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. t....rr ft '.. " ' I ...; 'it 'it .jv.:; -- . ' ; '-.'.!... -.;v v s,v. 5 wrJv,- . .,...v . ..,.?. THE ONLY NEWSPAPER PI IRf icurn IM MA mcriM rvM imtv . t,1 (Jl i r -yoL. xxi i 4 r MARSHALL, N. C, MARCH 6, 1925. 1050 I 1 If. 1 LP STM flCLEflH-UPielin WCOPfliet) MARSHALL'S NATURAL BEAUTY SHOULD MADISON (X)UNTY ORANIZATION FORTDE NEAR EAST RELIEF CAMPAIGN ;The following arevthe nmea of persons who havfifbecii" duly f appointed to conduct campaign jn-Madison Gouniyrto' raise . f' ' tEe allotment Tor Madison Countyjs quota for thVjrelief"6f the i -5.' starving" children" or' those who will starve unlesseach" cduhty ; f does its part for; their relief.- Each of the parties appointed purpose of. collecting funds, Those in charge of the. work; for the county as a whole are expected to see to it that eacVcom munity-is properly organized. It'is to be hoped thfit eaclr person appointed -vtiU immediately proceed ithj the, work as signed to ,them,'.and that MadisonCounty within the next month will have raised the five hundred and forty-four dollars Madi .We have heard 'that some oftthe neoDle of Mar shall intend painting their hoifees as spring comes uii. vv uuiu uvi ue a iroou ume to siart a suirit ot rivalry (good natured, of course) to see who will u uitj iust iv ciean up, paicn ip, ana paint up our premises? It would add ereatlv to the annear- ance of some of the residences.' even on the hill, to be freshly painted, but especially the residences and business houses on the main street of Mar shall. Spring and summer vqjloon be here, and perhaps more than ever befoirel will tourists from f . - - --i -' ail over, tne country be passing through our town. for the support of n,n. orphan duldren for Em'MVmkSt mountain PASTOR OF BAPTIST CHURGI TO PREACH SUNDAY h 't ARTISTIC TOUOI EVERY MEMBER OF BAP. TIST CHURCH URGED TO BE PRESENT "Is Marshall Baptist Church a Winning Church?" will be thP subject next Sunday morning ai tne captist church in Mar shall, when the pastor, Rev. GRAND JURY'S REPORT February Term 1925. Horace L. Smith will preach. The topic for the evening serv ice will be announced at the morning service, and will be es pecially for young people. It . is especially requested that ev ery member of the church be present. next year. There is no other source to take Madison's place for the re lief of these jaine; children.'; If you ieally believe in; the prin ciples of the Christian religion, you will help." .;.;; ,-1 t. John a. hendricks, ? . . NEAR EAST RELIEF County -MadisHi QuoU-44544.00 f" " North Carolina Division ? ' COUNTY ORGANIZATION, ' Chairman, John Ar HendrickslMarshall, Hi .C, I . . Vice-Chaintfa, E. R. Tweed-MarshalU , t . Treasurer, AvWhitehurstLMaiall, N:VCx ? ' I . jChainnaif Women's Division,- .,. K A :" ' AJ ; -tTMIsa Epps Haws Z L-LWainuW N. C. V P"t Chairman Speakers Bureau. 11 r " ' -,W g. Bamseyw ; rf .Cttarshall Ni'C?- 1 , Chairman Publicityr HL. Story Marshall.'-N. C"- '4 NAME . 7 W. T: Davist'Ji:. - Mrs. B. M. SaffortL Prof. R. L. Itfoore- Till1 Stanley. Jasper Ebbs. G..V. RusselU G. W: Wild. Wiley : Roberts. Henry Roberts. J. C. Robinson- Ii.ZrEller .... W.-C. Silvers Levi Hamlin Joe Brown, . Edgar Brown Dr. I. H. English C. CPeek-.-j ; J. A. Leake , :- Dr. J. H. Andrews.. 'R. M. Gahagan r McKinley Cooki Rev. James L. Hyde Spencer. Rice : Address I'Hot Springs, N, C :Hdt Springs, N. C. r; Mars HilL-N, C. Joe, N. C- i ...Trust, N. C. .Bluft N. C. LBig Pine, N. CI .Marshall. N. C, R. F. D. 5 -Marshall, N. C, R. F. D.l .-Marshall, N. C, R. F. D.1 j-Mars Hill, N. C. Marshall, N. C, R. F D. 2 -Buckner, N. C. ' IWaverly, N. C. " Faust, N. C. Faust, N. C. .Flag Pond, Tenn., R. F. D. 1. ,.Revere, N. C. " -White Rock, N. C. ' BeIva, N. C ..Belva, N. C. -Walnut, N. C. scenery, Marshall can be ma4i one of the mostl ueaumui iovynsm ine unneappies. . .JJiveryooay would like to se& his oher twn grow and pros per. In order for a town to kitxw it "'ixiiist attract people. of it to attract it:nip niak6 a.good im pression on -Visitors and peogleL passing through. If the street of Marshairwem up, all the dilapidated fcm eled, freshly painted; or torn down, what a good impression ..would toiirists J ve .as c they , pass through; Thbeautiei scerifery a- lorig tile Erenc&BroabTJlivr between Asheville and the TenhesseelineWcpp: lilto any person from the f lat countryho trr els irougfc either 7 rail or autbmoDilerana k idreds arid thou safidatDfJstraiMer .Big Laurel, N. C. V DR.; AfffiRE SUFFERS STROHELNPULPIT V. The many friends of Dr. 3 Andre, pastor of the Presby terian Church in Marshall wil , regret to learn that;; he had a . slight: stroke' while in the pul pit conducting the service last Sunday evemnga Since then in moving ground ' : his house he had a fall. Dr. Andre is much beloved by not only the mem- , bers of his own flock, but by all who know him, who feel deep ly concerned as to his welfare. TO MEET WITH GET A TRANSFER If you are on the Gloomy lne,l Oet a transfer! v If you're inclined to fret and pine," bet a transfer! ' Get off the" track f Doubt and Gloom, Get on a Sunshine Train there's room, Get a transfer! - . " If you are on the Worry Train, ' - Get a transferl : , , , You must not stay there and complain Get a transfer I - , ;v f The Cheerful carf are passing thru; And there's a lot of room for you. - - Get a transfer! - J If you are on the -Grouchy Track) - ' - Get a transfer! ' '-.' Juit'take a Happy Special back, , Get a transfer! . Get a transfer! c i ' The Ladies Missionary So ciety - of t he 1 Presbyterian church- wi hold "their regular devotional meeting, Thursday, -March 12, J925, with Miss UnaJ Goldsmith. ,- - T - fV 14 Mary "Marriage must have girl, the sick woman called the lrfe-' , - ' orphan to her., and said: "II Alice ''Hot at all. , I used snail soon leave my ume enn- dren motherless.. They know business houses impress people that a spirit of faro grese and sense of the artistic possess the inhabi tants of such a community and they , naturally wish to become citizens. The pamt on a" house gradually fades from day to day so that the own er of the house fails to notice the difference. It is said that a frog placed in a vessel of cold water can be boiled to death by gradually heating the water, for the reason, that the difference of the temperature of the swater at any moment is so slightly different from what it - was the moment before that there is never a moment when danger seems imminent. The pamt on a house looks so nearly like it did the day before that it is hard to arrive at a time- when painting must be renewed. But the stranger or visitor sees the difference afid one of the provinces of a newspaper is to observe such conditions and call attention to them. NEW YORK SUBSCRIBER PRAISES NEWS-RECORD , I am enclosing a dheck to renew' subscription to your papery I want to take this occasion to congratu late you on the improvements you have made in the ' News-Record, since taking it over. I am from North Carolina, and my. wife is from Madison County, and we would not like to do without your paper, for several times its cost.; Wishing you a prosperous 1925, I am, i-, ' $ Yours very truly,:;' . "- ; -r'Z 'A.L. FEAGLE, V , - i V'H,. ' SSSO-Broadwayvii'vvv'-- '..U; ? NerYork City. . We, the grand Jurors for the above stated term of Superior Court of Madison County, have completed the work assigned to us and beg to submit the following report: We have carefully consider ed all bills of indictment, com ing before us and made diligent investigation into the facts in each case and have made' pre sentments; .for all violations coming:under our observation or brought to our attention All the" County Institutions have been visited and a thor ough investigation made as to the manner in which each Was. being conducted. We find the County ourt House in splendid condition in every particular, all offices being kept and conducted in an efficient manner. 31 We visited the County Jai and find the same in good con dition except for; two toilets which are leaking and ned new valves.ijjWe recommend that the County Commissioners have raatteetteiidedJto Satl once.? '..The v prisoners 1um complaint to make Ms to the treatment and wet 1 commend those in charge of the "Jail for the conditions as found. We find conditions at the County Home in good condition with ' the exception - of toilets which are leaking and need new valvs. We recommend that repair. We recommend that the County Commissioners have same repaired at once, There was no complaint made by any of the inmates and all seemed well cared for and satisfied. It is reported to us that the steps leading up to the school house in the town of Marshall are dangerous for ingress and egress of the children and that some two or three have beon in jured. We recommend that the Board of Education take some action to eliminate this dangerous feature. , , We find the condition of the County Chain Gang camD on Little Pine in No. 7 township, to be very satisfactory, or as srood as might be expected at such a camp of this kind. The sani tary, conditions are all right and there was no complaint from any of-the prisoners as to treat- LIST OF JURORS LIST OF JURORS DRAWN FOR MARCH TERM OF SUPERIOR ..COURT, MARCH 23, 1925, TO-WIT: Corn. No. 1 Township F. Shelton, J. M. Baley, J. W. Burnett, and J. A. Snelson. No. 2 Township Robert A Ramsey and E. L. Cutshall. No. 3 Township G. G. Roberts, J. W. Sprinkle and' J. M. Burrell. No. 4 Township J. E. Wilson and J. A. No. 5 Township T. J. Tatman. No. 6 Township W, .C. Brown. No. 7 Township Bunyan Ramsey and Payne. No. 8 Township T. L Plemmons. No. 9 Township G. C. Buquo. No. 10 Township Luther Chandler. No. 11 Township R. F. Shook and Julius L. English. W -V WO. 14. township A. S. Keith and Bob Sams. No 15 Towmhin ' f- JSTIorgan: ,;ju V G. M. Buckner. J. F. LARGER FINANCIAL INCOME NEEDED IN MADISON ANDERSON BRANCH Ninety acres of pecan trees were, planted m Richmond County this winter as a result Jump on the trajn and pull th op of work done,Jjy County Agent Thatjands you at the station Hope.JW. 11. liarton. : Y- - . . you yfCad love you, and after I jom gone I want you - and, my husband to marry." , ; , The young woman, bursting id: wife rccovcre .1 to sit up half the nfghtVaiting for Alf cd to go home, and now I sit up waiting for him to come home!" ?.ir tiiodist ., ; QUARTERLY . CONFERENCE irJd tears, st f Mnz about. ft--t 1 "We were justlcIay c;,yyu l"a bm0KC .S.?x': Five little Utile : Meri5 Tried L Experiments; :l j'O'i c to;, o". ; ( The second quarterly con ference of the Marshall- -Hot Springs charge will be held at Walnut next Sunday, March 7. Dr. Sprinkles, Presiding Elder to see if it was chartred. I" J A tl , V ( . mm I v 01 inx Asnemie uistnct, -xi.l T reach at 11 A. The con- 2 - r( nee hour will bo he!d in the rr ONCE UPON A TIME t? Five A'man'struck' a match to" see if the gasoline tank in his auto mobile was empty.- It wasn't." A man patted a strange bull dog on the head to jee if th 1 critter was - affectionate. It wasn t. - . - ' Aman speeded unto secif he could beat the train to the crossing. He iouldn't. ; A man touched a trolley wire Kit 2.3. A rr : cut out his advertising he could pave money. ment. Beds .were reasonably ciean, 100a good and whole some and served m sufficient quantities. - .. We measured the amount of road completed, within the past thirty days, and find it to be 2150 feet or a fraction less than one half a mile. : From .information obtained from the County Auditor, the Chain Gang is costing the coun ty: $1500 per month, with an average of twenty men";work on an average of twenty, davs it. ..... rrt 1 1 r per rauHui,,; ,1 ma wouia .ngure an average cost of from' $1.75 to $2 per day per man, not tak ing into consideration costs of teams, explosives or tools. We recommend that ? the County Commissioners thoroughly , inw vestagate this cost as compared to hired labor or contract price 01 construction. tr tneyi find that this cost cannot be reduced we recommend that they pur sue a course more economical to the county. We commend the Board of " . . . . tuuuiy Aumraissioners ior .ine condition of the various County Institutions." r : ; Resrcctfu'ly submitted, ' S. B. ROBERTS . ; ForeniEn of lhe Giv,nd Jury. " Editor News-Record : - " The world is changing every day. The dawn of every day finds the world a little differ ent from what it was the day before. These changes are so small' that a lot of us do not notice them. The same holds true of states, counties, and mu nicipalities. The condition that prevailed 25 years ago would not meet the needs of our county today. Each new day brings forth new conditions that require new i deas to meet them. Just take the school system in our coun ty. Going back 25 years ago. I can see the little one-room log schoolhou8e I went to. Today there stands in its stead a mag nificent frame building with a graded school. Quite a con trast, Js it not? With all our developments in schools and roads in ' Our county, we still . have an economic situation that is driving our progressive citi-" zens to more live and growing . communities. . The greatest need of our county, is a larger - financial income to the people of Madison, . which ; will enable them to take Care of the, heavy burden of taxes they are now carrying.! If the; county com- . . missioners have the jower. . I would suggest they exempt any - industry from taxes for a peri- - od of 10 years that wilt locate in our county. We have the , -same. population we had fifteen years ago. t we cannot stand still. ; We must go forward or backward, .and may we-go for ward. ; If there is anything that i is reactionary m our beloved county, I truly hope its head " will be ground off with the wheels of progress and its body trampled in the dust by the . feet of the militant thousands that are marching to the new day of prosperity and a better laaaison County. -i 1 ' ... . .V 1 ."'' ' "t J.
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