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-"SIIYLAKD-- -.
. Hiss Jessie Rectory.
ff Karsuall,". Route 1.
MT. NHTA ;
Miss Lucy Wilson,-
' Marshall, Route' 4.
' BEAR CREEK . .
Mr. S. C. Burnett,
C". Marshall, Route 5..
ALLENSTAND
- Miss Verna Ramsey, ,,
Belva, yN. C. - -. ' M
ALLEGIIANEY I , "V,
' Kiss Nell Cantrell, .
" White1 Rock, K. C;.
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i. BULL. i&ca. , -
M. u. tucitm.
Mars Kill, Koto J f.
?r,n. I-Iamieilscn,- '. t , ;
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3, Ruth uumer, r. r(
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't'.-a -A.
T s. Eeii.e I
,v L:L, Clara VaiJ, ' ,
Iran. Jul. - -" . ";' '
i ' 7 s" Louise ra,(j lt ,
. - -"boro,-' N. .C. f '
' c" DCn BRANCH " - " " n t
"J'r. Alvin Boclvner, " .
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'TAc:a:oucs ' 1 ' 1 .
I" . Grace Cines, Walnut. '
" BIG LAUREL
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: L'r Laurel, N. C. : . ! . . . ,
' rice's cove ' "
I'rs. rew..m ircDevitt, Revere
ti::zy cnovi: (i-irei)
IT" a Tha"a C. .-tor,
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C e Tivcr, n c;
I "3 Nc'l Shook,- L.ars UU -
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i r:Tei -re a, ntn with isqre than atwo--eyes to .
see ' and J -ic"1-,- t :r",are many prcUsmi coMrontm? the
'rel cl c' ;cc : -y4' ' :ch ceei to be solved.? -When 'pwy
' rr-'y p--r' oux- -hwaand streets pretend-'
i?z to be lc z f ; r't a?rrr?"'y-n9t 'abletQ tii -4
ry, and fii : 'y. ,V?"r'- pr-cilcally feiirvation, WhW tnff
errth is reiJy to yii'J an abundance cf food and raiment t
when given proper rtt-t!ca, there"" is something econom--ically
wrong. It is net I! 3 quantity of supplies that is need
le J7"tut an eccnc.v.lJ" rr.J scr.JHd 'distribution ;of supples,
How to rtece c r t- " ir.s ia poslililU where they can earn
. a livellhoc J ar. J il pc. Ible, own a little home, should be the -
concern cf our tl it thinkers. "'7e wonder if those who
soe'e 1 cf;;3 1 i so because they feel an ability, "and '
t"r Kv ' - ; c--thcV
own L
ra I "V2 tea
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r any t
f.rr -, 1 tho
cf f.IIirj thcr3
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MARSHALL, N. C, TpESDAY, JULY 11, 1CCD
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yo
1 Lt yti accuto.ued to, 1 .
name.. was. 3befor- her m
iriss Zu5a Wild, diuf.' r
and Mrs. Geqrga V.'ild- of I '
VL. F. D. No. 2. The groom i
son of Mr. J. T. Dill, of Mars I
R. F. D. No. 1. and has been in 1.
tucky about five years locate ! jit
Bell Farm, being a locomotive
grineer. :' s iuuwjiiiautiiuiij' iim
that Kentucky is noted for its beau-
tiful women, Mr. Dill did not f -id
any out there who could compare tq
the North Carolina gnrfs hence ha
came back to his native county in
June and took i Miss Wild to I
drum,. S. Ck, June 15, where t -j
were ' married ; by Justice - of '
Peace, A. P. ColwelL- H then t
back t Kentucky for two weel , .
tomlng; tot take hla bride-witli
and the jnarriaj ha? Just tei
nounced. ,.They have the t t
es of thei'rany friends Li I
County.' .L.' '."
rrtT!T7T?J : V-
v." '"is:
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. ::ys and means of brinin about bet-'
, r do they seek these pc Itions for
. I r.t? Cr humbb opl 'on is that
. .J cviuo.i, wc i ere try
o c.r tu-.try A.Lct understanding
r I -ec 1 V,Te a : -.11 V -t it is a hard
r- n, however great, to Liirj about re1
c uV'i l.-c the leci caprlla he feels
I III;: ? in goverr.n:c' t ari thought
;t V t:.3 L" t Lr: i can only
T minds
T heads
i...d cir
r a prob
'i fault
t about
-nthis
i and
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aper or madlcoij
bos b::ivgrsvv
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L. l;. Tector; Roy 'Wild; ' - -
' '.r- mond JluCevitt. :
WHITE ROCK ' '
, ! Enoch Gunter; Ottia Chandler.
. YALNUT CREEK " fr:-'l'
;J0. L. Rice,
. Lorada 'Ponder.
Ras Merrell;
'Paul Roherts;
' Hubert Davis.
CENTER
' Glenn Cargle. i-''
MARS HILL ' ' -
Rex Merrellf W. T. Thomas;,1:
m Steve Norton.
BEECH -GLENN
' vIlva-Metcalfr v ; yC,tr
Joe Ferguson. , p'"":
,the Tz".ri cf Education, M'reg.
'ar session Llonday, rt..aed tl),uji
Ivers for the folio..- achools,- aa;.
understand what brought about thechange in Ws attitude;
lira setes.'the inore we kanftkS'lesi know; ; and the
rnost: igfi" t man i& ut;ajly
it all.v ?.Wei trewonderuKif
v r it 14- wa Via1, n C"
tation. Is not bur United...:
? large' ifc.it should be, itnd'tlr.runwleldyd'ineffecs-
t;y.e? Would it not be better 1 jYtiaca the number3, :ultin$ -jtheVexpenseproportio'nately,
trX tz'9, to xit thai ladders1 of
thought-arei elected.'Vatlicr than iibse'whp can manipulate
s elections ?v- 'Poes 'not money, rather tKan bfainst to'aiarge.
extent determine who shall e3r:tutaur legislative bodies tt
, Unselfish statesmen, rather
iLL K-DJ111C Ul;.UUi LUU11UV B Ki
MARSHALL WELCOMES TCIJ-"::3TS AND VISITORS ; :
' ' The town council passed an ordinance this 'week re-(
: .' quiring, all business men who bring their cars to town'for! '
theilay 'to park them in some place other than Main Street.:
This is done in order, that toorists and visitors' may-more
easily find a'; place 'to park.'.- This 'may ca'use'some of the
lirine"'. n en some inconvenience-but it certainly paysany
town to l ok-well to the convenience and care of its visitors;"
A town m judged by the attitude of its citizens toward 'its
visitors. : 'A tourist passing ; through and only "stopping to
inquire, Will form either a bad or good impression of' the
town largely by the attitude of the person addressed.,"
Hence how important it is that every citizen should be
courteous to the nth degree to those se'eking information.
IT t only should 6ur strecta ba cleared of automobiles so as ,
L i.iake it ra6r'e CCver.L-t to park, but every courtesy
M be shown, ari w? ii
t3 of our cc:.r.vc: j :
o i re glad to be a part cf
hout the nat:':-i for i 1
o make our'r
m r
county
ZBOO
Bscrrirr-AT last.- . -.F0uiin;'m:DM0ir,;i::n.
. Poured At l&zi
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MISS, BESSIE MAI KENT,",",
who ..disappeared last JJarch, showa,
'. - l up in Detroit',
'Mkkey,'! -tf4 lb Jeacher, -?wiU
you come h'era tq tha wallmap and :
point put" "America to; the classt'V.'
."Who Lliseofered America; -Tom-;
ny?" iaked the teacher of another
pupil.? ' ' '.' ' , -:
s. flckey; Jrfurphy,s Ms.'CEx,. 7-"
t.et bnV wh3"thlirsletlnWs v
'puresiwtlvevial noff?
1 -cap-ble crhcV -ge;:r(
1 fc;" cua''7rd represen
vl'ess at least twice4 as
.than, self -honoring . politicians, "
CdtCQi. UCCUO. ... . i ' . ,.r . .,- v . -f
the beauties and adr
1 La called to attention..
": " :r. ITcrth Carolina, noted
" ' ' ' ".uty. Let us help Na-
' r.
8 Pages This Issue
LONG LOST M A P I 3 O It
WW'.
fiewa.was dispatched' Tues
day night' to -the' daily parcis
that 'IJlss ;Beesie' rrSay Kci.it,
daughter of W:aVK Kent, of
the Bull Creek section of Mad.
ison County, had at jfeast been
found. She was spotted by a
patrolman in Detroit who has
relatives in Madison County.
According to the papers her
soft Southern . accent aroused
suspicion, which led to her i
dentification. Following is the
account given by the Ashe-
vjlle Citizen Wednesday morn-
trir) who disappeared . last March
from her home near Man Hill, was
found yesterday j y' police in De-"
troit, Michigan, j t k "
- News of the discovery mean joy
to 4he Kent home,, when an aged
fUWr and mother and: other rela
tives had long feared the girl was
dead. It also "meanr relief to
Charlie Metcalf, '. young Madison
county man who had been! charged
with kidnaping te girL and who wt-s
to f have been-" tried, "'nert month on
tho' char"". fJr So far MV'tlw",
last ifehti JiulLier we 4,. i's fciLer,
nor Metcir leawe. t'; t 3
girj-had eent)?teA?.V:V;'. !':.'.
Miss Kent, had told Detroit police
that" :hpk had .travelled to' ithat city
with a talesaian;jshev .knows only as
fMr. StovalLITolice werej reported
looking for the salesman' to question
him , ' . ' 4 '
A search in which oljcej esgirl
aid societies an other jf?enpie in
many piaeeTJolned, ended JftH
dlacOYcry by Patrolman - Lloya Pry-"
an; wb9 heard -ot .the girj's 'disap-
.A A. AM A A iV MM tt Milt A AAllfltw. H.V A rv(-
merly lived at Mars Hilt He gained
his first clue jto the identity Of l8
irl when1 he heard her. soft' South
ern speech. When questioned by the
officer, she is said to haveadmitted -
her identity. a
, Detroit police said that , the '"KirV
who set more than fifty iearchers
to combing mountainsides and drag
ging the French Broa river before
her sweetheart was aent to- jail, will
be returned home after Federal of
ficers complete" their investigation t
determine whether "Stovall"is to Le
prosecuted. Both will be questioned
closely by police and Federal of
ficers. " "'; '''
Miss Kent according to her father
W, A. F. Kent, a prosperous Madison
county fanner, was last seen t
Hill on the morning of her disap-
home before attendin;j school at I'm
pearance. When she failed to re
turn home that night, Mr.. Kent and
Bessie's sister, said to be an.inv"',
became alarmed, an J l.al a sea;. .
instituted. As days grew into we- a
. . , . ..... i 1 j ' ; r " .
without ner oemg '
exresf i belief t1 at fc' a 1 " 1
muraerea or orowiu-u m i c
(Eroad river, .below Xai -. ' -ill.
j The river was drs;--l t. 1 '
mountains about tv;e t'-vYs
near where se n l.i.'t . ' 1 '
not r, ) " v f