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THE ESTADLISHED NEW. iPR OF MADISON; COUNTY
Marshall, ri; c, f; iday, October 17, 1930
8 Pages This Issue
vol. x::ix
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CAECUM C1AT
Br GUY 4SWARINGEN , ,
SENATE PROBE COMMITTEE AT
l K,. - RALEIGH -, ,-l ,, v
, ' Ralefgh.The ,U. S. senate cam
. paign funds - Icommittee I arrived in
; '; Raleigh Saturday night "and JSunday,
' , : headed by Senator Nye, Republican,
' ; of North Dakota, ; to probe North
" Carolina primary In hich Joaiah W.
Bailey defeated Senator F.M, Sim-
l mons.' The committee work mostly
in, secret, j Between 100 and -200
v. persons are said to have tteen eub
V noenae to testify before it. but the
, .names jof very , few of these-have
' .been learned. r among: them being
; i. former governor . Cameron Morrison
jand Charles , L. ,Ehuping of Green.
' boro, Bailey campaign manager, ' .
J LITTLE GIRL ACCIDENTALLY -f
i W'l- SHOT :
V Elabeth'town.Edna Ruh Smith
'yj , was accidentally killed in, Satur
day by the discharge' of a shotgun
In the hands of her nine-year-old
pad 'Carl Hester. .Tha , boy -waa
J ;.r said to he in a condition approaching
t iiDyvierfm 4ter'- rwwuwimmi,'-
yrV?4 t 't ; "i - 4 iir
; y. N. c. has EiaTi:r vr .
.i(vS Chapel Ei'.L Gathering u. 't t
T
' ., 'The Hot Spi!ng!tiierarjl Society
was organi2ed .Oct. '10,, 1S30, -and
X held -the ' first regular program -last
f Friday ( evening. s very -interesting
'-- program, including ' debate, Nwas
' t given.1 Oncers elected to verve the
first'; semester ' were: Pres.j Robert
. Runnion .' Vice-President, .i-T o-ta.
Bruce?" Secretary and ' Treasurer,
' Mary' Lee ' Hill; Chaplain,' James
. Welch; Cfttic, Edith Tleming; Mar
i shal-at-arms, Robert Wills, i'1
1 , Programs will be given every Fri
f day afternoon. Parents are invited
- to attend any of thee programs. ,
-" Work will begin this week on the
' basketball , court. Regular.: practice
' is eyected ' to . Jerin next. week.
Coach Meadowa,wants all boys who
; - are Interested to try . lout ;Tor ,n
team. a ( , . '. '' v nt; . K
. - . Hon. Charles A, pss, Republican
" 1' condldata fcr.r'-.'ictlon to Congress
'from the'Swli I mac's an n-
- . ter .ing src -h t j a lare audipnee
J. ' he; a at l.'i's-' ool o-.lltorlpra
f ti"-'ky ni;l.t. The com. y candi
'.3 were 1 ';,. each rr king a
-short talk. . ; ; ' . , J
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12 3 At Ccur.ty I Icrae
I'r. K. H. C: 't, wbo has had
c! - soft'cT' " m County Home
f.r T. 8 last ru. i y-., is plJ"rv.jr
to have a e'c.z ' s-rvlce at the
' Cow a the fecorl Sunday in Novem
ber. It is his ruirio to invite sev
eral choirs BTid to lave speeches by
Eome of the I'tdon County eppak
ers.
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TI ' e are twenty-two inmates
"'' rt t l (,c,Tt t;Tn, one
om is f 1 o te practL.Iy
s. It i' 1""' 1 t'-at the sipj
rviee will I .' "r to the in-
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south, ca::
Davie poplar, University of North
Carolina alumni, faculty 'n,d . stu
dents on- Saturday" celebrated the
137th birthday of the. Joldest Btate
university in America. 'It wasju'st
137 gears' ago Sunday that the cor
nerstone of, the old'East building
was laid with impressive eremonies.
CAROLINA JPOET; AND ARTIST
Washington,'. ' D, ;. aAif,Ksutus
OooHvear Heaton. ' 86. 'nbetand ' ar
tist of Black Mountain,' Nil? C.; and
West Pal mBeach, Fla.f died, in' Sib
ley hospital Saturday. Ha painted
the picture, ''The Recall of jPoluni
bus," which hangs in the senate wing
of the capitol. '
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
TO
1 ' GATHER OCTOBER
- rBeimonW The Presbyterian wo
man's - auxiliary, . synod of. North
Carolina, will hold its 18th 'annual
meeting October 21-23 in Belmont
First I'reabytenan .cnurcn'.yknere
are ' nint presbyteri'als, Z$t'i Jocal
nvtiarftd nt 22.527 members' hi
fi!n avnadical ona of the .largest' in
i Kftnthtn .Hresnvtenai euurcn.
Theri yrKUi .iiproiiaiiitely: f03 dele-'
M KINGS MOUNTAIN ?.
'f'v
"tlnsi' f lomftalaRoiu: ' H,. Mor
reft .ye?1 M : yfOe"(ian,-' wai
ro
wa
found!
1 on the Soc' c'rn.Ranjray'
tiae" 3
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UCv RADIO ' S?:OrvUi JWEEJt .
CharldtteOn of nl''rfi0!1iiC gaTons1 capacity. Twc-"of Abes
Jfiows aver staged in the South opens
r.av .t. ;aA V
4his fummer of -people who ave
4 jf tliPir d6r' shut no to cloa"'
fd car' foi-hours' at a 'Ume dur '
ing
One,
fand, tooK,we P"
r. for a rooa orevn m n
(She further noticed a) police of,
H:ficerho found the name' of ths, .
t -
.nwner. a man wno was comn,v-, - ..,,.. ni rAf 8tick ' Of ,
i'-ablv listening to" the musif vn , . othe -end beift i -;
f the Esplanade v.fVj.;,M ,held (aikhtly 'between liaMiatMri - J
. Our Dumb Animals, . ,w . - . t,Lj;n. directly . -9' -
'-hV '"' ' - - " 8 ...jijiBBBajMslsslllllillll'T
in Charlotte on -Tuesday "of' this
week; featuring 'a unique ' entertain
ment prosram. and a display of. the
greatest radio values ever preesnted.
Vlrtuallv everv radio dealer and diSr
tributor in Charlotte' will co-operata1
in the show, which js to continue all
week. The big event. will be formalr
clock' in the. Armory Auditorium. '.'
fl , - , .. , ' ,' . , An4dea advanced in connection
SURVEY OF PARK is FINISHED ' v ;th the new device is that the ape
- Asheville-Closing an official sur- clal transmitters might, 1 be placed
vey of hte North Carolina sice of
the Great' Smoky Mountains nations
pa area, Jtiorace jh. AiDrignr ai
rector, and Arno.B. Camerer, asso-
ciate director, ,of the United States :
national park service, left Asheville pleasure; nsing hw teeth as normal
Saturday for Washington, D.H C, persons. use their ears.-; ' i -l.
where they will work out a program , There would even be ( some ' ad
of development for the park.-,' , -1 j vantage in such a procedure The
' 1- lioforiMTi would 'not be annoyed by
ASSISTANT PPOSTMASTER GETS
v i S -' YEAR IN VEHy ,
Greenville, S. ; C.Benet'. Wilson,
guilty Saturday in United States iii";-
tricf court to, embezzling funds a i
making false', entries jn.. postal. 'rec-..f4ifted yield ,f- corn", v especially
ords. ,(He was sentenced by ' Judge taf planted r late in the, season.
H. HW.atkins W;a year and , a day ::0wev'en the cotton crop looks fine
Uk th..faderal-piteBtMttj'Tlfi-;At-
)' Anderson, S. C Mi Esther Fv--oonU?
year nld freshman at.And '
son college and idaughterrftf. Rev . 1
D.' Furoon. of'Grover,- N :-;.,, wo
mfasfng; aftey leaving the.festituUon
Friday, af):ernoon4 ne-'giril.uuw-,
d permission toleavrfithe 'olle-
was jjofc learned and had e t i
HAitbScrn OAZTsyiLt ';yn
faiiivi'lft.- S. C In one C . r b" , i
wek
ind
captured
rmina wnw wu 'bu,:wi.:w r
city.' Fifteen hundred" gallon
Mi.at,fik also taken. '. ' .- ".' :
.Teeth"
' . . iWmUiin; 'ecentiry
Mhibjted by 'Tir.tr.aericir Bedeli;
teeth.
i. ,
de8cribed,',' the Apparatus
' . . -. VihoAoirraph'recei?.
itermlnating in metal-'fiisc; -sV
"to i the auditory 'nerves through the
tcqth and jawbones, even though the
eardrums have been '.destroyed. ' Of
course, destruction of "the auditory
nerves themselves Vwould s forever
rreclude hearing,, but many cases of
deafness result merely from- defects
in the uter ear. ,.- In such cases Dr.
ridell's Invention would make hear-
irl possible- 't
near a radio or phonograph or even
attached to the seats of a talkie pic
ture theater, .The deaf listener could
provide' himself with "the necessary,
wooden "stick and -"listen in", at his
the irrelevant remarks and alleged
wit ow"bacK sear;, auoiwrs.
f Rural Press Service.
The... continued dry ' weather
Beaufort , County "'wilt: cut the an-
Madison County -farmers working
4-bugh their local- cooperative assd-.
atioii'did over X38,ooo.uir worui oi
;5nes9; last' year,'1 . The association
, known as -Madison farmers' lac
i XL.i I membership idtf' ii ;f
..na tie farmers. . '
v 7 .J,N . r.i
Grower'' of: W . bSans in Clay
,unty realiaedabout llW abWf'
from eir produce, while those wi
Jarden and truck crops have had
, tila'W sell,; Teport 'CountygeAt
'J SowdrUh5y,
TJ...1' &r4 "Walter X.mofi'm' tf J?
protedbv . itnwW 'fVT1"???
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vaie lt t- V
ucqess of,nersev.erance..
plew .qrworktoif.-;
' atmnllWit.V.'
a,power pi jiiiiuoo.-.,,.
Tha. influence of example.
-'.Th obligatlftn of. jffnty!aS
Tha .wisdom, of economy.
'JThe-virtu.eft patience,,,
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MARS IEL COLLEGE AND
;yMars'.',Hill, October 10.-
-A feature
of 'the fio'urtders day .program at Mara
Hill 'fcollege 'i October 12-13 " was
the.' recognition - 'of t ,h ,' living
descendants, of William ' Albert - Gal
latin i Brown, the ' first president of
the 'college) the centennial of whose
birth will be! celebrated along with
the diamond anniversary of the col-
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lege mis year. v .. , .yV
Kt Professor Brown, who was " the
first president of the college, '1856
1858, - was la - sealous educator 'of
western. North Carolina and eastern
Tennessee prior to and following the
CMl , War. .'Besides, his work ' as
teacher in hat is now Carson-NeW-man
College -1 of - Jefferson City,'
jurin? his life and was president of
tute of Tennessee, Judson College 6f
North Carolina, atad Mar Hfll Col
lege , of North.-Carolia.' 'What 'ia
known of his life 'and work shows
him to have' been 'a man5f- broad
ensure and -thorough scholarship
with ardent zeal for the education f
yonng-eandiiroinen, particularly
of the; muntaittsectiona sofs-North
Carolina and , Tennessee,
si
Professor W. ,va. nrfrn,was
born'' in Blount '.County, Tennessee,
OflnathanrowBi'and Refeeci'
mV Rrnwn. , WheA he Wa : tw.ve
years old his fattier moved ti f "t
nt ; 'hit the 'community, til fuer
AnM U"home' to4 nurcn
services which soon Iresulted n tne
.organisation W whaf !is 'now? S4sv
Loaf Ch&chJ Professor Browrwaa
codV9rteda'ee twelve ma
united with the Naircreeit jsapnsi
rfcV,f,avir''CoJunty. 4'8S
graduated fronJ Mossy Creek
JJh rrtrahn aNewmanisKCoIleg,
QAnn affair fci -mraduat ion- he. mar
lied' Margaret Amanda Pattison, who
t direct dejsesndant of h New-f-miiv.'
who have played a
waa
man!
mrW part in ;,the . bltghment of
, i. v , u
fancy;, tha pUiers: growing to maa.
hoo ,an4, womanhood. , Wile .Pro-
lessor uownw,pd-r,l';('rv7 t
wa the father of, tfewhers. v.Three
of his four, sons wo-JPtT".'?":
i.. . huinA ministers. .Pne oi
these, H. Dudley. rown ye on.,
otki tim-after leaving tAP, .theolog-
..' , . Annther son. .. tne
x p TV' Brown. Is now .pastor, at
atea, N. C. The third of thens
who became (ministers wa vb.
n- a Rrown of Asheville, N. C;
wio-wa the,fpunder. and for many
i ...nnovi'ittanrtont OI Wie ;iv-
Naln SclWfOl-Systeni-f Southern
SEW. it .T-r
Carson Newman onS y
wer"boira- fivejb.pvs ,adjw gwls,
iwi bov and ne: girl dying Jri in
TV !, Baptist- Cfcayjaitfo ,ae
Wiw iJT. ;A Browne became .a hoBey, cake, butter, canned nuns
'.-! 1 6hly' daughter, Mrs-' SalA. falk-r flfl tobacCOf l
''-,,ff Clevelatidf"Tenn.i is f50;- ,-potatoes, sweet potatoes; sweet
' 'v'-vteacher.-;;- . Jcorninidns1, apples, pumpkins, etc.
. " : i Joaf rw nnmnkina. crown on the farm
tmataQiansof.h day, 'ft iey, ---
trmwledee seems to haven born 'grfees. of the process of honey ma.
SThTS money: '.he" ever',fng. -.One section showed the honey
Side "a Vt for a book; ander, W before any honey had been n
ST if-the facta .were known, the .Berted. . Another section showed t.;3
lust money he" ever 'earned was spent , comb . beginning' to be , filled whi.d
toT a book. He had hVo- private jother. sections were completely i-...
TSrarv and was-so thoro--hly fa- of the honey was sourwor 1
taltht he could r'-e hi 1 nd ttnon' Some -.o the finest apples to y
any of the numerous voUur.es on his wen anywhere were on di.'i1 -'
elves rfrom the orchards of Mr. Wm. . .
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He served four
years in the s Con
federate army and was wounded at
the i- battle', of Chickamauga, tAfter
the close of the war. with his brother :
in-law, Dr.,N. B. Goforth, he estab- '
Mshed Riceville Institute. W Hen .
Marv- Sham College was the Jeadiig . :
school for girls in the South, Prof es- ,
sor Brown was chosen professor ofk
mathematics ' in J that', school.' III.
health caused hini to give up this ,
position and " return to eastern ,
.Tennessee.', He became president' of , . .
the Masonic Female Institute at
Mnssv Creek. It was und?r his ,
management that this school reached
its pinnacle ol useluiness ana smoajf u
its' graduates are some of the moat
cultured' women,, oi , eastern . leip- T.
essee. In 1879 he, returned to North
Carolina , and. became ' president of '
Judon College, then located at Hen ,
dersonvillej(,with which .Institution ,n
i...faai nHl a cTowinar deafness
caused him to. give -w teaching. Be. ,-M
died at Delwray. ,w on Kyfl. ,
250, , 1906,, and , js 'buried at .Fair
view, N. C,. , ;,jr-S j.
feasor Brown Mars Hill .College has ,
had fourteen ', presidents, many of j
wHoto served,, ottiy , a., year,
t t; -io ho came, to the rrAezs v
ai president la 1837 is now e rinj';
upon lisr tniny-jouru. .
rUtf t, a.i t X
niTE
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a - -AwrHmaA. tha White ; Bock -
Fslr started vB with uite as wod a
showing as had been KPected.' even
br th meat , optiatfsuc. .
number'! people .wer
.nit mewed tha 'exhibits and
especiary enjoyed (the baseball-gam
-n riraak and .White-Jtock,
.Th rarne resulted in a WW S ?-.
in 'favor of Bull Oeek.. :'-' -: - ?
r THE EXHIBITS
-orkii' it raa xnected that "many '-
moire exhibitsi' would be cn "display
Thursday : than' Wednesday, still
was said by some of ths leaders that
there were as' many Wednesday aa '
had ' beea - expected throughout the
Fair. The ' were aiaPiayeu
in two buildings the old store build
tag near, thV lrare'h; being nsed for
farm products, and an ld' vacant
residence -neaTby being nsed for f an
. w While ere was no great
nambeir of eXhibits, iome of such as
could be aeen were fine as wouia oe
."Bt" almost any fair. , Of the
farm articles were noted eggs, corn,.
nnmrtVinfl
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room exfuuits.. a y"
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