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Itl'' tJ ?-tttrW yMAtarl,her-iSforrtatjH i5 :.""lt ba been ftwmnced tbai tfie pffkea fn'ihe , cvuitt&oaar':, bare .wtojjld: be (iWsedi ,9aturdf jr daej to' Ibe 1 apeciaelactto-;. be ' open Saturday night wber reaplta. of tbelelactioi 4n -Madiwn County will be brought . .' All electionr offkiala are jorg ttntly requested to tabulate the "re turn ani. bring? in the result to the courthouse ai soon as-possible to the toU!8Ciar n't tdpa and radio throughout the State. COUNWSfflOOL ENROLLr.lENT IS ANNOUNCED HERE - ipening jdy , enrollments , in Madison County schools reveal a alight -vdecre 'fjromMsst year'f figflTW,? aceordinf MMi WPeeVv superintendent-.,' J. .' Jj. Tatoolation-'ara ,a oUbMfsj , Jflarshallj Efeinentary, TlTj'hiKn 'v'sbftf ElVmentary, 327 j Hgh ' 1 1 I a. DiSAlyHO.VESr. PEAKSALL'M- 1 I i , 4 1'' " T C Membett of the' Mars Sill ClV tan1" 'b,Caf theif'imeettng -tuee day BigHt,OManfaouslyvfegi.tlcred dtsapprovaKf te'-TeifsSjEt.PUrn Aineridmaatf wbicb' bf present ed to the1 citiaent fyt -Nrth Caro lina iajfttdorsenwftt' tWpoOs o'4 tord7,-Septiner . -, j ;The pW. was 4iscttsse4 by mem brs f.ithwUiiaonie,1leBcfb' foilowdntf. a brief bresentatfon t the Issues nroltfed by Dr. Roibeit B. Seymonry pastor of the Mars HU1 Baptiat -Church.- k Dr. eyJOur' pointed ut'vlh following tjwngs; " t; X. The, pan-waB formulated ln an .attempt, to- by-pass' a moral problenaj coneerning out obligation to the Negr 0 citizen of "pur state. , ' t .'The plaaVateiry Weks to sidestep the suprehie'la'W ri w land. - ; : v f 3. If was conceiyedj and present ed without consultation with Qr consideration foe the feelings of . CUOpntiniied ,To Las Page) - CI ; Vedil, storesin, Hi tH-bngb:,,'' irwas teyeaK Marshafi . Men . '.".'.r v Monday tv IChe firownie-! -op cf, 1 Will'meet ia'ji' 4 Id" ' MaVshal T$Cig- oA , afternoon t'wl& oVH" v All 8raWi'ial?',-'1r; preeentoV , ii 11 1 1 mr,i r mn. 'I i ii'l; '...,' t r - cxv J. . a vf iwi .f f fcv -f.T. ... .'.4 Mar Hili'Ooltsge will Vgifl lis Wist jrar1 with eapacity'enroll menf 'on Monday, SptemLer -10. ' faculty 'ttti X staff will nveft ri Thu- lay- e ' ' r -"r' 'oa f jf la r'e1.' r ... i,Ul.Vili.iMMiyi.ViiiliiiWiiiMT?iini:T . . . i i.e. i.i.i'H ( jj' ' ' h ' . i..:. 'imMuU : 1 S ' 4 wl 1 t Election CKairmen Uet Letter Afloat Sept. 8 Electiph iiJil. r;t.Vm Ur&L Ta Vote Of K Ur Aganiat Amaomenia j Tim followine? letter from -Holt MoPherson. Chairman of the Goy- smorV Ganunktee for .the PufcHc School Amendment, Jas reeeeif yesterday vg allv eteWiononiT men in North Carolina. f HP. E. Freeman, ohiarman Madv iron jPounty Board of 'Elections, received the following f'( To County Election Chairman Ad dressed: , v ; A dileation .bavinir been raised by on. - Election' 'Board Chairman s. to .nropriety of Ay asking, a laree ' and. "favorable Wote" be cast 'in tb September B ekotion, this secon. letter -i direct4-1 assure Where Nvas no Intention to influence asy election -offdcifll- to violate bUr oath. or 'ttfa !, rs- conduct! 1 of r Pour nronosed amendment. ' Z1 xnltted to' Madkoa County', and , nieo w muvn jvtui.jr j - eiecmoa oatoraay. . snc - 1 - amendmeiita ' were sonntitiea oj . the 'I96?g-l aaiot and the ' fcontrTiririia behoof smendineht by'- ; -' ih 'spacJar.segsion. -V-' "f- ' . ' -' ' - ' t . v, Vf .wesorCaioii&a- , 7 ana cxisev re argeo, -49-. w y . the pall and expreaB their; deeijfej.'J, "- amendmenta. yv.1,. Vi',V"' "The main amendment, J as, yo-t; V know, lrittM SpecS'at Session.- . V'w. School Amendnientr bfteiv "kiKrwH ' , as.tba.O'eataallPlaii: filDjrr, Hn'mnd" tnformation concerning the pearsall , Plan -has'pj'eviously " y. Wi nAbliBheA'ln thi&'nawaoaner. ' 1 A . . be" saidV' was j hence the, Tearsalh Plan y'HL ot-J ' , 1 ".de-erj , '-.1 ii 4' "s i uo.5' , 1 i ' " r r s ..; V -p - k j. r I- '1 ,1 jiet pint if one v"t siiAn Tun wAi i oover wevTve-and, 'fUigklfchooV U . ,r Valuii gga!aiWaK,M'aHj1 Colored): Elen ooatKt "t.rW TCmmtV hens naid for thetn- r. r - - - . 1 selves in ' three montns. reopi who" have purchased 4-B pullets i to tie past, are sure to be return - customers because they are satis- ifjad wijth the high quality pro ducts they have purchased. Some buyers of 4-H pulleU have re ported 100 production in three , days after the sale. Tba annual 4-H Poultry Show and Salevlwill be held on the Court- ; hejaWaifr,' Saturday, Sept.. 29 at 10:00 "a. m. The birds will be sold .ft auction. There will be at least 120 laying birds for sale at his date and they will be put in groups of 10 or 12 to be sold. We would lik to cordially invite you to attend. hs,shW and sale. Thef 4oys a4. girls- have done an' excellent vjoV this year and your attendancf'will ahow them that you are , backings them 100 'peAen,?'-- - ' . j C 4 lEle . vry, j. ' Beech Glen:tElwentaxy; '23. . Zlar t UilU. isaamontary, " Elementa ry.. zi- 1 ' K Totals for all schools: Elemen tary, 8,162; high school, 1,015. PICK GOOD SEED FOR HIGH SMALL GRAIN YIELDS Nr .i th Carolina farmers reached an ull time high with their aver '..' yields of small grain in 1966. Th;s new record was not produced y accident. It was due to care mi planning1 by the fanners in their efforts to' grow larger yields Of high quality grains. ..Extension Field XJrops Special ist Qeorgej'E. Spain at North Car olina State Collegd' iln Raleigh -(Continued - to Pff Four) -1 Conservation Qcserue Pliase Of Soil Dantt Is Explained The second phase , of the Soil Bank Program known as the. Con servation Reserve Program,ilV be made available soon to , all inter ested farmers,, according to. Ralph W Ramsey, County ASC office manager- Tho objectives and gen eral pTOvMSefts of portioaj of the Son-: tol?fxW'ioi: jttei.JA -etaiji hf St;ScCoffi . .ial at an- area meeting in, Ashe ville on August 81.-?. Those attend ing from . MidhidiMO, '. Extension vServlcoand Su coat -' aervatkm Service personBel' : Tho chief objective of th Con v serration 7 Reserve;' Is Vio aaslst I fanners financially In dlvting a ; portion ol their cropland from the production of excessive supplies of commodities and to . carry out a C - PPTam 01 soil, wstr, forest an J .f- wil.;." conservation ' t; V; t r-' "i '-!!r who vishes-W par- . Vc '''it' :,jpwr n v;'l 'rn , c ill ml -1 U ;. .: V " 1" ' 1 f.i t' ' - 1 .". r ' c -''3 ; ti ( ;. - firr annual payment to compensate hun.ior keeping die land out of production. The producer desir ing to participate must agree to, (1) .establish and maintain a pro tective cover on the designated acres, (2) not to harvest any crop from these acres, (8) -not to pas. ture these crops during the con tract period, (4) and to limit the aereago on the farm of what is sailed "soil bank base, cropa.". A soil bank base acreage, will be fes tabldshed on each ' narticipating farm aad Jto teeeive full benefits', the applicant must reduca his soil bank bass crops by the amount of tho acreage ; which he places fin conservation reserve," . ; Thii afan- f 'y means thalt fee producer must reduce hJs : aewrs of general crojs, hay ' ' d) smottf-t cf t. a 1 order ' it re" ' (Tio.c:) 1 - r -.l-divc " s by the 9 scresje In 1" '1 '.'credit ! Is term " ( erors- foe. pw1 jH worker V -YJ : T?irt.viar ntudentS 'will arrive bit September 10 , fof, placementl examinations and a orientation program' with - registration begin riing o September 13. Reports from the registrar's office -show more than one thousand students admitted for the fall term. To take care of the increase in enrollment the buildings and grounds department has been busy during the summer renovating old er buildings and preparing cot tages for students. Two of the older dormitories for men, Brown and. Melrose have been completely rebuilt and modernized inside. Several- cottages have been con verted into resident halls for stu dents and. others developed for additional faculty homes. Improvements have been made in offices, gymnasium, playing fields and parking facilities with extensive landscaping. SGT. FREEMAN ELECTROCUTED AT A. F. BASE Staff Sgt. Johnnie Freeman, 31, formerly of Marshall, was electro cuted Saturday, September 1, 1956 at an Air Force base near Tampa, Fla. He was walking into a meat cooler - and accidentally stepped on a live wire, the family here has been advised. -'JPuneral services were held to day (Thursday) at, 1Q:80 o'clock in the Walnut Methodist Church, - The Rev. Morgan Davis andhe Rev.'-T.-R.' Green officiated and burial was in Station Cemetery." Pallbearers Were Marvin, Cur tis and Listen Eice, Roy and John ny McDevttt and" Roy Rigsby. - v SuiTrivinir fro tha widow, Mrs. Maty' Freeman 'of Tampa;, tht mother, Mrs.: Eva' A." Freeman of ZarahaB r, two ' darhters of ,.tbe home,-' V T ' " ' ; Abo four brothers,; "Carl and Roy of T '"'t, Kich, E:mer f' Jack of 1.7. . ' .all ; one s' ' 'f, I cs. Agnes Ctilue. ,cf Tv""-!a, E. C '. Us ; ires", a rs" cf T" " ' Cu. ', i rv4 v ' "1 t-s t. f. -r 5., .-v , ; - ' The i.. . Jug. of" h7; Mary shall-J. v' -'i etcher Assocvatioa for.th 1 f i rm was heldn 4he school c ;aeuajas Tues daylight with, Clyle li.-Roberts, preaident, presidW- "- ' ' .'" & ' ' -'" S' T Tb Marshall Girl Scouts jand Brownies, bnder the leadership Mrs. D. 0Gross. had chargefpf the devotions, j , The Girl Seoul Oath, Laws, and Song were given and the Brownies told of their ex periences at the Tocent Day Camp nere. September is Girl Scout Recruit ment Month and Mrs. Florence Ramsey made an appeal for adult leadership and support of the Girl Scout Program. . . , , Mrs. Earl Robinson reported on the workshop held at Wildacres which she attended. , 4. President Roberts also 'an nounced that the District Confer ence will be held here on October 19 and plans for the occasion will be announced later.' The Chairmen for the , District PTA Conference were appointed as follows: Mrs. Walter Ramsey and Mrs. Wte.de Huey, The roll' call of room represent atives, reports of . the secretary (Continued to Last Page) Rev. L. C. Stevens To Preach At Mar$Hall, Walnut On Siinyay The Rev. L. C Stevens of Ashe ville will preach at. thovt Walnut Methodist Church ' Sunday morn ing 'at 11 :00 o'clock and at the Marshall Methodist Church Sun day night at 8:00 ovclock. . AU members ara invited to air tend, v -J " New Teacher Atlk .: Marshall School ) ' x'r::7 :nw . Bernard's.! Brigmaa,'. principal, announced this week thstr five new teachers sis how on the' Marshall sc' "-1 ' "y. T-y are: " ' Z ' "nr . t -- .and : . ' Loo from i.. rectors . ana i-.-..- .vm Student Ollicers W.tb? JtA' u .fnis honorary degree is award elf to only 25 teachers throughout tht, nation and it is indeed an hon or that Madison ' County has1 one of the men to receive wis honor. Below is he letter received by Mr. Mclntire. August 6, 1956 Mr. J. E. Mcdntire Vocational Agriculture Instructor Box 857 Mars Hill, North Carolina Dear Mr. Mclntire: It is with pleasure I advise you that the National Board of Di rectors and National Board of Student Officers of the Future Farmers of America have recom mended that the Honorary Farm er Degree be conferred upon you at the 29th National Convention. ' The American Farmer and. Hon orary American Farmer Degrees will be conferred on Tuesday af terncton, October 16, at about 2:00; o'clock in the Main Arena of the Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City, Missouri. You are to be congratulated for the excellent record you have made as a local advisor of the Fu ture Farmers of - America, which justified the. National Board - of Student . Officers and National Board of Directors awarding you this degree. We hope it will be convenient for you to -be present to receive this dgree"in person. , Sincerely yours, - A. W. TENNEY, ,7 National Executive Secretary v v Future Fsrmers of America AG.W03I(ERST0 tlEETTuOrtDAY ---' ' ' T ''- t' ' Tho "reculan mostinf of the Ag ricultural Workers' fo MaU County wiH be held in the REA Buildings on Monday, September 10 at 1:S0 p. taw At this meeting, a representative of the Farmers Ton. A-'ni: ' -"''.un -nl explain CV r '-'-:'J a ' - t f-'rm-rrs X'i.r: C f t.:. ... i. T . ' "-s t " 1 1 ' cf C t -,-. ' ' !!"' HOLT X is. tJ:rh. LEICESTER,t2tMI;1 FUMBLES HBRT The Marshall Tornadoes, play ing their first game under How ard Barnwell, turned two blocked pants and a recovered fumble into three touchdowns to defeat Lei cester, 20-0, here Friday night on the Island. This' is the first year of foot ball for the Leicester eleven. Marshall scored touchdowns in each of the first three quarters. The first came after a Leicester punt was blocked by center Rocky (Continued to Last. Page) ,. 1 AiUtouu. the date of eonvew .tho General,' . i'", AsoemWy ronv January -'FoK;.., -r4 1 ' Amendment .No. Jti To author ike married woman to execute a power of attorney conferred by her husband. Attend Darlington Races Labor Day ' Among those from Marshall at tending the auto races in Dar lington, S. G, Monday were Messrs. Claude Landers, Robert Johnson, J. J. Ramsey, Jackie Zink, , Earl Robinson, Winston Race, Leonard Briggs and Fted Redmon. ' V arshall-Ualnut Clash Jcre Fridayigt; GC1S Fara a 71 ,v - . :Hf . - Dr. Sams Attends Dedication Of New Home In Kansas City Dr. W. A. Sams returned to Marshall yesterday after attend ing the dedication ' Of thenew Home of Amican Academy iof GeneraK Practice located at Xaa sas City, Mo. ' Dr. Sams .was h North Caro lina chairman fo raising fnnds for the new home and was Very nccessful to the drive. 'r-: . l,v':W. E.-Selby, of te. President ' N. C. Acs' 3 t General Practitionera, al so at' ed the dedication. ' . i While Dr Sams war la T C-"y,'- Kri, amaV vL,'.' t' - -1 er, , Mrs. W. C L T..;, n-Cclem. " ' ' Los Of Brace Roberts Hrta WaJnutx Marshall At. Top Streitrth ' ' if'Jfii Coaches 4 BarnvfoU and Bves r '. ? . . have been drilling tho Marehell V S ' High Tornadoes, victors" over Lef-V"' ' v -eeaterO-O last .week, trying to t- r iron out some sf the ragged spots lj ' Which were displayed last Friday. t, , Tho local team plsy host to.ne'h fcoring Walnut High Friday B:M ', " on the", Island, .; Kickoff is acheJ. s' uled for eight o'clock. - ; - The T"laU)t Panthers lost t'..e'r . pei'"?;' rme last we,A C'l' Fort, 83-0 and also lost c. e of i s ' ' 1" l-'Icld aoee r. ' a. suffered f .. Coach r'mrn-- ' . r d-"r-'-'7 ' 1
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