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THE ESTABLISHED NEWSPAPEI
VOL.33
8 Pages
MARSHALL; N. n C; THURSDAY, AUG U
PRICE $1.00 A YEAR
TO OPEN NEXT MONDAY
' I j-a 'v m a W mr
ILn HUI Hitk School To Op.- ( ML ilMS
The high Bchools in Madison
;? i with the exception of the Mars TennU Tournament Drawing time
1 ;t in : potinnl T ii e to some; TuMdav
a,ifll-ovi.v- - ,
fihangea to be made jm im om
hool building at mars nui,
tory of this place fell here
MnndAv niirht. Following a
Irterrific thunder and lightning
display, the ram came down in
torrents. Between four .and
five inches of rain fell, but no
serious damage has . been re
ported. The crops and pas
A Fi ' TIT A I TIFP tures In this section are the best
U T f! ALfNU 1 many seasons, and: an? a-
bundance ' of feed and food
should be realized at harvest-
DETROIT MINISTER IN
MARSHALL
that it:
tatVi
testa f
' Th
tion t
at the
three
ifa"
it .
riocz
tion i
the .
T. K.
South
coming in
. . t pass the
i-Uflcates.;
MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
TO HAVE STRONG
FACULTY NEXT SESSION
sing if exhibi
: id ay i evening
hundred fight ,Nin Colleges Represented In
Quito n number of Marshall
the opening ; was postponed, people as well as people from
Jr. A. V. Nolan , wu De ine ,wainut and otner secuwns are 4.:
irincipal this year, Ir. Nolan entering .the Tenni8 Tourna- p""
an ior seven yews of'- menc, wnicn w huw gewug u- mftrT,: it. nlpasure of wy1
ji .v,io Me- j J.-.; tv, rin ntr morning naa tne pleasure oi .
juucjii, -" " , a , hearinir a very able minister
www - r f '
;o juars mu. xuMjr.
SPRING CREEK SCHOOL
FACULTY
Tunw RrtrnnT-T. P. Bur-
jess, principal; Grover Angell,
lomain Meadows.
r, August 14, at no - - . TWwurr rrl v. Kir.
clock Crowds are expected - " Bartmlnrter
to watch the matches. BnDKt0riQr Vi,irpVi-wVin was
. 1 1COUJ bUiiuu VfA "w "
GIRL SCOUTS ON ronte to Montreat. Dr.
Bridg
gr.am
ond r
next
od the fights
-ed: Four ol
j re fast and fu
r one wanting ac
; - ty. ; Cullers got
i '. over I Mitchell J
, : Ilted got the de-
t Garrisg with a
4 Urowni.TutteroW
i .Lassiter and Bill
wtT from Big Jim m
Peraonnel Of Teachers
The Marshall High School
will open Monday, Aug. 20th,
at 9 o'clock. A 1 1 natrons.
friends and the public in gen
eral are invited to be present,
A verv atroncr facultv has
been secured for the school this
year. I do not believe that any
hiirh school in Western North
i irora Dig Jim i. i t u
h .. T K. O. in the sec- X BU" "
tiiiau
t bout ;will be held
r evening begin-
pti route to Montreat. tr. tv-v , . .
CAMPING TRIP 1?nox?appened r hear him . 8 . 'clock. . tent
A " VF j- ramnbfi. , ill he the referee.
The girl scouts of Walnut making some inquiries, made
were on a camping trip last himself, known, and prevailed
. . TUT J 4-ill '" 1 I 1 . J
Dmaui juwmwi" , weeK irom vv euneauay w upon mm 10 stop uvei aim
P.BATlPi? JeSSie Ramsey, o-...o of a nm'nt holnw Rlin- l Tf f.norl nut that
. xTnio PnKorrs. fith ; Harriet mi iia vaouti. n u 'j i v, v.
Ellen Phoenix, 5th; May Met- ful site on the Laurel River before.
fnalf. 4th: Pauline Davis, 3rd; ol1. j t'r.amn Orand-daddv."
Ethel Kirkpatrick, 2nd; Annie The xip wa3 planned by the
?uavis. ist; vioia ruwiu, Rev.
Viola Fowler. 1st; R v r a l Hyde, who was
Mrs. T. P. Burges, music and abivai9ted by some of the
, m mi. yv.itn
ENDORSE PROGRAM
Campbc l Ill'he the referee
MAR5IiALL, DEFEATS CCC
JyTq4;c
h MaBhaH defeated the CCC
baseb.tll.-fcine Sunday on the
Hot -Springs- fliamond 6 to 4.
Monroe Jlahseyjied the Mar
shall Titers, r ating a triple
land t o si Je9.'Iledmon and
teachers have had a number of
years expelrience. With thia
faculty and the cooperation of
the patrons, I believe that w&
will have the best rugh school
ever held here,
lln the elementary schools, the
following teachers will have
charge of the grades indicated:
Ezra Burnette, seventh; L. 0
Huff, seventh; Ralph Ramsey,
sixth: Lucille Hunt, fifth: An
nie Tweed, fourth-fifth; Nellie
Marshall. The teachers irs-mio-Vi. fourth; Winnie Rrvan-
been chosen because of 'third Mrs. Vanda Wooten.
' assistant.
I HOT SPRINGS SCHOOL
f FACULTY
f HIGH SCHOOL W. L. Ri
torH nrinrinal: Selwvn MC
present were: Marian Ramsey, STATE AND GOVERNMENT
Mary Emma Ramsey, Mary Jo PROGRAM ENDORSED
Chandler, Hazel Henderson,
Mae Doan, Catherine Rector, Resolutions adopted at Farm
and Margie Henderson. They and Home week at State Col-
iUevitt, uarrie mciieeiy. nu xxb" uv..uv..... - - - - .
GRADES Frill Young, 7th; were chaperoned by Mrs. Min- lege this year included hearty
lEula Buckner, 6th; L u 1 a nie Davis. endorsement of government
I Chandler 5th; Mite. Harriet Among the invited guests of crop control and of the State
?Runhion, 4th; Mrs. Jobie Hen- the camp were Beedy McDev- program for rural electnfica
derson 4th; May Boone, 3rd; itt, Florence and Helen Hyde. tion.
Hazel Sprinkle, 2nd; Mrs. Ro- Iva Lunsford, and the last Both of these measures were
ten Ebbs 1st: Alma Phoenix, night, four of the Walnut boys seen as vital to advancement
,ten rjuus, in, gQ efficiently helped es. ln the immediate future. Rec-
iJArillTY OF WXLNUT tablish and break camp. ommendation of higher teach-
vHnoL' 1 A Awimming pool was found er's salaries and . improved
" .;,s7ir V ti,o in the Laurel river, which the school facilitios for the chil
At Walnut this season the J", visited twice a day. dren looked further ahead in
faculty wm m ""' ""''., n They had a wonderful time the development of men and
Wells, nrincipal: Mrs. Moody roughing it
Misa Aiuia
Robert shr -d' the pitching
honor.- '.--"r
' ' Mai . ' V I - i. the CCC hitters,
gettmf v, o
f,Batt ' s CCC,- Vail, Col
lSas a; . Y ler;-: Marshall
Redmc ,T i ts and Burnette
PETET
a TO 0
2-hit pitching of
isey-Petersburg
;te Rock , 3-0. F.
!T Ilavnlft starred
' Haynie listing a
atadng his list of hits,
r scored two in the
have
their special fitness and experi- ,third: Jessie Robinette, second:
ence in their chosen fields. Martha Catherine Ramsey,
The high school faculty is as first. nnH Marcarpt. first- and
follows: iMrs. Rnmp'n Ferffnson. second.
Mrs. C. M. Blankenship, a I Several changes will Be
graduate of the Woman's Col-'made in the course of studylli
lege of the University of North the elementary field. It m a y
r - 1 1 o tiTkiA mi tiio f n n l u ,t , it i
jxl uinia, vv 1 1. j win itatu mo- j-jp tflflt til 6 WOTK
tory; S. B. Churchweil, A. a.,
m the sixtn
and seventh grades will be de-
' - 1 ' . - ajiu cvcillll fiifluca win uc wc-
University of Mississippi who ,partmentalized. Miss Lucille
itull iAntU Uici'r Atr KlAlAfftr i ii i i s ,
will teach history and biology;
Ws B. Dillingham, A. B., Uni
versity of N. C, will have
charge of the Math, dep't; Nita
noVioeran M A Tnlnno TTni-
Jiife In four trips jvergity, Lati'n and English;
Maude Kiser, A. B., Tusculu'n
College, with graduate work
from University of North
Carolina. French: Mrs. W. K
a TRIMS WHITE j McLean, Chowan College, En-
GRADES Mrs. Ernest
Teague, 7th; Billy Peek, 6th;
Mrs. J. O. Wells, 5th; Miss
Jennie Lee Chandler, 4th j Miss
Marcraret Leake. 3rd; Mrs. Eu-
aena Rpphp. 3rd : ' Mrs. Naomi
ii i ii I ' r. z'
if.tf,iff)ii..fr.q
Hmmpn of tomorrow.
I . ,A 'f airer systenvv of taxa-
HOT SPRINGS
(SPECIAL)
The
tionwlthr provisions thati up
to $1,000 . be 'exempted from
tax on the value of homesteads
higher tax rates on big in
comes and inheritanclei and
etrirtpr reculat'on of bond is-
second annual reunion sues and debt-making by pub-
of the Duckett family will be lie officers were approved as
August 26th, at set torth in tne propo3ea new
church on Spring State constitution.
Creek. The Rev. Bryan Shan-. (Farmers of the ttate were
kle, pastor of the church, will urged to adopt soil and forest
hold a devotional service at ry conservation practices and
Paul Shelton ; Vio hinr.h will be sDread on Extension Service in develop-
Roberts. J. W. ti pViumVi crmmds. In the af- ine nermanAnt ,'and effective
Tweed 2nd; 7Mrs. Vivian Rec- 1
htor, 1st; MrsMinnie Davis, fdMXd&.
f Ast. Creek. The I
WHITE ROCK SCHOOL
FACULTY
H. W. Cook, principal; Mrs.
S V Thomas
AT I a Tlrtrrtthir
miaa iv.vwij , - hue w o ... " .
nrT.,J4-. IVlS-co T.iirilfi KrUT- 4-Annnn 4-Via nnrroorntinn Will farm orcanizatlOnS
111 U J C V lit , iUWO " " " o UVUU '-'"ft0" o J. J
man, Miss Clara Tillery, Miss be entertained by singing and Acreage control does not de
Hazel Cantrell, Miss Edith speaking, Hon. Zeb V. Nettles grease the need for cooperative
Shelton, Mrs.. Nell C. Franklin, and W. Handy Hipps. of Ashe- marketing and buying, the
Miss Catherine Morrow, Mrs, ville, and 'William Byar3, ofl farmers pointed out in corn-
Lewis Tweed, Mrs. Emerson Waynesville. will be the chief mending the support given tne
SDeakers. Others will be call- farmers' cooperative movement
Rs. Dy rresiaeni r ranK uunam oj.
tv.1 rn.Vott fnmilv is tViP Univer3itv of JNorth caro-
widely connected in Madison, lina and by the State College
Haywood and Buncombe coun- Extension Service,
ties, and is well and favorably The farmers stood solidly
known All relatives of the beh'jad the State department
v . v . . . 1.1.. M Z-m 4-V. a inaiofanta
n ri.nl Mis Constance Duckett family are urgenuj ui nguituie m u ...uvv
Fitzgerald, Eldridge Hill. requested to attend and to . -
BfflSSS T - . ..SERMON SUBJECTS FOR
fltV..-Mra .T V. HOWell.-Otn: Ulie Ol mc
WJlin Mrs Cnrrv Wallm.
It will be interesting to note ed upon for short talks
this scnooi nas me same lavui
ty as last year.
BEECH C.EN SCHOOL
FACULTY
HIGH SCHOOL J. V. How
,,Beh: i
Raymcj.J
shutsou' .
Haynie t
at bat,
home rv
Petersbt
fourth 'c.i -' r. Haynie's single
&nd H. 7:aynie's homer, and
added 1 .'r -other marker in
Baelli
- Petersburg-Raymond , Rim
sey and Robert Ramsey, Conn.
White Rock Tweed and Nor
ton.""'
BASEBALL!
i...
DOUBLE-HEADER!
SATURDAY, AUG. 18
2:30 P.M.
Greenville, S. C.
vs
Marshall
Barnards ville
vs
Marshall
Admission 10c & 25c
fflish: R. A. Tomberlin. A. B.
Tusculum College, Science; Ol
ive Thomas, B. S. High Point
College, Home Economics: J.
W. Wible, B. S. Alabama Poly
technic Institute, Vocational-
Agriculture. '
As will be noted, nine col
letres are renresented in the a-
bove list. Practically all these
Miss Nelle English, 4th j Miss ; heaviest rainstorms m the his
Janie Anderson, 3rd ; Miss An intfr.
Kate Briggs 2nd; Mrseiryi w'-JJq"- . . ,
!lj;MissJe,Sle-Metcalf;-s IScWToB
Btitute. LCnAr.W.hpHn the Walnut. Church
RArH f nniint Commission- nuwnins was ?iCte u cjmma- " Tlio r
T . . . man :. Vilr ' H linMr. V1CMnair "VV". - i -- .
TnaaHav tha ffita AT TAX la uiui ':-- ' .
REEVES-MILLER REVIVAL
Hunt will have charge of the
Public School Music in the
grammar grades while Miss
Bryan will as3ist with the pri
mary grades. Miss Hunt will
also heln with the suDervision
of the elementary school. Miss
Hunt holds the elementary
school principal's certificate,
and is now at. the Universitv of
! North Carolina taking special
work m grammar grade super
vision. She also holds a degree
from the University.
Through the efforts of the
P.-T. A. and other agencies we
expect to put our elementary
school back on the accredited
list this year. Quite a lot wa
done along this line last year,
but we lack a number of
things yet in meeting the state
reuireneijti,'; ,M ..;v..-;!'
I wish to urge upon the par
ents the importance of starting!
their children on the first day
of school, and keeDintr them in
school continuously. Nothing1
so handicaps a pupil as to get
a late start and then have to
miss school every few days.
Also, let me urge upon you
that you do not allow your
children to go to town unless it
is absolutely neecssarv. and
then that a note signed by fa-
tner or mother askine tor sucn
be sent me, This will prevent
a great deal of trouble and an
noyance.
The same bus drivers will
drive again this year. The '
routes will be practically the
Office, formerly located imsame as ia.sl- n mere are
Washington, h a s been moved changes or improvements that
to Memphis Tenn (!an be made consistent with
All borrowers are requested r budget, we shall be glad to
to take notice of this change iwork them out, if you will let
and not forward anything to .us know.
the Washington office, which is ... Let me again thank you for
discontinued. All correspond- ;he splendid cooperation you
ence should be sent to the ; gave us last year. And may
Memphis office, or direct to S. we all work together again this
S WTTJJAMS Field SuDervi- year ior me interest 01 me can-
IORTATif
All Darents or others having
second-hand school books to
dispose of will confer a favor if
they will send them to the high
school Monday or Tuesday.
The Marshall P.-T. A. will
conduct a book exchange dur
ing the opening' days of the
school.
Mrs. C. D. Bowman, Pres.
CROP LOAN OFFICE
MOVED
Notice has been received
that the Seed, or Crot Loan
remainder of the week:
week. The place has been
en Tuesday tne ratroi .; Mfa9 A . Brinan. changed from tnescnooi auai-
Madison was x reduceci irom "rrArz nt ""-fT ia torium on the island to tne
.55 to $1.50. . . , .; . iarh(kAn;A to meet next month Baptis
r ATTI V ARRIVING with Piney Grove. rVAn nK?.Vt, of
; t IN MAniSON ti( m orrt rmnN ON ' the Rev: George Reeves for the
- A truck load of cattle passed
through Marshall - Tuesday en
route to the
NO REFLECTION ON
Sormon Subject
Wednesday night
"The Sin of Prayerlessness
Thursday night
"The Early Church Growing
Friday night
"Christian Endurance"
Saturday night
"The Nature of Iniquity"
Sunday night I
4" What A Man Thinks About
When He Thinks" -Last
service Sunday night
COMMISSIONERS
Tn statin r last week that the
i - uvuviwj 1 mmm -
Pnii-ntv r!nmmiMtonMH ordered
IUUtt3 tU IUC - jl ocvuvu, : - - , t
fV.. t1l U TiaotnrAd uits started for collection Of
c nuC un; . - j
I These wereome of shipments taxes for yeaw 1930, 1931, and
i unloaded in Asheville from the 1932, there was no intention to."
1 d r o a g h t stricken western intimate that the commission-.
1 states. From Asheville they ers arbitrarily ordered .- this.
are being trucked nto various The truth is, they had no other
counties I n Western North recourse, and were merely car-
Carolina.- T h o 8 e f passing rying out the act Of the legtsla
t through MarshaU appeared In ture, which it was their daty
..fine condition. . .. ,'vt0 do.v -..K-Vv'v'-
REPUBLICANS TO MEET iir
v . SATURDAY lEIARSHALL
ALL MADISON COUNTY REPUBLICANS ARE URG
ED TO MEET AT THE COURTHOUSE IN MAR
SHALL, SATURDAY, AUG. IS, AT 2;W O tLUWb ?
V' IMPnRTANT MEETING CO ME I
''-CALVINR:EDNEYf
T"-'1 -'t CHAIRMAN ' -.'
, , ! - REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMiTTEE
sor for this 'District, at ASHE
VILLE, N. C.
FREE WILL BAPTIST GROUP
PLANS MEETING
Idrpti nf this rnmmunitv.
Your3 very truly,
O. S. DILLARD, Principal
Republicans To
Start Fireworks
The French Broad Associa
tion of the Free Will Bantist
nkiiMili innlit Jtniv oil f
ison county, and part or Bun , Calvin R, Edney. Chairman
combe county, will meet Au- 0f the Republican executive
gust 23 at the Reems Creek committee, has announced that
dhurch in Buncombe ctountyi. a masg meeting will be held at
The Rev. Baxter E. Guthrie, of o o'clock Saturdav afternoon:
Walnut, is moderator. The n the auditorium of the court-
Rev. Georsre Bnggs, of Foster ,
Creek, will preach the intro-1 To be discssed at the meeting;
ductory sermon. , will be the manner in which re-
. 'i Mat la hai'nrr tiaod In tills roiintV-
ENTERTAIN DAVIS plans will be made for the
CHAPEL P A R T Y coming election, and several
- - - short speeches will be made by
Mrs. Marvin Silver enter- RAnnhliVn leaders To be
ivis Chapel Monday afternoon, Qf tne people will be the school
were played and refreshments fund commissions, and , the
county tax prooems.
rnnslatinir of lemonade, cook
ies and candy were served.
Present were Junior Davis, Al
lie and Herschel Haynes, Helen
Of esnecial interest will be a
di'srnssion " of the ' manner in
which employees were choseit
j avt . w m ii- , uiuv CCB TV Ci O VUWVM
and Janetta Griffin, ' Rut h'to work on the Marshall street
Crough, Nina, Fritz Rector, Lni on the Marshall-Mars Hill '
Gertie Griffin Jasper Treada-'ro. This has been under Cref ;
'way, Marie and Ollie Griffin, here' since the town street Wavr
and Edith Silver. . . . 'started, fltfT
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