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MARSHALL, N. C, OCT. 18, 1065
THE
RECORD
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For the comfort of your life . . .
For the life of your home . .
INSULATE WITH
OWRNS -CORNING
FlBERGLAS
HOME INSULATION
36 MONTHS TO PAY
See D. A. ROGERS, Marshall or call
Asheville 3-5411
OME INSULATION COMPANY
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
UNUSUAL SIGHT
Valparaiso, Ind. Firement stood
by ie aa an old residence went up
in flames. Ouriots ,ieer4y were
told 'that the owner -had decided it
waa Cheaper to bum if,oWn than to 1 armed bandit bed roobed
salvage it The firemen were there
to tee that nothing but the house
burned.
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MEANT HIS SPEECH
Fayettevdlle. . C. W4eftMy
or George HtfftoW -wee ve&ressing
a-iproup of att.laien on
law vend eirferttt, essflnger
Interrupted to kifc nteTWt?n
mayor b
miueio etore fl$40. ;The'Mayor oom
pjaGsdiSrad ear-
neataeea andjeaWugiWi,
Two Men Co'nvicted-
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were murdered. ' , ,!v,i 'f
Metcalt" testified he wits In' T titled
see at the time of the double slayfiSg,.
The state's primary witness we
Leslio Harrison wlio testified dy'
ing the two-day trial tha.t lie 0BC0
heard the defendants hint that tbejf
bad killed the Shelton cq-jsple fjr'.in
i'onming on them for making whis
key. Harrison said ho was led to Be
lieve that Tanlton and Metealf de
capitated Shelton and stomped ills
wife to death.
The defense attempted to discredit
the state's evidence by questioning
the establishment of a motive and in
sisting that the state had not proved
tmd heen comma tted, there
being seme question ae to the actual
cause of death of the coup
MyihAm of; the Jury were: Floyd
OMtndler, GrfieM Treadway, Lis-
raiutu uonnor. .
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ton ikkiik;, vwwt ' ,
Rathbone, Roy 'Bwmnon, Wiley Kofc.
erts, Jack Ball, GuyBuckner, W. J.
m nraurt. rnns. Floyd Wal-
j a vhmA Rauthbone. who
was the :13WTv. v
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GRAND VALUES
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Cody's Auto Store & Texaco Station
TEXACO GAS & OIL
THE BEST OIL MONEY CAN BUY
YOU CAN'T BEAT CODY'S FOR PRICES
NOTICE
Founder's Day
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lege and special friends of the school
are expected to be present; also, ma
jor industries in Western North
Carolina have been invited.
X E. Miller, assistant superin
tendent of public instruction, will
represent the Department of Public
Instruction of North Carolina; and
Dr. M. A. Huggins, , general secre
tary and treasurer of the Baptist
State Convention of North Caroli
na, will represent that group.
Dr. L. A. Peacock, academic dean
of Meredith College la Raleigh, will
represent the North Carolina Coun
dtof Cauroh-Belated Colleges; and
BalfA H. Lee, dean of Mars Hill
and 'a member of the board of the
American Association of Junior Co-
legea, will represent the latter or-
ganlsatdon .
A representative of the Southern
AssodWon ol OoHeges and Secon
dary Schools has also been invited.
C, C. Wall of Lenagton, chairman
of the Mars Hill board of trustees,'
and-Emory C. McOall of Lenoir,
preeident of the college alumni a
semtton, will represent those two
organlisatipne. '
Kqabeni of we faculty and spe-
dal guests will, wear, academic robes
Ar the morning service.
ASC Election
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are now only 16 communities and
voting places whereas in the past
there were 23. The voting places for
the 16 comnrunities are: 1, ASC Of
fice, Marshall; 2, White Rock
School; 3, Will Silver's Store; 4,
Beech Glen School; 5, Novile Haw
kins' Store; 6, Sandy Mush School
House; 7, Worley's Store (Little
Pine Creek); 8, Spring Creek School;
9, Hot Springs School; 10, Reuben
Gosmell's Store (Revere); 11, Ebbs
Chapel School; 12, Caldwell's Store
(Big Pine); 13, Bill Moore's Store;
14, Doiph Peek's Store; 15, Town
Hall (Mars Hill); 16, Claude Cody's
.Store.
DENNIS V. PARRIS
SHEET METAL WORK
FURNACE INSTALLATION
Guttering Oil Burner Service
Phone: Leicester 4783
ALEXANDER, Ik C.
JANE PARKER ' SPECIAL
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urHv wr;-6Teld in tl
library end in the parlor , of
dormitory for men. . The d
of thai latter building, named lit hon
or of Mfcsfr Eliaslbetti : Austin Myers
and the late Charles Burette Myers
of StotestiiJle, will center around
(the unveiiing of a portrait of Mr.
Myers.'
Mrs. Myers will attend, but the
picture, painted by Mrs. William
Bribe of Cbester, S. C, will be un
veiied by Mrs. Irene Austin Wyatt
of CDiapel Hill and Frank West
moreland of Statesville, niece and
nephew of Mr. Myers .
The Myers are both graduates of
Mlars Hill and have served on the
board of trustees. Mr. Myers was
chairman of the building committee.
Open House in the two new build
ings will be held from 4 to 6 p. m. ,
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ECONOMY OIL CO.
ALEXANDER, N. C
US 25-70 - At Panther Branch
Regular Gas 27-9c Gal.
Premium Gas 29 9c Gal.
Quantity Discount to Trucks
2c per Gallon
Kerosene 14-9c Gal
(In Drum Lots)
ECONOMY OIL CO.
ALEXANDER, N. C.
At Panther Branch
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Selling 70 Head Bulls and Females
AUCTION
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 12 Noon
SUNBURST HEREFORD RANCH
r CANTON, N. C , t
We are diaperainj; the entire herd because we have
sold this farm to vTh5 Champion Paper and Fibre Co.
J. T. POWELL, Canton, Owner
V Fortcatalor W-other Informiation, Vyite to Mrs, E.
D. Chandler, S Dear Creek Road, Asheville, N. C
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NOT?Tff CAROLINA
MAD'SON COUNT Y
Undi'i- and by virtue of tlie power
of y;ile contained in a certain cited
of tm.-it excniitcd by Anson (J. Betts
and wife, llattie Butts, to J. C. Ram
sey. Trustee .dated the 6 day of
January, 1951, and recorded in Book
45, pane 395, in the office of the
Rejriter of of Deeds of Madison
County; and under and by virtue of
the authority vested in the under
signed as substituted trustee by an
instrument of writing dated the
day of , 1955, and record
ed in Book 48. paere 532. in the office
of the Refris'r of Deeds of Madison
County, default having been made in
the payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured and the said deed of
trust Ibedng by the terms thereof
subject to foreclosure, and the hold
er of the indebtedness thereby se
cured (having demanded a foreclosure
thereof for the purpose of satisfying
said indebtedness, the undersigned
substituted trustee will offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash at the Courthouse door
in Marshall, North Carolina, at
twelve o'clock noon on the 29 day
of October, 1955, the land conveyed
in said deed of trust the same lying
and being in No. 9 Township, Madi
son County, North Carolina, and
more particularly described as fol
lows: Adjoining the lands of Stackhouse,
Mashburn, G&hagan, et al, and more
particularly described ae ofllows:
BEGINNING on a stake, formerly
a spruce pine, on the N.E. bank of
French Broad River, just below what
is known as CANDLER'S FISH
TRAP (Near Stackhouse) in said
river, and runs S. 87 deg. 30' E. 46
poles to a stake; N. 65 deg. 16' E.,
with Stackhouse line, 148 poles to a
stake in OLD HOPEWELL ROAD:
South, with said road 36 deg. 30 E.
8 qpoles to a stake; S. 16 deg. E. with
said road, 8 poles to a stake; 45
deg. E. with said road, 10 poles to
a stake; N. 87 deg. E. with said
road, 14 poles to a -stake; N. 79 deg.
E. with the road; 18 poles to a stake;
S. 67 deg. E., with the road, 23 poles
to a stake, opposite a nowar.
CANDLER'S corner, standing ea tae
South side of said road; S. 45 oeg.
W. with Candler line, 121 polea to
a stake on top of a ridge; S. 84 dec.
45' E.. along the top of the ridge
with Candler line, 86 poles to, a pine;
S. 26 deg. E. 17 poles to a rock, S.
8 deg. E. 48 poles to a black' oak;
S. 22 deg. E. 18 poles to a hickory;
S. 93 deg. 30' E. 83 poles, crossing
BUSH ibranoh, to a pine now down;
N. 48 deg. E. 70 poles to a post oak;
N. 6 deg. 76 poles to a
bunoh of sourwood sprouts on Sooth
,'4e of OLD HOPEWELL ROAD:
wnX meanders of. said ''Toad to EL
BOW hollow, a location on said road ;
then dovra end with the hollow, with
WACGONEP-S. CAMP, branch, to
Frcndi Zroad Stiver 1 .then down
be" ' i-cr to plactT-ftf beginning.
Excer.. aowerer, from , the above
tree about 5fi acres, heretofore sold
- Tie above large boundarjfef laael
ia.ktaown aa tha Luak Treat rVd old
n A. G. Betta. '
A I Jilt ONE OTHIOK T.
LA w D DESCRIBED AS FOL-
LOWS: '
Known as the Gahagan Tract con-
faiiminn. KA mym more or ml and
BEGINS on a stake in the did Hope
well Road, and in the line of the
original Stackhouse Tract, and runs
with said line to the Billy King
Branch: thence up said branch to the
George W. Gahagan Tract; thence
with the line of that tract, to the
Hopewell Road: thence with the
Hopewell Road: to the BEGIN
1 NIN Cs Containing 56 acres, more
!or less.
Said land shall be sold subject to
any and all outstanding and unpaid
County of Madison Ad Valorem tax
es. This the 28 day of September,
1955. '
CHARLES E. MASHBURN.
Substituted Trustee.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having Qualified as Administrator
of the estate of Berniece Roberts
Lowery, deceased, late of Madison
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify ail persons having - clairan
against the estate of said deceased.
to exhibit them to the undersigned
on or before the 3rd day of October,
1966. or this) notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will d!m
make immediate payment.
This he 3rd dav of October. lORfi
JOHN ROBERTS, Marshall. N. C,
h-4. Aomimstrator of Berniece Hub
erts, deceased.
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ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE ;
Hemner Qualified' as AdminfatM.
trix ofthe estate; of .'iohn Edwin
Ball, deceased, ftate af MaHiann .
tyNoiitia Caroima, this ,1s. to notify
aa persona hsvdng claisne against the
estate of Said deeasaedL t nKtkit .
them - to 'ithe ' aer""-f at Mara
HiU North- Cswoton,' KJD i; on or '
before Sept. 29, 48i6r er this -notice
wiH be pleaded ia bar of their re- -
covery. J'i persons indebted to id
state wi4, please make immeito .
payment to the vndsni., ,,'
MRS. ESfOY- BALL tw. -
of the estate of John Edttia v .l. , '
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