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RATES FOR WANT ADS
25 words or leas
Fifty Cents Per Imim
PONIES FOR RENT Give that
dot or nrl of yours s party and
have a real live pony to ride. We
rent you as many ponies as you
seed. We send our own man along
to handle the pony. Call or write
us for reservations and full par
ticulars. ECONOMY OIL COMPANY
Asheville, N. C.
Phone 3-4936
HUBBER STAMPS For Sale
dtamp Pads, Notary and other
Seals, Stencils, Rubber Type,
Numbering Machines, Staplers
and Ink. Write in your
orders or call me at The News
Record Office.
COLEMAN CALDWELL
COAL Block, Egg and oil treated
Stoker Coal. Summer prices.
STINBS GULF SERVICE
Phone 2154
6-14 7-6p
HELP WANTED. WHITE: RElJ-
ABLE MAN WITH CAR wanted
to call on farmers in Madison
County. $25.00 a day or more
possible. No capital required. Free
life insurance. Products Nation
ally Advertised. Should be be
tween ages of 25 to 66. Write
The J. R. Watkins Company, Ru
ral Sales Department, P. O. Box
No. 6071, Richmond, Virginia
6-2X7-6c
FOR RENT Beach Cottage; Elec
tric Kitchen; 600 feet from ocean;
accommodates 11 people. Call or
write
H. A. HUNTER
Cenway. S. C.
6-21 7-12c
FOR SALE Steam Boilers and
engine: two 60 hp; one 160 hp,
with smokestacks; one 46 hp Frick
engine in tip-top condition.
C. N. GARLAND
Hot Springs, N. C.
MEANS RE ADIN'
LIN' WITH
' AX'.RPJnAN WS35KLY.
On lasy summer Sundays the perfect
companion is xne nrigni American
Weekly magazine distributed with
the Baltimore American. It cant
be beat for pure pleasure while
resting ana relaxing, bo ior jvm
test reading m a moron oi sum
mer Sundays turn to
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
distributed sett the
Nation's Favorite Magazine with tiie
BALTIMORE SUNDAY
AMERICAN .
FOR SALE At bargain price
two ufeed concrete stave silos with
door irons and hooks; one 12 ft
by 36 ft; one 14 ft. by 40 feet.
C. N. GARLAND
Hot Springs, N. C.
6-28 7-12p '
$200 PER WEEK
CAN YOU QUA14FY?
We are not kidding about the above
earnings, nor do we want yon to
take our word for it. You are
more than welcome to talk with
our salesmen who are making this
amount of money right now. Go
out wHh' them for a day and watch
(while they put commissions of $60
or jnore in' their own pockets. If
this-.dpesn t convince you, nothing
Witt.- .
I will .hire three salesmen this week.
These men will have the following
qualifications:
(1) Ability and willingness to
work hard.
(2) Preferably between the ages
of 21 and- 45.
(3) Own a late model car.
(4) ; Willingness to learn.
Those selected will be trained thor
oughly in the basic fundamentals
of salesmanship. Qualified pros
pects are furnished daily. Accu
mulative bonus is paid semi-annually.
In many instances the an
nual 'income from bonus checks
alone is as much as the average
man earns during the course of a
year. 4 . .-. .
If yon are dissatisfied with your
- present income or position, this
legitimate top-flight proposition
:'nerit yonr ' sincere consideration.
offer is not worth a personal visit
. ,,. and a bait-hour of your time, you
. re not the in&n we want. If it
V is, this may well be one of the im-
portent decisions of your life.
-V FOB APPOINTMENT: Write Billy
E. Bryant, Box 6273, Biltmore, N.
i C, giving these details t Age, oc
y' cufation, make and year of car.
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r' w'l pump complete with tank .and
"""; b or. One two-wheel: trailer
'i , . e- ipped" with Kghts nd- turn sig
. b .s. . One garden tractor with
dc and cultivator.. One set
a truck scales' (10-ton ea
, ). Cs-Ola cooler. See
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HELP WANTED . Users of Rsw-
v leigh Products in West Madison
County need Dealer to serve them.
'Have previously t bought many
; thousands of dollars -worth. Man
wanted with ear. I will help yon,
See John W .Baily, RFC 8, Mar
shall, or write W. T. Rawleiga
Co, Dept. NCG-610-686, Rich-
: mond, Va.
7-B.12,19,26n
FOR SALE John Shelton Farm;
87 acres of land with 7-room house
nrfth eletotricitay. Consult '
BVERETTE SBELTON, Route 8,
iMarshall, N. C, on premises.
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FOR SALE Seven acres land;
6-room house with bath; oil fur
nace, electric hot water heater;
wired for electric range; 2 acres
bottom land, rest in pasture. Lo
cated at Alexander, N. C. Easy
terms. See or call
TROY REDMON
Alexander, N. C
Phone: Leicester 4674
7-5, 12, 19,26p
English Reunion
Is Held Last Sunday
At Bright Hope Church
The English reunion was held on
Sunday, July 1 at 10 o'clock a. m.
at the Bright Hope Methodist
Church in the English section near
Mars Hill. Those on the program
were the following: Devotions, Mrs.
Carrie English Luther; Prayer, Mr.
Wayne Hall of Belvedere, S, C;
president, Mrs. Katie English Moore.
Singing was conducted by Carl Eng
lish from Columbia, S. C. ; music by
accordionist Carol Weaver. Those
attending from a distance were Lu
ther English, Washington, D. C. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Luther and
children of Warren, Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert L. Franklin from Can
ton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Paris Eng
lish, Asheville; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Culberson, Marion; Mrs. Herman
Weaver, Elizabethton, Tenn. ; Miss
Carolyn Franklin, Canton, Ohio. Af
ter the program a picnic lunch was
served on the lawn.
KISS WORTH FINE?
Omaha When police saw Ma
son D. Wagner, 24, kiss his fiancee
while driving his car, they decided
it constitute reckless driving and,
in trsdrm .liteft'afner .,w,ag
wfcre npriapr:wt4
fiancee stepped" n"' and A paid
fine. !; ' "'i"-'-
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List Will Be Published In August
Pay 1211 And Save
JUDSON EDWARDS,
TAX COLLECTOR
PAINT
We have had some real hot weath
er for the past week.
The Grace Chapel Bible School
started on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Rollins and
Vickie spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Ward.
A2c Billy Ward is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ward.
He is stationed at Homestead, Air
Force Base, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Holltanon
are spending a few days in Paint
Rock with friends.
Mrs. Junior Ricker called on Mrs.
James Strom on Monday.
TURN ABOUTS FAIR PLAY
Sherman, Texas Sometime ago
Mrs. Roy Good gave some of her
husband's old clothes to ja charity
Organisation here. Recently, the
Good's home, wjas desttvfJr
windstorm and- one of tfcow given
elodiing by thje - organisation wne
storm victim Roy Good. '
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Tobacco Acreage
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bacco acreage allotment because
of
destruction by natural causes.
3. He may plow or otherwise phys
ically incorporate an agreed-upon
acreage of the crop into the soil or
clip, mow, or cut it before an es
tablished final date, which in no
case may be later than July 81.
July 20 is closing date for sign
ing 1956 eontnet for placing tobac
co acreage in reserve acreage.
Points 2 and 3, Mr. Hawkins
pointed out, are special provisions
for the 1966 crop year because of
the late enactment of the program.
He said it is anticipated that, dif
ferent" provisions will apply to 1967
and succeeding crops under , the Soil
Bank. '
: Tobacco land placed in the Acre
age Reserve in any of the above
ways, MrrHawkins said, ktay,; not
be 4 fo hay ft cropped I for the
" -e tfyjcaleii'r ier,Jnd may
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km 'weeds; rnne be eontrolled on the
acreage.
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; Rev. Wein Bruyn preached an in
teresting sermon at Bethel Christian
Church Sunday. A large crowd at
tended. IjiMr. and Mrs. Edgar Parker and
children have returned to their home
in Indiana.
f Mr. and Mrs, Dan Gsrdin have as
their guests his sister, Miss Lizsie
Gardin; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ra
leigh and children of New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Parker of
New York, are spending his vaca
tion with their son, Mr. and Mrs.
Rochelle Parker.
Mrs: Carolina Pangle spent Sun
day afternoon with her father, Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wyatt of
Bluff had as their dinner guests
Sunday his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Wyatt and his four sisters,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown, Mrs. Ev
elyn Simpson and three sons of
Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Wein
Bruyn and daughter, Starla, of
Iowa, and Miss Blanche Wyatt of
the home. Cletis Pangle, a cousin,
and Ray Gardin also took dinner at
this home. All enjoyed a nice time.
Dr. and Mrs. Khnberly of Bluff
had two of their sons with them
over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid Kimberly and son of "Washing
ton, D. C, and Mr. Johnny Kim
berly. Laveonia Pangle took dinner Sun
day with Marguerite Kimberly.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Parker and
son, Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Parker, Mrs. Carolina Pangle and
daughter, Laveonia, enjoyed a trip
down Pigeon River Tuesday eve
ning of last week.
Friday of last week Ray Gardin,
Cecil and Cletis Pangle took dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Caldwell
of Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeter Kent and sons
of S. C, visited his brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Kent Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kent took a
trip to Mt. Pisg&h Thursday with
their son, Owen Kent, and his wife.
They also visited two other sons,
Elmer and Charles Kent, at Ashe-1
vule.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kent and son
of Canton were visiting Mr. and
rs. Robert Kent Wednesday.
Mr. and .Mr. Home Mooneyham
nd ton and. Cula DeanlStaowy. were
(siting Mt land- Mm. ncis Kent
riday.U ' v r;f
Mrs. ' Bertha Brown was ' visiting
r iGTARK BRO'S7
fruit Trees 'nif?.
Dwarf fruit Tries
Vines
fetes
Perennials
Bulbs, etc
Shrubs-
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Shade Trees
Add $I,CC3.C3 cr r:creb
the talus d your hbsie.
Let me show you actual tolor
photographs of Surk Exclusive
Lesder Varieties. No obligation.
Telephone or write -
W. E. HOLBROOK
HOT SPRINGS
Mrs. Rochelle Parker Friday.
Ronnie Messer and Glenn Kent
of Clyde were visiting Roy, Jerry,
and Billy Parker Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kent and
Donnie Kent wer evisiting Mr. and
Rochelle Parker Saturday night.
Rev. Joe Bailey is starting a re
vival at Bethel Church July 8. Ev
eryone is welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Parker of
Brooklyn, N. Y.f arrive here July
2 to spend their vacation with their
son, Rochelle Parker.
Mr. J. B. Brown returned home
Saturday after spending awhile
with his son, Lloyd Brown, and
family of Alabama.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde.' Hawkins of
Whitmire, S. C, returned with him
for a weeks vacation. .
Messrs. Edgar Parker, Hubert
Pangle, Sydney Brown,- and Nick
Parker enjoyed a trip to Mt. Mitch
ell Friday.
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