North Carolina Newspapers

v 4 ' 1 A 1 i ii in ' . r " ' V V v PAGE, EIGHT j MARSHALL, N. C-I MAR. lt,ZS 1 r-: !iinB5.amtr RATES FOR WANT ADS 25 words or less Fifty Cents Per Issue HOW ROCK HUDSON BKCAMK MOVi'E STAR He calls it his "crazy career. " Rock Hudson tells how he overcame shyness and learned to act like a star. Don's miss this inspiring Ury and many other lively fea tures such as: 0 Jungle Magic Saved My Life 0 England's Loveliest Export Case of the Luckless Brothers all in the March 25th issue of THE AMKKICAN WEEK.LT distributed with tit Nation's Favorite Magazine with th BALTIMORE SUNDAY AMERICAN Order from Your Local NtwtdemUr RUBBER ST A MPS For Sale Stamp Pads, Notary and other Se&ls, Stencils, Rubber Type, Numbering Machines, Staplers and Ink. Write in your orders or call me at The New? Record Office. COLEMAN CALDWELL WANTED COUNTRY HAMS W pay top prices D0D5GN GEOCEEY Marshall, N. C. I. l-2Stf FOR SALE 10-acre farm with 4-room house, equipped with wa ter, lights and wired for range; largepacking house and woodshed; 1 .3- acre tobacco allotment; some woodland. Located Laurel Branch , community, off Marshall Macs Hill Highway. Convenient to ' church, school and mail route; ! State road. Priced reasonable. If interested, contact DEWEY J. FORESTER R-2, Brevard, N. C, or see GLEN SLAGLE Marshall, N. C-8-1, 8, 15p SALESMAN WANTED Good Rawleigh Business available in West Madison County. Products wall established. Many thousands ' of dollars sold there. Good per- ; uanent business for steady, de pendable man. Write W. T. Eaw leigh. CCU.NCC 510-216, Richmond, " y7:r"'11'----' -l,M8,B229p "WANTED . Man to service farm aoonauy AOvertisea waunns roducts. Profits an to $400 month and more possible first year. Car or light truck required. r 2J 1 ! Tt7 . I no capital mveswieuw - tt i iw: v. C. Blackmon. 136 Third Ave. S. E., Hkfcory, N. C. 8-8. 15, 22 oh FOR SALE Good horse-drawn disc harrow. and wagon and some Ibales of bay" and straw; also a four-room house and lot House is wired for electricity; located on Greeneville-Marshall highway, two miles from Greeneville, Tenn., toward Marshall. CICERO CUTSHALL Greeneville, Tenn. RFD 7 3-8,15 pd FOUND 1956 License Plate No. '5248-SK. Owner may have same by calling at the News-Record Office and paying for this adver ' tisement. 8,15 dh FOR SALE Dairy equipment Cows, milkers, cooler, hot water tank, 3 bats. If interested see L. J. Brown, Rt 1, Marshall, N. C. 3-8 tf ' SPECI AL ATTENTION Timbe'r Men, Developers, In vwetors. FORSAXE.. 120 Acres of Rolling Land, Plenty of Water, Lake Site, 600,000 ft. of saw timber on good highway about 12 miles east of 1 Asheville. (220.00 per acre. The land alone is worth' this amount, Mountain State Land .Co. McGeachy Building Asherille, N. C. Phone 3-3140 SAVE ON GAS - KEROSENE " - -1" AT N t ECbNOMY, OIL'CO. - ALEXANDER, N. C, 173 23-73 At PanuW Branca " , " " In .r -i . h V l Qsa 2Dc Gal "j r " "-T.t to Truck -. BLUFF Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gillespie nd fnnilv soont Saturday night "ith M- imd Mrs. Flovd Waldroup Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trantham of Spring- Ci-ck were also visitors. Miss Stella Carver of Marshall was visiting Mrs. Hester Russell and Margaret Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Woody 'ind family took dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mis'. Warren Gillespie. Mr. Tuft Coward Jr., of Candler pent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Gillespie. Mrs. Oma Wyatt has' been ill with bronch'al pneumonia for the past week, but is much better. Mrs. Furman Fowler is very ill at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Waldroup and 'amily took dinner Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Caldwell. Mi. and Mrs. Doyle Baynard and family of Wadesboio spent the week nd with Mr. and Mrs. Fate Woody. Mr. Harry Ray Waldroup of War ren Wilson spent a few days with lis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Wal Iroup. ' Miss Blanche Wyatt is spending few days with Mrs. Edward Wy tt. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Waldroup and "amily took supper Sunday with Mr. nd Mrs. Bab Davis of Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Willett and son, Bennie, and Mr. Hal Woody of Meadow Fork were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Woody and Mr. and Mrs. Fate Woody Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Gillespie spent last Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ogal Plemmons of Spring Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Baynard and family and Mrs. Hattie Woody and children were visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Green of Hot Springs Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs. Ted Russell. call sd ! on Mrs. Furman Fowler Monday r . , I Mr. Henry Davis spent Monday :v ...:.u m m.i. 111 1 Meadow Fork. Phyllis Brooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Brooks, is ill with pneumonia. Messrs. Dempsey Woody and War ren Gillespie were visiting Mr. Fate Woody Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Waldroup and Kys were visiting Mr. and Mrs. barren Gillespie Friday1 night. Mrs. Eulala GillaapiA'waa visiting drs. Ruth Woody, ViAlet Waldroup ind Mrs.' Oma Wyatt Monday. MtsSySue Ray Roberts spent Tues day night with Mrs. Agnes Brooks. Funeral Today For Betty Sue Capps Betty Sue Capps, four, of Mar shall RFD 4, died Tuesday night, March 13, 1956 at a Greeneville, Tenn., hospital after a brief illness. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Capps. Surviving in addition to the par ents are the maternal grandparent?, Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts of Mar shall RFD 4; the paternal grand mother, jiSrst. Hezekiah Capps of Marshall RFD 4; and a sister, Lin da, of the home . Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. today (Thursday) in Spilloorn Baptist Church. Burial will be in the Roberts family ceme tery. FOR SALE '51 Chevrolet 2-door .Sedan in good condition; good -tires, clean, at down price. Can be seen at Marshall parking lot. ZACK RAMSEY Marshall. N. C. 3-15,22,29p , , FOR SALE Single unit Farm Master Miflcer. complete; . also- 4 ten-gallon cans and strainer: all in excellent condition. Reason .able. BRUCE HUNTER R-2, Marshall, N. C. ltp FOR SALE Piano. Price $76; Dining Room Suite, $100.00 Other house noid furniture at reasonable prices. See -. j- REV. E. J. HALL ' Madison Seminary Church Parson age or Call 2162, Marshall, N. C. 8-1, 8, 15a : LULL We nannf actor ' ! WAGONS, TT.'JC CODIES, -Plana Lc !.rr n3 ; " X any Liad cf wooUworfc " -.1 H t ! f , v; 3 COUNTY RALPH W. GARDNER Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Gardner, of Shelby ,spent last weekend in Mar shall and visited several towns and communities in Madison County. Mr. Gardner is a candidate for the nom ination of Congressman, succeeding Hon. Woodrow W. Jones, who is.,not seeking re-election. He was accom panied Friday in the north end of the county iby Mr. F. E. Freeman and Mr Zeno Ponder accompanied him Sat urday to Mars Hill, Marshall and other places. Spring Creek PTA And School News The Spring Creek High School PTA met Tuesday, March 13 for the election of officers for the coming school year. Mrs. David Kimberly, president, called the meeting to or der. The devotions were conducted by Miss Barbara Sue Cogdill. She read "The Cross of Dogwood." Prnver wflq Kv Mr Jaj1t V Jlnvm The folowtni? oUkeTa e,. Mrs. David Kimberly, president; Mr. mimtnm . nM,uell.. " r , Mrs. Henry Allen, secretary; Mrs. Lola Ferguson, treasurer. Following the election a' short pro gram was presented by Mr!. Davis' 4-H and Homeuakers Club members. Those taking , part . wsre .Carolyn Large, Lucille Massey,VAnn Plem- oJ 1 . it .". bximp a) A- V With Our Boys In Service Thule, Greenland Paratroop er Specialist Third Class Freeman Sparks, 23, whose wife,Velva Mae, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sparks, live in Flag Pond, Tenn., is scheduled to jump during Exercise rctic Night, 931 miles from the North Pole later this week. At the northernmost point ever reached by a tactical airborne unit, a battalion combat team will jump and the move and simulate fighting in the sub-zero weather. Specialist Sparks is assigned to Company A of the 82d Airborne Di- vdsion's 307 Engineer Battalion at Fort Bragg, N. C, as a construc tion specialist. He entered the Army in June 196C and completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. Furumaki, Japan Army Pvt Marvin E. Sharpe, 21, son of Mr and Mrs. Cane E. Sharpe, Route 1 Leicester, was recently assigned t the 753d Anti-Aircraft Artillery Bat talion in Japan. Sharpe, who just completed basic training at Fort Bliss, Tex., is now a cannoneer in the battalion's Bat tery C. He was a farmer before entering the Army in August 1955. mons and Betty Ferguson. With the effort Mrs. Kimberly has put forth the past year, our school has been greatly improved. The stage has been rebuilt and painted; the halls and classrooms painted; the stage curtains cleaned; new posits put around the bus drive way and now an incinerator is being built for the disposal of garbage. There will be an ice cream supper for the basketball club soon, the date not set as yet. Our school is represented by 125 or 135 famillies, and at our meet ing 25 to 30 parents attend. Where are the: others? We wish to ee more parents, come and back up our teachers and children. Our aim this year is to get more parents to come aut and take part in our meetings and help to make the coming yea better in every way than the past erto nom biomp "MAINLLNER SPECIAL" At. a limited tune cnlyl rJorch 10, throush April 7 Rev. Wesley Bernett preached at Bethel Christian Church Sunday night. Several peopte attended , the services. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bernett took supper with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Payne Sunday nicrht. We were sorry to learn that Mar garet Kimberly of Bluff has meas les and had to miss Sunday School Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Parker teok pinner Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Panple. Pfc, Ray Gardin is expected home from Germany any time now. Mrs. Sallie Suttles, Mr. and Mr Weaver Allison and son, Ronnie, Toent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gardin. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Parker, M.r. nd Mrs. Jerrell Parker, Mrs. Betty Grantham, Joyce and Jacky Parker 'ajled on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker Sunday morning. Blanche Wyatt is spending a few lays with her brother, Mr. Edward Wyatt and family of Bluff. , Mrs. Maroma Rollins and son, J. 0., took dinner Sunday with Mrs. j 'nomas Allison. Floyd Shetley and children of near Waynesville were also afternoon callers at this home. Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Brown and children of Asheville spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Brown. Mr. Jack Parker. Mrs. Carolina Pangle called on Mr. and Mrs. Mel- vin-Wyatt Sunday afternoon. Ron nie Messer and Arthur Fowler also called at this home. - Several children are out -of school with measles. Included are Roy, Jerry and Billy Parker, Johnny Payne, Ed na Ruth Holt, Margaret Lou Plem mons, Patty Baldwin. Mr. Dan Gardin called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pangle Wednesday morning, Mrs. Dan Gardin is ill at this writing. We wish for her a speedy recovery. Wayde Gardin called on Cletis Pangle Tuesday night. Laveonia Pangle took dinner Sunday with June and Emma Jean Allison. year has been. MRS. J. V. JOYCE, Reporter. er... 2" L e 3 SsH : -r- FLATS 0? SPRING CREEK A nice crowd attended church at The Flats Sunday. The Rev, Cole man Caldwell, pastor, was accompa nied by the Rev. Calvin Metcatf and his fiancee. The Rev. Mr. Metcalf, a student at Carson-Newman Col lege, delivered a wonderful message. Mr. Metcalf will conduct another Bi ble School here this summer. Our Training Union is progressing nice ly. Our attendance has doubled since we organized the first Sunday in March. We wish to see more par ents come with their children; and let's have a hundred or more mem bers. New curtains have been ad ded to the classrooms, which are an improvement. We have a lot of sickness in our community at present. Most of the illness is measles. Hope they will soon be over. (Mrs. Julia Ledford, who has been with her sister in Waynesville for the past winter, is back home now. She has been sick but is improving now. Mr. and Mrs.' Charlie L. Moore of Marion took dinner . Sunday with their grandma, Mrs. Julia Ledford. We were sorry to hear of the death of Don Price. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eulyses Priue of Marion, formerly of this community. He had a car wreck Friday and died on Monday. He was working in De troit. He leaves, beside his parents and family, a wife and small daugh ter. Mrs. Lucille Price, Ttfr. and Mrs. Charlie Allen and daughter spent Sunday with their father, Mr. Lan don Balding, who is very ill at his home near Waynesville. Mrs. Malliie - Meadows, who has been very sick, is improving some. Lt March fo ChwreK in Mareht AVAILABLE Tf HE'S GOT ITf f- OUR THEJOg m FOR DELIVERY NOW! nX PER MONTH If your old car i of . ; aven,value it ahouM more than cover the down payment; State and local tsxti and -license extra: -h Come in and tallc tjade uowl V. i V? ft r -it-: ; IF "4 .. ' It- :if - L 4 J . . A. K ,