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CIVIL COURT
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' a . 'J 'i&t tor ores last wek the
case ot '9imMfai&M!
al, was oeing.irieu. "- -
. we Kive the remainder of the court
; proceedings.
... Th of. John White , against
'Tnnt Mnnr was compromised. It ia
Agreed that the land in controversy
consisting of about- SO-acres,; be sold
and after all costs were paidjtoe oai
ianct to be divided betweep 7 John
J WlittA and Tom Moore. The plain-
.iiin for. the possession of
i the land having deeded same to Tom
iMnnn t take CATS of he and his
-Iwife during their life. The" plaintiff
stating that Tom Moore had'failed to
npport him. '
. .. In the case of Hattie E. Anders a
sMlniit her husband. H. J, Anders,
Judgment was granted, the - plaintiff
for the sum oi.S3,duo.uu. ine court
hid raised her family and paid the
"Waxes on nronerty in the name of her
.'husband without any help from her
husband, B. J Anders,- that he had
.Abandoned her and that she. had more
.than earned the titH to the preperty.
satisfy the judgment and pajr.ffpe
The land in question wui pe soia ie
set. etev '! t ;;'"vwVv-- ;V: .'i
In the case of Hattie E: Anders a
f Mlnjtt Marshall " ShnMonlrTJudment
wa ined for the Plaintiff giving net
by
5IARS;BnX WINS
OVERWESLEYAN
i "The I intercollegiate "debate
last Saturday I nighf at r Mars
Hill between debating teams
from Tennessee Wesleyan Col-
Iige7 at Athens, ' r TerinT and
Mars Hill.resulted in a victory.
for Mars Hill. The office of
the idebate were Val'Edwardsi
president, and G. R. Mumford,
secretary. The debate was
opened with a , solo by Miss
Mamie Perry, Miss Biggers at
the piano. The query was for
and against disarmament of all
nations except for police pro
action. Wesleyan, represent
ed by J. Keai Enswineger and
Enos Wagner, defended the af-
Ive5 side, Awhile j WUllam
Beale and W. Scott Beech rep
resenting Ukh'W.eteaied
the negative side- The judges
were Judge Hyatt and Mr. Gil-
pen juomn ot Aiuievuie
jCl tStbfy of Marshall,
NO 'mm ?SDBSRIPnON " PRICE
5 J vt ; TThe riuBIishei! .biihe News-Rfecord is glad
: to -arlnbun6 tiiat beginning this week its read-
' had Ibeen . fraud'ulengaltied
f R. H. Clark agatnet
Saphronia Henderson' was completed
after the jury answered the issue In
. 4.vm t -tli defendant. Saphronia
Henderson:. Mr.' John. McElroy was
attorney for Mr.; Clark and gave no
nniAl to Sunreme Court.
tu- a HnHrlp1c and Gur V. Rob-
ejvuu
rnresented Mrs. -Henderson,
Five motions were heard in which
Mr. James E. Rector, attorney oi
Asheville, had filed demurrers in sev
eral cases in which the county is
plaintiff.." The presiding Judge 'ruled
that the demurrers were disallowed;
Cora Anderson Iwas given her free
dom during good behavior. She was
tried and convicted at January 1980
nf'ffniirt for violation of prohi-
kifjon. laws-and -sentenced to Firm
Colony fo women, but on account of
the institution being full sne was re
turned to jail here:
led&n
on Jordan. As usual, the de
bate was interesting; The de
cision was two to one in favor
of Mars Hill. - f'
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TO TAKE CENSUS
Enumerator
j. I County
for Madison
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POULTRY PEOPLE
KIET
On Mqnday, the County A
gent, calle.d the poultry people
of the county J;o meet Mr. Par-
ta WirmialnTi Poultrvmian. in
th .local office. ' Mr. Parrish
was greeted-by 14 of thoMe
' mftat" inter estedr-1 His talk con
sisted of .a discussion of ye di
seases and .parasites that trou
ble the flocks..; .He showed on
charts. theage of .- the - birds
when the : different ' diseases VAt -bv 1 Judge" - 0 u y
were most in eyldence and aW wavrl i general county
the different-) season auiinsT
-which the flock-is most Hkely
to be' bothexed by certain dirJ
sease or an.Jndivjdual parasite.
: Mr. Parrishrwent inor n de
tail telativ.t the .Bacillary
White Dimhta 'and Fowl Tyi
phoid. HeCswedltheTsymp
toms of tnese diseases, and told
how each was carried, to th?
birds. It was a talk-ivorth
Tyv -drn,rir to p"one inter-
Census enumerators for Mad
ison County will, according to
n" Asheville Citizen, be as fol
lows:
nr irn RnHmon. Frank E. Run-
;nn MabI a. Codv. Eugene R. All
man, and Jack Jarrett in Marshall;
Mi.d Vii.tnrin .Tervis Aind John V
Riio-lish in Mart Hill! Jeter W. Har
vi. .nvt Ansel A. Freeman" in Bar-
t..rl. Jnaenh G. Briggs in Flag Pond,
(tenn.) ? WiUiam I Dayis jn Big
iPinei Chapel Tweed in wmte kock;
Joseph R. Leake in Revere '
rwnhv in Paint Rock ; Airs.: enie
t Pmn in Faust: Tilden Metcan
in P.int Fork: and Joby R. Hender
son in Spring Creek. , . .'
TEACHER FOUND
GUILTY ASSAULT
Because he severely whipped
one -df ' his" pupils Ke alleged
had been misbehaving M'. M.
Ha"nnah,"teacher of the sixtfc
and seventh T grades" at ' Sandy
Mush school" was found guilty
11 receive two bpies a week instead of
-bneas heretofore. 1 Indoing this we are in
curring considerable .additional' expense, but
we are anxious to serve our patrons to the best
ot buFabIlity7" Forte' past twpfeeks our
it;hasJ6een hujniliating to us not to be able to
erive our 'readers aTnaner bfiarine tbft npat.-an-
pearance we so earnestly: desire. -In order to
ao uns, 11 is necessary aio go mio more pages,
nd instead of 12 pagres xn Fridays, it is our
purpose to give our .readers four pages on
Tuedays and the regular sight pages Fridays.
This will enable ustoet the news to you earli
er and of tener and thereby serve you more ac
ceptably. The subscription price will remain
the same as heretofore; I .
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have been1 doing heretofore onc week
unless something, imporbnt. happens in your
community. : If somperson; dies' suddenly,
or has a nrer wreckailyt
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possible. -, '. ' ' vV''''"" -'v-"
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ed more than once a week. ; .
CITY BULL SHUT
DOWN
INSTALLING NEW MACHINERY
The machinery of the City, Mill
Company of Marshall is closed down
this week - while a new corn mill Jg
being installed. The new equipment
increases the' capacity of the mill
more than double. Heretofore they
have been able t0 grind from 100 to
2 CO ushels a day. The new equip
ment will enable them to turn out
about 500 bushels a day, or 1,000
bushels in a 24-hour run. , In. other
words, they inform us that they will
be able to grind a car of corn in 24
hours. 18 men are at work install
ing: the machinery and keeping up
the usual sales department.
Madison County ;5 Elec
tion Board Named
The Board -of Election of all the
counties of North Carolina will con
sist of two Democrats and 1 Republi
can. In Madison County "named
on the Board are W. J. "Teag ue, Mar
shall; Till.Stamey, Joe, N. C; and
A. W. Whitehurst, Mjarshalt. In
Buncombe County those named are
J. E. Swain. Asheville; A. B. Bau-
m in, of ' Momtreat; and 'T Euirene
wara, Asnevuie. .
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at mm vow TOif i hflRE
SUNDAY
FIFTH.SUNDAY
MEETING HELD i
IN MARSHALL
NOT MANY VISITORS, BUT J
GOOD SPEECH E.S, f
:MARI;THE:jbiAVti
The group meeting! . of the,4
Fifth Sunday, held thruout the;
French road Association weref
held as scheduled so far as we
have been able to learn. Ia
Marshall the number of visitors '
was not large, but the program
very interesting. Mr. A. Wr
Whitehurst, chairman of this
group, presided, calling out the
hymns and calling out those.
who were to lead in prayer and
speak. Mrs. N. McDevitt
was the first speaker on the
program, having as her sub-i
ject, "Requirements of a good
Sunday school teacher." . She ,
(Carried to last page)
REVERE
court held m Asheville recent- the stick was much larger and
ly, according to reports.
Judge Weaver at first assess
ed a $25 fine and costs, but la
ter ordered the fine stricken
out and continued prayer for
judgment for. two years.
The pupil who -was whipped
was William (Buster) Brown.
The defense claimed that the
whipping ii' was administered
with a switch about the size of
eacittit;thfjwii-
tion produced witnessed that
that painful injuries were in
flicted about the boy's ,b(ack
and shoulders.
Sheriff Bailey of Bun
combe to Have Dem-
ocratic Opponent
w from . the Asheville papers
that Sheriff Bafley ia to have Luther
Sevia nmii him r in J. Buncombe
Rflnuhr i JJhiriff Bailer's -race ' with
any, oppwant- will be fwatched with'the
interest by, the ; people oi naoison,
where Mr Bailey is so well known.
!
poultry. ttninded . peop.re wuld. j
have taken advantage .oi.vthe
oppprtunity. .0
nn. cntleman. on leaving.-
told-the coafltyjage.nt-ti4;! .have
fasse4T..witbic1iickens jut.;e-f
fiough to knqw inai vhhv
knows what. Re is talking a
I jut Ile'U godvr-r read
er, -just remembeiC tl.ii ne.-t
ITr.
0 : s"
a meeting
at whicn-
TAX LISTING!
5 - Krl. .ninipA for the various town-
I WrVand war'd wil! bamong for" the purpose of
.7Vto.-rfiirlnaT the Month of April and not the .
" tt f Mrv aV heretofore. ,It is urged by the Com-
pSatSfSS be sure and .y ?
. . , . is.a a f niiiirft tft list la a cause
charged all persons who fail .to hat in Apn , , So ,
- nlpae attend to this important mawr ro aiii, u--i
IjommioneaJe yourfrienda and jdon want to put
. you to any extra cost. 4 ; ..Ilence this notice..-?
V. V " i " Respectfully, - o i - .; ...
Rev Charlie Y. Elkins, pastor oi
the Marshall Free Wfll Baptist
rvinrrh. reached at the fifth Sunday
service at this church, Sunday morn
ing at 11 o'clock, a good sized con
gregation being in attendance, using
as his text part of the 7th chapter
of the Gospel by St Matthew.
AT THE METHODIST
CHURCH SUNDAY
The congregation at the Methodist
Church enioved a real sermon bun-
dav A.- M. by their pastor, Rev, S.
r Weatherlv. from Swannanoa.
Rv. Mr. Weatherlv is much liked
In Marshall and his sermons show
depth of thought and consecration.
PRESBYTERIAN
SERVICESSUNDAY
Ths annual congregational
meeting of the Presbyterian
church was held at the Presby
terian e h u're h -Wednesdaay
evening, i;- Reports of the va
rious departments were satis-
factoryespecially .the reports
of the Ladies Missionary Soci
ety and Church treasurer The
church," is now, preparing for
entertainment Q f the
FrehlsW I, i o a d Presbytery,
which will meet in the church
April s t- e. oic.uui ,9mw
will be at T :80 P. M.'; The pub-
to at
tend.
itt nn n i i.jl T
sAemooiw:,'V-Tha''iBri'..itatad about
2 o'clock whUe Mr. McDevitt waa
Marshall and his wife had just gone
to the postoffice. Five v email chtt
ArBn er- at out the home but could
not prevent a complete eonflagrationi
l. u.niii mnivmI no insurance'
OM. fcf ..... . "
from his loss, which he estimates at.
about $4,000. It is thought , that
sparks from the flue started the fire .
on the shingle roof. Mr. McDevitt
. . r 1 J 1.1m
is a teacner in maaison vuuui,, iu
school having recently closed. He
and His son, tax. newmnii
were in Marshall Monday morning,
and reported the loss. - . ' ( "
MEETING IN MAR-
SHALL WEDNESDAY
MINISTERS OF MADISON
TO BE ADDRESSED .
lie is cordially, invited
The- subject -of" the sermon
ay.morning at the Presby
teriaii church by Dr.: Knox was
rintside:the' Bible." based on
Luke 11:13. 'i'J
' 'The morning; theme, was, a-
long the line of what great
difference would be seen in the
wcrli if it were net for t' ; in-
cI.Tcrer.ce. . .
Letters are being sent out by the
department of Agriculture and Home
Economics to the ministers of Mad'
ison County, calling .them to a meet
far at the court house in Marshall
at 2:00 P. M.; Wednesday, April 2nd,
Mr. W.P. Jackson, a former country
minister aqd .now in charge of the
extensiona department of young
folks, will address the ministers. His
nAlact will be pertaining to the rec
reational work of the young people
in the county, in which the local ex
tension agent ' and ministers ean co
hmhU.;' The letter toes en to say
meeting, ai Mr. Jackson comes high
ly recommended from the depart
menL It is lioped that every min
ister will attend this meeting. The
letters are signed y these: lass
Frances Crafton, Home Agent, eni
Mr. Earle Brintnall, Farm Agent.
KOTANAPuILFC
It ktfppens thst the f.r
sue of the semi-weekly N.
Re'cbr'4 .appears cn-. 'Arri!
This;,:mayi foci; sc3 I
but it is not intended fcr t .
pril Fool. .r v r
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