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r, . $4.01) A.YEAR OUXiiDDJfi GOU x If -; Directors Meet. Ti" , ; it Adopted. ''' r 1 , - J - - jne Aiaaisorv;- county n unnea i Fund directors and oft iters" met Tuesday 'in .the RE . lSuilduiR here, where, plana for- tli .1958 ! campaign 'were 'discu&sedv v Most of the' representatives present were from Marshall, k Ma rg Uil and Hoi Springs but '."extensive coveiage 'of personnel -is (intiel- , J, Herschel'Sprinkh, chairman It A- 1 ' -. , Ji:;...,,.,;.-V ..." Ill '1.1 K' . HUI I'' III Ml I in LIJ .1. - II 1 ti- ' sided. 'Yarioua reports 'Were giv ' en 'and 'a ' tentative date, for-tbe x:.-1959. fund-rawing campaign1 -Jwa bi?v ivr. uifn a,, f-y"'l'iw im port of all" expenditures, and -to - xai contrunn-iong wiu pe jjuuumv 4 ed at a later 4 data-,- It 'was an ' ' nounced. .'V'Vi- . Dr Robert ' B, SeymoUi1, "1059 eamnni'en ' ohaiman. i .exuLiirted plana for carrying, oft 'the'- second. K drive-ever held in- Madison .Coun- ty pointing, out hat ..''many. Jaa-. ,sons -were learned in .the initial ...... - - . y , t , . .-. -Hq. haa- named Wade, ' Huey to be in chaig-e of rural solicitations and expressed ' hope thali fat "more rural people "wJuld partiei ...-s.-.i.. i. it .v ..-...iji. .f. vVhbM' ;t I'VV JU ' Will. KMlljlngH,,.., Liy.'.., ' Dn IL E, Bolinger, .president of the 1959 organization, uiged fi all directors-' and officers' to ;.cen- ler tneir aueniion 'on raising" wie pressed optimism in the ("0ne , ' Drive For All". Campaign- .: ?'."tV . lthoiijih ttie 1958 poal was not '.J,' officers ;.- and ' -directtp-s fiat they werp "pic ' lloaor4 V' VIRGIL' U ROLtaWAY. Hay wood' CQUtyty' "f"arni "Agent,: 4s ' fine aiHeel' agenU, tor be;' lire sefetedlj8tingufehed'r?el; A wards by tkf iTaonal rAssocfa-tfon-' ''o Cffpijly'r Agripulturaf Ag ents. , Hollofiray earned hi? na iibWV'vWgtioVji' throngJ(';.iil iHauison, ; Miunty anq; piore recen ljr in flajwood. Vf SOCIAL'SECURfTY CHAKGESrcrrEDx'i BY WALL W; Headline mtert-: the new.Socinl f fio.u jtsr intr ti its. rece- (('i)lnnc'e. : . ant i ; - In.- . - I :t lias- heralded I v hill '- II 1:1 C yjpr x 1 J 0 f? 4 i Ktsirnation' Is I ffctive Jn ; ; October! "Has1' Ceen V,ir Faithful ' Mra.Jan(e Ramsey. Of Mat- ehajr, yhok has ,erved .89 ' tone demonstration, agent and leader", (of th Vita' ' 4-41 Clubsr, ait - Madison County1 "since P,?1)ruarjf'B 1 J 1954, t(ortn. 'Cirdldnaf. Extension tseY lcetot thti tiounty .cOmniissloners here Tuesday, This voluntary ,der clsion,"' because.'" 6 , hr A h'ealtlh, brought regretjr throtighovij-' t ne courjxy "neresne. . p85 ;-ervi;u.tMi faithfully." .p-,'' t'K terest" fnd Jilrejfictsi jrt boh.- the iiome1, demonstration field' and .ihe 4- activities Jttember3Hjp m Ifhe twenty-two 4-H Clubs? haa' nibte thail doubled ta;nce l954.',.V -" fectlve in jctqberF it a stated. CmI"" I I I 'III' 1 HI' 'iinji m 1 1 ,! KINDERGARTEN ;t FLANS ARE IN PROGRESS HERE I' Lb: 4 1 Trrr "lrTpr uy K I' I ASC ACCL li REQUESiS FOi WINTER COVE: ( C()V :o:i l! il ' A , , ' , 5 x,n. . ; Kmdergartea1- plans aie tmder yayrin MarahalJ., Alt-types of ad tivitie Vill be sponsored-tgames, art" work, ijiusical activitiesi llie jKindergarteil' will be $n-der-the direction of Mrs. Howard Barnwell,:, who . attended. Turman University and -received the B-S. 1 MasttVs decrees -from-. WCC.! .. T'arn'M-sl l asi studied miisici ! ! Thi Jart Ideal time 'f 1);y 'farmer, fo plarv"anJ da their. need8':Xr assistance in ryfUff" put' ."winter1 veetativo tJ practices ' und r 1 tlio Ar nt ul turar,QonseryVUon Prugian, cordiipg''jto,:N6Vila Hawkins, chair maa of. the jtfadison County - Committee. 'Iii; most areas of t.'u cou,nty, land tha ia generally u Iff-. t!he- production .-of .1 tobwco an. otljeff k&vt rops is very v 'm i bi tyfnn& 'andwater ei " left 'Idle during the winter mu In'ordei- to prevent thi1 un ffary; waste! o, our vital ,toi the. Apy foE, 1958 offers go me,nt ost-shawng- to help f ' whr would : not f'othenwise tStoirsfarmlani' with a got; i tativa': overT t! u i ing t the w i Hawlcins--State 1 that, any fu withirl 'the eounty who has a for ihisv prat urft on . their would be eligible for some. 1 Interested. v .' eeds avaiL this practice' consists , '-.of vetch, ciiui tm "clover, i or one of the small gvani ; In cdiiclcjicn, the chan nhi'neil ti. -t farmero v- ill l '.ONAt'i: j'FL.Li.'CE'lN'' iiiiVlLLE.r,ION. OnTuo.vlay, September the nul 'Woman's Missionary tlri- i Repvnal1 Conference -wil; be 1 1 at 4he' First Baptist Church l Asii'i' .iw, ',-jiDe ",snuBg, -win n prompty at 9:3(1 a, m., and . . ftai, ' Girl's Aujidl'ary, nung.'ii Women's - Auxiliary oi&r which will close at r i 'ai'as follows:, "Presl Trs. MptJhee: vice tsi - and 'Jubilee Chairmflri, L.,, Parker; Mission Btu : men, Mrs,, John Waycasi fdt Chairmen Mrs, B. N. ; k Community; ' fissions i, Mrs,' H. u B,J Marsh; ship Chairmen,s.MrS4' JCio neld'j 'Program, 'Chairmen, 'ordoa Maddrj ' Y.WA rs, Mixi Sara Hobbr,' 'G. sf'oi.x, Diiectors Miss Rodman; Sunbeam Coun- , Kevcrfly ailsOnf -. committee chair- of young, peo of ; each " loal take advin-Srainiilf''i- ICouhty CD Director 1-v7 -x Allen Ducket(' COMMITTEES ARE NAMED M MARSHAL!; PTA The Marshall jHigh School Parent-Teacher' Association' held Its first meeting of this School year at the school oh Tu&day afurf B d f E'dm,4 Allen D N.C.' Chief Planner Whatley , Speaks; Ducketl ! County Director i'i , ' tf.ii i- j i, U riOIQUIWIIFVll I XML IIU tll -4 J- Madison Countv was started bere - Tuedav wherl Col. Wacbel 'Py'8 'l Whatley, of -Raleigh, spoke ia an l interested, group r doncernln4 -the' -r needg of CiYir Defense, Jhere 'Col Whatley is : cWei pja'nner'' North Carolina Survival Civil Defense. Col. Whatley told tho' that it is now mandati counties in North CaroL a Civil Defefls'eiOrfeaniatied --.K. that necessary steps be taken 'im-t " mediately for ' complete "organiza; - ? tion. 1 ;'. A'V He outlined ne-vanoim uprTivi-;. ; es concerning prototype iounty reception and ,cre plan wifch l" O annexes. He" explained ' the role of local citieens as 'to receiving refugees "and for evaluations if necessary.'- Col,, WWtley aiso. 4 plained the system 'adopted" by all North "Carolina counties ever of "hostile attaek oVV(ional d asteirV 'y r ' ' X ;. . Among ttie' Various-'group -resented Include the cour1 jhlssioners, ?.?. State. ; EigUv trol," "Health -.Dopartmei i mev-,M;-,Pubhd:.-.Welf s County Medical Foci Department,- Hni noon, Sept. z, at 3:13 ociock. V i! n-t v a, adopted for the 1 projwts discussed, --New ! wfri-e. i '' cTiief, is t ' i P. " A 0 i i( i)i e tht.y wo r with the . mill .campaign." vvrv-; .vITT VELL : ,.:ased wm ...nlOraiENTS X f L v.- '- According to Printess W, Eng- . land, - assistant county agent, I Claude prof f itt . of the Poster Creek' community in Madison County has recently- remodeled .' small 1 three-ropm dwelling Vin V-type milking parlor. This - done at a' verr small -cost. He has also purchased a cow-to-can milking machine, ' ? Jttr, JrajiriK-says he .bad very little trouble teaching TiU ;9rae C cows to become accustomed to the machine.' . Before he but the. milkers in, it reQuiredy about one 'hour for him, his "wife and son to milk the cows, Now,' his 1 son, .Van can milk the seven cows' and have the equipment washed and put, away in 40 4mlnutes. i" ; r- ; Mr., Ppffitt is well pleased with his Investment and-change to . e- lectnc milkers., "- Already, Van, his son, hag a radio in. the milk ing barn and says the cows re- I x i ;:i .1... ti. . rjjuiiu iu-Buib music;, nuwerer, me cows Tiave not yet accepted ' the "Rock, and RolI.' - , - , i-. u1 1 1 . -- . . .'J'". .-.-i .,- -. r, LEAVETIIE CN FiTLD ' Burlry tobacco farmers of Mad- ison Con r, ' y ' are urge by their ci unty ar 'it to h ure the Sucker cr-p in the f IJ i,i 1053. " Pul.lfc. 1 - No. 4 1 fays that any grow-, x - a f i 1 . cr. - - ' -- -uf.t .NO. x ' ') r. . 1 ,ve r A 7) rise ' in benelils,. begin ning in February 1959, will mean a monthly increase ranging from $33.00. to $U6.0t for,the 12 mil lion persons now, receiving Social Security checks, "as compared, to the " pdesent $30.00 f to $108.50 range, The minimum increase for an individual will be $3.00, , and the maximum family, benefits will increase from. $200.00 to $254.00, a month. Employer' and employee Social Security .-taxes will go up, start ing Jan. 1. 1959. from 214 to The taxable wage bas and he self-employment incom base will increase fom $4200.00 to $4800.00 a year, and the self-em ployment income tax will go up from 394 to 3. The previous scheduled rates of increase in payroll and self-em ployment income taxes every 6 years will now be narrowed to every 3 years under the new bill. Thus, in 1960 the tax will be 3 ; 1963, 3t 1966, 4; -and 1969, 4. Congressional experts in the field , of Social Security be- (Conttaaeti To Last, Paga) ; .natsn...u jtig ll . ' ...4 . iuu-. . This room -is ..being .l-cdecoruu-t, for the'- use of t3ie Kindergai-ten. ; If you have a . child, ages four to f ive-v whom. , you'd: jliket to i.en rolli get 'in' touch with; Mrs," Bat well.' There are; some fSix Vacan cies' left. .'. , Tees will be $25 per school month (20 teaching days), pay able in advance. Hours will be from 9 a. m to 12 noon. Time missed due to bad weather will be made up. X - I Cheerleaders At .Hot Springs High School Selected Last Week- The cheerleaders- the for Hotl Springs High" School' were select ed last week as follows:.. Margaret Reeves, chief; Connie Sue Ramsey, re porter;-Linda Ramsey, Lillian Tolley, Judy"Mc Call, Mattie Ray Lawson, . Joyce Parker, Barbara Ellen Roberts, Babbie Jean Woody.-Linda' Bur- gin and Betty Ann Padgett. , Sponsor: Mrs. M. .V... Chandler. nam. COUNTYVTDE RED, CROSS MEETSEPT.9 arshall Oridris Defense Of Title Uiih 33-0 Uictory Fri. a iMarshall. High' defending-Sky- line-A-' Conference champions got off to a 'funning start'here Fri. day night with a 83-0 league vic tory over Edneyville High.' .' . Ednewille.- beginning its first full season of football, fielded, a hio but i inexperienced . club that couldnt match Marshall In depth. The Tornadoes scored twice In the first" garter yrim Billy Ray Candler plunging over "jfrom.. six yards -out ' and Billy Zack Bryan passing 14 yards toRonnie Hen- W. : .i;i:, :';.. ':vi Ca ndlet and ' JTensley.5 . plunged for the extra points lor' a 14-0 J. X - ' ' : ' ,'-'-!"'-.. - ; i S .S i the gooond quarter," ! Ray ' r ?'' ! f't yards around ' -v srl then Bruce Murray, chaimail of the Madison; County Red. Cross Chap ter, 'announced this week that a countywida meetipg will be heldl here on . Tuesday night, - Septem' ber -9,- at "the REA Buildings-on Main Street. 'Mr! Murray stated that officers pwhich will, start of -the county, unit will be elect ed at thil time, J , "Although, the;, iced - vress ia a meinfeer of,, tfif Madison . County: United- Fund, -it -is- stUl necessary to- make, plans f or the ' various services. - rendered within jthis county,'!. Mr. Murray said. It is hoped Athat. citizens from every section of the county will attend , and v participate. - t Ronnie Hensley Will te-ADie.-i o- nay n nere rrmay nigm at '(, j a., i . Benefit- Sup upper 1 x, f r Be Held , At Hot. SjSrings friday; Ibere will, be a supper for the benefit of -the Building Fund of the new rooms in the Dorland Memorial Presbyterian Church at Hot Springs on September 5. It will be served m the high schoo cafeteria from 5:00 to 8:00 p. m. and all proceeds will be used for the building of the new rooms i.i the near fu ture. Tickets, with- prices lor both children and adults, may be obtained from Mrs1. Robert Sprin kle, Mrs. Myrtle Burgin, Mr. Rob ert Davis or Mr. James Gentry From advance sales and reports, it is anticipated Vhat .there wall be a large crowd on hand. It is hoped that many will contribute since this is- for the spiritual wel fare of the youth of the community. Methou. Here Monday A series of revival services will begin at the Marshall Methodist Church on Monday night, Sep. tenvbef 8 at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev. Tracy Streator, pastor of the Bell Methodist Church in Leices ter, will be the guest preacher. The Rev. Mr. ,Streator has been m Leicester for three yars, hav ing come from Eastern North Carolina in 1955. He will bring fhe message each evening through Friday, September 12, and the public is invited to attend each service. Special music will be a part of each song service begin ning at 7:30 o'clock each evening. The .Rev. Joseph M. Reeves is pastor of the church. Ronnie Hensley, star football TJ player at' Marshall ' High, School, Hensley ripped 34 yards off tackle! was .released, from the Memorial - Mission --tisp-icai vveanesday morning' " f ollwing -- an ' 8 u tomobile ajcMdjgatJfoiTaelillonday night, anoTwilLte able, to .play football Friday-night when Marshall hosts Walnut ' . ..Ronnie wss hospitalized after the car in . which he was riding left--the Roberts Hill Roadi and fiTUngedYdme 60 feet down an em bankment vHii received painful kead injuries and" bruises but it was later found that the h .juries .jWroJibt serious.'' ".-; i : ''S ..State patrolman " A. " L.' JFeld-j man said the car was beir drif en by.'Sammy Lee 20," of j Mar-ball T.FD 5. T.'.' b x m nh-, for another Both -conversion4 at-i tempW failed and Mar&ltall heldj 26-0 halftime bulge. : ; ? 1 Fayfte finished . Marshall's scor ing with a 19-yard run 4n the Brd quarter. ' Bryan converted on an end run. .I,.-..-? , " . From i!hat point, : Marshall's 'r; serves' plsyed . the game, j ; Marshall will entertain' Walnut her? Friday night t. J"T1"; First downs Roshing yardage : Passing yardage Passes ' " Passes intercepted Punts ' Fumbles lost ' Yarus penalized Edneyville -. . Sfarshall i Or E . M 4.. .12 69 ,m2 I ' 0 . 14 1-0 ,t. 8-1 0 1 "2-24 1-31 4 1 , 35 .75 0. 0 Or- 0 14 12 r7 0" r Social Security Amendment Affects Dives And Uii'ows injured, in. the. wret :, me folks' will "- f i -1- ecoifies orcise. --X ...l T. .X .-.- LT . . t. Girl Scout Troop To Hold Meeting kit;, Baptist Church Mon. t Girl Scout intermediate : Troop will hold Its first meeting of the season Monday afternoon, Sep tember 8 at -.3:06 o'clock at the Marshall ' Baptist Church in the Vota ViU Room, : tAll - airls betweefl . the ages of 10 through .14, ? who are " interest ed in going into thnt troop are invited td attend " this " meeting.; All Fly-Ups are asked to be pre ent.v Mrs. Dean Shields Wilb'be ilie Troop Leader and Mrs.' Clar ence Jenkins will be' the. Assist ant Troop Leader. ' , , .- 4 A recent amendment to the So cial ' Security Act whereby " wives and widows, -who were formerly disqualified for " receiving - bene fits Jbecsuse they were not living with, or supported by their hus bands when they attained eligible age, are now entitled to . receive monthly benefits, according to George F. Leinwall, of fhe Aahe ville Social Security Office,, and Field Representative for Madison County- .' v1 '---' -. " ' v" . ;. . 1 -- - . '. This change will have far reaching effects' In many instan ces wives and widows cf wa;e earners who were form, f'y ?- "-? Boone, Rauiu ice -W. B. Zink,"i W. Wv Peek, rTransportatuju -w ice; Ti F. $ams, Supply Service fx. W. W. Peek, Emergency Training ' Service: Herbert. Hawkins;; Wardx- 4iv. Cm'n ' " X.. k4X.& .,v:4 . - ' 1 -.- . . ..-t t 1 Others will be named later, it , was explained.-. x 4 i The group sbowedmuchnteri est and enthusiasm, in the :counY y . ty's newest organisation and :.the. , :f public will be informed by pfess and radio of further1 develop-. ments. " ', f-f " 4 X .Social Security, of living-wi'-h re file arrncvi:. ; '. (Cof ' bene'!; - b- FINAL.PLANS TO BEMADEFORMIIC: OPENING MONDAY To' make.1 final plans for -the 1958-59 school ' year,,, which will begineptX the faculty and ad ministrative staff of Mars Hill 1 College will hold a three-day work conference, beginning Codajf- (Sept . 4). N . , - ' r 1 - Approximately 60 j persons" are expected to attend. They will use- the formal sessions of the converg ence "to acquaint themselves v etliool- policies and academic r - ulatiohS; " tnfomal St ial ' r s; UiroUgbout ' the " confer-- - v .'1 . permit returning ft it. I t x -new friendship? to - a dozen newcomer. ', At the same (' t' f ' mcfting, at' i : studort ) fid- - : r 'reat ca . f'-ldcl.t !'. i ;