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From CREWE, VA.
The farmers of Crewe are about
through with their work for the pres-
C11Mr. John Love, from Detroit,
Mich., is spending a few weeks with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Luns
ford and daughter, Dortha.
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Sams and fam
ily Mrs. J. B. Rice, Messrs. Loyd and
Spurgeon Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rice and
, ... iA ri Mr onrl Mrs. G. M.
. 6- j -r ;i ,7iitorl Mr
and
IjeWlS arm mm.., 'rrl.-..
Vr Wpslev Lewis
reported a nice time eating water
melons
Mr. and Mrs. J. to. rattersim auu
family irom vveueviue . .
fflr. anair.i.' - I
ily Sunday. , p ,
Mr E. M Lunsford and son Paul. ,
aaugniei, raiuj, on,.."--- ----
ness meeting at Beech Grove Satur
day night
Mr nd Mrs. Dovle Lewis and Mr.
Loyd Rice attended the show at
Blackstone, Va. Thursday night.
Mr. Hardy Lewis spent the week
end with his friend, Mr. Jack Murphy
of Wakefield, Va. ,
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Lewis, Miss
Opha Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Lewis and family, Mr. Oscar Sams
and Mr. Spurgeon Rice all made a
trip to Norfolk, Va., August 5th.
Rev. C. P. Sutherland, Miss Thel
ma Vernon, Misses Louise and Thel
ma Hastings were visiting Mr. Paul
and Miss Pansy Lunsford Sunday.
Mr. Walter Sams and Miss Vady
Lewis, also little Misses Elsie and
Ora and O'Ceal Lewis, Misses Cora
Sams and Glen Rice went riding Sun
day. I
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Glass and son, ,
Junior, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. ;
t o.-vi nnp niirht last week. I
Miss Pansy Lunsford and Mr. Paul
Lunsford, also Mr. Walter Sams and
Miss Vady Lewis attended meeting at
Beech Grove Sunday night.
Miss Ernestine Lunsford was vis
iting Miss Vern Lunsford last week.
Yes, indeed, we are glad to know
that our O. K. is not dead and we
hope he will put more in his Kolum
next week.
CARL R. STUART
Attorney at Law
Office Over Citizens Bank
Marshall, N. C.
From BLUFF
Mr. and Mrs. Haynes and daugh
ter took dinner with Miss Bessie
Fowler Sunday,
We are having a good revival meet
ing at this place now.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fowler, Mr. and
Mrs. Burley Fowler, Mr. J. M. Fowl
er end srrandchildren took dinner
'Tith Miss Bessie Fowler Sunday.
!Mr. and Mrs. Wash Fowler took
dinner with Mr. Linsey Sunday.
Mr. Stanberry Linse took a joy
ride to Meadow Fork Sunday eve.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Moore a fine girl baby.
Mrs. J. M. Fowler took dinner with
sister, Mrs. Jim Linsey Sunday.
UI TJ8 TBAIlf YOU FOB "
BUSINESS TBM tucpBfj
FIELD Of TB WORLD
JTrpswrlttag. Shorthand, BUuutTT,
Bookkseping and Accounting are L i
'.Km that oven, the avannaa to Shi
'business world.
Hew business enterprises eomlrt so
this sectkm wui can upon our sciioou
for offlo help then, wy not takt
gped&Uasd training vnuB
nusffiei
Aahevlllc, N. C. t wuuiburf, S. C
I.lah potatoes a a "money cropis
bcir.3 abandoned by farmers of Cur
rituck County. They are no tu.'nig
to livestock and other c:-:;3.
From SANDY MUSH
Rev. B. B. Plemmons preached at
Chestnut Grove Saturday and Sun
Aav Hia sermons were KOOd. We
wish we had more preachers like Mr.
Plemmons.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hood of Gains
ville, Ga., are planning on visiting
Mrs. Hood's grandparents, Mr. and
iMts. M. O. King and other relatives
here next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hunsmger, Mr.
Lawrence Hunsinger, Mr. Dewey
Rogers and Miss Cornelia Hunsinger
of Alexander were on Sandy Mush
Friday. w
Mrs. Edd Ward called on Mrs. E.
T. Duckett Wednesday.
We were surprized to hear of Mr.
Edward Lusk being married.
Little Miss Gladys Hannah spent
Monday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. T. T. King.
Mrs. Will Hunsinger and Miss Cor
nelia Hunsinger spent Saturday night
with her parents at this place, Mr.
and Mrs. M. 0. King.
Mrs. Fred Hannah had as her
guests Friday afternoon Miss Geneva
King and Julia King.
Mr. L. L. Jones and Mr. T. T.
King motored to Leicester Friday on
business.
Mrs. Will and Miss Cornelia Hun
singer visited Mr. and Mrs. T. T. King
"Sidd Ward and darter. Re-
va, were visiting Saturday.
Misses Elsie and Julia Surrett were
jm trie KODerson tuve oaiuiu.
Mrs. T.
T. King spent r riaay ai- i
ternnon with Mrs. M. M. Hannah.
Mr. Everett Clark called at Mr. D.
Surrett's Sunday.
Miss Geneva King took dinner Sun
day wiht Miss Lois Garrett.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. West of Mad
ison County attended preaching serv
ices at Chestnut Graove Sunday af
ternoon. We were glad to have them
with us.
Miss Bonnie Jones anl Mr. Charlie
King were out motorng Sunday.
Miss Mayme Surrett called on Miss
Annie Hawkins Saturday.
Miss Lois Garrett and Miss Geneva
King enjoyed playing the Victrola
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Surrett had
company Sunday.
Mr. B. B. Plemmons was the guest
of Mr. anl Mrs. E. T. Duckett Sat
urday. Mr. Herbert Garrett was motoring
'Sunday afternoon
Tko Sn,nv Srhnn
at
Che'tnut
urove is K0lnK m mreiy
'for a larger attendance.
We hope
Everybody
is welcome to attend
j Several of the people of this com-
:murlitv are planning on attending the '
association at Pine Creek Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
eave the old uglv Office Kat a bad
cold. Hope it did, anyway.
Your tongue
tells when you
need
Coated tongue, drymouth,
bad breath, muddy akin,
groggy nerve and tour
stomach suggest its use.
GRAPE VINE
Saturday and Sunday weije our
regular meeting days. Having no
pastor, there was not any preaching
service Saturday; Dut Kev. jas. a,.
Lamb was elected pastor for the
coming year, un bunaay mr. uamD
was present and preached a sermon
on the "Church." We began a meet
ing that we hope will be a revival of
the old time religion in this commu
nity. Rev. Patterson Davis of Tennessee
was with us at the services Sunday
night. We hope that he will remain
with us a few days and help in the
meeting.
Mr. Jeff Cargile of Woodftn was at
Grape Vine Sunday.
Miss Gladys Rochester spent the
past week with her father, Mr. Thom
as Rochester.
Mr. and Mrs. Weslev Hunter were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Van Wal
lin Saturday night.
Mr. Bernard Proffitt of Woodnn is
spending a few days wth relatives
on Grave Vine.
Mrs. M. E. Hudgins, who nas been
ill this week, is improving.
Mr. A. H. Sams went to the Sams
reunion at Mars Hill Saturday.
Mr. Jim Gosnell oi Revere is vis-
itinar relatives on Grape V.ne.
Mr. Hartley Arrowooa oi xancey
County is visiting Mr. M. E. Hudgins
for a few weeks.
Mr. Arthur Dunn of South Caroli
na is visiting relatives at Grape Vine,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ramsey of East
Fork were visiting relatives here Sat-
ur&ay and Sunday. y
GOSNELL FAMILY REUNION
Descendants of Mr. M. W Gosnell
met at the old Gosnell home on Sun
day, August 11, 1929 for a general
family reunion. Those prsscnt were:
Mrs. Easter GosnelL M. and Mrs.
Frank Gosnell and three children. Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Gosnell and four chil
dren. Mr. and Mrs. George Bruce
and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Thom
as E. Rochester and three children,
TH P ' H W,S
May
Be
r intent
When your
Children Cry
for It
Castoria is a comfort when Baby i
fretful. No sooner taken than the little
one is at ease. If restless a few drops
soon bring contentment. No harm done,
for Castoria is a baby remedy, meant
for babies. Perfectly safe to give the
youngest lniant; vuu u ,""v'"
word for that! It Is a vegetable pro
duct and you could use it every day. But
it's in an emergency that Castoria means
most. Some night when constipation
must be relieved or colic pain or
other suffering. Never be without it
some mothers keep an extra bottle, un
opened, to make sure there will always
be Castoria in the house. It is effective
for older children, too; read the book
that comes with it.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Wallin and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Coy Gos
nell, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hunter,
Mrs. Victoria Proffitt, Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Reel, Messrs. Will and Devious
Gosnell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Sams and three
children, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Buck
ner and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
West and four children, Mr. and Mrs.
Gnat Hensley and baby, Messrs. Fred
'Shepherd, John Caraway, Jim Gos-
nell, Arthur Dunn, A. E. Fisher, Ber
; nard Proffitt, Burgan Buckner, Mrs.
;Louart;e West, Mrs. H. C. Allen, Mr.
Rey Jas R
Lamb. Several others came in the
tafternoon.
. j In the forenoon several of the boys
attended Sunday School at Grape
Vine while the ladies finished prepa
ring dinner, at one o'clock the table,
j which had been prepaid on the
' porch, was laden to its fullest capac
ity with the very best of delicious
eatables. Sixty-four men, women and
children gathered around the table
and satisfied their hungry appetites.
In the afternoon the congregation
fathered on the hill where Mr. M. W.
I Gosnell lies in the silent tomb of
death. Rev. Jas. R. Lamb preached
Mr. Gosnell's funeral. Supper was
i served at six o'clock in the after-
! noon. In sreneral the dav was well
spent and enjoyed by all present.
From Meadow Fork
By a 7th Grader
The Meadow Fork school opened
July 25, 1929. The principal teach
er Mr. Jack V. Joyce; primary
teacher Mrs. Cumi Stamey. There
( have been several present, but hope
' there will more come and be with us.
i We have to study hard to prepare
our lessons.
The readers and spelling books
have changed this year.
Motelle Woody has come back to
school after spending some time in
Marion, N. C.
There 'were not many at school
Monday on account ofthe storm Sun
day night.
666
is a Prescription for
Colds. Grippe. Flu, Dengue,
Bibous Fever and Malaria.
It is the most speedy remedy knew.
From SPILL CORN
It has been quite a while since oar
local news has appeared in tne pa
per, but perhaps some one will be
elad to hear from us again.
The two weeks revival conducted
by the 'Revs. James L. Hyde and
Curtis Shugart of Walnut, N. C, has
come to a close. The services were
very much enjoyed by all and we
hope that lasting good has been done
bv them.
The Uennett Lumber works nas
been delayed somewhat by the fire
whteh occurrsd recently. Hope to be
in operation again soon.
Mr. and Mrs." Scott Cook who have
been working for Mr. Fred Moody,
are spending a few weeks at home on
Laurel.
Mr. an Mrs. Thad Cloer, Jr., are
the proud parents of a sweet baby
boy.
Mr. Carl A. Betenbaugh, of Union,
S. C. called on Miss Zona Hensley re
cently, .'u
' Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Darnell
are keeping the boarding house and
are making quite a success of it.
Mrs. Verdie Tweed, who is teach
mg the school here, spent the week
end with relatives at White Kock.
. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cutshall have
been, visiting friends and relatives
-RECORD
in Asheville, N. C.
We wish to thank the people from
Gunter Town who sang for us during
the revival.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Franklin from
Big Laurel attended church serviced
here Sunday.
The people of this community were
very badly shocked by the tragedy
which occurred at Little Laurel Sun
day afternoon.
Misses Ethel Cloer and Zona Hens
ley plan to attend Washington Col
lege this fall.
Mr. Jesse Rice was the pleasant
caller of Miss Vircie Cutshall Sun-;
day. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rice called on
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Cloer, Jr., one
day last week. i
Mr. Bill Holden was the caller of
MTss Zona Hensley recently.
Mr. Tom McDevitt attended church
here Sunday night.
POLLY'S BRANCH
The revival meeting at aetnei nas
closed. We hope evrybody will still
enjoy the wonderful sermons that
have been preached for the last two
weeks. There were only four pro
fessions, but we hope much good will
follow. .
Mr. Garrett Burlison accompanied
Miss Charlsie Ponder home from
church Sunday.
Mrs. C. C. Gregory is visiting her
mother at Yancey.
Mrs. Harriett Griffin, who has been
ill for a few days, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Calloway spent
Sunday night with her mother, Mrs.
Harriett Griffin and also her daugh
ter of Yancey County, Mrs. Chas.
Parker.
Mrs. Minnie Radford, who has been
ill for some time, is not any better.
Mr. Oscar Rollin of Yancey County
was killed on a car wreck last week.
He was laid to rest in the Cane River
Cemetery Friday night at nine o'
clock. He is survived by his wife
and seven children. He will be miss
ed by many friends.
Miss Flossie Robinson spent Mon
day night with Miss Luna Griffin.
Mr. Vaughn Ferguson of Michigan
is visiting his father at this place.
Mr. and Mr'. Ton 5?th vted
her brother, Mr. Sam Gregory Sun
day at Ponder Creek.
Mrs. Louis Scoggins viisted her sis
ter, Mrs. Willard Rice Sunday.
Mr. arid Mrs. Willard Franklin vis
ited her mother, Mrs. Bnrnett Rad
ford, Satur av arrl Sunday. We are
sorry Mr. Office Kit that you have
resigned.
DR. HUTOMS
MARS HILL
AT
To Open Dental Office
Two Days In Week
Over George &
Whitaker's Store
WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY
beginning
APRIL 17 & 18, 1929
WILL BE AT MY OFFICE IN
MARSHALL ON OTHER
DAYS
J. H. HUTCHINS,
Dentist
From Lower Big Pine
Our Sabbath School is very good
at this place. Could be lots better if
more of the older folks would come
out and help us. We are glad to
say the young folks atend the bab-
bath School very well.
Our every day school has been go
ing on two weeks witn air. urcs
ory, Miss Minnie Rice and Miss Texie
McGalliard teachers.
Mrs. Josenh Anderson and children
from Highland spent the week-end
here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis from Black
Mountain weer on Big Pine Sunday.
They ate dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
U. G. Worley.
Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Worley ana
family from Walnut were on Big Pine
Sunday.
The revival at Worley church
closed Sunday, August 4. It had been
in progress two weeks, Rey. Mr. Rob
inson assisting the pastor, Rev. Ev
erett Snrinkle. Five were baptized
and added to the churcli Mrs. Gen
eral Baker, Mrs. Wilburn Farmer,
Lela Hagan, Miss Carrie Massie, and
Mr. Sam Roberts.
Mr. Wavman Waldroup of Spring
Creek was a nleasant caller at the
home of Miss Annie Mae Worley Sun
day. W. A. SAMS
Physician and Sursreon
Office Front Room Over
Citizen Bank.5
From the wreck of a biwer the
engineer and fireman of a big loco
motive gathered a flapper who, some
how or other, seemed to have escaped
injury. - V.-'..-'.-' ; v t
- "Why in the world didn't yon
ston?" the engineer asked. ' " ;
. "I tonded my honker befors yon
blew your whistle." ': .
From Spring creek
A record-breaking attendance fea
tured the N. C. Sunday School Asso
ciation held -with the Flats Baptist
Church Sunday. Some good sug
gestions were made and the leaders
of our churches should study to put
them into practice. The Association
goes to the Walnut cnurcnes nexs
year.
People here are proud of our new
school building which is being com
pleted this week. It is beautiful and
placed in a splendid location. From
the highway can be seen a most pic
turesque back ground formed by a
mountain with cliffs and this unique
rock buildinar thus makes a lovely
appearance.'
Some work on grading the baseball
diamond has been done and some
more is to be done yet before the
opening of school. A day will be set
soon for trucks to haul shale to make
driveways around the building. Sev
eral have already volunteered for
work and it is hoped a liberal amount
of help will be donated.
Folks turned out very freely to a
graveyard working last Thursday at
the Flats. Above thirty were "res
ent and all worked so well that the
job was completed easily before noon.
Why not several get together and put
the new school ground in excellent
condition? It can and must be done.
A heavy rain came in this section
yesterday and last night to spoil the
"nubbins" and add the finishing
touches to tobacco.
Mr. Henry Duckett was carried to
Dr. Kimberly early this morning and
reported very sick. .
"Grandpa" James Case has been
very ill at the home of Mr. Roy
Woody, but has improved so as to be
able to be carried to his home with
Mr. Ellis C. Jones of West Asheville.
Mr. Stephen Burnette and wife
and children of Skyland, N. C, were
on Spring Creek yesterday visiting
his wife's brothers, Messrs. Kent of
Meadow Fork.
Mr. Roy Franklin and wife of
White Rock were present at the S.
S. Association.
Supt. Blankenship and family mo
tored through this part yesterday.
TAXI SERVICE
Open and closed cars. Better serv
ice. Prices are right. Phone,
write or telegraph
S. B. FERGUSON
Phone 58.
!tf.
BUCKNER
(Too late for last week)
Rev. T. J. Eatmon preached a
wonderful sermon at Middle Fork
Sunday. A large crowd attended.
Miss Mae Penley is planning on a
trip to N. J. to join her brother,
Ralph, who is newly married.
Miss Texia Briggs and Mrs. N. E.
Jarvis attended church at Bethel
Sunday.
Mrs. Ollie Swan and daughter,
Helen, visited her mother Tuesday.
Miss Texia Briggs went to Ashe
ville Saturday on business .
Miss Geneva Hamlin took dinner
with Miss Cora Rice Sunday.
Miss Ada and Clara Ann Cox were
absent from Sunday School Sunday.
Miss Mae Pencey is spending a
few days with her cousin, Myrtle
Roberts.
Mr. Nelson Chandler had a wreck
near Bethel church and was serious
ly injured.
DEATH OF WILLIAM
LEONARD SHOOK
On Thursday, August 1, 1929, at
12:00 o'clock P. M., death again vis
ited the home of Mr. R. F. Shook,
taking his only son. Leonard was
seventeen vears of age, and has been
a member of the graduating class of
Mars Hill High School in the past
year. Althougn tne conaitiorr oi nis
health prevented him from complet
ing the course, he was honored by
teachers and students for his sin
cere work and efforts. Each of his
teachers expressed regret at losing
him as a student.
During Leonard's illness of twenty
two days, through all the untold suf
fering he realized, he was always pa
tient and kind, praying for relief,
but reconciled to God s will
He told
his father many times that he was
fuJv in trn tj Jbbiid. Whnn Deatnt.
came he answered the call calmly,
leaving no doubt but that he was at
rest.
The funeral services were held at
the Shook Cemetery at Faust, North
Carolina, conducted by J. R. Owens,
castor of Mars Hill Baptist church.
His many friends honored him by at-'
tending the funeral, and by bringing I
many beautiful flowers. !
Leonard nas gone to join his moth- 1
er, sister anu urviucr, ,uu id euivv-
ed bv his father, R. F. Shook, and
two sisters, Mrs. A. C. Hill of Faust,
N. C, and Miss Nelle Shook; also his
step-mother, who was before her mar
riage Miss Lula Robinson of Buck
ner, N. C.
Leonard was the cousin oi the late
0. D. Buckner who died only one
week before his death. . .
From SANDY MUSH
(Too late for last week.) ;
Rev. and Mrs. "Jim" Green of
Rutherford College, and the Rev. Dr.
Owen from Taylor, Indiana, spent
Monday night with Mr.' and Mrs. c
H. Reeves. Mr. Green has charge of
"Camp Free" camp-meeting near
Connelly Springs, which has just
closed' . .
Mrs. Copeland and daughter, Miss
Hortense, from Little Rock, Ark:, and
Straus Smith, ; of Statesville; who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
W. Smith, have returned to their
homes.- - -i-:"-: .'
Miss Elsie Teagu and sister, Mrs.
Marshall, N. C, Aug. 16,1929
THERE is nothing that has ever
taken the place of Bayer Aspirin as
an antidote for pain. Safe, or physi
cians wouldn't use it, and endorse its
use by others. Sure, or several mil
lion users would have turned to some
thing else. But get real Bayer Aspirin
(at any drugstore) with Bayer on the
box, and the word genuine printed in
red:
lanlrln 1
th tnd nark of
5k.e.cid..t.r of BsllexUeaH
Robert Hensley, of Weaverville, have
been spending several days with rel
atives and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. Lloyd and
two children, who have been visiting
Mrs. Lloyd's parent, Mr. and Mn. C.
H. Revees, have returned to their
home at Raleigh, N. C.
Mr. Frank VanValkenburg and
family of West Asheville were mo
toring in this community last Sunday.
Mrs. Norman Randall entertained a
party of young folks at her home last
week. Games were played during the
evening and delicious refreshments
were served. The following were
there: Mr. and Mrs. George Randall,
of Washington, N. C, Mr. and Mrs.
Rankin Wells, Leicester, Mrs. Sam
Respass, Rocky Mount, Mr. Straus
Smith, Statesville, Hr. John Weaver,
Leicester, James Reeves, Randall
Duckett, Misses Hortense Copeland,
Dicie Randall, Blanch Wells and E-
i lizabeth Penley of Candler.
I Mrs. Arrington, who has been vis
iting her mother, Mrs. Nelia Reeves,
on Little Sandy, has returned to her
! home at Detroit, Mich. Misses Lil
lian and Mary Reeves accompanied
here for a short visit.
Miss Lucy Reeves attended services
at "Camp Free" near Connelly
Springs last week.
Misses Julia Frisbee and Marietta
Brown and Randall Duckett are at
tending school at Leicester High
'hich opened last Monday.
Mr. Fred Hannah and Mrs. Zeb
Roberts are teaching the Union school
this year.
The revival which has been going
on at Union for two weeks, closed
Sunday night. There were several
conversions.
Mrs. E. L. Penley and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth of Candler, visited
Mrs. C. H. Reeves last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Vaughn had
several visitors from West Asheville
last Sunday.
A GOOD DESSERT
Put two eggs in a teacup and fill
with sweet cream, pour into a mixing
bowl and add one cup sugar, one and
oite-hilf cups flour, one teaspoon
baking powder, beat thoroughly.
Grease and flour cake pan and cover
bottom with halves or quarters of
ripe peaches, pour bater in and bake.
Serve with whipped cream.
The peanut crop of Edgecombe
County is reported to be above the
average this summer.
THE RIGHT WAY TO TRAVEL
s by train. The safest. Host com
fortable. Most reliable. Coat less.
Inquire of Ticket Agents regarding
neatly reduced fares for short trips.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
'nf T mill DT DAlf
(o U J. IlljUli; JXAjLT
WAY SYSTEM'
Southern Passenger
Train Schedules
For Marshall, N. C
Chances Schedule
Passenaer trains now de at Marsh-
all as following t '
EFFECTI VK MAI
.V-4 (CENTRAL TIME)
Not 101 West Bound at 6:23 A. M.
No. 11 West Bound at 1:25 P. M.
No.' 27 West Bound at 7:57 P. M.
No. 28 East Bound at . 8:19 A. M.
No. 12 4 East Bound at 12:46 P. M.
Ni. 1(12 Eui Bound at 7:33 P. M.
NOTE: Marshall time makes thess
figures on hour later. - ;
Tab schedule published as Infoi
atiou and uot guirauteed.' Cousuh ,
the Ticket Agents for further Infor
mation. ' I T
0TICEs -Ticket office closes at 4:00
P. M. (Central Time). Passengers
using evening trains will please pur
chase tickets before that time. ,
r J. H. WOOD, Dlv. Pass. Aft.
ii:-iftM;- Asheville, N. C
O. S. BRADFORD, Agent,
rt : Marshall, N. C
i