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MADISON COUNTY "RECORD J
" Established June 28, 1901. -
FRENCH BROAD NEWS
.Established Ma 16, 1907. . :
-CoiolidaUl Nor 2, 1911
THE NEWS-RECORD'
TV Pr that tall whatK -
pcopU ia it country a we'J
a those in town are 'doing, x
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Published TWICE A WEEIITuesdays and Fridays. '
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THE WsTABLISHED' NEWSPAPER OF MADISON COUNTY
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MARSHALL, N. C, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1930 ZBOO 4 Pages This Issue
VOL7XXlA, -A .
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OXFORD" OliPilANAGE TO BE 7
; - m mm, ro Thursday;
teem, JULY24, 8:C0 O'CLCCIC
:The ringing 'claas " of the Cxforl
Orphanage will give, a concert
White Rock next Thursday ever.:
July 24th, 1ginnint at 8 o'clock -
- The next tentag they will he', at
Marshall, a announced in , last
week! paper.-
It is hoped the peopl ynn turn
out in great numbers and ;njoy.
fine program in addition to helping a,
verv worthy eause. Z s-v .J.(
FREE WILL JJAPr i
TIST REVIVAL
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The revival, hich was to. have be
gun at the FreS'WMTBa'ptrsf Shurch
the second Sunday in July, and post
Tinned nn account of . the llness of
the minister-,; is scheduled ttfvbegtaJ
; .' ..rj.' fii4.V' l"OAtr .,T'AV1
next Bunaay, wiv
A. Lockle, aJVKsonaryBaptst.and
a full-blooded Indian, ; wiU do -the
preaching. All ''members" of all
churches a, incited to attend, and
urged to cooperate, ,
STRANGE FREAKS
of: mature r:
ALEXANDER PARMER HAS
- AND EAR OFCORN ;0 1
V' V-f
Mr. jr-'Maucta." AlexaHdet,
E. P. D. No-r, has in nis pobbnuuu Do6ks , jla library is located In
v.- am orViSeh he'.t ..i;v..iJ .. Ui. b
on hk.KlanUtion .recently.
riiM is clearly marked with whati
appears almost perfectly Roman
t - -
ten, hence' the- freak ajmosi . w
the form oreW" P f"! "7 (.
nrintinff. TiBvea-.iJDafV':iFJ' I .
now for
printers and engravers .
, comes taut competjtori
If Nature comes in av
what shall we do?,, LT.lr
Mr. Baucas w ----- ... .
. v-Vhlr1 W has nftgraineh.
f corn ontttJatofeSOTreTM
-' look, like WrfflJ cToeicThe'
feot, while tt;SwMA
mnMruc of Ajnan's hand having f
few fingers' and "a thnmn, ,
-r. . -f .j ... ,' u. ..!1
mrmber of jeopie n-y ".T 'V. r
Mr. MucVe te see
freakish farm products.
strangeiy
: . . . MAff
DIPT 7 'r llliif rr1?' B"6- VVi ;" "p L ak-. isUtu- WnwU frequently called,Jipoa to
DlbLV0..v, VJI tWlW'W' ' rr maKh.:decision ! vTe-.-givft. .good
n r;K'lST7j'rair?TliW?r. W Mm . V . ir n v' l,flervlc he fliuct, know ;all. about. ihe
P. 0 A l"l I iV i li l) Firmer of Marshall and Mr. Gar- h'ktflWw, sf.U. gotxis., .
' PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOLVAT
iii t rnsN CLOSES' n
eiiNDAY "All
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whlchhas,rbeep conducted at Spill-
com.hr the .Presbyterian. churcb,j
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teld'iU clesinf exercises on Sunday
fternocs. The school , was
--..iL .Theattendance was
that "could, b., expected, ,and the h
terest and behavior, was exceljent
The school was taught, m Jour de
partments, the Intermediates by Mlse
AnneclL Hyaerthe Juniors by, Miss
Eruabeth- Mortem," the t , Primaries
and,Eejinnersby Misses Florence
and Helen Hyde. Rev". James L.
- Hyde -acted t as superintendent. .
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r,r, ""prTtCHARD. TO :y,rf baVemt exc.ved, erican- Chemical Society .the e'.: ven the earnest desire of that they one. wili ;- "ZXTTT 7
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Lawrence H Rupp, of Allentown,
Pa., new Grand Exalted Kuler of the
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks,
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MARSHALLLI4
BRARY TO OPEN
The Marshall library,- which has
not iboqp b use;, for" two years, has
been opened. wih Maa-' Jttkrgaret
Ward as "Librarian. .It .will be ,o-
ren. en Wednesdays and " Saturdays
from until four o'clock. " The
- :ai.. tt
wtpome,lUe Ji,brary at the,Vewf Jiweybelieye ttai one
pVpie, pfd htere is- no! : e-th-greats -raihr -on- Aueildai
charge fthe use of the Ubrary jboslness 1 the bankruptcy situation.
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'IRS - L0SBY; BALL -
.DIES
UNEXPECTED ': DEATH I SHOCKS
, pjNE j',,,
, IMrp -rTIAN
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Mrs. Mosbr Ball. age 38,' ef lit.
T?- l
bout. bW ! -
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Infant born, ihat . morn-'
,t,vi I'
i,n,r.T,. .jiMr
anaiAarasiM
Ball's death came as a shock to the,
twiMwyr w... y, T
te the
eommunityy where she is well
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Monday afternoon at two o'cocsx
lai mi jMsijr ctiuomj, tvuuuireu
at the f afrfily cemetery." conducted :
foaitlsteihf as follows: Mrs. Emma
tJ.!i.'IPlne. Mrs. Dells Earl of Ed-.
monton,. Alberta, Cnnat(a and .Mrftlthe 'yalVLa?Scliool and economic
M&i-iirAVwl ;nf Waterloo, indl
ana. . - , t,.t,,-- - ,
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3:UPDAS;CT. -
MilOUESi
There
:pkk-up in' building
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hark to onularity.v
Eut.thenew busings are not much,
Kke thoeeef garter of eentury
ago.ras new
bnu. ara eonformlnr .
architecture, 1
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modern, .methods
more
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,i nrt a not oh" on the part ox
PerirtmBif 'cientG.uls accidentaUydlsioyered .fortheAmericsn Nation S.'tTh.' Seed
TliTltT: wha. dyeing; their ,.SucK type, of mind, inth.. United HoW'to recognise
THE PUBLISHER'S
'An
' 'The'i)uWisber.df The NewB-Hecdrd is leaVinS: Wdqesjr
morning jf or .Blowinjc Rock, to attend ,the a4ijua vm? efensr pf
newspaper men and women ef the jstate. Practically -all the
business, 1 and" prof esionar peopfeiowaday ' haVe.1 flhieie (icon
ventions; th'e purpose of which :iio exchange ideaafor, the
improvement of their lines of jwor: to ming),e sociailly and for
a time to get away, from the regUlMr grind of routine, feople
who engage in the same line of Iwrfrlc have many experiences
in' common, one with another, and -It is often beneficial to get
one another's, viewpoints and solntfcns of certain problems.
" The convention is composed jndt only of those engaged in
the publishing of weekly and
also of the large dailies of the
dailies are as different from
provinces of each. Hence the
to have discussions which pertai fcarticularly to themselves.
We trust that our attendance
in even- better service to our
JUDGE URGES NEW
BANKRUPTCY
LAWS
Judge William 'Clark,; of .the U-
nited States District Court,- New
in. an. inieryiw.m io'
. MamzinA. Juries Clark : Bointa OUt
i that In 1929 there were 67,280 fafl-
ures which cost $800,600,000. ThU
total loss. He " adds that three
fourths of f the failures could baVe
Our bankruptcy laws,' continues
",'fl 1 A.the Judge,' permits ns to help those
wh .havetsf ailed jfoy raon-'i not of
their own. fault. -.But this class is
comparatively . emalL nd he believes
,t"W ne- DM -M wfoae. J"
f i. t.-.i- tt. willful dl-
"ion ' of fundai for. .peculation oi
or
' . VKMTa - ha Makfk
be can-
exxrawweo .wnnav,;
eefled. "We must prevent Ineffi-
Lcimit ajjdlimethical meaJrora get-
. . . Lk. i
tmg nacK mvo T!tllWtc4 kM
ting Uck
into Duamoaa, uuiui i
1..,.,. mho
"in ,nguui 7
does not Keep propw
hooka e re-
. . rf ,
n ! principles 1 for ' bejiWuptc proefeed
,of - tags,' His1 mettiods I are ' heing stud-
. J Is ;:t)MjartnWntf 'Cintmerce
bodies.'4 He "hopes' 'for a' tnoreugn
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reytoira of the 'bankruptcy (
rr. ' '
INy0JTS;I
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r.?..l;ir.'--1JJJV3 c-r
Jjvi the first
it time- sine, the
Is Ahe. invention, of Ralf, 5" ? f0 . J
of the Mellon Institute,
os - : . . r .. T .-
.yntaeue.,jeoem --
. .. ' 1 TIai4 avt heltA ta'
mine. Taut ,tne worm v
. .u avnthetii"
nw kind or soaD.nas ari":'e- ! Statea.. Great Britain . and Jmran ares falfa seeas.
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MUIIN
OUT VARIOUS -rJATJERS'
semkweekly newspapers, but
Stlite. The problems of the
those jpi the weeklies as are the
program provides for each group
:atj this convention may result
pafrojis.
iW:BEC0M-
!ING?FUEL"
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JJ5'
w1, DEALERS
'Jtfor scientific methods of heating
American homes have" forced the coal
de Ter- fo "adopt, someN)f. the hew
VvAoiis now-, hiiiguseaijjatptild
Man ""Winter,, The old-Ume o nan,
who 'of teij " handled vlgot ( wood, ce
menC lumber and what-not, is learn
ing to be a fuelpecjalist," t He isf
called, upon, to wpplaLthe grade of
coai jOtoi pesi; aqaptea io specwu
types f heating, plailts. ,If '.his pus;,
tomer burns ,qoal ., he must know
whether ,"gg, r'Vunan?e." "mt,f
"pe'a f,,wbuckwheat',; wil ,give 'the
best jresufts inAhat particular house..
If jthfr customer operates an' eutT
mnf.io nil bnrripr he musf know some?
thing Bjbout'jheVl crartertics 1 of
Oie'jUujee.grjades. ef fueloitvuedr1n
mis type oneamg,jappw?uB1
A recent survey, indicates that the
rivaUr. etweeVe oaJdcalet apl
theotJ,huner,dear ist' disap
pearing. Fuel, oil ,(tanks. are s rising
oesiae coal piles ana in .many places
furnace and domestic .-oil-, burners
jy, aarefui t tnatructlons 0Out the
T.IIEE'N,A.TE-
rXESSION-
v k j.jih ,;' , ! v.,
Mrt . .. . ni.i . M . .
,ine wnitea ae. ' . , . ... Showin- but U1 have te defer this, to sub
speeial sessioiv and it expected to . 6.- Exploje : JDust Showmg Four . generations of
ratify the London -Naval Treaty, the menace of dustnd explaining were .nTnted. and a
which fr generally regarded,.. , an,' the cause, and prevention of lJ J
important steph hi .diearnwm.ent - and trial explosions. . 'otm tak h Mr. E. M. BaU
worm peace. -1 ne appoww. comes,
from groups .who 'still helieve, in un-
restricted mUitary .strength -as. an.
oyerwhelmed In mnhers .;by;,.those
.sion ne rresiaent saw inat me prea-
a . an. . a . m . '
nt treaty -is. ene which Holds, tne
j. . -.,-
military
military
M A D I S O N fC 0 U N T YVT,0 i
! Z i HA VEiPAHT IN' PAGEANT,
t:tS. -::v.. j
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Dr. Lee De Forest, inventor of the
radio "tube," whose patent on sound
film recording has been upheld by
the courts.
AIDING ALL
VETERANS
In issuing th order for the con
solidation and reorganisation of all
veteran agencies of the. Federal Gov
ernment in accordance with the act
of Congress) July . 3, , the President
stated that the change would result
m effecting considerable economics
in -ryeterans', .relief ' activities and
bring about a consolidated budget
of-800,Ofl,000k ; -"I regard5 the
orrjauiMHro.uuu.. regard tnel
tkm ,Bame into f existence."
OWYEXIOBITS
ATiJOUNSON
.CITY -FAIR
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Nine , .large' . xhibits . requiring"
Mi, 9. nnn foot ftn fmn
the United States' Pepartment , of 'en4 of the business meeting -Mrs.
Agricuiture f Washington, ' D CC, : Moore reet a delicious Ice -cburse.
will hentto,' the JLppalachiari W.' Present were esdames - Crawford
trict'Fair ,t Johson'Oi.this ye.'jBryan, Pipes, N, B. McDevitt," Cora'
Thase'.exfclbits' will.he pn" J display jAHiBOan.d H. L. Story oftte'Mar
diu'ring'th.e entireFair week.' Septem, shaO church, and; MesdameS Walt -bePa
to IS. Inclusive. ' ' ? " ' "'N Johnson", Elmore. J. R.;ftwen; E.
ner B'gpis,, inclusive. ,. iJt . . . ,
j ccrfingtocommunica
-2- Vaiue vof f Pasteurisation,
-demonstrating how the pasteurisa
tion ' of milk prevents disease. -
S.'" "Corn V!" Demonstrating tho
value of corn in livestock- produc-
4 ' "Home Furnishing Clubs"
anWed anlma carieons contrast- f " 1 r" .' ... j ' '
I'ci w?wil0'oS;big PINE
jZ mZT u hntari from Detroit; Mich. And- other -dis-How
to select clothes and furniture. -f. .. -
5. ""Farm Forestry." uemonsira-
thrgl ' the revenue possvie - irom
eourca o ' t
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mnAVMd ATTOn flVITa1
i 1 --orcnara rroiecuon.
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lng - todenf damage- to
now to control them. - - -
fitaininv, Law.v:
red elover .and :k
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9.'' "Information.1
U. ' 8. i Depart-
These nine exh;bits require e .pec
p4j or tailroaa tre4portanon,f
l1 . .i.wit.i
and are themselves-
ana rw u,-..
FIFTY .CHARACTERS, . NEEDED
TO REPRESENT MADISON v
' "COUNTY1 'AUGUST' tl '
r. - Madison , and BuncombeCounties
are planning this year to have, part
in the program to, be. given at the
Test Farm f . . Western North Car-,
olina at Swannanoa, N. C, August
21. The home demonstration agent
of! Buncombe County, together with
Miss Crafton, home demonstration
agent of Miadison County, and . Mr.
S. E. Clapp, who has charge of . the
Test Farm at Swananoa, are work
ing together with a view to staging
a pageant, depicting the Wistory of
tho rural life of the two counties,
the pageant to be called "History of
Rural Life in Western North Caro
lina." Those in charge are anxious
to get the names of those who are
Willing to be used in this pageant.
It is desired to have characters from
various sactions of the County.
Those who would consider taking a
part will please communicate with
Mass Frances Crafton at Marshall
N. C. The pageant will be staged
by Miss Edith . Russell, who has
charge of the Rhododendron Festi
vals in Asheville. , Those, who have
attended these festivals t may have
some idea of iher ability by, what
they have seen. As the. time, is
short, please do .not, delay., in com
municatihg.with Miss.Crafton. ,
WOMEN MEET .
. -fj.-rnii f T'4 nCs 'TTTT I'
LADIES OF M. S; MEET AND
r DISCUSS PLANS '
Officers, of the Woman's Mission-
ary (societies oi tne, j?7enc ; joroaa
Association were called by the Sup
erintendent, Mrs. . R.- L. Moore to
meet at her home at Mars Hill last
Sunday afternoon, to exchange -and
' I get new ideas for -the -coming year.
" Provd. to, be an Interesttng ana
i most successful meetmg. - At ' tne
if 'J'r" "tyt . y "".'""
Coated WeLeodi df Mars HilL
. HAD FAMILY rJtEUNION -
. -LAST SUNDAY v
, The-, family.! of Mr. ' and Mrs.
George W. Wild held reunion last
Sunday at their home on Big .Pine..
Their" -Children Ian4 grandchildren.
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ewaMBi nwAMVif fnv tki'a a4e1itvlkf f ill Mi
full account of . this for this issue,
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pwu RtudiA. f , Asheville.-
7' ,. lt .v. MArf
premment men or tne county, ana
hi.. homo i equipped -with .modern
conveniences. . The surrounding
mountain, are an ever-present feast ,
Jt win be. rec d tnat
one' of the
."Carolina
oun..n j
Mxii'wni.i,ea vyy.. aa,...avi.tF
a lilinilli inA road oxpnuVelV
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