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1 5 t, tiie'kews-recqrd Marshall N. C, Apr, 18, 1930; LTTH PAGE ? -J) , 4 DEATH OF REV. WILLIAM ERVIN ALLEN Rev. William Ervin Allen died at his home in the Mashburn Gap April 6, 1930. He was 83 years old m January before his death. The fu neral services were from his home, April 8. Brother Allen was born January 16th, 1847. He was married in 1874 to Miss Sarah Cale Mashburn, and to this wedlock were born three children as follows: Mrs. Texanna Banks, of Marshall; Mrs. Savada Blankenship, of Asheville; and Mrs. Joe Alice Rob ertson, of Fairmont, Ga. He was converted at the age of 29 years, and was baptized by Rev. W. A. Robertson? He then joined the Concord Baptist church of Yancey County, but for the past 16 years he has been a member of Davis Chap el church, and was an active member until about 3 years ago, when his health failed him. Before his death, Brother Allen requested that Rev. N. H. Griffin and Rev. Cecil Reece conduct his funeral. They were assisted by his pastor, Rev. Henry Rice. He also requested that the 14th chaDter of St. John be read. The deceased is survived by his nridow. Mrs. William Allen of Mar shall, the above named children, four sisters, Mrs. Louise Crane of Califor nia; Mrs. Tommy Crane, of Flag Pone, Tenn., Mrs. Gabriel Coats of Flag Pond, Tenn.; and Mrs. Jess Bax ter, of Marion, N. C. He is also survived by the following nephews: D. C. Allen, of Gaffney, S. C.; Robert Allen, Kings Mountain, N. C; Gust Allen, Gastonia, N. C; -George Allen, Buckner; and Clausell Allen, Waverly, N. C. He had 14 grandchildren and 8 great grandchil dren. Brother Allen was a member of the Masonic Lodge and served as a soldier in the Civil War. Mr. Allen, or "Uncle Bill," as he was sometime called, will be greatly missed by all who knew him, but we feel our loss is Heaven's gain, for God knows best. His suffering was great, but he waited patiently for the end, when he could see his friends in Glory, to say good-bye no more. He was laid to rest i n the County Home cemetery, near his home. " The pallbearers were, Messrs Ar thur Crows, Bob Crowe, Cammy Da vis, Joe Taylor, Oscar Davis, Rossie Treadway, and Johnnie Davis. And A Long One At That After six months in the antarctic, the Byrd expedition ought to be will ing to call it a day. The Pathfinder. A. Sour Stomach In the tame time it takes a dot of soda to bring a little temporary relief of gut and sour stomach, Phillips Milk of Mw nesia has acidity completely checked, and the digestive organs all tranquiliied Once you have tried this form of relM you will cease to worry about your diet and experience a new freedom In eating. This pleasant preparation is hist as good lor children, too. un it whenever coated tongue or fetid breach signals need, of a sweetener. Physicians will tell you that every spoonful of Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralises many times its volume in acid. Get the genuine, the name Phillips ia important. Imitations do, not the same 1 of Magnesia FROM ODESSA I Mr. Johnnie Williams and family vailed on Mr. Tom Clark Sunday. Mr. Richard Wells went to Little Sandy Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Freeman mo tored to Marshall Saturday. Mr. Weaver Clark and family went to Little Sandy Sunday on a visit. Mr. Charlie Waldroup motored to town Thursday. Mr. Johnnie Clubb ; and James McElreath called on Mr. Chester Freeman Sunday. Mr. F. P. Parham and Mr. Dock Hawkins and Mr. Grady Freeman were here Monday. , Mr. Lida Baldwin and family went to Little Sandy Saturday. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our many thanks for the kindness of-our many friends who assisted us during the illness and death of our dear hus band, father and grandfather. We especially want to thank Dr. Moore, Dr. Roberts, and Mr. Cammy Davis, Joe Taylor, and Mr. R. L. Crowe for their kindness. MRS . W. E. ALLEN and Family. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends and neighbors for their kindnesses shown during the death of our dear wife and mother, Mrs. Hume Clark. We also thank Dr. Moore and Dr. Roberts, and the nurses at the hos pital for the attention they paid to her. We also thank the people lor the beautiful flowers. Hume Clark, Mr. and Mrs. John ny Davis. m ClgLlCURSlO APRIL 18, 1930 IV OAK RIDGE The farmers of this place are pre paring to plant corn. ; (. , The Sunday school at Oak Kidge is getting along nicely i since the weather has warmed up.' We had with us last Sunday, at 11T O'clock, Rev. Mr. Carson, of WeavfvUle, He de livered a splendid message and every one present seemed to enjoy it. There was a large crowd, y1 We will have with us next Sunday, Rev. Mr. Pegg of French Broad. All are invited. Those visiting Mrs. M. J. Carter firnidav were Mr. Elmore Carter of Tinir Branch and two daughters, Nel lie and Beulah, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carter and little son James. Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ham- son Gaddv Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Shults of Asheville and two sons. Boyd and Billly. Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Kent of Emma. Mrs. Richard Carter and Mrs. Har- Gaddv were visiting Mrs. Wade Williams and Mrs, Ed Debruhl Mon day afternoon. From DRY BRANCH The neonle at Dry Branch will se lect a foundation for the church on w At, SmuU'v in Mav. May we au unite on and use the Christ xounoa-. 7 j TJZZ tion for our church. This will gftfrand fa much igpwved, - better satisfaction in our 5th Sunday STSIK . jaobuw, wh. -"-' - n. anH revivals. I 1 .viij. muti rf Mm UKCWUCO (A member) SPURGEON HENDERSON. to WASHINGTON, D. C. RICHMOND, NORFOLK, OLD POINT COMFORT & VIRGINIA BEACH VA. SOUTHERN RAILWAY will sell low round trip tickets for all trains except Crescent Limited on April 18th, tickets good returning to reach o riginal starting point prior to midnight Wednes day, April 23rd. RATES from Asheville to Washington . Richmond .$13.50 11.50 Norfolk and Old Point Comfort ..J 12.50 , Virginia Beach 1A00 . ; Equally low rates from otherjpbints in West . cmNprth Carolina. -;" - : ; ;V . - . 7, No BAGGAGE checked and no STOPOVERS rBrciited on- these tickets.- ' . - ' BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL: New York -Wftshin'rton (Senators) A D r i 1 r;'i20th't Boston (Red Socks) vs. ashinjton (Sena i y tors), April 22nd. . - 'J '.J ' - r X' '" ' ' y -;v SPEND ycur Exeter Vccatlon" virgins the Nttf tion's Capital crA rco thc-o two games, or, .. , . . '. , - SPEND. a wonderful week-end, vacation "at Virginia S cohere' Rccorts, or vidtinsr Richmond, : 'Virginia's beautiful and historic capital city. " : Fcr reservations or further information call on ' ' ' local ticket sent or write Riviera Smart ioAf thsir&etiad Ctarmp njt 'A 'V.: CREAM . Naturta m to baull MARSHALL PHARMACY -Marshall, N. C. 'm. ' ; "" What a Difference 90 Days VIake Ioday a Toddling Chick . . in 90 days n nrrnid millet ahonf to lavi There's some- thing to think about! Tiny boner and little muscles have grown several times in size . a delicate fuzz has sprouted into hundreds of feathers . a chick weighing grams has grown into a pullet weighing pounds . . , all io. 90 short days! 1 A wonderful change . . . and. only one thing can do it..,. good feed! This year consider Purina Startena Chow (mash) iand Porina- Chick Chow (scratch) or All-Mash Startena Chow for the first six weeks . . . and then Purina Growena and Purina Intermediate Hen Chow until your pullets are lay in& at 16 weeks. Put these Chows before your chicks. You will see pullets that are built right . . . pullets that will lay eggs aplenty in fall and winter when eggs are always worth good money. I a m A , ottiMvan. wora . flniAKta of Mm. Easter Gosnell Thursday. ' -- Mrs. Ada Hunter and son, Willard, Were guests of Mrs. A. H. Sams St- u. ..J vtr Hat ' TTnaW have moved front Grape Vine to Biltmore. . jar. ana u niu uuitu .w Kev. Everett Sprmkle LWofley, ! ere mot of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse N. C, accompanied by Bsvv Sprinkle for dinner Sunday. Griffin of Turkey wee was . ""K" .. Eey. , I C. Roberts ot utarei Vina Saturday afternoon. SP4( Bran( was tfie roest of Mr. Horace u.:uij 11 ellent sermoak cniB . the sick list Bochester FROM GRAPE &INE vma isaiuroM hwiiwu.. rj-f - israncn, was we p o Se preached an QJ,,e04Sains for dinner Sunday, om-the subject, 'Trayeif Mr. A. E. Fisher is n t. n. -Koberts of Laurel Branca .,. tW. tfinv. ti reached irom toe same ubj as- and Mr Titos, is I ( 1 - - 11 ( . t -J. , i. s 1 v r'' : v.. - 1"V 'i:,;. 4I fm C if, 1 i.A Jf:- i ',. . mm:: CHOW Madison Farmers, Irid Marshall, North Carolina day mordnf. J S'isA'and "on, liyda, a -Mrs. wesleyi JKer. vacu Keece prewuw - y Hunter and son wuistro, uww w home of Mrs. C M. Lewis Thursday afternoon. ' t 'f Mr.- and Mrs. ; George Water of Crewe, Va., and Mr. and Mrs., Keller and two children visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sams Sunday. ; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bice and Glen and Lloyd Rice toek dinner with Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Lewis Sunday. . We are glad toport that ear S. S. at Bethel ehorch has peen organ ised again and we hops that, it fOl Level Saturday night and s Sunday u mdd Fork 'Sunday afternoon. - - M . w , m - w n r ... j riiM; ! at the home .of Mr; A. E.:Fiaher. Sunday tJov;? Mrrju'; T). OosdaII . is SDending the week at Woodfln, N. C. . Mr. J.1 B. Fisher was the guest of Mr. and Jars, van wiuu " ""r Mr. J. is. fisner was we guest o guests of Mr. and Mrs. 90?r,P?,??ll! Mr, R. W. Hunter Sunday afternoon, for dinner : Sunday. They visited Mr. w, Hunter, bf Bull Creek, Jesse Sprinkle, who is very feeble, " yine rhundAJ. t- , Sunday afternoon, ana naa w Everyone who stays 'away t from meetaig in his home . . - . n0 . Easter Sunday will M it r mm i . 1: wmr iur uiu- Ui. iUI. W1U WAV ' Mr. and Mrs. v;iaua ny wc guests of Mrs. Margaret West Sun- .' vinani TTpnslpv of Asheville was on Grape Tine Sunday. Mrs. Yera sprinKie 01 I,.. Iiaan aerlrnidlv ( HL is UOW with her mother, Mrs. Callie Bruce, FIELD SEED AND ? We Carry a full line of "field seed ' and fertilizer' ' and make the price right ; on .anything the ' fanner " " uses in our L-a ' - ". ' Your attention la ecpecial- i " ' ly directed to our ' .,' f t"D OATS (AV T ) f UI Ct HUD C C D G3A . : -T clov : J wi. GAUD IN FERTILIZE Tour husinesa is gppreci ; ated-always spr:::-s vtr. vr. V. Rica nf Bull Creek was on Grape Vine Monday. Mrs. Lizzie Stines of Mars mil spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A. Ij. Coates. Mr. W. M. Cody is on the sick list at this writing. ,. From CREWE, VA. . We are proud to say that our Sun der school at "Belle Foste" is pro gressing nicely and we hope that each and everyone who loves a good Sunday School will attend. . i : Those who visited the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. V. . Lunsford Sunday were her parents,1 Mr. and Mrs. W -Wi1son.-nd- Mr. and Mrs. C S. Martin f Blackstone Va.- k Ut. M. F. Caasads, who has been m tfca 5r1t Itat for some time is im proving slowly. , , . -'' VThose who vfaited the home of Mr, sad Mrs. J. H. Sane Saturday r!ght were Hf.' and ITrs." G. M. Lewis and dauhters,,"VaJy and OpWa, Ur. and IT. ArtlinrEice and" dauilUsr, Clenn and Ut. Lloyd Elce,' Y.'ade Lunf.'ordJ Tommy Fox and Kafvin'Litrni.jra.i ' Mr.' and Mrs.' G!en Xtmsrord and children of Kemhridje, Va., .xm ted Mr. and Krs. E M. Lunsford Sunday. 1 Mrs. 7. B. Eice and son, Epurgeon, took dinner with Mr and Mrs, Doyle Lewis Sunday. v Mr. Oscar Sams visited friends in Charlotte County Sunday. Mr. and Krs. IL SI. Teagrue and cT-.ilJrcn of Lynchbure. Va.. called success. x Rev. T. XlSatmotf preached for us at Bethel Sunday afternoon.,., .. ,v, Mr. Spargeon Radford of this place and Misa - Belle Ball of . Buncombe county were married Saturday after noon. We wish them a - long ana happy life. . - Mr. Charlie Dodd and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Allen Sunday.. , " . ' " - ' Mrs. Naoma Scoggins'is very ill at this writing. - " " .Mr. Brooks Robinson and Miss Sue Robinson were married Saturday. We wish them success in their new life. (Mrs. Nell Austin C of Ashevme is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. C. C Gregory. . - 't Mr. Byron Gregory and Otis Rob inson : were visiting ' at -' California Creek Sunday." ' ' i , ' : Mri C. C Gregovt i bnflding a new home. . , Mr.' Wade Gardner , and family were . visiting friends at this place last Sunday. "'".". Mr. Jeter' Buckner b visiting his frlr tmi re'ives fce. Mrs. Ella Robinson and ion spent Sui&Iay with her sister, Mrs. George Alien., i . . ' ... i rfrriatt Grif&a'and daugh ters .'-spent Sunday night with Miss Delia' Scorns. r - - From OAIC GROVE We have learned that the Rev. JsJ ""' It. Pickens is improving ;very sleO I IMrs. G. C. -GlackrWd Mrs. Jarne Fisher were the guests of Mr. and p, A. Fisher for lunch' Sunday, i '"Mrs. Harriet M.'" Fisher is spending a few days' this week' with her sonj Mr. P. A. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fox were W Marshall oa business Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Rice and smaU on; J., p., Jr, and Miss Agnes Bish- qp wen tp.Asnevuie nonuay, wnere Mra Riceis having some dental work done, 1 J lt Y ' Come, ShakinVSam, and wake up, This is no time to sleep. . MM ' 'ttaS , rvi !3on County fanners to n"i tie exc'i'.lcn of sotss oats, h.f snJ n.a".-n wb'h S"e not pro duced, ia- suClect qna:.t-t!c. They expect to remedy U,conu.'Jofl tLis year. ' . . lT in T"" SOU . 'roe fcusutss . " ' - 1 fc f fr'-,s l"9e ..Jjbu4kw Oil V-'i loj. it h Osnre fa a eoanfort wkaa Bafcy I f: l Va annMP takaa tkaa the L!4l i- - a -j one f-r ft earn. If T-i,j a fjw drop live at! soon i n ? eo '-nt. io buna dooi . (or f . '...j. in a Ubv remee'r. BMaa1 for C for t Prrfec"y safe to give U o . t 1 tj too aave tna aoeton ..... . ..I Tfc la a. amj-hla Tlrt 3 ict aad yon eonld w it every day. Bi most. doouI Bieut vara oonnipaua mast be relieved of colio painJ other iufferin?. Kevsr be wilhoat if some mothers keep an extra bottlo, vt opened,' t malt sure there will aiwai be Castoria in the house. It is eflectJ for older children, toot read ua Doi that oomea wila it. r' : J I 1 1 1 1 - c - 1 0 I . I 1 I HOT r7 i at ih,e home cf LIr. and ITrs. M. F. 1