nor
DTDIID Ashevll'e h>' Hubert F. Lee, Ashelit
RlPuL KlI Uu" Iville Newspaperman, who will be
III" editor and publisher.
/if li Tfl MFFT lhe n?W .pul>,il:Uion wi" lake an
ll A Pi * ** | active part in the Congressional and
l"P urilll I r . county elections in the Tenth DisIkl
KHFvlLLt I 'riot during the next two months
||l iW J and for litis purpose will establish
| its offices temporarily in the Tenth
i;,publican,".. a | l)istrict Headquarters over Scruggs'
j Drug Store in Ashevillo. The orgafi
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will also take u large part in activiI
'"n ^j iit s id' the Ninth District in u few
w.ll tualie its counties of the Eighth.
. i.i>. September | Plans for the publication have been
.!;.;;et'.iieed from j quietly going on for some time.
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know that a plant of If! acres w hich
(WTltH mated a cost of was fi
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flu " '' '*'"'" Doors are so hung that a man may
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!'the first Essex shipped. And only bj
resources, the information, experiem
resulted from the building of 350,0'
possible to create this car which we
drive as the besr looking, best valu
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Leaders of the Republican party In
Western North Carolina were practically
unanimous In the belief that
j litis organ will fill a long-felt need
of the party und will urge all individuals
in the G. O. P. to support
jit. it is said.
The paper will be of standard
size, eight pages of eight columns
o<ich land will be published every
Friday from Asheville. Mr. Lee
himself is heavily interested financially
and states that the new venture
is amply financed to become
a permanent institution. After the i
November elections a permanent office
will be established In one of
Ashevillo's office buildings.
It wll not only be a clearing house
for Republican information and propaganda
in Western North Carolina
Mr. Roe declare^, hut will also keep
alive the state and national policies
and issues of the Q- O. P. in the
territory which it will serve.
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE
Purebred . English . Barron
strain White Leghorn Baby
Chicks $8.75 hundred postpaid.
Brown Leghons $10 hundred.
Anconas, Sheppard strain, best
layers $11 hundred.
Plymouth Rocks $11.50 hundred.
White Rocks $18 hundred.
All good healthy strong purebred
chicks guaranteed.
We pay postage charges and
j guarantee live delivery. '
! Take a statement from your
j Post Master, if any dead, we
I will replace them.
I THE DIXIE HATCHERY
TABOR. N. C.
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Comparing candidates to prizefighters
we find that candidates
pay out about the same amount with
an agreement to split the money.
A majority is the number of people
I controlled by a leader who outvote |
the minority who think for themselves.
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For Sale
PURE HONEY
Absolutely fresh from the
Hive
Phone x-8
T. E. McKEE
Mill Spring, N. C.
Turner Sholes
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built and rhat special s. I
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gh roads, without springted
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the polk county news
GREEN'S CREEK
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i ne revival series 01 meetings is!
in progress at Green's Creek Bap
fist church. The regular monthly j
conference meeting was held Satur-1
day afternoon, with the now pastor,!
Rev. H. G. Melton in charge, follow- j
ed by the Sunday morning service |
adn the evening preching service
both of which were well attended.
There will be preaching each morning
and each evening throughout the
week.
The revival meetings at Sandy
Springs and Green River have both
closed. There were a large number !
of addidtlons to each of these j
churches. The new members were
baptized at a joint services at
Green's pond Sunday afternoon.
While driving his truck Saturday :
afternoon, Mr. B. L. White had the |
misfortune to collide with another j
truck, or car, driven by a negro. Mr. |
White sustained several sever bruis-1
es, while his truck was campletely j
demolished. The one driven by the 1
negro receive damages to the wind- ;
shield and one wheel. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Flvnn were
the dinner guests of professor and
Mrs. W. J. lsbell Sunday.
Mr. Hubert Gibbs of Mill Springs,
was a Sunday afternoon caller in
this community.
Mrs. Frank Burgess anil daughters,
Misses Marie and Hilda, of
Columbus, N. C., were among those
who called at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Hines Sunday afternoou.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Collins have
moved from Greensboro, N. C., to
Spartanburg, S. C.
Mrs. Angeline Fagan Pearson
who has been visiting relatives and
friends here has returned to her
home in Macon, Missouri.
Mr. Solon L. Hines made a trip to
Spartanburg recently, to visit his
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sister Mrs. \j. a. juuy ui ucai ?m
gerville, S. C., who is a patient in
the Spartanburg hospital. Mrs. Jolly
recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis, and her condition
has been consideded critical, but she
seems to be steadily, if slowly, im+++++++++*+**
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proving and wc hope she will soon
be restored t0 her family and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeslse Morrow of
r*?i e ii xr n - j _i i i _
itutiiiTiuruiuii, in. Ks., were urivmg m
this section Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. C. A. Ilines has as her guests
Misses Mabel and Lillian Lancaster,
of NeV Hope.
Drivers for th0 school busses have
been elected and are as follosws:
Messrs Allen Hines, Lewis Cudd,
and Loyd Wcstbrook. School will
soon open and the county superintendent
and local board of trustees,
working together, have about everything
in readiness, and look forward
to a successful term.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Fagan gave a
lawn party Saturday evening.
!
Mr. Kenneth Rrnnscomb, after
spending a short vacation with his
parents and other members of the
family here, has returned t0 Florida
i to resume his duties with a large
j wholesale establishment with which
h,. holds a position.
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Mrs. Cynthia Oreen and children
[have pone to Colmnhds to spend
some lime with relatives. We are
sorry >() lose them, and hope they
I will soon retiurn. They have our
sincere sympathy in the, recent loss
by death of husband and father.
TRYON ROUTE 1
We are glad to learn little Jennli>
Harbor, Mrs. Mamie Groen and
Mrs. Klliott whom have been ill in
thp hospital are improving rapidly.
Mr. Floyd Pack is very 111, at
th(. Uiitherfordton hospital. His relatives
and friends anxiously await
a turn for the better.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Oraton Harrison
a boy, Paul. They are also rejiciiiK
over the return of n brother
that has been gone f?r years.
FEMALE HELP WANT FD.
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at home and want profitable
spare lime work. Write
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Miss Clara Edwards of Hillglrt is s
visiting relatives on route. f
Mr. and Mrs. (5. L. Collins have
returned to Spartanburg, where Bill
continues to work with The Fist- (
Carter Co. (
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A huge birthday dinner was given j i
Mrs. VV. B. Edwards yesterday. Many j
relatives were present from Inman ; j
and Charlottol. j 1
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Mrs. Frank Edwards returned to
Charlotte Sunday, after a pleasant i,
stay with home folks.
Miss Tholma Heague has return ed
from the "Gate City," where she I
enjoyed a very pleasant visit with I
her uncle and aunt, Rev. Hubert 1
Powell and wife, and Mrs. Bessie i
Hamilton Collins.
Bang! Bang! Bant?! this .morning
means dead littlo squirrel, tho a ;
nice stew for the farmer, but many t
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Revival services begin here Sunday
Aug. lfi. Rev. S. Jones assisting
the pastor Rev. Warmack. Lets every
one go. '
Tlie Cooper's Cop II. Y. P. IT, spent
a very pleasant, afternoon Saturday.
They left at one-thirty o'clock for I
a journey to Melrose, where they
were to hove a picnic, but on account
of the rain thej} returned to
Green River where supper was served
in the most pleasing manner.
Abundance of delicious food was
spread. They also roasted wennies
and mnrshtnnllows and served sliced
watermelon. There were iourieen
in number present and several ale
sent. Those being p esent were.
Misses 1.11 In Jackson, I lyness, Ocie
Cihhs, Bessie 1. and Annua Hilton,
Kannie Biddy, Nellie Lynch and Mrs.
J. W. Biddy. Messers Harrison,
Jeff, Bob Henry, and C. B. Oibbs,
John Biddy and Hilton.
They returned just before dark.
After enjoying a splendid social
and pleny of supper.
I
Mr. Walter Pool from Clinton
S. C., .accompanied by Misses Emma
and Bessie J. Helton of this community
called al the home of Miss
Eannye Biddy, Sunday afternoon.
The Cooper's Cap B. Y. P. U. attended
(he rally held at Mill Spring,
Sunday I*. M, The Devotional was
LOST?Either near Tryon Cafe or on
road to Saluda. Pocketbook containing
$:!0.00 in cash and a check for
$10.00. Reward if returned to Tryon
Cafe.
C. H. HARMON,
I.nm.an, S. C.
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nRSDAY, AUGUST 19.
i poor little squirrel will miss his
all feast of nuts.
"The heaven declare the glory of
lod," I'm not going to preach, by
luoting this beautiful text, for I
'eel that our people on route especially
have been very fortunate
rn hearing mpny good sermons
preached to them throughout the
veek by Revs. Simpson and Simpson
ind gads. Tho our good preachers
ivill all agree that a great spiritual
revival, a large baptism of the Holy
Spirit is the Church's deepest need
:ody.
AUNature as she wafts her mounlain
breeze seems to rejoce with me
this morning as our sick ones are
better and our absent ones are com.
ing in, 1 feel justified in saying with
Dr. Gladdens, "and fierce though the
fiends may fight, and long though
the angels bide, I know that truth
and right have the universe on their
side."
AP NEWS | !
conducted by Miss Fannye Biddy of
this Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Demsdalo and
Miss Vera Whiteside of Kansas City,
Kan., who have been visiting relatives
in this section for a short
while returned Monday.
Miss Fannye Iiiddy spent Sunday
night with her friend Miss Bessie
Helton. Several young people gathered
toe-ether and hard a grood singing.
UNIVERSITY CAMPAIGN
IN N.\C. REACHES
$20,000 MARK
asiiftivii-ii-ip;, in. auk. is >vmi
approximately twenty thousand dollars
subscribed in the campaing for
building of the Bryan Memorial University
at Dayton, Tenn., now be.
ing conducted in Asheville territory,
Icailers in the movement are pushing
011 to the goal of fifty thousand J
dollars in twenty-five western North
Carolina counties, very mufch encouraged
over the prospects of securing
the full amount asked tor, Gallatin
Roberts, chairman for this section
of the state, said todaty.
"This is the fourth week of the
campaign here," Roberts said, "and
we felt in the beginning that our
task here would take about eight
weeks to complete. The friends and
admirers of William .lennings Bryan,
and the things for which he stood so
valiantly are warm friends and will
gladly have a part in this enterprise
to honor him, as it s presented to
them."
There have been about three hundred
subscrbers to the campaign
here 80 far according to Malcolm
Lockhart, director of the campaign,
the subscriptions averaging about
sixty-five dollars each, though many
are subscribing the campaign unit
of one hundred dollars. The movement
's growing rapidly in its national
aspect, Mr. L?ockhart said, edi.
torails commending the project having
recently appeare din many papers
over the country, ranging from
l'alm Beach, Fla., to Cleveland, Ohio.
Most the subscriptions here
have come from Buncombe County,
Mr. Lockhart said, though Marshall,
Canton, Hot Sprnigs, Brevard and
Ilondersonville, have all shown splendid
iterest. Every effort will be
made to complete the campaign here
I>y September first, when the enterprise
will be presented in Ohio.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
STATK OF NORTH CAROLINA
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
HENDERSON COUNTY
D. \V. Green, L. G. Green, E. D.
Green, J. F. Green, M. L. Green, W.
B. Green, J. H. Green, Mary Smith
an,i husband, J. F. Smith, Annie Griffin
and husband, Walty W. Griffin,
Joe Parris, Epton Parris, Esteile
Bishop, nee Esteile Parris, Lillie Bell
Rogers and husband, Algie L. Rogers
Plaintiffs
vs
Mattie Hall, Eva Edwards, and
husband, E. H. Edwards, Lillie Harrison,
and husband, O. Harrison, Roseoe
Hall and wife, Nora Hall, Marie
Hall, minor, Docia Biggerstaff and
husband, George Biggerstaff and
Joe Hall,
The above named defendant, Joe
Hall, will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been commenced
in the Superior Court of Polk
County, North Carolina,, (to adjudicate
the title to a tract of land
containing about seventy acres in
Columbus Township, Polk County,
North Carolina, said lapd being described
in a deed from J. M. Milll1
- - I TI? /1,1 Ctninn Mo roKoll in M
IV,HI, HIIII/'U Ciairo mai nuuu, lis ?1.
N. Hall of Record in Polk County,
said plaintiffs alleging that they are
the owners of the alnd and that the
defendant Joe Hall is setting up a
claim of title adverse to said plaintiffs;
and the said defendant will
further take notice that he is required
t0 appear at the Office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of said
county in the court house of Columbus,
North Carolina, on the 20 day
of September, 192g, and answer or
demur to the complaint in said action,
or the plaintiffs will apply to
the court for the relief demanded
in the camplaint.
This 16 day of August, 1926.
H. H. Carson,
f
Clerk Superior Court.
19-26-2-9