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Marshall, N. CI April. 18, 1935
THE NEWS RECORD
FIFTH PAGE
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NEWS OF MARSHALL AND VICINITY
Personal and Otherwise
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Watta and
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Fore from Mar-1
. .... t . 1 '
shall, N. U., are visiting removes,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Silver, Hailey,
Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Tipton,
BIG LAUREL
Jerome, Idaho
try fine,
Mrs,
Thev like the coun-
Migg Zula M. Wallin of Tusculum
College, Tenn., spent five days spring
vacation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ranee Wallin of Big Laurel, N.
C. Her mother and brother, Wood
row, returned her to college Wednes-
An .w v nnin i. 1 .On . t . 1 1 - i.i
Wiley Sprinkle and Miss which her mother and brother mo
tored on the Andrew Johnson high
(ay HE to Knoxville, and spent
most of the day visiting the stock
Frances Ramsey made a tripo Ashe
ville Wednesday.
- rt.7;r I '" Wds which was a show to them. They
this section attended the flower show lefj Knoxvnie 8t 4 0-clock on 2g w
Middlemount Gardens last
of the
Sunday.
A community dance is being plan
ned to be held Friday night at the timber.
Masonic Hall in Marshall' ror tne
younger set of Marshall, Hot Springs,
Walnut and other points in the vicin
ity. Miss Sandy Anz. of Walnut, has
returned after having spent some
time with friends in Chattanooga.
While there she was entertained with
a buffet supper and dance at the Ocoll
Inn given by Mrs. C. W. Lawson.
She and her girl friend were also en
tertained twice with a luncheon given
at the home of Mrs. Sam Bui lard.
Mrs. Frank Landers of Walnut was
in Marshall Wednesday for treatment
for a fractured left wrist, which was
caused by a fall.
Mrs. Eloise Ramsey Ingle, of Knox
ville, Tenn., came Tuesday to spend
some time recuperating from an op
eration. Mrs. Herman Redmon, of Kings
port, Tenn., formerly of Marshall, is
recuperating at the Mission hospital
in Asheville following an operation,
according to reports.
Mr. O. S. Dillard was expected to
return Wednesday afternoon from
Sylva, where he visited his mother.
Mr. J. M. Baley's family received
a wire Sunday morning announcing
the death of Mr. Baley's 55-year-old
nephew, Mr. Joe Tucker, at Erwin,
Tenn. Mr. Baley and son, James, at
tended the funeral that afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Dillard and
family attended the funeral Sunday
of Mr. Stradley of Hendersonville,
an uncle of Mrs. Dillard.
Work removing the slide at the
junction of the Roberts Gap road
with Highway 20 in West Marshall
ceased Tuesday. While all the slide
had not been removed, the road and
drains ere open. '
Mri H, E. Woberts, accompanied by
BaJy;Balywnt l Charlotte Wed-
which was a fine new hiarhwav to
them. .Tjjey saw some damage which
last Monday's storm did in Knox
county to houses, outbuildings and
Mr. Ranee Wallin of Big Laurel
is having bad luck with a fine 6-year-old
Jersey cow. He had just brought
her home Friday evening from Bu
low Rice's, a rian that had been
feeding her all winter for her milk.
She fell down a bank through a fence
and across the road into a ditch Sat
urday night at 8:30 o'clock, lay dou
bled uo there all night, took the cold
rain. There's no earthly hopes for
her. Up till this writing she lies motionless.
: HEARD AND SEEN.
AROUND TOWN
By LANK
old
First Wall Streeter Hello,
top, how's business?
Second Ditto You shouldn't speak
so disrespectfully of the dead. Ex.
LOST & WANT ADS
25 words or leas 30c for one issw!
$1.00 for 4 issues. Additional word
Xc a word an issue. CASH First.
SALESMEN WANTED
There is no bad wolf at the Rawleigh
man's door as he earns a good living.
There is an opening now for a hust
ler in Marshall to supply steady cus
tomers with Rawleigh household
products. Earn $25 weekly to start
and increase every month. We fur
nish everything but the car. Write
Rawleifeh Co., Dept. NCD-133-B,
Richmond, Va. It pd
SWEET POTATO PLANTS
I have following potatoes bedded
Queen South, Nancy Halls, Porto
Ricos, Early Triumph, Texas White
Spanish Yams. Texas Yams will be
ready for early planting.
C. F. FORTNER
Marshall, N. C.
A-4, 11,18.25 pd,- L
SERVICES AT OAK GROVE
There will be services at the Oak
Grove school Sunday, April 21.
Preaching will begin at 2:30. The
Rev. Geo. Briggs will deliver the sermon.
ORIENTAL RUGS
Must dispose ' at great sacrifice
well matclied set,; six genuine
imported rues. Oriental design
in perfect eofldition. Wduld sei
entire set 'for $10O.-pp'roJri-r
mate sizes 9x12 ft.; 7x10; 7x5
3x5, and 10ft, hall runner. Can
be seen at storage. Write Rugs
The News-Record.
BIRTHS
Born Friday, April 5, to Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Norton, of Spillcorn, a
son.
Born April 12 to Mr. and Mrs.
Car( Norton, of near Marshall, a
daughter, Martha Jean.
FOR SALE OR RENT 8-room house
at Barnard.
W. B. RANDALL
If interested see Mr. Randall
at Barnard.
O-A-18
PRINCESS THEATRE
MARSHALL, N. C.
TODAY - FRI. - SAT.
BOB STEELE
MONUMENTS
Before ordering your monuments see
your home dealer first. We can show
vou beautiful designs that are priced
right. WHITE'S MONUMENTAL
WORKS. Office and Shoo at New
bridge. P. O. Box 70Q1, Phone 3418,
Asheville, N. C.
"DEMON FOR TROUBLE"
Mickey's Covered Wagon
''.Comedy
Matinee Sat, 1 j 00 PM, 3 PM
ADMISSION: v
10c . . 20c
MONL. -TUE&ORLY
GRACE RSOOUE
VOONS. NIGHT OF LOVE
Ckpbr Ne 8 Lea City Serial
10 . :20rt ':
WEDNESDAY f ONLY
TOMORROWS CHILDREN"
ADULTS ONLY
Admission This Date Only 25c
Two Complete Show
6PM. 8PM
RAY'S PLANT STORE
81 N. Lexington
AiheTille, N. C.
Vegetable plants in season. Now
readv cabbaee. Early Jersey and
Charleston Wakefield and Early Flat
Dutch ; 100, 20c. Bermuda onions,
Certified, 200, 25c. Special prices
on larger quantities.
WOOD'S TESTED SEEDS
LUMBER FOR SALE
Framing, 'storm (heating, flooring,
and roof (heetin. ailla. bricks, etc
OM mill building rased and material
to build large tobacco . barn, etc., a
aailahla ajTaJboot. half price.
K-WS-ftECOR- OFFICE
VICTIMS. OF PIRATES
TWtSniBae mm! t&r aoS
n of 7 Arfaaaiaaa5 Baftiafc
xaikh a -wWwna eafr fc ban
dit on a ataanuhip off tha coast of
China. One of , many interaiting
atoriea Aa the American Weekly, itue
of April 28. Get year copy of the
American Weekly with the BALTI
MORE SUNDAY AMERICAN,
Sonth'e favorite Sunday newspaper
Saw two couples in a large
car stop in front of the court
house Sunday night to take., a
drink at the fountain. One of
the girls was heard to remark
that "this is the best water I
ever tasted in my life".
The new traffic signal down
at the crossing on Bridge Street
certainly is efficient. You can
hardly fail to see the red lights
and hear the bell ringing when
a train is on the block.
A lot of building is going on
around Marshall now. Down on
the street here we have a new
filling station in the process of
erection.
o
Several boys celebrating af
ter graduating from high school
where they spent three-fourths
of their lives.
Wendell McDevitt taking
charge of the drug store in time
to serve five young "dames'
from Tennessee. (These two
items were contributed to this
column, and were not written
by the "old maestro".
Heard, that the name of the
young man called "paper boy"
and "paper man" around Mar
shall, really is Charles Herron.
Sometimes n'eknames have a
way of sticking so that the real
name is never used.
Earl Bryan has begun operat
ing another filling station in
Marshall, making two in this
srrrall city. Good work, Earl,
being able to expand during a
depression.
TODAY AN
TOMORROW TS
ALL CUSTOMERS
mm
PITTSBURGH
Paint Products
Get your yardstick, free with every
purchase. You may want to repaint
an odd chair with Waterspar Quick
Drying, One-Coat Enamel, or to have
a whole loom done over with l'iu
burgh One-Day Paints. Painters
tart in the morning ; yon more back 1
in the room that night. Ask as about
this revolutionary paint plan.
WATERSPAR WAX
In paste form for floors and furniture.
Makei cleaning easier, l.lb. can 60c
One-day Painting with
WALLHIDE
FLORHIDE
Special floor enamel. Re
sists hardest wear. Makes
floors look
new. 10 modern 4tf OO
colors. Quart U
SUN-PROOF PAINT
Lasts 2H times as long as
ordinary house r q OA
paints. 24 col- 5JU
ors. Gallon .
Ends days of mess! o r
' Youhanppicturesthe OOC
day Wallhide is used.
15 beautiful colors. QTt
FLOOR VARNISH
This Pitcairn Varnish is un-i 2.50
matched for wear. Dries in ,
4 hours j won 't turn white. J GaL
WMW.M
4-Inch Wall Brush
Famous Gold Stripe quality. , 0.75
Pure bristles, set in rubber.
Complete Line Of Enamel At 10c A Can
MARSHALL BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.
Marshall, N. C.
MISS LOUANA DILL
Marshall Builders Supply Co.
Marshall, N. C.
Important Notice
Beginning Thursday. April 4th, the
nivia Mammnt-Vi MinRtrels will he fea
tured at 8 P.M. on WBT, Charlotte.
,We know you nave enjoyeu
VS.IU1I U.. V. u.u. II" " - o
of day and time will enable you to
tune in as usual.
Pittsburgh Plate uiass to.
yiMLaMMiMiMiyfflyii
HENSLEY FRISBY
Miss Lucille Frisby, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Swan Frisby, of Mar
shall, and' Herman Hensley, son of
Jim Hensley, of Marshall, route 1,
were married at Marshall April 6 by
the Rev. B. E. Guthrie, of Walnut.
CARD OF THANKS
FRISBY OLIVER
Miss Marie Oliver, daughter of Mrs.
Joe Ball, and Mr. Doyle Frisby, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Swan Frisby, all of
Marshall, were married April 6 by the
Rev. B. E. Guthrie.
Mars Hill Officials
Are Nominated
the graduating address to the 45
seniors who received their diplomas.
Geneva Moore Bradford gave the
jvaledictory and Lloyd Slagle the sa
lutatory address.
Those who received diplomas were:
Leta Jo Allman, Thelma Ball, Grace
Brown, Virgie Lee Buckner, Mildred
Crou&h, Marie Dalton, Helen Dennis,
Mary Louise Farmer, Pearl Gentry,
Pauline Gosnell, Annie Lou Hamlin,
Beulah Henderson. Mollie Huffman,
Funeral services were held at 3 o'- Nita Miller, Geneva M. Bradford,
clock Sunday afternoon at the Dill Frances Ramsey, Thelma Rector, Mae
cemetery for Miss Louana Dill, who Kedmon, Alice Roberts, Julia Rob
died Saturday afternoon at the home ' erts, Nell Roberts, Katherine Run
of Mr. and Mrs. J, G. Woody near ion, Verlie Roberts, Eva Roberts,
Peek's Chapel where she had lived for Beulah Sams, Elizabeth Shelton,
several vears. JMiss DU1 had been. Athleen Teague, Nelle West, Evelyn
sick for only a fw months. JJie.Re. .Vy".; Faulkner, Elizabeth
D. jL PondT ii ivfficlfie4'iSn lPi Amnions, Bob Bryan,
as assisted DjUafe Wayne. iei Jtneoati, Marvin Faulkner, Roy
- a 1 J JT I - If - ii Tt ..1 n
Of Mara Hill . iSevarlbnautifu,andwaney, Ulyae martin, ram v ayne,
lihliWsslVe Hgs'were'Ub'Mctor, Thomas Rudisill, Lloyd
Peek'srChafler tlifrrehJvDnrine 1934 V! (AHri'-Wyatt, Jess mvf&iaa,
two o-hef' sistersMrs,; M J,
of Pleasant Hill in Buncombe county,
and Mrs. J. M- Cash of Converse, S.
C, died. Surviving are two broth-
TOLLEY MOORE
Miss Edna Moore, daughter of Mr
ers, Stephen Dill of Grape Vine and end Mrs. Burnette, Moore, and Mr.
Scott Dill of East Fork. Also seven Jon W. loiiey, son oi Mr. and Mrs
sisters. Mrs. Elbert Henslev of GraDe Marion Tolley, all of Hot Springs,
Vine, Mrs. J. G. Woody, Mrs. F. G. were roamed April 6 by tne Kev
Clark, Mrs. A. C. Peek, and Miss Re- Moir w. towards.
becca Dill of Peek's Chapel. Mrs. S.
J. Whitt of Mars Hill, and Mrs. A. B. (' mamma, look!" cried the lit-
Silver of Marshall. , &irl on her visit to the country.
"There's a duck! And it walks like
) it had just got out of a rumble-seat!"
A mass meeting of the citizens of
Mars Hill was held Tuesday evening
of last week and nominations were
made for town officials to be elected
May 4 to serve two years. James
E. Landers was unanimously renom
inated for mayor. W. L. George, IRi
M. Lee, A. E. Carter, and Dr. I. El
Burnett, were nominated jas town
councilmen, three of whom will be
elecetd. P. C. Stringfield. Dan Car
ter and W. L. George comprise the
town board at present.
Much Interest Shown In
Laurel Branch Revival
'SMHJN THROUGH
WELL PRESENTED FLAG POND DONORS
m k.'TO KKl CROSS
The senior class of the Marshall
high school presented their play, I
Smilin' Through", a three-act ro-! W. S. Edmonds, a committee for
mantic comedy, last Friday night as,cnamy and tne stressed people ot
climax to the series of commence- tne L,llue rine section, tne proceeds
ment exercises. Paul Payne as "John 'Bein PIaced m Ur- Finley's hands as
a Ked cross worker, submit the fol
lowing names of the donors and the
amount each contributed:
$0.25
- 25
.25
.25
.50
.50
1.00
. .2
23
25
50
.50'
.25
.20
(REPORTED)
A large crowd greeted the pastor,
the Rev. G. E. Cutshaw, who is doing
the preaching, Sunday morning. 1017
attended Sunday night and enjoyed
the splendid Gospel message. The
theme was, Do unto others as' you
would have them do unto you. He
stressed the importance of desiririg
to treat others right. He said, God
would help us to be a loyal, obedient
Christian. ' His sermons are full of
Gospel truth end delivered in a con
vincing, winning way that takes hold
of the people. He speaks as . the
Holy Spirit gives him the message.
We believe God is going to give us a
glorious revival. Everybody is invit
ed to attend.
We wish to thank those who were
so kind and considerate during our
sorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Woody
SALES STROM
The marriage of Mrs. Margaret
Culbertson Strom and Mr. Guy Mar
tin Sales was solemnized at Calvary
Episcopal church, Fletcher, Sunday
morning at 9 o'clock, with the Rev.
E. R. Neff officiating. Only members
of the immediate families weTe pres
ent. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D. H. Culbertmm, of Hot
Springs, N. C, and is the widow of
the late Ben L. Strom, pharmacist,
of Canton. She has been making her
home with her sister, Mrs. H. G.
Strom, of Lakeview Park, Asheville.
Mr. Sales is the son of Mrs. JL. M.
Sales and the late K. M. Sales of
Asheville. He is assistant general
manager and assitant secretary and
treasurer of the Farmers Federation,
Incorporated, having been connected
with this organization since 1922.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left by motor for a tour
of Florida, Cuba, and other Souther
points. After April 20 they will be
at home at 88 Bear Creek road, Mal
vern Hills.
Rport of the Condition of
CITIZENS BANK
at Marahall A Hot Springs, N. C
1 ' To the Corporation Commission
At the Close i of iBusinesa on the 4tk
kf 'M n' 'J Marh, 193,5, .. . '; r
RESOURCES
Loans ind Discounts !''.. 307,077.0f
Overdrafts
United States. Bonds ...
North Carolina Bonds ..
County and Municipal
Bonds
NOTICE
Carteret" had the leading role. Mae
Redmon in the role of "Moonyeen",
playing opposite Payne, had the lead
ing feminine role. Other characters Emerson Wheeler .
ere: "Dr. Owen," a bachelor, Tom Mra- ttownie neiton
Rudisill: "Kathleen Duncan" Mooji-iw- &- Jonas
yeen's niece, Helen Dennis; "Ellen," John Jenkins
the housekeeper, Lets Jo Allman; ,J- H- Barrett
Willie Ainslev." in lov with'Kath-mra- J- Barrett ..
Jean Howard, Hajaue "Jeremiah LM"W"' Sue Barrett
Wayne," rejected; suitor, Hugh, Ree - Carver
tor; "Maryr Ciare-," MoonyWs aisw w ands
VSiiu") ffaniMtfe'a mfltdcr ITTin. Jt. Hafl
,OUmr Hell
The Estate of C. B. Mashburn by
Myrtle Mashburnu Administratrix
Pursuant to an order and decree of
the Superior Court, made in the a-
bove entitled action the undersizned
administratrix will on the 30th day
of April, 1935. at 10 o'clock A. M. at
the court house door of Madison
County, offer for sale to the hitrhest
bidder for cash, the followinc notes
and accounts:
1 note date 11-1-20. B. W.
Gahagan $
1 note date 12-8-29, E. L.
Tweed .."....
1 note date 2-27-27 E. L.
Tweed
1 note 6-1-30 Hume Clark
and J. fortner
note 3-1-30 R. P. Davis
mortgage 1-1-31 John
t erguson :
1 mortgage 1-1-31 John
187.2S
11.650i0t
81,000.01
27,750.0t
All Other Stocks and
Bonds 15,810.81
Banking House 12,000.0
Furniture and Fixtures 1,328. 4fc
Cash in Vault and A
mounts Due from Ap
proved Depository
Banks 206.671.2t
Other Real Estate 4,570.4
Federal Deposit Ins.
Corp'n -. 902.32
TOTAL $668,947.6i
Ferguson
one note 11-10-31 D.
Cohn
one- note 7-23-26 Lovin
K.
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In .... $ 50l.000.0t
Surplus Fund 35.000.0
Undivided Profits (Net
Amount) 2,373.0f
Reserved for Interest ... 1.639.9S
Unearned Interest 2,555.7
I Other Deposits Subject
To Check 156,347.6
Deposits Due State of
20.00 North Carolina and Any -'
Official Thereof: Secur-
10-00( ed, $5,154.32 5,154.31
68.00 Otner Deposits Secured by
a Pledge ef Assets or
25.00
I
10.00 I
10.00 !
54.00 j
20.00
JL "oSTiTS-f 2f artery Bond
. mow i : "uv-
neth. Brnov:
Thursdao niirht J. Bat Smath- J"1- lwr
ersy attorney of Ashevffl delivered Wytk
i v. u m r u h,m ii i am wm mu mu win inn ;; mn
BRYArfS SERVICE STATIONS
i That GOOD GULF Service .
Let Us Gnre Your Automobile A Spring House-cleaning
Thank You
' E. O. BRYAN
DENTISTRY
, at
REASONABLE PRICES
EXTRACTIONS 50c up
PLATES REPAIR. ,
ED : $1.00 up
CROWNS . $4.00 up
Herbert Thomas
J. T, Barrett
, Tom Justice
Joe Thomas
j Mrs. Joe Thomas
.Rirhard Rir
R. W, Whitt
C. E. Cody
J. J., Whitt
E. M.? Cody
one
Lewts
on note 5-12-28 R. G.
( (Keener . ,
JMBjHe A. B. Mcbevitt"
one note- Georgia Talc Co.
LiTwinniiMi-.
1-00 Luther T.nii.rn
Mrs. Jerry Redmon
Bank of Mars Hill
John Ambrose Shelton
This April 9. 1935.
MYRTLE MASHBITRM
standing
5.00' i Time Certificates of De-
138,319.4
4,055.53
2.00'
25.00
PLATES
$10.00 up
19 Years Experience
Anderson Moore
L. L, Shook
Ferman Hensley .
Hubert Rice i
DR. OWEN
2ia N. PACK SQUARE
Day and Night Phone 232
H. H. English .
p. A. Phillips ;,;
Rev. W. J. Ray
E, D. Ferguson.
Clarence Carver
Mrs. C. E. Wheeler J
Ivy Ridge Church of God
TOTAL CASH
.50
.25
.25
.25
.50
.50
.25
.60
.50
2.00
.501
.25
.50
.25
1.00
1.00
.25
.25
.25
2.00
$17.95
. jtosit (Due on or After
SO1 Bays)- 204,203.09
25.00 ; savs Deposits (Due on
25.00 or After 30 Days) 64,298.84
300.00 Bonds Borrowed 5.000.0
. 115.00
Admrx.
"I HAVEHT HAD
A GOLD III
FIVE YEARS"
n tb oM dm I aaM la tod the
amlnt of Winter. I ni ahran nthttaa
aolda (MUmt abent half altTa-try- M
wort tth ayr Wj aahlof and Ttrj nam
o mm.
Ma 1 -ftlat k lkM -
a r uu lDWll WHO UMIT aMTVMOVi
tUmloa A MS D. I MtrM f Uk ttam
S!i7a I hmvm hm mH3
um urn.
,J2ieS!mM, falkat
. p laatxaa at an a eaa kuwb at
oM toraia. Tb auk waak, aktaa woala
..OH thjjmto arcO CM Li r OH
JaWjti tnm rmr aracglat today. Daat
awmrauoars.
TOTAL $668,947.6
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,,
COUNTY OF MADISON.
A. W. Whitehurst, Cashier, E. IL
Tweed, Director, and Roy L. Gud.ee.
Director of the Citizens Bank-
each personally appeared before me
this day, and, being duly sworn, each
for himself, says that the foregoing
report is true to the (best of hie
knowledge and belief. . !
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this the 10th day' of AprQ, 1935. '
W. W. DUCKWORTH, ,
- - ' - - Notary Public
My commission expires Feb. 14, 1931. '
A. W. WHITEHURST, Cashier
E. R. TWEED, Director ' : - . '
ROT 1 GUDGEJt, Director ; j