' ' I L, N. C, r.IAY 13,1961
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the Importance
of diligence
Memory Selection: "What
ever your task, work heartily, ag
serving the Lord and not men."
- (Colossiant t-8)
Letson Text: Proverb 6:6-9;
S:t9; S4:S0-S4; Ecelesiaatet 3:tf;
i Thesssalonians 3:6-13.
Our lesson today strives to help
adults appreciate more fully the
blessings of work and the value of
diligence. '
The writers of today's Scripture
honored hard work and deplored
laziness. Labor seemed wise and
practical; these men realized Chat
work is necessary for self-respect.
Hard work is written into the
very structure of life. According
to the account of creation there
were six days of work and one of
rest Furthermore, God continues
to work at the matter of creation
Bind keeps his creatures busy.
. When .the wise' author of Pro
verbs urged lazy people to "go to
the ant," he was pointing out . a
profound fact. : There exists an
obvious heedlessness 'in mature,
but all God's creatures must work
to gather their food and make
secure their Idves'in order to sur
vive. Indeed, from the creatures
of the field we can learn, a lesson
for all creation.
Man is God's most noble work;
therefore he should apply 'himself
diligently to his work. "When ever
men have spoken of their most
honored traits, diligence has taken
its rightful .place among such vir
tues as courage, honesty, and love.
The lazy man is an abomination
to a society of responsible human
beings. Work is an evidence of
strontr character. Character falls
a'nort if diligence is absent. Weak
moodiness and unfinished tasks are
mute evidences of personal trag
edy. iMen nave also observed that
diligence rewards . life with rich
satisfactions. ',' To mid one's" liv
ing by the sweat of the brow is no
curse, nor is it dishonor.. Both
psychologically and spiritually,
work is great blessing. -
One of the hardest lessons we
must learn .as we go through life
is that we must shoulder respon
sibility. - In. looking around us we
can too often see the tragic re
sults of a lack of this quality. One
of the most fertile grounds for
tragedy is that of marriage. Sim
ply because one or the other par
tner, (or both) lacks a sense of
responsibility, and refuses to face
up to things. This can all too
often be traced back to a weaK
family background. When Jui
dren are reared to .perform .their
chores with diligence and to ac
cept increasing responsibilities' in
the home, they are rang trained to
make significant contributions to
home and community.
There is an old saying to the
effect that if you want to get a
job done, get a busy man .to do it.
There is a grain of truth in these
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Is it necessary to spray or dust
tobacco plants for flea beetles be
fore tubing them to the field?
James M, Stewart, assistant farm
agents says many farmers find
that it means a saving in time
and much better growth of plants
In the field if they are treated be
fore pulling.
Young tobacco plants set in the
field Are a natural for flea beet
les. Flea ' beetles can severely
damage and stunt tobacco during
the first few weeks after trans
planting. 'By treating with DDT
before .they are taken out of the
plantbed, effective control of flea
beetles can be expected for ten
days.
DDT can be. applied to the
plants as a spray or dust. Tne
spray is more effective and can
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gallons of ; material should be
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By treating in the plantbed,
farmers -who ihave planted from
treated and aiontreated beds re
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growth and looks of the tobacco
plants. Tihe treated plaints stayed
green and grew off faster because
they did not have flea beetle dam
age. .''
This treatment in the bed is of
real importance to tobacco which
is set early.
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20 af 7:30 o'clock. All singers and
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THE L. P. ROBERTS
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NOTICE
I960 TAX SALE
TOWN OF MARSHALL
NORTH CAROLINA .
MADISON COUNTY
At 12:00 o'clock nooa on Mon
day, June 12, 1961, at the Court
House Door in Town of Marshall,
N. C, I will sell at public auction',
to the highest bidder for dash,
pursuant ito existing laws of North
Carolina, the following real estate
in the Town of Marshall, N. C,
on which the 1960 taxes remain
unpaid.. Penalty and advertising
costs to be added:
Brigman, Knox & Buquo, lot $1.01
Brown, E. .M., 11 cres andi
Improvements
Clark, Lillie Heirs, 'House &
lot
Davis, A. E. Heirs, House
& lot
Edwards, Charlie, House &
lot
Edwards, Hubert, House &
lot
Fisher, R. L., Lot
Fortner, Jeter P., Sr., House
& lot
Frisby, Swann Jr., House
& lot
Haynie, James, House &
12 acres
Hunter, H. V., House & lot
Jones, Charles, House & lot
Jones, Hubert, deceased,
House & lot
Jones, J. Will, deceased, lot
Ledford, Ben, House lot
Lunsford, Jack, House & lot 25.07
McLean, Lena, deceased,
House & lot 3.34
Marshall, Broadcasting Co.,
House & lot 63.44
Nix. Charlie. .House & lot 18.04
Nix, Clarence S., House &
13 acres
Nix, Joe, House & lot
Pegg, Paul, Lot
Plemmons, Emmet W., House
&S3.7 acres 176.68
Price. A. A., House & lot 11.46
Ramsey, Hannah, House &
lot 27.55
Ramsey, Weldon, House &
Business property 206.71
Ramsey. T. K. & Salola, lot 86.57
Rector, Albert, House & lot 4.41
Redmon, Fred, House & lot 25.62
Riverside Diner, Buildinij; 13.70
Shelton, Manuel, House & lot 8.19
Shelton, O. M. Estate, lot -73
Shelton, Vader, House & lot 78.45
Shelton, Valerie & Ronnie,
House & lot 21.39
Smith, Van Estate, 30 acres 11.80
Strom,. Otto. House & lot .13.63
Tilson, James E & wife, Lot
& Nursing Home 52.78
Treadway, Wade, House & lot 7.46
Weild, Mildred, Lot .58
Worley, Clyde. House & lot 6.26
Worley, 'Harold, 6 acres
Worley, Jeter, House & 20
acres
Worley, Helen, House & lot
NOTICE
OF SERVICE OF PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE SUFBRaUK COUKX
RKFVRP. TiHR CLERK
BONEY JOHNSON, Plaintiff,
vs.
CHARITY BRAZIL JOHNSON,
Defendant,
TO CHARITY BRAZIL JOHN
SON, TAKE NOTICE:
The Defendant above warned
will take notice that a Complaint
against the said Defendant has
been filed in the above Court and
a Civil action instituted wherein
the above maimed Plaintiff seeks
an absolute divorce from the De
fendant upon the grounds of two
years separation;
The above named uedencant
will further take notice that she
is required to appear at the of
fice of the undersigned Clerk of
the Superior Court of Madison
County NortSi Carolina, on or be
fore the 19 th day of June, 1961,
amd answer or demur to the com'
iplaint that has been filed in this
faction, and that if she fails to do
so the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief sougtht in said
action.
This the 21at day of April,
1961.
(s) HERBERT HAWKINS
Clerk of .Superior Court
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ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
The undersigned, having quali
fied as Adttniniastratrix of the es
tate of Dave Phillips, deceased.
late of Madison County, this is to
notify ail persons tewing claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or be
fore the 20th day of April, 1962,
or this Notice wall be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persona
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
mis the 190b day of April,
1961.
(s) DEROTHA C. PHILLIPS,
Administratrix. '
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words. Those accustomed to dili
gence perform best. .But what a
sad commentary that is on our
way of life! Too many capable
people are content to say, "Let
someone else to do it"; thus they
leave tasks to the already over
worked. American democracy is
dependent upon ; dedicated com
munity leadership. . When we are
unwilling to face responsibilities,
community and national life are
endangered. '
.But we must keep our efforts
in the matter of diligence in pro
per perspective. ' We must be most
industrious at the things fiiat mat
ter most ; Jesus emphasiied this
truth when he visited ire the home
of Mary and Martha. Martha
was overly diligent in preparing
for Us entertainment, wfaile Mary,
with equal industry, discussed
with faim the things of God. Jesus
praised Mary for choosing "the
?ood portion, and criticized Mar
tha for being "troubled about many
things." XLuke 10:38-42.) Jesus
did not mean for Martha to be
; lslovently in her liouseworlc and
f inhospitable to her guests, but he
did want her to be more diligent
about the things .that mattered
most. " ."
Jesus taught that e:uh of us
must use what talents we liave,
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.HUBERT DAVIS,
Tax Collector,
Town of Miarshall
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Draft Board
Needs Information
On These Men
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Edison Gosnell, RFD 3,
Marshall; John Calvin Smith, 949
Eurelda Rd., Wyandotte, Much.;
.Dave Walter Shelton, 521 C. St.,
Copeland Park, Newtpont News,
Va.; Perry Robinson, BludSf; Jesse
L. Roberts, RFD 1, Alexander;
Paul Worley, Marshall; William
Cameron Phillips, Dxexel, N. C;
Lonnie Clarence Caulder, 624 E.
Market St, Taylorvdlle, H1.J Wil
lis Gentry, Hot Springs; Dewey
James Shelton, 7221 40th St, Tam
pa, Fla.; Robert L. West, RFD 2,
Marshall; Richard Troy Payne,
Marshall ; Stuart James (Britton,
Walnut; Robert H. Moore, Pensa
Cola. N. C.: Rov Ernest Briggs,
RFD 2, Box 138, Mars Pill ; Paul
.Harney, RFD 2, Marshall;
Clarence Meadows,' Spring Creek;
Paul Greer. 67 New York Ave-
N. W, Washington, D. C.;, Oscar
R. Shelton, RtFD 1, Mars Baa;
Charles MetcaOf. RFD S. Marshall:
Major C. Freeman, 210 Bryon St,
IRiver Rogue 18, Mich.; Glenn E.
Phillips, RFD 1, Flag Pond, Tenn. ;
Otto McGhee. RFD 2. Marshall:
'.Ray 0. Shelton, RFD 2, Marshall;
(More Names Next Week)
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NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
The undersigned having quali
fied as Administratrix of the e
Btate of Roland Peek, deceased,
late of Madison County, this is to
notify all persons having claims
ainst said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or be
fore the 11th day of May, 1962,
or this Notice wall be .pled in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will plea
make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This 6th day of May, 1961.
LELA C. PEEK,
Administratrix
RFD 1,
Mars Hill, N. C.
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NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
The undersigned, having qual
ified as Executrix of the estate
of C. L. Stanley, deceased, late of
Madison County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons nav-
uiig cu turns against sauu esuiie w
present them to the undersigned
on or before the 28th day of Ap
ril, lbbz, or tms .. .Notice wiu be
pleaded an bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
tate .will please make immediate
payment to (the undersigned.
This the 24th day of April,
1961.
ALTHEA C. STAMEY,
Administratrix
Hot Springs, North Carolina
427 6-lc
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