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Marshall, N. C, Jan. 18, 1929 THE NEWS-RECO SEVENTH TAGS day nite .t the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. VY . VHVIB. I Mrs. Annie Plemmons spent last week with her brother, Mr. Scoville Balding of Woodnn. Mrs. Lydia Davis was Mrs. Belle Price Sunday. Mr. G. W. Davis visited Mrs. Baxter Davis Sunday. DEATH OF LITTLE HAZEL BALDING 00 ASHEVILLE'S LEADI1 V KT'"' PHONE 4013 HAYWOOD ST. 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 clad to open charge ac counts with responsible parties. ther S. A .Ray, from Carmen and Brother G. E. Cutshaw from Greene ville, Tenn. Mrs. W. J. Wilson and little son Max have been on the sick list this visiting week. I Miss Kthcl Rogers was motoring Mr. and Sunday. I Miss lYn ic Mi-Merrill an;! Clennis Burris was visiting Mrs. Diora Rice i Monday afternoon. Mrs. YV. !'. B'.irri ; - mi the si-k ; list at this writing. ; Mr. Othn Merrill lias returned from 1 th 'Knoxville, Tenn., where he has been Ano-wl visitH thA hnmp nf s. A nnH visiting Miss Hiawatha Ebbs at her Euras Balding and took away their darling babe. It was about nine months old when death claimed her. She was sick only a short time, the cause of her death being pneumonia. She leaves a father, mother and one sister, and a host of relatives and friends to mourn their loss. We tried in vain to keep her, but Jesus said, it's best to come up here ami live, and be forever blessed. The DR. J. H. HUTCHINS From BARNARD Our S. S. is getting along nicely. Mrs. Polly Roberts and son Mallie, went to Spring Creek Friday. Mrs. Eva Goforth is on the sick list. Miss Annie Meadows was here last Friday. Mr. John Lunsford was here Friday Mr. L. J. Lunsford lias the flu. iMiss Nina and Mr. Emmett Payne were on Anderson Branch Friday. Mr. John Lunsford visited Mr. P. V. Goforth Friday night. Miss Aailie and June Goforth were ' Barnard Saturday. Mr. Raymond Shelton was the pleas ant caller at Mr. Bob Boyd's Sunday. Corner Soutliside nd Church St. 1,11 a.- ijj.il hrrlir woa alA fr woof In 4-U lift- m luuj tvuo mill ItO(, 111 WIC lUli From AnderSOn Branch Pleasant cemetery on January 8th. We extend our greatest sympathy to the bereaved ones. Let us all live such lives till we can meet little Hazel over on the streets of gold. Let little children conic to me, The loving Saviour said; Anil in his arms they'll always be, When graves give up the dea-.l. weaTerVule ' (Too late for last week) Miss Sue Weaver of Honduras, who has been spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Weaver, has sailed for Central Amer ica, where she will resume her 'duties with the United States Government. Mrs. J. V. Erskine left Thursday morning for South Georgia. During her absence she will also be in Atlan ta with her sister whose son is under the care of specialists in that icity. Mr. and Mrs. Noab Walser of High Point, who have been for some time visiting Mrs. Walser's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Reagan, have return ed to their home. iMr. Joe Rogers, who has been very ill with pneumonia and pleurisy as a result of influenza, is reported to be somewnat improved NOTICE! MAGISTRATE'S SUMMONS. DENTIST Citizens Bank Building MARSHALL, N. C. t X-RAY WORK A SPECIALTY ASHEVILLE WELDING COMPANY E. W. BLAKE WELDERS AND BRAZERS OF ALL METALS Welding of Farming and Mining Machinery A Specialty Asheville N. C i O if! X NORTH CAROLINA, Justice's Court No. 2 Township, Madison County. Before A. S. Gentry, Justice of the Peace. CIVIL ACTION Stokley Cutshall, Plaintiff, against Robert Reeves, Defendant To any Constable or other lawful ollicer of said county Greeting: You arc hereby commanded to sum mon Robert Reeves to appear before A. S. Gentry, Justice of the Peace, at his oflice in No. 2 Township, Coun ty of Madison on the 22 day of Janu ary l'Jz'.i, at Z o clock r. ivi., to ans wer the complaint ot the above named ivti speiu dinner plaintiff, for the nonpayment of the Carolina Parker. um of eighty-five dollars, and inter est until paid, due and demanded by said plaintiff, and for costs. Herein fail not, and of this sum mons make due return. home on Woodbine Avenue. Mr. Ben Nollen of Asheville is now boarding with Mr. Doyle Rogers while he is working on the State highway. ROARING FORK We wish to begin our Sunday School Sunday with Mr. Robert Kent as superintendent. Evervone invited to attend. All. .a han I'ax ne's family w i ; ii iiu. .Mi-s Maggie lul' ipent night with .Miss (iert.e Hi .Miss Woody acconipau;ed her and spent Saturday p y'M. Mrs. Eula Wyatt ai:.i three child- Thursday with Miss are HI Friday y tii 'it h 5111(5 IE From RIVER ROUGE, MICH. 22nd. Mr. Fortnev is 24 years old and was formerly telegraph operator . for the Southern Railway at Barnard, We are having some real coldish q j)ut is now employed with the weather here. There is about six inch- F()1.rt Motor Co., Miss Smith is 20 es of snow and a real cold wind. iVMr nf nrt. her former home being There are several eases of flu here 'jn Missouri. She now holds a position a delightful paper on Early English December, 1928. A. S. GENTRY, Justice of the Peace. 0-Jan-18-29.4t. pd. NOTICE OF SALE" Under and bv virtue of the au thority given to the undersigned Trustee in a certain deed of trust x I ecuted by JOE CANTRKL1, and Vh- VVMli-im H,,H , , IWlIe, JSll IttliljlJA UA1N 1 (laleil tei-t:iinpl the rtli.K c... M..f,.i t March Ihth, l'J24, and of record in We were real sorry to learn of the death of Mr. Ellis Gregory, the be reaved have our greatest sympathy. Mr. Berry Brown attended the funeral of Mr. Gregory Monday. Mr. J. S. Woody called on relatives Witness my hand, this 22 day of al Je'0Monda,y- , , mi. ottiiiuru Diaunensnip icaiieu on his mother Sunday. vin Coolidge that is President, and Herbert Hoover, who is to be Presi dent of the United States; and also the principal Departments and Bu reaus of the Government. The great American band wagon is loaded down with those who support these opin ions. Report of the Condition of THE BANK OF FRENCH BROAD at Marshall, N. C. to the Corporation Commission at the close of business on the 31st day of December, 1929. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $395,467.40 Overdrafts . 167.24 United States Bonds 15,300.00 North Carolina Bonds 20,000.00 Co'unty and Municipal Bonds 20,000.00 Banking House 40,164.24 Furniture and Fixtures .... 9,898.14 provement Wednesday afternoon. -Mrs. J. N. Gill, as leader of the liter ary portion of the programme, read but all seem to be improving although as sch0ol teacher in the River Rouge a few have been called away by it. public schools. Mr. Tyson and Hansard Worlcy j We hope the farmers continue to are employed with the Dwight Lum- lget a g0CJo price for their tobacco. Der I.0., ana seem 10 oe geiuug uiuiig nicely. The Ford Motor Co., is hiring from four to five men every day and plan to hire each day until March 1st. All the employees are wonting six aays a week at the' present writing. ' A number of friends and relatives visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Treadway on New Year's day, Mr. W. E From TRUST (Too late for last week) There is quite a lot of sickness in this community at present. We have not had any Sunday School at Mt. Pleasant for the last two Sundays on account of bad Fortner and Miss Helen weather and sickness. novelists with special attention to the Bronte sisters and to George Eliot. Under the tropic Government al Administrations and Policies, Mrs. Zimmerman talked in a most inter esting manner on the regimes of the women of the White House. From BULL CREEK Smith are to be married on February I Rev. Everett Sprinkle spent Fri- J REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF I BANK OF MARS HILL X at MARS HILL, N. C, in the State of North Carolina, at the close of business, on the 31 day of December, 1928 f TO THE CORPORATION COMMISSION 1 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $174,138.16 246.18 2,780.86 X X X Overdrafts Banking House Furniture and Fixtures 3,886.31 Cash in Vault and Amounts Dua( from Ap proved Depository Banks 23,919.07 Checks for Clearing and Transit Items 195.08 Other Real Estate 1,792.21 Mr. and Mrs. Perry Moore of Ashe ville are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Moore. Messrs. -George Greene and Leo Kent motored to Asheville Sundav evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Edwards and son, Jr., were visiting Mrs. Edwards' father, Mr. W. A. Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ball have moved out of our community. We were sorry to see them move. Messrs. J. W. M. Ball and Robert Crow took dinner with Mr. J. E. Kent Sunday. Mr. Liston Carter was seen on his way to Mr. W. C. Silver's store Fri day evening. Mr. J. S. Fisher has been quite ill, but is 'better at this writing. Messrs. Leo Kent and Perry Moore have been car trading. Mr. Fred Kent went to the Madi son Seminary Sunday evening. We are sorry to hear of so mucii sickness in our community. the oflice of the Register of Deeds for Madison County, North Carolina, in Book of Deeds of Trusts and Mort gages No. 26 at page 27.'?, default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby secured and the holder of th notes secured thereby having requested the Trustee to offer the hdreinlafter dqsjcrjib'ed premises Mr. Bud Cooke of Bonnie Hill was in this sppt.inn RnnHnv Aunt Laura Brown returned home iCah in Vault and Amounts Sunday after spending the week end iue lrom ApPrvea with relatives at Joe. Depository Banks Misses Gertie Woody, Maggie Park- jChecks for Clearing and er, Messrs Chester Rhinehai t and1, Tl?n tems . Tilman Williams were car riding last Due from Banks (Not Ad" Sunday proved ueposnoncs; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Caldwell and ' two children called on hoim-folk" hen Sum. ay. We are real sorry to learn of the illness of Mr. Perry Gowan of Bon nie llili. Hope he will soon recover. Miss Anna Greene spent Saturday night with Miss Bonnie Williams. Miss Isabelle Kent is back in S. S. again. Messrs J. M. Brown and J. D. Payne Called on friends at Joe Sunday. Ella and Pauline Wyatt called on sh Items (Items Held Over -li Hours) Olher Real Estate .. . TOTAL 130,966.22 200.00 9,103.55 1,276.63 11,000.00 $653,533.42 for salft in accordance with t.hp nnwf-r contained in said deed of trust, the the Parker girls, Monday undersigned trustee will offer for sale to the highest bidder for CASH From T ENNELINA at the Court House door in Marshall, (Too late for ,ast week) Madison County, North Carolina, the following described land at 12:00 o'- The Death Angel visited the home oclock noon on February 16th, 1929, of Mr. johnnie Gowan December 27th said property lying and being in th N. C, adjoining the lands of Ramsey Bros., and others, described as fol lows, viz: BEGINNING on a stake in the margin of the street per plat of C. A. and J. A. Nichols in the old C. A. Clark line, near the big ash tree in the gap and runs with the margin of the street S. 33 deg. W. about 12 roles to a stake in the margin of sa:d street and corner of Academy Street; t!:ence with the margin of Academy .-street ts. bu hi deg. E. about 17 poles to a stake; thence S. 20 deg. W. about 16 poles to a spring and stake at ihe C. A. Clark old line; thence with 'Ma line North 45 deg. W. to the BE GINNING, containing 1 acre more or less. This deed of trust to cover all of said lot except the land lying be low or on the left of the new road husband and father. He leaves to mourn their loss his wife, Mrs. Bettie Gowan; six children, IMr. Grover Gowan, Mrs. Ella Wyatt, Mrs. Nona Woodson, Mrs. Dora Holt, and a host of friends and relatives, and also two young sons, Burnett and Ervin Gow an. He asked his wife not to grieve over his death, for he was ready to go, but we all know she will badly miss him. His health had been poor for several years, but he was in bed only one week and three days before death came. Hold the fort, for I am :coming, Jesus signals still. Wave the answer back to Heaven, By the Grace we will. May God bless and save his family is my prayer. Wagon TOTAL - - - $206,957.87 LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid In $ 10,000.00 Surplus Fund . - - 9,000.00 Undivided Profits (Net Amount) 2,888.76 Reserved for Depreciation 1,933.45 Other Deposits Subject to Check ... ..... 57,783.57 Cashiers Checks Outstanding r 768.73 Dividend Checks Outstanding 14.00 Time Certificates of Deposit (Due on or After 30 days - 114,569.36 Bills Payable - 10,000.00 TOTAL . $206,957.87 that teoes to Barnard. EXCEPTING from the above de- Great American "vi. --.- i t i iuj i-jjftiua win uici ii t :i i a o i i . , . . ., at Sexton.the third Sunday afternoon C"'0 'ana T ""owing at 2 o'clock. Hope there will be a'trh"Ctph has been released from large crowd. effect of the aibove described Mr. Commodore Ball spent Sunday "'"th k xt , m night with Sammie Moore. WLTJ o be'"5 -,n N- i Twnsh,P I Ward No. 2, and being in the Town of P CUVTAM Walnut and BEGINNING on an iron from OILA 1 Ull j stake, Freeborn's S. corner and run- The people of this section are very ning as an extension of Freeborn's busy handing tobacco. ; East boundary line S. 40 deg. 30' W. There will be preaching services at 1 feet to an iron stake in Cantrell's this place next Saturday night and Garden; then N. 49 deg. 30' W. 32 Band LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid In $ 25,000.00 Surplus Fund ' 45,000.00 Undivided Profits (Net A- mount) .. . 6,063.77 Reserved for Interest . 499.71 Reserved for Depreciation 10,000.00 Other Deposits Subject to Check 164,997.99 Deposits Due State of North Carolina and Any Official Thereof; Secur ed, $73,112.67 73,112.67 Other Deposits Secured by a Pledge of Assets or Depository Bond 38,625.."37 Demand Certificates of Deposit (Due in Less Than 30 Days) 248,844.66 Cashiers Checks Outstand ing 885.73 Certified Checks Outstand ing 121.98 Savings Deposits (Due on or After 30 Days) TOTAL 40,381.54 $653,533.42 The country is prosperous. It is enormously prosperous. Everybody says so. And everybody includes Cal- STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA County of Madison C. K. Rector, Cashier, Frank Rob erts, Director, and Roy L. G-udger, Director of the Bank of French Broad, each personallyy appeared be fore me this day, and being duly sworn, each for himself, says that the foregoing report is true to the best of his knowledge and belief. Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 12th day of Jan., 1929. A. B. McDANIEL, Notary Public. My commission expires Feb. 9, 1929. C. E. RECTOR, Cashier. FRANK ROBERTS, Director. ROY L. GUDGER, Director. 4 Sunday. Jan. 19-20. Everybody come out and hear the word of God. We are expecting our pastor, Bro- SOUTHERN RAIL WAY SYSTEM Southern Passenger Train Schedules For Marshall, N. C. teet to the old Barnard Road: then with, said Road to Freeborn's S. W. corner; then with his line to the BE GINNING, i This sale will be made subject to all taxes against the property, and all prior encumbrancess of record, i This the 11th dav of Jan., 1!2!) BARNEY TAYLOR, Tr i ic O-Feb. 8, 192!). m a t ! r vi State of North Carolina County of Madison. L. Z. Eller. Cashier, W. L. George, Director, and E. Yates Ammons, Direfctor of the Bank of Mars Hill, each personally appeared before me this day, and, being du ly sworn, each for himself, says that the foregoing re port is true to the best of his knowledge and belief. N. S. WHITAKER, Notary Public. My Commission expires Feb. 21, 1929. L. Z. ELLER, Cathier. W. L, GEORGE, YATES AMMONS, . ... Directors. t fc ..- i-4-- -" V- ' X- Ml X Changes Schedule Passenger train now due at Marsh all as following: (CENTRAL TIME) No. 101 West Bound at 6:21 A. M. No. 11 West Bound at 1:25 P. M. No. 27 West Bound at 7:57 P. M. Notice is hereby given that a Bill will be introduce;: in the General Vs semblv of North Carolina at the Ses sion convening in January, 1929, to amend the Charter of the Town of 'Hot Springs, and to extend the cor porate limits of said town. ! C. G. PARIS, Mayor. ! O-Feb. 1, 1929. No. 28 East Bound at 8:10 A. M. No. 12 East Bound at 12:18 P. M. No. 102 East Bound at 7:30 P. M. NOTE: Marshall time makes these figure one hour later. This scheduU pablished as infor. nation anal not guirantoooL Consult tks Ticket Afents for further infor- iatioa. , NOTICE: Ticket office closes at 4:00 P, M. (Central Time). Passenger using evening: trains will please pur chise tickets before that time. J. H. WOOD, Di. Paaa. Aft. Aaka-ai; N. C.' O. 3., BRADFORD, Ag-at, MarsWl, N. C NOTICE! ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Having qualified as administratrix of the estate of B. A. Ramsey, late of the County of Malison and State of North Carolina, this is to notify ail persons having- claims against the es tate of the said -deceased to exhibit i them to me on or before January 18, 19S0, or this notice will be pleaded in ! bar of their recovery. All persons in debted to said estate will please make ! immediate settlement. : , i This January 14, 1929. - , EMILYE RAMSEY, "Administratrix , j - of the estate of B. A. Ramsey, de ceased. 0-Feb.-22.et4 mm. m noca THE MOST RELIABLE TCZ3 OAFEOT