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MARSHALL, N.C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1930
4 Pages This Issue
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SPRING CREEK
HIGH SCHOOL
The total enrollment this week
goes '.beyond 875 with 60 for the
high school ' department New , pu
pils in high school ' this week are
. Misses Elia Suttles of Meadow Fork
and Gladys Wilds of Pine Creek,
Miss Wilds is boarding with her
' aunt, Mrs. Ethel Askew.
School is going good as to attend
ance and work. , Some few are out
on account of illness. Chickenpox
was about to break in last week.
On account of the drought, the
water supply is exhausted,- which
makes a rather unsatisfactory con
dition. ,
Chapel programs are better since
thi new piano came in. ' Our last
program waa given to singing, which
was much better than usual. We
expect new song books for chapel
The hirii school baseball team de
feated "Fines Creek team on the Id-
cat grounds last ' week, getting ' re
venge f or -the- defeat- they- gave us
ob their 1 grounds. We are , t play
Hot SDrinscs here . this week and
Walnut there Friday
The, Roaring, vFtlu,4..'Jy9
came over last "week and defeated
upgrade boyiin. ft batting
game with Tvscore ,oj( wr.
Wash Eowler". was their vbich and
hal he-kiddies' in good tracing. W
hope they can com?i back; Mrp.
Hattie,, Henderson d -.MisRuby
Reese are teachers of theaa fine boys
The Spring Creek. "Baseball jteam
lost-to Leicester last Saturday by a
score of 13 7. Leicester is; to
play here Saturday Afternoon. We
hope bjr'somd" better work to win
over them. Under the new manag
er, Mr. Henry" Duckett, ' there may
be some changes in playing positions
and a better team developed,
The community singing conven
tion , meets , at the Liberty church
Sunday afternoon. The .convention
has inade the , round ,, of all ,the
churches and this will ; be. the .last
of the season except and' " all-day
singing, at the sehoolhouse on the
fourth .Sunday . when several .quar
tets and choirs from the outside will
e asked to come.' ; Bartlett from
Asheville a ri d ' Tomberlins from
Weavfrviiie'lwMf 6e asked 'to come., j
. Messrs. Hardy and Roscoe Blank-
enship, i with Misses Texie Blanken
ship and Motelle Woody, let a Ford
leave ithe; "road last eet 'causing
a cut on Motelle'jl jfarm. J" Motelle
was knocked- unconscious and . car
ried to t)r.; Kimberly,at Hot Springs
who took a few stitches on her arm,
Motelle. and. fioscpe. tare iniigh
School and Texie. is in the grades,
Motelle was .out three pr" four days
,- but back now and seems to be op
" the road to speedy, recovery.:
HOT SPRINGS P.TJL
On Sept. 9,; 1930; the P T. A. held
their first meeting in the Hot Springs
High School auditorium with targe
crowd attending. The following of
ficers were elected:
; Mrs. B.'' H.' Welch President; Mrs.
Ed Church, Vice-President; Mrs.
; Claude Runnion, Secretary. & Treas
urer." - t- - ' s,
Social and Entertainment Commit
tee: Mis Elizabeth Lawson, Chair
mon, Miss Boone, Miss Louise Wil
liams, Mrs.-Leflerr' Mrs.' Shell, Mrs.
Flamming: ! J
' Ways ' and .Means Coinmittet : . Mf.
T. Davis, Chairman: Mrs. Joe
Lawson, Mr. Chockley Mrs. Jrubbs
:Mra. Floyd Harrison. Mra,. Corbett.
Program Committee! Mb tO'.Dell,
Miss Brooka, - Mra. Bryant, Mrs.
Plemmon. ' S" , y.
Publicity -Committee: Mra, CU' C
Brown, Mra. ,.Maiaret , Bryan, Miss
Chandler.- Mis Lawson. r r. v' r
Membership Committee: Mrs."-.ToiJ
Russell, Mrs. Farmer, Mrs. . Greene
Waddell, Mrs. Lefler, ' , Mrs.i Ben
Hark'eroad, Miss-Williams...
A gt-tog9ther meeting of the
i i i5 flarned to be given
I GENERAL NEWS !
! IN PARAGRAPHS !
. .BYRNES DEFEATS' BLEASE
tIN. SENATORIAL 5 HGHT-dthua
runs a streamer headline in a
large' daily paper of Wednesday,
September 10. On the face of un
official returns, South Carolina
Democrats Tuesday night appear
ed to have "relegated Senotor Cole
S. Blease, veteran political lead
er, to private life as a result of
Tuesday's run-off primary for the
party's senatorial nomination. Re
ports from all but 55 out of 1,422
precincts, ; showed that former
Cpngressman James F. Byrnes of
Spartanburg had a lead of nearly
6,000 votes over the incumbent
The vote stood: Byrnes, 112,157;
Blease 106,35$.
... .'. A
. Edwin L. Sains, Asheville auto-
wobfle driver, who was charged
' with reckless driving following a
collision between his car and a
motorcycle , ridden . by. Lieutenant
E. S. Guthrie, of the State highway
patrol,, was found not guilty, Tues
day morning by Judge Zeb V. Net
tles ' irk police Court. ' '"'!').'
'')-:''' , : '; .,;' ; frii, . '.'-llr.
For. 26 hours. Captain N., A., pan
ose, 62-year-old marine diver,'
'struggled on the floor of the drain-.
age canal in 22 feet of water at
New Orleans, l., neipiess:y en-
; tangled in piling, and: lived to tell
of the experience He: was final
ly fegcued by Fritz John, 66, an
other , tough old 'diver, after the
f nra " nt r Vfindrd 'Jothefc -men
haf failed to extricate Danese.-,.
t
Former Governor Alfred E.
Smith', Tuesday gave ' a tabloid
history of New York in just , 49
words, which were as follows:
"Eighty years ago, a very
short time when one stops to .
think, this land was part of
a farm. More recently it was
the site of one of the great
hotels of the world, and soon
it will be the location of the
tallest structure ! ever built '
by man,"'
! , Two alleged ringleaders of the
I disorder in the Plaza de Mayo in
Buenos Aires were publicly exe-,
Rented Tuesday nyht by the pro
visional -government Strict ' mar
tial tlatfas ' put ; into effect,
' with aoldiers. in war; jequipment
everywhere and particularly a
round government buildings, as a
result of , the riots and shootings
which Monday night terrerized
.the heart of, the capital. - ,it-
Montreat Tuesday and ' carried her ing clematis.
daughter, Wilma, who will be in the After a short program of music
Montreat Normal School this year, the bridal party, in the glow of the I
Mrs. Riddle expects to leave next, setting sun, passed from the house
week for a trip up north with her to their positions beneath the Dines
husband and daughter, Grace M..' where a hos of fnVrwli Wl
ineir son, Kobert, is a traveling ed.
salesman in the west and the young
er son, S. B., is working with an un
cle, who is traveling also.
Miss Kathleen Elmore has return
ed to Wilmington, . where she , is
head of the Spanish department m
the school there.
Miss Hattie Whorton and nephew,
Elmere Ramsey,' have returned to
;cAmAciiAr
,The
By GUY SWARINGEN
MRY DOHERTVS LAST DANCE
i?ocky Mount Marv Dohertv. 8.
prenuptial musical program ' who dreamed tht her fwinVlin tno
was comprised mainly of selections I mi8h her t0 " Broadway
iqotugnts, nas aanced ner last dance.
used at the wedding of the bride's
mother. Miss Martha Biggers, head
of the music department of Mars
Hill College, presided at the piano.
Miss Evelyn Coon, of the voice de
partment of Mars Hill College, was
Viro-inia. MV. Ramspv tn hi hnm. vMloist. Mrs. . Douglas Robinson, of
n,W h nfr9 unhnrf iw5a. .'he volil department of Mars HiU
Wharton to her work as County SuriC6llef"e' A quartet V68
pervisor of Schools in a county near A '
Richmond tWoodrow, of Rock Hill, S. C., Mrs.
' . V- A. McLeod, of Mars Hill, Mr. W.
Mrs. Furman Brown of Knoxville wnir. . , nf .wvj. Tonn
was the guest last week of her aunt, and Mr , A McLe0(, of Mart Hill,
sang a group of old love Hongs.
Saturday night she pjd other chil
dren were giving a "show," when
Mary's long dress caught fire from
a candle used as a footlight, and
Mary was burned beyond recovery.
H"e,r mother, Mrs. Sadie Newby
Dherty. has studied dancing for
and appeared in
Greenville and other places.
Raleigh, jFirst Grade-
Mrs. Ashbel Carter.
Rev. and Mr.s G. C. Cox, who for
the last two years, have been at
tending the Southwestern Baptist
Theological Seminary in Texas, have
been spending their vacation here
and in eastern Carolina. - Mr. Cox
has practically completed his course
at the . Seminary, lacking possibly a
small amount which can be, finished
by corresiDondence. Their mends
and relatives will be glad to learn
that they have. given up: their field
of work in iexas and will make their
home here with Mrs. COx's mother,
Mrs. C. Y. Tilson, Mr. Cox having
been called to the Weaveryillp Baj.
tist church.
The bridal party entered to the
strains- of the wedding march from
Lohengrin. The bridesmaids wore
old-fashioned dresses of pink taffeta
and .lace, quaintly designed with
full .long skirts, basque waists, and
short puffed sleeves, and carried arm
bouquets of pink' and lavender as
ters. The flower arirls, little .Misses
Evelyn , McLeod and Gene Wilkins,
daintily dressed. -in pink- organdie,"
preceded tha Ibride, . strewing rose'
petal in ner patn
PROMINENT DQCTOR DIES
J Asheville Dr. John D. MacRae,
Asleijle physician and X-ray ex
pert was fatally injured Saturday
afternoon, when his car overturned
on the Black Mountain highway,
Mrs. MacRae, who was with him, al
so suffered a broken collar bone. Dr.
MacRae was a nationally known au
thority on Roentgen X-ray work. ,
begin serving his jail sentence of 80
The bride entered upon the armday imposed , last November -by
. ivi.,'iw-. a .-. iJiiHao G. V. Cowper on a charge of
f her mother,' -who" was gowned in
lavender and lace. The bride wore
PARENT-TEACHER COMMITTEES a quaint gown fashioned of white
satin and mahne' and a lace and
The following . committees were
tulle veil, worn by former brides of
appointed at a business meeting bf . fa .family. Her yail .was gathered
tha P TrAheld Jast Tuesdayfl,P., Mj-; njanient woynj'hy - her
FROM MARS IHLL
REVIVAL A SUCCESS '
' The' revival' 'of two weeks, eon-
Prograntt-Jdha'tJIel
J. B. Huff, Miss Haney.
Ways & Means--Mrs. John Smith,
Roy Wall, Mrs. JR. C.
Coates, Miss Carroll Mc-Devitt.
Hospitality Mrs. W. L. Robinson,
Mrs. W. C. Anderson,' Mrs.
Lee Carter.
Grounds- Mrs. S. O. Trentham, Mr.
Jason Briggs, Mrs. Wayne
Peek.
Publicity Miss McClure, Miss Kath-
' erine Roberts
GRADE OR ROOM MOTHERS
1st Grade wMrs, Nathan, Rum on
Miss Roberts' Room Mrs. Quincy
, Ball
Miss Edwards' Room -Mrs. I. N.
: , , , Carr
3rd Grade UMrs. . Ned . naerson
4th Grade . Mrs. Ash, Carter
Mrs. Jarvis Room . .Mrs,.t P, C.
Stringreld
Miss Carters' Room-'-to be supplied
6th "Grade 2u-.Mi-s. T.( E. Bird
7th , Grade,. Mr JCennethjIurray
8th Grade A Li Mrs.' John Smith
8th Grade B .MrsJ)WMv Edwards
9th Grade Mrs,, Fred .Hplcombe
10th Grade -, , Mrs. Roy Wall
11th Grade ,L,-Mra Frank Gibbs
Home Ecj Room .to b, supplied.
TVu. asked to . be '.he
The. matron of honor was Mrs.,W.
E. Wilkins, Jr., of Nashville, Tenn.
The groomsman was Mr. W. E. Wii-
j kins, Jr., of Nashville. The brides
maids were Miss Alice K;erulff Bai
ley, of Greenwood, S. C, who was
flower girl at the wedding of the
bride's mother; Miss Grace Beach
am, of Spartanburg, S. C; Miss Ev
elyn Fuller, Greenwood, S. C; Miss
Frances Biggers, Mars Hill; Miss
Bessie Leifiy, Reading, Pa., and Miss
Sallie Wills Holland, Coker College,
S.C.
The ushers were Messrs. Franklin
Wilkins, of Mars Hill, and Guy
Leiby.' of Reading, Pa, The officiat
ing minister was the Rev. J. A. Mc
Leod, of the Mars Hill College fac
ulty,' for many years p closa friend
of the ' family.
. The bride is the daugnisr of Mra.
Sallie Ballet Wilkins, teacher of
UNION ORGANIZER TO SERVE
SENTENCE
: Marion Alfred Hoffman, union
ofgfurizer' for the Inited Textile
Worker, .of America, has surrendered
to 'Sheriff Oscar F. Adkihs and will
G. V, Cowper on a charge"
rioting in Marion last falp;j - .
HILD IS KILLED BY CAR
, Elkiin Little Claude Elmer Coofe,
3-year-old eon i of 7 Virona Cook,
of ; Jonesville, was fatally, injured
tigtaiwofe";ef
, I ...,. . j: Km . ram rialfnn. tie.
mODUc unvvu uj "m
era. who surrendered to officers
and was heldi under $1,000 bond.
RESERVE
McLEAN PRAISES
CHIEF
Lumberton Former Governor An
gus' .W. McLean has issued a state
ment endorsing the appointment by
President Hoover of Eugene Meyer
td the governorship of the Federal
Reserve boord. Mr. McLean served
with Mr. Meyer on the War Finance
corporation,
FIVE LIBRARIES AT DUKE
' Durham Duke University will
have five libraries this fall, four in
addition to the central library, to
serve special departments, the law
ut.Mil at reliarion, school
of medicine and wonian's college 11
hrjirjf..'.' ' . '
' The Parent-Teacher Association of.
Mars Hill held the regular monthly:
meeting on Tuesday, September 9th.
Many important plans fbi the year '
for obtaining new members was
launched. The room which has the -most
new members will receive a
prize. f
The Grade Mothers for this year ' -were
chosen. They are as follows: '
Mrs. Bascom Huff
Second Grade . Mrs. I. N. Carr 1
High First & 2nd..Mrs. Quincy Ball '
Third Grade Mrs. Ned Anderson '
Fourth Grade Mrs. Ashe Carter .
Fifth Grade ....Mrs. IP. C. Stringfield
Fifth & 7th Mrs. John Anderson '
Sixth Grade Mrs. Byrd ;
Seventh Grade-Mrs. Kenneth Murray
Eighth. A Mrs. John Smith
Eighth B Mrs. Cling Andersof
Ninth Grade Mrs. Fred Holcomb"
Tenth Grade Mrs. Roy Wall .,
Eleventh Grade .Mrs. Frank Gibbs
On .September 18th, there will be . t
a book shower at tne uign bcnooi
building. ' By this novel , plan, the V
Association,- hopes- to increase the
standard of the library. . -j
.this is a; very active organization;',
the members are ever reaching to a .
mighty goal with the interest of, the
school as an incentive. ' '" v
'V i . Hi.il. i
Latin fa :Mars Hill College, and the rSALVATlON ARMY FAREWELL
vV'V SERVICE
'A-U . - ,. --'. , ' '
I' Charlotte The Charlotte post of
the Salvation! Arm held a farewell
service SrJtday night, for L. :.A. Plu-
mer andvCW F,?erUHi, Janidates
ducted by D'r; t). B. Sams; came to j. committee : on. membership, working
close last Sunday evening. -ax u" ; witn xne .
ervice. 81 converts 'were baptized.
and durinar the aerie of meeting 40
others were received into the church
bv letter. There were others, too,
who reported that a change hdd been
brought about in their lives as a re
sult of these services, and the com
munity in general experienced a re
newed interest in religion.
Besides the pastor, Rev. J. v
Owen 'and Dr. Sams, the Rev. lat
Colville, as an earnest personal work
er and Mr, Silas Johnson, as bouk
leader, rendered a great service dur
ing the series of meeting.
NEW FAMILIES IN TOWN
, A number of families have moved
into our community lately. Among
Lyday lamuy.irom
n.M.,,n members, as DOBsiblo, before
the regular meeting the first Tues
day in October, when a prize '. of
$1.00 will be given to the grade or
room which has secured largest num
ber of paid-up members.
f ct.k tiAr is it need for more
late Rev.: Walter E Wilkins, of South
GiroMi; "Sh is a sung'woman of
unusual' accmplishment and -: charm.
She W a graduate of Win HiU ColT
lege and of Coker" College, S. Cv, and
studied for a period in Europe.'' For
the past' few summers sh has been
religiua' director iri the 'Dr.- Petpt
The 'groom is a promising young jKoveiBW TOti. r
Physician of Niashville. Tenn. Dr. a son of the local relief officer,
and Mrs. Leiby, after a motor trip j wouNDED FOREST CITY BOY
oi a lew weeKs, wui ue Hume IMPROVING
Nashville.
w By "COLy
HOT SPRINGS TO PLAY " . ,
NEWPORT CUBS TWICE.,,
The scrapping Hot Spring baseV
ball team will play the fast Newport . ;
All-Stars at Newport Sunday, Sep tember
14th, and Newport will rel"'
turn the game at . Hot Springs on ,
Saturday, September 20th. , ;
Two great games are expected " v
between these teams, 'as Newport i
has a strong, fast club; but on the
other hand, Hot Springs has one of
the hardest-hittingclubs in Western A
North! Carolina.
:SOASj '1J"
H O ff SPRINGS , EASILY .
DEFEATS SPRING CREEK
r k nr'ir-'iA w: C A 1 '
''::'.
The Hot Springs High School nine '
easily defeated .Spring Creek .'.High,
School last, Tuesday af tern oonin. a
fast seven inning , practice game, the '
score being 6 E. - " 1 " ' "
i With ' the .heavy hitting of Run:j' '.
riioa, Buifgin and fiuff. Het Springs , '
w aoie vo secure o runs- in xne
fifth liaam-jt r '
iiw etmniup m MHBuuu nni. tea; ine exceuent piicning ana
;xriiiing. t- .v cuicning; oi ouina ana nunnion, o. -i .,
eiiehee' Jndiaffl wsts formerlar 1n Creek aa able, to'iret onlv 2'hiU. '
; i
SHOWER FOR THE BRIDE
On Friday afternoon, the day be-
during the game.-
Next .Tuesday JsC' "C. and H, C
meet on the Hot Srpings grounds -
in what promises to be.afas andv .
exciting game.1 s " ' ;
' :SOAS: 'v'
LeRoy Mills, Westchester, N.v Y., sf
attorney, is credited with having
. Forest City Worth Laton, 12,
who was accidentally shot by his
friend. Horace Butler last Friday,
' alifrhtlv imnroVed
hAAku in the Hteh School library, fore the wedding, a shower was- RutherfQrdt0. hosPitol. It.was Dame, into the country's best punt-.
. kv wma decided upon for ' gfve,rfor.-tlie-H''bride-te-Ae -vat the ' . , . t-, . tvna(, earnrft,ar er.
m.Av afternoon of next week, home' of Mrs. John McLeod, by Mrs. . , , . Butier Hp.
v..h t.Ton or friend who can give McLeod; assisted by Mr?. W. E. W.. Butler wa3
M. hnnk or more for the library kins, Jr.? and Mrs. J. W..H
M A 'HUCiatiVll vasw
ii i rr jao.y - ...
. Vn t-fia:., nmrv kiiih. jt. mm iuio. r vi jui. , . . , t . ri.. m.(h i
nne" dook or inuie . v- - nlacea m ine rorest v-ivj ju
. i 1 1 iL S J 1 1 Ait araita aoina1 I
is asked to go to the nig" ,cnou .ku . out-bond.
at two o'clock Thursday, Sepember punch and cakes on the porch. ( . ,., . .- ; 1
lg t , Afterward they assembled in the 'v THERE'S SOME. GOOD IN 'EM
' ' ' - ' .ftt;room, Where smn The flaprs witb the abbreviate
LEIBY WILKINS 1 fifW rendered ,loyey gron? :,Vrtbekta can't expect much tor 7.
songs m her usual cnarnui.g manner. riftiM Pathfinder. , , ; T '
- ouniiun ei uie vrreenviue ciuo. neiu
developed Fi-anfc Caride0 of Notre ;
:SOAS:
In the play -off series of the South' y
Atlantic League, between Green
ville, S. C, winners of the first half '
of the split season, and Macon, Ga.,
winners of the second half, ... was
A' marriage of unusual beauty was ( nt1je Mlgs; Clyde , McLeod and J
SSorrwh. have come to th. Mag- solemnized Saturday .vening t f.
tha Georgia boys to two hits while
his team mates -were- touching 1 Mat-
former Asheville Tourist, for
Greenville won by o acore of
second gsmej Wednesday,
beat the'' S Dinners to even
- ..-, ... . . .. -. -.1 i dk weuuiiiK wvwm www w flu, Kinni. t v " .j ..i ' ... ' ' m m 11 vmvim KnnniM am -
to the Hamhy nouse. , - j . .r nln. m , V-ui - w-.. iM itlie - count. "tlM-cor-' tia -4.:
w p p RidHU went over to.",uuac" "c"c"" v"" ' ' um the same as laax. year., . , ... . r. ,
Mrs. R. R. RqUe went over xo , of uW-town friends, wers encer,?. part due, and! it U a-' J Peare.'a wildnesa end Pattison's
re pUy groftnd equipment - eene was one' of natural, grandeur tamed dinner Friday by Mrs. Na:1 ' wf.th causes V '
hlif Wldav.wat riven to the and , simpUcity, the, home command- than' Runnioiu -Vfe h i'ea -witlJout -license. Please and victory,- mpec-.v, .
9Ln IUC 1UI 1 V ti lr . - 4 it -J
gie Haml toimi .Mar. n:1, when Mis8 KatmJl Louise L kt the vdoorwav nulUn av-- I . I ' I A ttatW
fly xvomd o ox-. 17 bride of sDrJ ed wHhifU. xhe : openW:- "T" ,
lege cottages, of mter-Vr . 3-0.
two DOT, to Bfl. W nanon nuuo , i - - j . . , ;.ine; ywuuvj '-" , I
' - . i ....- m n iTenaeaaee.! t.s. ' .- i-.v W .v 'eafcaa thev were many and of fut.' i... .. .. thm t.Irnse I -n,jne.
and Rev., wesiey epnnaie. iiuuu,, . - . - ' v. ' ,j .... .. I T ""vr" . SMacon
ehts' present
Our next meet:
r ' f
i The bride, as teacher of " public ' ' mn j nH eet vour license at .
.tit bii KifipiL me nniv necora- uiiam mneiA in tn. ipham nr laftc, . .... ,t.,'
student . .
eeting will be the 7th tions were the tall white pines and year,' was quite popular with si
4 ,,rpv)i. 0 rntural shrubbery,, the spaca.for the. tf-s.-'-rr?, and rfents; ' ad
our
moved to Macon for ,--.
p-.-fnllv. : . land Saturday. - .
B. E. GUTuKlE, Tax collector . . c
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