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VOL. XXI
MARSHALL, N. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1925
1200
BEAUTY HINTS
GIVEN CO-EDS
University of California Wom
en's Athletic Association lays
Down Simple Rules
By International New Service.
BERKELEY, Call, Oct. 17 The
woman who would be beautiful and
physically fit should observe these
simple rules:
Get a total of 60 hours' sleep each
week; cat nothing between meals ex
cept fresh fruit; eat green vegetables
j at least once a day; drink at least one
pint of milk a day; relax completely
at leaBt one-half hour a day, and take
an hour's outdoor activity every day.
These rules were laid down recent
ly by the Womens' Athletic Associa
tion of the University of California.
According to the association, there
can be no beauty without perfect phy
sical fitness. For co-eds who go in
for athletics the association advocates
this program:
Eight hours' sleep five nights a
week; three regular meals a day; no
candy between meals, and not more
than one cup of coffee and cup of tea
each day.
Is there a tendency prevalent for
woir-.cn to be underweight?
University of California au'horitics
think so.
Sixteen "it o.' . 'ie woman en-te.-injr
th. m ity i; senvste,
are co::iae. "!y ; Jeruvight, ;'.c . jrd
intr to 1- I. y i inning .am,
cia:: :.i v ,ien. j
FIGURE,1 LARGE
matter.
"If we assume the theory of evolu
tion to be true, and furthermore tuke
it it for granted that life in some
form or other got started on Mars, it
would be quite unreasonable, in fact,
absurd, to assume that organic forms
allowed the same course of develop
ment there as on the earth. The
chances would be largely against it.
"It is conceivable that the Martian
may have developed into a being with
no power of speech or hearing, but
with a completely equipped radio sat
as a part of his body."
"Of course, this sounds absurd and
far fetched, but it is no more so than
to suppose that there are human be
ings on Mars."
While experimenting with photo
graphs of the planet made with var
ious color schemes, Dr. Wright found
reasons to believe that there is an at
mosphere around Mars. His experi
ment showed that by using infra-red
light the atmosphere or envelope of
gases around the earth may be photo
graphed through with comparative
ease. When using the ordinary violet,
light a very few miles is the limit of
DUTY
By EDGAR A. GUEST
I am not bound by conscience to achieve
High goals beyond my strength or gift of skill,
To plant my banner on a higher hill
Than those whereon my neighbors proudly leave
Their standards whea the sun sinks down at eve;
I hoar no voice that urges greater will
Or bids me strive for larger conquests still
And vaster fortunes, blind to all who grieve,
But something in my soul commands me thus;
"Keep faith with God and man and play the friend!
Heed not the cry of fame vociferous,
But keep life's gentler manners to the end-
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT'S COLUMN
Edited by O. S. DILLARD
the camera's eye." j
This was seen by pictures taken Jfl SSiiSiSfi LMiHiifilfiffi
by l)v. wrignt irom tne top 01 mourn
Hamilton toward San Jose.
In the picture taken with violet
SINGING SCHOOL AT THE FREET
li;'it, only the near-by ridge some six
miies distant is visible. In the sec- j
ond picture the infra-red light rolls!
aside the curtain of the atmosphere,
and San Jose, 13 Vx miles away, and!
. y-i . . t r "r a
..70 VOi.1- iiull'j iUUUIUUllia, JU liiuca
a..'tai;t, are as clear as the fore-gmund.
CI HER EXPERIMENTS
The State Department of Ed- over last year of around
ucation has recently completed $8500.00.,By means of this in
a study of the preparation of crease we have been able to re
the teachers of the various duce the number of non-stan-counties
of the state for the dard teachers from 45 that
school year 1924-25. It has were employed last year to 18
rated the counties on the basis this year. Next year, we shall
of the number of non-standard expect and require all teachers
teachers employed in their to hold at least the elementary
school system for last year, certificate of Class B before
By non-standard teachers is they will be employed. We al
meant those teachers wko have so want to get as many teach
not completed a standard high ers with Normal School train-
school course, and consequently ing- as possible. All authori-
cannot qualify lor the element- ties recognize that all teachers
ary teachers certificate, the should have at least two years
lowest standard certificate is- of work bevond hieh school
sued by the state department of graduation before they can do
education. These non-stand- the best work. Therefore we
ard certificates are divided into wish to urge upon all teachers
four groups; County Second to take advantage of all sum
Grade Certificates, Provisional mer school and other means of
B certificates ; Provisional A he improving their professional
certificates and Temporary cev- training. By this means only
tificates. can we build up the profession
County second grade cer- in the county to a position com
tificates are the lowest cer- parable with other counties in
tificates permitted to be issued the state, and especialyy in the
i by law. These certificates are West.
jrated as having two years of'
nign scnooi training, usuany, TPI 1Q"
WILL BAPTIST CHIIRf H SSuShO0X "Z-
A lu-mght Singing benool s
the Free Will Baptist Churc
Sunday, October 25, conducted
Messrs. Jeter and Chappel Wallin, of clipped.
Revere. Several of the young folks
o-f,! ,: - , -T , , , ; the equivalent of three y
h Hrt &nmn5f l&7 b6en W0Tr;hteh school training, pk
i b t VZ d fhal "!? w??,k s summer schools, or four
J l. eS, m at the time? - of high school Work in
l J? , II 1J i.
ianu a jew oi uie ouier onus liiu ul
rvuner experiments sr.oweu it po:-.-,temiin, an ,t !S honed that rauc.i
t.ble t take pictures of the Yosemite r.n0i wju be clone. Mr. Chappel
alloy, 125 miies oil", just as easily. 'eiu!er, knows quite a lot of music
wo pictures oi wars snow b'.riK-1 an( p0Ssesses the patience noerieu in
, J.lie.ences. Bolh were tal.cn teaching a singing school.
A well known woman is a fa-
visional B certificates represent
the equivalent of three years of
us two i
years
a non
standard high school plus one'
summer school The tempor
ary certificate represents four
We are having lots of
and
ers
By Internationa! Nevf-
UAI KiCli, N. C, O
kuudrcci niroty-ninc
North Cavv .Ina died d ;; ,
result of l-.f.-ri'ciric!?, :.ivo
figures com i"-..: hy the oia
of IL'-.Ul, . The:.: wr
as i. .or srit,.. :l,iii as -
sops. ih.. dr
201 negioe.
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parser-, in
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Board
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,yhite: ,
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o!her
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I the
inw time. The iirst
.:;'y a grayish disk.
are not done with their w;
We are having a very g
school at Mt. Pleasant.
were out Sunday on accou
We are still looking for
Rev. Everette Sprinkle.
Mr. Ben Plemmons w;;
of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Pric Sunday.
Rev. Ferida Hipps was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Davis for din
ner Sunday.
T. T HT T .. 1 - Tiff .
! A stranger strolled up to a .. " e X " m lne iaay' V?? . rl -na raaeic1- children were visiting Tug Fork, Sun
with thclcolored prisoner, who was tak- it was the French pheasants, tificates This represented day and took dinner with Mr. and
mouH Mrs. Malaprop as regards (school" work plus at least two
day
many
v.f rain,
pastor,
:ie guest
lie
protession-
picture
spcecn. summer schools of
",-nd what in France," asked !al training.
a. friend, "did von eniov IVioi in,f,..M,i;nn r.tnm
! ployed twenty-five teachers
l ost, Mrs.-
t.. , ... 1 :., ,ui, i nfwnrpn nr snnpr. wnn ws ,;i k- - Ki.vMuwino.wiuu
lil t,.e &t.u;:u wi,i. u.i.y.w-.. ; fi 1J : t..
earing aid of ,he infra-red light, the j ing a long interval ot rest be- Xdy'7Maiazine
i. : ,rA ,i fi, f iviopn two heaves of a nicK. --Xlpuy s iviagdine.
shapes and out'ines on the planet is! "Well, Sam, what crime did
c ea:Iv seen. Tnrj leu to tne assump-.j'uu tuimini, lu uc put in uviai.
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tion of Br. Wright that Mars is sur-'anu unuer guaru i
ounde ' by an atmosphere in some
one-sixth of the teachers em
ployed in the county, or one
t
teacher out of every six had no visjtor at Lee
s that proof-reader?" ! profesional training and only Wiss Vern'i
is a Sunday - .
v"i n
.th.
similar to that of our own
"Ah went on a furlong,
"You mean you .went,
furlough.'
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Phoo-??aphic Inrention May
Shov Presence of Life on
Plxjt, I s Claim
.'ons s'm v 'l. ii c i-.
:-,! oxyg.:r. ia i he a', v.ios-
Kx; erts at the obsar'r.to-.'
or. iV.'r..nt Yi'.-on eitimato it to be a
houi 1Z per fcr.t of the auuunl of our
earth. -'n, -'
This is 'ess than the oerccntr.rre of ,'!"Tia long?!
Tv-.jrpr. found on top of Mt. Everest, ! hand blou t'd
nd no human being has ever been
hle to survive this scarcity long e
ugh to reach the summit. There-
t e, any living animal tnat we know
o' would necessarily , have to be re-
ply3ica!ly to liva upon Mars, Dr
'W "it Tg.
I
it wnv. a r,h'i-r.i!:7
furlong'. Ah went too fur.
1 -'yed too long." Ex:. hani
outed an irate man with blood two years of high school work.
',"'.'h eye. ;There has been only one county
'',-; certain lv would be right in the state that had more sec
re': to find now." said the ed- ond grade tei:ch.?r3 employed,
y H"oa:;i!v. "What's he dane anc' that was Randolph ,but
i : time?" Ilairo!
pe'-centagc w;
not
hi th.it advcrti.semont for my!
'.-s motor he turned the
ond v to a i !" I'hilr.dcl.-h.v.
n-:- . V it? erica1. i. !
iji.oyj -o many more tencl
INFRA-P.i'D LIGHT IS USED
Eq-iment as F"t
r .-er 9r.ted fer
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DEATH OF MRS.
MALINDA
FRISBY
of
; Mrs. Malinda (Bradburn)
Frirby de-irted this life Wed
nesday, Otober 22, 1925. at
2:30 P. M.
Cy i rita ..n:tji itvb rrtc
San F.-anciiCO, Cr. . Os . IV.
marveious new photcfraph i?l
that take rcnarkab'T iir , ng-dr
tance photographs and tat mvr toha
th myttery of Urs has baaa datal- ' She left one brother, John
opad by Dr. W. Hi Wti it, oi Lick R- Friaby id two children,
Observatory, oa Mount hantilto , 60 Mri. Siillie Rector, of Lawrence,
milas south of Sea Praa "o. Ind., and Mr. Lucinday Sher-
By maans of tha aaw pNta, waiek rer, of GaffEaT, S. C, and a
stakes usa of tka aaw infra rad lkjkt, host of friaaat K siourn her de
Of. Wright has takaa ph. korm. mist.
o Mar. dlacloatac that a ata' gh was a gti mother andj
r'?u V mnl m5.b7 T"" food aeifkbor; and manifest-
w.D . ma may e-a.v oj ed whn she wag gtill here tnat
wavampwil " w a to her faith in Christ wag unshak
HU ha, b. en mnd that she waa fg ln
u"r.m i. wntM aaa mm the hand of Him that doth aU
abl. to taka 4mt p photogr-jh. thinffg weJL
oi Sen ioaa and tha Coast Ranga
Monntaina, SO mfiaa avay from Moon might be said that lira.
Hamilton, and of Yosemita Valley, .Frisby was one woman of
iff ,j. m3aa from the obaarratory. ftTeat business ability, and while
FhetocrraDha aakaa aa ha aania tim ihe was handicapped by being
' with ordinary plates diclosad bat a lone in this world, she was a-
treat blank of atmoapharit baaa. bl to take care Of herself, even
'MAY BE LIFE ON MARS
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at iav ti. ' :.L -m a.- - ! Vinrtttf AA -fail fn HAfkl.
, m- AiUIlbC WILD II LS aiBCUKllOn OX U1B mJ mvvw vaj wu
ajr photogTaphia plate, Dr. Wright ings with hef associatea and
bad something to say about tha ooa- -Peignpor8-
fbflity of Ufa being- present on Mara.'? She was laid to. rest . in the
"Is there We r there human be- family cemetery near her .home
bar of UanT WeiL yo e ask.4 at the west end of Marshall, be.
Kf ra eeaMe- l eadd. fa aar aide her ealy aon. llajor Brad-
O I M wOw m.bvr: rbt did r tie eerneel
fc thae mat to ftattfat i ia VaiteeT Zli--JfiM
ll4tttiini. bat 3kBaflL a a'-a rr-v . J
'against odds. J5he wag strict-
luckJ'to have "HI ' o dar-ncd," the ;;;
oil." .ro.vc. us the fit lady fell off
"We!!," said the cheery 0.-- the bridge.
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ificatey.
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l'ive
with , "Riraporary certificates,
or a total of FORTY FIVK
t iaehers who held non-Ktnnd.-.rt'
certificates. In this iespe.it,
our county
the countie
Mrs. J. H. Davis.
Mr. Homer Allison
N. C.
e Worley and her
brother were the guests of Miss Ann
a Worley Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr. H-.'rriian and Burgin Freeman
v.ro visiting Uncle Alfrd Treeman.
'l- been sick for some time.
a. e r:ii'l io say Aunt Mattie
Iiipps is improving.
iiest wishes for News-Record and
all its leade; s.
HQ AH BUCKNER
DEAD
Mr. Nonh Buckncr, a well known
citizen of Madison County, passed
away at his home on Big Pine, Sunday
Hiked 93rd among night, 8:10 o'clock, Octobr 25, 1925,
of the State, with age 64 years.
nerc en !?a go of non-standard -. Buckner had been ill 8 weeks.
teachrs Or 29.5 per cent. i-iternal cancer being the cause of
; There are many reasons to. death.
account for this large per- He was laid to rest in the Fork
Centage Of non-standard teach- of Big Pine Cemetery, Tuesday at 10
ers. ' One is from the fict that o'clock, funeral services being con
Mudison County until very rec- ducted by Rev. Robert Hipps of Ashe
ently had no standard public ville, N. c.
high schools. Another, be- The deceased was a highly respected
Cause that a great many of the citizen, honest in his dealings with
schools were inaccessible on ac- frisnds and associates, and was a
COUnt Of roads, etc. Another member of the North Fork Baptist
because the county felt that it church for the past 44 years,
was not able to employ teach- Surviving are his wife and five chil
rs with standard certificates. dren and three brothers, Chris Buck-
These reasons have been r 2
excuses for this cause, but to
day conditions have, materially
changed. We have three stan
dard public high schools in the
countyjihis year. These hih
schools" will graduate thirty ori
!thirty-five pupils next spring. I
In addition to this, the high
school department at Mars Hill
College will increase this num-1
Der. very materially. There-
ner and Jake Buckner of Big Pine
and Steve Buckner of Bull Creek.
DECORATION
AT RUNION
CEMETERY
There will be a decoration at the
f pre there can be no excuse for Runion cemetery Sunday, November
lack Of opportunity to get to the first, at two-thirty o'clock. There
.High Schools. Our road con-will be some good music and speaking
ditinna hsvfl imnrnveH orrpntlv ml low. ..j
i f- - - - O -"'v. a aA( VtVtTU MM MnCWU.
1J within the past year or two, and Come, everybody!
with the work that is now be-:
ing carried on by the Board of!
County Commissioners, all our
jscjiools are getting very easily:
reached. The third condition
has, been improved, very great-
BALDWIN AND LED FORD
NOW MEMBERS BATTERY
C, FIELD-ARTILLERY
Jea:
.ly by the large increase that Baldwin, son of . Mr. James
aaaison. upunty secured this Baldwin of Alexander, and Ev
year.from the Equalizing Fund, erett Ledford, son of Mr. Z. VV
And we have further promise Ledford of Bluff, have enlisted
that this fund will be increased in the. Army of thev United,
in the ratio that we increase States and are now members of Tv
the .- percentage of qualified Battery C, 5th Field Artillery at :
teacher, rsdiaori County thig thfc Poet. They expect to be
year will r . abat f 2100.00 oa aatkCng ia flriag the big '
frfna tht tttte f help pay ite evrm which, hare a range of '
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