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THE NE WS. RECORD
. MARSHALL, N. C, MAY 9, 1957
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See Builders Supply Co.,. who
Jiandies a complete line of ifmer
ican Marietta Paints, including
no-drip, no-stir paint products.
BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.
Marshall, X. C.
4-12-58
A SOXC FOR MOTHER
BY PAUL WHIT EM AN
Famous bandleader Paul White
man in commemoration of Moth
er's Day has written a waltz ded
icated to his mother. Don't miss
the words and music o f his
song "Mother Dear" appearing
for the first time in the .May
lL'th issue of
BALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN
On Sale at Y'our
Local Newsdealer
WANTED -- Man or woman to
.sell McN'ess- Products part or full
time. Pleasant work. Many old
customers. Biir profits. No ex
perience needed. Will teach and
finance vou. Write McNKSS
CO., De.pt. C. Candler Bldg.,
Baltimore -. .Mil.
WALNUT
FEMALE HELP - WOMEN
18-55, to address anil mail our
circulars at home on commission.
Write 01 FT FAIR. (Dept. S).
Springfield, Penna.
5-2, !), Kip
FOR SALE 1!)52 Ford Trac
tor $745.00; Ford Ferguson
Tractor $395.00; Dearborn
Mowers $130.00 to $lt!5.00;
Pickup & Trailer Disc $.".0.00
to $95.00. Also other tractors
and farm equipment.
ADAMS WAREHOUSE
Greeneville, Tenn.
4-25 5-16p I
WANTED: Secretary with know
ledge of shorthand. Please state
age, qualifications, experience
and training. Salary open. Mail
application to Box V, Marshall
N. C.
4-25tf
50 acres good pasture land for
rent; located Mouth of Ivy.
STEWART METCALF
4-25 6-9c
MltS. DAVIS llOXOh'h'I)
Mis. Minnie Davis, first grade
teacher, was honored with a sur
prize party at her home Tuesday
evening, given by members of the
Walnut, school faculty. The group
presented her with a gift.
(lames and contests were held
uiiilcr the direction of Mrs. E. O.
Burnette with Mrs. Hettie Rice,
Mrs. Howard Barnwell ami Mrs.
George Shupe winning prizes.
Special music was presented by
Mrs .Barnwell and Mrs. Portia
(handler, accompanied bv Mrs
Davis. Refreshments were -serv
iti by Mrs. Tom Thrash and .Mrs
Alma .larvis.
dthcrs attending the party were
1' r i n c i ) a I L. A. Zimmerman,
Coach Jack Cole, Mrs. Grace
Dmkeiy, Mrs. Naomi Tweed, Mrs.
Helen Adams, M r s. Jeanette
Tweed. Misses I.ula and Jennk-
Lee Chandler, Mrs. Tressalce
Ramsey and Miss Bessie Ram
sey. VALfT I'TA MEETS
The final meeting of the year
of the Walnut PTA was held
Wednesday afternoon at the school
following open house and an ar'
exhibit, sponsored by the PTA.
Mrs. Minnie Davis, retiring
this year following 47 years of
service in public schools, most of
them here at Walnut, was pre
sented a gift from the PTA for
its appreciation of her service to
the school.
Installation of officers was un
der the direction of Mrs-. Earl
Robinson, program chairman.
They were Mrs. George Shupe,
president; Jack Cole, Mrs. El
dridge Leake and Mrs. Millard
Tipton, vice president; Mrs. Tom
Thrash, recording secretary; Mrs.
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WALNUT Walnut High School seniors are
shown here during their recent class tour of Florida.
Front row (L to K) : Carta Caldwell, Barbara Free
man, Paula Roberts, Louise Goldsmith, Judie Hen
derson, Irene Gosnell, Lucy Payne and Carol Wild.
Second row: Garth Anderson, Richard Robinson, Mrs.
Charlotte Robinson, the guide; Mrs. Hettie B Rice
class sponsor; Mrs. Marie Roberts, chaperone; Roland
Bullman and Everette Randall. Back row Arthur
Farmer, Bruce Roberts, Philip Wilson, Roy Helms,
the bus driver; and Gene Cantrell.
Cut courtesy Ashrvillc i'it;;cii-Tiu,m
ROARING FORK
Nolan Adams, corresponding sec-
Mr. Kenneth Gowan visited his
mother, Mis. Tisha Gowan, over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Doode Allison and
son, Gary, called on Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Gardin Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Parker vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wyatt
Thursday and Mr .and Mrs. Hu
bert Pangle Friday.
WANTED Girl or woman to do
housework; stay nights.
M1RS. FRANK ESSICK
Box 492 - iMarshall, N. C.
5-9, 16p
WANTED -Several good two
norse wagons.
ECONOMY OIL COMPANY
Alexander. N. C.
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WANTED Woman to stay with
my imother during the day
Mondays through Fridays. Con
tact
NANCY LFSENREE
Welfare Department
Marsnall, N. C.
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retary; and Mrs. Otto McDevitt, , iu'a- VB"le rarK" anu Mrs
treasurer Ma8'U! Buchanan visited their
Principal L. A. Zimmerman mrs- wangle, lues
gave the schedule of commence-1
day of last week.
ment activities and expressed ) his Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wyatt
thanks to the PTA for its up-! and daughter, Blanche, Mr. Wade
port of the Home Economics be- Crardin and George Blankenship
partment. which was besrum tliis were in Hot Spritws Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Gunfcer and three
children and mother, Mrs. Tisha
Gowan, called on Mrs. Carolina
Pangle and Mrs. David Frisbee
Sunday afternoon.
Barry To Address
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will be introduced by Roy A. Tay
lor of Black Mountain, past Dis
trict 31-A Governor who is now
serving as an international counsellor.
Among state and WNC Lions
Clubs officials expected to attend
are Norman Trueblood of Eliza
beth City, secretary-treasurer of
the N. C. State Lions Club Coun
cil; P. E. Sh.ull of Canton, dep
uty djstifict governor of Region 2 ;
and A.
Clyde, Zon
Henry, Rams'
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WALNUT ALUMNI TO
MEET SAT., MAY 18
The annual meeting of the
Walnut High School Alumni As
sociation will be held Saturday
night, May 18, in the school au
ditorium. A. E. Leake, president,
has extended the invitation to all
graduates , their spouses or friends
to attend the meeting this year.
Mrs. Tom Thrash is vice presi
dent and Mrs. Tressalee Ramsey
is secretary.
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warn,
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Mr. and Mrs. Dale Baldwin and
children called on her mother, Mrs.
Lucy Parker Sunday.
Mr. Nick Parker is on the s-ick
list at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan (iaidin and
sons, Wayne and Wade, and. Dud
Shetley called on Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Pangle Sunday night.
Jim Shelton took dinner Wed
nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
! Pangle.
Walnut Loses To
Micaville, 5-0
Eldon (Iron Man) Robinson,
who has pitched all eiht of un
defeated Micaville's victories, lost
a perfect game in teh sixth inning
Tuesday at Walnut, hut still
wound up with a no-hit 5-0 vic-
KWtherwW of
1 Jheville,
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iderit at NewYork
thirdlMepreS'
City'in 1954,
second vice president at Atlantic
City, N. J., in 1955, and first vice
president at Miami, Fla., in June,
1956.
Representatives of Madison
County's two Lions Clubs Mar
shall and Hot Springs have
been invited to participate in the
program. W. Dan Foster of West
Asheville Lions Club is chairman
of Arrangements committee and
will serve as toastmaster.
SAVE ON
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AT
ECONOMY OIL CO.
ALEXANDER, ,N. C.
U.S. 25-70 at Panther
Branch
GASOLINE
Regular 29.c gal.
Premium 32.9c gal.
Quantity Discount to Trucks
2c per Gallon
Kerosene 14:9c gal.
(In Drum Lots)
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ECONOMY OIL CO.
ALEXANDER, N. C.
At Panther Branch
R-ftf
Vote Case-
tory over the Walnut Panthers.
Robinson, who fanned seven, did
not allow a batter to reach first
base until two got on in the sixth,
one by error and the other on a
walk. They were the only men to
reach base, however.
Billy Young and Frank Robin
son, each with 2 for 4, led Mica
ville at the plate.
Micaville 112 100 05 8 1
Walnut 000 000 00 0 3
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this week that "There is no ques
tion but that trial of the case will
be pushed."
The disputed election materials
remained impounded pending the
final ruling by the U. S. Court of
Appeals and are still in federal
custody.
A special venire of 125 jurors
has been drawn fi-om which to
choose a jury to hear the case.
The actual May term of criminal
court will begin Monday, May Dl,
but court preliminaries will delay
hearings of the "vote fraud" case
until Wednesday.
The complete court calendar
Red Cross Funds
(Continued from Page One)
mobile in the county:
Charles Wood y, R- , Hot
Springs; Ruby Fiady, R-.'l, Mar
shall; Mrs. Vernon Trantham.
Hot Springs; Mae Plemmons, Hot
Springs; Ted Massey, Box 53,
Walnut; Mrs. Eliza Buckner, Hot
Springs; Kitty Lunsford, Walnut;
Bonnie Stamey, R-l, Box 208, Hot
Springs; Mrs. Edna Ramsey,
Marshall; Gladys Freeman, R-4,
Marshall; Mrs. Wanda Hollifield,
R-l, Mars Hill; Lucille Deal, R-3,
Marshall; lrs. Wllma Redmon,
Box 91, Marshall; Leonard Tip
ton, R-2, Man
B. Robinson, R-l
rie Fisher,
usta Angel,
nie Hale R-L
Reece, R-4. M
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LOUISIANA
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COFFEE
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4$ounty citizens are 1
Madison ':
urged to Jjpond to the call for
$1,200 bere June 15 so that the
Red Cro services can continue
in Madison County and the Chap
ter beat ine solvent.
Wheat Referendum-
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acreage allotment.
Another point which wheat
growers should have in mind when
they cast their ballot is that if
the vote is favorable, marketing
has not yet been prepared but
Thomas E. Rhodes, federal clerk
of court, said the usual variety of
liquor revenue violations, Dyer
Act violations and a few income
tax cases are slated.
quotas will be in effect and those
who exceed the farm acreage al
lotment will be subject to a mar
keting penalty of 45 percent of
parity on their excess wheat. If
the vote is unfavorable, market
ing quotas will not be in effect
and there will be no penalty for
excess wheat.
Acreage allotments will be in
effect for price support and soil
bank purposes even if marketing
quotas are disapproved.
Hawkins emphasized that the
Marketing Quota Program applies
only to wheat growers in North
Carolina who will have more than
15 acres of wheat on any farm in
1958. Only those growers who
will have more than 15 acres of
wheat for grain in 1958 will be
eligible to vote.
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f .THIS POSTER is being: displayed by Baptist
churches throughout North Carolina in preparation
t or the annual Mother's Day offering: for Baptist Hos
pital at Winston-Salem. The hospital uses the funds
to .help' provide hospitalization . or medical eare for,,
the needy sick. , - . v
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