Marshall, N. C, Apr. 25, 1930
From DAVIS CHAPEL
- Our pastor, Rev. Henry Rice, will
preach for ; us the first Sunday in
May; also on Saturday night before
the. first Sunday.' : 1 ' !
' . , We (were glad to see the improve
ment in Sunday school last Sunday
and hope it will continue to improve.
We ar sorry to hear of the illness
of "Grandpa" Tweed. Cwfoh for
him a speedy -recovery'li,""'
Amon those who enjoyed music
tot Mr.. Texannai 'Banks' Tuesday
night were Mrs.R.; U 3 Crowe and
family Miss Lottie Griffin and Mr.
JeBSe and Vk Griffin. '.' ai Uj
Richard Roberts, the little son of
Mr. and Mrs. Polk Roberts, was taken
to-the hospital Saturday to have an
operation for appendicitis. We hope
it will not be serious. ,
Mrs. W. E. Allen, who has been
sick with a cold, ts impioving.
I Miss X Fornada Norton of Dry;
Branch " Waa visiting Miss Lottie
Griffin last week. : ,;. ,
Several of the little folks in the
community have been sick with colds
but are better at this writing. -
', Mrs.. Polly Davis arid Mrsi Ellen
Davis of Sweetwater Were visiting
Mrs. Ri L Crowe last week.
'Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Payne of the
Riddle Farm were visiting Mrs. Josie
Davis Sunday. - ,
1Attk Master Lee Crowe celebrated
his' third birthday with a party Tues
day,'; April 22nd. - The ; little c folks
had merry time hunting the candy
eggs ' which -were hidden about; the
livtngwroom. Afterwards they were
n.vAfl Willi mVa ttTlfl TU.p)lPR
PV. WVA n (iu vwww
,We were sorry to hear about the
little child of Mr. Jeter Griffin getting
its' arm hurt. Glad to know that
Mr tenr; Treadway waa the
miest of Miss Lottie Griffin Sunday
! Miss'Lurie Shirlen and Miss Lottie
Grifflnu were visiting Miss Nellie
Crowe Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Marvin Silvers and Mrs. So
phrbnia Henderson gave their Sun
day school class an egg hunt Satur
day .afternoon.. Several of the chil
dren were present and had a nice
time.
From FAUST
Sunday was our regular preaching
day at the Methodist church, and Mr.
Mitchell sure preached a nice ser
mon, (which all seemed to enjoy.
Mr. Earlie Hensley, who has been
very ill. is improving..
Misses Chloia; Hensley and Hulda
. Shook enjoyed their egg hunt Sun
day ' evening; " " J , .-- i
The people on Laurel are glad be
cause of their roads beinir worked.
Everybody on Laurel is getting .
long fine with his farm work.
' ,aMbses Eliza (and Mae Shook were
dinner guests of Miss Chloia 'Hens-
lev Snndav.'"" - ,
Miss Derotha Carver Was 'the gtiest
of. Misseep Chloia Hensley and Hulda
" Shbbtt Sunday.-
'uMiss 'Sue Barrett motored np Can
rel Monday morning on business.
Mr,"John Hensley and family mo
iweb! W MiftKall M6naay;jA "rj
f Wf-.Mauie -RamseTr'hd Mrs. Re-
toVBBIs.'wM'sur"ttrf'; riding
Sunday evemagi'f r.i?", mi- ,
'' MrsTAndersbnHensley is stilTim-
- proving from her long spell of sick
ness.
REUNION AT UPPER LAUREL
There will be a church reunion at
Upper Laurel Baptist church on
Sunday, April 27th, at 10:00 A. M,
We would be glad to have every
member present. Also those who
were once members and have moved
away.. Everybody welcome,
J. W, WILLIS, Church Clerk.
BURLEY TOBACCO BRINGS
OVER 35C PER POUND
Burley tobacco bringing the high-
est price in this section was grown
with Zell's Fertiliser ("AA QUALI
TY"). Reid what Dr. Moore says:
- Marshall, N. C
Jan. 10, 1930.
- This past season I used 600 lbs. of
Zell's Royal Tobaeco Fertiliser 8-8-6
("AA QUALITY"), and my crop av-
AWa Mil "avM,VtKA.ma fcMwi.jt! V fit tea f
ViBgou v v v vw yvBHW'i aiua mm
, the highest price paid for Burley to
, bacco on any of our markets for. the
' season. One 2000-pound lot brought
$718.75. It is with pleasure .that !
recommend Zell's Fertiliser to all
.. Dr. J. N. MOORE.
: ' We keep a stock of "AA QUALL
TY" Fertilizers on hand, and recom
mend, them for crops grown In this
section. ' Come in and let s talk vet
your requirements. - ?; "r C
ROBERTS & DAVIS
" ' MARSHALL, N. C . -.
BRIGMAN BROS. 7 ' !
.' WALNUT, N. C J
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. : " into these fllf
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From CREWE. VA.
Our Sunday School is progressing
extremely welL ? About sixftr were
nresent last Sunday including several
visitors, whom we were glaa to nave
with us. ryjv' -..C,: :
Mrs. Dolph Anders aid two, chu-
dren of Charlotte C. H., Va., spent
finfnnlBV nlo-tit wif Mr. and Mrs. G.
M. Lewis anji.fssnfly. jr! . j f -
Mrs. Metta Smith of Kicnmoncu va.
i visiting her parents, fcr. and Vn.
. E. Tweed, - k- .,.,:-,v
, Those who visited the hdine of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Sams and children,
Messrs. Oscar and Walter, Missea An-
' Mae and Cora . Sams,' - Marvin
LnPsfirdA.MrfcJ5oljhlAndeTeand
:i Those : who fvisitedT Mr2AaafMrs.
Doyle Lewis Saturday evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rice and daugh
ter, Glen, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lew-
and children, Loyd and Spurgeon,
Miss ' Sadie Anders and Mr. Hardy
Lewis.' r -ij-:.'
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Loasford and
children , took dinner -with Mr. and
Mrs. E. M. Lunsford Sunday.
Misses Fern-Love and Vady Lewis
called on Miss Pansy Lunsford Fri
day afternoon.
T II E II E V S
Ul Hill INI) J
pours fragrance
LONG BEFORE the choice leaves of golden Turkish and velvety brown
Domestic tobacco are seletted for Camel Cigarettes, nature's own alchemy
has worked a miracle in them that no effort of man can. hbpe to duplicate.
Every tiny leafcelll iSMc full of goodness by the dean,
pure vigor of the sun! 1
Our share in the making of Camels is to see that all of the fragrance,
mildness, mellowness, aroma in a word all of the natural goodness of
.. these sun-ripened tobaccos is preserved and developed then
; them mto
Sj- anQ mynnrannre UIClu 1X11U , uUcivc WJ "ivuwu uvuw
... IrMnrM in H mnrlneHnr t-TSo. it'
You can" taste the natural
V'hiJ ., ,rM JjC.'i
Camel Cigarette.
i . f -:.
AME
vr real smokepleasure
J
"I'm going to give you this violin."
"An out-and-out giftT"
"Absolutely! No strings to it!"
Thinc People 6et
Fat,With-New
r Life. New" Vifiror
DECENT, medical discoveries dem-
II, onstrat that adrwiht peo.
. . pie lack food Iron with vital min
erals, and nutritive salts. The- Jack
is aggravated by soft, modern xooae.
The chief result is the blood, gtsnds
and nerves are reduced to state of
semi-starvatM)n.v..x :
The recommended specific for tws
condition is the guaranteed IROGEN
prescriptioa. Its guarantee is this:
IT ttnst - nuflbHirh-awabsat red
blood .jsellv increase rur fweight and
aive yoa sv new; sens of vigorous
healh. - -
r IROGEN will make your digestion
f)nvtmrh anl vonr DTwatita keen.
Tour food will taste delghtful and
... .
win agree witn you; you wm sieep
mnA '. , inVii -rut rmhud CAIN
WEIGHT and feel younger, strong
er, wore vigorous. All drngirists.
' In liquid or tablets at all druggists
including Marshall Pharmacy, and
Moore's Fhsraacy, Marshall; College
Pharmacy, Mars Hill; Brace's Drug
Store, Hot Springs. Adv.
RECORD
-luluo.: famous Camel blend,
goodness in every delicious
.
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BIG LAUREL
? We are glad to. report that we are
having a good S." S. at Big Laurel
There were 49 present Sunday, and
we trust more will attend next Sun
day. ; ;' ; ' 'ffi?'?;""
Mrt and Mrs. Jess Davis , visited
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Griffin Sunday, ;
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rice of Marshall
spent Saturday night -with Mr. and
Mrs:- L--BVRlot!k.vfejui; ,
r Miss Addie Rice of Asheyille is
visiting her relatives of Big Laurel. -
Mr. Taft Griffin of Wamut Creek
Ivisitied our S, & Sunday. ; a t rr -f
Mrs. Ernest Rice and son, Leo,
took dinner with Mrs. Mary Buckner
unday""
Misses Carrie Nona wade .i and
Katie Lewis and Delia Buckner wefe
visitors on Grapo'VineSaturdayl ;
.Mr."and Mite Dolson Crow speit
Sunday night with Mr. 'and Mrs. An
dy; Lewis.' , . , . k " I
Mrs. L. B. Rice visited' Mrs, N. H.
Griffin Sunday afternoon. . ; s j
, Mr. and Mrs. Bula Rice and Miss
Leado Holland went to Chapel , Hill
Saturday." i:-Lt'i
Mrs. Fred Rice visited Mrs. Pete
szyr yyyr.
to combine
puff of a
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0 1930, K. . RaoMi ToJxkxo
rt.
Rice Sunday, afternoon.
Mrs. Luke Griffin and Miss Atlas
Buckner visited Mrs. ' G. A. Griffin
of Walnut Creek Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs.. Andy Lewis took
dinner ' with Mr. and Mrs. Dolson
Crow Sunday? - V. ' ' ' j
' Mr. Noah Buckner took dinner with
Mr, and Mrs. N. H. Griffin Sun day.
. Mr. Osten Griffin spent Saturday
night ijnth Mr. Foch Buckner.;;
Mr. Reo Bishop went to Marshall
Satuy'on;bu"sk
Mrs Floyd JBuckner and daughter,
Olga, and aonsT Hoy and Vernon went
to Tennessee Saturday.
1 1 Mr. and '"Dennis iChmrck no
. s : . v-t,. ..." tv-w f. .i a.-'i
tored to Asnevme last xnursoay. -rvmyr"t.
r Iav&rwas" business
visitor to Shelby, N. Saturday. :
Mrs. W." T. Davis and Miss ' Mary
Roberson were shopping in Asheville
Thursday.-- 1 v . , VI;,T'"!
'VJudge Zeb 'Nettle Mr. Sid Joyce
and Mr. Arthur Brown of Ashevjlle
were in .town Saturday afternoon.
v Mr- LeerStranle and little dauglv
ter of Newport, Tenn., were in tow a
THIRD PAGU
a while Sunday.
Miss Nola Jane Gentry of Canton
spent awhile with friends ' here Sun-
Mrs I. H. Garenflo is spending a .
while at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Dockery, in Asfieville. Her .
daughter and little son are getting a-
long nicely. They have named him
Thomas Harvey.
Mesdames 0. S. Brooks, L. A. Ger
nell, J. M. Rhodes and Miss Maude
Corbett attended the County Council
meeting held in Marshall Saturday
afternoon. - '
Mrs. Claud Thornburgh has been i
very sick for the. past few days. . '
Mrs. Jno. S. B.rown of Knoxville, t
Tenn., is the guest of her sisters, Mrs..
Baker and Mrs. Hill. , , ' " "?
Mr, and Mrs. Grover Long and lit
tle daughter and several friends of
Greeneville, Tenn., spent . several
hours' here Sunday with Miss Mary
Roberson and friends.
Mr. Ellerson of Hazesville and Mr.
C. Boyce of Hartfort were business
visitors here the last of the week.! ;
Mrs. Matilda Frisbee and Mrs. W.
T. Davis motored" to Newport, (Tenn. ;
Saturday, the former going "to the
dentist. . , ..,.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Duckett and
Miss Beulah Duckett spent Sunday . ::
iwith Mr. and Mrs. Lon Ferguson, on -.
Turkey Creek. .s
Air. ana Mrs. w. u. r owier peui .
Sunday in Asheville, N. C.
The Senior Class gave their play
Tuesday night, "The Ducks". It waa i
very much enjoyed by a large crowd, r,
HOW THE"4-W CLUB HAS " a
BENEFITTED ME jf J
The "4-H" Club has helped me so
very much' I can hardly think where
to start., ! r" .jl'.;3
' Before our County Demonstrator,
Miss Crafton, came here, I was care ;
less and thoughtless. But after she ..
came l began to see things as they
really were. I. felt aahamed of my
self for having been so careless be- 4
fore. -v'-t
She told us how to care for bur
room, how to make it beautifuL;
Before she came I did not care a
bout sewing. I didn't take an inter
est in it. But now I had rather eew
than almost anything. In the achieve '
ment contest in November, I won sec- :;
ond prize. ! a
During the summer of '29, the Ju-
nior girls of the club had a better
oiscuit contest, in wai 1 won aw
prize. M'T's'i
During the two years that Miss
Crafton has been here, I have learn
ed not to. ibe. so careless and J can
cook and sew much better thaW be
fore. ' f - ;
I hope every member of the. crab "
likes it as well as I do. ;". J
ELLEN BROOKS, Hot Springs.
That Remains to be Seai' j j
Rose's are red
And way above par, ' 1 (
But' I think yoa are going?
A littletoo far. ,
' 3rhe Pathfinder.
"What's the matter, little boyT"
said the kindhearted man. 1 "Are yon
lost?" 4j .
"No," -waa the manful answer, 1
ain't lost I'm here. But I'd like to
know where father and mother have
wandered to." Ex.
-. 1 ;
; "I'm going to have a divorce-my 1
husband hurled thousands of insult
ing words at me." -
"You exaggerate thousands in
two weeks." . '.
"Yes; it was a dictionary." 'J
How One Woman Lost :
20 Pounds of Fat
Lost Her Double Chin
Lost Her Prominent Hipa
Lost Her Sluggishness
Gained Physical Vigor
Gained Vivacioancss
Gained ' Shapely Fignre
If you're fat first remove the
cause! ' -. ' f
- KRUSCHEN SALTS conUins the
'8- mineral salts your, body organs,
glands and nerves must have to func
tion properly. : ; ? ; ; ,f 5 s
When your, vital organs fail to per
form their work eorrct'y- yo-
els and kidneysn't throw J t....
waste material-you're growing hid
eously fat I i -Try
one half teaspoonfol of
CHEN "SALTS Mit ghweof hot wa
ter every morih4n $ we ks rt
on the scales :.si iota how m&.-.y
potrnds of fst hve vanished.
inouce moo la uu k .i
energy. yourr
. .. 1
'n is clean -
eyes' spaiif
you feel y0H"
mind. Kf.
a. glor.jus ? a
-.fn body k ntr
Will fcive any
'rprise.
? cf :r.v c::
-.shall l har -iry
I.person a jc-
Salts from ti e
Jt anywhe; i 1
merica.- (lasts 4 weeks). If 1
bottle; doesn't ci nvince yeu t' s i
easiest, safest s i surest vr - '
fat if you dfl't f"el a e
provement in - a!..h f" ;
efierp-otie vi,- '? t"..v.:
moTscy f'"1 y 1