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'jr act of March 3, 1879.
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IIOSIE DEMONSTRA
TOR'S COLIEIN
SCHEDULE FOR NEXT WEEKi
Tuesday, 10:80 o'clockv-S p ring
Creek girls. v s
Wednesday, Scour kitchens.
Thursday, 10:30 Beech Glen girls.
2:30 Pioneer Women,
i Friday, 2:30 Enon women.
COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING
' The County Council met Tuesday,
June 24th at the Court House. A
Very interesting paint demonstration
Was given by Mr. White, represent
ative of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Company of High Point, N, C. There
- were - about ; 60 - particles painted.
' These included vases, baskets and
' chairs. The-5 paint " is WatersparJ
" quick-drying enamel, which is dry e-
Bough to use in about 4 hours, easy
to apply. -
The county made plans to work
; on their ahop Monday, June 30, and
get it open next week.
i CANNING SCHOOL
The canning school held by Mrs.
Morris, which is open to anyone will
be July 9th, at the Court House in
SAsheville, N. C. This will be in
the demonstration room on the 3rd
floor with the following program:
6:00-10:45 Standards for Canned
Marketing Products.
. , Goods.
T , Exhibit of Standard
,"'. ContainerB -, ' 1
- . Cornelia C. Morris
J.0 :45-ill i30 Demonatretion in the
' '!- Use of the Pressure Cooker and
, Sealer.
' Daisy P. Stancill
J 1 :3'0-12 :30 Canning MeaU in
, Glass. i,
Pressure Cooker.
12:30-2:00 Lunch, - ' -
:00-3 :00 Canning .. Beets in Lac
querel Tin Can. - j, ' ? ' ;
' . - Hot watet canner.1'
1:00-4:00 Practice for1 leaders in
sealing tin cans and "- tistng
'. , I pressure cooker,
" ' Directed by Daisy P. StancilL
From BLUFF
Rev. C. F. Sprinkles has an ap
pointment to ' preach" at Bluff , "next
Sunday night. -, '
The Bluff singing- choir and' sev
eral otthers attended the Decoration
At Liberty, Sunday and reported a
nice time, , '"','
Mrs. Ed Lankf ord e and children
t pent Saturday night ' and S'inday
ti'ith her mother, Mrs. Ed Waldrop.
Mrs. Ed Waldrop is , improving
me. Sh -was taken' to Marshall
' t Friday and had some teeth pull-
lit. Craig Russell spent the weekr
J with home folks.
Misses Ona Bright and Down Gen
y spent Monday night with Miss
' y Waldrop.
'"A3 Ruby Waldrop took dinner
.lay with Miss Ro3a Waldrop.
: ' 3. N. C. Waldrop and son, Floyd
k dinner Sunliay with Mrs. Gar
, V,'aldrop. ' - -
r. N. C. Waldrop, Mrs. Ilattie
, snd children were the dinner
of I.Ir. and Utrs. Jeter Con
lihert an 3 CI
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Frcni SANDY MUSH
. -The weather is very - pleasant at
this -writing.., We hatfrhad some nice
showers in the last few days.
.The Methodist minister, Rev. Lov-
ett will begin a revival meeting at the
Sandy Mush brick church on Sun
day, July 6th. We hope much good
win oe aune. , -
Mrs, Mae Hannah was out on ' I
visit -Thursday. - "
Mr. J. T. King and two sons, Ol
iver and Jess motored to Canton
Thursday. '
Mr, and . Mrs. M. M. Hannah and
Mrs. F. L." Hannah attended singing
at jhe Sandy; Mush brick church on
Sunday afternoon.
i MiU L. H." Clark" and daughter,
Miss, Edith and Hubert Lusk were
out on a strawberry hunt Thursday
mornmg.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Duckett and
family of Ohio, are coming, to Sandy
Mush to make their home aoon. "- -.
Mr. M. M. Hannah has gone to
Tennessee to spend a few days visit
ing his brother who is seriously ilL
Mr.' Oliver Xing was doing farm
work for Mr. R. E. . Duckett last
week. '
Little Pheba, Ruth and Lottie
Sarat were in Roberson Cove one
day last week.
Mr.
George Davis was the guest
of Miss Florence Surrett last Sunday
Mr. W. A. Hawkins- is working
away 'from home at present.
-Mr. W.-H. Garrett i taking-down
his old barn. - - . - , -
' Mr. Eermitt Duckett ., was , In
Roberson Cove Friday. , - - t
IN ' MEMORY OF OUR DEAR
GRANDMOTHER, MRS. JO .
" SIAH PRICE, OF TRUST, .
NORTH C.AROUNA " 3
The 'Angels wanted a pure rose,.- .
And they plucked our grandmother
from her pose;- .---"
She was aged, old and grey, '
The sunshine of her home. each and
every day. 4. - .'.
.' ,"'' ' ' '-t
God wanted, one day, an Angel, ." ,
And" He chose'.our. grandmother,
"sweet's . I.
For it took her smiles in Heaven, ,
To make the realm complete.
Yet a husband grieves for his loved
one who is gone . - r
And his agd face grows pale .and
wan;
While he seeks for God's protection
As he travels the stormy main.
We miss our grandmother dear,
Whom we've, grown used . to having
- near;
The children weep in fear as the sad
thoughts of her,.
Bring agony and bitter tears.' -
We grandchildren mourn for our
grandmother, ,:r 1
And wish for her presence more;
But grandmother is far from our
. dwellings,
And is treading a beautiful shore.
Her caresses made her home happy,
And of happiness, and a home in an
other world, she dreamed of,
. too;
And God wished for our darling
f-r,
3 came true.
A.- ihri
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Well as we close Villi s. y
hope "Sliakin Earn" lives hi
his wife never dies.
With
Record.
best n Woes to the ITs.
nun lec:
A wedding of one of Leicester's
most popular young ladies, Kiss
Dorsie Martin, and Mr. Grover C.
Rhymer, occurred at the home of
Rev. A. P. Sprinkle in West Ashe
ville, Saturday morning, June 14.
Miss "Martin has been o member of
the Woodfin school faculty the past
two" years. , Mr. Rhymer ia an em
ployee of the ' Carnegie Steel Plant,
of Youngstown, Ohio. They are
spending their honeymoon at Little
Switzerland Hotel, at Walnut They
will - reside at .186 . Clifton Drive,
Youngstown, after July the first.
A j beautiful and bountiful house-
hold shower was given Mrs. To ;
Davis Monday evening at the ho
of her aunt, Mrs. Ott Wells.
large number of friends were ps -
ent Mrs." Davis was, before her m r-
riage, June the seventh," Miss -'., 1
Cassada., They will reside at' the!?
home on Herron avenue, West. AsT.e-'ain , - t,
ville, after June 27. L, ' ,1 vrP n(i v-. urarinn nnvn
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh .Waldrop of
Washington, D. C are visiting Mr.
Waldrop-8 parents" here, :;M and
Mra Noah Waldrop. Another son,
Mr. Lee Waldrop with his family,
from Charlotte visited the Waldrop
home last week. !
A aeries of meetings will be neld
at-Bell Methodist church, beginning 'Monday.
Sunday July 6th. Rev. W. H.Tless,l - Mr and Mrl Ervin" Parria and
pastor, Will do the preaching. L. E.
Allman will lead singing. Miss Billy
Blackwood of Iiocknart, bout, Car-jo
olina, wiH be the soloist J. Miss
Blackwood has a soprano voice of
beauty and she is much sought after
when good music is in demand.
L. E. Allman and family attend
ed the Decoration services held at
Grand . View Baptist - church near
Marshall . last Sunday.
From ALEXANDER
We are having some real summer
weather in Alexander at this -writ-
Saturday and Sunday were our
regular ; preaching days. Our pastor
FOR AN - EASY
tip. 0W . M-Wf
UL are not only L...y planning
.. ..... 1 1L. V ...
Spring; melius, nut m iuo
of your nS;iJ also lurlis the pro
blem ot B.ot:aog ...tuat summer
bunpalow up in the mountains or
providing proper provender for
your family at t'lat shack down
by the shore. "Wherever you are
going. If you're going to keep
house, the food supply Is subcon
sciously on your mind, and a fev
good nev recipes will not come
amiss.
We're not going to sucssst to
Vovi what to ta!:e alons, cr have
sent, because you probably have
a pretty good idea of that al
ready. It's a neeful hint, how
ever, to rrmpPi'jcT t-i I"ive your
corrci't & .
ro tlmt you
dopendiible si:
v.-u.it your grocer
-i In sure of a
:'y ot canned and
driod foods if
the local dea'ers
. t 1 i
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ry your
ra. certain
vou havp
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ov, Everett '-s t i ' ' j
ternoon and prtaihi-J for us lu
ff night and Saturday night and
nday. He preached us some won
rful sermons.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ilipps, Mrs.
jrtie Hipps and children, Bill end
"yrtle, of Spring- Creek visited
iss Ethel Johnson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Coon, Mrs.
Corn, and children of Woodfin and
("lk MW visited Mrs. Nancy John
son Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Jane Amnions visited
Mrs. Nathan Buckner, Sunday. '
Miss Lillian Parris spent Sunday
night With Miss Willie Mae Keys. -
Mr. and Mrs. E. V.. Merrell. Mrs.
I Delia Parris and children took dini-
ner, Sunday.;
Miss Florence Embler, who has
been
ill for some time was out
to singing Sunday night. We are
'riid she is bo much better.
5 W had aome splendid simriwr
'$t the church Sunday night Mr.
Curtis Rice- 4ruart.t sang several
lection, also Mr. Charlie Eanev's
A'tlj jfr Redmon'e classes . saawr.
- hen a duet was rendered by Misses
Lhel Johnson and Lillian Parris. We
. re always glad to ' have visiting
classes and hope you. will ome a-
to o,e Blnina Sundav nie-ht
j -Mls8 Kltfy parK;er ani Misa wmje
m-- Kevs1 visited Mis Lillian Parrt.
' gundav afternoon. , - -
Messrs.- Robert and fVlmntan
Johnson came home Saturdav miriit
from Old Fort where fchev-are worV-
in:; Thev returned to their work on
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Carter motored
to A Asheville Monday, afternoon to
some shppping.
Messrs. Dennis; Glenn and "Clay.
itort prrU worn bpati Win tfthi--
co Monday. - - ' "
Mrs. Mary Jane Ammons,
I Lillian Parris and Misses Ethel and
; Lela Johnson v were ' seen sickine
rfKorric. . Mrmrloir., ,
Miss Annie Mae Johnson spent
last week with Mrs. : Hester Foster.
i. Mr. Claud Parris was seen mo
toring -Monday. ' - - . '
Mrs. Pearl Haney visited Mrs. E.
V. Merrell one day Jast week.
Mrs. Lee Carter found a large
snake in her house last week.
...M'rs. , Zelma Parris- visited her
rl Cueun '
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mid two cups water
live minutoa. Cool.
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VEnjoy.Stnnnier Time
T TOW, when
f"' desires to
ocean waves- or' enjoy the cool of
some mountain, many aro forced to
Ur horn, because of . expense. '
It
would pay to
This h tha Bank
.v
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grandmother,': .Mrs, -' Mitch . Sluder,
Sunday nlgtit .. .. , ; fi
- Mr. and Mrs. ; Oscar Haney went
to Mountain View church Sunday
afternoon. - r ",vV' . -..; i - . j v
Messrs. . Claud,-'' Ervin and Paul
Parris sang one night list week at
the home of Mr. Harrison Redmon.
, Messrs. Carl Burnett, Ervin and
Paul Parris and Harrison Redmon
went to Big Pine Sunday to sing.
... ; . Mrs, Goforth has been, ill, but id
better at thia writingv" ' ' "
' - Mr. McClure White was very ill
SUMMER
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"laay weather" creates
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save each Week for
it
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- itrz:iALL AND '?
' Hot ZprmgB, N. C
that SERVICE Built
Saturday; night, but W hope
better now. . ."
he is .
Misses Vergie White and Eva PaN
ris motored to Marshall Sunday aft-J
erhoon.' , - -
Southern Railway , .
System
, SPECIAL EXCURSION (
WASHINGTON, D. a
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JUNE 2Clh, iczoi'6
'.Fow Full Days In .
' WASHINGTON'
Roand-trip fares from
Asheville . . ,. ,
Brevard, - ....a' t
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- BIG' LEAGUE BASE3ALL.
Chicago (Cubs) vs. ; Washington
(Senators), June 21st and 22nd. :
Cleveland (Indians) vs. Washington
(Senators) June 23rd and 24th. v '
Tickets good returning to reach
original starting point prior to . mid
night, June 25th.
JFor reservations or further infor
mation call on local ticket agent
write
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