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MARION PROGRESS, MARION, N. C.. THURSDAY. APRIL 4, 1940 GOSPEL LIGHT By R. VON KING, Pastor East Marion Baptist Church CASTING A SHADOW »; “and they were healed every one.” S This shadow of the apostle is syn-1 • I bolic of the influence that radiates I • I from each individual, “For none of ; j us liveth to himself and no man dieth • jto himself.” Romans 14:7. Even the ,• infant in mother’s arms or the child; I asleep in its little bed will send forth I MIND YOUR MIND James Watson, M. D. Division of Mental Hygiene State Welfare Department A lady called me up some time ago Did you ever stop to think jun wholesome influence in and asked, “Don’t you think there is what kind of shadow you are cast- i! f ^ ^ realize this i much danger in psychiatrists making ing? It’s worth thinking about Inl'^^^^lu speeches about mental illness to the Acts 5:15 we have an account to cast that hallowed common people? There are a great isbadow that was once the joy of the many people in insane asylums who one of the great apostles whose shad- V-! . ow was the source of hope and help-T I ^ never,went crazy because they were afraid fulness and healing, “Insomuch that l * ! sociaLthey would go insane and they wor- contact and expression oftentimes is. ned about it until their brains they brought forth the sick into the / nea aooui rtreeta. and laid them on beds and'ff,' the home j cracked It is all right to discuss such couches, that at the least the shadowiIfL" ., ? in DieS.cal meetmgs or psych- Peter nassin? bv a amidst suffering is a bene- ology classes, but to give such talks :t :^e fers:^;^*™ ‘"rr certainly includes these when itsaysithriivp.^T is cast on ^ them in the papers is criminal." ;the lives of many for good. Thei i ^hink the lady would find' jaged mother, or the grandmother' ^uch support among psychiatrists, ij I whom God sees fit to spare and leave have examined and treated many pa-j with us until she reaches the three tients in state hospitals and I do not j j score *nd ten, are living examples rgcaH ^ny who got there because the' 1 , fear of going insane drove them 'Build-Up" Good News For Suffering Women ;shall still bring forth fruit in old;,,razy. I will discuss this matter age.” Faithful “Dad” whose life i again later. I has been much of labor and sorrow,! o a. • j t u J • V J 1- • i So far as pubhcity is concerned Ii sometimes compelled in his declining , f. , mu r ^ 1 J ^ J it. j; ;disagree with her entirely. The facts' days to depend on others for sup-: Ti. * ^ n n I , - if 1. i* i-j; • i®re that the care of mentally ill pa- port and the comforts of life, is of- L. ^ , . . . ten the most dependable source ofi*'*"*® beeom.ng an mcreasmg bur-| counsel and information. Surely God American people. It, , 11 J ■ . costs hundreds of millions of dollars! hath planned us well, and given each i _ ^ '■ a part and place to All. if mcreasing. Money, •nru X- Jto give them adequate treatment to Wherever we go we are casting aH i v, »» j. . „ . , . u u- J -a -cure them is not available. Money to shadow, leaving behind us an influ-j . ence for good or evil. Before the!f7"f"‘ ’’""P- days of the electric light a commoh i A t * a 11 scene in many places was that of the I village lamp lighter as he went around to each gas lamp and set iti the need of new buildings is insis-; i tent. Education of the public is neces- i Much of women’s periodic dis tress may be unnecessary! Many who suffer from headaches, nervousness, cramp-like pain, other nymptoms of functional dysmenor rhea due to malnutrition are helped by CARDUI. Main way it helps relieve periodic distress is by increasing appetite and flow of gastric juice. Thus it often aids digestion; helps build strength, energy, resistance to periodic disturbances. Others find help for periodic dis comfort this way: Start a few days before and take CARDUI until "the time” has passed. Women have used CARDUI more than 50 years. NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND UNDER MORTGAGE 'been along. May we so live that our "**' adequate treatment and. Under and by virtue of the power!lives will be a continual source of'*^*^*’ ^ ^ enormous of sale contained in a mortgage deed; jjght and helpfulness. Jesus said,:eomg on m the same old way. Irom John r. l^ead and Minnie Pead ',T , i.- - How-ever, the lady was very sin-1 to G. L. Payne and J. E. Decl^r, to ^ ^ cere in her opinion and anyone who secure the indebtedness therein that they may see your good works . ui,^ stated, which mortgage deed was and glorify your Father which is ini, n w t dated November 12, 1914, and recor-, heaven.*” : ® discussed may address Dr. Wat-| ded in the office of the Register of t,t v ,, son in care of this paper. ' Deeds of McDowell County, N. C.,: consider others. Many, in mortgage book No. 33 at page 84, times a kindly word or deed lives on default having been made in the after one has forgotten about it. payment of said indebtedness the a business man once watched an um- StT9"4t "“i«Too‘’’o%S at the courthouse door in Marion, N. , P^ece of material that he used C., sell to the highest bidder, for and skillfully sewed and . , . ^ ij •, 1 1 .jsary to get cooperation to pi-eventi to burning. One could easily lookatj ^ ^ ■ ithe lamps and tell whether he had this increasing tragedy and to pro- j THE ANSWERS j j 1. Approximately 316,000 men. J ' 2. According to Dr. Guy I. Burch, I population expert, 26,360,000, be-! nien^ded t’«®^een the ages of 18 and 45. 6. $75,000,000. 8. 932,305 at the end of Decem- ( ash, that certain tract or parcel of each umbrella. He asked the man ‘ 3,000; may reach 6,000 ;tc“ted‘totrafk i: ra” were .illed* ?”i'1ows':VwhT"''‘‘'" “^^ofwLn h^said thlt L SveS Lot No. 33 according to Gibson’s from place to place and would prob-' Finnish Field Marshal ; Beginning at a ably never be back again, the busi-i Sweden, 8,441,430 met- stake, the Southwest corner of the , j v r«Ti. ..u ric tons in 1938. Lavendar lot and runs North 40 "««« man asked him “Why then are/ West with his line 150 feet to a you so careful with your work and! stake; thence South 52 West 50 feet why use such good material if you' to a stake; thence South 40 East 150 expect to come back?” His an- feet to a stake on the North side of ;+ +v,„l 9- An organization formed to dis-: Ridge street; thence North 52 East easy for the! information about the ex-1 50 feet with said street to the be- next umbrella mender who happens - . • ^ • t i ginning. Also the lot upon which is to come this way.” Yes we should American wai* aid in Japan, located the John Pead store house, consider others. A blind man was Stimson, former Secretary- built by him, and also the dwelling „,v,„ i,„ State, is chairman. ' house situated within aTiout six feet . ^ m + | 10. The Allies, 8,500,000 men;* «f said store house, which dwelling lantern, since he could not see.. 7 350 000 (estimated) i was also built by _John Pead and is “Well,” he remarked, “I don’t wantj . » » > \ j now occupied by Will Crisp, includ- other people stumbling over me.” 1 ' ^“11^ As Christians we should be espec-1 COW TESTING l the opposite side of same from the 'ally careful that our life is .J.'’'''®.""' '°*'h'",1 said store house, according to a line tent with our profession. It is not ^48 herds on test in Dairy Herd im- running parallel with the line of the ' always easy to stand by our convic-' provement Associations in the Unit-; adjoining lots, so that the lot and con-’ed States last year, and North Caro-| &e lanTupoT whfch Ts loca^ted *said! secration wherever we go, but hav-|}ina ranked eigMh among the states store house and the ^ound between; ing stood we have God’s approval | percentage of new herds on test, said store house and said dwelling,and even the worldly and unspiritu-^' — house, and also* the "P^'^'al will respect us. While I was inj ^ALE which IS located said dwelling T^ouse Orleans Notice is hereby given that under and the ground surrounding said and by virtue of the power of sale dwelling house for a distance of ten' I was approached one day as I walk-1 contained in a certain mortgage deed j feet beyond the same upon the op-ed down Magazine street, accompa-j executed by J. Y. Gilliam and wife,' posite side from said store house,;^y my wife and another lady,lM. M. Gilliam, to the A. Blanton, and upon all other sides of said dwel- nicelv dressed man iust in! Grocery Company on the 4th day of | ling house, sq as to include a lot ^ * u n i January, 1928, which said mortgage 1 iierein conveyed upon which is lo-i front of a large theatre. He was^ell- recorded in book 44 at page 122 cated both of said buildings and a ing tickets to the theatre. I listened j of McDowell County Mortgage Deed; distance of ten feet in all directions politely as he said something of the jJRecords, there having been default | beyond said dwelling^house. ^nature of the picture to be shown;in the payment of the indebtedness; i J • 1 • .c ^ J #' thereby secured, as therein provided, i P«s»asively informed me ofu^^ undersigned receivers of the AJ Surviving Partner the huge “jack-pot that ticket pur-.gianton Grocery Company will offer: ! chasers had a chance at. When he | for sale to the highest bidder for' I had finished I answered, “My friend,* cash the lands described in said iwe are followers of the Lord Jesus|?;»«^8e at the courttouse door m| This 27th day of March, 1940. JOYCE DECKER, NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND UNDER MORTGAGE - , , , , ‘Marion, N. C., at 12 o’clock noon on, Under and by virtue of the power chnst. We do not attend the thea-i ^ , . a i 24 ia40 ■ of sale contained in a mortgage deed believe in gamb-j a -u a #11 i from Vester Logan and wife Emma _ ,, u • + + • jsaid lands being described as follows liTgan, to / ^Decker and Adah 1st Tract: Being a certain 40-ac-i Decker, to secure the indebtedness your tickets. He looked squarely at; j.g tract of land in Crooked Creek j therein stated, which mortgage deed | me for a nioment and then rmarked j Township, adjoining Crozer Davis' was dated April 5, M33, and recor- ..gj-jously, “I admire you for it. I land D. C. Davis nart of Patent 1005. i Deeds of McDowell County, N. C.,, ^ ^ G* M. Davis and wife to J. Y. Gil- in Mortgage book No. 44 at page that he was the owner and operator ^ Ham, dated the 19th day of Februa-' 367, default having been made in of the theater, but he admired usiry, 1927, and registered in McDow-} the payment of said indebtedness, j for not going. lell County in Book 73 at page 17. j S®A^rir1^40^ at“ir00^o’cl?^^ your life a channel of blessing? I ^ of April, 4940, at lU.UU o VfOvi ; xe thp love of God flnwinp- thrnn^Ji in Old Fort Township, ad- M., at the.courthouse door iri Mari-, Is the love of God flowing through ^ ^ on, N. C., sell to the highest bidder, y - , . . land fully described in a deed fromj for cash, that certain tract or parcel Aie you telling the lost of the, ^ ^ Pritchard and wife to J. Y. i of land lying and being in Manon, ^vior . -.Gilliam, dated the 20th day of July, Township, McDowell county, N. C., j y y ’il927, registered in McDowell Coun- and more particulariy described as, o..a aaa u i Ity in Book 72 at page 81 to which follows, to-wit: ^ r i 250,000 school children reference is hereby made for Adjoining the lands of Delia .in South Africa were given free |full description. Fields and others, described as_fol-1 cheese last year under al The terms of the sale are cash, S-s^lffeTn *e°"ne offhe C.C CAjBoveVnment aid plan. R. R., and runs S. 60 feet to a stake; then E. 66 feet with Abe Rosman’s; EXECUTORS’ NOTICE This the 23rd day of March, 1940. | J. D. Blanton and R. L. Morris, Having qualified as Executors of: Receivers of A. Blanton Grocery Co. ' waving quaiinea as n.xecuT;ors oi: m the Epps Field line to a i the estate of Matilda Hemphill | feet with the Epps Field Ime^to deceased, late of McDowell! ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE Lst^cwner of the Delia Field lot;’County, North Carolina, this is to} Having qualifi^ as administrator Sen wiS Delia Field’s line and the "otrfy all persons ha^ng claims of the estate of John R. Conley, de ling nf thp C CC’s RR to the be- the estate of said deceased, | ceased, notice is hereby given to all rinning and bdni tf^at ^me lot,; to exhibit th^em to the undersized i persons having claims against the land which was conveyed by deed at Nebo, N. C., on or before the 20th estate of said deceased to present frnm 0«srar L.o^n and wife Bertie day of February, 1941, or this no- them to the undersigned at Marion, L^ran to the said Vester Logan, tice will be pleaded in bar of their N. C., on or before the 7th day of which deed is recorded in the office recovery. All persons indebted to March, 1941, or this notice will be of the Reeister of Deeds of McDow- ®^^d estate will please make imme-. pleaded in bar of their recovery. All onnntv N C in deed book No. diate payment. | persons indebted to said estate will 77 It pa£ 181 I This 19th day of February, 1940.;make immediate payment to the un This 27th day of March, 1940. j Joyce Decker, only heir at law of J. E. Decker, dec’d, and! Adah P. Decker, deceiased. | C. H. Hemphill, M. D., and dersigned. Fred H. Hemphill, Co-Execu- ! This 2nd day of March, 1940. tors of Matilda Hemphill F. D. CONLEY, Administrator Jaynes, deceased. j of John R. Conley, deceased. New Registration Required Of All McDowell County Voters By Statewide act of the 1939 Legislature all coun- % ties were required to either completely revise the Reg istration books or order a new registration. The meth od of revision provided was deemed too expensive and impractical and a new registration for this county has been called. REGARDLESS OF WHETHER A PERSON IS REGISTERED NOW OR NOT, HE OR SHE MUST REGISTER TO VOTE IN THE 1940 ELECTIONS. Registration Books Will Open Saturday^ April 27, and close on Saturday, May 11. Registrars will be at the voting places in each pre cinct on the following Saturdays: April 27th, May 4th and May 11th, from 9 A. M. until sundown. A person will be allowed to register any time dur ing the registration period, but the registrars will be required to be at the polling places only on the above dates. AMONG THE IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THE ELECTION LAWS ARE THE FOLLOWING: 1. No absentee ballots for any office will be permitted in the primary. 2. All voters must declare their party affiliation when registered. All Democrats will be registered in the Democratic Primary Registration Book — All Re- Republicans in the Republican Primary Book. Vot- ^ ers who do not affiliate with either party will be registered, but can not be registered in the Primary Registration Books and will not be permitted to vote in the Primary of either Party. 3. A person may change his party affiliation, but must do so during a registration period. ALL VOTERS, REGARDLESS OF PARTY AF- FILIATION, ARE URGED TO REGISTER. RE- MEMBER, YOU CAN’T VOTE UNLESS YOU REGISTER. / McDowell County Board of Eledions J. W. Streetman, Chmn. G. W. Kirkpatrick, Sec’y G. F. Washburn
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