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FOR SALE i- Benrus, s Bulore,
'and Elirin Watches. See . FAIN
or JIM. SPRINKLE at Sprtnlde-
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'Mtfc J, ' ,
OPPORTUNITY - Avon Calling
to jcffee, you i success. , We
mature ,. women with suf i tcient
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: County. Writes -
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machines and equipment,
ts, tools and tens-af-thous-f
la of ther items at a frac
a of their 1 original ; cost
ny items brand new. For
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kiHws and likes them.' worit
T .t time at etart, if your are
ious. See for youMelf. Va
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TING G-U3 CATALOG
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r V' Tenia's Largest Gr?w-
; 1 nut and I. ixt Thni,
1 iants, Grpe Vines,
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MALE HELP WANTEDr
SALESMAN to sell N
ly Advertised WalUns I'ivi1 iota
to establish customers da East
Madison County. .H ih earnings
and no investment If interested
write P. O. ox Not 1092,'
boro, N. C. . VVT ir
2- 3-p '
Criminal Court-
(Continued From Page One) ,
'?,-
other two. . . ' v -j , , . I
.Rothchdld also has & Hife sen
tence (pending in Georgia having
tconiesseoi to mworaer unere jusi
in time to save a - South Garouma
man convicted of it . from ' ; the
death chamber, . 1
The' three face 'trial for mur
der, burglary and robbery.
1 The 'charges came from A he
Sept, '28, 1955, events at Carsan
Lawson's tome and' store" in the
Shutin commumdty near Hot
SipTings.y ' xt't
.Swain eaid .that night's events
were: 1
' Three men entered the Lawson
home; bound Laiweon his 80-yeat-old
mottier, iMirs. ; Joe Laiwson, a
brother-in-flaw, Ed Church, and
bag ieter; ;MM. Church, with bal
ing wire w,.' ..'
-i , ' ip f
. As th three men ithwtaitenod
Lawson,Jf ho,'did vot tel) them
iwthere his money was Jcept, Law
son's mother beaded) with ' the
men to' leave bim alone., ; She told
them lie had heart trouble.
Lawson had a v heart , attack
wliile being tbreaitened, land died.
? T be three '' men, 'meantime,
found $40,000 and took that They
overlooke&d eigw box contain-
ittigTimother 29,000. ,
- Sheriff Ponder, ' Saiid . iSwejin,
first broke. 'the case with4 Rothe-
oiuld's ' confession, which am-
plicated he other two.
He' traveled all over ' ithe
country trying -to eolve'i&e ease
and bring the- three A to 'tria),'
said Swain1. " ' 1 . --
Effort to 0 exrtmadite Gemrter
bogged down (when Carrier fougjhit
being returned to North Carolina.
After the Supreme v Count ruled
with , North CaooHnaV 'lriegotfia
tj(cma JegnjrtJ3eceriiS)er, 160 "ll
Meantime, Gamer 5iad been re
leased en bond and ehot end -kill
ed Jake Rubin in 'Illinois, ' He
aa convicted of manalaiughter
and sentenced to dght to 12
years. ' , " '
Finally, en. tntaratate pact was
worked out whereby Gamer could
be returned here for trial, then
returned to MHnois to complete
hoe eentence there. ; 1
Now, more 1 than five years
iter the crime was cornnvitted,
trial Is scheduled to be fceld. ' ' :"'
. List Of Jurors .
',; The Hat - of jurors drawn for
this term of court itt as follower
John Sexton, iRoscoe ,' Sprinkle,
Aude t. Norton, - Bryaa " Teagu,
Claude Cody, Swan Huff, Huberts
Teague, . Dock MitdheiQ, Arthur 1
McDevitt, Brant , Jdhnsan, ' Burlto
Boone, Wand Rdce, 'Handy Cow
ard, Nathan West, Fuller .Stones,
Jess . Payne, Jesse I. ' Ammons,
BfaCiph fBalqer, S J. Clyde Brown,
John D. Ray, Oscar - Wilde,- Wiiliie
Collins, , iBumett Reeves, Roacoe
KSnigr. Ted 'RueseU, LeRoy iShel-
ton,t. Roy Keith, Reeves' Howell,
Howard ' Ogle Freff . - lOhainidle,
J)ay Chaoidler, iMonroe Paymje,
frank ClaTk, W. J. Ammone, Roy
CaMweM, . Bill Wihitten, MoKinley
Tweed, Roy vFranklm, L. B. JAice,
1 Willaird Angel, Carl Cody, Elijah
Allen: '
.lz : I
Dismissal Of Suit-
(Continued From Page One)
wae 'questioned wfiule - observing
t';e election from bis car.
He alleged be waa arrested be
cause PonJor, Meadows, Nomiis,
Worley and Payne 'Mid not desire
tfht the oamiuot of the eleofuon
be oL served by anyone who mij.'.t
report irreTulariuies or vUnat'
ff t m .-cl-on Jaws en J t..ti y
r . the presence cf it" j
? '5 ''a 1 r
1 j 'k Junal pl.i ' :
I now irnifat work itliruu. i i e I
Department, of iConswrvu'lrta t
Devettjpment in projects i,i.volvu :
fedei-al iid. ' , -
. I The ! governor Indicated ; ih e
would eigm the order, but eail he
wished first to check with. C&D
and the aAtorney general 'a ofifiee.
' jTufming ito( bis edueaitijon pro
grtaim', he said the -legislature's
'one big proWlem'' ' will b ec5iool
finances, - end toM . ithe WNC
group, "It you are ever -goiing to
Iff t up your part of the country,
you've" got do1 it baf- ducatkHl
I'm 'counting heavily on your votes
and support" , ' ' ' - ,
He said that' because of prop
erty val'ue daftference,' every dol
lar drawn from, iflie 'Western
cownties would be topped by three
or four dollare fromTthe richer
Piedmont counties." - '
At the saime time, he promised
more state action in hfejiway con
struction end industrial develop
ment In ftSve west. "
"Western North Carolina - has
trernendoua ' possibilities (but ( it
also has some tremendous hamidi
cajps," Sanford said. ' "Our "'pro
gram presento a great opportunity
for Western North Carolina wnd
in no other way can get going on
tihe educetional program you need
until you get statewide' pantdcip
tion.".' - (He specified three major pos
pasbiUtieS for W1N1C WgWay 'de
velopment. . ': .'J
1 1. More general bigWay con
structkm. 2. AoeeleratkM of the dgeon
(River Interstaite Highway Ptro-
jeot, to put it ahead of the 10
years now contemplated for Its
construction. 1 ,
3-, Construction of " 'Vunother
eastwest throughifare", going deep
er into the .western" part of the
state." ,
. OvereJU; the said, "we sn have
greater activity out ' this end
K Raleigh) in epening up th1at part
of .North Carokna, end the people
living in the Ptedmanjt, where the
greater bulk Of the state's .wealth
is found, ought to be just as con
cerned,, wi the development of
Western .North Carolina a you
are, - t V , N J- 1
"This is the finest example of
how to go . about - getting your
Ouwn .protiliarne sovled. It im a
model for the rest of the state,"
i'Peroy IB, Ferebee of Andrews,
WNIORPC . aiaoimsn, assurred
the governor that "there is no
question of our arupponUng your
odwational program da Western
North Cerolina. I Sieve beard no
one.' oppose it Certainly we -
tdSpita tha-t it mm coat more, bat
you can rest assured of the unan
imous eupport of your program in
wNc t . ,
..The group's interest in getting
Sanford'e eignlature on the order
designeting the " eoknmiaskn - a
state agency has been increased
by the. Area Development Act
which is now pending in ithe IT. S.
Senate, ' wSieh ' would make pce-
sible 'Federal Aoans for redevel
oproent projects la chronic un
employment areas. . '
According to John R. Hampton,
WNCRPC planning direstor,
WNC ehouM qualifv aa ami tulder-
leveloped area under the terims of
the hill, .which judges such ereas
by low f erairy income, lack of job
opportunities,. expense '' of - out-
migration and the proportion of
population on relief. ' , H,Vr
A eurrent 14-county - economic
potential study being conducted by
the WiNC RPC, Hampton eadd,
would under he Federal program
move -Western North Carolina tajt
least year ahead of most areas
in qualifying for Federal aid. ''
, Ferebee told the . gceyrnor ex
ecutive action ' to cut through
state red tae inpvolved in work
ing with the Federal! government
is essenftiitu. At present be Bud,
from three imonths to n year's
time is required to get project
studies to iftie contract Btage, TUs
ti .;.iy tnu:,t be overcome, he saiid
Ainorg it.iose ntten.llng from
T 1 Coi ry were State Etna-
' ', C'yJe tS. n.U, f te IJe-
' ' 'e L. E. r y r-.d
t 1 E. Ha I'm, is, s
ve c.-
1 .1
" J 6
...Um, I. i-
jt pOCQTl, t l-
," by J. R
, the need tfr
i very epkuWtiJ
CTING" '
l and .through the
s. -ft
t 1
SiiHIMo.' i,
pl.Wl' " - t
mammw:
"1.
Up the nwu,
. , ibunn
We elimibed.
An' Amongst the
brush and Xern, ,., '
An cCe 1 anaini tlrove ; Ws maittock
' Siiome, ' " 1 ' . )
An clapped a tree in the gapin'
' ' 'loatm, , . , j
"Mornim, Father. , What's ' your
- game?" . . . . A. '.
"Planting 'trees," , the amaiwer
'.came. , i 's
'.'You dont fepect to Mve' to. ' oee
The etandin' timber. do ye, eayf
He looked, r Teflectin,' down ithe
v J thiol:" V , - ," 11 i
"Wal, noV iBut, thunder, eomen
-wall." - v .: 1 ' ' '
' . , ' ' fij. R. Simmons.'
THE GAEIE OF
if ADDTiwrca
11X11 1 IIMjOO )
Why Is it that eome people ore
ususflly bappy and otherw usually ,
V lJ. r, JLu. ZjT
depressed? Why is a srtain
vidual, though relatively Itocking
in material wealth, perhaps also
lacking in nature's ' physical, en-
dowmerjts," hevbrtheless cheeriful
and merry, t and able to enjoy
every day', or most of it? ' " .
1 The .experts tell me the happy
individual is one' who has develop
ed a' 1 sound pndBosophy of life.
Thai "ineanis", 'as- we" see "it,
losophy ; . which takes 'into conaid
-reation all that ' iwe : have to be
thVmkful fox. 1 .:
Tbia is the field which so many
of us especially the sour-faced
" over-looki And certainly ' all of
us in -America ' have more to be
thankful for 'than the average
person in a far away country. We
hare dSreedom. We have .opportum-
ity. We ' Wave r, igreat material
wealth; We "(have peace. We have
f reedom Of worship. - And we ave
a strong Wintry."1 '- 1
- Then,, too; we have the mdrcale
of mir ' re thebek-iitjrof ,n atqre
to oluuiwe every day, and those
of us who enjoy good health have
stiCl' another reason to be tMamk-,.
ful. . ' - ' . '
It's true tfhat .we have our trou
ble'. Itfe alao true that many of
us worry ' and fret because we
can't make as much money s we
would like to, or beasjuse we dont
get ahead in the world a Aaet as
we'd Ike to. . And' then" there are
many things whwh -come along to
irritate' us."-- '1 -' " ".
And " trivia - if not kept in
prospective can dominate one's
thoughts and crowd out of one's
personality the tShanlcforfness and
humble appreciation for the many,
blessings : we enjoy. The key to
contenement land -happiness, then
found in the state bf mmd not
the state Of the bank account '"
The lesson of Me," then, ie to
to develope a phifosop'hy,- a state
mind, which concentrates on pos
itive thinking,, faith 1 and thank
fuOtness'' ' and -service to 1 others.
Going this .way , will bring rich
rewards and contentment through
the years, .For happiness ie truly
pL state of mind and if you can
master . .that, you have mastered
life, and as Kipling wrote
you are man, my sun.
PACKAGE 10
YEARS LATE
Font Ord, Cal. -L.
Drommer, a sen,
tor at this West C
has received a 5
her by il.lr.3. T
epas City, Mo., c .
1960.
At tl. t
was in
tere
where f
last t. 1
- V.'..i9 Clara
, a club direc
t a:mry poet,
' lied to
. 1 If Kan
.'.i.ler 13,
Dwrmtier
... la, and
a ' JLw
t t'
C .' 1 1 t' s tlori.l. j
0:C3 I .. 1 . s ...!
4-S5 C r Up Ti ne (Part 2)
7sC0 tlji':,'j News Roundup-
7 ixO V.'eather
ix5--Town and Country Time
9:00 J-Tews ' . -
:05 Morning Melodies V ", l
8 ;30 Morning Hymn "Time " ' ;
fco-Morning Devotions f ; ; ;
9'IOttSouI Winning Gospel Hour
Basketball .Tourney-
- (Continued From Page' One)
eona as the youngsters develop
and learn the finer points of the
game.
for. tonight , (Thurs
day), will he as follows:,
6:00 Spring Creek JVs ye. Lau
rel JVe Ogiirls)' . , , '
" 7:00 Mairshall JVs vs. Laurel
JV (boys).,. , , I
$:00 Mairs.fidll ,,vs. Walnut
Varsity (girls).' '
0:00 Mars ' EM " vs. ' Spring
Creek Varsity (boys) i
yr Results''
1 (Junior Varsity Girls)
Walnut (8) .F Robineon 6,
Roberts . 2. ' 'Shkley. Freeman: G
iBjafcer, . Worley, Buekner Lewis.
Laurel (28) IF Landers 8,
9a GT?JL xh Z?m 7'
Wallin; G . Cutshalh Chandler,
Gentry! R. Thomas, Rnsey, Burs
oett.
iHalftame: 10-1, Laurel. .
(Junior 'Varsity Boys)
iiLaurel (271 Cutshall 4. Gnn-
ter 8, Gosnel 8, D. CutsheH 5, C.
D. Tweed 2, P. CutshaU,' Johnson,
Robente.
Walnut (7) 'Rigsby 1, Cook,
Reid, iCodv. ; Tweed 6. Henaley.
Johnson.
HaiStime: 8-8, iLaurel. .
''" (Varlsty, Girte) ' "'
' Wialnut (62) F - Johnson 83,
Plenvnons 10, Smith 2, Thomas 7;
G iRice, iRoberts, West
.MarshaU, (471 F -r- Frisbee 14,
Ramsey 24, Goforth 9 G Cor
bett, iMcDevitt, Worley, -1 Craw,
Woodard. r -,
Half time: "26-23, Walnut.
(Varsity Boys)
j Spring iCreek (59) - Fergu
son 24, Fowler 6r Waldroup 12,
Massey 13, Roberts 4, WdJiett
Laurel 187) tRav 10. iFrank-
Un, Gentry 8, Outrfhall 2, Tweed
8, Cantrell, Thomas 4, Kameey 0.
Halftime: 21-21 (tie). . ,
. f uniiii '111.111 mil gj.rivSu
'. WEDNESDAY NIGHT ' 1
(Juniar Varsfty Girls)'1 "
liars HdU (38) F J. Ramsey
14, A. Ramsey, Edwards 17, Al
len 1, Peek 6; G Shook, Hun
ter, (Base, Deane, Rice.
(Hot Springs (19) F Moore
9, Parker's, Sharp 2, Ebbs; G-
N. Harris, M. Hams, Norton,
Woods, Gentry, Lawaon.
JdatTttme; 17-18, Mars JHWU ' '
(Junior Varsity t Soys)
Mars HiU (43) Anderson 8,
Budoner 9. Clouise 16,, Ponder 6,
Green, R. Green 6, Smith 2,
Hymbree, 'Hunter.
iSnrinar iCxeek (13) - Ftoh 2.
Strickland 4, Gentry S, Meadows,
Ackera 4, Parker, Payne, Cal&r
wem. ' . v .
HJftime.: 21-i, Man Hall. '
, V 5- ' .
. (Vareitv Girle) "
Laurel (42) F L. Williams
8, T. Thomas 26, F. Ray 2, R.
Cook 6. T. Pderrimane: G J. Ad
funs, iM. FrankMn, B. Tweed, F.
Judwairas, Sheiton, J. GosneiU. - -tSnrina
Creek (34) F G. Wil
tett 30. Laaikford 2. Gates -4:
G L. Woody, iDuckett, Kirkpat-
nek, iMoore, Xiunsford, UKnoerts,
1. iMoore. ' . - .
- Half time: 21-16, Laurel. '
(Varsitv .' Bovs) '
tMarshail (58) Tipton 7, Nix
17, Hensley 5, Brigigs 18, 1 Bur
nette 2, F. Candler, C. Candler 3,
Nowlan.
Hot Springs (38) Gahagan
z, jaimlb 10, Ji;bbs 12, Smith 0
Mmrpe a, llvabensL . Gregob-y 3
Suttles 2, Combs, Norton.
Halftime: 26-6, jUaranaU.
'" Advertise.
i
Want a clerk, - ,' '
TYant a partner,
1 V.r.t a situation,
- VTa;.t to sell a farm, . ;
Want to sell Sueep, cattle, -
V7ar.tts 11 r" ries, drsgs,
V.'ant to 1 c' hats, cap,
'..'ant to i '. J c'j:ti-"ers for hr'.Tz
. 4 f , l tl J- K.-
: Vi.J t
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1., . ! J.:;t 1 cr
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11:1 j I.urtJ roundup
ii:L5 r vet:. 3
12:C3 Ti: " - j Tost
12:1D Duinirt:ine Country '.i
12:20 -News and Bulletin Board
12:30 Weather
12:J5VChuck Wagon Gang
12:45 Farm ' Forum ' v, '
1 ;00 Farm News , ;
1:05 Obituary Column
Dairymen ' -J
(Continued From Page One) ir
feed eupplementary eilage; hay,
or ''pasture during the ., euanmer.
months when needed.' Everyone
uses forage analysis as a guide to
better-feeding practices. " '
' .' Better Breeding- y l ,'
iEaoh of the 10 diadrymen, Fred
Sluder, Jlack Payne,' . Zeno Pon
der, O. G. ) Ramsey, " Boyd Hillf
Gerald Young, LVyd Thomas, J.
E. Buekner, Everett Goanell; and
Jack" Boone, use artificial; breed
ing to improve their herd. . ; They
are- raising, replacements capable
of increasing their present pro
duction. Fout ' of ' tine ten have
Bet production fgcb of 12100
pounds l miMc per cow'- they
will reach thess, goals. ' -
Better Management , ,
'"You tnust" Ihlaive ' plenty of
housing apace if you expect j"our
cows to do their best,! eays Ger
ald; Young. ' Good; well bedded
lounging, 'apace is proving profit
able for Gerald and a number of
his dairymen ifriende. ' Sanitation
pays In the dairy business and
if you observe Jack IBoone a he
handles bis cows, you will be
lieve a friendly telatiandhip witSt
thee ows pays dividends, eays
County Agent Harry $Uver. Ev
ery cow ih Jack' herd accepts
hint as a (friend and' trusts Jbkn.
Jack says friendly, contented
cows do better for him. It's easi
er .to know if something is wrong
with a cow of she is 'handled in
eudh a inanner that she etUyat gen
tle.. ' Bannyard paving to get .the
eows out of the mud has, proven
profitable to Jack, Zeno Ponder,
Jack-Payne, J, E. Buekner, Boyd
HiU, 0. G. Raimeey, Lloyd Thom
as and 'Everett Gosnell.
Little itWngs eudh as- fly con
trol, lice control, interna paila
aite control,' adequate esllit, plenty
of .available fresh water, snvnedi-
ate treatment for sickness, , pro
tection from unruly dogs; keeping
snags, loose wire, noils or high
talk out of the way add up to
better producing' cows and more
milk. .
Yes, the big - tihree: iifetding,
bTeedinff :'and management,, are
still 1 as true a in the hundreds
of : years ipast for profitable dai
rying, but they pay only when
put into practice.' v 1
Btytihe, CaClf. " A bridge 6
miles east of .the cornmunity of
Hell and 87 miles west of iRlythe,
burned and collapsed .recently. .
Auihorities said a bonfire lit by
hoboes . accidentally igmited v the
span over a desert wash on east
bound U. S. iRoute 60T70; y ' '
It fwae eatiimated that 150 cjars
and trucks A were stuck ,. in the
sand after trying to drive around
the structure. , -
(V ' : ,l
C ;
ZXi '
6:151
6:33 Su.i,!
:.vvs T.or dup
1 V.'e'k
jrenaae
.7:45 Sign Cit
Educ . ' i Cill
" (Continue From Page One) '
trol, a.'nd .higher education a- mat-
field called attention to that etate-
ment ".fci Kennedy's ; message tq
Congress. '',-,,
' Under", the administration pro
gram, .'; the ' states . -jtaxuld , decide '
how ' to allot federal funds : be
tween .coretroction and . eelaries,
If itlhey TwiBihed, . the" Istatea couldi
allot none for salaries. ' '-.. '-'' -."
i Kennedy entphasdzed ; that ' no.
money iwouldN flow from .iWash-
ington intp the buildingf o, pay
roll of churdb) echools,' He"- said,'
this is " "in accordance witJh.".t(h
olear prohibition of ' the jConciti-tutioa.'"-
. " ' ' " 1 - j V '
Ira B. Jones-
(Continued From Page One), v,
(The script backtracked on Jones'
youth in Ibis native Giles County,'
Tennessee, graduation from 1 Van-
derbdlt , University and graduate-
woric ac ueorgei rqaooay -sjouege
and, the University of North Car
olina, and arrival in 4925 to .
teach : at what - was then : Grace .
High School iai the ftouwty ; school v
sytein- -v - 4" f ; j - . 1
Mr.' Paul Yonng-iwas narrator
of the script which mingled per- -sonal
nippearances with praise for :
Jones' , career -at teacher, princi-
Among ' tliose ,
Mrs, Bonnie Sail.
J. -D. J "mBton, a
mate; Fii L. '
pal at Grace' '
young teaoher tl.
and the Rev. C
ministfir Who iau i
Fomiff f 3
Stolvloy, A ' t
Helen V,TZ1.3, t. ,.v a aupervi-or in
the county school evstem: du 1ns
KndgSiten; ASiss Jessie IB. H f,
now a teacher at Grace; nd Vi il-Haan-T.
Duckworth. Jr. . ,
Mrs. Young , cited Jones' civic
services on . Boy Scout work, as ;
Kiwamis Club president, member ,
of the iMei ' 1 Hygiene Clinic
board, the As5viill Library
board, the rnoombe County Tu
berculosis Assn., itihe Aahevdlle .
Baseball Aean, the Draft and Ra
tion boards, and as a member f
First Baptist Church, , , '
Mm : John Abbott Grace PTA
president,,' presided. - The devotion
was given' by Dr. Sidney E. Un-
ger, ephitual ;lewder of . Temple
Beth jKa-Tephdla. " 1 , .
iMirs, Jones ' ds the former Miss
Mary Bradley, daughter of Mrs.
W T. Bradley of Mare Hull and
the late Mr. Bradley. She is a
graduate of Mars Hill College.J
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