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William S. Ebbs, 80,
Passes Sunday;
Rites Wednesday
Services for William S. Ebbs,
80, of Knoxville, a former resident
of Madison and Haywood coun
ties, who died Sunday, May 17,
1984, in a Knoxville nursing home,
were conducted at 2 p. m., Wed
nesday in Bethel Christian Church
near Bluff in Madison County
Burial was in Ebbs Cemetery.
Mr. Ebbs was a retired fore
man of car inspectors for tha
Southern Railway and had served
with the company 41 years.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Raymond Anderson of Knoxville;
a granddaughter of Chesterfield,
Ohio; five great-grandchildren and
three sisters, Mrs. Lillie Hill of
Knoxville, Miss Dorothy Ebbs of
Chattanooga, Tenn., and Miss Mn
ry Ebbs of Texas.
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Decoration
There will be a Decoration at
the Boss Wallin Cemetery at Re
vere, the fourth Sunday in June.
from there to the Dewey
Cemetery, where services
held at 2 o'clock.
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MARSHALL NIPS
E. YANCEY, 3-2
Clutch hitting by Ronnie Brazil
last Thursday enabled Marshall
High to turn back East Yancey, 3
to 2, in extra innings. The win was
Marshall's twelfth baseball triumph
in 16 games.
Buddy Ramsey, a freshman, hurl
ed five hit ball to notch his fourth
win of the season. He has lost one.
The Marshall forces pulled into
a tie in the fourth inning when,
with men on second and third, Bra
zil slapped out a single to score
both runners.
In the bottom of the eighth, af
ter Luther Worley smashed a
double, Brazil came through with :i
hunt single and a throwing error
scored the winning run.
Glenn Banks led the losers at hat
with a double and a triple in four
trips to the plate.
E. Yancey 002 000 00 -2 5 1
Marshall 000 200 013 4 0
Anderson,, Laws fi and Banks.
Ramsey and Worley. Losing pitch
er: Laws.
MASTODON BONES
Kamiah, Ddaho A skelton
described as being "larger than
that of an elephant" was recent
ly uncovered by a Kamiah con
tractor, Sigurd Groves, on a hill
aide near here. University of Ida
ho's professors, after studying the
bones, believe they are the re
mains of a "Columbian mastodon
elephas." - - --- ;
NERVOUS
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ACP REPORTS
DUE MAY 29
Farm operators within the coun
ty who requested and secured Gov
ernment cost-sharing through the
3 9 6 4 Agricultural Conservation
Program in performing approved
soil and water conservation prac
tices on their farms have the re
sponsibility of carrying the prac
tice) out in accordance with the
minimum specifications and for
filing a performance report with
the ASCS office within the es
tablished report date, according to
Ralph W. Ramsey, ASCS office
manager for Madison County.
He further explained that cost
sharing approvals given on soring
practices cany a report date of
May 29 which means that farmers
should complete their approved
practice(s) and file their perform
ance reports not later than this
date. There are, however, occasions
where the farmer is not able to
timely complete approved ACB
practice due to reasons beyond
his control. In such cases the
farmer may file a request that
the time limit for completing the
practice and reporting perform
ance be extended.
In conclusion Ramsey said that
a vast majority of the fanners
within Madison County had been
very cooperative in completing
and filing timely reports on their
practices and urged farmers who
had not filed their report on com
pleted practices to file their re
ports by May 29.
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What Really Matters
Who would ever have thought
that a mouse could force a mod
em airline to transfer 42 passen
gers from one big jetliner to an-
a six teen-hour vacation T
other and give the pilot and crew
Well, it happened in London re
cently. One of the ' 'bet ween-f light"
cleaners spotted a mouse on tha
New York bound jet and reported
it to his superiors, with the result
that the 42 paasengers were trans
ferred to a plane leaving soma
hours later.
The British Overseas Airways
Corporation said that they were
doing this to de-infest and fumigate
the plane. But de-infest and fumi
gate the giant plane because of
one little mouse? or even a few
little mice?
Well, maybe, but do you know
what I think? I think they fore
saw panic aboard if some of the
passengers should see that little
mouse while they were in flight.
Women don't exactly like mice and
it wouldn't bo good to have them
standing up on seats or rushing
for exists at .'i(),000 feet above sea
level'
Isn't it odd! They say a little
mouse can scare a hie; elephant,
human race. Comparatively little
and it isn't too different with the
things (end to frighten us so, while
too often we hardly notice dang
ers. The fact that "it is appointed
unto men once to die," and that
this can happen when least expect
ed; the fact that after this life
then will be no further opportun
ity to prepare for eternity; the
fact that a just and holy God
must judge sin. (See Heb. 9:27):
These are the really important
matters that so many people over
look in their mad scramble to en
joy life.
Let's get down to earth and be
sensible and face the question our
Lord asked in Matt. 16:26: "For
what is a man profited, if he shall
gain the whole world, and lose his
own soul? Or what shall a man
give in exchange for his soul?"
Let's stop living for this life as if
It were to end and for the next as
if it were never to begin.
CLIFF
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i ne Liora jesus wof ufea
Calvary to pay the penalty for
our sine (I Cor. 16:8) so that we
might be saved and sure of heav
en. Why not trust in Him and re
ceive "redemption through His
blood, the forgiveness of sins ac
cording to the riches of His grace"
(Eph. 1:7).
Decoration
There will be a decoration at the
Dry Pond Cemetery Sunday, May
24, beginning at 10 o'clock.
Wayne Roberts, Clement Ball, and
L. H. Kent, Committee.
For
Lieut. Governor
May 30 Democratic
Primary
Capable - Experienced
Served ! terms as
Member of House from
Moort' County.
9 Speaker of House
1 !)(;." Session.
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Lion, Woodman.
Business: Newspaper
and Commercial Print
ing. O Home: Aberdeen.
Family: Married, 4
child fen, ,'! grandchildren.
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Night Driving
More than half of the fatal
traffic smashups in North Caro
lina happen when its dark, even
though a lot less driving is done
at night than during the day.
The Department of Motor Ve
hicles tells us, for example, that
of last year's 11K0 death dealing
accidents, f00 of them occurred af
ter the sun was gone.
Tho reason should be apparent.
You can't see as well at niht
and you must set- danger to avoid
it.
Drivers try to maintain day
time speed, yet even the best head
lights illuminate only a fraction of
daylight seeing distance.
Night driving is more likely U
result in fatigue, sleepiness and
dulled reflexes.
And night is the time of social
Lbility which often means driving
after drinking.
Slow down!
It doesn't take brains or :skill to
send an automobile hurtling
through a tunnel of darkness. It
does take brains to soberly count
the hazards beyond tho headlight
beams and skill to bo ready to
meet the emergency which in a y
loom ahead at any moment.
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