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NEWS-RECORD
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BEAUTY AND A GLASS OF MILK how well they go together!
Suzann, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Powell of Mars Hill, makes
all year a dairy month, for she likes milk. And milk guarantees Suzann
a clear skin, sparkle in those bright eyes, and a boundless store of ener
gy for her joyous days. Cot Courtesy Citizen-Times
ACP REPORTS
DUE NOV. 30
Fanners of Madison County who
carolled in this year's Agricultur
al Conservation cost-sharing pro
gram have only through Novem
ber 30 to complete their approved
soil and water conservation prac
tices and file 'their performance
reports, according to announce
ment today by Ralph Ramsey,
county ASCS office manager. It
was pointed out that a vast ma
jority of the farmers within the
county who take an active part in
this voluntary program have been
very cooperative in that thev per
form their practices as soon after
approval as possible and then
make their performances by mail.
Ramsey said a few of the form
era arey neglectful in that they
fail to follow through with their:
responsibility in clearing the ACP
recortls for their farms and urg
ed all farmers who had! not al
ready completed their practices
and reported performance to do
so not later than the deadline date
of November 30.
' Seal Campaign
Starts In N.X.;
Olive Chairman
Raleigh -Judge Hubert E. Olive,
State Christmas Seal Campaign
Chairman, launched the 1MI
Christmas Seal Campaign in
North Carolina today when ha
presented the first Christmas
Seal to a representative of the
Post Office Department
The recipient is symbolic of a
group of workers upon whom much
of the success of the Christmas
Seal Campaign depends. Approxi
mately 660,000 letters carrying
Christmas Seals are being deliv
ered to the homes of North Caroli
na this week.
When making the presentation
Judge Olive declared, "By this set
I extend to yon and the Depart
ment you represent the apprecia
tion of affiliated tuberculosis as
sociations throughout North Caro
lina."
Judge Olive emphasized the im
portance of the Campaign by re
fer! ng to the continuing problem
of tuberculosis in the state.
"Last year there were 1,464
new cases of tuberculosis report
ed in North Carolina," said Judge
Olive. "Of course, there were
many times this number who were
exposed and perhaps infected."
"The State of North Carolina
spends four and one-half million
dollars per year to hospitalize our
tuberculosis patients," he con
tinued, "and, in addition, large
sums for prevention."
As we approach the Chrsitmas
season we instinctively think of
others and the Christmas Seals
remind us of what we can do to
enable those who need help to live
a better life," he daded.
"Through the years Christmas
Seals have been a motivating force
in fighting tuberculosis and other
respiratory diseases," Judge Ol
ive emphasised. "I urge you,
therefore, to purchase Christmas
Seals so that we may come closer
and closer to our goal of eventual
eradication of tuberculosis among
our citizens."
SCHEDULE - DIAL. 1460 DAILY W.M.M.H. PROGRAM
Monday Saturday
12:80 Weather
o:-atga oe the Air
6:80 Service Show
6:6 Breakfast Tans Country
Style
8:00 News
:0ft Breakfast Time Country
Btyia
:-News Headlines
6:80 Breakfast Time Country
Style
7:00 Homing News
7:10 Weather
7:16-Joe Emerson
7:20 Sports News
7:M Breakfast Time Country
Style
7:29 News Headlines
7:80 Breakfast Time Country
Style
7:66 Sammy Bland Basing
Newt (Man. - Wad. Fit)
8:00 News
8:06 Music for a Happy Day
8:4ft Morning Devotons
8.-00 Soul Winning Gospel Hour
9:30 Gospel Sing time
9.-46 Gospel Singtime
10:00 News
10:06-Gospel Stat
11:00 Good News Gospel
11 :80-Gospel Sing Time
11:4ft (Mon.-We4.-Sat) Church
of Christ Broadcast
12:00 Trading Post
12:10 Dinner Tims Country Style
12:20 News and Bulletin Board
12:86 Chuck Wagon Gang
12:46 Farm Forum
1:00 Farm News
1:06 Obituary (Mm
lOO-KatuUy Musio
2:00 News
8:06-1400 Oh
4:06 Country Capers
4:29 News Headlines
6:00 News
6::16 Service Show
6:30 Sundown Serenade
6:00 Sign Off (Month of Oct)
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
DR. LOCKARD
8 A. M. to 12 Noon
FRIDAYS
THE L. P. ROBERTS
BUILDING
MARSHALL, N. C.
Shrinks Hemorrhoids
Without Surgery
Stops Itch-Relieves Pain
For the nrst time sdeaee hat found
a new heal ins substance with the as
tonishing ability to shrink hemor
rhoids and to relievo pain without
surgery. In ease after ease, while
gently relieving pain, actual reduc
tion (shrinkage) took place. Moat
amaiing of all results were ao thor
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements use -rues save ceased to
be a problem!" The secret la a new
healing substance (Bio-Dyne)-discovery
of a world-famous research
Institute. This substance is sow avail
able in suppoiit ory or oin tmn t form
called reparation BW. At all drag
counters.
WBT Announces
Football, Basketball
Schedule For Fall
WBT Radio has scheduled a new
game in its ACC scheduled for
this season, forming a double-
header of football and the two
most decisive games of the cur
rent year.
Friday the 20th, at 7:45 r.. m.
WBT will air the Wake Forest-N
C. State clash, which followed by
tiie Uuke-Garolina game on Sat
urday could result in a three-way
tie for the 1964 conference cham
pionship.
Also on WBT's fall midiron
slate is a rescheduling of the
rained-out Duke-Tulane game, air
ing Saturday, November 28 at
8:45 p. m.
The Duke-UNC rivalry will air
the 21st at 1:15 p. m.
inikee rematch with Tulane will
draw WBT's football broadcasts
to a close, for another year, and
prepare the way for a 40-plus
game schedule of Davidson and
Atlantic Coast Conference basket-
Ill Memorjiam
In loving memory of our husband
and father, JOHN L. SHERLIN,
who passed away Nov. 23, 1963
When evening shades are falling
And we sit in quiet alone;
To our hearts there comes a long
If he only could home home.
Friends may think we have for
gotten, When at times they see us smile;
But they little know our heartache
That our smiles hide all the while.
Sadly missed by his wife and
children
MRS. JOHN SHERLIN
Stella, Porter, George, Noralee,
Wade, Jeter and Johnny
SAVES TIME
Figure out where you want to
go before you start it will save
lots of timej
ball games, which begin December
6 with the WBT origination of
Davidson's clash with Wake For-
est in Charlotte's Coliseum.
AUCTION
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WALL .... NORTH CAROLINA Dealer Franchise No. 2633
10:30 A. M.
The John Bates Easterly Farm
APPROXIMATELY 200 ACRES
ALSO CATTLE - MACHINERY - HAY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Situated in Greene County. Tenn.. in tho 25th Civil
District, about 10 miles southwest of Greeneville,
near Loves Bridge, 1 mile south of Hishwav 41 1 lead
ing from 'Greeneville to Newport.
The farm borders on and lies along south bank of
Nole Chuckey River, and just across the river from
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farm are the following; improvements: 1 substantial
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from spring with electric pump, also tenant house,
i targe toDacco oarn, i large stock and hay barn.
Farm lays along good gravel road with good frontage
on either sid of road'. T asrvpH hv mnil uVinni hn.
una z milk routes, tret and Kralt.
Farm contains approximately 200 acres 100 acres
of farming land - 75 acres of grazing land t 25
acres woods, some saw timber and 7 acres in red
cedar. Farm borders on and is watered by Chucky
iRiver, has 2 springs other than good spring for house
water.
FARM HAS 1- ACRE TOBACCO
ALLOTMENT
Barn Space Reserved For To
TERMS OF SALE V4 CASH,
BALANCE 1-2-34-5 YEARS
Possession of land at once, house in 30 days. Included
in sale are 20 head of beef and dairy cattle, some
farm machinery, including tractor, 5000 bales of hay,
All orchard grass and clover, 7-can milk cooler almost
new, some household furniture, 1 living room suite,
1 dinette set with table and 6 chairs good' as new, 1
piatform rocker and glider. SALE CONDUCTED
FOR MR. & MRS. EASTERLY BY:
BOWERS BROTHERS
Aictioieers
Elizabethton, Tennessee Day Phone 542-2511
Night Phone 543-1323
Johnson City Phone 9264322
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