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Mrs. Mary McClure and her two
children are guests of Mrs. Hilliard
Rector.
Dr. and Mrs. DeWitt Austin of
Mr. J. F. Buckner of near Bull
! been on
week
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Mrs. W. E. Allen of Marshall, R. F
D. No. 2, celebrated her 77th birth
day last Sunday, March 24, 1029
Mr Van Rector, who fcaa tfoij-, fn Marshall Thursday
tion, in Washington, p. "C.fl Is ow
her spending some time withJnw
parents, Mr. and Mr. Geo. RectorVa
Mr. John Shugart of Walnut was
in Marshall last Friday on business.
Mrs. W. F. Deaver went to Knox
vi!le last Sunday and will return Sat
urday of this week.
Miss Anna Mav Deaver spent last
Saturday P. M. with her mother.
Tom Mix in "King Cowboy" at iho
Princest Saturday at 2:30 P. M. and
7:45 P. M.
Mr. W. B. Coward, of Rocky
Mount, N. C, and Mr .M. C. Coward
of Spring Creek were in Marshall
Monday and paid the News-Record
office a visit. Mr. W. B. Coward
had been visiting relatives on Spring
Creek. . .
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Cline left Mon
day night for various points in this
State. x ,
Mr. W. F. Randolph, secretary of
Masonic lodges in Asheville, was in
Marshall Wednesday.
Mrs. Tom Morrow and Miss Mate
Horn of Walnut attended the installa
tion of Eastern Stanofficers Tuesday
evening. ,
Mrs. Maude Ross, o f Durham, came
Wednesday to spend some time with
her people, the Frisbys, at Redmon.
She and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ben
Frisby, attended the installation oere
oionlea Tuesday evening. :
jUrs. George Pritchard of Asheville
was In Marshall. Wednesday after
nobiit -.Mr. Pritchard was here attending-
court. They were accomp
anied back to Asheville by her moth
er, Mrs. J. J. Redmon.
Mr. James E. .Rector, Asheville at
torney was in .Marshall Wednesday
afternoon,
So Ton Mix in a big "Western at
rrincoaa miov at i
Mrt. O, C. Rector has recuperated
sufficiently to leave the Marshall hos
pital last Tuesday.
MrTand Mrs. ft. L. Story1 visited
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Brown and family
at Hendersonville last, Sunday after
noon. '
Mrs. W. H. Morrow is supplying for
her daughter, Mrs. Cline, this week
at Hot Springs, where Mrs. Cline, nee
Miss Gage Morrow, has been teaching
music. Mrs. Cline has resigned and
gone with her husband traveling over
the state.
Mrs. J. J. Bailey and daughter,
Miss Nelle, of Asheville were in Mar
shall Tuesday evening and attended
the installation of Elastern Star offl-
L Stars took place lat 'the Masonic Hall
tn Marshall Thursday. f . l'in Marshall, Tuesday .evening, MaJrch
Mrs. Tom Marrow and Mrs. Lloyd, 26, 1929. Quit;a number of invito
Honeycutt of Walnut were In, Mar- visitors' were present to witness
line ceremonies una hijuj me iwuif
ties v ,tne occasion, xne iouowmg
officers, "were installed for the ensu
ing year: ...... V
Worthv Matron Matiiaa risner;
ut. ana ana. juenrivt auiwu m Wortfly Matron Mauiaa risner,
Charlotte, N. C, are expected Satur- worthy Patron George Sams; As
day to spend Easter Sunday with her . si8tant, Matron Alice White ; Secre
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. West. I tary Janie Mc. Ramsey; Treasur-
Messrs. Alex, Fielding and Edward er Grace' Freeman; Conductress
Russell are spending some time with Effie Sawyer; Assistant Conductress
their brother here, Mr. W. J. Russell, pora Ramsey ; Chaplain Valeria
manager of the A&P store. ' Roberts; Marshal Stella Sprinkle;
Miss Evelyn Ilinkle, student at , Organist Agnes Stuart ; Star Points
Oarson-JNewman College, Tenn., is' Maud Ramsey, Adah; Annie Mae
1 Iff - -1. n 1 Y i. V. Loll Jn..n I - n r fTI 1 T71
in marsiiaii iur me iaater iiuiiunye. i White Kuth; Tacoma Mcelroy, JL8-
Mrs. C. A. Thomas of Asheville is ther; Orla Roberts, Martha; Maud
expected to take turkey Easter din- J Dodson, Electa; Warder Ralph Fish
ner with Mr. and Mrs. J. N. West. (er. Sentinel Herschel Sprinkle.
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Creek church, Marshall, R. 3, has'service rendered were given Mrs. J.,
the jury in Marshall this
M Woat nH Mr. J. Herschel Sprin
kle, the presentation speeches being
made by Attorney Carl Stuart. The
incoming Worthy Matron was given
a surprise, a box of beautiful roses
sent her by the brother organization,
tl mo anna nf Mnrxhall. the same be-
f ... n n
aay iw aunuuy, luuitn , im presented by Mr. ueorge oams.
She i wa given r surprise dinher by rs. Fisher's surprise aiid delight
the following relatives: her daughter, eqUany evident, as this was a
Mr. 7.. T. Blankennhin and husband: j . tu MD.nno Var
Mrs. "Z. T. Blankenship and husband; ew departure of the masons, her
her granddaughter, Miss May Blank- nrlui.MUAnl never havinir had such
enship; er grandsjon, Mr. T. D. I bestowed upon them. Afterl
Blankenship and XamUy of Woodnn;;,. ingtallation ceremonies, delicious
sicoggins and husband and family of
west Asnevuie. au reponea a nne
time. .
WILSON CHILD HURT
Following is a list .of those pres
ent, visitors and 'members included':
Mrs. W. A.: Sams, Mrs. L. H. Giezen
.tanner, Mis-Viva Hayton, Mrs H. E:.
Coleman Ramsey,. Mrs. J. N. Wesa
cers.
Mrs. Lizzie Ramsey of Walnut was
MUSIC CLASS
Beginning about May IS, I (hall
teach music class in Marshall.
PKMnts wishing to senoT children
will please see me.
, MRS. CM. GAGE
The four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, Fishe, Mr. Geo- Sama,
Mrs. Fred Wilson of Craggy was ; 'Mrs. J. N. WhiteMrs. F. E. Free
struck by an automobile Thursday of , man, Mrs. Claude lawyer, Mrs. Mof
Jast week and as a result is in the ' X??' Mrs. W. M. Mirtj,
.French Broad Hospital in Asheville Mrs. Carl Stuart, Mrs. R. S. Ramsey,
with a fractured hip and other injur- M- AnniJB, Ma W .M. m
wnen me car, uriven oy a woman, . r7 ' . . r n v -I
struck him. He is the grandson of ..Mr. CarrStuart, Mm Guy Roberto,
Mr. ana. Mrs. suas w nson of near . v j - -
Marshall ?er, Mm lTances tirairon, iwrs. .
LHeamon, mn. oeu ukuj, "
Story, Mrs. K. A. Kohloss, Mrs. war
flarra Mrs. Howard Rector. Mm
Phttihpv. Mrs. J. J. Bailev. of
I Asheville, Mrs. Victoria Jarrett, Miss
...... ... . 1 T.M.
Nellie isauey, oi Asnevuie, mn. ium
Morrow, of Walnut, Miss Maie Home,
of Walnut, Mrs. Maude Koss, oi uur-
MRS. ADDIE GENTRY
BURIED IN
MARSHALL
Funeral services for Mrs. Addie
r uiivini ci vices iui iuio, nuuic v- : T XT
v 1. An ...i.- -i. i . i Vmm Dr. and Mrs. Ditmore, J. H
oiq Mhu a ,rnn au,,;ii Rnrinkle. 1 and H. It, btory. UT. w.
Monday night, were held Wednesday A. Sams came m late.
aiternoon ai is:du ociock irom ine . . ...,,,x,rirwT
funeral home of Clayton and Hyer. ! BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
The services were conducted by the i A TTt c m tto-Io
Rev. J. B. Grice, pastor of the Cal-i Born to Mr. and Mrs. S. N Eads
vary Baptist church, Asheville. Burial of Marshall, on Tuesday, March 19th,
was in Madison County. 1929, daughter, Rebecca Jean.
-' Mrs. Gentry is survived by her hus- . nCAr)
band, two sons, Can and Clyde Gen- i PARENT-TEACHER
try and one daughter, Isabelle. Sev- i ATION TO MEET NEXT
eral brothers and sisters also survive. '. A 1 lyj
TUESDAY NlliHT
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There's a real wisdom in visit
ing the A&P for your food
needs for1 it's the modem way
to shot) and the sure war to
1 sare;
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WHITE HOUSE; 'fliifM '".
EVAPORATED UOLIQ17
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The Parent-Teacher Association of
Marshall will meet at the school audi
torium next Tuesday evening, April
2, at 7:30 o'clock. This will be a
fathers' night as well as a mothers'.
Dr. Knox and' others will jwobably
speak, says the president, Mrs. S. B.
Roberts, and they will have special
music and a large attendance is urg
ed. TUSCULUM COLLEGE GLEE
CLUB BROADCAST
$S2 f
N.D.C.
Assortment Dcluno pkg. 29c
Moonshine Ass't'd Ib. 23c
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HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
BROOMS '. .... : .each 29c
OLD DUTCH Cleanser 3 cans 20c
Octagon SOAP 8" 7 Cakes 25c
ftftl n niTOT - 7 nkcrs. 25c
STAR WasL Ponder, 3 pkgs.sl0c
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Friends of Misa Lite Brooks, of
Hot Springs, North Carolina, will be
interested to learn that the Tusculum
Girls' Glee Club, of which she is a
member, did broadcast from Station
WWNC in Asheville on Monday eve
ning, March 26. The program was
at eight-thirty, Eastern Standard
time.
" This Club is composed of twenty
monmhorx. sHrlg chosen from the stu
dent body because of their musical
ability. The club is under the ai
wtotinn nt Mis Nellie L. Humohrev.
teacher of. Voice at Tusculum.
On Thursday evening, Marcn zi,
the Girls' Glee Club was presented
in its annual concert. This concert
met with such an enthusiastic re
ception that the success Of the broad
casts? Drosrram seemed more than
assured. '
In And Near Marshall
5 v -s-'-v. ,
The1 tittle Ivy church singers are
going W sing at Middle Fork Sunday
March SI.
tMiss Gwen Chandler was the guest
nf Mn. If. C. Ensrlish Sunday. She
reported a nice time.
Last Thursday a crowd oi Calilor
mrli anil hnva who missed the
echoolbus were as follows: Misses
Hettie Woody, Elma Carter, Savada
Barrett, Gwen Chandler, Mary uau
and Messrs Marion Carter and Fer-
mon Fox. . i .
MrFennon Carter was tne guest
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A PERFECT SIORTENING - .
! Gnox7di?5Ctt Qfl.flO
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- FIVE GALS. PAINT FREE
'A1afflre.Uaintibncern: in furth-
fer&lieeorandwtisiirg and in-
tsttdHiarf -emiyalffzi now in
rarrifrreag-'ofTfeirs to Jrivte. free of
charare, five gallons pf its best
i0use painx, an7,coior wj one
property owner at each post
office or on each rural route in
thia county. This concern
wants its paint on a house in
each locality this season which
is'th( purpose of this remark
able offer. It also wants a
local ikleimtn in each county
Persons interested are request
ed to-write Central ou com
pany, Louisville, Kentucky. . "
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The most complete line new Spring Merchandise I have
ever shown, consisting of Ladies" Dresses Coats En
semble New Stylish Pumps Straps Ties Both
Kid and Patent Leathers New Wash Silks in Prints &
Plain Colors Rayons Dress Prints Printed Piques
Gabardines and Broadcloth, Batiste, Organdies,
etc., etc. Men's and Boys' Suits, Shirts, Ties, Sox,
Hats in the New Leghorns for Summer Caps Ox
fords in several styles and prices.
Exclusive agent for the FLORSH1EM SHOES for
the man or boy WHO CARES for appearance.
Work clothes headquarters Shoes that will stand
the farm also Shirts, double-back and elbow best
made for the price. Exclusive Agent for TOM-CAT
Overalls None better few as good full 8-oz. East
era made denim Try a pair. '
Big assortment Gold Seal 9x12 Rugs oJy $8.49 ea.
Big Assortment Base Felt 9xl0y2 Rugs nly $4.95 ea.
Good Medium Grade Domestic 7J4c yd.
Good grade 32-in. Gingham 15c yd.
Gold Seal 32-in. Dress Gingham 20c yd.
Good Grade Rayon Silk Bloomers 50c pr.
G. L.
J W U nDDftCITr riTI71?NS2 RANK J
OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK
IVIasonic Bldg. Marshall, N, C,
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of Miss Savada Barrett Sunday.
Mr. Clarence Carter and Miss Het
tie Woodv were out riding Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Buckner, Mr.
and' Mrs. Clyde Hamlin, Mr. Dock
Holeomibe, Mr. and Mrs. s. u. inana
ir Mrs. T. P. Hill and son Boyd
were guests of Mrs. W. C. English.
Mistf ' Minnie Ruth Edwards was
visiting some of her neigkbers Sunda
monuny.
Mrs. Jeter JSdwaras was visiung
relatives of Mr. Edwards' family, or
rather she was walking and found
that they were off visiting.
Mr. Clay Honeycutt was the guest
of Miss Orla Ramsey Sunday.
Miss AnVberjean Hamlin was at
Little Ivy church Sunday.
Miss Lois Davis was out riding with
friends Sunday afternoon.
Miss Edna Buckner and Mr. Ra
loifrti Kntrliah ,erp out trvinir the new
Chevrolet Sunday afternoon.
Miss Eula Buckner and Mr. nomer
Tomberlin, Miss Luck Buckner and
Mr. Theodore Robinson were out rid
ing Sunday.
MCr. Ehrrnas Ponder and Miss Orla
Ponder made a pleasure trip to Mar
shall Sunday aiternoon.
Mr. Robinson Hamlin of Mars Hill
Route 2,twas seen going to Mars Hill
Monday morning.
Misses "Velma Ponder, Orla Ramsey
Linda and Lena Ponder were, out ko
daking Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gardner,
Misses Velma and Linda Ponder went
visiting on Ponder Creek Saturday.
From BULL CREEK
Hunter Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Sprinkle and
family and Elizabeth Herron were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Sprinkle
Sunday for lunch.
THE NURSE
Ctnr S H i. nrnoTPSsinir nicelv. A
v' .o r r c ---- - -
large crowd was present Sunday. The
pastor preached a wonderful sermon.
Miss Ola Hunter was me gue w
Mirsas Minnie Belle and Robbie Lee
Browtt Sunday for lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Claxton Cohn were
here Sunday. t. v
Miss Joncie JLee nunter was vne
guest, of Miss Georgia BuAner for
lunch Sunday. -
Miss Glen Hunter was the guest
of Miss Velda Buckner Sunday. .,
Mr. and Mrs. Cline Guthrie and
Mrs. P.." A; Fisher were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W, K. Hunter Sun
day afternoon. . .' c . '
Mr. nd Mrs. Toni Cargle were the
guests of Mrs. Lizsie Hunter Sunday.
Mr. Floyd ana JSan uarson .were
the gnests of Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Car
son Sunday. . C"v- ' -i
Mr., Tilmon Silver, Kate Ramsey,
June, Annis and Lena Edwards and
Mr nrA Mn Jeter Metcalf were Out
riding Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. wairanan were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Radford
Sunday afternoon. '
Mr. and Mrs. Will Rice and Louise
Briggs were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H., M. Sprinkle Sunday after
noon.' ':'''-: '' V'1 .'
Miss Nettie Hunter and Pauline
Phillips were the guests of Miss Ola
' The world grows better year by year,
Because the nurse in hex little sphere
; Puts on her apron nd griwand sings
1 And keeps on doing the suae, eld
i things.
i Taking the temperatures, giving the
1 Pills, V'
To remedy mankind's numerous ills,
Feeding the babies, answering, the
bells,
Being polite with a heart that rebels.
Longing for home and all of the while
Wearing the same old professional
smile,
Blessing the ne w-born baby's first
breath.
Closing the eyes that are still in death
j Taking the blame for the Drs. mis
' takes, i t ,
Oh! dear Vhat a lot of patience it
takes,
Going off duty at seven o'clock, ,
Tired, discouraged, just ready to drop
i
Called 'back on duty at seven-fifteen,
With curse in her heart, but it must ;
not be seen.
Morning and evening, noon and night, j
Just doing it over and hoping it3
right.
When we lay down our caps and cross
the bar,
Lord, will you give us just one little
star,
To wear in crowns with uniforms new
In the city above where the head
nurse is you?
A. Wilson.
IN MEMORY
Of Aunt Laura Price wbo died March
18, 1929.
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Aunt Laura's gone and we shall miss
. her, . v ' - ':
She has crossed death's chilling' tide;
She has gone to meet her loved ones,
And with Jesus to abide. I
But some day well ro and see hef..
There will clasp glad hands ones more
wnen our work on earut is over, ,
We shall meet on heaven's bright ,
shdre.' ' ' .j
Oh, 'tis sad to part with old ones,
But our loss is heaven's gain, - - ;
Let us be prepared to meet her, ; -In
a land that's free from pain. ,
We sre waiting for the summons, .
That will call us to that shore.
Where we'll meet with all our loved
-ones . - ':'
And, will never part any more.
' Written by her niece.'
4 - - Mrs. Mitchell A- Griffin
THINKS DIFFERENT
To The News-Record:
I saw a piece in your paper that it
was hard for a man to go to hell
these days. I beg to differ with that
man. . It is just as easy to go to hell
as it was when I was a child, and I
am fifty years old. There are more
on the road to hel now days than
then. Why is it so? I can tell you
Pride, lust and the cares of this worlc
have choked the good seed out anc
the. devil is sowing the tares thes .
days. There are some trying to preaci
their way through. Preaching foi
speculation and popularity. Some arc
trying to get there on their pocket
book, but thank God there are a few
that have the old time religion, and
have been washed in the blood of the
Lamb and are not depending on the
riches of this world but looking to
Jesus Christ the author and finisher
of their faith, been filled with his love
and received the Holy Spirit which is
the Holy Ghost to teach us, and to
guide us in all righteousness. All that
have received the Spirit are going to
walk a consecrated, holy and upright
life in this world of sin. Show the
poor lost men and women that there
is beauty in serving a true and living
God.
Let all who profess to know God,
"-.cacl: it, live a Christian life, sing &
shout and give God the glory, I am
not saved eternally yet, but thank
God, I have been washed in the Blood
of the Lamb and am on my road f,o
heaven and desire the prayers of all
God's children.
Yours as ever,
Mary Tweed.
MRS. WYATT'S LETTER
Ury, W. Va. Mch. 21, 1929
Mr. H. L. Story,
Dear Editor:
I am writing a few lines in retrard
to Mrs. Wvatt'i letter. She doesn't re
alise that some time she might need
medical aid, as her children, some
time wouldn't be able to be taken
care of, then would have to call on
some one, and if she only knew
county hospital is one rreat thins- to
have. We, then, can all donate to the
poor who would need, medical aid and .
not be able to pay for a doctor. I am
for a hospital, also health officers,'
ednnty doctors and nurses. That is
one great help of Raleigh county, W.'
Va we have good ' roads, county
health doctors, most' anything for the
help of poor people, and I hope Some
day, Madison county, N. C, can boast
all those needs. I am sure you virill
agree with me too, for I love my
home and would be glad to know it
could have all necessary for the rich
and poor.
..!-,.. Yours for more news,
; .: Mrs. Bertha . McGhee. i
. Pleas send news letters EALY.