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MARSHALL, N.' CrFajDAY,: JULY 18, 1930
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VOL. XXIX.
8 Pages This Issue
THE. ESTABLISHED HEVC1 APER OF MADISON COUNTY vj $V
irs Session Mars Hill , ftrc r-
i I lu"Siirhmer School Gloses L
sur.:::ia tc::zzh at ti. h. a
C.4H.Jn Yul-t 1QiXtrn 4 lift pIaRIIV
. I - i.- . uuiua t - v w
u. ' v a rf trm of the. summer
ill.. . ; a . tti'a rtoi
i!i'jOn trm. loiiowea juohwv
'.-:! Vr 17 Who finished up their junior
"Ju eollegs work during the first 'term
i and received, Jhei diplomas." ;rour
h(t . ' 1a
i hmiomi rrnn i iii'MLfn liuin uis
J preparatory department. '
ti5 While the enrollment is.- never
quite so large during the . eecond
term, it -is fairly good at this time.
Tt.nfoeonv n. M. Lee wll act as di-
, rector of the work during this term I
since Dean Carr wil be away for a
part of the term. ;
' Mtb. Millstead, known to our
' boys as i "Mother Millstead," was
called away last week due to the ill
ness of relatives, in St, Louis, from
I aun stroke. t ,. ', , ' . t,j r A
jfc and Mrs. Frank Clark and
M' Mamily, who have lived here fo sey
'ii i-.eral year waH Mr. Clark, was in
" .i I ml nmed "from visit
" ' to relatives"! JttarylaBd.,, .
- -' Professor and in-Ri& tee nd
J Jliss ElizaWh. ' MiddletonJ inade-.
W-t4r, to lSryc Cit Bpb.
i IWIle: kad ' Fonts', of Inter,
in- the sectiba 5f 1 -e J3B',,U"
,.Qrg lastVeek. A X? V -X i-'n
; -vl'v',;!' ii; -ito and
, 'M Hl'Ja son f AshevUW spent V!
i?'.- 'l'. 4 Eaters-"' -rmoUer,.-
h 'U;iss iTv.Lnie Wght, j wen
Boston, spent 'i'fwr 4ys here lst
"iir" friend arid class-
. mate. vro t .
nr mower was iu(
( "1 1
. ill
4f
if' A
N'-' :
iviviit mvLiuuKrvi west ruiiii, vaiiiumiai nmuiiigAUV mikcsi aivik
entered . in the mternati6na( frog jumping tournament at Angels CampJ
Calveras County, Ctl., made, famous Sit Mark Twain's "Jumping Frog
story. The winner jompedj IZ feet, Hty4 incnw,
If I 1 v 1 ''Mil"! W , 1j ,
es it py ti Yc"p:tii tld hens ; fr
Wt another.' year? Ifkr'OfteJi!I
4AlrV .l ' t.
anawetit by, tlving my experience,
I have one' hen' that is now m h$r r a
seventeentb' yeari anjf still lays iwell. J '
Last .year ,she I laiA.from January t , 1
until vshe" ' took ,-hfer est "in ; March, 1 $ 5
chicks and raised them all' hut two.'
She began laying again within a
weolc after the chicks were, weaned.
and hatched out another , brood in 1
and has,been laying steadily up to. kltffQ XtVVP rCiVJS
the time I write , this (in February.) ililllJ llijiil .VV"
flow; is that forfa 1 7-year V.old; U If H V A li IV
KnT . Sli-. ia f.tha Shade Island U.Lt li U XX. f
Red type.'-,:l'lv:i- 'A - nPIMKFnJ
-4dy .figure" shothat a fceAU not f- JLIliUXlUjLlpv
in prima laying ondiponx. until she
Is three or xour.rears om
that a hen: often-jgetf
w ." imit Biuinm dvis liiu , a aL ' ur . s.uu .. . . l. a.t. h.'-titMat rnr v A.i'n-.tr -.. j . . .r .. -
-. -- ptti'I; .v. reP wwt r; ...,h soils of a : Bepublid wwen w
old-yowparrlsoa, fuftMh -"children and live In wi irganized th citizens of Japan from
- - j '.. cities,1 'Royal Dixon,. .naturali rtde--. ,ive. : ;
liAljpnLu rllil!' "Magazine; , Bm, he adda, are. ofteTv' , The Mexican beetle has been par-
' , i . "L .Wiiton' fa 'btawls and tienlarlv damarins in preying upon
"t-iik?-w4 i roher;elementih,.thehivci.' V . '
,Anpt,her fcnc;..t .sg as.iane ihai; The'eows', 'Elton JeXpUM,, W. c'atch ""these beeties, anii .U.e-, JI'.-J
way. of, all flesh. New bridea no lcmSv 'Jcr, ereatures' suish 'ax plant ,0; WeS,ts", turned ever tK'ciftn-jr-give
their-husbands c indigestion and. the,, fac iht. nt . "cowboy? fn ngolqgy o they can hft-,Un
iritlr home made psstry -and eake. herd .and. protect them, makeanthem j djef mora effective nveans found
- , . , ditnewt to xtermmate in tnv..gv j
YJlUda3Sa i Th."cow strokedunta, fff-S
poinedy moving pistur directs. - f . . . :
Oxfdrd -Qrphqnage Singing i
ClaspToWe Here July 25) I
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ijUNSEI-PlSrl SERVICE '
'TeiJ Miss j Alice. Hutchina JDrake, a
Washington woman who, earns her
living" by isnsweing-wisei and; other
wise, i questions ; read 1)jr s tnilUons of
newspaper ! readeM ; throughout - trte
United Sfates. tall ihe. honor 1 of
the Ration's pioneers in br.oad cast
ing" 'educational 'programs, j I,1'
t In, 1924 she , was invited by Sta
tion ? W. R.' C. to broadcast: a regular
weekly lecture ton ,7 Art . iii Wash
ington," 'and this was ) frequently,
sunnlemented bv weekly "flbook ' re-
views which she made jrer.-the Na
tional Broadcsstih 5QhaViIn July
1928, she began broadcasting a new
series of radio talks .' The-' topic se-
looted was famous; Piaintijngs ot i
Kf T nJn f l?f Mtl ' . IV Art AO1 n XT Q f. 1
it1
BEETLES ;
: v The Japanese beetle entored the
-United SUtes in 191 through a
small shipment of bulbs from Japan
to Riverton, New Jersey.. The-Jocal
quarantine has been graauauy eKien-
I'-
i : Li.t . ii .i! lit, if. If
give a concert at the Marshall 7
tligti School" auditorium '.next 'I i1!
Friday JulyS, "at 8 oclock
i-a t 1 lit i
of -the good that flasj .heretofore ire-':: .-j
sulte4 from the visits made by these !
children.: and wa. ara -confident that .n .-
the effort to make' the forthcyming! )
viBit a success, as well as a blessing ?-- '
to our community, will enlist your
hearty co-operation. ,. . ,
ANNOUNCEMENT
ternoon interested listeners tune in ! ,u be a decoratioii at the
and to them Miss Drake's lectures
have been in the 'nature of a contin
uous educational course,'-. ;.-
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. In addition Miss Drake has con
ducted the Book Lovers' Hour at the
Washington Y.W. C. Af a. weekly
and' every otiher week in broadcast
ing, great lumbers of persons have
mini) liar. letnrea to - be intellectual
stimulants, ndL ths' ,knpwledge ithey
have acquired through, hef, wonaer
ful fulids of bjformetion and her de
Sire' to . help jpthers Jeara things 4!hat
n Kanafit nm hmx nlaced People
'nndpr a debt of lastitiz cratitude to
Took Lovt'S' Honr 1 tnw for i
.uat ' ww' wmalever i.
r .'alniained f h8d at the .Central
Union Mission purely by the,, volunj
tary eonCrlbutionii which the mem
hers turn- h . - - . . '
dav in Aufenst. We exDect several
singing classes and, testimonies and A.
a real religious meeting. ..
Everybdoy is invited to .come and ?
take a part in the meeting. Come '
one, ' come all, and come praying,
expecting God to bless. Services to
commence at 2 'o'clock. ' , 1 ,
J. G. RAMSEY. JR. . .
Route 4 .... . Marshall, N. C
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I Some Causes Of Pres- -
e n t Unemployment
fin OoreeJ'i
Mrsy Henry Tilson and' grandson,
- Raymond Tilson of Asheville are t i
i' ithig relatives, here. .- , ' '.
.Charlie red Harrell of - Forest
City, is spending some .tint here, at
the home" of his grandmother, Mrs.
' AHie ..Hutchina, ? ' . i V' ' . '
- Mr. and Mrs. 'William -Runion
. "'spent several days with Mr. RunioriV
nressed by - Elizabeth CarWr, of the
Radio .Household. .Institute who i is '
K'')M, 'tn'a h drit?,That seems
H be perfectly 'naturarquestion
VERIFY. - i i'i hVi t' was asked of Miss Drake
, TRAMPS AUBl she tdmitted that her sale , reason
who wa recently ar- . . . . v. j w
'i-1'" ' 'x. i rested for panhandling a dtrae--sup1 other forms of art because
--.Ti., -fi. hut. , whA in de ' ... : - .. i T
Kadi&.Mousenoia-.insxreuw wno - ' .-.ii ... 4-, """iU1 v vv, . thbsii Were thmgs tnas
.v!v., t,. ii h,ftU PP"9 edfl of fermented grass . t Jl9 wanted milk znos w 1,.a th. -a - In
n ohok. Wioroadr. on the , - 'c- kept hi from 3.
TdrtsW'M tltfks wonderful woman's frfends
thanmillion housewives over ' hemllV ha. broadcast, more-
nationwide network of stations. , Z'iS information .worth listening
t .A hrida knw. much had been Wanted by the ants. Later W.01 "1. ' ftirely without pay, than any living
v, Doctor Mlra wno rascuui, - Bein the. onquastionea pi-
The unemployment problem la '
this country during the past year -has
grown intensity serious. ' There
re-rf ve"j cf 'c - s 1 ow----, j-'1,
CS.of Iach'is tie piwi ' j--AratJon
as some eeem o;0.ink. The
bast and most efficient leader of tlie
opposing party'' would no doubt be
faced- with, the.' same condition.
,-The entrance of too ttany foreign ,'
ers'is one cause.. Time after time as t
they pass the required rules and seek f
work here,' the common laborimt A
mericanjs job s made less secure be-
cure oecause' tne zoreigner can ana v
does, work for a much smaller wage.
j The use of machinery has to some .j
extent affeeted .hand labor, but we i
do not feel that we could accomplish '- -much
-without it now. """ .
It is 'practically impossible for a
boom as that of a few. years ago to
... . ut- o...inw 'more aDOUS'.inescence;:oi icovaiwir, jn '.ue Beaaon iuu - .. :'.-r.,n
sans sJTffi-w: ar,rk r s&jsZ'-zS'
..'Hunnion and 'Vis Kan Clbbs'had spite genera puouc ,iu. w -4 on ana
v -fbBftA married .f i-'oout "three rv-w. - V' ' ' '--! ' - -, '.' '
."'"months, mostof the f "s'at "Th In Y fl t' place' domestic Dixon found alf a swarm of
sMi;U" kJiw nothing of " -nd their gbUnce'i.J e f i .e important stu-: bees intoxicated 1 from' a-sweetr wine
announcement ear"1 es
VprUs. ' They are..
-i Cireetaville,
r. c
llVk.jt
ie a sur- dies in
m rn school. All el ' ttiw mil's for themselves, anoj praw'
now '.In" the ne -. cor' . T ilseowries ars iins! in : their hive Sober' beeaj.were
.... r:.f.:. ."...I . ..... V A- ..... ... . A-.! H ' ' .. ... J ttt.f A-vlAtttArft .AtlSfl..
ilxc lessor and lira. H. u. r4Tent- ai institutions fcy worU Jtnown au- Crickets are jifipecKea tne
ham and family. spert the week-end "thoritles arid, - 'as -a. -result, " when, list ssys. and ilien 4hey mate, the
T-: 'rc:tivfs in Ten-osses., ' the modern gM learns v -cooktog. female breaks tilie wings of th:ale.
T Urs A. C KatJity, .a farmer res- hint; she la espitalizing aa'rthe exB0-.e can make no more flirtatious,
-- ' . ..v , jpendlture of Irx? ums .of money noises. ." '
- (Continued to sev-'h p.ge) ,. V g cf exreiienC9 pald icr y The naturaliBf declare, that spi-
" tlpirrath bv strinfinr weo
' The increasing desire of employ
ees for '.thoroughly ; experienced
workmen 1 probably en, indirect
1 I -...J " v' ' ' a and plucking upon h nd oak igger
I ! "The Mdoi ;a insect found in' Prance, ,'lroadT
. used ,to.strr. 'e with, her f;rrt cake .m aaartfl ,rnm ,fttennaes grew-
with all te 1 1p she co
ordinary flour and the
ingredients-used under the old fash- rt t-yj k m TT
ioned methods, has given way to the ,1 V'1 II l. j J Jj
l Ljr J T - . -i
might eat a moderate mldntttt "tw andWom.M tn .T.-',' .ways, follows a boom.-
and sleep aU tne newer , " , '..- - -
ht who. drank coffee'-with their -
d -ers had many nd. unplea-J' -:J ApCOUST.IC3 ; -
drcairs, -were. easily -..disturbed ;ty , w. - ' ' eause, It is not possible for every, ,
nc' es and did not wak -in. Dr. faut. Heyl.f. U . Fn"c on vho .ppije, for positions to be ,
.-aiH those who o-V.Rnii Standards says unat . ;'..;, .-v
ijio.i.ni . . , vjv. experienced. . j,
abstained ,from .he ewrage . ; hen e but two problems in the .
, ' '. i.V(taMnr1 - acoustics: f ' tjit. k b no means least, comos
. lirofesaor' HoUingswortli ef Cotr nfm'r practical ' character J the problem of consumption. The
urrsbia University found that wane maybe designated, 'as' the' laws of supply and demand govern,
coffee increases speed lfe; topwa and the public problem.' ? : the prices' 6f all manufactured goads
steadiness and consequently- een'' Thft- private problem ia that of as well as farm -products. -If there
and that in sny but very smaU doses producJn - iound-proof . partitions U an pverproduction, things are com- ;
; h -aaendctrwytolproducaiinsominia. tocreasme fr concentration" , qCpelUd' to slow down until the sur-tn.r-rnt
1 experiments, at Colum- -afa bc li'r-and, plus isvnsed,'but if a product is in-
bia U..iversity, Norman W. yn, . . totensifed -IhV rea demand, it brings a.' better
for more
-J '? Z N Ml hS. . V. e"Ty0ttZ7L rensonably -sound-proof "price resulting in the call f.
many other -. irg 8?eed anf mental stimulation, af- .. . fl This eu.ployes. , '
I r"odera bride who uses -special cake
flour , and saves her husband's indi
i- "The tno '-r?! hW !g knows
fects- accuracy and has a decidedly ' . B-,i t r-. ,
unforableeifectatahfch level and . .w'
BONNIE ENSLEY.
that
i Fpc
,r, y 1
l'y s '
3 1 -0 Si"
C ...4 S.
' r bread a
s of bf.lie '
, is c !y a
. ' ' he
' r c
iBn..Aorauwfi-n " 7 reau of Standards Ifor the past six
' ,nlrTW.adJeJ ri'or seven -year., .and several hn-
" lU i,'lALLhf f atIOn WithU By'nPinlf-'Cd type, of partitions have-been
' . ' yluoied, ranging Trom an eignwpcn
p-T--n . s ' concrete wall to: a singU sheet of
4 S I - L'tS ' I wrapping paper, t ' As -a result of
. -i
answer
I i . ... .
I other, the question "Is' death inevitablet?
poods. m f..a a.T.i Ive..Sut not so with
natter Tr- Eusehio A. IlermaTidea, of the
-v r,f 1 rnce at rans. xeiu
r i f ::ow
who hitched hhbrse',1T.?t,:1',princir,0-8 W
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forr-
cf a
Interna
ls at
a chsl
is in
' -es not
cf all
f r the
f - -:iza-',
sth.
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; i"ve
to
tahlished.
Ih fch first clace. when .dealing
r vvo cut his hand on with hbmoleneoi" -vb"s it l as le-cn
WASHINGTON. POST.
frr;J Gymnastic
!
j f k a t
s to
found that the so !
d3icnnined by the
ter square-foot. '
' T - - Eat to obtain J
t stui'.g ly inflation in this v
' i - ". ."walls' f jroIJlit'.-e
s b's suit'. ' Acoustcs . ccrr
IT nairket and inf-u'
in genei-al use in
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