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JAMES ALLEN
Phone 649-3261
649-2104 (Home
Marshall, N. C.
For your Automotive Needs. visit
Warren Ponder's Auto Supply U.
in the old Pontine BuildinK, Main
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Marshall, N. C. Phone:
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420 John Deere Crawler with
Blade and 3-point hitch, $ 1696.00;
860 Ford Tractor, $1496.00 : 430
John Deere Tractor, $1376.00; Su-per-C
Farm all Tractor, $496.00;
3 B John Deere Tractors, $396.00
each; 3 Ford F. Tractors, $396.00
each; Tobacco Setters, Disks, Til
lers, Plows, Mowers, Grader
Blades, Limn Spreaders, Cultivat
ors, Rakes and Balers.
New and used Mower and Tractor
Part
P. A. RAMBO
8 miles south of Greeneville, Tenn.
Camp Creek Road
Phone 639-9412
4- 30 6-21 p
WELCOME FARMERS
See us for all your seed needs:
CORN: Pioneer - Funks - Tenn.
Varieties & Dekalb 806; Also Sor
(fum - Sudan Grass - Dekalb Su
dax SX11 Brand soybeans, $4.00
to $7.50.
BROYLES FEED STORK
730 West Main St.
Greeneville, Tenn.
4- 30 6-14p
FOR SALE 1951 Jeep Pick-up
truck. Poor condition but priced
reasonable. See
RALPH RAMSEY
at ASCS office or at home
Marshall Rt. 6
5- 7, 14p
WE PAY TOP PRICES FOR
COUNTRY HAMS
ECONOMY OIL CO.
Alexander, N. C.
4-23 6-26c
FOR SALE House and 8 810
acres land; -acre tobacco allot
ment; 23 tractor land; ocatfi
near West Buncombe school. All
conveniences.
WILKIN KING
Rt 4 Box 198
Asheville, N. C.
Phone AL 2-3882
5-14c
Reprocessed Singer Sewing Ma
dSne this area. ZIG-ZAGS,
DARNS, ETC. Party with good
credit may assume payments or
buy off entire balance of $34.42.
Full details and where seen,
write: "Mr. Frye," Box 54, Hick
ory, N. C.
5-14 6-4c
FOR SALE White evening dress.
Can be seen at
McKINNEY'S STORE
Marshall, N. C.
5-14tfc
Widow will keep children in her
home. Write Route 4, Box 68,
Marshall, N. C.
5-14,21p
VACATION MONEY UNLIMIT
ED! Opportunity to earn $40 to
$60 weekly Commission. Hours
optional. Servicing Avon Cos
metics Customers. Write to name
and address below or call AL 3-
8592.
MRS. DOROTHY BRUTON
188 St Dunatan's Rd.
AsheviHe, N. a
or call AL 3-8592.
Try DIADAX TABLETS, former
ly Dex-A-Diet. New name, same
formula. Week's supply 88c.
MOORE'S PHARMACY
Marshall, N. C.
4-2 6-21p
HELP WANTED Man with car
route work. No limit to your
earnings. Experience not neces
sary. Write Rawleigh, Dept.
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see or write u. xv. tvni, t.v.
Box 863, Weaverville; Phone i
oao-oviD.
6-7, 14,21, 28p
FOB SALE 220 -acre farm, two
acres tobacco allotment; good
barns and 5-room house. Approx
imately 86-40 acres tractor land;
well watered.
CHAMPION REALTY CO.
792 Haywood Bd.
Asheville, N. C Phone 2644877
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Kennedy Goal-
( Continued from Pg One)
offer an opportunity for every cit
izen to pay final respects to the
memory of the sjaln chief execu
tive. Governor Terry Sanford said
"this is North Carolina's way of
saying to Mrs. Jacqueline Kenne
dy and her children that we recog
nise their toss of the head of their
family while he was also serving
as the head of our country." The
Governor urged that citizens from
every county attend the event.
Dr. Billy Graham, noted North
Carolina evangelist, Secretary of
Luther H. Hodges and
others will highlight the tribute
nroeram. The University of Norm
Carolina band will provide special
music.
R L. Edwards, superintendent.
who has servexl as chairman of the
Kennedv Memorial Library rund
in Madison County, announced this
week that the county's quota of tick
ets has been sold and that many con
tributions have been made.
Mr. Edwards and several others
from this county are planning on
attending the ceremony Sunday.
Restraining
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persons are expected to take ail
vantage of the pTogrtun firom
Buncombe and Madison counties,
it was stated. The training pro
gram will be free for those wish-j
ing to take it, it was further ex
plained.
A local committee, to work with
the Buncombe County committee
in furthering plans, was named as
follows: R. L. Edwards, Zeno Pon
der, Emery Wallm, Wade Huey
and Jim Story.
AccomDanvine Dr. Stevens here
were Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Bar-
nett, both of the Employment Se
curity Commission in Asheville.
Further details will be made
public when definite plans sre
made.
ALLANSTAND
MRS. BIRCHARD SHELTON,
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gahagan
and two children of Spartanburg,
S. C, spent Sunday with his moth
er, Mrs. Polly Gahagan. Mr. Ga
hagan has never missed visiting
his mother on Mother's Day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook and Mr.
and Mrs. Bueford Shelton and
daughter of Candler spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Birchard Shelton.
Mrs. Jerry Greene, Mrs. Scott
Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
Gosnell attended the tent revival at
Hot Springs last Sunday night.
There will be preaching service
next Sunday night at Brigman
Chapel by the Rev. J. W. Cannon
of Asheville. All members are re
quested to be present as an im
portant business meeting will fol
low the preaching service to make
plans for the revival starting May
24. Everyone is welcome to all
services.
Mr. Milburn Gosnell, on the sick
list and m Tacoma Hospital, is re
ported to be improving and ex
pects to return home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rice of
Asheville went to South Carolina
last Saturday to see the races.
Mrs. Oscar Williams and Mrs.
Gayle Gosnell had dinner with
Mrs. Herschel Franklin last Sun
day. Ponder Heads
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to the members of the board and
the public in general for the co
operation received in acquiring the
tomato packing plant , .
Replacing Mr. Maattorn ;
member of the board and a dire
or is Mrs. Vena Davis, of Mi
J. Herschel Sprinkle nominated
Mr. Ponder for president and
Donald Stines seconded the nomi
nation.
The by-partisan Development
Board has been instrumental in
working toward the establishment
of the tomato pracking plant
which it expected to be randy
later this summer for the current
crop..
Other officers of the board
Local Editor
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of which Madison County is
branch, and the flwrtjjnsjUrn
Area Offices in Atlanta, Ga. The
county directors also approved the
selection.
Other panelists on the Pofclic
Relations-Public Information Panel
are: Cornelius J. Bryne, of Seattle,
Washington, who will serve as
chairman; Miss Rosemary Bache
lor, Public Information Chairman,
I 'la infield Area Chapter, Bain
field. New Jersey; and Miss Mary
HeiUnd, Executive Diractor of (fee
Dayton Area Chapter, Dayton,
Ohio.
Delegates leaving by United
Airlines Sunday from the Ashe
ville Airport from the Area Chap
ter include, in addition to Mr.
Story, John N. Daniel, Chapter
Chairman; Mrs. Gordon Spencer,
Chairman of Volunteers; Mrs.
Robert Brown, Chairman, Sup
porting Services; Mrs. Eleanor
I'enley, Director, Home Service;
Mrs. Helen Taylor, Chief Nurse;
Holcombe C. McDanlel, Adminis
trative Director, Blood Program;
1VH 1lirXWl, UltfWU IVRUN",
shall Upton, Chapter Manager,
Mar
The group is expected to return
by jet plane Wednesday night 01
next week.
RESCUE FAILS; 5 DIE
Opelika. Ala. Bryant Jones,
electrician, dropped his glasses in
to a ten-foot deep hole part filled
with dye-carrying waste water at
the Pepperell Company here. He
climbed down to the pit through a
small opening to try to retrieve
them. Four companions, one at a
lime, squeezed through the open
ing in an attempt to rescue Jones,
not realizing that the man ahead
was in danger. All five perished,
victims of poisonous hydrogen sul
phide gas which rises from the
waste water. The pit, normally
covered, was opened to permit
Mr. Jones to work on a pump.
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FFA Banquet
(CoBtinaad from Pag One)
several songs with Joe Lynn on
the guitar. Abo entertaining the
audience were Patsy Smith, Bran
da Roberta, Dora Ann Rica and
Louise MoDevitt who sang "In
The Good OM Summer Time" and
Tom Daotoy." The boys and
girls combined their talents for
a closing song.
Mr. Cola than awarded the De
gree of Honorary Chapter Farm
er to Jhn Story and Earle Wise
for their assistance and coopera
tion. Citations were presented
Citizens Bank and Bank of French
Broad for their financial assist
ance; and citations for use of
farms, farm animals, etc., were
presented to E. C. Teague, Hll
hard Teague and Johnny McDev
ttt Following these presentations,
citations for outstanding KrA
members in various categories
were presented as follows:
Most Outstanding, Tony Gra
ham; Farm Forestry, Deryl
Coates; Soil and Water Manage
ment. Clarence Davis; Farm Me
r""1""'
Edwin Wilds; Poultry
Fanning, Buddy Plemmons; lab
ile Speaking, David Rice; Star
Green Hand, David Rice; Dairy
Farmer, Stanley Boone; Farm
Electrification, Ralph Baldwin and
Teddy Cody; Chapter Star Farm
er, Everette Mace and Raymond
Norton; Farm Safety, Eddie
Payne, Bobby Fisher and Coy Mas
sey. Next year's officers were an
nounced by this year's officers a
follows: President, Everette Mace;
vice president, David Rice; secre
tary, Bobby Plemmons; treasur
er, J. B. Sams; Sentinel, Bobby
Fisher; reporter, Jerry Dale Hunt-
EASY MONEY DANGEROUS
Easy money is dangerous it's
an anesthetic that puts many a
conscience to sleep.
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100.00 LADIES' YELLOW GOLD
92.50 LADIES' WHITE GOLD
87.50 LADIES' YELLOW GOLD
87.Be .UNDIES' WHITE GOLU
71.50
71.60
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LADIES' YELLOW GOLD
LADIES' WHITE GOLD
LADIES' WHITE GOLD
(Plus Tax)
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM
LADIES' & MEN'S
$6.95 and up
See RON WILSON or JIM SPRINKLE
AT
SPRINKLE-SHELTON CO.
MARSHALL, N. C.
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46.79 37.43
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42.53 34.03
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ROARING FORK
MRS. HUBERT PANGLE,
Correspondent
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Tangle, a daughter, Angela Kay,
May 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bagby, Scott
and Susan had supper Sunday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Tangle.
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Parker, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Anderson and
daughter of Kingsport, Tenn., vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Parker
and Mrs. Callie Parker Sunday of
last week. Mr. Parker's health
has improved some.
Arthur Fowler called on Hu
bert Pangle Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fowler and
baby spent Sunday with his moth
er, Mrs. Tiaha Fowler.
DOPGE1
am ana
Dodge ue
D. M Robinson, secretary;
sale at
C. D. Bowman,