: Marshall, NCec. 20, 1934
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'NEWS OF ftlARSIIALL AND VICiNITY
Personal and
Mrs, M. A. Chandley, after
spending some timiwith- her
son, Mr. H. Rice of .Ashe
ville, haa returned to her home
on the Marshall Star route fcr
the winter. Yr
Misa Ruth Tweed has accept
ed a position in Asheville dur
ing the Christmas holidays.
Mr. Jack Blount is spending
the Christmas hoidays in Mar
shall with hi3 parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. W. C Blount.
Mr. Claud Sawyer, Mr. Page
Brigman and Miss Mae Searcy
came Friday to spend the holi
days in Marshall with their
parents, respectively.
Mr. J. N. White is confined
to his home on account of ill-
Miss Marjorie Sawyer, Miss
Jeanne Sprinkle, and Mr. Lee
Bryan came Saturday to spend
the holiday With their parents
in Marshall.' V "
Miss Giadys Tweed and Miss
Nell English, teachers at Beech
Glen, Mr. Burton Teague and
Mr. Robert Sams of Asheville
were the guests Sunday of Miss
Tweed's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jonah, Tweed. -""Mrs.
Emmltt Plemmons is a
ble to be out again after being
confined tft her home on acr
count of illness.
Misses Nevada and Maggie
Ward have recently moved into
the Plemmons building on
Main Street.
Mr. J, P. PritcKard and Mr.
Paul Roberts are spending the
Christmas holidays in Marshall ,
with thp'r narents.
Miss Lone Walters and Miss
Nann'e Bowen of Weaverville
were in Marshall Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Romieux
and small daughter, Marilyn,
left Friday to spend the holi
days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Julien Romieux, of Du
lutti, Minn. Mrs. Romieux was
before her marriage, Miss
Georgia Rector of Marshall.
Mr. Edward Rector, who has
been attending Catawba Col
lege, i8 working on the mail
train between Charlotte and
Wilmington during the first
part of the holidays. He will
arrive home Chrstmas Day.
Misg Dixie Isenhour of Liri
colnton, N. C, came Sunday to
spend the Christmas holidays
witliTier s'ster, Mrs. Sam Rudi
sill of Marshall.
Mrs. Rellie AHman of Hick
ory, N. C, came Thursday evening-
to spend the Christmas
hnlidavs with friendo and rel
atives in and near Marshall.
Mr. Howard Jarvis was con
fined to his home the first of the
week on account on illness.
Miss Marjorie Sawyer and
M's8 Willie Maye White were
the guests Wednesday night of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fagan at their
home Ton the Mars Hifl road.
Trip fnllowiner college stu
dents are spending the Christ
mas holidays with their parents
in and near Marshall : Mas
Katy Sams, Meredith college ;
Misses Ruth Dennis, Mary Ru
dis:ll; Belva and Mabel Farm
er, W. C. U. N. C; Lillian
Whitehurst, Agnes Scott col
lege; Hazel West. Limestone ;
Philip Brintnall, Iowa State:
Sua ememeasim
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Arthur Ramsey, Atlanta Den
tal College; and Olin Dillard,
N. C. State. - , ,
Mrs. J Will Roberts is recu
perating from a recent illness.
Mr iinri Mrs. 'Herman Red
mon of Kingsport, Tenn., were
called to Marshall Sunday
n'ght on account of the illness
of Mrs. Redmon's mother, Mrs.
Van Davis.
Miss Virginia McClure went
to Asheville Wednesday after
noon to spend the night with
relatives. .
Mrs. Charley Ramsey is able
to be out . again after a recent
extended illness.
Miss Lucille Bryan, daughter
of Mr; and Mrs. Crawford Bry
an, of the Enon section, left
Wednesday to visit her uncle,
Mr. E. A. Ammons and family.
BIRTHDAY REMEMBERED
BY RELATIVES
Mr Crawford Bryan wasogiven a
.,ir!a hirthday celebration Sunday,
Dec. 16. when her brother, nr. jesse .
Ammons and family, assisted Dy mn.
Bryan's daughter, Miss Lucille,
spread a table and served a birthday
ginner,
RATHBONE MESSER
Miss Laur Messer of Marshall
and Ramsey (Rathbpne. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Rathbone of Marshall,
were married at Marshall December
6 by the Rev. Walter Goforth.
RECTOR RECTOR
At T,eA Rector, daughter of
Mr. and M .Robert G Recto and
lUli
Clifford C. Rector, both of Marshall,
were married December 9 by Lee
Bryan, justice of the peace.
REDMON ANGLIN
Miss Thelma Anglin, daughter of
Mrs. Myrtle McAbee of Asheville, and
John Redmon, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Redmon. of Marshall, were mar
ried at Marshall December 9 by Lee
Bryan, justice of the peace.
RAY HUNTER
Miss Ola G. Hunter, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Hunter of Mar
shall, route No. "2, and Oliver Ray,
son of Mrs. Doshey -Ray of White
Rock, were married November 9 at
.the Forks. pf Ivy by the Rev. W. B.
Sprinkle, y '
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GARDNER SHIPLEY
Mr. D. H. Gardner, Jr., and Miss
He'en Lee Shipley were united in
Hnv. November 30, at
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the state line in Tennessee.
The ceremony was performed by
u... W. Edwards of Hot
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Springs, pastor of the bride and
groom. Both of the contractmg
parties were residents of Paint Rock.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. D. H. Gardner. The bride, who,
until recently, was a student of Hot
Springs high school, is the oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B.
Shipley. The young couple wil re
side at Paint Rock. The entire com
nitv wishes for them a happy
n ' long li -'e.
WVATT RICH
Miss Elizabeth Rich, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rich, ana
mond Wyatt. son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
j Wyatt, all of Marshall. Rute z'
were married November 21, at the
home of W. .T. ArringtSn, justice of
GROCERY
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THE NEWS
the peace, who officiated.
"CUTSHALVr-RAY . 't
Miss' Ethel Ray, daughter of Mrs.
Barnet Rayof Ivy, ' and Everette
Cutahall, of Greeneville, Tenn.," were
married November J.0 at Marshall, by
the 'Rev. l. K. Uonn. " ' , ;.
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BALL NORTON
Miss Lou Georgia Norton, daugh
ter of George Norton, and Elbert
Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burgtn
Ball, all of Marshall, Route 2, were
married Novembre 10 at Marshall,
by the Rev. D. K. Cohn. , ' '""
PAYNE CHANDLER
Miss Lucille Chandler, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Chandler, of
Asheville. and W. O. Payne, son of
Mrs. Ada Payne, of Knoxville, were
married at Marshall November 15 by
the Rev. J. R. Duncan, pastor of the
Methodist church. . ,
LOST & WANT ADS
25 words or lew 30c for one issue
$1.00 for 4 issues. Additional words
lc a word an issue. CASH First
MULES h FOR SALE 5
1 pair good heavy draft mules,
weight 1100 pounds! . See, '
C. H. KAM3LI
New Central Hotel
It pd Marshall, .N. C. ' '
FOR RENT
Kti. .n linnsi ntl old WamUt
road within town limits of Marshall.
Rates reasonable.
KENNETH SILVER
STRAYED A heifer about two
years old, red with some white spots
and marked. Owner can: sret same
by payine cost.
MRS. ELLA REEVES
Leicester, N. CM R. 2.
Croit Rock. .
SALESMEN WANTED
There is no bad wolf at the Rawleigh
man's door as he earns good living.
There is an openin? now for a hust'.er
in Marshall to supply steadv custom
ers with Rawleigh household prod
ucts. Earn $25 weekly to shart and
increase every month. We furnish ev
erything but the car. Write Raw
leigh Co., Dept. NCL-10-B, Rich
mond, Va
BE KIND TO YOUS EYES',
iDldoTTO RICE f
i In Marshall Every Wee1 DaV
t OVER CITIZENS BANK
MRS. FLEET DAVIS
PASSES AWAY
MOTHER OF MRS. MANUAL
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THURSDAY
MORNING
m.pm& n IT 13 1 1 II .1
Mrs. Fleet Davis, age 69, of Mar
shall, died at the home of her daugh-.
ter, Mrs. ManuelSheltcn, about ten
o'clock Wednesday morning, pneu
monia being given as the cau?e of
death. She had been ill about or
week. Funeral services were f
the Shelton home Thursday mo
at ten o'clodk, conducted by f
3. A. Martin, interment toi
the Rector Chapel cemeu
survived by two brothe
ers, of the Forks of 1
Anders, of Sexton, !
leaves one son.
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bnt blessinirs, science- -i "
interestlnr-rticle iHk 4 "
We;khr (issue of December!
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SUNDAY AKIICAN Ion aal
your faroritt newsdealer or aewsbo.
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RECORD
Of! DISPLAY ;.
- THE NEW
DODGE
HEARD AND SEEN
AROUND TOWN
By LANK
Dr. Dinwiddie and Roy Rice
start'ng out early Wednesday
morninc crackiner jokes
Various comments on the a
bility of the high school bas
ketball team.
One or two local people
staunchly defending the Ashe
ville Walkathon; others de
claring it a frame-up.
Main Street a slushy, mushy,
i mnrlrlv mMs after the snow.
! A hna driver stormine: long .
enough to "shoot the machine" j -in
the Coffee Shop.
Paul Roberts showing some,
of the boys where a few bird
shot struck him in the leg while
hunting Tuesday (so he savs).j
Several persons utterly disre- - ,
garding the sign in the drug
store library which readr
"Free reading hour from 3"
to 4:00;A. Monly," or w ., ,
to that effect "
Roy Rice with one
prettiest p'stols I've r
iong time.
Many loads of
trees, holly, and s'
through Marsh?
Several loca
home from c
actuai
the holida
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France
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AND PLYMOUTH
PRESTO ANTI FREEZE
WEED TIRE CHAINS
REDH & WORLEY p
SALES and SERVICE
Marshall, North Carolina
A dirty, ragged boy "put
ting out" a man's work. (I sin
cerely hope he will have an en
joyable Christmas.)
A slight flurry of snow t'
fell at midnight WedrK
n:ght. Wondering hov
DeoDle saw it.
Guy y. Roberts chewi.
the end of a iong cigar.
Some amateur crooning
round here, and VERY ama
teurish. Heard that Edna Sprinkl
had won the new Plymo
she was working for.
gratulations.
Two beautiful Httl
mas trees in a fillir
Enough for this
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