rogers.
Mr. Ralph Kunnion ana Miss M:'ry
West were married in Erwin, 'Tenn,
May 31.
Mr. Furman Alien was tne guest 01
Miss Robbie Rogers Sunday. -
Mrs. Arthur Crow was Visiting on
Landers Branch Thursday.
Mr. arid Mrs. Troy Rogers took din
ner with Mrs. Doyle Rogers Wednes
day.
Mrs. Jim Xover was visiting Mrs.
Mack Tipton Sunday.
Miss Flora Kogesrs spent eatunmy
night at Mr. Doyle Rogers.-
Miss Portia and Daisy Griffin visit
ed Miss Nellie Tipton Sunday.
Mrs. Bob Tharp and Miss Bessie
Tharp were visiting Mrs. W. Q. West
Monday. . ,
Mrs. Clarence Keamon, wno is
spending the summer with-her mothe'
Mrs. W. G. West, spent Sunday rii;ht
with Mrs. J. J. Redmon. ; ,
Mr. Olson Griffin was visiting Miss
Elsie Roberson Saturday night,.
When hfi--: "vtvrc-h'le! Vv'At, I -l . v.-v? bv'd-i iliam.
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Mr. Fcrtnei- must begin digging an
other well right away because of Mr.
Harrison Payne's carelessness. He
took all the water from the well in
order to give his lover a birthday
shower. We hope that Bernice will
not grow ill from the birthday "duck
ing." We wish to congratulate Miss
Myrtle Fortner on giving a party.
The cake was delicious! Guess how
many candles were on the caki !
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HEARTED
Never Felt Well
"I don't see why women will
drag around, in a half-hearted
way, never feeling well, barely
able to drag, when Cardui might
help put them on their feet, as it
did me," says Mrs. Geo. S. Hunter,
of Columbus, Ga.
"I suffered with dreadful pains
in my sides. I had to go to bed
and stay sometimes two weeks.
"I could not woi, and just
dragged around the house.
"I got very thin. I went from
a hundred and twenty-six pounds
down to less than a hundred.
"I sent to the store for Cardui,
and before I had teken the first
bottle I began t improve. My
side hurt less, arvd I began to
mend in health".
"Cardui acted as a fine tonic I
do not feel like the same person.
I am well now, and still gaining."
For sale by druggists, every-,
where. Give it a trial.
. ; ti.- iitish'-ne
.i. nuri.
Miss irL';ni:' K:.;n?ey o! S, -:
r v:; i- vi.;;:!-g her nm:t. Mr. IVm
)': trc-. of Leicester.
Mrs . .; Kiva and Loui.-e Robinson
:;t We '"esihiy night w'th their un
at.d r.iiit. Mr. an 1 Mrs. Friiiik
' H:!1.
i Born to Mr. and Mr-. Frank Ba'l,
:May 1 1 t h , 192S, a son, William Da
vid! Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peek,
May 16th, a son, vamie Eu
gene.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gudger Mace,
May 14th, 11)28, a son, Al. Alfred
Smith.
Messrs. Jake Edmonds and Ben
Peek left Spoon Creek for Wayncs
ville where they are going to work.
Mr. Ren Hensley spent Wednesday
in Asheville.
Miss Mary Ball, who is staying with
her brother, Mr. Frank Ball, spent
Wednesday evening with Miss Elva
Robinson.
Miss Dorothy Ramsey and Phil, hoi
brother, spent Monday at Mr. Char
lie Bruce's.
TAXI SERVICE
I Open and closed cars. Better serv
ice. Prices are right. Phone,
I write or telegraph
tf.
S. B. FERGUSON
Phone 68.
From ALLANSTAND
Mr. Sim Chandler is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Mary. Chandler's brother, Jes
se Green, from Converse, S. C., is
paying her a visit.
Miss Dorothy and Charlotte Sl-el-ton
visited Miss Mildred GJnandler
Tuesday.
Miss Inez Chandler was visiting
Mrs. Clersy Gunter Monday evening.
Mrs. Lily and Emma Johnston vis
ited Mrs. Mary Chandler Tuesday.
Mr. Elmer Gnnter visited Mr. Wal
lace Chandler Sunday.
Mrs. Sim Chandler visited Mrs. Bir
chard Shelton Tuesday.
Mr. John Gahagan will soon hive
his new home finished. . ;
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Green went
home Sunday after paying us all a
visit up here.
Come on with the Gunter Town
news.
CARL R. STUART
Attorney at Law
Office Over Citizens Bank
Marshall, N. C
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ASHEVILLE'S LEADING STORE
I '.. We ire iM as close te you as your telephone, Post Of-
5 fiee; or Mil Box. 'All orders filled promptlyjIWe;
'; ' Clve pur MailOrder Department triaXs v r
j ' , :"v -- -V,'e 'are ?al ways glad to open charge a.c-
wunUWlth respo- le'r.rtlci, ; I
Robert C. Freeland
Public Accountant
Asheville, N. C.
Audits Systems
Tax Service
From PAINT ROCK
From Sandy Bottom
Mr. deter Davis has returned home
from the U. S. Navy for thirty days.
Mr. Davis and Miss 'Mary Jnne
Roberts were quietly married Satur
day, May 26th at Newport, Tenn.-,It
came as a surprise to their ; many
friends. Miss Roberts was the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Roberts of
this place. Mr. Davis is the son of
Mrs. Leona Davis Anderson also of
this place. Mr. and Mrs.-Davis will
leave June 7th for Boston, Mass.,
where he will enter service again.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McDarris of
Barnard were visiting frieYids 'at this
place last Sunday week. !
Mr. Brice Bradshaw of Hot Springs
was the guest of Miss Evelyn Dockery
Saturday night and Sunday. .
Miss Carrie Gosnell was visiting
friends in Marshall last week.
Misses Viola and Evelyn Dockery
spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs.
McJJarris ox Barnard and attended
the commencement exercises of Wal
nut High School. .
Mr. ueorge Treadway and Mr. John
Davis were in Hot Springs Saturday
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sexton of Hot
Springs visited Mrs. Sexton's parents
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Roberts Sunday
night. .
'Miss Josephine Dockery has re
turned from Asheville after broad
casting over 'the radio WWNC. . Miss
Dockery also played for friendd nt
the Langren Hotel.
Uncle Taylor Anderson is serious
ly ill at the home of his son Avery
Anderson. We hope for his speedy
recovery.
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J!LASHSttD' STRENGTH
SMARTNESS POWER
COUPE F-O.B. DETROIT
GUY V. ROBERTS
Attorney at Law
Marshall, N. Ci;
' " -"-.'..ty:.
ADD them all together for a vivid and vital
. picture of the Dodge Standard Six!
Fastest top-speed traveler ever sold under a thou
sand dollars, with the swiftest pick-up bar notu.
Smartest lines, colors and upholsteries ever
lavished , on a popular-priced cat. And power
without apparent limit 1 horsepower to every
47 pounds of car weight! A hill-climber of cham
pionship calibre!
Phone us today, and we'll gladly place a Standard
Six at your disposal.
4-Door Sedan, $895 1 Cabriolet, $94? DcLuxe Sedan, $$70
f.cb. Detroit
HENDERSON MOTOR CO
.Marshall, N, C.
D OD G Cr B ROTH ERS
From PAINT ROCK
Mr. and Mis. J. C. Ward spent
niL'ht with Mr. and Mrs. Cora Wai ;1
Greeneville, Tenn.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie 1
Mav 2l, a daughter.
Miss Nellie Ward spent Satui '.y
night with Miss Viola Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. jonn wara spmc rne
week end
Ward.
with Mr. and Mrs. ,f. C.
Mr. Chnrlic Thoriiburg and family
of White Pino, Tenn., Mr. Tim Ttieko''
of Asheville spent .Simday with Mr.
LTid Jiirs. K. II. Riel.er.
Mr. and Mrs. Ituhble Myers of Nev
port, Tenn., ;;ieni Sunday with Mr.
anil Mrs. J. W. Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. Canu 1 Fowler of Hot
SpiinRs spent Sunday with Mr. and
.Airs. W. M. Lawson.
ALSO THE VICTORY SIX 995 TO 129i AND THE SENIOR SIX $1495 TO 177
From Roaring Fork
W. A. SAMS
Physician and Surgeon
Office Front Room Over
Citizen Bank.
From REVERE
Our S. S. is getting along nicely.
Miss Margaret Leake spent Satmv
day night with Miss. Nora Norton.,. 4
Misses uracie inn 1101a iwnuu,
Vircrinia Wallin. and Pearl Massey,
who went to White. Rock on Monday,
Mav 28th. to have their tonsils taken
out, are improving nicely.
Mr. Eugene Franklin was in Kevere
Thursday night
Miss Margaret eake and eta
Norton spent Friday night wuh Mrs.
Perlie Rice. ' - :
Mrs. Dollie Franklin was verting
Mr. and Mrs. B. Wallin Tm-li.
Sir. and Mrs. A. J. Adams weiv vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norton
Sunday. '
Mr. Rankin Ramsey left for Ten
nessee last Wednesday after spend
ing a, few days m Revere.
Miss Beatrice McDevitt spent Sat
urday nite with Mrs. Wade V i ne
Mr. Champ Kay is in Kevere now..
Mrs. . Robert Norton was visiting
Mrs. Reuben Wallin Thursdav
Mr. Hubert Ramsey was the guest
of Miss Virgie Worley Sunday
Mr. Shelt Norton was the guest of
Miss Nellie Bullman Sunday. (
folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Dellie Myers of Alex-
ander spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Thornbarg. i
Paint Rock and Shutin had a ball
game Saturday. Paint Rock won the ,
garnet. . j.
Mrs. Susan Waddell spent Monday
with Mrs. M. U Thornberg. t.
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Cares ; : Chills ' and " Fever, f
Intermittent, Remittent and
Bilious Fever ' due to Malaria
It kilU the C
From GRAPE VINE
We are having plenty of rain hee
now. - f -
Our oeoole are Setting plants.
Mrs. Dan Lewis, who has been tick,
is improving now.
' Mr. Isaac Rum baugh oi .btocksvuie
was on Grape' Vine Saturday to-', see
Mr. E. S. Mornsr - -
- Mr. Linn Coats is quite ill at Ahis
time. ' . j ",..
. Mr. Mark Cody of Weaverville.was
visiting His pitreuw iictg ounuay, ir.
and Mrs. Bill Cody." V
Mrs. M. T. Morgan of Mars Hill
were visiting Tier sister here Sunday,
Mrs. E. S Morgan; Vi ';! .
' Mr. and Mrs. :TrOv Jeaver of Mor
gan Hill were visiting Mr. and Airs.
E. S. Morgan Sunffay. - .- ;
.Mr. and Mrs. Franb W Morgan
were visiting on urapa Vne Sunday,
'. Mr. John Coats was visiting . his
. . ' .. . n j ' r . -
sick Toromer pere ounuay,, pir. .imn
I Mrs. H H. Clarlt' was' visiting1 J'rs.
ueonre Wild add Mra auco Mor m
1 We are having some very )nd
.weather at present.
There were several who attended
S. S. Sunday.
I Af. r1 : . : . i
, rhn vtirl aml MlS- Floyd Sh'P': bad luck. He has had some sick
m r . m u a children; then he fell and broke his
Miss Viola Myers has returned jawbone' twice and haji 1 0 g0 to the
BnCt Dorland- ho ita, and his sister.in.uw i, in
Bell at Hot Springs. 'the hosnital
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ward of Alex- j ne ' nosP"'
ander spent Monday with home folks. I Ml8s Loetta Payne took dinner
Mrs. W. M. Holt is having some I
work done on her house fMffifiIfffiffiHraififfiHiairara
Lamb spent Monday evening with I
Mrs. J. C. and Miss Nellie Wand.
Mr. and Mrs. James Blackwell of
Marion spent a few days with home-
with Miss Isabell Kent
nnd Supper
bunrtay.
Mr. Alfred Thomas ate supper nt
Mr. Willie Williams' Saturday night.
Mr. Maaron Hickam has returned
to his old home place to spend a fpw
weeks with Mr. Jim Williams.
Mr. Jim Payne's family and Mor
man Wyatt's family and Mr. Jim Wil
liams went herb hunting last week
and reported a nice time.
Miss- Carolina and Maggie Parker
took dinner with their sister Sunday.
Mr. Francis Kent called on Miss O
ma Williams Sunday, evening.
ASHEVILLE WELDING COMPANY
E. W. BLAKE
WELDERS AND BRAZERS OF ALL METALS
Welding of Farming and Mining Machinery
A Specialty
GOOD
ROOMS $1.(10
MEALS .SO
SERVICE
Special prices, week or longer. Else
trio lights, Bath,. Telephone, Wonder
ful mountain scenery. ;
The GIBBS HOUSE
Mars Hill, N. C
Corner Southside
and Church St
Asheville N. C
From GRAPE VINE
From Roberson Cove
We are having lots of rain at 'the
present and, the farmers are getting
behind with thier work.
) Messrs . Ralph ' Gosnell and Claud
'" " .West of Asheville spetit Saturday
There is quite a lot of sickness here, night with Mr. West's parents at this
Mrs. Nancy King is on the sick list, place. This being Mr. West's birthday
Hope she will soon be well again. 'Mrs. West set. him a nice birthday
Mrs. Annie West and little dangh- dinnar. , . , - :
ter, Margie, were visiting her sister,; Mru and-Mrs. E. S. Morgan were
this week, Mrs. G. L.. Baldwin, also visiting Mrs. D. Lewis who baa been
her father, Mr. E. T. Dnckett 'on the sick list last week., H -
The farmers are getting along nice- 4 a ahn.
ly with their corn-hoeing, v . SD,dinir some time with Mr. West's
in Te r&vedT. vfisn .is away. at. work..
thejn good luck at that work and hope ' b was a large crowa at singing
the"time will Boon come when they Saturday night. , v c '
wiU capture them alL , Mr. Robert Tweed lof the Semnary
- Our preach failed to come last conducted prayer cesv at iis
week at his . regular appointment Pi" last .Wednesday ;-;
Hope he is not sick. - . - "rz,27 AZTSZti
Mr.-. Wilder Clark has Been visiting pnyw wmcw ,
relatives here, but has returned to his Those s.iiwno auenaea services
work at Cincinnati, Ohio. 5 r .Bassyontr
and J. B., Jr., Misses Effle and Irene
Gosnell. Zula and Iva Wilde, and Mr.
James Davis.': v:.1- iJErrftV.K'-'.-I
- Mf Rataii nnnell - who has been
Everybody is planning for a good;, nleasant caUer at Weaverville has
crop year. ? . turned his Ford toward Buckner. He
. we are Borry to announce tnat airsj Terv haDDV Sundays -- ' t 1
ijauie xvauiuru iuibu iuy om, iye.o. . i Mr. Claud West 01 Asneviiie was
' Tom Smith is almost ready to plant .'the pleasant caller of Miss Irene Gos
nell Sunday aiternoon,
From BUCKNER
corn. He is planning on a heavy crop
this yeari:---nfc':i r..-t.
Mrs. Minnie .Kadiord ' is making
rugs for .10 Church:St'i '-'rf '
i, Mr. Ueorga Allen ot uahbintown
made a real trade last week. He ex
changed two Fords for! one' Chevro-
lev ana a iarm. -;.' '.v i
. Mr., Duck has' changed bis day of
going 'to Asheville from, Friday to
Thursday" '' :. v :
'-Miss Sallie Radford, who fs attend
ing :West Asheville' High School. ; is
planning to return home at the close'
of school, June 8. I am proud to an
nounce -ahe has made a record. o be
proud of .this term. ,'(- ;."
. , Mr Jake ABen is making, his home
with brother at Cabbontown. ' h .'
iftfrs. Amanada Fairchild harrfetnrn
ed to Iher old home at"Cabbont'.wn
where she is intending -to stay. !
Sorry to announce that 118. Eli 'a
K b . very sick and hope
Mr. George Dill was badly hart last
. week by a mule last week but he is
reported better at present,; s
On account of the) rain there was
a small crowd at S. S. Sunday.
. -Mrs,- Vera- Sprinkle -of near Mar
shall was visiting her parents at this
place Sundays -v - ,-i
" MK Henry Norton has purchased a
Ford car. ' - . v '
Mrs. -Lola Sprinkle and small. Son
Fred is spending some time with her
brother at Black. Mountain.
MessrsWillard Hensley -and Wal
ter Sams of .Asheville , were visiting
here Sunday.v . . . - . 'j
Mr. Coy Gosnell was the caller of
Miss Cora Wallin Sunday P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Corn of Wood
fin were visiting Mrs.. Corn's parents
Sunday. 1 -
Everyone is invitefd to-come out to
prayer meeting anq ueip. us w iuu
it: interesting. , V.
lfeFrom BELVA.
The farmers around here are very
busy setting out tobacco.- - n
Miss Viola Cook,, and Ine Chand-iiJ
ler, ' were- Visiting Miss -Lillian Gun
ter Wednesday. ' , ' r - - "
'. A nice decoration service was held
at the Cook Farm Wednesday and a
fine speech was made by Lela Cook. "
Miss IiUian Gunter visited Lola
Cook Wefdnesdayv.-'-'
Miss Geneva Guntef and little sister
Ruth were at the decoration. " . , i
m Mr. EugeWe Franklin was the guest -j.
of Miss Katherine Ramsey Wednesday
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