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Marshall; n. a, Tuesday, may zo, 1930.
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MARSHALL SCHOOL FINALS
Commenbement Sermon .v D
, iWed By Rer, P. Li .
& Hi- Kil" fa,
t( 'Th closing exercises of the ,Mar
. s shall school are ; taking plate fr-this
i week.! -The baccalaureate sermon
' was preached Sunday night by Rev.
'irP' h.. Elliott, vice-president of Mars
' Hilt college. Before the sermon, the
:' invocation was pronounced by Rev.J.
T.' M. Knox, Professor Robinson -pre-1
' aiding. ; Af ter : the ' JJoxology, the
'"senior class, 29 ta'ambejvwith' caps'
: -and gowns, entered the rear of the
, auditorium, proceeding very "slowly
4own the aisle on either aide, while
- ' Hiss 'Hal played the march. ; The
congregation en sang "Holy, Holy,
Holy." . Prayer was' offered by" Bev.
G. C. teague, pastor of the Marshall
Baptistchureh. A?very eweet. duet
a wae sang by Misses Marie- Haleand
' ' Violet Wrfahtileeompanled at thS pi-'
- aaa h?)BxC3frA , Stuart;' JfefeTJMd
"Elllotty tbWtninced bsAfjf doM
Robinson as whose brifca t king " 1,1 bi - 1
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" PLAYS GIVEN
Fairly ' TsaVvJAdimoij 'wiiaeaees
t . 4 flays At AarJMnShoI. ' . i
THE PUBLISIE 3 COLUMN
ABOUT V -1I0US LIATTERS
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r. Three one-ct plays, directed, by
Miu Ada Michael and Mrs. ,0.' M.
Plankenehip were given V the Map.
shall High School Uuditbrium last
tVidayf evening .Considering ' the
fact that there was -an, admission
charge, the attendance was quite sat
isfactory, and , all seemed to enjoy the
larger part of of we program.
i' In the first play, "Indian 6ommer,"v
the following pupils had parts !
Johnnie Robinson, i: Page: - Brigman
Horace Davis, Clara Eads...'..
4-The seeond play - iwas a comedy
called "Neighbors," which was quite
Those
had 'touched every'-nook" ahd corAer
of Western, North Carolina. 'r 1 Bev.
Mr. , Elliott then preached from the
Scripture, found; in Matthew 20,; in
which Christ taught that service and
sacrifice- are the prerequisites of , po
sitions of honor in. His kingdom. , He
compared the graduating class to the
class of twelve-v disciples of Christ,
and delivered a fine sermon along the
line of five lessons which the mem
bers of the class ahouli leara as they
go out upon the joutney of life, of
which this is but the commencement
Following the sermon,' the bene
diction" was pronounced, by pr, ?!
M. Knox, pastor of leresberian
church. . Sv'
Thursday night the Class Day ex
ercises will be givenin.: the form of
a play--"''Ghosts :0 Tdmorrow
Friday mpxitf
graduation, exercises, will take: place,
the address being delivered by Mr.
J. W. Bailey of Raleigh.
Following are the names of the
graduf ng class:
CUm Roll:
Joseph Harrison Eads, Maude
Marie Martin, Minnie Lee Rector,
Mary Frances Tweed, Zack Arnold
Bryan, Lloyd Herbert Boberson, John
Worth McDevitt, Charles Robert
Hinkle, Wanda Roberts, Merle Sams,
Mary Thursie Green, Jessie Marguer.
ite. BaU, Viola . Bedmond, Thelma
Louise Tweed, Mabel Clara Farmer,
Mary Lucille -Farmer, - Mary . Frances
"West. Thelma 2Faye ,1-Uin, v Dewie
Evelyn Treadwxy, Alma Irene Rector,
Lola Dorothy pone, Agnes Gennell
Fox, Agnes Rapens Freeman, Docla
Velma Buckner,- Duffie Faulkner,
Jacob Wiley ; Reid,'; Zenna Agnes
Tweed, Warren Todd Ramsey, Carl
M. Bryan. - ,-; v , .
' ' Class officers are M - 1 ,
- Joseph Harrison 'Eads, - President
Maude, MHMartlri,;Vicr-President
till '' Minnie , Lee .; Rector, .Secretary: and
- i Treasurer. t
r Class Mottf "FtSlshd--yet-
. ." i '.ginningV -!.' -l'
t Clasjj colors: Green and White.
Marie Roberts: Ssllie'BalL George
Roberts, Herman Bradburn," Mayona
Ball, ViolarBaU, Gladys Meadows, and
Thelma Deal. j. ; ,mh(! i
,1 The third play, "Pierrot's Mother,?
was also welj done, those taking parjt.
fa It being," James :Story, Iva, Glenn
Coates and Portia Coates, land! these
taking the part of Japanese girhi in
Plerrott's trope were Nell Dodson, Bo"
ketta FHsbyi'andlda5!.; r'-VT
i ; Especially ; cutefWe! tie j j ballet
girls, tota of the first 'gradej!; ' t', .
. Stage managers for ' this Occasion
were" Nell Dodson,' Ernest' Snelson'and
utherPhillipa.:'MVr.j',: :'!;(
MR. C A. THOMAS DEAD
f "Mr. C A.TbomaiiiAsheie,
in ' Asheville Monday morning. Mrs.
J. N. West, who by marriage, is con-
nected -witn tne lamuy, weni over io
Asheville Monday, .called on account
of the death of Mr. Thomas. We un
derstand the body will be cremated
and taken to Ohio for interment
OUGHT A MAN VOTE TCI LI 3 ENEMY?
H these days when io m&zy candidates are in the field for
' ..office; and the chief subject' of .conversation is along the
; fine of politics, elections -and Voting, Jiave our people thought '
; ,that there could be a conditicjn la which' one should Vote eyen;
I for one's enemy? That wc j'i indeed be hard for, m6st peo-"
. pie to "do, hut the point 6tl4J article is that personal preju-'
dices or pref erences should iput aside-when one comes W:
the ballot box. ' Voters 'should not be so much interested in'
'.Whether or not tljViv- t r! CiVdV are'.elecfed as in
whether or not a candidate is inos fitted for the position
which he' seeks 'Wr Bwr coteiye of instan,Ve in w.hch a;
man might vote agnsteverJhi? fatheV'r brother, if in hiij
better judgment fie should consider some other candidate
better fitted for holdingrther position. The welfare of the
public in general should ha the controlling factor in making
iip one's mind how tdjcoS ballot." In an extreme case '
we can conceive of a man pvmg expression to real patri
otism by voting even for ihiS bitterest enemy if, in his con
scdousnesa, he believes that! enemy would better Serve the
public. ' -(t-ifCv J
WILL A SECOND PWMyf . NECESSARY?
F Madison County so, many Indidates are aspiring for the
same office, it begins to Joas if a second primary may
be necessary. !TlM'::iai can be avoided by an
agreement among .iidil that the high man be de
clared the nominee. Thi.hawevr, is not always satisfac
toryr as the high man may Sometimes be a long way from
HARSH ft I: COLLEGE COM-l 1 ; !
MENCEMENT NOW, IN PROGRESS
TRAIN SCHEDULE.;
CHANGES SUNDAY
ONtf" TWO TRAINS , PASSING
MARSHALL, AFFECTED', ' '
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es will be made in the schedules of
trains passing Marshall " Train.. 'Io.
27 which has been leaving; Asheville.
at seven o'clock P. M.,s 'Eastern
Standard time; going .West accord
ing to Sunday's Asheville Citisett, iri'.l
be schedules to arrhraJn .Cincinnati
forty minutes earlier, and' train No.
Hj which has been arrivfaig at jar
shall at 2:26 P. M..will belet&ck
about thirty minutes later. ' We Kope
to give: the exact -.Marshall schedule.
for these trains' in ;ir hert lasue.
NEWICHURCH AT
LEICESTER TO BE-
OPENED SUNDAY
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NEXT FRIDAY TO BE,
. LAST DAY .f-
THE
The commencement exercises of
Mars Bill College; are- taking place
this week. The baccalaureate ser
mon was delivered last Sunday morn
ing: to a full church.:- Before the vis
iting minister (was ' introduced, the
congregation was favored . with vsj
most : delightful male quartetj a fe-'
male solo,-violin and piano music
Rev. X. R. Owen, pastor of the Mare
Hill church," then called upon Dr. BV
L. Moore for announcements for the1
week.' ; Dr. Moore then, in addition
to giving an outline of the week's
exercises, read the following figures
(Which indicate something of the col-
lege work. XT'r1UP
AWARDS FOR THE COLLEGE
1929-130 ; 1". i
The list of awards which Dr. Moore
read Sunday follows: i
Old Testament u.
New Testament
hurches of N. T L
S. S. Manual . : : i
Building a Standard S. S
Young People anJ Adult Dept. -Working
With Children
Leicester's new and spacious Meth
odist Episcopal .church, South, which , Soul Winning
has just been completed at a cost 'of ; Pilgrim's Progress
more than 115,000 swill be formally
opened, to the public with an all-day
program Sunday.
The tnorning worship will be he'd
as usual at llo'clock and will be fea
tured with a sermon by the Rev.- Dr.'
Plan of Salvation
General Organization B. Y. P. U
Sr. B. Y, P. U. Administration .
Special Course B. Y. P, U L-u.
MISSION STUD Yt
Stewardship in Life of Youth .
D. M. titaker, presiding elder of the-1 W. M. U. Methods
Asheville district, an &u jnstruinental , Pioneer Women
duets by Miss Sue Triplett:arid Prof- Matthew T. Yates
lessor C B. Bohannon. j The Ministry of Women
CARD OF. THANKS
Cls flbwerrWhite Rose. .
The'-play Thursday "nigluVwHrbe
given by the entire senior class, the
! fallowing having apeciaf roles in the
in Joseph Harrison Eads, Mary Fran.
Mes Tweftd,' Lloyd Herbert Robinson
. John Worth Mcevltt, Charles'Rob-
j,cillo Farmer, Alma Irene Rector, and
x Docta Yelma Buckner. .
MARSHALL BOY
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vi v ' WINS PRIZES
; i" A - Sve-dollar gold, piece., riven' by
J1- the United Danghters.of the Confed-
. ' . . V - i . m e. TTMf -11. 1
- Aef West Asheville, who submitted the
..'! Vluit .MU m. ImVm "
ws won byTeddy Eobinson,' an' of
. t.s Mr, and.Mrs.jL M. Bobinaon, of Mar
v aaa. The.prue was awarded at the
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.; T r -'-' Another prise, a' Bible, given" as
IUJ .ti.s vuv wo
compoSiv.on
ca TTho 7rote' The Elble given
' fcy the pastor of Gak.Forest'PTesby
.: tariaa 'chu.xh wai 'also won by this
i " young man, Tedr Bobinson. tIt is
- .quite; an honor, for. thia young eaaa
te have won both these prises.
I wish to thank the good people of
Meadow Fork Township' for the kind
ness lowCepmea while
enumerating .hevn)50sf ,am sorry
this is late, but 1 have been very busy
in my crops since I have got home.
Hospitality reigns4 supreme in .their
homes. " I ' worked Meadow Fork
township in 185 hours.
. J. WELDON HARRIS.
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Jiaving the majority. However, there is a stroncr feeiino- iu
gainstAputtinilpeopil second nrimanr ;
verv ofte4h'panfltHrA'Wim4ili''la a .I'VThe afternoon program .ill consist Judson, ihe noneer
F&SWfml0 74:short addresses byhe fol!6wing iLivjngstone, The Pathfinder
rights in asking for the second primary Up tothis time, we
have seen nothing in print about this matter and it might be
well for someone to make a proposition.
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MR.
ISAAC PRICE
HURT
BY MULE
Mr. Isaac Price of Spring Creek
was seriously hurt Thursday of last
week when the mule on which he was
riding threw him. He was on his way:
to see his mother, Mrs. Joe Price, who
is quite ill.
ENTERTAINING SENIORS
TONIGHT
Coudert Does
skirts? . '
Horsetail -No, only
she wear too thin
one.
J. Marvin Glance, ; C. R. Bohnnon,
Prof. A; C. Reynolds, and Judge Rob
ert M; Wells.
Special music for the afternoon
program will be furnished by local tal
ent.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend these services and inspect the
new church, according to the pastor,
the Rev. Marcus E. Leftwitch. An es
pecial invitation is extended to those
ministers who have served as pastors
of the Leicester charge in the past.
The building committee that has
Grand Total, including regular
college . 'courses, S. ; S. Study
Course, B. Y. P. U. Study Course
and Mission Study . . 1292
Miss Selwyn McDevitt is enter
taining the senior class of the Marsh
all school tonight (Tuesday). The
entertainment will be in the form
of an informal buffet supper and the
ater party. Miss McDevitt is spon- oemn charge of the erection of the
sor for the class. - ' new edifice is made up of M. B.
Reeves, chairman, V. Ev Alexander,
Sabtcrib to Th Nws-Rcord I Dr. W. J. Weaver. Herman M. Ste-
the esUbluhed "paper: of , -Madisoa vum. J. Martin Smith. O. 1 WaIIb.
Sam M. Mean, V. Frank Brown and
' Conty--only $2.00 ft yaar.
;iEiCJRul,lillllIInoMdMrState!-
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R. Walter Shook; -
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BEREA' COLLEGE
JCOSEIENCEfilENT
Berea, Ky.,' f May N 1 9 The com
mencement exercises' for Berea Col
lege and Allied Schools are scheduled
to . begin on . May 26 and close on
commencement day; June- 2. - On the
evening mteMAutai
the Music Department will have a re
cital.' The - Training School exercis
es: n-ill be, held -on Wednesday the
SStlu.v Onr'Tttttrsday evening the
Fonhdation-Junior High 'School will
graduate: 160 'students: on the eve-
nlng'of the, SOth diplomas will be a-
warded to- 61 Normal School gradu
atesponx Saturday; evening 105 stu
dents will receive -diplomas from the
Academy and ;on Monday, June 2,
Following Dr. Moore's announce
ments, Dr. B. A. Bowers, pastor of
the First Baptist church at Gastonia,
N. C, was introduced and delivered
quite an able sermon. j,
On Wednesday, May 21st., at 8 p.
m., the readers contest will be given,
in which Sharon Buckner is the only
one from Madison county.
Thursday morning. May 22nd., the
oration essay contest will be given, at
which time Sharon Buckner will ren
der a Vocal solo, ." 'Tia June, My
Dear," by Spross. Thursday after- .,
noon at 2 o'clock a debate will take
place on the query: Resolved,. That
North Carolina should adopt the pro
posed Constitutional amendment au
thorizing the classification of proper'
ty f or taxation.: -mr
' At five-thirty Thursday afternoon, '
the complimentary alumni dinner will
be given, and at eight o'clock, that
evening, the annual entertainment by
the music and expression department
Friday - morning at tern o'clock; the
alumni address win be delivered by
Mr Allison ,W. Honeycutt Superin
tendent.' City Schools, - Henderson-
. , This will bring to a close a splen
did year1 for Mars Hill College. . .
KNOWS NOTIDKG
OF MBS KENT
' - I ? J ' j degrees will be conferred" ba 9 2 ' Col-I.'.-
-- , l .i Dr William Jl Hutchina, president.
FL"jrr Ar::,-UAL cc: c? ti z J.zrniODisr Enzcc?At. church "V
1V V7fc ".J aaJ Lil;.""::Xbto KirA Oun! hr Jet zWuoatt wta aaae'V'-
go ti. . Ty U, 1 772.' Tr-Jvw gi" T:
pre tI'
ef Iliadeieori, tt tLhome l JUr -
i t-.l ot ti.1 k ' Lrst annual
- ! IcoiTir: .; c t s f f: :: itJ -. M,. . Jl t evened : .;:3 201 723: r TU ; -
1 1 ujj c: : '-:., x Nor.', oLi aroiji. V
J. A 1 '.I; ' 1 . i ra Zi t:;-- 7 f iom I ! const from J taae - I'.
t;iUJj . 1 Lf t ci,l r;a (91 -t j C.a oi!.!a of H
.....ton .1
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t:ewn 1:
rtL.ici; '..jvliibsr :.ac5 Cte dcoaaioB
t Noni Ct;j;.,i and eody k k 745 chnrchea
ill preach the baccalaureate sermon
on Junel; and en eomhfencement day
the address te the graduates will fee
delivered by Judge Florence E. Allen.
of. the Ohio JCnnrt'of -Appeals.
a 0 .as these exercises the neighbors
and frhr.3s of students and the pub
lic, ln.xsneral are most' cordially In
vitedrrV -. ' " 'f . . '
-r-'' JOHN F. .EMITH. '
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MeLluosr-oSay,' Corona, -why yoo
spoeedey-'calle de-.doctah a stork
nHhen he brings a baby? '
"Corona I donno lessen
account ord'big' bilL The
finder.
Silvav Of Detroit Make
'.Affidavit ' .
f- .The following affidavit was sent to
the News-Record some few days ago.
While-we were not requested to pub
lish it, we can see no reason for its
being tent to the Newt-Record except
for publication." - 4 - " .
, May:T2,183J;
I;f te' derslfned', h!o sole '.'7
swear that I am in no wsy'fe
ble forth disappearance of L '
Kent and know nothing of her 1
nt whereabouts.' -'
's TILMAN EILVI -."
" Subscribed and sworn to bt .'.
this 12th day of Hay, A. D., II .
u .. Joge-rh A. WHicn. ,
it'S OB. Kntr "PuV.Mc Wiv rhh'r- "
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K ! '"y commfesi on expires Jaca .
1932. 1 -