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Phone 649-8261
649-2104 (Horn.
Marshall, N. a
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FARM FOB. SALE 86 ION,
20 MM feWCter lrvd; 20 acres hill
46 acres woodland; m
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allotment: mod five-room
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J. J. PONDER
861 Lathrop
Detroit 8, Mich.
Sell Mars Hill 689-6667
1-eMp
older tana.
Highway 19, on
Mars HiH Rt
12-31-
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RUBBER STAMP BUSINESS
Stamps ml all kinds Op to any
sise or length. Quick service.
COLEMAN C. CALDWELL
ar see Earl Davia at
The News-Record Office
Marshall
FOR SALK
in Walnut
KENN
Cash or Mi Call
FOR fJALEif? straw for
ale by gjg,r:
FOR SALE
1991 VttaJfwagon;
dean and in good condition
Priced reasonable. Saa,
EAILPrl ""RAM.SK Y
Marshall, N. C.
l-21p
40 pairs Ladies' and Children's
new shoes now being SOW at the
VARIETY SHQP on Main Street
Stop by. Prices Jow. All must
go.
l-21p
Tomatoes
lary of the
Page One)
beting Specialist, said the crop aj
--a - La al.nl
vi vi uo wi i Pai 1. 1 j asm jMiiavw ma
laat hard frost is passed Count ACP for tha ioju
ad can be put to a. to as May revealed tbat 1981 farm, took aa
L but tot growls intending s ln .
twiaa out one or mora of tha an.
their county expansion agent aa umrad farm cractiesa an which
a possible, and certainly be-fth. florernment shared th. -eat
fan February L arfth the farmer on about 60-50
Under the direction of John Af . haale. The count, summnrw n-
Winfield the msrketo aWakm of n-j, Iollowlnir hltmkAo' of
I I 1 i. U tmm. I W
W aparxroem s. nuw. participation on approved
aacwSMr. acreage of fruita and hhm.il mi FVta.Mu.kmAn m
vegetaMes as well aa Pt rstnawmt protective vegetative
of Mraatock from Nor Carolina eovw. 107 farmi 260 acre. 15,
pastures. At the same tfcne it ,891.00: (2) Increased acreage of
works wtin ouoar wajetative cover on cropland to
to promote production of eP ntailoft 646 farms - 1498 acres
and livestock to fill the
Judge Patton
(Continued from Page Oaa)
yaare latar. Shortly thereafter.
Gov- Hodges appointed him real-
Judge of the 80th District to
succeed Moors.
Patton rapraaaatad Macon Conn
ty to the State Houae of Repre
aenUtivea hi 1989. Ia August of
that year he waa appointed an
assistant attorney general. He
aerved five and a half years, un
til he was appointed general coun
ael or the State Highway Com
Surplus Food
buyers and tha consuming public,
Graham said.
Bitten By Dog -
(Con binned From Page Oaa)
- 68 farms 888
81,789.00; (4) Planting trees
for forestry pnrposes 14 farms
88 acres 1488.00: f5 Imnrov-
'tog aa established vegetative cover
,1007 farms 6028 acres 850,
ianni. a t .n; tn. A i-
a little panic, age on wet lands 10 farms 24
the possibility acres 8448.00; and (7) Bstab
n stung winter vegetative cover
Gov. Moon commented:
"George Patton, who la a valued
friend of long standing, has aerv
ed the people of North Carolina
ably and faithfully aa a legislator.
a-twmael for th
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MAN WANTED for 1500-family
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1-7, 14,21,28p
MALE HELP WANTED Sell
KNAPP SHOES full or part
time. Earn 826 to 8150 a week
on high commissions and bonus.
Steady year-round business.
Equipment furnished free. Write
to J. G. Clayton Knapp Shoe,
Brockton, Mass.
1-14 ,21c
FOR RENT A 4-room house,
near uranaview unurcn. Also
For Sale Kitchen Furniture
Priced to sell.
MRS. C. M. BURNETTE
Rt 1, Alexander, N. C.
1-14, 21p
Shrinks Hemorrhoids
Without Surgery
Stops Itch-Relieves Pain
For the first time ecience has found
a new healing substance with th as
tonishing ability to shrink hemor
rhoids and to relieve pain - without
surgery. Ia ease after ess, wall
Ssntly relieving- pain, actual red ae
on (shrinkage) took place. Host
amastnf of sll results were so thor
ough taat StttYsrers made astonishing
Statements like "Pile have ceased to
be a problem!" Th secret is s new
heeling aubitance (Bio-Dyne)-die-eovery
of a world-lsmoui research
Institute. This aubitance is now avail -able
ia lupporitory or ssatssoat ena
called evaporation H. At sll dreg
counters.
and may be even
when we consider
that the dog may be mad. If you .
are bitten by a dog, the first thing 1 1006 farms 2084 acres $4.-
to do is contact the owner of the 127.00.
dog and have him confine the dog Ramsey explained that the gross
so that he may be observed. The amount of Government cost-shar-most
important thing is do not ing with our farmers in last year's
destroy the dog, unless of course, i Agricultural Conservation Pro
he is definitely showing the gram amounted to $112,096.00 and
symptoms of rabies. The dog should , that the farmers who took part
be confined for at least ten days contributed about this same a- (Continued from Page One)
and observed closely. If he shows mount excluding eir labor cost patronB of WaJnlJt and B, p.ne
no sign of any of the symptoms of to performing the practices. u ucrv inuTuicTro
Highway Commission, as an as
sistant attorney general, aa a
judge, and aa attorney general. I
regret that our state will be los
ing his services on a full-time ba
sis, but I am pleassd that he will
remain to the public service as an
emergency judge."
Judge Patton ia well known to
Madison County, having presided
many times to superior court here.
His charming vrfte accompanied
the jurist to Marshall practically
every time he presided here
(Ceasiaaeil from Page Oaa)
uld not be ax-
selves.
Mr. Bill Zink could
by any strs
to k
toes he
Oam trust of the Republican County
Commissioner. MsBwle. ftftJ
who baa openly an fssgtsxltft r T
no ueueuuy to
Ifblg aa lilt
New Rural Route-
no sign of any oi tne symptoms
rabies in that tim, you may con-
skier yourself safe from the poS" I
nihility of being infected with ,
rabies. The only thing the wound ,
should be treated for is tetanus.. ,
If, on the other hand, you kill the
dog before he can be observed for
ten days, then you have no choice '
performing the practices.
196 ACP GETS
UNDERWAY HERE
Emory Robinson, chairman of
but to consider the dog had rabies
and start taking the long, painful
treatment for rabies. All dog
bites should be reported to the
County Health Department immediately.
WO MINUTES
urn
THE BIBLE
a. STAM
FOR SALE
1066 Ford Automatic Black 4dr.,
needs two new front fenders and
very little other work to get it
into shape. Radio and Heater.
Also I have a 1941 iStudebaker
that is to srood shape. 16" tires
Baby blue, original motor, paint
job, seat coven, ana upnoistery,
even the instructions that came
in the srlovecomnartment. I wil sell
these cars at a very reasonable
dirt rate to let them go. I will be
at the News Record Office Mon
day through Friday, 8-5 o'clock;
or you can see these cars at my
home on Rtl Marshall.
EARL DAVIS
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oocaoo as, roiNOu
GO, AND SIN NO MORE
The self-righteous phariaees had
brought a fallen woman to Jesus
and "when they had set her in
the midst," they began to accuse
her, saying: 1 "Now Moses in the
Law commanded us that such
should be stoned, but what sayest
thous?" (John 8:5).
Gaad Grade Grass Hay far sale.
1-21 -4o
O. M. JAR VIS
Man Hill, N. C
They ware .using this fallen
woman to embarrass the Lord in
to agreeing that this woman should
be stoned, or else leaving Himself
open to a charge of repudiating
Moses's Law.
At first He made "as though
He heard idtT but when
they continued asking they got
what they asked for! Simply
answering;. ?He .-that ia without
sin among you, let him first cast
a stone at her," the Lord turned
away to let that sentence do its
work. They bad "set Her to the
midst." Now; He had set them
in the midst and, "convicted by
their conaciences," they "went out
one by one" (Ver. 9).
And there stood the woman
alone before Him: a great sinner
and a great Savior, . Since none
of the Pharisees had dared to cast
a stone at her, the Lord said: "Nei-
sfcher do I condemn thee. Go, and
sin no more" (Ver. 11).
Thus the Lord graciously for-
ithe Madison County Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation
Service Committee, today remind
ed local farmers that the Madi
son County 1965 Agricultural Con-
; aervation Coat-sharing Program
ia now underway. He explained
.that it ia through this program
that the Government assists the
farmers in performing approved
I farm practices that will help them
'solve their soil and water conser
vation problems. This assistance
lis in the form of cost-sharing of
about 50 of tiie coat to carrying
(out the practices approved for tha
individual farm. Robinson said
ihn initial turn wwln siomnn neri-
gave the sinner-woman, yet with- . sUrted ousrujarr 11 and will
out ignoring the demand of the' j T M1r, ....
ers who were unable to file their
request with the ASCS office dur
ing this period could file anytime
prior to the time the practice ia
started. Farmers who do file dur
ing this two weeks period will
ignoring
Law. He had not denied that the
woman deserved punishment. He j
had only pointed out that the
Pharisees themselves were sinners;
that they, like she, needed a SAVIOR.
Thank God! Since "Christ died have "eir approvala aerviced by
for our sins, "God can justly for-
mail and those who file later can
. , . ... 1 1 . 1 Mtl -
give us - and He will, IF we but e Bcea . 7,
acknowledge our sin and our need county ACP for 1986 is ba
of a Savior, and do not join the "y the for, f'
self -righteous who keep "going CP ,or 8 fW changes for im
about to establish their own provement. Major changes Un
righteousness" (Rom. 10:3). elude a small increase in the coun
ty allocation of Federal funds and
"This is a faithful saying, and more flexibility to the program,
worthy of all acceptation, that jn conclusion, Ramsey urged ev
Christ Jesus came into the world ery farm operator to give serious
to save SINNERS . . ." (I Tim. I study to his farm plans for 1965
1:16). God is very gracious to and to utilize the available ACP
those who will acknowledge their assistance to hia farm to solving
sin and their need: "For the same his more urgently needed conser
Lord over all is RICH UNTO ALL vation problems.
THAT CALL UPON HIM, fori
WHOSOEVER SHALL CALL I
fa aaasm m m m
UPON THE NAME OF THE. .Mate 1 O Aid
LORD SHALL BE SAVED"
10:12, 13).
(Rom.
LATE RISERS
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ing an usually the ones who are
always behind time.
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WE BUY COUNTRY HAMS
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SON'S GROCERY
RAMSEY POSTMASTER
Another change, effective at the
conclusion of business last Friday,
was that of the postmaster of the
Marshall Office.
Frank Ramsey, who has been ser
ving aa Acting Postmaster at the
Walnut Office, assumed the duties
of Acting Postmaster of the Mar
shall Office. Marvin Ball, who has
been Acting Postmaster hen, is
now serving a temporary rural
carrier of tha new route (Routs
7).
Ramsey is well known to Mar
shall patrons, having aerved as
substitute clerk here in 1963.
Prior to that time he was county
auditor.
Ramsey announced this week
that the office personnel would
remain the same with Mn. Sallie
Brigman, clerk; Earl Fisher, clerk;
and Paul Thomas, substitute clerk.
to permit a rubber stamp
baa facsimile of his signs
tan to be used in dispatching the
County Business. This I am pos
itive is unique ftrUMfftitcioi
North Carolina. No SscretarJ to
any other County
to my knowledge,
ante a business
.Ruajpess
of a rubber stamp s
hia Chairman
I make this sideexplAatiod to
justify my own doubts as to
whatber or not the' poot jafff-
riais would careiuny preserve ine
records of their predecessors when
ia obvious that they do not
trust each other. , . .
The complete Surplus Food Rec
ords an presently in my custody
and will rematn In my custody un
til turned over to Representatives,
, & ... i .
of Mr. Jay Davis, State Director.
While in my custody, any taxpay
er, including the present County
Commissioners, Clyde Roberts, Joe
Huff, etc., can contact me by
phone, letter or by word of mouth,
and I will present the full -set of
records in the Madison County
Court Room for full inspection
and will not ask anyone, includ
ing the ones I do not trust, to- get
behind the bar during the exam-
nation. : .,.
Mart Hill To Hv
(Continued from Page Oaa)
to Stinae and Mr. and Mm Wal
ter Levins.
Originally founded by late
President Franklin D. Rassavelt
aa Toe National Foundation for
Infantile Paralyeis, the organisa
tion ia now known sampty as "The
National Foundation."
Since the development af tha
Salk and Sabto anti-polio vaccines
and. tha conquest of polio, tha
Foundation has shifted its major
effort to the struggle against birth
defects which afflict one baby oat I
of every 16 born.
Some of the Foundation's money
ad effort still go, however, to
tha care and treatment of polio
vtotimsand to the support of
The Salk Institute for
Studies.
Biological
is
Contributions to the March
Dimea help research scientists
and physicians search for cause
and con of birth defects am) fi
nance birth defect treatment can
ters fnm coast to coast
Scientists call birth defects "ths
greatest child health problems
Ifacing America today." Approx
imately 250,000 babies an born
in America each year one ev
ery two minutes with a aerious
birth defect.
"We hope that residents of the
Mars Hill area will be moved by
these figures and will open up
their hearts and their pocketbooks
Monday night to help in this
worthy project," Mrs. Httftf laid.
HARRV RICE
SAVINGS
BONDS
(Continued fnm Page One)
aid from a state level.
According to Carroll'a reply, a
study of the local situation will
perhaps be made in April.
Dr. Carroll's letter follows:
January 12, 1965
Mr. Zeno H. Ponder, Chairman
Madison County Board
of Education
Post Offfef Box 440
Marshall, North Carolina
Dear Mr. Ponder:
Dr. J. L. Pierce, Director of the
Division of School Planning, baa
given to me your latter of Janu
ary 4 in which you, to behalf ftf
the Madison County Board of Ed
ucation, request assistance in a
study of your school building and
educational needs.
Dr. Pierce informs me that he
s requests from thirty other ad-
minfartnttve units and that he and
hia aaawitotaa will move tote
of these surveys as rapidly as poa-
of
fltamces, R appears that H will be
tha early part af April before he
can begin a stony of your atten
tion.. I nope you will atay to eom-
rnunicattion with Dr.
With all good wishes, I
Stoaerely yours,
CARROLL,
of Public Instruction
Mm
Florida Vegetable
(Continued from Page One)
beans, squash, strawberries, cu
cumbers and tomatoes wen badly
damaged by heavy frost, the worst
in seven years in some areas.
Thick, black amoks from smudge
pots put out by citrus and vege
table growers to protect their
crops made driving hazardous in
parts of central and south Flori
da-
Florida provides much of the
fresh winter vegetables for the
eastern third of the nation, and
some experts said the crop losses
could result in higher wholesale
and retail prices.
Cone See
The All
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New
4kt
e Save - Come Ir ve
Silent 1965 Cars
By FORD
Used
s
I CHAS. J
OF BALANCE
your responsibility
it often throws thai
ifcy out of balance..
1963 FORD Galaxy 500 Fast Back; Radio. Heater,
Power Steering. Power Brakes.
1962 FORD Falcon Tudor; Standard Transmission;
Radio, Heater; Extra Nice. One Owner.
1961 FORD Tudor; Automatic Transmission; Radio,
Heater. Motor Just Overhauled.
1959 FORD Galaxie Tudor; Standard Transmission;
Radio, Heater; White Tires. Real Nice Car.
1959 FORD Galaxie Fordor; Automatic Transmission;
Radio, Heater.
1959 FORD Tudor; Standard Transmission; Radio A
Heater
1957 FORD Station Wagon; Radio. Heater
i
Several Other Older Models To Choose From
Used Trucks
F-600 2-ton Truck; Heavy Duty; Custom
1956 FORD 1-ton Truck; Good Transportation; Rough.
Cab.
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MARSHALL, N. C.
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