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THE NEWS. RECORDS - , ! , ,'t UKmasa
MAJtSILALL, N. C, MAR. 1, 1
Lions Clul
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RATES FOR WANT. ADS
25 worils or less
Fifty Cent3 Per Issue
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Til Ur K i. ! :
Kead Iwu o:i.:s ijicd one of t'u
most lia'l':.:: a.-v.s of plit pcr
sonalit;,. 'I lit' fa.-cinating story of
a won, .in wl.ii pn.-M's.M-il three dit
:ereiu ci suiui:. tit's is dramatical
ly revealed ill Match 11 issue of
TllL A.Ui'.niC .A.N WKti.tk.LI
tlintitliuhd with the
Nation's Favorite Magazine with th
B A 1lT M (. ) K K SUNDAY
AMERICAN
Order from Your Local Newsdealer
RUBBER STAMPS For Sale
Sfamp Pails, Notary and other
Seals. Stem-ils, Rubber Type,
Numbering Machines, Staplers'
and Ink. Write in your,
orders or call me at The News-1
Record Office.
COLEMAN CALDWELL
an
li, IiriI charge of the program and
m. lured the president of the
...i.i.le cluli who spoke on Lion
i si ii.s association to communi-
ll" eiopUUM't.
ini iiie'. composed of visiting Li
.. st vend selections which
ie e',j'j;'d by the local members.
I: L.its, of Weaverville, aceom-
1 tii.' group here and served as
Ml). I!
Ma: :
11: .
I'm- I't 'it Kill Zink, of the
I ( l ab. piesidcd at the meet-
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'aai -
Mi
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h:'. will he
Ilill witli til
RPECIAI. CLKAKAXCK SAI.K -
Stove pipe joints, elbows, dampers,
etc. - If you replace that worn
cui joint now you can save next
' full
at
YOUR BOH DAVIS
Auto, Hardware & Appliance Store
Hot Springs, N. C. !
WANTED
COUNTRY HAMS
We pay top prices
SHOCESY
Marshall, N. C.
ai.Mi announced that the
ling is to be held at the
school cafeteria on March
:iil o'clock. The Marshall
the host club and will
presidents and secre
taries oi l. ie sin nulls in i ne zone
in, the dinner-meeting. Following
the meal, members will lie excused
and the officials of the zone, in
cluding all presidents and secre
..is, will hold its regular execu
tive meeting.
All meii.iiei s are urged to be pres
ent i'er the dinner-meeting.
ii members of the Marshall club
and six members of the Weaverville
club were present here Monday night
in addition to one guest from Mar-
shad anil one guest from Weaver
ville.
Cox Freed
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One)
1-26U
YOU CAN GET IT We, Have It
Tha New Homelite 5-20
Chain Saw
at
YOUR BOB DAVIS
Anto, Hardware & Appliance Store
Hot Springs, N. C.
HELP WANTED, MALE, WHITE
MAN to distribute nationally ad-
ertised merchandise to rural cus
f tomers in Madison County. Earn-
! ings up to$2.50 to $3.00 per hour
possible from the start. Applicant
j should be over 25 years of age
with ear. No investment. Write
Rural Sales, The J. R. Watiknt
Company, P. O. Box 5071, Rich
moM, Vs.
21-ft 3-lc
FOR SALE 22 seres goodNland;
fenced and craa-ifeneed; 4-room
bouse with good basement; stable
1 and small chicken house; good
i water $2600.
LEONARD SUMNER
R-l (PssUier Branch)
. Aktandei', N. C.
2-23 8-l
OME, FOB SALE In Mars Hill.
Two bedrooms' with bath; built
utiew in 1947. Contact
CLAUDE PONDER
. 4627 - 7 St.
1 Ecorse 23, Michigan.
8-1, 8p
POR SALE 10-acre farm with
4-room house, equipped with wa
ter, lights and wired for range;
large packing house and woodshed ;
.3 acre tobacco allotment; some
woodland. Located Laurel Branch
community, off Marshall - Mars
Hill Highway. Convenient to
church, school and mail route;
' State road. Priced reasonable. If
interested, contact
DEWEY J. FORESTER
R-2, Brevard, N. C, or see
GLEN SLAGLE
Marshall, N. C.
3-l,8,15p
Wheat Straw 85c
FOR SALE
HENRY RAMSEY
Marshall, N. C. R-3
ltp
SALESMAN WANTED Good
Rawleigh Business available in
West Madison County. Products
well established. Many thousands
I of dollars sold there. Good per
;, tnanent business for steady, de
' pmdable man. Write W. T. Raw
' Wgh Co., NCC 510-216, Richmond,
Va.
3-l,8,15,22,2ftp
SAVE ON
GAS -KEROSENE
- 'a .AT f a
ECONOMY OIL CO.
. .. . . ALEXANDER, N. C.
. US ZS-70 . At Pather Branch
surrendered in Asheville, he waived
preliminary hearing for trial in
District Court in November term.
Then he entered Highland Hospital
for treatment. He appeared in
court again in November with mem
bers of his family and his attorney,
'ester Walton, who presented a wit
ness to testify to Cox's need for con
tinued phychiatric examination and
treatment. Judge Warlick ordered
lim into custody and sent him to
;hc psychiatric ward of the Federal
Penitentiary in Atlanta. Ga. He
as; released from the prison Wed
lesday and taken to Shelby by a U.
S. Deputy Marshal and lodged in
he Federal section of the Cleveland
bounty jail there.
His bond was made by private
:kizens who appeared before U. S.
'ommissioner Larry Stoker Friday
afternoon about 2 o'clock. Mrs.
.ily M. Cox, mother of the defend
ant, of .Marc Hill, made $5,000 cash
bond; Mr. and Mrs. John Cody,
Fred Holeombe and Robert L. Ed
wards;, all of Madison County, made
three $5,000 property bonds.
Jailer Ernest Beam of Cleveland
County said that the bond was pre
sented and Cox released to relatives
at 4:40 p. m., Friday.
tfand Uniforms '
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be attired In neat and attractive uni
'ormsKn J&p Brignwn stated.
BeW'.lS A. list of the donors and
, he donations received thus far:
Teague Milling Company, $l.r...'15;
Citizens Rank, 45.3"; Sprink!e-Shel-on
Co.,' 45.35; Edwards Cleaners,
5.35; O. A. Gregory, 45.35; Serv
es, Motor Sales, 45.35; liuilders
3upply Co., 45.35; Roy Wilds, 15.35;
'. J. Ramsey, 45.35; ). ('. Rector
fwrdware Co., 45.35; French Broad
Chevrolet Co., 45.35; Kelly Davis
15.00; G. L. McKinney, -15.35; llelk
Iroome, 45.35; Model Grocery, 45.33;
:oberts Pontiac Co., 45.35; French
iroad Electric Membership Corp.,
;5.35; East End Service Station,
15.00; P. R. Elaim Supply Co., -15.35;
handler Hardware Co., 22.07;
Home Electric Co., ITJ.tiT; Houston
3ros., 45.35; Redmon & Worley
45.35; Roberts Pharmacy, -15.35,
Kcrmit Cody, 45.35; FicikIi liroat
BanK, 45.35: Uodson (ilicerv. -1 .;i,r. ;
A&P Tea Co., -15.(10; Watson s Dept.
Store, 45.35; Moore's Pharmacy,
45.35; Dr. W. A. Sams, 45.00; l.
A. M. Ramsey, 15.00; Marshal
School Faculty, 98.00; American I.e
ifion, 490.00; Cal Garland, 10. 00; J.
H. Davis, 3.00; Walter Ramsey, 3.00,
Frank Fisher, 5.00; W. . Peek
1C:50; Bill Roberts, 10.00;
Zink, 16.00; Lyman Martin.
George Shupe, 5.00; Ed Gentry
4.00; James Story, 10.00; Dr. .1. I.
McElroy, 10.00; E. Y. Ponder,
A. W. Coates, 5.00.
PLANT YOUR
SPRING GARDEN
niiij
I.'IO,
1.00;
This is the time of year to make
plans for jour Spring garden. If
you. are not very enthusiastic about
it now, oider u few seed catalogs
and the pictures in them will arouse
a fire of enthusiasm.
Of course, the plants won't grow
to look like the pictures in the cata
logs, but yu can enjoy thinking
that they will for several weeks, at
least. ' The antiuipaliuii, 'then, is
half the fun.
the practical side, there are I
many vegetables-and flowers, if you j
piei'er tiiem- which can be planted j
with little trouble, beirinninir in !
March and which will yield great
rewards. In some sections, the soil
may be prepared for a garden in the
month of February.
The best thing about a garden is
not that you might save a little
money. The exercise it provides,
the frtsh air and the relaxation
from ordinary chores and tensions,
often do more for the gardener than
does h;s actual haul of vegetazles.
We have only cue word of advice
.a:- gardi ner.. Realizing that it will
it"', be acccpiul by ino.-t of them,
and thai advice is usually wasted
effort, we nevertheless offer this
.Mm. We would .suggest Ciut any
, i iu di ncr -Wondering how large a
. plot to prepare prepare the small-
-r i.l the tuo s..es he contemplates
j weeding atiti working during the hot
months (,f Summer.
Lbarn it WRIT it pom near
THE TELEPHONE FOR EMERGENCY
OSEfKQO IT NOW gffPRE Vfll
NKP IT.)
TEETH IN WASTE BASKET
EVERYBODY'S RICH
Mineral Hills, Mich. Anyone
who lives in the community of Min
eral HHs, population 333, and isn't
worth $34,938, hasn't received his
share. Mineral Hills is one of the
wealthiest communities in the mid
West because of its iron ore mines
and mineral reserves. Its property
valuation is $11,645,000.
FOR SALE 4v4 sawed Locust
Posts; 7-feet long.
M. J. BALL
Marshall. N. C, RFD 1
Phone 2193
3-1, 8p '
Oklahoma City, Okla. Seeing a
pupil struggling with a piece of can
dy, Mrs. Loretta Bonner, a teacher,
told the boy to either swallow the
candy or toss it in the wastepapcr
basket . The boy told her the candy
was stuck in his teeth. Jokingly, Mrs.
Bonner told the youngster to "toss
your teeth in the basket with the
candy." The boy complied, to her
surprise, throwing candy and teeth
Into the trash basket he had a
full upper plate.
Nothing can ruin an enthusiastic
garuciier faster than a spell of hot
days, a good growth of weeds and
the steady work which he is required
to do in the garden during the
hot, humid days of late Spring and
Summer.
Not A Chance
LIGHTS PAINTED OUT
Easton, Pa. Wondering why his
headlights were not working, Stan
ley Decker stopped his car and in
vestigated. He found they had been
painted over completely with black ler than I am and besides, she out-
It had been raining hard all day
and the man sitting in the corner of
the tavern looked thoroughly miser
able. Another man who had been
sitting at the bar for some time
watched the one in the corner and
finally got to his feet and went over
to him.
"Look, old man," he said, "I'm
sorry to see you looking so fed-up.
Why don't you come over here and
drown your troubles?"
"My dear chap," replied the dis
consolate one, "she's five inches tal
poster paint.
weighs me by sixty pounds!"
EXAMINED AT 104
FOR PLANE FLIGHT
Tacoma, Wash. Benjamin A.
Trimble went to a doctor's office
for his first physical examination in
44 years not because he thought
he needed one but because he wanted
to be sure he was in condition, - at
104, to fly in an airplane. Before the
aged Negro went to the doctor's of
fice, however, he chopped his day's
supply of wood, just as he has don
for years. -4
Evidently the greatest labor
ing device of today is tomorrow.
FOR SALE
Near Weaverville : two
tracts of land; 32 acres
each; tobacco allotment;
no buildings. Will fi
nance. E. L. LOFTIN
Medical Building,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
3-1, 8c
V-2lzt G&s 27-9C Gal.
I.. :u:nG&s23-cGal.
r
t to Tnrckg
FOR SALE Piano. Price $76;
Dining Room Suite, $100.00 Other
household furniture at reasonable
prices. .See
RJSV. E. J. HALL
Madison Seminary Church Parson
age or Call 2162, Marshall, N. C,
SHUPE PLAIffiG
MILL
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wAGOiVS, tt.vc:: CODIES,
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Now you can have, a big 312 cubic
inch powerhouse twjfh the most 'dis
placement in the low-price field. Most
torque, too. For yeu that means quick
est getaway, swiftest passing power.
Teamed with Fordomatic in any
Fairlane or Station Wagon, the 225-h.p.
Thunderbird Special V-8 fa the thrill
ingest engine you ever commanded.
Leads in Safety Features
Among all cars in its field, only Ford
gives you the extra protection of Life
guard Design. This family ofsaf ety fea
tures was pioneered by Ford. Doesn't
your famliy deserve this extra-protection
against injury in case of accident?
Leads in TrendSettmg Styling
Long, low breath-taking styiing is
yours, too, when you choose a '56 Ford.
For Ford is famous for its trend-setting
styling. And you fust can't match Fold's
road-hugging ride and handling ease.
Come in for a Test Drive!
You get more
"GO" for your
dough in a -
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