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Marshall. N. C, Sept. 13, 1929
THlE NEWS-RECORD
FIFTH PACE
REUNION
7 Soap & Powders for 25c
Good Loose Coffee, per lb. 25c
Fancy Patent flour 24-lb. $1.00
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
F. A. DODSON
MARSHALL, N. C.
There was a reunion on SeDtember
nrsi oi tne j. u. Baldwin heirs. The
children, with the exception of three,
all met at the old home, near Trust.
where father departed this life Octo
ber nineteen and sixteen to the Great
Beyond.
May our lives be of such, when
time affords us a home here no longer
we will again meet papa in the land
where we will never grow old. And
hear these words, Com eye blessed of
mine, inherit the Kingdom prepared
for you from the foundation of the
world.
On Saturday evening. August thir-
ty-flrst. Mr. Lloyd Baldwin, a grand
child, arrived with a radio, and we"
bad music until twelve o'clock, with
ip 'ae verm visitors present to listen in at
In what was being said at various points
vi uur country,
Comp
are Price's
UNOCAL AND PERSONAL!
Happenings In and Near Marshall
Mr. Ben Frisby, magician and ven
triloquist, will give an entertainment
at the High School auditorium in
Marshall Friday, September 20th.,
which promises to be highly enter
taining. Doors open at 7:30, and
show starts promptly at 8:00. Ad
mission for kiddies 25c; adults, 60c.
Mr. T. J. Murray, of Mars Hill,
was in town, Saturday. Accompany
ing him were Mr. J. G. Marvin and
son, of Clearwater, Fla. Mr. Marvin
and family are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Murray at Mars Hill.
Don't mid "Uncle Tom'i Cabin"
one of the wojrld's greatest motion
picture Prince tonight 15c-40c.
in Marshall last Sunday and went to
the Baptist church to near Rev. Mr.
Justice of Henders&nville, a former
pastor and general favorite.
Miss Hildagard Teasrue of the
Sandy Mush section was the guest of
her halfsister, Miss Frances McDev
itt, last week-end.
Remember be at the High School
auditorium in Marshall on Friday,
September 20. Entertainment starts
promptly at 8:00 o'clock.
See Vera Reynolds in "The Divine
Sinner" at Prince Monday A Tues
day (Silver nite).
I Mr. Kenneth Silver left Marshall
Mr. D. Lewis, Mr. James Davis, 'Monday morning for Chapel Hill N.
Miss Irene Gosnell, and Miss Zula --here he ,s a student at the Uni
WBde all of the Grape Vine section, ,verslty N- C. this sess.on.
were in Marshall Saturday. I
1 Mr. Cloyed Henderson, who was
Mr J. B. Cassada of Oklahoma is seriously injured Thursday night of
in the county visiting relatives. Mr. last week, is said to be improving
Cassada was formerly of near Mar- rapidly,
shall, but has been away for some
time. He returned recently for his
health and is spending some time
here.
You will miss a treat if you fail to
be at the High School auditorium Frl-
H eand Mr. Emmett Ram
sey were returning from Ashevnle
when their car collided with a truck,
broken down on the side of the road.
The truck was said to be heavily
loaded and remained on the pave
ment on a blind curve in the road,
which was exceedingly dangerous, as
it could not be seen eint.il too' near to
day, September 20. Entertainment avoid. Emmett Ramsey ecaped with
under the auspices of the Parent- : minor injury, but the Whippet car
Teacher Association. :was a wr6ck-
I Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Smith and son,
Tom Mix in a Big Western also H. L., Jr., went to Mrevard, N. C.
Wednesday to visit her sister, he ex
pecting to return. Thursday. In his
absence, prayer service was conducted
Wednesday night by Mr. Wm. Wor-
;ley.
On Sunday morning, the children.
with the grandchildren, began to
gather with boxes and baskets and at
twelve noon hour table was arranged
in the shade in the yard, where all
gathered around. Brother George
Condrey returned thanks, after which
11 enjoyed ourselves together. Those
resent were as follows: Mr. and
Mrs. Burnett Baldwin and five chil
dren, Claudie, Kenneth, Donald, Dai-
sie and Pauline, all of Ivy, N. C.j Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Moore and two chil
dren, of Newport ,Tenn.; Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Baldwin and five chil
dren, of Ivy, N. C. ; Mr. and Mrs. Co
lumbus Grooms and six children, of
Marshall, R. 5.; Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Plemmons and three children, of
Trust, N. C; Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Grooms and seven children, of Mar
shall, R. 6.; Mr. and Mrs. Lyda Bald
win and four children, of Leicester,
R. 3.; Mr. and Mrs. Lattie Baldwin
and four children, of Marshall, R. 4.;
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Brown and one
child, of Spring Creek; Mr. and Mrs.
Scoville Baldwin and one child, of
Asheville, Woodfin. Other grand
children whose parents were not pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bald
I win of Greenville, S. C.j Mrs. Jane
I Plemmons of Trust; and Mrs. Nellie
Duckett of Spring Creek.
Other visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Hp
mer Bradshaw, Frank Carter, of Ivy;
G. H. Condrey, J. H. Davis, Floyd
Price, of Trust; Alice Moore, Annie
Fleming of Spring Creek; Mr. and
Mrs. Thermon West and baby, of Lei
cester, R. 3.; M. A. Condrey, Erskine
Walker of Marshall, K. 5.; Gertrude
Scott of Greenville, S. C; and H. H.
Grooms, of Del Rio, Tenn.
There were some beautiful songs
by the children and others, then a
portion of God's Word was read, and
a prayer by Brother Walker.
It seemed to be a day enjoyed by
all who were present. Then we took
our leave of each other, hoping to
gather again next year at a time and
place agreed on by the children.
Written by one of the children
ANNIE M. PLEMMONS.
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Then spend your money where you t
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!
Best Grade 4-yd. Domestic, yd. 10c
Best Grade Manchester Chambray, yd. 10c
Romper Cloth, yd. 15c
Percale, Darks or Lights, yd. 15c
Genuine Peter Pan Prints, yd. 35c
Indian Head all colors, yd. 30c
Broadcloth all colors, yd. 25c
75c Grade Rayon Dress Goods, yd. 25c
50c Grade Broadcloth Bloomers, pr. 25c
$1.00 Best Silk Bloomer, pr 75c
Children's and Misses' Jersey Bloomers, pr. 25c
Boys' Wht. Back Overalls 6-16, pr 69c
Men's Heavy-Double-back Shirt, ea. 75c
Young Men's All Wool 4-piece Suit $9.95
Boys' 3-piece Long Pant Suits $3.95
20 Suits in Men's Regular Price $25.00 to
$30.00; Close-out price
$14,95
fir ehaoer of "Vanishing Million";
and good comedy at Prince Sat
' urday only 10c and 20c.
Mr. W. C. Cassada and family of
Fort Monroe were here the last week
end visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Cauley Ebbs of Asheville was
Attend the
Men's Bible Class
t the
BAPTIST CHURCH
Marshall, N. C.
I
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING
-at 9:45
Dr. George Burnette, who is trav
eling for the Southern Baptist Con
vention cause, spoke in Marshall Bap
tist church Monday night to an ap
preciative audience. He is a most
entertaining speaker and his message
was good.
MARSHALL HI SENIORS
CLASS OFFICERS
ELECT
When You Need
"First Aids" In A
Hurry-Call The
MARSHALL
PHARMACY
Emergencies a rise.
Somebody hurt or suddenly
taken HI. Doctor 'orders
certain "First A?dV,' The
phone will bring them. ." Just
ring
No. 6
" We maintain an up-to-the-minute
stock of Pure Drugs
and Sickroom Needs..' Pre
scriptions accurately filled.
Prompt delivery assured I
The Seniors of Marshall High
School held a class meeting last Fri
day, for the purpose Of electing class
officers, and sponsor. '
The results were as follows:
President Joseph H. Eads.
Vice-President Maud Martin.
Sec.-Treas. Warren Ramsey.
Pianist ... . Thelma Tweed.
Class Reporter Joseph H. Eads.
Sponsor Miss Selwyn McDevitt.
The electing of the class historian
was left open.
A list of children were named for
Mascot, but none were selected.
COWARD GENTRY
Mr. Buren Coward, son of Mrs,
Lottie Coward, proprietress of the
Montezuma Hotel, Marshall, N. C,
and Miss Beatrice Gentry, of Laurel,
who has been spending some time in
MarshalL connected with the Monte-
Izuma Hotel, were married about one
ta'clock Monday, September 9, Jurtice
f the Peace Lee Bryan officiating,
t The couple left shortly after the
ceremonv on the Johnson City bus
and will spend some time with the
bride's people at Belva, N. C.
MERRELL JARVIS
On Friday, September 6, 1929, Mr.
Guy Merrell and Miss Brejetta Jaryis
surprised their man friends by an
nouncing their marriage. They were
quietly married in Greenville, South
Carolina, were accompanied by Mr.
Arville Edwards and Miss Viola Mer
rell. The groom is the son of Mr. and
MrsTH. H. Merrill of Marshall, Route
3. the bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Jarvis of Mars Hill,
N. C,
' Mr.- and Mrs-Merrell are at the
groom's house nowy where 4hey will
reside for a while.
We all wish for them a long, happy
and prosperous life.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank the people of Little
Sandy Mush for their kindness daring
the illness and death of " ray 'little
daughter, Pearl Askew, who died Au
gust 6.. :. .
- ""-'MRS. NE11A ASKEW. -
NEWS OF MEADOW FORK
SCHOOL
By a 7th Grader
The Meadow Fork school has been
getting along just fine.
Most students are in school now.
Miss Lillian Taylor has started in
to school. We are all glad to have
her with us. Hope more will keep
coming.
Mr. Blankenship has visited us this
week. We sure were glad to have
him visit our school. Hope he will
call again some time.
We are all sorry that onr revival
meeting closed as it did. We sure
needed a good meeting, but we all
hope that our meeting will start up
again some tame.
We were all proud of the pastors
and extend them many thanks for
their Word of God to our people.
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One Hundred $10.00 & $12.50 Silk Dresses-Must go-
$495 & $6.95
Oh! Boy! Many more items
Equal Value.
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Opposite Citizens Bank Marshall, N. C.
From Lower Big Pine
COMING TO MARSH
ALL HIGH SCHOOL
Friday, September 20
at 7:30 P.M.
BEN FRISBY
MAGICIAN
and
Ventriloquist
with his bag of tricks, with
many new and beautiful
v effect f
Have also engaged PENDER
RECTOR1 and hu Trio of Mu
sician to furnish old-time and
late - music for the occasion.
1 More details next week
Sponsored by the P. T. A.
DOORS OPEN AT 7 t30
SHOW STARTS PROMPTLY
' AT 8i00 O'CLOCK
We are having a good Sunday
School at the present time. The at
tendance is very good but could be
mich better,
pisses Clara, and Belva Worley
and Beulah Henderson went to Upper
Big Fine Sunday and reported a nice
trip.
Mr. Edward Randall is staying
wifii Mr. Reagan Worley and helping
him take care of his fodder.
Miss Annie May Worley visited her
sister at Highland the week end.
Mr. William Shelton is in home
fro mDetroit and we are glad to have
him with us again.
Miss Pearl Randall, Macie Worley,
I.ula Sprinkle, Lockie Worley, Ella
Worley visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
Randall Sunday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Randall took dinner
with Miss Lula Sprinkle Sunday.
Mr. "and Mrs. Ralph Howson of
West Asheville visited Mrs. Everett
Sprinkle Sunday.
Miss Bennie Price, Miss Fannie
Henderson, Miss Annie Henderson
had some pictures made Sunday.
Miss Minnie Rice and Mr. Ray
Buckner of Big Pine, Miss Stella Rice
of Grand View went to Chimney Rock
Sunday and reported a nice trip.
We are sorry to hear of the death of
Mr. Kie Baker.
Miss Texie Henderson spent Sun
day night with Lula Sprinkle.
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Worley of
Winston-Salem were visiting friends
oniBig Pine Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roberts went
to French Broad Sunday where a bap
tizing of 37 persons occurred.
Mr. Edward Randall visited Mr.
Isaac Worley Monday evening.
Mr. Kie Caldwell is the pleasant
caller of Miss Hester Price.
iflss Texie McGallaind and Miss
Minnie Rice spent Tuesday with Miss
Texie Henderson.
From BRUSH CREEK
The S. S at Red Hill is progress
ing nicely.
The revival will begin at this piact
th4 fourth Sunday in this month.
Mr. and Mra. Johnnie Rigtby were
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Davis Sunday.
we are sorry to say tnat sir. J. u.
Ramsey is not improving very fast. .
Mr. B. C. Worley and family were)
visiting relatives at Big Pine last
week-end.?. -a. ..-".-..
Mr. Henry Clap pepent Saturday.
night wiht Mr. McKinley Faulkner, i
Wt are proud to report that Miss
Alvena Clapp i doing nicely and is
expecting to soon be back .to take
charge of her school ,
Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Faulkner and family last Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Caney Cody and
son, J. C, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Buck
ner, Mr. Guy White, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Fisher and Mr. Jesse Lamb,
A nice time was reported. J.iT4'
Mrs. Ronald Fisher, who has been
on the sick list, was at S. S. Sunday.
Miss Queen McDevitt wag visiting
home folks Sunday.
Mr. Caney Cody has recently :iiov
ed into his new house near Red Hill
church house.
Mr. L. J. Baldwin had a barn cov
ering last Friday.
Mr. S. C. Buckner and Mr. Her
man Wand were here Friday gather
ing peaches.
Messrs. Elymas and Love Ponder
were on Brush Creek one day last
week.
Mr. Henry Clapp is doing some
more work on Mr. J. A. Faulkner's
house. We are all glad to have him
back with us.
Marion Bodmer, 19, of Selinsgrove,
Pa., whose parents caused him to
dress as a girl since birth and edu
cated him at a girls' school, is now
revealed to be a boy.
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