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. t '' H 0 . . ;,' ' .. ; i," THE NEWS. E CORD SECOND PAGE Marshall, N. C., Augr. 12, 1930 Th p Nw - Reo o r d V; '.5 L. L. , STORY, Edit H. L. FeMUfceV LINA.GIAT ; irisWARJNijEN e-fcf Entared wond elaas Bail matter at lb poatefica at Marshall, N. C. andar act ! Marcli 3, 1870. SIGN YOUR NAME, PLEASE! Don't blame the publisher of the News-Record for not publishing what you write, if you do not sign your name and address. We cannot publish articles unless we know who sends them. We will not publish the name if you object. UNDER YOUR NAME ON THE LABEL the Kaa tall yaa wfeaa rear eabaeripUea MytrM. If tka aaaar daaa not ate whea roar time ' aati a la poataJ eaxd ar letter addreaaedl te MR. H. L. STORY Marshall, N. C. will atop it. If he doaa aot kear from yea, he will think yea with the paper con tinned and that yon are willing to pay for it at the rate of 50c evary three months. e Fatality SUBSCRIPTION PRICES ONE YEAR SIX MONTHS THREE MONTHS THREE YEARS (in advance) . .5TMr:T.P, rnPTTTis a Many (ordered before press day) a a a a -$2.00 1.00 . .50 5.00 . .05 .04 From OAK GROVE Mr. and Mrs. Chester C. Fisher were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fisher Sunday. The Oak Grove baseball team played the Petersburg second team August the first, the score being 10-5 in favor of Petersburg. They also played Petersburg again August the sixth, the score befog 12-8 in favor of Oak Grove. The two teams will meet again on the local grounds August the 15th to untie the games. Mr. Ronald Hunter of Weaver ville passed through this place Wed nesday on his way to the baseball game. Mr. N. C, relatives at this place. Mr. Ira Hunter spent the night at the home of Mr. P. A. Fisher Sun day night. Messrs. Ira and James W. Hunter and Mr. E. S. Guthrie left Wednes day morning for Glendale, S. C.f where they will spend a few days I with relatives. Mr. Cletus Hunter is home again ! after spending some time at Bull Creek. Mr. C. C. Fisher was visiting rela tives at Bull Creek Monday evening. Ar.ts ing by round may he driven from a build applying sodium fouride a all places where ths insects eat Highway Aaheboro- Andy Williams, about 35, traveling' with a peach truck from Lambaburg, Va., was fatally or se riously injured Saturday evening when struck by a passing car a he stood by the truck on the road near ; Aaheboro while a tire was being re paired. Gardner Starts Boom for Byrd i Charlottesville, Va. Richard Ev elyn Byrd was welcomed, as gliomas Jefferson guest at Montlccfta Sat urday afternoon, but his brother, former governor Harry Byrd, almost ran away with the honors when he was informally launched on a presi dential boom by Governor. O. Max Gardner of North Carolina. Brother Dick Byrd was one among several I who seconded the nomination. Republican Dog of War- Bark j Newton Two big guns of the Re publican party in North Carolina I fired broadsides at the Democrats Saturday, when congressman teeorge , M. Pritchard, nomine for the U. S. senate, declared the Republicans and independent citizens of the state generally" are going to stop the "in vasion of the south by Raskob and Tammany Hall." In which he was ably seconded by congressman Charles A. Jonas. ' WBT To Link up With Southern I Charlotte. President Dunbar of the Southern Broadcasting Company has announced that popular broad casts tnrougn a raaio stations in 14 southern states will begin late in September. Station W1JT or Charlotte will be one of h stations in this great system, the broadcasts of which are expected to reach 12,000,000 listeners. Guilford Man Shoot Himcelf Thomasville Robert Morris, a- bout 33, of Guilford county, shot himself fatally with a shotgun near the home of his brother, Virgil Mor- Ralph Grout of Rockingham, are observed coming into the kitchen j ris near rjenton Financial worries is spending some time with or pantry. THE ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR PRESENTS S est rx Mrf7mt h At si&ESt IB) s A Three-Acr Musical Comedy August 12, 1930 8:()() I M. School Auditorium Directed by Miss Kathleen Garren Accompanist: Mrs. C. E. Cline CONTROLLED AND MANAGED EXCLUSIVELY by THE TRIANGLE PRODUCING CO. GREENSBORO, N. C. ! are thought to have been the cause. On With The Dance! Albemarle The combination square-and round-dances held each Thursday night at the old and well known resort of Rocky River Spriugs continue to grow in popularity wfht the young folks of this and several i neighboring counties. The combined picnic and dance of last Thursday night was almost rained out by one of the worst electrical storms of , the summer; but manager Fred ClawCon is planning a bigger and 'letter pne for Thursday night of this week, with a capable set of musicians on the job from Norwood and Oakboro. New Bank at New Bern Open New Bern The new local branch of the Branch Banking and Trust Company ojlfcred successfully in New Bern Saturday, with more than .$100,000 deposited. PRQGRAMM ACT I. ACT II. ACT II. ACT III. National Contracting Office. Scene 1. McKay's summer home in the mountains. Scene 2. Several hours later. Saturday evening. CAST OF CHARACTERS: Donald McKay, a business man - John Worth McDevitt Sollie Goldstein, a typical Jew , J. B. Tweed Percy Vere, an Englishman Dr. J. H. Hutchins Mr. Melrox, N. Y. millionaire - l.. - George Sams Speedy, an office hoy .....y . .... . Everette Tweed Never Spottsem, a detective Hal West Jeff, Negro janitor ----- ..Ralph Fisher Mary Melrox, heiress . . Mrs. J. B. Tweed Sally Forth, a flapper T.J1 - Mrs. Jim Redmon Mabie Knott,' gum chewing , stenographer '. June1 Tweed 1 ' . c , , . . , . PERSOtfELtE OF CHORUS ' June Tweed, Mary Story, : Merle Sams, Lillian Whitehurst, Katy i; Sams, Lauise Pritchard, Haxel West, Patty Tom Tweed, Jean Sprinkle, Helen Pritchard, Mary Rudisill, ' Willie Mae- White, Martha Redmon, Evelyn Hinkle. ' 4 ' MLXpD CHORUS Helen Pritchard, Lillian Whitehurst, Patty Tom Tweed, Haxel West, Arthur Ramsey, Bob- Hinkle, James Story, Weldon Ramsey. MOQM BABIES. Mary Ramsey, Terra' Davis, Marie Sprinkle, Lucille Rector, Edn. Ramsey, Marjorie Sawyer, Elizabeth Ramsey, Janie Lee Fisher, Martha Rector, Helen' RadisiiL-" .... Opening ' Chorus : Ai...u.J.Ensen4iev., Goodbye Work'r 1 'J. Mabie Knott and Stenographers z ! 't'Snowfe -lh"Wy WHir1ZMi ijfar 'Z-J. !nhte'rMary; Thik is SkW "Donal Bill 1 Ldv Youii. See ton - 1W' ' Ma4,fiany... Dollar Chorus "tetr Smff a Sons 6fLov' r,N6' One Knows - r L.iiroia'Babieav -iMary ad .Jjs Romper Chorus'-, "Just Like a Gypsy" "Only Only1 One J Grand' Finale1 T, ' J f CHINESE SPEClAtTY act in -Hit jr. ; Specialty Between Acta ; Gyp8leii" -Mixed' CBords"- j GENERAL NEWS 1 IN PARAGRAPHS! i By LANK The Standard . Oil Company fillin:g station at Black Mountain, N. C, was blown up early Mon day morning and robbed of $37 in cash and $100 in checks, the robbers fleeing' in a speeding car." The entire town was aroused wHen the explosion occurred. It 1 Is thought that the Explosive used was nitro'-glycerlrie. " The Jsae door was blown Completely acrMs State Highway Ko. 10,: wher the 'filling station is located at Men treat road. Accordrnj-' to bffiears, had the robbers ' remained in tke-' i'.' jx station and hd they bean i:: there when tho explosion " C'rred, they wouli';have been M wn la pieces. 1 Robert Wark and Eddie L. Browa, Seattle fliera, hopped oflV Sunday for the Yukon territory. In. Alaska on the first leg of their' four-stop flight to Tokyo, Japan, starting from Tacoma, Washing6.' ton. A deep sea diver- Sunday ".ttrv covered the bodies of 1he . twe girl passenger and pilot of an air. plane that plunge" ;'hV6ngn-lfli gantie ateel tank ahd'amk in 3hj water undertath iA ene "6f tkeH most uuusuaf accidents. of avtij tion history. It is iiefieyed' Uikf ,the plane was struck bjr lightnfaf' Sunday afternoon, '1 plunginf' straight down from a' 1,000 feet altitude. The plane orashed th metal' platings of the 'Toof and base of the huge tank nd aank" . AH tmmi nt water.'''. J'.-: Ill TjSM - I r TONE-the 1 1 Gidenvpice AinmTTIEIE if MODEL 70. New matched walnut )n-fooy. Beautiful, unobuuMve Harmonizes to l cnn arliim. S119.00 all NEW! TFyou think you have heard "big with the GOLDEN r i r i- league" radio performance, V I V LL come in and change your mind. Hear the Golden Voice of this newest Atwater Kent. You'll in stantly admit you never heard such tone quality. Then test the new, perfected Tone Control bring out the bass tones, brmg out the treble, as you please. Four definite tone shad ings, to suit your own taste. Note the new Quick-Vision Dial-how swiftly and easily you read and tune your station, with all stations always in full view equally spaced from end to end of dial. No crowding anywhere! See the new models, graceful in design, rich in matched walnut, beautifully finished a handsome adjunct to any home. And how easily you can own this new Atwater Kent with the Golden Voice ! Let us tell you about our new Payment Plan. CALL TELEPHONE 40, OR Write for Demonstration in Your Home onus - . .it !"..,,. . -. f TV MARS HILL, N. C. on Monday morning when five per sons were truraed t.4eath' ;and twd" others were probably fatally burned in a fire which destroyed a cottage at Cox's Lake hear Johnson City, Tenn. Thi mem bers' of the family who era burn e d were trapped 'i the house as tiioy. wer asletr. the fire occuiv ring earlv in the nomirg. eause of independent strikes over wages and working conditions. A tTiffteocTUTenVwae that . -Should Dale Jackson and Forest 0 Bdne remain in the air until 9:52 tomorrow (Wednesday), and it looks now as if they will, they . will Ijaye broien the present world ' endurance flfght record by one L Jutnr. -But . these boys jire now , ,piafltag , to .remain aloft 760 hourv to discourage rival endur ance fliers, ..v , v:. ' '.' CA' mystery monoplane Monday bombed Providence, Ky., with nine missiles made of dynamite sticks, after ' series of disorders in the Webster County coal fields, but these bombs exploded without very aeriou damage being done. The rainee were reopened July 1 aftey fhree months shutdown be- VACATION COACH EXCURSIONS On each ' Friday, Saturday and Sundivy, in July and August, the Southern Railway will sell coach excursion tick ets to all stations m South eastern territory at the follow 'nitrates arid limits OneAndoiiesmth fares, fi. neu limits 4 5 Onex'and onfe-fourth fares, final limit 30 days. . i . . ) ... . .... , : These tickets arP not crood va parlor or sleeping cars. Apply local Ticket Agent ipr run inrorroation. SOUTHERN RAILWAY ''SYSTEM SPECMl EXCDRSIONS Birmingham $10.00 Chattanooga . ; , 7.0O Limit: S days AtltflMt 17th I LoaisviH Cincinnati -114.00 - .15.00 ; ; J. H. WOOD Division Passenger Agent AaawriUe. N. C O-Sept MmH ; IS daya Rates quoted from-AshevUle; equally low rates' from other stations. ASK TICKET AGENTS J, H. WOOD Division fysacager Agent rxhai ; n. c
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