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THE NEVS-RECORD
Marshall, N. C, Jan. 8, 1930
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1 have lifted Ce.::- ("w7"
W I suffered from VJ
l weakness, ski it.
always helped ros
eoys Mrs. J. V.
Jinrieht iiu I''. D, !.
fi Trov A1k
f "Mostly I to3
afflicted .With bKfl
Bfl 6pcU.3 cf badrroL; .
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if my L'K.k voi:! r-rvn!
Pwoull '."in. o- fix t
other, in a I'.e.'pU'sa
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Miss Mae Fleming:, Hot Springs, and
Mr. Tom 'Davis of Chapel Hill. " The
place carda were hand made by the
hostess.
Mr. J. J. Seism spent a few days
with Mrs. Seism and son, Jimmy,
who arc guests of her father in In-
mnn, S. C. Little Jimmy, who has
had pneumonia, is gelling along1
nicely.
Mr. and Kenneth Corhott nr. J
chs'dmi of Asheville r.p.-nt Wednes
day wiin ins mot'HT, 11 rs. (.. V .
Corbet!.
Mr. L, Jure-i ! nl. Frhtov in AsV
ville. Phil Rruwn l-r; Tiie-d.iy for Km.--:-ville,
Tetm., and Ton; Davis Ic't Wc.l-
iay fer Ciiri'cl Hill, X. C. :;'!
V.i Odtdl Friday for Maryvillc
bdav dhuierjuil liitiiDiat
tree last Sunday. There were about
forty-seven present. V .5 ; -
Mrs. Edcl Ward and daughter, Re
va, were visiting their friends Thurs
day afternoon.
Mips Bottie Boyd visited her sister
Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley King.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Duckett were
the dinner guests of Mrs. Duckult's
pnm.-- Hid ay, Mr. and Mrs. T. T.
Kim;1.
3
bed. Ii'.y "in ...b.ul urged me to
take Ccr.'.-.J. end I soon found
what a 2ae medicine it J
really wan. 4
" Vv lieu my second child was
littlo, I was i a very bad health.
1 cud not p:c:K up fift I should 3
have, i h weak find ricklv.
I do not N'Uev that I would
lvi"- cif;-3 '.inooii. but for 8"
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with lie.i
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fter spunling the holidays
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Julia Surrett went to the
Thursday A. M.
ltardie Ftiguson was at the
i !an.!y Mu-di one dnv la t
ner at 2:30 o'clock.
The Wonu-n's Di-mnn-lral ion Cluh
vi'! iii'rt I .ursdav, Jan. 0, al 2:. '10
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cars.
Tpen r-nd
icf. I'rieo! are rif.'lil.
writci or U 1,'fii'ar.di
He! tt r ptv.
hoiie.
!'e v .3 "o Snnih'.v Schord
id Grove Sunday. I
I -1 a Lcc I.-.ck called at t!.1
of Kuhy Ihiimai; Sunday.
K. J. Boyd v:i. the guest of
1 . King S-nniay.
Iu:.-coe Kinr was visitine- Mr.
F. T. Duekett Surday.
Mr. and Mr.-. K. K. D::ckttt had
vit'!r- Sunday.
Mr. Clyde Boyd and Mr. Fred Kintr
hiking Si-mhiy. I
'ir. Kv re:i Ditckett has gone back p
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had as their Quests jtorwdinner,Christ-1
mas Mrs. Ada Hunter and small son,
Willard, Mr. and Mrs. George Bruce
and son, G. W., Jr., Mrs. Vera Sprin
kle, Messrs. Carson Gosnell, Murphy
Fisher, Everett Gosnell, and Miss
Pauline Gosnell.
Mrs. Easter Gosnell has spent the
past -three weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Victoria Pro Wit, at Woodfi n, N.
C.
Mrs. Nellie Wall in took Christmas
'rfh her . i.-ter at Woodfin.
Mr. Billie Hiadley of Beech, N. C,
yc-'l. Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
'I V.. Iludgins.
Mi,. Ro.-coe Surinkl-.' of M u -hall
i'ei.l Christa: a v.i- k with her par
' Mr. an; .Mr... C. W. Bruce.
M1 -srs Ralph and Carl Bryant are
1 l0!'O.
Mi1, and Mrs. Janus Ramsey of
!vt ! Fork to..!; Chris! mas with Mrs.
DR. X II. IIUTCfflNS
DENTIST
Office Over
Citizens Bank Building!
Marshall, N. C. j
In Office Every Day in Week
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
:t. s.
B. F FRO US ON
Phrme f3.
From SPRING CREEK
FROM HOT SPRINGS
yii S. S. S.
a good col-
Miss Mary Roberson spent the
week-end with relatives in Asheville,
N. C.
Little Dan Plemmons of Black
Mountain spent the holidays here with
his uncle.
Mr. Meech left last Tuesday for
Huntinville, Ala., to spend the week
with home folks.
Mrs. Bob Smith and little daugh
ters and her sister and children of
Anderson, S. C, are guests of rela
tives and friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lefner and
family and his sister, Miss Martha,
motored to Charlotte, N. C, Satur
day and spent Sunday with the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lefner.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Fuller and little
daughters of Weaverville spent the
week-end with Mrs. Oscar Brooks and
Mrs. C. C. Brown.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Caroll McFall
Wednesday the 25th, a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks, Mr. and
Mrs. Lon Brooks and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbreath and daughter and Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Brooks spent Christ
mas Day with Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Brown.
Miss Delia Chestnut of Charlotte,
N. C, and Miss Jarrett of Asheville
are guests of Mrs. Chas. Burgin.
Mr .and Mrs. Edd Hulsey left last
week for Gainesville, Ga., to be guests
Pf their parents.
A six o'clock dinner was given by
Mrs. Jared Wednesday, the 25th.
The guests were Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Caudill, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Davis,
We ail want to h : r
this .'. eek. Hope lie h
umn.
'J'he peonle in this section are busy
working off tobacco.
Mrs. Coward is very ill at this writing.
Mrs. T. P. Kirkpatrick passed
through here last week-end.
Christmas Eve we all took a sled
ride. There were Ralph Caldwell,
Loyd Bradley and Willard Waldroup,
J. C. Bradley. Jack Moore. Ernpst
Silver, Ky Goforh, Edward Wal
droup, Ira Brown, and Paul Brown
all of us on the sled.
We had a Christmas tree at the
Spring Creek high school last Friday
afternoon.
Everybody is done working tobac
co in our community.
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of
if! ' ..-. ding Christmas
and l.itives here.
d . r-..'-k Sue", f h.rM
-. M .. Lance o f Mil'.-
i . i. . ;e, were in tli
i!'e:;: :-... called at f '-.
and Mr-. Richard Duck
Dortha King
Garrett Thurs-
Cencva am
called on Mrs. W, II
day evening.
Shakin' Sam column is fine, but
the Office Kat Kolum was much bet
ter. What's wrong with the Leicester
writer? Good news, let's hear from
you.
Mi.; Pauline Gosnell was the Sat
urday night guest of Mrs. Mada Ro-
r : r.-W' r.
Mi1. Norman Thavp i,- 0n the sick
this writing.
Gladys Rochester of Ivy, N.
C, i 'pending a few days -.vith her
: ! ' Mr. Thos. Rochester.
i .: . and Mi Coy Ce-, el! ,u-c the
" ey nigh' 1 of .Mr. and Mr.
r. Go-ncll.
md Mrs. Wc ley Hunt.' r jiii.l
on. Wdlurd, vi-ited Mr-. M. E. llud-
raday aflernoon.
Sallie Joe Morgan is boarding
with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sprinkle.
What Will
you
do ?m
ASHEVILLE
BILTMORE
BOTE
at
MARKET AND
WOODFIN STS.
100 Rooms 100 Baths
RATES: Room for One
Person-$2.50; $3.00 &
$3.50 per day
For Two Persons
$4.00; $5.00 and
$5.50 per day
Wilbur Devendorf,
Manager.
W. A. SAMS
Physician and Surgeon
Office Front Room Over
Citizen Bank.
From Thomas Branch
IN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS.
M. L. C. LINDSEY
When your
Children Cry
for It
There is hardly a household that baen't
tesrd of Castor iat At least five million
komet axe sever withont it. If there are
hildren hr tout family, there's almost
Uily seed of its comfort. And any night
ay una you Tt.-y tnanuni uiere.
tottle in the Muse. Just a fer drops,
md thai eolie or constipation is relieTedj
v diarrhea, checked. A vegetable pro
bet j. a baby reuedy meant for young
Wkg. Oastoria ia about the only thing
wu have erer heard doc rr advise gir
tg to tntanta. Stronyer medicines are
Istr.Tflroua- to i tiny baby, however
!i.Ie thay miy be to grown-apa.
1 o. I Caatorial Remejiber the same,
t rt..rober to birr it. It may epara
i a alepflees, anxkma night.- It is
-v4 rndy,i alvays aafe to nsej fa
i i- or for everyday ailmvu
i.. t of ihe day 6r tight that B
- r-fretful, or restless. Caexorfa rw
-rr us popular with mothers ttan U
. -Kvery druggist haa it ; i s
.3
The Death Angel called at the
home of Mr. J. A. Lindsey and took
from this world a precious loving wife
and mother. She was 62 years of
age. She had Been a member of the
Wesleyan Methodist church of Spar
tanburg, S. C, for 20 years. She is
survived by her two daughters and
three sons, their names being Mrs.
Altha Cummings of South Carolina;
Mrs. Sallie Russell; Mr. Furmon
Lindsey of South Carolina; Mr. Stan
berry and Garfield Lindsey of Bluff,
N. C.
She was laid to rest at Meadow
Fork cemetery, Rev. Mr. Groge of
Spartanburg, S. C, conducting the
service.
CARL R. STUART
Attorney at Law
Office Over Citizens Bank
Marshall, N. C.
From SANDY MUSH
Miss Mamie Surrett and two little
sisters,., Alice and Nella, called at
the home of Mrs. Alma Whitted
Thursday.
Mr. George, Mack, John and Ray
Hannah took dinner Monday with
little Jesse Kingr.
' Miss Bettie Boyd, who. is teaching
school at Turkey Creek, spent the
past week ' with her parents at this
place, Mr.'and Mnr. R. J. BQyd. '
Mrs.' N. A.- Surrett was the 'guest
of Mrs. Oscar. Surrett Thursday. :
Messrs. , Orviile and Charlie.- Sur
rett called on" their 'grandparents
Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. O. WV Sur
rett . ' ' !
Edna Surrett and Ruby Hannah
were visiting on day last week, i
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Duckett set a
Mr. Hobart Thomas returned to
Knoxville Monday after spending his
vacation with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Chandler
and son. Herbert Hoover, were visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Woodard Chandler
Saturday night.
Mr. J. O. Revis and two daue-hters.
Olive and Vonalee, were in Marsh
all Monday.
Miss Lucille and Claudia Chandler
were visiting on the Branch Monday
morning.
.Mr. C. F. Johnson returned to Rob
insville Sunday after spending his
vacation with home folks.
Mr. Jesse Thomas was in Marshall
Monday.
Mr. Everett Thombas spent the
past week-end with home folks.
Mrs. J. O. Revis and two daughters,
Olive and Vonalee, were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Woodard Chandler and
family Sunday.
Mr. Palmer Ensley was visiting
Mr. Woodard Chandler Sunday.
Mr. Robert Ramsey motored to
Barnard Monday afternoon.
Miss Martha Catherine Ramsey is
spending her vacation with her fath
er, Sheriff R. R. Ramsey.
Mrs. Garfield Davis was visiting
Mrsg. Jesse Thomas Friday and Sat
urday.
Mr. J. O. Revis has returned to
Freezeland after spending a week
with home folks.
Mrs. Luther Chandler was in Wal
nut Monday andi Miss Virgie Dunbar
accompanied her home.
Miss Neta Thomas and Miss Olive
and Vonalee Revis were in Walnut
Monday afternoon.
Mr. Robert Johnson was seen on
Thomas Branch Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Millard Payne was in Walnut
Monday.
Mr. Jack Chandler spent Friday
night with his aunt, Mrs. J. 0. Revis.
Mr. Lankford Thomas was seen in
Walnut Sunday.
GRAPE VINE
Considering the condition of the
weather, Sunday 3eho : is progress
ing nicely. Prtt ii meeting has been
changed from Sunri.iy night to Sun
osy afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Morgan have
moved from Grape Vine to Wood
fin. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cargile and
family moved from Woodfin into the
house vacated by TMr. and Mrs. Mor
gan. -..t : T '
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Edwards and
family of Bull, -Creek spent Christ
mas with Mrs. Edwards mother, Mrs.
Margaret West - ;
; Mr.' Wesley Hunter toolc Christmas
with his parents, Mrl and Mrs. WV K.
Hunter of Bull Creek. "V' : T
a Born to -Mr. and Mrs." Ellis Flynn
on Christmas Dayp a fine baby -girl.
Mother, and baby are getting along
very nicely. " ;. , ' . ;
Mr. M. E.. Hoggins was the guest
of his children, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
DilL for dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. E Rochester
G rover Cody and Frank Cutshall were
callers at the home of Mr. Wm. C.
Cook, Friday night.
Mr. Herbert Davis of Walnut was
here Friday with his bird doer and
Mr?. Harriett Hollifield and child- spent the day with Will and Winston
leu took Christmas with her parents, Cook hunting.
: Mr. McKinley Shelton of South
j Carolina is spending the holidays with
'his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shel
i ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cook have a very
sick baby at present.
Mrs. A. C. Gentry called on Mrs.
Wm. C. Cook Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook of Wal
nut Gap visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Cook Sunday.
Miss Lela Cook and Lillian Gunter
were at Bobtown Sunday.
Mr. Doyle Dixon of Paint Creek
was in Belva Friday and Saturday,
i Miss Florence Gosnell of Belva
' spent Saturday night with Miss Cath
erine Ramsey.
Mr. Shelt and Oliver Norton spent
the holidays with homefolks.
Mr. Arthur Cantrell was visiting
Mr. Scott Cook Sunday.
Miss Geneva Gunter visited Miss
Lela Cook Sunday.
Mrs. A. C. Gentry and Mrs. Wood
! ard Thomas mad ea flying trip to Hot
Springs Friday.
Mrs. Shelt Norton gave a party in
." r.MVWliey,llen;' paJleeMig,
Boots Ann Ramsey Sunday., - ' '
Mihs " Florence Gosnell spenCfrjk
day, night with Mrs. Seotf Cook,
Miss Ethel Capps attended church
at Laurel River Sunday. . . i
There will be church services' at
Brigman Chapel Saturday night. '
Miss Florence Gosnell spent Satur
day night with Miss Catherine Ram
sey. Mr. Doylo Dixon passed through
thi, section Monday.
Mr. June McDevitt was the guest Of ;
Miss Banty Gosnell Sunday eveninir.
Miss Lela Cook and Mir. Dewey
Gentry and Lillian Gunter motored
to Paint ('reek Sunday.
Mr. Pelmos Cook spent Monday
night with Ed Cook.
Mr. Trip Allen was in Walnut last
Saturday.
Among those who visited the home
of Mr. Woodard Thomas Monday nght
were Mr. and Mrs. Seaf Gentry, Mrs.
Will Cook, Bob Cook, Sankey Thom
as, Ernest Shelton, Mabel Shelton
I and Banty Gosnell.
,, , ! ... I Mr- Flom McDevitt called on Lela
If you have any defective teeth j Cool. p, ;(jav
ut i , ! The old man in place of the Office
better have them examined T, . , , , , . . . .
Kat sho no's his stuff how to talk
lie must be BLACK from the nigger
'talk he puts out.
Mr. Shelt Norton and son Oliver
went back to their work Sunday.
X-RAY WORK
SPECIALTY
$ j
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Makes Life
Electricity Has An
Amazing Growth'
The generating of electrical energy
for public utility purposes of the li
nked States has increased 126 per
cent in the last ten years. It now
amounts to 88,000,000,000 kilowat
hours a year and if you know any
thing about figures of that size per
haps you can match them up with
"kilowats," with the help of a good
dictionary. Anyway, it is plain, to
all of us that it represents a heck
of a lot of electricity.
The fur of the Australian woof us
is the rarest fur in the world because
there is no such animal.
Sweeter
Too much to eat too rich a diet or
oo much smoking. Lota of things cause
our stomach, but one thing can correct
t auicklv. PhilliDS Milk of Macrnesia.
rill alkalinize the acid. Take a spoon- , honor of her son Oliver, Saturday
Ul of this pleasant preparation, and the night
ystem U soon sweetened. j Little Juanita and Gwendolyn Cook
JrelXm SZtX - J"
icidlty; or neutralize nicotine. Re- oanta Clause brought them.
Dember this for your own comfort; for i Miss Catherine Ramsey and Miss
he sake of those around you. Endorsed Florence Gosnell motored to Walnut
Jy physicians, but they always say
'hiltipt. Don't buy something else and
apect the same results!
Phillips
, Milk .
of Magnesia
Saturday.
From BELVA
We are all enjoying the snow here.
Mr. Edison Book's baby that has
been sick so long is improving.
Miss Bertha Shelton spent Monday
night with Miss Wanie Cook.
.. . ' Mr. Ernest Shelton was in Walnut
From WHITE ROCK Monday.
I Mr. McKinley Shelton will go to
We are having some very bad South Carolina Saturday after spend-
weather at the present time and the ing the holidays with homefolks.
roads are sure getting muddy. i Miss Banty Gosnell and Mrs. Will
We are glad to report that Mrs. Cook motored to Allenstand Monday
Bonsell is improving. She has been morning.
in the hospital for a long time. Mr. June McDevitt called on Miss
There was a party held at White . Florence Gosnell Friday.
KOCK oaiuraay nignv unu a nice tunc
had by all in attendance.
THERE la nothing that has ever"
taken the place of Bayer Aspirin a
an antidote for pain. Safe, or physi
cians wouldn't use it, and endorse ita
vat 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, ana the wore: gtmtmt printed a.
rea:
AMb Is
0 trait Bart of
f MoaeaeaUMeldetUt at 8 all e lie
Mr. M. H. Tweed has almost got
his house finished. He has made
many improvements on it.
Mr. Thomas Tweed ha? almost got
his painting job finished.
Mr. Thomas Tweed is planning on
making a long trip soon and If he
does he will be badly missed- around !
here.
Mr. Oliver Ray has arrived home
for a few weeks visit We are glad to
have him with us. !
Mr. Lewis Tweed took his brother i
and sister back to school in Tennessee '
this week.
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- From BELVA
We are having some very unpleas
ant weather at present ? ' i
Miss Lillian Gunter of Greeneville,
Tenn., is visiting Miss Lela Cook.
Mr. Winston Cook of Pensaeolal
spent the week end with his brother,
Wm Ci Cook.8 - ' . :-.
Miss ' Vienna,: Gentry, was ; visiting
Juanita and Gwendolyn-Cook Sunday
Mrs. Wm. C. Cook and Mr. Ed
Cook were shopping In Marshall Mon
day. " - - i
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