THE NEWS-RECORD '
PAGE SIX
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Here Comes The
Bookmobile
TEN SHUN! EYES
RIGHT! ," Bookie Too, 1 thought
that would do it. 1 have !en
trying to get you U. listen to me
for the last twenty minutes, but
you were so deep in Unit lok you
are reading you wouldn't pay
me a Lit of mind. What 1 want
to tell vou is that this is
NATIONAL l.IHKAKY WEEK
Mareh H-.-."
"Well I know that already."
"How did yon know
"R,.m,i iihont it in tli
cord, of Course. Th
am reading t!ii 1m'!,.
"O Kay. Hookie
that hook down ('! hi
while I tell yo.i .mir
the siifiiifieani ol
known as NATION Al
it. '
he New-Ke-
whv I
To
,, .ut
minute.
II i- Wl'ek.
I IliKAIiV
WEEK. First I guess I had bet-1
ter explain about these special
weeks that are set aside all
t'nroutrh the year. Maybe, I
could use as an example National
Kgg Week. During that week
you are supposed to eat eggs and
more eggs."
"Does that mean that 1 am
supposed to EAT BOOKS this
week?"
-Now Bookie Too, don'i act
stupid. You know as well as
I do that eggs are fr eating, and
l,Mks are for reading."
"Well, I am reading a book, so
fr goodness sake, let me read.
This is a real good Uxik al.out a
cat nanwit Thomasina. I liked
t.hat lxK.k 1 read ahout THE HOG
THAT WtH'EII.VT HE. HRID
(;: TO THE SUN was jrood too.
oh. there hit so many good hooks
,m my shelves, I wish I could
u-t sit here and read for a mon
th." t
Hookie Too, flint would be
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Bank of French Broad
of Marshall in the State of North Carolina it the close of bus.ness on
Mareh i, l'.'oH
A S S E T S
Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances
and cash items in process of collection !.. u..
United States Government obligations, direct and f87.r,0
guaranteed ---.-t oi7rjj( ri0
Obligations of States and political subdivisions 4 000 00
Other bonds, notes, and debentures "'',n
Loans and discounts (including $324.18 overdrafts) 600,6.9.0
Bank premises owned $25,310.89, furniture and
fixtures $3,841.23 uniM
Other assets '
TOTAL ASSETS $3,252,057.18
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and gj 033.83
AiMmnraflrtna - '
Deposits of United "states Government (including postal
savings) .-.-r-.---r,:r
Deposits of States and political suhdmsions ------
Other deposits (certified and officers' checks etc )
TOTAL DEPOSITS $.i,Obl,0H0..
Other liabilities
TOTAL LIABILITIES $3,080,412.01
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital
Surplus
Undivided profits
vfiah Dont vou know that th
folks on Sandy Miush, in Mr-
KI1 n Bur Pine, in Walnut,
over in Mars Hill and on Hlgik
way l'J-23 are waiting for us to
wme. Thev have been waiting
inr FHbruarv. when the big
lilixzard keDt us home."
"When can I find time to read
if you talk to me every minute
when wo aren't out on the route.
"Rookie Too, folks can always
find time to do the things they
r.tlv want to do.
"Well, ye-s, that's true. 1 had
time to read
wl,n along vou came trying
...i iin.t I should do what
ICII 111.. K, . -
1 was already doing. By the way
this is NATIONAL LIBRARY
WEEK. Here's a good look for
v,m to remd.
.-in i u,.,kie Too. thanks
I M.HMX
t lt 1. ''- both stop talkin
and i:i:ad uead -
RE Al."
With Our Boys
In Service
$linyG07i26
22,391.57
117,510.79
11,531.14
24,331.42
$ 100,000.00
50,000.00
15,045.17
TOTAL CAPITAL
ACCOUNTS 105,045.17
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $3,252,057.18
This bank's capital consists of: Common stock with total par
tepoltothe credit of the State of North Carolina
official thereof None.
MEMORANDA.
Asseta pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for
other purposes - 'q 7l
Loans as shown above are after deduction of reserves of 28,549.71
Securities as shown above are after deduction of reserves of 2,812 50
I, Blanche M. Navy. Asst. Cashier, of the above-named bank
4o solemnly affirm that th. above statement is true, and that it , ful y
and correctly represents the true state of the several matters herein
contained and set forth, to the best of my owjedge and belief.
Correct Attest: BLANCHE M. NAVY
CRAIG L. RUMSILL JR., Director
C. D. BOWMAN, Director
R. REDMON, Director
State of North Carolina, County of Madison 68 : ,,,,-
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 14th day of March. l.-K,
and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank.
Mv commission expires December 20, 1959.
1. rw. vauei i , iiwwiiy uuitt
I't MacArthur, Cal. (AHTNC)
. ,mv I'fc Percival R. Crisp,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Crisp,
Rout,. 1. Leicester, recently qual
ified as second class artilleryman
while serving as a radar operat
or in the 554th Antiaircraft Ar
tillery Missile Battalion's Head
quarters Battery at Fort MacAr
thur, California.
Crisp entered the Army in Jan
uary 1957 and received basic
training at Fort Jackson, S. C.
The 24-year-old soldier is e
1953 graduate of Leicester High
School and a former employee of
Home Beneficial Life Insurance
Company, Richmond, Va.
His wife, Katy Sue, lives in
Sepulveda, Calif.
J. W. Ramsey, 51,
Native Of County,
Passes In Detroit
J. W. Ramsey, 51, a former
resident of Black Mountain, died
Wednesday. March 12, 1958, in
fa Detroit, Mich.., hospital.
v 1
The body was taken to ciaca
Mountain for services and buri
al. Mr. Ramsey was a native of
Madison County and was a for
mer employe of Morgan Manu
facturing Co. He resided in
Black Mountain from 1935 to 19
Wi and had resided in Detroit
for the past five years.
Surviving are one daughter,
Miss- Marv Ramsev: a son, Jack
i.'-imsi.f .Tr the former wife,
Mrs. Wilsie Ramsey, all of Black
Mountain; and two brothers, Rob
ert and Raymond Ramsey.
Liicea
Housewife
Hates Dust
on the
Furniture
Phillips 66 Dealers tukt a lot
of pride in being good house
keepers- They have a house
wifely hatred of untidiness. They keep their
stations clean, include t'-- "" -""""-tnnt
rest rooms.
They'll go all out to"Keeioui mi ckv.h, o.
'Whiskbrooming" the interior ot your car is
one of those extra little services your Phillips 66
Dealer is glad to perform. And he'll clean the
windows for you . . . all the way around.
This obsession with cleanliness is part and
parcel of our policy of Hospi
tality on the Highway." You
benefit from it at any station
which displays the orange and
black Phillips 66 Shield.
PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS are distributed in
MARSHALL and vicinity byD. O. B LEVINS SONS,
SPRUCE PINE, N. C.
Roatinq Fork News
MRS. 'HUBERT PANGLE, Correspondent
Ue Have A
Good Selection
FIELD SEEDS
CLOVER and GRASS SEEDS
GARDEN SEEDS
HARNESS and HORSE COLLARS
PLOWS and PLOW REPAIRS
2" POULTRY NETTING
1" POULTRY NETTING
48" GARDEN WIRE
58" GARDEN WIRE
BARBED WIRE
(Too Late For Last Week)
"WITH JUST ONE 'PHONE CALL
I settle my insurance matters.
I'm prepared for most any mishap because I'm Nationwide-Insured.
My Nationwide agent knows me, knows my family
and he knows insurance. His specialty
is fait claims service!"
For Accident and Health, Auto, Casualty,
Fire and life Insurance, call JUST ONE MAN
jMflxe Nationwide agent nearest you. i
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1iaectaia
Office Located Patrick's Jewelry
; H 1 ATIOMUJIDB
Farmers in this section are
busy preparing tobacco beds.
Mr. and Mre. Arthur rowler
and Mrs. Melvin Wyatt called on
Mrs. Thomas Allison Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gardin and
Cart Freshour called oh Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Pangle Saturday
night.
Wavne Gardin spent Saturday
night wit!h his brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Gardin of Shutin.
Mrs. Carolina Pangle arid Gary
Frisibee called on Mrs. Nora Al
lison Monday.
Mrs. Pole Holt Called on Miss
Ethel Brown Thursday of last
Mrs. Berth BroMrfcWfct trVi
days last week with her daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elsie
Baldwin of Hickory.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trantham
and son Fredy visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker bun.
nicht.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gardin were
also visitors at my home.
Mrs. Lucy Parker is on the sick
list this week. We wish for her
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Floyd Shetley of Waynes
ville, spent a few days with her
(moflier, Mrs. Thomas Allison last
week.
Mrs. Herbert Pangle called on
,Mrs. Melvin Wyatt,, Thursday of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fowler,
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Allison and
son Ricky, and Emma Jean Al
lison and Mr. Edward Wyatt
.went to Waynesville Monday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Caldwell
and son Allen of Asheville, and
Dock Wills took dinner Tuesday
with Mr. and Mr. Hubert Pangle.
Mr. Joel Pangle of Knoxville,
Tennesese visited his mother Mrs.
Lucy Parker over the week-end.
(This Week's News)
We are having a cold snap at
nroapTit which isn't very pleasant.
iMr. and Mrs. Dan Uarmn ana
Mr. Cart Freshour called on Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Parker Saturday
night
Mrs. Carolina Pangle, Jerry
and Billy Parker called on Mr.
and Mrs. Pole Holt Saturday af
ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Parker
and grandson, Jerry Tranthaim,
called on his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Parker, Saturday af
ternoon. Theron Pangle loft Sunday
for Seattle, Wash., after spend
ing 30 days with homiefolks.
Mrs. Rose Williams is very
sick at this time. Her daughter,
Mrs. Georgia Sayne, of Tennes
see, has spent several days with
her.
Mr. and "Mrs. Weaver Allison
and son, Ronnie, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Frisbee of Shutin
Saturday.
Laveonia Pangle took dinner
Sunday wit'h Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Fowler.
Laveonia Panple and Emma
Jean Allison called on their aunt,
Mrs. Melvin Wyatt, Thursday
evening of last week.
Theron Pangle visited Spencer
Allison Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Allison
and son, Ronnie, took dinner
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Gardin.
We Fill ASC Orders
0. C. Rector
Hardware Co.
MARSHALL, N. C.
Taxicab Ride
Proves Costly
To Walnut Man
Dean Ledford of Walnut, who,
according to testimony in Police
Court in Asheville last Friday,
failed to pay for a taxi ride to
Marshall and back and took fre
nient drinks from a bottle of
vodka en route, was taxed court
costs of $14.70 and ordered to
pay the $15 taxi fare.
He was charged specifically
with unlawful possession of whis
ky and failure to pay a taxi fare.
A fourmonth roads sentence was
suspended.
PULL THE PLUG
ON STOMACH UPSET
without interrupting sleep or work!
When constipation bouts your
stomach, you feel lofjy, headachy.
Taken at hedtime, Blttck-DraUBht
Is "timed" to relieve constipation
first thins in morning without
harsh griplns or urgency! This
amazing "overnight" laxative helps
sweeten sour stomach too. Then
life looks sunny aguln! Made from
gure vegetable herbs, thorough
ut gentle. Oet Ulack-Draugh t.
n Poxter or Granulated lorm . . . and now
In new, eanv-to-take Tableti. too.
MfflYYfgftJ When constlpfttlon loura
a3iUUlUftB jounc dlgeatloDi, Bel
Syrup ot Blck-Drauaht. Tutes oonej-aweetl
MUFFLERS
$5.95 & $6.95
CODY'S AUTO STORE
Mt. and Mrs. Clifford Allison
and children of Asheville, visit
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Allison, over the week
end. Dud Shetley spent Friday
night with his sister, Mrs. Betty
Waldroup.
Ray Parker and Charles Rol
lins fanlc dinner Sundav with
Wayne Gardin.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Waldroup
spent Saturday night witfh her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shet
ley. (Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Suttles
and children of Shutin visited Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Gardin Monday.
Mrs. Carolina Pangle and Gary
Frisbee also called at this home
Monday.
FIELD GARDEN LAWN
For best results, buy seed tested for
Purity and Germination
We are qualified to handle Madison County
ASC PURCHASE ORDERS
FOR SEED, FERTILIZER and LIME
T. S. MORRISON & COMPANY
39-41 North Lexington Ave. Phone: ALpine 3 2348
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
You'll never know
how good
can be
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this opportu
nity to thank our many friends
and neighbors for the kindness!
and sympathy hown duriMf tha
illness and death of our much be
loved mother and grandmother,
The family of .j
MRS. MOLLIS MclNTOSH
Attends Convention
Ralph Lee, dean of Mars Hill
College, attended the national
ti. rf the American As-
tociatton of Junior Colleges held
recently at Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
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