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COLEMAN C CALDWELL
The Nfws-Kecord Office
Marshall
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
Modem, well lighted office space
located on Main Street in Mar
shall. Building could accommo
date several persona. Contact:
LISTON B. RAMSEY
Marshall, N. C.
ROCK-BOTTOM
RATES
JAMES ALLEN
Marshall, N. C.
Phone 649-3251
649-2104 (Home
For Quick, Efficient
Radio. Television,
and Watch Repair
Be
HOWELL'S RADIO
TV SERVICE
Phone 685-3765
Main St Mars Hill, N. C.
AH Work Guaranteed
WANTHH to buy eld decks; have
good used TV sets ; will hay, sell,
trad en WATCH HB, Mai what
you? - PICTtJBH TUBES IN
STALLED 9M up.
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SPINET PIANO BARGAIN
Wanted: Responsible party to take
over lew monthly payments on a
spinet piano. Can be seen local
ly. Write Credit Manager, P. 0.
Box m, Hope Mills, North Car-
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A -Diet Tablets. Only 98c at
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Marshall, N. C.
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HELP WANTED Opening for
Rawleigh dealer in Madison Coun
ty. Established customers. Can
earn $2 to $3 hourly and up.
Write Rawleigh Dept. NC I 680
1109, Richmond, Va.
9-9 d: 23p
FOR SALE 1968 641 Ford
Tractor, $1195.00 ; 80 other Trac
tors, $195.00 up; New Holland
Saner 66 P.T.O. Baler in good
condition, $495.00; Corn Harvest
ers, $95.00 up; Grain Drills, $60.00
op; No. 8 Allie Chalmers Corn
Snapper $345.00 ; 210 pieces of
Assorted Farm Equipment; New
ft Used Tractor and Mower Parts.
P. A. RAMBO
8 miles north of Greensville, Tenn.
Camp Creek Road
Phone: 689-9412
9-9,16,23,80p
SINGER SEWING MACHINE: In
like new cabinet equipped to ZIG
ZAG, bottonhole-s, fancy stitches,
etc. Local party may finish pay
ments of $11.14 monthly or nay
complete balance of $47.81. Can
be tried out locally, it interested
wa: National's Adjuster, Mr.
Wiles Box 6126, Charlotte, N. C.
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Amos Z. Treadwa
Passes Wednesda;
Funeral Tomorro
Amos K. Treedway, 88,
Madison County farmer, died
Canton nursing; home Wedn
September 8, 1966 after a lo
ness.
He was a member of
Baptist Church on Spring
Surviving are two daugh
Mrs. Mabel Haan of LeO
Oregon and Mrs. Jessie Cra
of Hot Springs Rt. 1, and
grandchildren.
Funeral services will
Friday at 2:00 p. m.
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Coleman C. Cat
and the Rev. Dewey Rogers
'officiate and burial will be in
church cemetery. Pallbearers
be Charles, Junior, and
1 Sams, Hayden Meadows,
West and Leo Willett.
The body will be at Cra
Funeral Home in Canton
placad In the church one hoar
fore the service.
Revival To Start
At Walnut Creek
Church Sunday
A series of revival services will
ftediB At the JTslhut Creek Baptist
Cnartfc Sunday night.
The fcev. William Huntley, pas
tor of the Balfour Baptist Church
id Bnscefnbe County, will be guest
rvices, which will
7:30 (dock.
WATCH REPAIR
Watch master Timed
30 years experience
In order for a watch to be
Correctly repaired and reg
ulated' it must be adjusted
after repair. Instead of
tabitig fveaks to adjust by
the old method, we now
hare,-Ai"!sxfnsive electron
ic machine called
C'vvM ASTER" i
.This is the only machine of
wypef fn our county
wFilcri is a good reason to
brjngriie"' jrour repair work.
SLUDER
Main Street
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Sunday afternoon.
Sluder Sponor
Shoots On By-Pass
Every Saturday
Lee Sluder, secretary of Mar
shall Gun Club, is putting on a
Shoot each week, weather permit
ting, on Saturday. He is giving
i this Saturday for prises.
ooting will start at 10 oVloefcl
at tne jesse uauey pi ace on uie
By-Pass. Mr. Sluder says for ev.
eryone to bring their favorite .22
rifle or shotgun and that ammo
will be furnished.
"Please come out and be with
us each .Saturday as long as the
weather permits," Mr. Sluder said.
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Mead soon outlining project
Mora than $100,000 has
allocated to conduct the
The program will be under con
stant study and evaluation of its
results. At lta conclusion the mat
hods which have proved to be moat
effective will be made available to
ether communities throughout tile
nation similar to Madison County
H. S. Football
Marshall - Cranberry
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Johnny Fisher scored the touch
down for the Tornadoes and Mike
Jenkins made the extra point on
pass.
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Marshall
Cranberry
H. S. Football
Hot Springs - Clyde
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Gerald Bay ran one of the extra
Wayne Henson, s halfback, and
Dean Robinson were
on defense for the1
Cardinals.
Vernon Russell snd Johnny Wsr-
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Clyde. Russell set up s touchdown
a 32-yard run and Warren
with a 87-yard
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H. S. Football-
Man Hill . Eaat Yancey
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''-fjl He opened the scoring in the
3 jjg first quarter by taking a 10-yard
'lipase from- quarterback Mike
40 1 Young, then ran 70 yards around
J-I right snd to paydirt in the second
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Robinson then gslloped 76 yards
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tar, and fullback Bob Anderson
ran over from the t yard line lor
still andother TD in the same pe
riod. In the final quarter, Young
tossed 10 yards for the visitors'
last touchdown with Robinson on
the receiving end.
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ASC Convention
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Ojmitteeman will be decided by the
1-30 incumbent county committee sub
ject to appeal to the State com
mittee; the convention would pro
ceed, however, on the basis of the
county committee decision.
Mr. Robinson urged all ASC
farmer-delegates to be sore to at
tend the county convention. Im
portant changes have beep made
id election details, which make
this year's convention more im
portant than ever.
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Letters To Editor
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forts by the United States to free
enslaved nations now under com
munist domination snd to msin
tsin a strong foreign policy
against communist aggression
wherever it occurs.
3. To further emphasize the im
portance and value of the Repub
lic of Korea as one of America's
Bnli.i'nmmiini rt nro-W extern al-
.. . . . mmmltfald te . for
eign policy of victory over com
munist imperialism.
A Tn imnUmrnt nraorrama and
... 1 muuit nt an-
ti-communist organizations
throughout the Far East.
5. To supplement the efforts of
and maintain close and continuous
coordination with other aoti -communist
organizations within the
United States toward Ac preser
vation of Freedom within the Re
public of Korea and continue the
fight against communism through
out Southeast Asia.
6. To accord honor and recogni
tion to those Americans who
fought and died for the cause of
freedom in Korea and to those
who have aided in the preserva
tion and perpetuation of Korean
democracy and culture.
7. To sponsor and encourage anti-communist
groups and organi
sations to seek new and mora com
plete ways of combating commu
nism economically, militarily,
and psychologically.
8. To encourage the
materials on communism by
of all nations and actively pro
mote their participation in a unit
ed effort by freedom-loving youth
everywhere in Asia to defeat com
munism through effective organi
zation and education. 'MMf -
9. To train and' equip know
Iedgable students.' to deaj with
communist tactics wherever, they
may erupt. , i.r.,-
The course of recent events in
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ASC Ballots
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member in their respective order.
Persons receiving the fourth and
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ASC community will serve as first
and second alternate members of
the community committee. The
three newly elected community
comitteemen will also serve as del
egates for their community at a
eeunty ASC Convention on Sep
tember 17 whan a county ASC
committee will b elected.
All newly elected community
committeemen and county ASC
committeemen will take office on
October 1, 1966 snd serve for one
year or until their successors are
elected. ,
Revival To Start
(Continued from Page One)
years as Aasociational Missionary
of the Liberty Baptist Associa
tion.
He is married and has two sons.
the Far Eaat gives us ever in
creasing cause for concern, not on
ly about the present but about the
future. Communist declarations
and manifestoes are unmistakably
clear whether they emanate from
Moscow, Peking, or a satellite cap
ital. The basic intention of the
communists ia to dominate the
Wmm World. gjt---y:-jMt,
Don't let freedom die without
a struggle. I believe the Founda
tion is a valuable and worthwhile
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can effectively be fought and an
ti-communism effectively nurtured.
In the interest of peace and
freedom, I solicit your support.
Sincerely,
JOE L .MORGAN
Member, Korean Cultural and
Freedom Foundation
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