PLAN FOURTH OF JULY
FESTIVAL FOR MARSHALL
WOMANLESS WADDING TO BE STAGED
AND FINE BALAAM uin laiAnu
f
P-T.A.Makes Plas
For All-Year Work
a
Mrs. Dedrick Bowman Acti
A President Of Loral
,' ;' Organization
The choice of Mrs. De'ric
ALL GRADES will be posted
and Prof. Dillard urges chil
dren to come and Secure hooks
any Saturday between 2 and 4
MRS. GUY ROBERTS
Sunday School
Conference At North
Fork Big Pine
A Sunday school conference
Bowman for President of th
PT. A. for the ensuing eai1
seems to have been a most h-ip-
tm. Mrs T?nwm a n is tfc k-
ing the work in hand and h.is was held at North Fork Big
. j i-A r,iV tViafiiirni Rantiaf oroi Inst Snn-
plans be laid for next yearVdiV (2 to 4 P.M.) preparatory
iwork and that the association jto beginning of Sunday scnooi
work in summer as well as win- revj val work in the cnurcnes oi
ter. She has announced the New Found Baptist Associa
names of those1 on her princi- jtion. Vi:Ham Worley, of Mar
pal committees and states that; shan, NT. C., and 51:.- Knmce
the chairmen of these commit-Davis, of p,?ie- c- verc'
-tees, with herseii, tne vice-japp0inte iri('
f president and treasurer of the peri.itenient und secretary re-
.Association, constitute me gpectiver-x.
.nmmiffM. which, Thi. Tieeting was well at-
2meeU each month and carries tendei' a,nd the fellowship all
on work during the summer. that ctiUi(i have been desired.
Plans for the meetings next Good sinng was rendered Dy
year are also being made. The the ioc ai . cIiot. William C.
ittPA has metiRinnnt. nstor of Marshall
uVftciii v.m...-- - - . T i j .j . i
Mighty Max Baer damp. Primo Camera
J . V....V,,....
I NI5W TOint . . . "This battle Is
t! Wg shot of my life and I 'm in
canditiou to measure the champ,
111 win." said California Max IJacr,
ending training for the Camera
bout, June 14.
t v. ft r.d 1 11 will
ft-i'i ind "iho iiu(iiriTk. "
toi Lftrr.r sa tie eod" J I
foi .Mma ci
, Jm Ui ,
"I haven't
tfe cl9nvnjr
id ted
said
train-
lug 2tte
MARSHALL ANDrilSON
COUNTY ON THE Altt
Will Codes Develop
Into Monopolies?
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
WAS HELD IN MARSHALL MONDAY
'II
a4 Pc
FAVORJ RETAINING N. C.
PROHIBITION LAWS
and ordered literature for its
wnrV Hurincr the school year.
i; Executive Committee-
( Composed of Vice President,
Baptist church.
devotional part the service,
after which Frd JrviH made a
vprv finp evnoit!n of the ten
L VWil.p""-- - 11
vH, Treasurer, and heads o a1 1 points, knovn
hs the Standard
tlso spoke
1 work in
Irv.il. mmiHfPs1 Mrs. Wllllnf TYrpllfinf H
I li.n nkoirmnn: Mr. Her-lnf tho RiinHsv st
r; luvitvn, viic ... i -
' schel Sprinkle, mr. j. o. "-iirencn uroau tsap.1 .
Y lard. Mrs. O. S. Dillard, Mrs. Won, pointing out gfpat gams
finv V. Roberts, Mrs. a. 'ithat had been accoji'"a':
... Pro
;-a. j.
Carl
I McLe;
I. M
Hnrinor t.Vip nast. ffiw vr8, and
attributable largely to -th? reg
ular and continuous tfforls of a
few of the leaders i.i tnat As
sociation. Another meeting t.t North
Fork 'Big PiSe BaptUt church
was tmnBunced for tli,fee'o,l
Sunday in July, . atrtt'o- f.Mi
This will be the first Sunday
school, rally to be held in the
New Found Baptist Associa
tion). Tlh'e churches ct mpri?-
Ramsfiv. Mrs. J. C. Sprinkle.
Ways & Means Committee-;
Mr. Herschel Sprinkle, chair
man; Mrs. J. H. Dava Mrs, D.
O. Turkey, Mr. O. S. DiHard,
Mr. Craig Rudisill. -
Publicity Committee .Mr.
(y-'l?atTeTttcJrMn
I Irs. "Lefe Bryan, Mrs. Sally Mc
Hone, Wrs. D. S. Tweed, secre
tary of toe P.-T. A.
Program Gommiuee mio.
Ramsey, chairman; iwrs.
Blankenship, Mrs. W. K. :injr that Association art invit
'McLean, Mrs. S. B. Roberts, ed t0 attend and to mate re-
Mrs. E. N. Holcombe. I ports of the work done in their
Work for the summer jSundav school. A fine pro-
months is carried on by mem-(gram will be arranged ano car-
berg of the Executive Commit-,ried out of course you will
tee, which meets once each Want to be there at that timo.
month At this juncture the congre
ss At the home of Mrs. Bow-!gatjon joined in prayer, being
man, on
last Friday night, the ! ie(j by W.C.Blount. More
Executive Council met and de-Singjng was rendered by the
Cided to sponsor a 4th of Julychoir. Following this, a short
festival on the Island at Mar- jtalk on "The Church" was
Shall. A ball game wil! be the I made by Clay Barnes. Then
feature of the afternoon twjprayer wa? made by Robert
local men, names of whom will , Tweed. After another song1,
be disclosed later, will act as (the congregation adjourned,
captains of the team, and anjwith benediction by Jesse
. ; interesting ball game H prunus- yvatts. .
1 ' ed. Come to the Island and i i
bring the children.L Spend the I
' - S ht'p "a. ,Dri : F R E N C H. B R Q A D
and light refreshments will be
served and amusement fori V n Aljlil
. vonncr and old U offered. O. O. UiLuUl
rV "The Womanless Wedding'
' y At a f pw. vears ago with Dr.
Sams ag bride, Bewley Tweed
ar gjoom, Mr, lienaricjisiacu
in& a rinor-bearer, was such" a
huge success that we have de
cided to repeat it, and a Wo
manless Wedding will be stag
ed iti the evening of July 4th
in the school house. You can t
afford to miss this laugh-provoking
performance. P10):
nent local business men will
take the various parts and a
M tima i. 9ufpd. - uonvenuon. : xnis win ba a
1 . Help the P.-T. A. by coming peciai session oi cne preacner
to the Island and spending the school which will be in session
afternoon and evening of July ; at Mars Hill College during
4th. Jun, : and lots of fun, is that week. Some of .the out
' I. . a.- l. i.L . .f ta atnTifUno- Rnnfiaf loAdfr mf fVin
.. going w ue wis w v v - - - y-
'-: Aav ' South will be. present -Now,
if 'The r.-T. A. desires to oe ot .wui- m w uui pew-
iervice to all patrons of the pie to this meetingt Are they
k llarshall school. To help the going to attend this afternoon
children et as much as pos- 'gathering? We can hardly af-
gible from the school is the fir3t ford to miss this. It may be 50
kin Of this association. TO tms years ueiwre an uviortunjr
d. the HDrary win oe openeu swwss wus
A. Zeb Whitt was re-elected
chairman of the Democrat ex
ecutive committee of Madison
County at the county
convention held in the court
house Monday morning. Mrs.
Fred E. Freeman was chosen
vice-chairman and Douglas M.
Robinson, re-elected secretary.
Announcement of the vote of
the executive committee, taken
while retired Crom the main
auditorium room, was announc
ed by Dr. W. A. Sams of Mar
shall. W. K. McLean, Marshall at
torney who has announced as
Democrat candidate for the
chairman, Porter Ray, Gaither
Ray. Arthur Duck. John Eng
lish, an(fMrs. Julia M Youngs
rownsmp 5, Jeter Kobmson;
ch airmail, Harry Murray, H.
W. McLean, Jake Halcombe,
EdwinTkfarvis and Mrs. Edwin
Jarvisjf township 6, G. H. Rob
erts, J t-Bryan Teague, chair
man, Ci If. Reeves, L. B. Reeves
Plummer Buckner, W. M. War
lick and Mrs. Nora Dockery;
township 7, Jack Payne, chair
man, .Willis Payne, Hugh
Payne, Woodrow Roberts, Wi
ley -M. Rdberts and Mrs. Wiley
M; Roberts; township 8, ward
1, HS. Davis, chairman, Mrs.
J. M. Plemmons, P. Corn, W.
G. Priced tJ6hn Gardner, and G.
C. Frisbyr ward 2, R. H, Phoe
nix; chairrr"!, J).- R. Ledford,
onfc C' T Fow-
state senate from this district
pledged his support ttf jthe peoDJL. Cr'
Pfe ann to the Democratic or-.ierisoyc
ganization of Madison' Oountv.lAln.a P.
Introdtsction-of ,icandidtfteWTGChtti.M-1.1, . -,
the various county offices were'Hensley C. L.,N Stamey, ,C. C,
made. They included: Fred 13. Brown, and Mrs.W. T. Park
Freeman' for Representative; I er. a
Mr. McLean, State Semite ; Township 10, ward 1, W. H.
Mrs. Pearl Rector, Register ofiWallvn, chairman; J. E. Bish-
i Deeds; Board of Education, J. op, E. S. Bishop, Mrs. Wr H.
wauin, Anarew jsisnop; wara
2, J. C. Wallin, chairm ln, Rob
ert Norton, Jack Stines, Champ
Will the NRA through the
development of codes create
monopolies in restraint of trade
and thu8 destroy the small in
dustrialist and business man?
In anticipation of this danger
the President appointed the
Advisory Review Board with
Clarence S. Darrow asN chairman.
it would appear trom a re
Some Beauties Of This Section
Advertised
view of some of the codes by.
the Advisory Board that they
"are developing a mononolistic
trend and are doing injury to dendron Festival
the small industrialists and
business men." Observations
of Senators Nye and Borah
point to the same conclusions
Sponsored by the Marshall
Ciyitan Club and with funds
raised by local business firms,
Marshall and Madison County
are being given some valuable
publicity this week. Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday, the
attention of the people in the
range of Asheville's broadcast
ing station is being directed to
the scenic attractions in Madi
son County. In substance, the
following announcement is to
be repeated twice each day for
three days during the Rhodo-
between 12
and 2 o'clock and six and eight
o'clock P.M.
One of the most fascinating
drives' in Western North Caro-
Those who favor the NRA 'ma is down the "Million Dot.
plan as a reform or remedial, lar Highway" from Asheville
measure in business relations through Marshall, along the
admit that code practices in French Broad River. Just
any given line of business tend , twenty miles to Marshall,
to force every unit in that line county seat of Madison; a u
to the same wage schedule and nique and picturesque town
commodity price schedule, thus overlooking the French Broad
doing away with competition.
When codes actually develop
into monopolies, the anti-trust
act may be invoked, or should
this be found inconsistent with
the apparent plan to stop de
structive competition, as some
think it would be, v the codes
may be brought ultimately un
der regulatory legislation sim
ilar to the regulatory powers
exercised over our public util
Under the competitive sys-
lem, ii is pointed oui, monopo
lies developed rapidly, but with
no sense of order or of the
rights of the public . They-i
Clyde Brown, Chan W. Bald
ing, Wayne Peek", Lee Ramsey,
and Joe Worlev: arid Sanky
Brigman, county commissioner, i Ray, Jack S. Chandler, and
The names of several other Miss Dorothy Roberts; 'town
candidates were called but ship 11, J. J. Whitt, chairman,
Mrs. (Jilus Mitchell, Edgar Bry
an, George Marshbanks, Cilus
Mitchell, Jeter Shook and Hu-
7"
DON'T MISS READING THIS
The next S S. Rally for the
French Broad Association will
be held with the Mars Hill
Baptist church July 1st at 2:30
P.M.
The meeting will convene at
2:30. Reports -will be receiv
ed. Announcements made.
After this the meeting will be
conducted by M. A. Huggins,
Secretary of the N. C. State
. 1 . . .. AS ' '. .
convention, inis win oe
each Saturday from 2 to 4 in
tier that school children may
I 1 .Mil hAivttt tin.i
rniW If III KH JLUU ISCILUI MICU i
i -"iCing ior nexr yen'.. . mui.v g.m. . -
ci supplementary books FOR . . z&V JtMist upu
Let every church send not
less than' SO delegates. Let's
remember the meeting July 1st
they did not answer.
Dean I. N. Carr of Mars Hill
Crjllega introduced the follow
ing1 resolut'on for the county bert Rice; township 12, Joe
platform: "We favor the Worley, chairman, Mrs. Geter
maintenance of North Caro-1 Worley, A. E. Worley, Isaac
lina prohibition laws andiWorley, M. W. Roberts, Joe
urge that instruction in temper- Roberts, and Fred Worley.
ance nd sobriety be given our Township 13 Roten Ebbs
children in the homes, schools chairman, Sanford. Blanken
and hurches." Motion of ac-ship, Allen Gates, Mrs. Morris
rertince was made by W. K. King, and Walter Reece ; town-
M.I.Oan and seconded by red snip ia, u. m. nouiiisuii. cnan
E Freeman". It was unani- man, Mrs. Obie Jarvis, I. N.
adopted. Carr, Yates Ammons, Fred
, Prf (''nct committees certified Holcombe; township 14, Kelse
arthi convention Monday are Wilson, chairman, Mrs. Clyde
. i ,, . . T-k. T tTT A a..
loliows: township 1, ward Amrauns, r. corn, j. w. Ara
1. W. A. Sams. Chairman. L. H. mons, J. T. Dill, Glen Cargile,
Gzeiitanner. W, W. Duck- A. C Ball, and J. D. Thomas
Wortft. .W. m Norris. Wavne on: and township: 16 Rothie
Brigman, ancOlfs. LliHO Giez- Brackens,- chairman,. Mrs. Hen
entanner; ward 27 Lacjr Reedry.iingitwn; a, to. Honeycutt :W.
chairm&n, R. H." McClure, San- F.' Brackens, Charlie Capps,
ky Brigman, A. B. McDaniel, Mrs. Everett Ingle-and Glenn
J. O. Wells, and Mrs. R. H. Jarvis.
McClure; ward 3, E. Y. Pon-. DELEGATES
der, chairman, J. W. Burnett, 1 Delegates f r o m Madison
R; W. Ponder, Roy Cook,"Jim County to the Democratic state
Rpftvfs. and Mls Kathleen convention were named aslol-
Riimfitt: and ward 4. Imp, Rami lows: Henry Roberts. Guv V.
sey, chairman, Mrs: Carrie Rice Roberts, Opie Wells, W. ,K.
Eugene Wallin, G e o r g e McLean, Dr. , W, A. Sams,
Bridges, Crawford Bryan, John Clyde' Brown, Mrs. Minnie
Flynn and W. J. "West - Parker, D.- G. Church, Fred
Township 2' ward 1, Corry-'reeman, u. m. KODinson, . a.
Wallin chairman, Olive Ray; Whitt, Elymas Ponder, I. N.
Mrs. Esta Wallin, T. M. Wal- Carr, Fred Halcombe, Herbert
lin. Talmadeft : Franklin. Dew Hawkins, C. C. Brown, Arthur
ev Wallin : ward 2. H. E. Wal- Phoenix, Levi McLean, Edgar
lin, chairman Mrs. T. E. Trim- Bryan, . Jack Payne, and Red
ble, W. M. Roberts, T. E. Trim- McLean. . ...
ble, Stanley Norton; township 1 '
River.- See its school buildinz
oir an- uninhabited" island no
other such location jp North
Carolina. Stop in Marshall at
the News-Record office for fur
ther directions. Drive over
Lonesome Mountain and Shd
ton Laurel in Madison Counrr.
Then visit Hot Springs, really
warm, health-giving wafer
flowing up from the earth.
Drive over the DreciDitc
Spririg Creek road, visit Ma
Patch a day's drive of unex
celled ' mountain scenery -
orma of eversrreen laurel knd
rhododendron. Ahadv, r drhnsm
. r - ir
cc U sparkling - springs, '
i. M&dison Coun-'
uted $1.00 to cover the cost of
the broadcast'ng:
J N. Martin $1.00
Rallph Fisher - $1.00
F. A. Dodson $1.00
ering of wages and incomes of
the massesr while the heads of
these monopolies or near mo
nopolies drew salaries ranging
up to $250,000 per annum.
Many observers believe that
the only hope to be found in Guy English - $1.0
the creation of the codes is to Roberts Pharmacy
Madison Telephone Co.
W. A. Sams
Q. C. Rector
Model Grocery
E. IK. Tweed
A. W. Whitehurst
J. H. Hutchins
make easier the bridling of
predatory interests, mainte
nance of reasonable wages and i
incomes, payment of reason
able dividends on actual capi
tal invested and the stabiliza-l
tion of business otherwise. !
It is important at this period :A. J. Ramsey .
of our history that every citi-N. B. McDevitt
zen coniriuuie oi nis ininKing wm. money
and action to this problem. J. C. Henderson
Education is essential to thisiShelton Tweed Co.
contribution and the tragedy Marshall Builders Supply Co.
of it all is that our schools areService Motor Sales
being allowed to go to pieces! Madison Farmens, Inc.
in face of the need of the most i Roberts & Davis -
sober thinking the nation has iTeague's Filling Station
ever been called upon to give to The News-Record
its problems in a great nation-'Moore's Pharmacy
al situation. The Scottish Rite Icraig L. Rudisill
. $1.00
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News.
C. L. Brittain $t.00
ENTERTAINMENT:
JUNE 25",
A concert clas3 from the Odd
Fellows orphan home at Golds-
boro will give an entertainment
at Marshall at 8 o'clock on the
N. W. Carolina Utfe ...
$1.00
Madison Scui&Group
Met.May.iZr
The Madison County singing
convention met at Laurel Val--
ley May 27 and had one of it?
most successful meetings. Ten
classes and quartets attended.
3, J. R. Merrell, chairman, J. C. MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Robinson, Jl. M. Whitt, B; E.K MEETS, THURSDAY
Ammons. a. f. KODens, ana. '
Woman's Missionary
of -the - Presbyterian
Misg Ola Hunter: townshiD 4.1 Th
ward 1, J. Clyde Brown, chair- Society
man, Levi McLean, Doc Led- church will meet with-Mrs. C
ford, Floyd, Holcombe, Nat C. Pulley at three o'clock
Blankenship and Mrs. Kelly Thursday afternoon, June. 14,
way; wara z, , a. urown, 1934.
night of June 25. A chorus, The ones from out of Madison
quartettes, and musical num-. County were a class and nuar-
bers are on the program. tet from Ivy Gap in Yancey.
The entertainment will prob- county and a class -and quartet:
ably be held in the high school ; from Pleasant Hill - in Sun
auditorium. It is being BPon-Vftmh Mimtv. Ths others
sored by the local chapter of were from Madison.'
Odd Fellows. The next resrular meetinK-
This same group will give an Viii ho holH t th Rpwh Glen-
entertainment at ..White Rock high school at 2 o'clock on the
on June 26. afternoon of June 24. C. Pon-
der is head of the group. It is"
the intention of the singinft'
rTllMQTDI IPTIOV .convention to promote religious
; yuna lkul i V voCfil mU3ic m Madison coun-
xy. - -, ;
STREET UNDER,
No.little excitement and con-
fusion ' i$ - being caused this surface and souring cement.
week bv the orenarations to- ; The work is a federal nroj--
ward laying a top surface to ect, working through the State :
the street of Marshall. Sev-.Highway department and the"
era! persons living in or near. NRM. . What this NRM is mar
Marshall have secured -jobs be a matter. of conjecture, buf
digging up the present hard-jit is the NRM; nevertheless. -
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