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JUST THINKIN
SOFTBALL . , , .
About this time each year, just as the basketball sea
son is over, we begin to wOnder what is tad take placje in the
way of sports during the next few months. In many coun
ties they have winter meetings where plans are made for
various athletic events to be held the following summer.
Perhaps if interested men and women from Marshall, Mars
Hill, Hot Springs, and other places could get together and
discuss our possibilities, something could be worked out.
The Madison County Baseball League, is a fine thing
and should be continued.. The same applies to other nearby
baseban leagues, of wfcfch Marshall member. But
atffl there larelJ
have 4he ppertB bout
them .tor few ttfhartes.
Marshall .: atidIars -Hill have well flighted . Athletic
fields. :" It seems sshamr thither
We' teve bften-lieaTtf someone remark; "Why M t we
have softbali in Marshall?" Why don weT Who's to
blame? Why cant we have a softbali league? We be
lieve that if a softbali league was organized which includ
ed teams from Marshall, Mars Hill and Hot Springs, that
much enjoyment could be derived from the sport It would
not be too difficult to have a men's division and a ladies
division. Some of the best softbali teams ye've seen were
women's teams. .; r
Two nights a week could be devoted to softbali and
many who have to work in the day time'could see and play
At night. A regular schedule could be worked out with a
series planned for the early Fall. - We believe that it would
certainly be a financial success besides affording many.
Honrs 01 gooa, ctean wnmwsvui ictauuu.
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. escape i- a boredom, it wme
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Mr. landowner: Would tt not bj
inuiiMiit to nm ooa law
SoUm for aoma of Etarka' Nuraary
Stock oar I - tepraaam vm
Raaaa lat ma toow your daairaa.
Sinccraly,
FOB SALE 23 acra lands S
branch sottomat nouaa; nnrn; aa
chaHs:. tobacco aotinent
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S maen from Alexander n Wce-ter-Alexnnder
MliwJr, nipt Monn
taia View Church. ,' , , t ,
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man'a veat button en with picture
wire. Sewing-, any Ufid. In the
Gudger House, two 4wr froni Poat
Office la' MarahaiL . ' , ,
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INTERESTING
INSTITVTO BIBUCO DEL
SVBESTE -Xaempiea
Van DxUat
YUCATAJtf, MEXICO
March 4. 1960
Dear Mr. Story;
I eneloee a check for S2.S0 for
which please renew my anbacription
to The Newa-Eacord. It's hard, to
realise that a year aco my father
sent ia my flrit anbacription. Sinee
then it has always been a cherubed
bit of mail brlnsbMt with it aoma
of the air and mountains from Mad
ison.
" Our small Maya village is but a
mail cleared apace in the jungle
when viewed from the, air. Howev
er, within the shadow of the ancient
city of Chjchen Itsa, it is the home
of our Bible School for training- ru
ral evangelists. The name of Mar'-'
shall is familiar even here, for two
of our horses which carry students
to their week-end preaching assign
ments were given by the Conner Me
morial Presbyterian Church; and one
of them is named "AfortAaii." Mar-
shall, then, by proxy has many times
viewed the famous city of the ancient
Mayas.', Too, the same church has
for several years supported a schol
arship In our school, and one of our
graduates is now a rural evangelist
among his people thanks to that
;avhokrahip.
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FOR COMPLETE AND PROMPT SERVICE
ON ALL CARS AND TRUCKS
SEE US
UGHLEY ATOO STATIC"
A. J. WORLEY A SON, Operator
MARSHALL N. CAROUNA
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and :4hat 'brtegs news of ilhsee
laua l-tatiearned to;ealleie;
LMa4ihalL-V:llUta;v Rock .and.: Hot
Spring- ,tTl!ach--aame jreealls tend:
Rites Held For
Thomas L. Ray
Thomas L.
who died
Funeral services for
Ray. 74. of Mars Hill.
Tuesday night, March 7, 1950 in an
Asheville hospital after a brief ill
ness, will be held today at 2 p. m.,
in the Paint Gap Baptist Church.
-The Rev. -Roy Hanson, the Rev.
JIhA'; .mJ ,k. Otff ni tTAna1ov
ijlhe News-Raoord -covers Madison! will -officiate and burial will be in
the .family cemetery.
Surviving are the widow: or.e
daughter, ifrs- Bertha Robinson, al
so of Mars Hill; two grandsons,-
'"'"f ttemesica. iYowper taeea Eraneis ' Robinson of Mars Hill -and
home each time it comes. I congrat
ulate you on your good work.
- Sincerely,
TED PIN LEY
Stanley Robinson of Emma; and one
granddaughter, Janet Robinson of
Mara Hill.
Holcombe Brothers Funeral Home
is in charge .
Original Play
Contest To Be
Here March 17
The high schools will present the
best original plays written by the stu
dents of each school on Friday bight
at 7:30, March 17, in the Marshall
High School Auditorium. wv- -
Last year was the. first time Ahe
schools participated in an event of
this type and. the plays presented by
each school were very gratifying in
that quite a lot of originality, was
shown in the plays. ; ..:;'-
The Committee .for thia event, is
Misses Jessie 'Mae Ramsey, . Louise
McClure, Mrs, Sara F. Thomas,
Mrs. Marjorie Brigman and-?'. Mrs.
Frances Zimmerman., This commit
tee will meat. Monday afternoon to
complete the details for this contest.
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ws"" .t.ii.h v fm th find: time. We weren't oresent for
' "' the first service there but we understand that everythtog
was tip-top The buUding is a magnificent edifice and a
credit to Marshall and Madison County. We understand
that the music was unusually impressive and that everyr
' one wu delurhVd rhat th church in near enoujrh eom
- ' plated to worship in it.
Although! we belong to the Baptist Church, we take
our hate off to the Presbyterians for the erection of this
church and hope to visit in the new church in the near fu
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TRUMAN IN FLORIDA
President Truman plans to leave Sunday for a three
weeks' vacation in Florida. This news, as a rule, would
not cause us to lift an eyebrow. Coming at this particular
time, however, it is very disappointing because Congress
man Monroe Redden had arranged an exclusive interview
with the President by the Western North Carolina Press
Association. The President's unexpected vacation plans,
of course, means that we will not have this honor.
1 ' We hope that President Truman didn't arrange this
vacation ju&L becau&e we were scheduled to be there.
SENIORS TO WASHINGTON
Early next Thursday morning, the Marshall High
School Seniors, are scheduled to board a chartered bus and
- head for our Nation's Capital. Thetour is, very similar to
' last year's senior trip. ' We are delighted to again be asked
to go along-with them to help chaperone.; HWe ti pjan to
' r reach Wasnington Thursday night, stay at the Burhngton
VriAaxr ti4 ftatiintav And return to
iMarshail Sunaav 'nurnr, 1 T unwv i
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: 'v exciting and enjoyable as the last.one,, we're in ?or a sweii
J ;'H7''CYMNASIUMS ATLAST ' , . ')
LOW PRICED
Saw A Trip Out Of
Madison County
L. A. ZIMMERMAN
CEDAR CUFF
MAHSHALL, N. C.
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VISITS MOTHER
ui Rnbv Carter who is a student
at Montreat College, Mo.ntreat, N, C4
is spending the semi-annual umg
Week-end with her mother Mrs.
Georgia Carter, of Mars Hill.
White Pine Survey
Resumed In County .
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'combe fmrms U -wsres - 11 , M m 1. 1 llipaBBBi: v1 "V
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alfalfa Hay w7,, m: Kwi v 1 r - - r 4 V f ' 1
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'fclsewheH m ihis issue can, be found arficles relative :
t' gymnasiums in Marshall nd Hot Springs.. .This should y
L vekomed news to thse two towns. Forbears, Mar-:,-f-r
' tr Hot Springs basketball teams have ,had f jour ,
M '..'alnut for -practice and games. ' We hope, that,
t , , rs to prevent the building of these two gyms,.
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Reamnntion of the survey of white
pine in Madison County is announced
by the United States Department of
Agriculture office of Blister - Rust
Control in Asheville, according vto
County Farm Agent V. L. HoUoway.
After a two month lay-oft map
ntne crews from the Belva lection
ham haamn maDnintr white oina on
the Piscah Forest, French Broad Di
vision, west of 'Belva on Spring
Mountain. ' About March 15 survey
work will move back East of Belva
and progress up , tne sneiion imuikl
watershed where some thirty-tonr
iraare miles of mountains remain to
be exsmined for white pine. Throogn
last December 81, a total) of 67,784
acre 'were K examined in Jtadiaon
Cotintr of which 25508 ' eoi talned
- c- 'rtunity to' thank the' ofr!cials of
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so r -srous-'
n r..-2y them 1n
a v1
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white pine in substantial qua?
461 man - days have been e-
to date in the survey of wL'
resources of this county.
The followine men have 1
employed to carry en the ar"
mapping work: Walter Wr
i, e T,r.'jCstes, V. '
',",( 1 II. I'onroe I
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qaaBtyl Ream for 25 Dm. ef packaged
froaaa foods aavd "easy el" lee eaJbaai
Shelf snaee galercl Big SUdtag Vege.
table Crlaparl Kahrioalor ajaalirjr, eV
pasjdablllty ia every detaflt It's NEW!
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Never sach space fat this sise eabbiet-aad U's -0
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4 " Big, deep Meat Tray t AdjnaUble shelf 1 40 ejaarls
f cold apaee Ja Kdvlnator'a Snper-Crisper
Drawer! Many interior featares ei Polystyrene, .
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