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THE ESTABLISHED NEWSPAPER OF MADISON COUNTY
VOL.33
8 Pages
MARSHALL, N.C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1934
PRICE $1.00 A YEAR
PARK TO PARK HIGHWAY SHOULD :
TRAVERSE' MADISON COUNTY
TO MARRY IN NOVEMBER
FIFTY-SIX MADISON COUNTY
STUDENTS ATMARS HILL COLLEGE
She is the daucJiter of Mr.
aim mra. oeur; rriicnaru.
LAUREL FAIR
The annual Fair of the Lau
rel section of Madison County
will be held Thursday, Octo
ber 11 in the new community
ANSON G. BETTS
Weaverville, N. C.
y . - - . - Sept. 26th
Editor News-Record,
Marshall, N. C.
Dear Mr. Editor.
Asheville wants the Park to
Park highway, of course.
, North Carolina wants it some-
Everything slides to Tennes- building which has been erect
i see. however. The Government ed on the High school grounds
seems determined to pour un- at ; White Rock. . With the corn
limited millions into Tennessee mittees working for its success,
while the' TVA will show the we hope to have a very good
mountainers how to can black- exhibit of the different prod
berries and live on air. uctsm?f thesoll,i . '
Mount Mitchell ranges are -T,he different departments
grand peaks. We know that, will have their exhibits m the
but they are a separate pile and djffer,ent rooms of the building,
not on a direct scenic route Mr. WHliam Spencer Rice is
from Park to Park. The Ten- chairman of the general com
nessee plan to go through the mittee With Mr. T. L. Shelton
farmlands of the Tennessee as general manager of the fair
Valley is a far-fetched one. There will be exhibits of field
Might as well build a scenic ops, wheat, hay, oats,, and to
parkway from Philadelphia to bacco;. garden products of ev-
Baltimore; better, as there are mu, puuysu..w
plenty of hotels out that way, n?d goods, -stock, chickens,
and plenty of excitement. P18' ad every form of stock
I think that most people who There will be a department of
have actually rambled t h e articles made by hand and
mountains and actually know which will show the program
them apart from dog-stand wh ch we hope to carry out in
owners - and ice-cream soda the building. We hope to have
merchants, will generally agree a loom spindle, and work them
if they want a scenic parkway at the fair. The household arts
of maximum interest and beau- will be demonstrated. The
ty, it ought to go through Mad- work done in the Relief this
ison County, and ought to head summer will have proofs 'of
across the valley somewhere their work. Prizes offered . by
between Marshall and Hot the merchants of Marshall and
. dnrincra fl Greeneville will be given to
The mountain ridge from the those who take first prize
Big Butt mountain to the Little J-ae oerem uepanmeuw,
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WELFARE
CONFERENCE
OCTOBER 10
j Among the 470 students en
rolled at Mars Hill college at
,the close of the first week of
i the 78th session, fifty-six arc
irom Madison uounty. They
are: Mavis AUman, George
'Anderson, Margaret Anderson,
r- Frank Bradley, Neal Bridges,
Dr. Roy M. Brown, Director Craig Brigman, Lee Bryan,
Social Service Department, jack Carter, Eugene Chandler,
State Emergency Relief Ad- Loi8 Church, Ben Clarke, Har
ministration, will be the lunch- ley Cody, Litton Davis, Owen
eon speaker at the Western Duck, Glenwood Edwards,
District Welfare Conference Woodrow Edwards, C. J. Ellen,
which is the first of a series to Elizabeth Fleetwood, Robert
be sponsored by the North
Carolina Association of County
Superintendents of Public Wei
Fleetwood.
June Gahagan, Elizabeth'
Grubbs. Donald Hicrcrins. James
fare and the State Board of Holcombe, Irene Holcombe,
Charitiea and Public Welfare. 'Melba Holt, Schubert Holt,
Dr. Brown's subject will be I James Huff, Mary Huff, George
The Passing of the Emergency. ' Jarvis, Holder Jarvis, Jaxie
The conference will be held Jarvis, Charline Metcalf, E
in Newland, Wednesday, Octo- dith Mcintosh, Martha Navy,
ber 10, with Mrs. R. W. Wall, Jerome Peek, James Whitt;
Superintendent of Public Wei- jack Whitt, Clarence Young,
fare, Avery county. President Clara Phillips,
of the district, presiding. The Woodrow Ramsey, Janette
morn ng session, which will be Ramsey, Virginia Ramsey, Jas.
held in the county courthouse, Ray Edith Redmon, Mack Rob
will begin at 10:00 o'clock, inson. A 1 b e Robinson. Eva
The Avery County Board of Robinson, James Roberts, Mar
i Public Welfare will be host to jorie Sawyer, Edward Smith,
the district, which includes the Jeanne Sprinkle, Clyda Sronce,
following counties: Avery, Brenton Stines, Golda Tillery,
,Burke, . Cleveland, Mitchell, Sidney Wall, Ola Wallin.
.Yancey, McDowell, Rutherford; The statistics show further
Madwon, Buncombe, Hender- seventy-five counties of North
son, Polk, Haywood, Transyl- Carolina, eighteen states, and
anifl. .Tap k son Swain. Macon. firrn nnnnfrmn iotua
Misses Mamie Lamb and Edith fJraham Clav and Cherokee. aA .Uch, Tli.
Aii r2PT? I The public 13 invited to at-,8tates represented are: North
. . r.. r- t.m.i s,.aiuH. vv auuen ana tend all sessions of the comer
MISS JUNE TWEED- .
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Ti eed,: of Marshall, whose
engagement to Mr. Hoyt W. Shore, of Charlotte, has been
announced. The wedding will take fplace about the middle of
JNovember.
PAINT ROCK
Mjissrs.', Bfubert Roberts, Man-
ley IRay ;: Floyd Ward, and
T?u riif-Tftt riHiw. he-Program during the day w.Ul
tween them, in my opinion, include speakers a smgng con-i ... the week-end with'
could not be beat anywhere for test, demonstration of work, J? 'ift
NHKPiiH 1 1 irH.mf. 24iitJiii.iii.if con 1 : r
Miss Etta
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marsnan, nas Deen visiting m ma ' RoA',wre in Paint Tlnlr
Paint Rock for the past two Satu day afternoon. ! -
weeks. -.m s itvrtu Whiten snent nrrvmw 17Aim
Miss Louise Lamb of Ashe- Wee rtday night of last week liCiillLrr lUUIl
ipi Adrian Martin.
a sector of the route.
1 n e unaa-omoay, juuuuuuu j-- "T "I TC.IT (Mrs.. Jim Woody-. Of - Marshall 1 y SeVen ' Carolin anTTw pT,-
Miss Lucille ' Ramsey is at; listed in the United States Navv
TrrfTfhp hkrkboneof test. A betlter babies contest m.1zIl . TU m u? "AV
ranges crosses the river valley, H be served on theground at
somewhere from Hot Springs a reasonable cost, the profits
to Barnard. That is where the 01 wnicn w 11 go towara tne
French Broad flows swiftest, scnooi ana its neeas. An imer
wiiora it .nta tiiia mntint. in estmg feature of the Laurel
.v,0 in Fair will be a singing
If Secretary Ickes wants to The winning class will be given
put the parkway where it will 1ZiC- " uco f u auia
APPLICATIONS
Cards Sent Committeemen
For Distribution
Mr. L. C. Reed, chairman of
Carolina, 348, South Carolina,
36, Tennessee 31, Virginia 18,
Georgia 5, New York, Florida
Louisjana 4 each; Indiana 3,
Michigan, Kentucky, Texas 2
each, Maryland, New Jersey,
New Mexicoj Connecticut, Cal-
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1111! II 'P uQruia, west Virginia, 1 escn
- . ... peniea are,veuaujr, vuua bxiu
jtsrazu. j
FOOTBALL
Mars Hill College
home now with her parents, as nnprentafce seamlen durinir
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Ramsey. the month of September, and
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ward of were transferred to the naval
Fair will he a sinrinr contest Alexander spent the week-end training station at Norf o.lk, Vir-
uu jf.um, wnere mey win receive the National Reemployment
Messrs. Buck Price and Er- their elementary training for a committee, at. Marshall, receiv-
C i.r.Mfni :;Ti;iat: ny as possible will enter. Those 1 Vn u?wan were m r- oaiur' "aZai career wwen otters 5 ed the following letter which I This will be a very bu?y wee
hnr it wfll run l through Madl- wishing to enter, please notify ,aayauern5?n- . . ., diflerent vocations to select explains itself. lin football for Mars Hill and
sS?Countv 'SaVorStte State H. W. Cook, White Rock, N.C. L Mr. Hardie Woody was visit- from. These young men were-Dear-Mr. Reed: 'the surrounding community,
son County, near or on the ate ( . . Jng m Pamt roc1c Sunday af- selected from various parts of "Under separate cover I am The varsity will play Belmont
Marshall Ml rootball Htl u . a j n. V . -"y," vv-v-"v-"".t;iiciosaiK some reiurneu put- vDhev nere saturaay ana me
marviiaii t wwa.ii Those who attended the nhvamnea nnH intel iorin.o a t u lt . i-: ttt.i..-
T. '. e n - - . . ... v o-" cctiua aim 1 wuuiu ffi enow , "tj team win piay vvhuiuu
earn Loses O U. Cherokee Indian Fair from this 1 Eight negro men were also vmi o-ivine-them nut to vour v,;v, ov,i v,oo Frinv Ttnth
My suggestion Is that you
bring this to his attention in a
public way. And furthermore,
Secretary Ickes may find it a
Mill ... riiiiniriiiiiiNH viiiii.H ill iiMn - jnuit. j . uut.li. A - -
rt B.ttlfl tho iaaiifl nntf antiflfv eleven lost the first scheduled , the METHODIST CHURCH s,ervant worK- un'y. men ot wish to renew their application Belmont Abbey has one of
" ... v-j ij. t: j - ThP imp err r rnrP nra c cvih b tnr av.: flR .. . . , ,
---b"-- ,in una unite. rue heaviest teams in lunior
1 1 1 1. tit j j 1 ,. , . j uu is''" ""iniKn scnuoi nere ruuajf. uuni
piace last w eanesaay were enlisted in the Navy as mess at- enmmittpemen. so that thev in1 ct n tvi a a tut ill ha nnWafl at thrp
r i .1.111 .p. , . . , . - ' 7 tf KOlllV-tJ Jj v."N V
rne Marsnau nign lootDau LADIES AID SOCIETY OF . ut u aos' iUI geilcIitl turn may give tnem to any w no D m
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hnth niHa frtrhtpvpr rfpo-rpo ia Kam iat rnuay aneriioun at,
possible. Barnardsville when the Barn-
Anybody making the park to "1U""W , Iv. Vv. "
TO MEET
T O .OA
Park triD wanting to iro . to touchdown in the third "Madie, of the Methodist church m -b-,tnJ P,rannes 13 being ac- aer lnact-ve m our files, as you It ig ai0 noted that this team
AshA Jfv Sufh tf - A fewminutes-before the will meet with Mrs. G. L. Mc- da tlZSl" necessary for them represents all sections of the
get there plenty of roads from parting .whistle sounded a Kinney in the apartments over f phSo m g plf r!new their aPPjlcatl0n at Country from Aalaska to Lou-
mIm tor Iwint drizzle of rain started to fall the vJ,'h Rroa Rank. Asheville, Charlotte, NewBern, least once every 90 days. iisianna. and Charleston to
enlistment as mess attendants.1 "At present practically, all !college football. Their starting
nppiwaiiuHs iu7, unusimeui the Madison uounty applicants team will average 190 pounds.
oundlhep of ihe. Big but before the first quarter Was
Butt mountain
on earth for the
aKiiwoa -lit aviof ATIAA . ' A iimlo'
could land- there and, bring M1 tJree"1el!eI" I
Ttt rriZL,d Ra,eh and Salisbury. N. C
This is a special meeting and riiarlM.n
"If you could arrange some Maine. This team is coached
is the finest spot completed, the grid was just.a Mrs. c C. Weaver of Asheville, U?J 4l0r,ice;a Publicjty .in your local paper in ;by two Wheeler brothers, they
ie grandest golf nei?. Vinu1: ine,T74 t,b1u,N. C will bring a timely mes- r.vr"r;,' w v
nr'''Almlflnm continued . throughout t h e sajre 6 ith'nk that the can pass the cations thu
!nce..(-. Airplanes It.ii it i. j i5;' nmH hvaint Avnm not nun J
members of Corfgress to "play
golf over the week-end.
Yours respectfully, "' .
'. ANSON G. BETTS '
eral times but fumbled each
jtimei they got within sconng
distance. For the most part the
game was played in the middle
of the field with neither: team
renewing their appli- hmno- from th TIniversitv of II-
this would be appreciat- i;Tlftia Thia wUl hp thp fourth
examinations od. nr nv nthpr nlan vmi micht! "1 i. tu ni,nlo
1 ii ... , . r. . v. . .. 0 iraiiic uctwecii tne lwu sihuj.
aau meoHi tesia are invitea to thmjc of in order to keep them'-j. havine worf a game and
visit the above named stations active ip the file, as we cannot'"e walTSe So either Mars
df86'"1.11' happen this Hill or Belmo'o Abbey should
uvui9 ui tu .ou un ian or wmier. unj nfav Cnfm-a-
aavu and 9:U0 to 1:00 Vsrv tml vvnnrs. ?, si ii i. i- - ii..
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ANNOUNCEMENT
There will be an ice cream week.
, .f, , able to eainVery much ground. ,: ; ' v iw arauuDg iaxnk uastuin, vpral of tha Belmont bovs
Squirrel " Season ' ss are closed on all hon- AshevmeJapageiv are future Notre Dame candi-
BTrnaSsvi Naval' Recruiting Station S Belmont.
Now Open I n
Madison County end and ran 40r yards for the 2M2 ? 2
ouiy score or tne game., lney- r: '
P. O. Bldg.
a TT v ' ftdled Tto make IheS point Bring your mother, wife, and KENT REUNION OCT. 7, 1934
The firing of rifles and shoi sweetheart (also the children). The Annual reunion of the
runs ushered, in the squirrel o puge. . , - Dont fagmt the dateQct. e Kent family will be held the
.sruns
iiAsrse c CONVENTION
turn for the better last Frday
and Saturday in anticipation of Grape Vine
the open season v
' Most of the hunters in Madi
son county hunt squi
shotguns, but many
rifles, living that : they- are 2:15 -Devotional
Baptist Church,
October 7, 1934, 2:00 P. M.
1934. Admission 5c. first ' Sunday m Octob"r at
The proceeds are to be used Pleasant Hill, near Alexander.
to help raise funds toward the Relatives and fr ends of the
standardization of the Elemen- family are invited. Come and
'LbWlb HA I IN to Mars Hill received a few in-
DIES AT CAMP juries in the game with Tuscu
! lum Saturday, but hopes to
21 -YEAR OLD MARSHALL J t
BOY BURIED WEDNESDAY
tary department of the school, bring a basket Exercises will son of Mr. and . Mrs. V. C.
game shows that Tusculum
made but three first downs to
t n TTao 91 vaar ij six for Mars Hill.. Tusculum
Lewis C. Haynes, 21-year old ' o . . f rt. oar1v
This is being - sponsored by , begin about eleven e'clock.
Miss Olga -Hunter, Miss Doro- , It will be recalled what
of a Mars Hill fumble. , Mars
?a7"Jfh dKl HiU wonXffenand I had
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emu rciy on ,v- z. ej. iuuigait, . .-. Bnii Mr. John Worth Mr Uvitt airo and urhaf nniliWii tv Mv. iurt.iaiall
M MiCnnntiAiiol - Frank rrV.ZZC ' " " . .T'Z: r i.re w.TC .
- ; - ' Tuesday afternoon and. iuner-
al services were at the Old tta
t'on cemetery Wednesday. He
(is survived by his parents and
several brothers and sisters.
Morgan
:S5 Heroe,. of Faith t v
(1) David Livingstone, by
Mabel Elkins
. (2). The Judsons, by Zilla
Chandler " : :'-"
S (8) Lottie Moon, by Mrs.
- Crawford Bryan
:05- Reports. Offering
" - iuu air. iuan w
FranK grade teachers.
MARS HILL-5IARSHALL ROAD , .
BEING TREATED WITH TAR
Chansres Made In .
Southern Schedule .
- Attention is called to
change in the passenger traia
schedule of the Southern pass--
ine ' Marshall. . The change?
more effie'ent and do not cause
as much damage to the animal." 2
il ISS HELEN : PRITCHARD f
HEADS STIIDF.NTS AT
, ST. GENEVIEVE'S
.. - v-- '" 'I "' Itrying to avoid inconvenience
HTI TTI n ' . Hrawford Rrvan' , - I Pourinir tar over the. Mar-, to arhnnl Kn
Pritchard. of Asheville. as pres- 3 :05 Reports. Offering Ishall-Mars Hill h'ghway was possible. We understand the H. Massey family will be held .While the charge is only a lew
ident of the student body of 3:15 Sermon by J. L; Bragg, begun at Mars Hill Mohday.tar will be poured at the rate at Hot Springs. Sunday,' Octo
the Junior college department - - Horse Shoe, N. C. and will be continued as far as of about 1 miles a day if ev- ber 7th. All relat'ves of the
at St. Geneviev-of-the-Pines4:00Announcements. Ad-Petersburg.- Mr. W. R. John- erything including weather"ris famfly are urged to be present,
MASSEY REUNION
The annual reunion of the R. Iwent into effect last - Sunday.
Tirvsi. ii4 Vi oro- hnlT a fefi
minutes: it means a. great deaF
in the first train from Asheviller
in the morning, -which bring
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