IftoshaltKC Mar. 8,123
GRIT GRINDS
Edited by
COUNTY AGENT
I next Tuesday and Wednesday, patronizing: the farmers. Ray
JOn Monday night, March 11th., mond Eller has been elmployed
jhe will meet the farmers of the tto tend the warehouse at Mar
j White Rock and Big Laurel sec-jshall. He will be there etyery
tions at the church at White Saturday and Monday, and lat
Rock. This meeting is by re- or, when the season opens,
Let us gTow clover and grass on the hill;
While intensely the levels and flats we till.
The cows and hens wil settle our daily bill;
While the beeves, shoe and tobacco the coffers fill.
And, when orchard, ga den and sty the larder fill,
Then, with a smile, wil Mary greet her Bill.
quest. It will be started about 'every day to wait on you. There
7 P. M. We hope that all the (is, also, a ch.ince to help those
armors of this section will ar- 'farmers who live closer other
ange to come. Let's get to- jrailroad stations, as Redmon,
ether and have ;i good discus- iBarnard, if they will get to-
ion of tobacco growing. Let's Jgether, pool their orders, and
see if there isn't some "GRIT" have a car spotted at their clos
that can bei gathered which est station.
POULTRY GRIT BY PARRISH
Madison County needs more
'GRIT' for her poultry if she is
to make this branch of farming
scour as it should. Mr. C. F.
Parrish, Extension Poultry Spe
cialist, after spending a couple
of days visiting over the courv,
inspecting flocks, named sev
eral things that would help out.
We enumerate them below.
1. Greater production;
(A) Of poultry.
(B) Of eggs.
2. More standard bred flocks
3. The blood testing of
flocks.
4. A community incubator.
Kieater prouucuoii 01 sianuaru l
bred stuff, the blood testing of
flocks and a community incu
bator, we have added other
things that will enable us to
take care of the surplus that al
ways comes with the spring.
POULTRY CAR There will
be another poultry car on the
itrack at Marshall on Monday,
March 11th. All kinds of poul
try will be purchased as well as
eggs. Prices paid will be as fol
ows: Heavy fowls 25c lb.
!will help to make the old farm
i cour this year.
Tuesday we hope to be able
o get into the Spring Creek
ection. We wish to stop at the
places at which demonstrations
,V-ere he;ld last summer, name
y. W. F. Fowler, J. R Cogdill,
nd will also be at II. E. Mar
in's store. Probably reach the
atter place about 10 o"clock
. M., and the other two in !
urn. We would be glad if the
armers interested would gath
r at these places. There will
be a demonstration plot placed
ight fowls 23c lb. iat some farm on Spring Creek
Cocks 12c lb. and we wish to decide what
Fryers. 2 lb down 30c
Greater production of poultry Ducks 20c
. J , 1 ! 1 .
aim ui eggs wuum enauie us 10 'Qeese
reach out for a better market.
At present our supply is not ad
equate to enable us to go to the
larger markets with any suc
cess. It is, at times, too large for
the local market to handle.
It,, farm this will be at this time.
Ib.
.. . 12c lb.
Furkeys . 30c Ib.
Eggs ... 30c. per dozen.
If the patronage justifies
Come out and help.
On Wednesday we will visit
he sections around and above
Mars Hill. If the farmers will
meet us at John Amnions' store
WHY NOT. IT IS GOOD
GRIT. COOPERATION.
SET A TRAP Did you ever
think about it that way? We'
never did until we read Mr.
.Rice's article in the News-Re-cord
last week. He told how he
'set a trap i;- some apples and
i
!how he was Helped by doing it.
'lie M'ts a trap for an income at
n future date, in other words
he looks ahead and plans how
he will farm at a future date.
An old idea in a new garment.
Are, you planning your farm
ing operations for the future or
for this season alone? Think
about it.
EXCELLENT TURKEYS Mr.
Parrish was impressed by the
flock of breeding turkeys on
' r ' llT
the Jarvis farm. They consisted
of 4 hens and a gobbler of the
Mammoth Bronze variety. All
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Come in, Learn What We Can Do for Ton in Our
What Can We Do for You?
We can tell you if YOUR WILL is legal and keep it SAFE for
you, act as your 'administrator, executor, guardian or trustee, be
assignee or receiver, make SAFE investments for you or your
family, collect rents, dividends and interest, pay taxes and insur
ance, make tax reports.
Individual executors may become sick or die, move away, or
turn out to be incapable or unworthy.
THEN WHAT WllX HAPPEN TO YOUR FAMILY?
We are a competent, responsible corporation which cannot
die or move away. Capable men conduct OUR affairs and will
cinduct YOUR affairs if you frus 'hem to us.
Come in and "talk it over" with OS. ITjf!
Start saving regularly now
We invite YOUR BANKING business
NORTH CAROLINA STATE DEPOSITORY
THINKf
?r -
HAVE MONEY!
THE BANK OF
FRENCH BROAD
"Horns of Tli Thrifty"
Marshall, North Carolina.
THINK!
3j
HAVE MONEY!
hese cars will continue to come at 10 in the morning and at
j very two weeks. A truck will ioung s store on Middle Fork
Jbe at the court house everv at 2 in the afternoon we will
More standard bred flocks Monday morning to buy eggs talk tobacco. What do you say?
would mean a more uniform 'also, I
iui nit; maiKei, a nigner j COOPERATE: IT
class article also; both of "TOBACCO SPECIALIST COM
1 ""U1U dlu 111 " i. rioyd, state tlx- chance to help the cooperation ifolks to get breeding stock,
securing ot a more, desirable ; ension Tobacco Specialist, will of farmers, to help the cause
market. If we coupla with the be with the county agent on of a cooperative warehouse, by
AN ERROR
Tn wi -k before last's News-Record
lnt-n-n woll ffi.m,-n ,vall mn.UI 'Mr. Wesley Hunter misrepresented
6 thp hnv siinner that was held at
specimens. Mr. Jarvis told
Miss Dortha Shook took dinner
with Theddie Phillips Wednesday.
Mrs. Mamie Barrett, who has been
ill about a week, died Tiuesday, Feb.
26th.
THE HILLS
US ,Grape Vine for the benefit ot tne
a1m.sVi Plonon rnnH Vlift f mirth
that thev sold their old cobbler ! 011rr r
nrLicie i iuvi iu t,uu uw-n. - k t"- i . . , .
We the following signers naa " ucauv
a 'gentlemen of the community bought And the soft rumbling of the broods
.l. l , nn't fool HisornreH and rills,
Remember that there is a e-oorl nlace for Madison Conntv u.. j: L w. k;nb ;t inst us mur-h Thrill us as we go in our flight
I , ' " oy uui..K y "f " j -r j fll it. f int
l a i i .i a . r.i. . . . i ..Lrvlif o tdlro q hnv tn n hOY SllDDer as
last year and he weighed ,wrong-
HELPS around 40 pounds. Here is
Six Cylmdcrll
the economy of ih
to eet an education for a minister,
and then not follow the profession.
We wonder if Mrs. C. was at the
box supper, if so we didn't see her.
Blessed is that man that maketh
the Lord his trust, and respecteth
not the proud, nor such as turn aside
to lies. Psalm 40:4.
Judge not, that ye be not judged.
And why beholdest thou the mote
,1 . - j 1 1 .1 U.,4-
Ir.ijr KilATAD CI TCI O ltnax 13 ln lny orotner s eye, uui mu-
INtW ML! ILIK r ULL3 siderest not the beam that is in thinu
right at home. Why not "SET
A TRAP" for a prize turkey
crop in coming years and speak
to the Jarvis's for some stock
now? LOOK AHEAD.
Toward the summit of their lofty
heights.
own eye:
Just as changes in traffic brings Thou hypocrite, first cast out the
changes! in motor ,and automotive ibeam out of thine own eye; and then
engine design, so do trends in auto- .thou shall see clearly to cast out the
1 T
Crowded traffic conditions today demand sixcylindcr
performance with ita prater flexibility, greater
reserve power, higher speed and swifter acceleration.
And now for the first time in commercial car history
this desirable six-cylinder performance has been made
available with the economy of the four. For the new six
cylinder Chevrolet trucks are not only offered in the
price range of the four but they are as economical to
operate as their famous four-cylinder predecessors! Both
the Light Delivery and the 1 Ton Utility Chassis are
available with an unusually wide selection of body types
and among them is one exactly suited to your require
ments. Come in today. We'll gladly arrange a trial load
demonstration load the truck as you would load it, and
drive it over the roads your truck must travel in a regu
lar day's work.
Sedan Delivery, $595; Litfrt Delivery ChattU, $400; 1H Too Chaim, $545; 1J Too
Chassis with Cab, $650. All prices f. o. b. factory, Flint, Mich.
MARSHALL CHEVROLET COMPANY
MARSHALL, N.C
BROWN CHEVROLET COUP ANT
ASSOCIATE DEALERS
A,3IX IN THE PRICE RANGE OF THE FOUR
motive engines create new motor
fuels.
The Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey, according to company offi
cials, through the development of its
research department of more than
mote out of thv brother's eye. Matt.
7:1-3-5.
Mr. Hunter was at the box supper
and kept books. If he thinks it such
a disgrace, why did he go?
mem ui mure uuiu i v oiui in , iuica iin
300 trained men, and the cooperation Gosnell, Mrs. Callie Cody, Miss Zula
of various manufacturers of motor Wilde, Miss Minnie Lewis, Miss
cars has anticipated 1929 motor needs Blanche Sams, Mrs. Alice Sams, Mir-s
The result is a new and improved Mary Hudgins, Miss Pauline Gosnell
"Standard" Gasoline that not only Misses Fortia and Clara Coates
works better in the most modern of
motors, but starts rapidly and gives
lightning-fast acceleration to older
models as well.
Experimentation has been carried
on with this improved "Standard"
Gasoline for some time. Tests were
made by various local distributors of
automobiles in their newest models.
Without divulging the fact that a new
gasoline was being sold motorists in
different states were given the op
portunity of powering their cars with
it and asked if they noted any dif
ference in the results.
"I've never seen my car start so
fast, was the general conclusion.
On cold mornings, said one, 1
used to grow irritable because I
wasted ten minutes' time in the ga
rage. But there's something about
'Standard' Gasoline now that gets me
out and to work in a jiffy. I like it
because it's a zippy gas, limber,
gmoother, and richer. It's really the
Champion gasoline."
Thus the new slogan "It's the
Champion" was evolved from the en
thusiastic praises welcoming the new
clear, sparkling, white gasoline.
"The Standard staff of research
men," continued the company olft-
cials, "are already studying trends
for 1930 and though the constant
improvements may not be advertised
to the public, it is safe to say that
'Standard' Gasoline will be still fast
er on pick-up, cause less crank case
dilution than other gasolines and have
more than enough added power to
master any traffic situation.
From PAINT ROCK
Mr. Roy C. Ricker was suddenly
called ot the bedside of his sick, neph
ew Sunday evening.
Rev. Mr. G. W. Quinton preached
at the Union church Sunday at 11 o'
clock. Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Gosnell of
Ashevillea re conducting a revival at
this place.
Clarence Cutshall, Paul Williams
and J. B. Martin, Jr., hiked to Hot
Springs Monday, and attended servic
es at the Presbyterian church, con
ducted by Dr. R. Bruce Doyle.
Ernest R. Thonnburg motored to
Hot Springs Sunday.
J. B. Martin, Jr., was in Marshall
and Hot Springs on business Monday.
Best wishes to the Office Eat.
From LITTLE CREEK
Mr. Clay Honeycutt visited Thed
die Phillips Sunday afternoon and
they went kodaking.
Mrs. Ethel Thomas and children
spent this week with her sister, Mrs.
Kitlie Honeycutt.
Mr. Hermon English was the guest
of Miss Bell Phillips Sunday after
noon. Mr. Clarence Yelton was the guest
of Valeria Boon last Sunday after
noon.
Mr. Guy Merrell and Clarence Yel
ton spent Sunday night on Little
Creek.
Mr. Clyde Yelton was the guest of
Julia Typton Sunday afternoon.
We find all we long for there;
All of nature's wonders great and
fair-
In the towns and cities we seek rest,
But in these rugged hills we And it
best.
Give me the cool mountain breeze,
And the hills covered with shrubs
and trees
The clear cool mountain springs
Surrounded by trees and everything
While we look down through the gor
geous vales,
And see the children running in the
gales
We hear below the streams roaring,
And above see the birds and bees
soaring.
Beyond the hills covered with tall
green pines,
While below the river murmurs and
whines,
There too we can see our little moun
tain homes,
And hear bees buzzing all around
the combs.
O'er these hills and plains we like to
roam,
For to us they seem joist like home,
Where the dear little bunnies play and
run,
And skip o'er their meadows in
their jolly fun.
At last we look at the sky above,
And think of the thing down here
we love
It is then we thank the one who gave
His life our souls to save.
Written by Grace Reese
Route 2 Alexander, N. C.
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