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. I :.'s interest an article ia
the I' "Von County Times, carryi"?
sM-cnt fro.n Dr. Sams, " i
' cd can,"! .te for Corrress for t'-.'s
dUiiot, iJ - kh re fc- ''i t' at 1 is
for 'Hamilton C. Jones, tha second
man, and ' -"s k's f " t? toV-o
support Josks. Ke Ufa aa 1 ) rea
son that 1 J l- fu'-' ' 1 f'-J
situation over the dl-""t and t&t
he ia persuaded that ' Joi. .i' ii the
man to defeat Jonas tha Republican
nominee, in the Generar Election,
By this statement, IV.
that he Is la favor cf f s f ... ;-
cident to a sec" 1' J
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I!r, Jonei, he auves.i-r. w
"! a'.i a eec 1 pr- ary. . ' -.
Fersor , I tMi.k Dr. Sasas' ji
iaer.t fa-'. 3 h rtates V""
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feel t I ms were truly
. trateful;!.: t . ..t which w
r him Ift'th i a,7. e w0ld
dv' Kr.oTaa t bupport Major
Bui winkle-igainst and this
fall in" iLa ' 5eneri.l LIv.tion, we
uould present a t'"T and undivided
front to the ass. t of our repub
lican friends. So e people who do
, not know Dr. Sauis for the Good
- Sport that he ls,migU feel that it
''- .... f "Rnnr raoes." Come on,
1 nr.. Rama, loin your supprters and
.fderd for BulwinVle.
" " " - Yours truly,
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may it be for the good ofmy coun
try. W. A. P. KENT. ,
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f .tor J R. Owen has beeiv way
for the past week holding a' meeting
with the Elack Mountain church. The
pastor of that church filled "the pulr
pit here for the service' Sunday mom;
irj, and announced that Mr: 0cn
is Lr! " a "foAV meeting at Eluck
T .-'h'.i, tl.ere being eigirfprofes
s' s C Mus one of-tfieT first servw-
Er. O. E. Saras and" family moved"
to t"s i ' 'ce during the past week
fron I '1 T7. ,Va, ' We-are
t.!J t. t I .' Cams' chuitbV.Rre.
mont, at Ljt..burg, Va., .donated a
car for 1 s we 'in hlf 3.ct f,-U "of
work wi :i ir-.rE:;:iCo:: re.iie
was called to .isoa "Cily, Tenn.,
for a surply sej. w.j, Sunday during
'" s absence of tlie rastor i of Tthe
rst taptist Church of that city. It
' Ves s r-leasssr .'to'? welcome this
p--1 p i f T'lly ta our nv ' t.'
Lid f.i "y are spending-' the summer
in tieir hosi e here." 1' f ,
ilrs. Frank Clubs' and small son,
Harold, have returned from ten
days' trip to Hilboro". 1 - V
A number of our boys recently eh
joyed a hiking trip to Ogle Meadows.
Those making the . trip and -camping
overnight were VTlilson, Fleetwood,
Evan r Evans, J ucfatt '".MooreV- JohB
SmijLh,. rIoses McCA Carl Car
ten George 1 Ah'derson " r and Clark
Owen.. ,
. Dr., Will Hutchins and daughters,
Misses Ruth and I'-'ihleort, of Kings
port, Tenrt., w"! ? t' ''"f rirs Al
Ke Uuv.u.s ovtr t..e v..a.
Kiss"s Fay, Zane, ti Joan TH
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lene T'izss vibited f.'
country tl.e first of the we . " .
Mrs. W. E. TVilkins,
daughter Hiss Louise, a? !
TranLlIn," JtJt T-cs'y to s,
summer, in a camp i.i
Wh3 -there, the' eL- -l J
Boston and other places. of I.'
number of Ashiville -fu" i
visiting relatives on "The LiU '
day.. Among' them were r i'r.
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Mrss. Horace Chandler, Mh and IJri.
W. C. Robinson and family, anJ I'r.
and Mrs. D.. E. Pool and son. ,
':. Messrs. Bernard" and Lat'.:. cr of
the Business Men's. Ey&nge!;'" Club
of Asheville filled 'th(5 Tpulplt at the
eving service Sunday. s , ,
, 'kiss' Ilaael" Biggerstaff ' of T
erfordtbn is. staying iwRh -K r
Mrs, J. jC: ' Stringfield, while i '
tends fuftimer echool? Lee
James Copple .of Albemarle :
jfepktwa if ' rs. .r"". ' '
spending spme time with her
Mrs. Graham'' of, Dur.n' if.
nd
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visiting her5 father, Mr. Thor
ray.. Her two Ktthj dauchtera,
riet Holcomba" and , Avanelle,
here with her. ' ' . - ." .
I 'Yites 1 Ar"on9 leaves
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,i 1. -nee, SVC .''.. vr
" Jliss Aua Edwards, has been
teadhing at R,oanoke R,apids ;'ia here
With her parents, Mr. -and Mrs. 'A. E.
Edwards, for awhile; -t
From Sunday's CitiaeiS: (
,: MARS HILL YOUNG LADY TO
WED ATLANTA MAN
' Dr, and Mrs. 'Wait N, . Johnson,
of Mars Hill, have, announced '. the
engagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Laura
Bruce Johnson, to Mr. Paul, Sharp
Et! eri 1 e, Jr., of Atlanta, Ga. ' ,
SUU...ER SCHOOL OPENS AT
- MARS HILL i
: The first term of the Mars Hill
College Summer School .opened on
Ve -!.icHay of last week with en
' t cf 115. .Classes have beer '
1 i i t' . t c ' ' x auhjecttj ;
' '-ry Erlloh, L; ematiij Iat
, " " " , rpaui.h, I ;o!igy,l.tdn--..,:
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i's l.'UZ'.oa CpiFity
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c J.!i3" is a
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to me ta :
of puii; '
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anon; i
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Times sU.
lie article referre i t o
.
"A rei-Gtr
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rs:n mho wi
'y afraid to sen V.s
i 1 not this person come
" a this complaint, instead
; it anonymously irt a
, because he allows these
rrticles to be published.
f .t the publisher-of the
, ready to back np these
articles, end approves of them. r s
T am t'.ad that our friend, '"A
Pedestrian," thinks that the traffic
laws here for vehicle travel and
parking regulations are wise and ef
ficient, and I would be gladder-still
to have I ' :n , suggest some Way of
remedying the "pedestria,n ' 'eom
plaint't , other , tham hb foolish : Sug
gestion, .'of moving'back onr : fttores
and other business houses, in order
to make mora room for the loafers
to carry on. s Trfiir .
'It the person who wrote thft, ar
ticle above mentioned wishes to take
exception to . anything I,ahay;ilulve
said, r Lhea to-Jet me learn his
identity; 1 would like to ee him. as
soon as possible.
" ' Chief of Police.;!
r.:.13. LE2 VYATT. CALLED
-Q Y DEATH
bot.t seven o'clock .thje 1 i
visited t!ie homp of Leo, Wyatt n
Petersburg? and took hia, dear ;wife,
Krs.' Bessie -.Davis .Wyatt. , ' She was
thirty-one years IoT .ager and is sur
vived by six children and her hus
band. The children are, , Robby,
Evelyn Grace, Hazel,' Louella and
Fred; also two brothers, Hubert and
Vernie Davis, and one sister, Mr.
Aud Cody, of ; Laurel. -- ' , , ,
Ths deceased had heeW ill only a
short "time and death ;was a severe
shock to her 'neighbors. She was a
member o f Bull Creek6-Baptist
church. Funeral services were con
ducted on Monday afternoon -at 2
o'clock' 'at the Bull Creek church by
Lev. Perry Sprinkle and Rev. L ,C.
rob'erts." ' Rev; Wade White eondnct
1 a short service at the grave,
hy 'sorrowing friends and neih
s follorwed the remains to i.J 1 '
place" to pay a tr.bb j Ij
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mon thr Ir flocks, . "
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Th funeral nrnreAKion. t. linm i)a
. fbojy of the late JoaTLippi of Ashe-
- j Ville to Wa'nut for M .'Tir-t
ir.rou' a jarsnau aoout two o'ciocx
(Turs , y. . Thurs .yf . C:ti2e" ,had
the foiloiWiny regardlnj .this
Funeral 'services .for Joe Ihipps,
65,-formerly -a prominent' 'c"izcn ot
Madisba County, who "ded Thursday
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'Officiating ministers will be the Rev
B, E. Guthre and the! Rev. J4'L
Hyde, ' interment iwill be in the ;W1
W cemetery. 4'"" ".",' ,
- Active pallbearers' will be:':- John
Stack,. Joe Reed, A.- R.'v -vrtl,.
a. uainsey, ana o. w, icLturev Hon
orary pallbearers are:. Dr.' Frank
Roberts, Dr.' i J. N. Moor A.W.
Whitehurst, L. J. ' Lunsford; 3'. -M.
BaleyJS.' R, Freeborn,7 Sid 'Chand
ler and v"M; Ramsey. '"" ;,J ' '
.Mr. Phipps is survived hfr hts wid
ow and the followmg children! Mrs.
M. V. Boydston, Mrs'. Dan T, Haynitf,
tMrs: ,C. ; D. ,Stackhpnse,' Mrs. Clydo
Hensley. and Frank Thipps all.fcjf
Asheville: Mrs ' Blake - Silver,' .of
Butmavillet MrS. C. Si Moore, of Ca
nal Point, i Fla,j Robert .Phipjjw, of
West iVirginia ; talso ' Is grandclul-
dren.
. JAMES RICE DEAD
h i home in J.fc. O June T." The
cause ohis death was a weak Mart
with Other 'cbmpHcatioris.'-' i Vi.--1!
. Mr. Rice Joined Ithe- Free Will
Baptist church 'at the - age of 45
years, and he' has' been one of. the
most active church workers in his
denomination. 7 ' , ' - " " . - - -1 r.
' The death of !Mr. ' Rice brought to
a close the last member of .a. large
and highly respected family,"-
The final servieeV' was held Sun
day at 2 o'clook, conducted by Rev.
John H. Ballard and Rev." James, L;
Hvde. One of the largest -"crowds
v. t. v. hveV mthered at'. Walnut.
lor sucn an 'v.
lunerau jcev. kionn . n.,Mira,
who' is near 80 years 'old, "spoke of
the faithful work of.. the deceased,
and in hi remarks, "saldThe .only
time I "ever knew Mr. Rice to be sat-J
.lei was jwher he v' was" worki"3
- cr in-a good meeting."". The
' f ITr." Je was beautiful,
i" ,ry'fv "Ir''off tl.e
the deces..;. ! T.i'.h C
ei 'is. 'survived by his
jle ( lttr cf the
beeves, . m for fcjm
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thanking ht voters and" "tax p , s
ofr Madison CJourity for the voii t !
confidence they gave me in the r -
mary Just past. 1 want those ti nt
did not support me, as well as tlo3
that did support me, to feel th?t 1
am their friend, and as the re;' r
nominee -of the Republican party, I
shall go into the-November election,
and carry it out on the same L''i
plane as the pri.nary election wss
carried out, and if. I should be the
choice of the people, I want all to
feel that. I am thsir representative.
I again thank 70a.' - ,
Sincerely,'
; , ' J.,H, HUTCHINS. ,
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AUSTIN ROBINSON" k
On June 7th at 12:30 Pt M., Miss
Bertha ! Robl.ison, of Flag Pond,
Tenn.,' - daughter of' Mr, , and Mrs.
John Robinson, ot.Flag Pond, be
came the bride of Mr. "Pascal, Jeff
Austin,- of Asheville, N; C son of
Mr.' and.MSra,..BeardanlrAustin, of
Asheville. The -ceremony was per
formed at Marshall, N. C by Rev.
B; E. Guthrie.. - f ,:-f..
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Mistress Why "did yon place the a-
larm clock beside the pan of douch,
JlalindaT ,
Malinda -So it would know what
time to rlse, 'am. ' - - k -
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Folks;'"1 Tse jglad de Mec-f
Ition is oytfr-yasuhv l ho' j
i's.vTAia't; frd flcthin ;
bufortics" tw6irlfse -sick
0' it wHoldat'g a lie I
does likevto htar fclks r-'!
gue on !is" question" e: ":e !
times.- Et anyway, yc--
all knows who ial3ct:1 I ' '
d;3 time, don't ycu? . I .
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