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Marshall, N, C.
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Call or see GUNS ALLEN or
JAKE liUNSrUKU, Marsnau.
5-21tfc
(WANTED: SOMEONE with good
credit to finish payment on bj
moaaMBLjahJaetmode I AUTO
MATIO WLJ.Art SewSne Ma
chine in this area. Total balance
$49.20. Detail where seen.
Write: National' Credit Dept.,
Box 6126, Charlotte, N. C.
7-9 8-20c
60-ACRE FARM FOR SALK.
Good 6-room house: 2 barns and
other building. Well grassed and
fenced. 79-one hundredth tobac
co base. Would swap for small
farm with tobacco base and good
buildings, and difference. See
LUTHER HAGAN
in Rector Corner
7-13, 20p .
1960 VOLKSWAGON with heate
and sun roof; clean; in good con
dition. Phone 689-3881 or see
DAVID M. ROBERTS
Box 615 Mars Hill, N. C.
7-16tfc
HELP WANTED Be a Raw
leigh Dealer. Good year round
earnings. No capital necessary
Write Rawleigh Dept. NCG-680-870,
Richmond, Virginia.
7-9 & 7-23p
LAND AUCTION Tuesday,
Juyl 28, 10 a. m., rain or shine
Harry Kamsey Property, former
ly known as Tom N. Ramsey Es
tate; located 4 miles southwest of
Marshall on NC 63. Tract 1: 58.9
acres; tract 2: 64.3 acres; to be
sold in separate tracts or as a
whole. "Dube Ramsey," Auction
eer. For further information con
tact HARRY RAMSEY. RED 1.
Marshall, or "DUBE" RAMSEY,
Walnut.
7-16, 23p
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT One
cabin oa a good black top road
near Laurel High School and
Shelton Laurel Creak - IW
trout etream. Write: Ted Tweet,
Marshall, Rt. 8, Box 91.
7-23p
PIANO FOR SALE One good
upright piano. Will sell cneap.
Contact
MRS. WAYNE RAMSEY
Rt 6, Marshall
7-23c
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THE WATKR OF LIFE
For almost twenty-four hours, ,. . nri I
recently. Chioagoan. had to boil I n" " " M
their drinking water.
iTrviTacvirirPir.P NREDKn Mrs.
Jessie Whitt, Weewvilla, N. CJ
Rt z, Box w, teiepoone .
689-2144, needs someone to stay
with her as her mother is not
well. There's very little work
to do. The location is near
Briggs Esso Station, two mile
south of Mars Hill.
7-23c
WOMEN WANTED Part time
typing at home. $30 to $60 week
ly. Send resume and hours avail
able. BKPR, Box 36365, Houston,
Texas.
7-23 -13c
DO YOU HEAR BUT DO NOT
ALWAYS UNDERSTAND? Mr.
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Pharmacy all week from July CTjHhaak Thee that Thou are always
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TODAYS
MEDITATION
READ PSALM 107:23 31
Without were firhtinjrs. within
were fears. Nevertheless God, that
comforteth those that are cast
down, comforted us by the coming
of Titus. (II Corinthians 7:5-6).
We were on board a small ship
crossing the strait from Tasmania
to Melbourne. Unfortunately for
all on board, we ran into a severe
storm. The boat was tossed about
like a small chip of wood in the
Burging seas.
Mv onlv comfort that night was
the knowledge that in spite of the
fearsome power of the storm, God's
power was far greater.
The apostle Paul writes about
similar experiences of our human
weaknesses and need, but he high
lights the almighty power and pre
sence of God to help in times oi
distress.
This is both an ancient lesson and
ene for today. Perhaps the strug
gle is financial. It may be illness
br difficulties within the family.
It mav even be facing physical
danger. Whatever it is, we need
to remember that this word oi
Paul to the Christians in Corinth:
"Nevertheless God . . . comfort
eth those that are cast down."
Prayer: Father in heaven, we
thru August 1. Come in and dis
cuss without obligation your prob
lems with him, or write today to
Henry Leigh, Box 448, Waynes
ville, N. C.
7-23c
Millions of
small fish had Jammed the water
intakes far out In Lake Michigan,
arjd had died there. It wa, of
course, a major operation to clear
them all away and make sure that
Chicago's drinking water was un
contaminated.
It is of the utmost importance,
always, that the water, we drtak
is nure and fresh, and this la no
lea so where spiritual matters
are concerned. The Bible has much
to say about stagnant water, and
foul water, and poisoned water,
but the spiritual life of those who
trust in Christ for salvation is
called "the pure water of life,"
doubtless because it is so whole
some and refreshing.
Perhaps the reader will recall
the picture our Lord drew for that
sinful Samaritan woman at tne
well of Sychar. John 4:10-14 telll
how He and the Samaritan woman
discussed Jacob's well. Somehow
She seemed to sense that He was
contrasting her vain pursuit of
pleasure with eternal life, when He
said:
"Whosoever drinketh of this wa
ter shall thirst again, but whoso
ever drinketh of the water that I
shall give him shall never thirst;
but the water that I shall give him
shall be in him, a fountain of wa
ter, springing up into everlasting
life" (Vers. 13, 14).
How true this is! The pleasures
of this world do not satisfy. Men
keep pursuing them to keep from
being bored, but the everlasting
life that God gives to those who
trust in Christ is a never-ending
source of refreshment and joy.
And it provides the greatest in
centive to serve Him.
Those who possess the joy of
oin foro-iven and of peace with
God naturally long to serve and
Bervice exceot that which springs
from genuine gratitude and love,
!? ,"e rZ ; i,lt registered in the court house
We love Him because He first t
loved us" (I John 4:19).
ARE YOU ONE OF THE 18 MIL
LION PEOPLE IN U. S., who can
hear but do not always under
stand? Then discuss your prob
lem with Mr. Henry Leigh with
out obligation and find out how
he can help you to enjoy hearing
oirain Mr T.AHrh will he at Rob
erts Pharmacy from July 27 thru
August 1.
7-23c
with us. Help us to trust in Thy
nresence under all circumstances,
and so abide in the peace which is
beyond human understanding. For
Jesus' sake and in His name we
pray. Aatea.
Thought for the day: We una
Joy and peace when we accept
God's solutions to our problems.
C. P. Hughes (Australia;
GRANDMOTHER RETIRES
McGuire Air Force Base, N. J.
Mrs. Mable Page enlisted as a
private in the women's branch of
the air force 20 years ago when
her son was drafted. The 69-year
old great grandmother retired with
the rank of master sergeant, ane
held the record of being the oldest
enlisted member, man or woman,
of the air force.
M. fc
ROBERT B. LEE
Far the N.C Bar Association
CONDITIONAL SALES
What is a conditional sales con
tract? It ia a type of contract used by
many persons in buying items of
personal property on the install
ment plan. It enables the buyer
to get immediate possession of the
property on his promise that he
will pay the full purchase price
later in certain specified install
ments. Although the buyer ac-
nutma noasession. the seller re
tains the title or ownership of
the property until the last pay
ment is made.
Merchants frequently attract
the attention of customers by ad
vertising the conditional sales con
tract security device as the "easy
payment plan," "budget plan," "de
ferred paymeV: plan," or "digni
fied credit plan."
If the conditional buyer misses
one of his payments, may the sell
er take the property back 7
Yes. If the conditional buyer
fails to make any payment when
it is due, the seller can repossess
or take back the property.
If the seller repossesses or
takes back the property he can
still sue the buyer for the amount
of the sales price not yet paid, less
any amount he gets from a resale
of the property.
Is a conditional sales contract
valid oral?
A conditional sales contract is
valid, as between the conditional
seller and the conditional buyer,
without a writing. But in order to
be valid against the creditors of,
God natura v ong to serve u . , , , . .
, j nA o ond purchasers for a valuable con
please Him, and God desires no conditions
sideration from the conditional
buyer, it must be in writing and
Manv conditional sellers do not
make a general practice of regis
tering all written conditional sales
eonjract. TtoaJxesp1
Her only contracts involving a
large mm of money or where, in
their opinion, there ia considerable
financial risk.
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Freeman, Snelton
(Continued from Page One)
poll book nor that on June 2
"and since that date" failed to re
tain custody of the other 22 poll
books of the county's precincts.
All poll books used in the coun
ty's 28 precincts prior to the June
27 Democratic runoff primary are
still missing.
The petitions directed to Judge
J. Frank Husk In of the 24th Ju
dicial District, claim that the ous
ter is unlawful and that there i
no statutory provision for an ap
peal.
Therefore, the petitions con
tinue, Freeman win ha deprived
of his right unless an order is
entered directed to William Joslin
and members of the state board to
hand over to Madison County Su
perior Court for review s trans
cript of the ouster hearing and
the subsequent order.
Freeman asks that the Superior
Court review his testimony and
other proceedings involved in the
ouster, and says "that there is no
other means of appeal provided by
law unless this Petition for Certi
orari is granted by the Court"
Hawkins said the petitions would
be calendared for a Superior Court
hearing, probably on Aug. SI.
GOP Outlook
(Continued from Page One)
vember battle with Johnson. Wal
lace appeared on CBS' "Face the
Nation."
The action offered the Repub
lican presidential nominee some
possible rewards in Dixie, if he
maintains his conservative course,
that would have to be weighed
against what he might gain else
where if he yielded to irvtra-party
pressure to swing toward the mid
dle of the road.
Rep. William E. Mliler of New
York, the vice presidential nomi
nee, indicated he would like to sea
some overtures to the party's
moderates and liberals in the
party's Northern industrial states
that would bring them around to
active support of the national
ticket.
But Miller said in response to
questions on NBC "Meet the
Press" that failure to get tne
backing of such men as Sens. Ja
cob K. Javis and Kenneth B. Keat
ing of New York, Hagh Scott of
Ponnsvlvania and Clifford P. Case
of New Jersey "wont be fatal."
OoMwater said in Phoenix, Ariz..
he thinks ho will do well in New
York and Pennsylvania in Novem
ber.
Miller said he favors a summit
meeting of Republican leaders of
all shades of opinion to canvass
1 0 fafelltd Br?. t9r -At
MISS SHARON FINCH, of Thomasville, was
chosen Miss North Carolina Sat. night, July 11 in elab
orate ceremonies in Raleigh's Memorial Auditorium.
Miss Finch, left, is shown with one of the runners-up,
Miss Luray Marie Lindgren, of Charlotte.
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the prospects for the campaign
and to give their advice on strategy.
Change of Venue
(Continued from Pace One)
out that a demand was made on
June 11 of the etate board to cer
tify Ponder as State Democratic
nominee and that the state board
had failed to act. "It is not what
they have done but what they
have failed to," Cocke said.
It was after lengthy reading of
laws and discussions that Haw-
kin ruled that the motion be al
lowed.
In appealing the decision to the
superior court. Leake is basing his
contention that the hearing should
be before a judge of superior court
having jurisdiction as provided by
GS 1-683.
Accompanying McGalliard to
Marshall for the hearing was
State Board Chairman, William
Joslin.
A small crowd attended the
hearing which consumed about an
hour and a half.
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