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THE ESTABLISHED UZ. 'APER OF MADISON COUNTY
MARSHALL, N.C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8,, 1030
;-;?. , 8 Page8 This1 Issue
VOL. XXIX
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REVIVAL IS IN
PROGRESS. AT
FREE WILL QIURCH
"v Quite an interesting meeting h3
' Teen in p6gress at tha MarbhaH
,.. Tree Will Baptist church since July
- 17 Kriifc "Rpv. A. A. Lockee, Missioh-
' ary Baptist minister, of Mt, Holly, j
' N. C, conducting! the sevvjcea, wim
the present pastor, Bev. C, ,Y. El
- kins, assisting. , - ' -'
" About" 13 ot-14 conversions and
Tenewals have- been made r. in ' this
. meeting. It is probable that the meet--.Jng
will close Friday ' Jent 'Mr,
' Locke has calls to hold revivals at
four other churches, in tho State.
. 'A record crowd has been in attend:
i ance a teach evening' service, ; and
, Rev. M. Lockee has been very ijener
. ous in his praise to tho different
churches f or their co-operation dur
ing the. meeting, and especially Bev.
"' G. C. Teaguet pastor of the Marshall
. Baptist church, who has been a con-
sistent worker, and who preached at
'" ttve Wednesday morning ?ervicd. -
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' Bev. Mr. Elkins, the pastor, who
? wfll preach his farewell sermon Jn
'- Sunday, August 16, although he had
bea nelected and called 3 VT bV
r ' this church for .another year.
' 1:"U, lastundaythathecauldnot tecept
i - ''-U'tiie t,n, giving reasons sufficient to
warrant the election of another pas
'' tor. This church and the entire com-
" munity wUl mi Mr. Elkins, as he has
been of great service dun-ng
, , ' s, time as pwtor here. , ,t '
liiRS.T0;.l CALL .
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ATION FOR
BURLL; TOBACCO PROPOSED
Eueene Grace, president of Beth
lehem Steel Corporation, whose
Compensation for his work runs
round $1,000,000 a ye? -
SEiGIuG NEXT ;
- SUNDAY
At Mara HU1 School Auditor
-v Uim, at 2:00 O'clock ' ,
ThA M(Jion Countv sindntr con
vention which was held last at Wal
nut is to be held at Mars Hill high
school auditorium ' next "Sunday af
ternoon, beginning at 2 ;00. o'clock.
All classes and quartette? are invit
ed to participate; ' "
RED ID1L REVIVAL
CLOSED
lSiVYecineda for
frTk-ef .Walnut Creeks died & he
- ve Tuesday night obut .ohe o-
-15 S- She had cen
1 wffr lt Wd on for a penod
tVf"mething lie two.yer The
VlT brought through Marshall
' ' Wnrsday afternoon, ' interment
y:. !- Hall eraveyard
. j.oonii is survivca py
Beece. ine uv
J' Iher'pa Mr and M? Daller
il."Z7 Tsrster,' Mrs.' en
Tanknd Mfs. Creole Jame,'
TBS E31AL LITxiib
Resolutions . Ador '
housemen, Farr
Men And Coir
- ian Tobacco A
..Tennessee J-
- " pose .Of Di:
' Burley -Tc
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V At A Meeting Of Ware-1
-, Bankers And ; Business
gents Of The Appalach-f :
:, Held At Greeneville,
: D; ICCa For The Pur- ; ;
iaff - Tbe. Future Of
i:cp; Growing F-q r ;
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' Returns 'Xriumhcmtl
ti P A Hill revival. ' which he
ffiii Jnlv 20. closed last Tuesday)
nio-hfc. endine on..of the.jnoP suc-
cf ssful campaignaevsr -twagd, Jn,
that section. Quitea nvmber t peo
ple from Walnut and other eclios
not accustomed to' attending ser
Ktirii t Red Hill., came ut and heln-
fedMo make thejmeeting success.
With the additions made at. injs
time the membersnip 'will exceed
300,: we nnderstand om the pasior,
i- i i - y Martin. ,who - has been
pastor of this church ;r 15 years
and is elected again ior
. ti, mv4vd1 iust closed -result-
ed in about 80 conversions, 86 be
ing added to the churcn. vne oap
lroAv been held and an-
other will he held later. As stated
in Tuesday's paper, the pasior
i oooictMt hv . Rev. Erwin
Sluder and Bev. G. W, Bnggs. . -
LISinrtllORS
t. wn'-iell you .Lopped
' red tiht flashed.- -
' drove along, '
. officer "stood on the corner
of the traffic
'Fo
ierp, in charge
lhic s" .
, . T rd said to try daugh
L l i is'vc waiteJcn tl.e spot,
1 si" s! be an officer-1( re or not"
T':, tef-t in thoujht as we drove
, . ah said: .
ana 6uuu"'
u ' t to b I" J.U for
amber, me
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t - Jurors . Drawo for . Augurt
Term Superior Court, Aug. 25, 1930
,N6. 1 Township--Z, Ponder ,J. F.
Brgiirs, J..E. Jarretx,
L. W. Edwards.
No. 2 Township James .w
. V. Franklin. -" '
No. 8 Township WVB. Foster, Cecil
Bucb"er, J. Wf Roberts.
No. 4 Township A. W. Robinson,
C. B. Rice, R. VL Chambers...
No. 5 Townfhin 0. I 3ls. Her-
schel Euckner. - . 1 ...
No 6 Township J. T. Erown
No 7 To n&hip-Y.'HIiam Boyd."
No. 8 To ns! '? Jasper Ledford,
Jones Plemmons, A. N. oody.
No. 9 .Township C.' J. raril.E. H.
Eicker, Ja-nes RaTcLV
No. 10 Township J oh & I.ce, U.
Wallin. . . . ' ' .
xt. ii Twr ' i C. K. roftJer.
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A- Tneetino: of warehotisemenT farmers, bankers business
men, and county agents cf the. Appalachian tobacco area was
held at Greeneville, Tern., on'July-30 for ,the' purpose of'dis-.
cussing the futiire.of growingBurley tobacco. ;. ;;
' The following pbinta wee' brought out by the different
groups of men represented jH :'-" -'- v ' Z - '."'Ji;
' ' That, Burley Tobacco in tKe Appalachian Area, composea
of East Tennessee, 'iouthwstirgjnia - .and; Western -North.
Carolina, has taken in the jmsVfew years the leading place as
a cash! crop, amounting in the ear 1929 to over ten million dol
lars for this area This crop is produced on a very small pa,rp
of each farm, representingot morefthari possibly three pcfe
i l ( t '' - 1 - s
1 f. iU.' oroa nf rt f rm. ...
It u further pointed youfc that the, possible land which
u wrfl Adanfed for Burley growing will not represent mor?
than 15 of the ared of the farms 6f this belt. 117'
' ilt was further pointed out that oar small farmers-are very
largely dependent.; on , the Income of the Burley tobacco to
meet the requirements of thefr' families. r . ' t
- It was farther pointad but by the bankers at this meeting
thatWe was no other source of income open for the farmers
that would take the place kBdrley Tobacco. :vl .
- ' i..-iv.A- --Ia rtnt hv-thevCounty agents, that
SeJ had no source iWr3feiH intormktion ttstt
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carry to their farmer$mnd
eral practices.' -
"!- 'citi Wprp f ftcta were
A-,?n rhi meetinir: the,resolutions were unan
rina that an Expenment btation qi iodrc
-vHo-ntion be estaWishei at , Greeneville, Tennessee,
which would give us experimenta.1 data on. the following: ;
Disease control ;'a special study of rootrrot resistant vari-
eties -"t,v . .rut
sj FertilizaSon; 'including rptaW the' use of legume Md
animal manures, as well as the Commercial TCruu.,
4 " Housing in caring Burley Tobacco for best marlcet quality,
. Our soils vary so widely in type and at present Burley To
bacco is grown on'all, the types represented . from ;the heavy
clay'thfough the loams to the light, or white sandy lowgi
L. eXt,erimental data on the fertilize! r
quirments or the varietiesbest suited for these ?J
of soils. -v ' " ' ',' 1 ! ' ' , .i. f..;?- - '
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V.'-. .Mri Hln Willtt VfinHv - omrM'i
champion. tennis,, player, photo.;
'.European. rictoricq.. , '-'..
were iorpeq to iieuwiu;uugi"."'i,)f
brought out by tne amereni kuuo ,
CELEBRATES 32N1)
BIRTHDAY:
"WORLD MVS"
IN BRIEF
i COPENHAGEN GERMANS DE
LIVER FRESH , STRAWBERRIES
BY PLANE IN FAST TIME.
Shipped from Berlin by plane in the
morning, 880 f pounds r of German
strawberries arrived in "Copenhagen,
Denmark,' in time for the afternoon
trade the flight taking ' only three
hours, according to. a report in the
DeDartment of Commerce from As
sistant 'Trade Commissioner Paul H.
Pearson,, at Copenhagen.. Approxima
tely twenty hours after picking, the
berries were' in the ; hands of the
consumer. If . sent' bv rail the time
required for this, procedure would
be thirty-sii hours.
BUDAPEST LARGER 'HUNGA
RIAN TOBACCO CROP. Hungary's
1930 tobace cron will be almost 10
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j per cent larger than the 192 crop of
,VW". r ; i -- - - -r
'A stae party" was .riven aV the preliminary estimates of r the Hun-
home" of Mrf and Mhrs. Oliver;, M. ' garian Tobacco "Monopoly forward-Sh'eiton,-Wednesday
eVening; 'cele- d to' the Department of Commerce
br'attng'the 82nd. birthday.,' o?.Mr. by. Assistant Trade Commissioner,
Shelton. Tho color scheme1 was" "pink Walter N.' Slavik.. at Budapest To
and white 'tM 'flowers; being -pink tal area licensed for tobacco in 1930
and white and the cake decoated in h placed at 69, 846 acres,' compared
pink and white. A chicken dinne. was 'with 66, ,696 planted in 1929.
served in cafeteria style'.. Mr.' Shelton , WASHINGTON EXPORTS OF
wag recipient of quitea taumber of U. S. "FARM MACHINERY SET
nice and useful gifts, Besides nr. NEW RECORD IN FIRST HALF
and Mrs.. Shelton, the following at- OP YEAR. Exports of agricultural
tended t Messrs. John:. McElroy, R. 'machinery from the United States
C Nanny, CJeophug Rector, C. Eu- reached a new high level during the
Frahk Roberts, O. C. Rector, H.' E. cording . to the Agricultural . Mach
Roberts, J Herschel Spriufcle, Mayor 'iery Division, Department of Com
farl Stuart, Aw W. WhitehuMffl,and Shipments' during this period
Geo i m ".- ,t : a . ww.w. -t- loiaieu $ o,aiii,oo cunipoicv, kiwi
lighiful and Me- Shelton was -b.ed 7jjngt58l for' the corresponding
many rmrp.v ir . t. . period ox lasi year-
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way from .BeWa on Xaurel .Riyef.ERqE insist thaj the hereinhefo,
. ...... t i 4.1, ctot. lino - nvpritioned oroieets be finished at ti
-eonheeting'with-.tho TetWsaee fligh-' hit trtW practwble, and out c
, . ji ir-nMrtlln. Te- the first money available that may
'rieteeei but this highwayjsrtot finish- bo allocated to Madison County for
ed'it has only a shale surface, which Stat Highway purposes and that it
does nt stand ap in the, winter. seaTte 'iam oefore any, other project
son and is so dusty ut pie u' ,?',.,;;,i,;,v7""' ,
or dtf'season, that it if very disa- be $ ixC1J,URTHER RESOLVED
greeable for travel, andj , t , , . tWfcChiBmi,sr ia gvised that tho
WHEREAS, the "CHAMBER OF State- Highway , Coinussion. has ain
imn I. iv. TA nf Marslv-y' deF .consideration, a ilan to projec
alh id advised, and knows from per- another-State Hjghway.out of Ma.
. . . " . - liii t!Am4 . In . iaAn:nniifHr.nTintinar. with, "tl:
sonal ..knowieage " ---r--. -
20 aicd tne saia nignwajr . "v ...--r7 - r-;.
Little Laurel" by the way of Greena- is known as te , Sams Gap. Tl
vine, Tennessee, and up Big Laurel CHAMBER OF, COMMERCE has a
and Shelton Laurel from the bridge voeated and worked for the peoi
on Laurel River, to the Devil'' Fork of Hhe Upper Laurel section of t'
at the State Line' between Tennessee County to have, a dependable St;
i.'irw'",i.AAn'tini? "with Hisrhwav to accommodate the peoj
tKi Tennessee Highway, by tl)J way at all seasons of thenar, but t
of Erwin and Johnson City, are the Chamber is opposed to the S
leading and most practicable routes maKirg a mpw.j v.
,OUt 01 worm v"""-. - ... . - j .
the West, the North &na 'k.n.gnwr S"
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- N - - - j-' - tne TWl.. iv- - ai t
..r 1 . , . ' l , - . i tt-.-4.4 sttutss. .(nimini ikv thA nrnnnen Sams
COMtU11HLl0. Y. Overman, Key Banker, BrsitV. portion 01 JTZm To5 P-es though one co
TEarl Bnntnant oumy a- """tHtT NOW THEREi-'U of County, and this Chamber
- - Co"ny,T,.;iV. T..Wr Bard SOLVED that the CHAMBER ft t main 4-,
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a r ' w i-ajjju. iji " T,-'rtT,. 01 ine county, anu turn vwiiu
r EmeCn President, Tobacco Board SOLVED that the CHAMBER .
C Emerson, rnswm, -.-..-,, . fMwrpri- hf the Town of Ilcrsli- A i,
all. in behalf 01 tne dbsi . t- Batormii0cation and pa
rTnPtAlT- 'riIAi T?F llV I II "I I t', n the people 01 "-v; throogh the center or the Co
ItlAIIiALL UlAiJJliU; Ii1, , LUx.il.-- ojU. aT,dln-behalf of the best interests' of chainbel.. theref0re sno t
tt , r. rf I TT TT A If- nCnTflT7mT',, th.' peopla -of the State of North tfuliy urge8- the State K
' -P. A SSf IIIGL W A Y'. UULUilo.Carolina.-.ndof the through travel. Comml8sion ttf finish No. 20, a
, 1 ii O V) 11 1 A 1 -J 'coming .into North Carolina from the Roadg before un(,
, , , , --. . trrtTivPTTAS. Rtste HIshway No--sections above -mentioned, and go-, 1.-1..- t,rojects.w
Aii-g That Hi,hw.yr Througn ,the .CHAMBER Or f) -
Mar.h.11 B. Fii.h.l -for. orth ras. COMMERCE of the Town of Marsh- pjs IT IUihm
Maah.; fKSSUte.fr
. -rr f,M f A Nnrth Carolina, to the Tennessee quest and nrge upon th " Iii.- wi ,
At. & mtLlIlX 01 iutuiwu v. - . . .. . . - t flnisB' stale state .ninwny vuiiuiii.i
the Chamber of Commerce ap , . ,.v -
. "V WHEREAS, the. said State K!xh-.
Iranian TTdncsday J Wlt 20 not1)eea finJ hei md
When speeches wertr-matfa ty.the link of "the safd. ffigfiway from
eMtS AtzHber OW-tE'e 'Bisect' Lartf, verte Hot.ffpfrng is in
V V itf. --'great fleed of certain anndme .
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IT:?hwap No. 20,:frort Laurel Kiver copy db fumis-ueu
t Hot Springs, and finish th State Stikeieather, Highway Cor.-Ilhway'-from'
the -'I Laurel . River for this District. ,-
FrT.re ' No. 20. up Laurel River . EOrr;TS,
end Shelton' Laurel," hy ;j?Hrfv. Camber ef 'Conlmerec.
' Y.-h;t Kick, to the Devir. Fork, at . CiiroIIna
t'-e ' Vte line, artd' fiish and sur-j. s .". .
e late' K!. ',' from Belva-Ai' T.T. .WUXTpiUr.ST, T
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