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sons, copyrighted by the In
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GOD'S JUDGMENT
OF JUDAH
now amend . your ways and' your
doings, and obey the voice of the
Lord your God; and the Lord will
repent hhn of the evil that he hath
pronounced against you."
(Jeremiah 26:13)
Lesson Text: Jeremiah 7; 26; 52.
The central truth of this lesson
is that disobedience to (Sod's
ordinances inevitably erida in both
fu.ui.Jt unci national Lty, kt.l
national disaster. ,-. , t ,
: If we are in any doubt on this1
score, w have only to reflect on
the story of the downfall of
Judah, as depicted so graphically
for PS in the Dook of Jeremkh.
Indeed, in "our own day and ton
we have witnessed in very recent
years the downfall f hitherto
great nation , who , went against
Christian principles and .beliefs.'
Judah would aot live according
to God's laws; nedtheT . would she
heed the warnings that Jeremiah,
at God's bidding, gave to her oik
more than one otosafon. .;':
Judah" had suffered spiritually
under the regime of King Zede
kiah; Idolatry was rampant, and
the people only gave lip-service.
toAhe Lord in His temple. They
shirked the discipline the Chris
tian life would impose upon them.
They ignored the fact that
while they went through the no
tions of worship God knew
what was truly in their hearts.
Thus it was that Jeremiah re
fused Zedekiah'e command to inter
cede for Judah, for the (Jeremiah)
believed that Judah hajd sinned too,
long to escape the fate that was in
store for her. ..And f re
fusel, he was imprisoned! ana ex
iled, , . . .y:-,.i- V
Are we ourselves, entirely In
noeen of the sins of the Judeem?
Are we not equally guilty with
them m sne , of our attitudes I
Our idols may Just be different
wealth, position, our comfort and.
easel The broad, wide, avenue of
Spiritual laxity is so much, easier
to travel than the thorny path of
eetf-dledpHns arid truth that God
would hare i treai'j,.i;i ".-'
We are ntons to take ttndue ad
vantage of tour f ellowmen, and
we, too, are v sometimes 'bHnd to
the fact "thai, although God's!
punishments are sometimes seem
ingly exceedingly harsh,- they are
always intended, in love, to have1
a redemptive purpose. ' The cross
es we may be asked to bear win
invariably strengthen our spiritual
awareness and discipline our souls.
We, in this day and time, are
equally in need of responsible;
God-motivated leaders . . . not
hypocrites or rabble-rousers
but Christian-oriented men who
have the courage to speak out and
call us to order.
We need to repent. We need
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Having qualified as Administra
trix of the estate of Bernard Ed
wards of Madison County,' North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims agtainet the
estate of said .JBernardl Edwards,
to vresent them to the undertiirn-
ed within! 6 months from date of
the publication of this notice or
same will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. ) . All persons in
debted to said estate ideas make
immediate payment, ,
xna vfts 7tn, day ox October,
1969. .'"'
. LTLLTE EDWARDS
Rt. 2, Marshall, N. C.
10-9, 16, 23, 80p
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE!
Eavtnar qualified as Administra
trix of the estate of Orville (Bud)
Ramser-of MridbsMt Coantv. North
Carolina, this is to notify ell per
sons bavins claims against the es
tate of said Orville (Bud) Ramsey
to present them to the undersign
ed wrtnin o moreens irom date off
the publication of this notice or
eame will be pleaded in bar of
KJheir recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate please make
immediate payment.
This the 10th day of October,
1969
Virginia m. ramsey
Hot Springs, N. C.
10-16 ll-6n
to mend our spiritual fences. We
must ever be aware of the in
evitability of GocT judgment up
on the disobedient who ignore His
ways 'and refuse to acknowledge
guilt and the need for reforma
tion. We need to acknowledge the
fact that we are constantly in
need of spiritual renewal!
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra
tor of the estate of Leoter Goe
nell of Madison County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the
estate of said Leoter Goenell to
present them to the undersigned
within 6 months from date of the
publication of this notice or same
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate please make immediate
payment.
This the 20th day of October,
1969.
EVERETT GOSNELL
Rt. 6, Marshall, N. C.
1023, 30 116, 13chg.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executor of
the estate of W. C. FWler of Mad
ison County, North Carolina this
is to notify all persons having
claims against the- estate, of said
W. C. Fowler to present them to
(the understeied wlthta 6 months
irom date of the pubEcatioo of
tnoB notsce or seine win be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persona indebted to said estate
tlease make immediate payment.
This the 27tfi day of October,
1969.
W. BURDER FOWLER, Executor
10-3011-6, 13, 20c
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EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
by
DR. LOCKARD
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8 A.M. to 12 Noon
FRIDAYS
IN LOY P. ROBERTS
BUILDING
MARSHALL, N. C.
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WARTS
DISSOLVE AWAY!
Warts are caused by
viruses. Removed by
amazing Compound WI
Compound W contalrts twd,
medicines widely used , by
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used as directed, can dis
solve away warts In Just
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no pain. Remember: warts
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J ATWIINISTRATOR'S' ' NOTICE
1 .Having qualified ma Administra
te, r T A' . if Ilia liiita of W. O.
Ttmwn. Madiaim Ootmtv. North
Carolina, this is to notify all per-.
DDI Bmriiqf vuuuia uw
m. W C. Rranrn to nrtMnt
then to 'the mdenigned within
months from date of the publi
cation ox vtos noace w same -wui
be pleaded in bar of their recor
rv. i All Mrsoos indebted to said
estate please .. make 1 temod-tts
i Ttoa toe vu any oi . wwr,
j w'i MALLTE E. BROWN,
Administrator CTA.
Poote 1, J?.Thall, North Carolina
10-9, 16, 23, t.'p - - -
RESALE NOTICE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF MADISON - '
IN THB GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE, SUPERIOR COURT. ,
' DIVISION BEFORE THE
-'" ' .. CLERK '. 'iK'V
JOSEPH B. HUFF, administrator
of the Estate of Wade E, Payne,
deceased. ' :
jswiuKnwr,
BETTY JO LOWERY AND HUS
BAND, BILLIE LOWER Y .
Kesponaents.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF
AN ORDER of the Superior Court
of Madison County made in a spe
cial nroeeedmc therein nendlne
entitled as above and signed by
the Clerk of the Superior Court;
and
Under and by virtue of an or
der of resale, the undersigned
commissioner will on November 6,
1969. at eleven o'clock in the
morning at ttie Door of the Court
house in Marshall, North Caroli
na, offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash upon an opening
bid of Five Thousand Dollars
($5,000) but subject to the con
firmation of the court that cer
tain tract of land lying and being
in No. 1 Township, Ward, 2, Mad
ison County, North Carolina, and
more particularly described as
follows
A certain parcel of land lying
and being in No. 1 Township, Mad-
1 ri X XT LI. SI -li
nun vuuniy, .nortn iorviuw, vn
Bailey's Branch Road adjoining
the lands of Woodard Payne, Clin
ton Wilson and others and being
more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake at the
Bailey's Branch Road and at the
mouth of a gully and where a
culvert is under the road, being a
corner referred to in the 5-acre
tract described in the paragraph
just above; thence up said road
to John Wilson's line; thence with
John Wilson's line to the Dal
las James line; thence with the
James line to the Hotoert Ball
line; thence with the Hobert Ball
line to the Ponder line at a rock
comer; then with the Ponder line
to a small apple tree near a
gully, a corner called for in the
second tract described in Para
graph 4 just above; then down and
with said gully and cross fence
to the Beginning.
EXCEPTING THEREFROM
that certain 4.S3 acres, more or
lees, conveyed by Wade Payne to
Clinton Wilson, said deed being
of record in the Madison County
Registry in Deed Book 91, page
486.
Subject to whatever defects will
be revealed by an accurate survey.
A ten percent (10) cash deposit
will be required of the highest
bidder.
This 16th day of October 1969.
JOSEPH B. HUFF,
Commissioner
10-28, 80c" '
MISNOMER
The district attorney, unable to
shake the witnness's testimony,
resorted to sarcasm.
"They call you 'colonel'," he
said, "In what regiment are you
a colonel T"
"Well," said the witness, "It's
like this. The 'ooloneP in front
of my name is just like the 'hon
orable' in front of yours. It dtoes
n't mean a thing."
FOR
ARGAINS
YOU CAN FIND
THF.M HERE.
READING THESE ADS
All Types Of
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Including' '
Vinvl Fabrics . ':
(Plastics or Leatherettes) '
Fre E'-"tss. -
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To Your Home
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In a creek, off a bridge, through a wall,
Stood icy-wet Bertram Q. Ball,
" With dead wiper blades,
Clear vision soon fades,"
Moaned Bert, "I could not see at all!"
PREVENT THOSE WINTER DRIVING WOES
The Safe Winter Driving League presents the following tip for
safer winter driving from the National Safety Council: "Don't
be a 'peep-hole pilot.' Brush snow completely off front, hack and
side windows. Replace dead wiper blades with live, new ones to
prevent streaking. All your lights should be working, with
headlights aimed properly. You must see danger to avoid it."
Tomato Growers
(Continued from Page One)
gether a number of time and de
cided to organize a tomato grow
ers association. Representatives
from this county and from Hay-
iwood, Buncombe, Mitchell and
Macon counties met in Ashevule to
discuss the possibilities of organ
izing a North Carolina Tomato
Growers Association. This group
of tomato producers from these
counties organized and received a
charter. (North Carolina Trellised
Tomato Growers Association, Inc.)
Madison County is represented in
this organization with two on the
Board of Directors. Don Edwards
from Madison County is the presi
dent of the North Carolina Trel
lised Growers Association. N. T.
iPlemmons from Buncombe Coun
ty is the secretary and E. B. Rick-
man from Haywood County is the;
vice president.
An effort is being made to have
as , large participation as poesiblel
throughout Western North Caro
lina from tomato growers to be
long to and support the North Car
tohna Trellised Tomato ' Growers
Association, Inc. Membership in
this organization constitutes mem
(bership in the local organization.
North Carolina has nine Other
including the apple growers, the
fruit and vegetable associations'
blueberry growers, the grape
growers, the yam growers, and
others. Representatives from
each of these groups and the North
Carolina Trellised Tomato Grow
ers Association recently met in
Raleigh and organised the North
Carolina Horticultural organiza
tion representing . all the 'major
fruit and vegetable organizations.
The primary purpose of a toma
to growers aasocsfautton is to pro
mote and develop the trellised to
mato industry. This includes re
search on breedmg, . growing,' and
disease control' andj anyvother-activity
which will promote the bet
terment of tomato piroAietion and
marketing. ,:,. . ,", . v '-
A meeting has been scheduled
With Our Boys
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(FHTNC) Marine Pvt. First
Class Roger D. Hunter, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Rex O. Hunter of
Rt. 2, Marshall, is serving with the
Second Battalion, First Regiment,
First Marine Division in Vietnam.
When not engaged in major op
erations, Marine of the battalion
participate in company and pla
toon size sweeps through the bat
talion's area of responsibility in
search of enemy infiltrators.
The also conduct civic action
programs designed to aid the1
South Vietnamese people.
Set Michael Edmonds son of
Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Edmonds
Of Rt 8, Mars Hill, is stationed
with the 4th Infantry Division in
Pleiku, Vietnam. Sgt Edmonds
was stationed one year in Germa
ny before going to Vietnam.'
for Wednesday, November 5 for
all ' tomato growers . in Madison
County. The meeting will be held
in toe oourtnouee as v.-w p. m.
A discussion and explanation on
the North Carolina Trellised To
mato Grower 'Association, Inc.,
wlil be held. Dr. .Albert Banedy-
ga, in charge Horticulture Exten
sion, will explain the functions
and 4 the benefits of some of the
other horticultural assorialtkms in
North Carolina.: Doctors Tom
Konsler and Harry Duncan, Ex
tension Pathologist and Horticulr
fcurist, will explain., tihe research
underway on tomatoes and dbKoes
some of the needs of expanding a
research. Tomato producers wfll
be encouraged to Join tits Associ
ation so that Jointly they may
help solve some of their problems.
Tomato income in Madison
County in 1969 was Just sheet of
one and one-half mfflkm' dol lars.
ft could! be a two to three million
dollar anoaal enterprise, in Madi
son County, ' : j
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