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C. 821 102 chg. FOR SALE Shupe Planing Mill at Walnut; building, equip ment and two acres land. Contact MRS. GEORGE SHUPE Walnut, N. C. Phone 3100 6-12tfp "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" From The VARIETY SHOP Marshall, N. C. Phone 2041 ' ltp MAN WANTED Serve con sumers in West Madison County with Rawleigh Products. Steady, good earnings, year around. No capital required. See or call John W. Bailey, RFD 2, Mar shall, or write RAWLEIGH'S, Dept. NG1-510-563-B, Richmond, Va. 0-4, ll,18,25p WANT TO make $15 to $25 in day? . Many are doing it. Pleasant work for man or wo man. No experience needed. Spare or full time. Will teach , and finance yon. Write , , MoNESS CO., Dept C, Cand ler Uldg., Baltimore 2, Md. itpa FOR SALE Fresh, cow; One -Guernsey and calf j One Guern- rey Heifer; 4weeK-oia can ; :' One young Holstein bull, ready - for service; une Jioisxem cow, ready to freshen, -( '." . .' JOE EADS If Chg Marshall, N. C. CHAMPION GABBER . Buffalo, N. Y. What every man knows that women are the longest-winded talkers' in the world has been confirmed by Mrs. Jane Drdul, a 27-year-old housewife. She kept up a steady stream of small talk for four days, two hours and 24 seconds, and claim ed United States and world rec ords. Her husband, an office cle took care of their two children while she gabbed away and won $200 in ca& and several hun dred dollars in merchandise. Sy) IUI "NEW NT Ml T -1 ! - i i i i . er '7 '' ' VM SAVE ON GAS - KEROSENE in AT ECONOMY OIL CO. ALEXANDER, N. C. U.S. 2S-70; at Panther Branch GASOLINE Regular i Premium Quantity Discount to Trucks 2c per Gallon Kerosene 14.9c gal. (In Drum Lots) economy" OIL CO. ALEXANDER, N. C. At Panther Branch 5-Stf MOUNTAIN VIEW HOME MARSHALL, N. C. Licensed for bed or ambulatory patients. 24-hour medical and nursing care. J. E. TILSON, Owner Dial 2301 Marshall, N. C. 8-14tfc WHO KNOWS? 1. What American President was a citizen of France? 2. Do dragonflies sting? 3. When did Russia declare war on Japan? 4. How did Alabama get its name? 5. What tree has three distinct type of leaves? 6. How old is the United Na tions organization? 7. Who was the first Postmaster-General? ' 8 When was the first national mail service establu&ed? 0-What is the capital o? Thai land (Siam)T . 1 ' , 10. When was the .Taft-Hartley Labor Act approved? x Answers To Above 1. 'Geortre Washineton was ani honorary citizen of France the .... , i , ii ' title bestowed on the grounds that he was "one of the benefac tors of mankind." 2. No they are perfectly harmless. '3. On August 8, 1952. 4. It was the name of an In dian tribe living on the upper Al abama River. 5. The sassafras tree. 6. Thirteen years old on April 25, 1958. 7. Benjamin Franklin. 8. In 1789. 9. Bangkok. 10. May 13, 1947. Midi CLOTHES LOOK" : ;t His m fill, tfriytcT -tutirn irifjnl fort - " ' ti:ist$ italilEf ui vrlcUif' V" Intuit ill ctmir lesser ' MRS. do: Nineteen teemibers were i ted Into the Walnut FFA a weiner 1 roast last Wedru night on the school grounds. Tin lureennana initiation , was uso end much fuO wag had by all un der the direction of J. C. Cole agriculture teacher ' Five members; of the FFA at tended the annual .WN3 steer sale yi Asheville Tuesday ' They were Jerry Rigsby, Monroe Bull man, James Lee Davis, O'Neill Roberts and Avery Roberts.1: A tobacco short . course ' Was taught at the school Wednesday by J. E. Flack to aid the t boys who enter the annual contest "in Raleigh in the fall. V,:!t' , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Treadw j have returned to their home ..in Cheyenne, Wyoming, following' a visit here with Mrs. P. VHen, derson and daughters, the 'Misses Odessa and Inez Henderson. " Mr. and Mrs. Jack Guthrie are spending a few days this week in Detroit visiting their daugh Bluff News MRS. DBMPSET WOODY, Correspondent We are sorry to report Mr. Edd Lankford had the misfor tune of breaking his leg. He is recovering satisfactorily. Mr. Dan Brown of Marion vis ited 'nis niece, Mrs. Shirley Fin ley Sunday. He also visited otb er relatives in the community.- Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Gillespie and Mrs. Lottie Bradford took dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Floyd Waldroup. ' 1 Mr. Harry Ray Waldroup ' is home after spending the summer in New Jersey. 'Mrs. Lillie Raney and son, Thomas Brown of California, ant' her daughter, Mrs. Clifford St--mey of Hendersonville v.v Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Gillespie last week. Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Wal droup visited Mr. Edd Lankford Sunday 'evening. ; v : Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Waldroup visited Mr., and M3.' Jess Keen er Sunday night. ,' - ', Mr. and Mr. Hvbert' Gillespie Hymn Of The Week (Continued from page four) it was literally forced out of him that historic night. Mr. luv. n. of Wil- liamsport's most famous citizens, ... making his home at 325 Park Ave in that city until his death in a lo cal hospital, Wednesday, Decem ber 17, 1938, at the age of eighty two, following an operation he had undergone the previous morning. His obituary contained these lines, "He was a 32nd degree Ma son and a member of the Pine Street Methodist Church.. While he had .been retired for a number of years, toe formerly had been in the insurance business. Inter ment will be made in Wildwood Cemetery. The Rev. Dr. J. How ard Ake will officiate." Nearly twenty years later, Rev. Frank W. Ake, a son of the of ficiating clergyman, was apipoint ed pastor of Pine Street Church. The writer is indebted to the Reference Librarian of the James V. Brown Library, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, Mass Catherine Shulenberger, for providing him with the information contained in this story. No finer conclusion could be written to this narrative than to quote the closing lines of James M. Black's finest song, lines he lived out in his own lifei Let us labor for the Master From the dawn till setting 'sun Let us talk of all His wondrous love and. care; t Then when ell of life i ever " And our work on earth is done, And the roll Is called Up yonder, I'll be there. ', ' " ' .. T i ' "Jue care" is a legal phrase but Che lack of it causes' death to many Americans.' Stcp ain of piles ktchy. at l::z2 - crr.:cr.c7LcIi! Ji riirfnrs tiRt!. p-'ipe; new S I 1 t i s.ve1 j i -I f ive 1 ; i pn.j i r ! e r t,,. j ! 11 r ' ; T ... i i it j l rjrE, Corr. . J lent . i ter, Mrs. Wallace Hollifield, Mr Ilollifield and son, Kirby. Mrs. Moody Brigtnan and Mrs. Pritchard Dockery have been oi the sick ' list this week, - Both are improved and back at work. Mrs. Jesse Helton' is : a patient in .an ' AsheviDe hospltaU Her condition is poor. i iMrs, . Curtis Garner of Rabbins visited "her parents, Mr. and W W, J." Roberts' over the week-en ' A special assembly - program was given by the primary depart ment at Walnut' School on 7 day. It was under the direction of Mrs. Paul Jarvis, Mrs. Pritch ard Dockery, Mrs. Carol Tweed and Mrs. Nolan Adams. Th Rev. J. M. beeves and Mrs. Gilbert Stackhouse attended a Methodist Education Conference in Charlotte last Friday. i Mr. and Mrs. Al De Muccio o' Providence, R. I., visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson and family several days this week. and family of Maryville, Tenn. spent last week-end with his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Gil lespie. Also their ' nephew, Taft Jr. Coward and wife, of Candler. iMr. and Mrs. Fate Woody and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd Lankford Sunday. ';'Mr. and Mrs. Roten Ebbs ; Mars Hill spent the week-end Witn Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gill espie. With a birtlhday dinner given b the family Sunday. r. .na airs, i-ewey Drown m j t n r Asheville visited Mr. and Mrs Dannie Gillespie Tuesday. . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thorn a and . daughters, Helen and Brr da of1 Hot Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Fred p Thomas -v - ' - of Tennessee .visited ' Mr. and Mrs. Edd Lankford Sunday afternoon. Helnn .. . Rrio-ht spent Friday njrtiLwJtk'YiaJrf Ahn andjLois oody. T:.TK't ' i ' Suecces that is permanent comes slowly, if at all, - Life, for little people; struggle .to secusje power. Have yon heard the story about j the mn who tried to borrow mon- 1 .... e ?"i.s , The NationV first forest eon ervation postage stamp goes on sale October 27: at Tnc on Arizona daring the annual meeting of the Amer lean Forestry Association. : The issue was designed by lie Poet Office Department to commemorate the lOOlh anniversary of t! e birth of Theodore Roc "t, one of this conntry's ( eonserrationi Jute the many public agenck ? eration has I possible the pr ; estcoBservs"!,, f ' w- If. . ,- "est forest p. -til to sa 'vu'e and -e eoej i i t for t Te rss? SMiO nqfe Youa piop.15 icy ccid?; I I raf'sL' i m t!)lylS ARE Vou'cONFlNED TO ONI QR TWO OOMS;' V V 193s ; J 'ygjggr ft V A,te YOUk CE1UNOS OVERHEATEP? ,' X422!" H"KomicS,iw." y AlSp"" ' "ARe YOW WASTING FMtl ON SOOT AND SMPKIlfj " ' 'zt&T7C'Q ' YOUR HEAT GOING Of THE CHIMNEY? . ' I ' i-' fffck i f s your fUEi, bill too high? -,' . ; . CONSERVATION Wm-'J ,ioii7T 1 f X' . SfeiS ' enjoy furnme heot - .'f. I. 5 W! TOrraPwyJ roorn, wtthoav7; a V, 1 jvv ( r 'mm'0zh "i,,l?',lirt'tt',i) jL '' -'' - 6:29 Sign On 5;30 Early Morning Ilymna 6:00 News & Weather :06 Gettin' U Time ,6:25 Farm News ? ' 6 :89 Morning Hymns r j ' '6:45 Gettin' Up Time ' 7:00 News . - . 7:15 Country Musis" '' 7:45 Morning Hymns r, 8:00 Morning Devotions 8:15 Pop Shop -8:00 World News Roundup " AUanstahd Nextis MRS. BIRCHARD SHELTON, Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Luzzi an son, Michhel, of Mount Vernon IN. Y.f started on their retur home Wednesday after spending a ten-day vacation with her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Birchard S'nelton. 'Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaha ran are spending their vacation with her mother and father, Mr and Mrs. , Milburn Gosnell and his mottier, Mrs. Polly Gahagan. They are from Arlington, Va. Mr. Birchard Shelton and Mr. P. D. Luzzi went fishing last week" at Dandridge, Tenn? Mrs. Tom Gosnell is staying a A STRANGE TALE FROM THE SEA Recorded history has a way of playing tricks on actual, history, and one of the best examples of this we have seen in recent years was recently illustrated by Grit, a nnt.ionnl wpplrlv nawonanpr. Thp J i f story concerned Alexander Sel kirk, who certainly liad a story- book experience in 1704 on a lone ly Pacific island. It seems that Alexander Sel kirk, after an argument with the captain of :his . British , vessel, told the captain he coujd ' leave him behind on the lonely' island ' Jnen ?.VMQtot':4,pM&flm$ about 8b0 miles, west of Chile in tiie Pacifl oceans . v- Aicnougn ne cnangea nis mma end begged the captain to take V - I I i t II U I I rl sf l A. l sk - m , at am am mm ma mm mm Shgltr 1$ sf seen lesfer fftef wuttu ' test s tht dusnwjr mud as nV nitln :--fcfdsf jrosT H Un m I er 2 nm$ : S!tg!r It sef m mtrd kftlaa , c fart wff Jresstve kstaBa1liS" t' , Siesler ts cr revolutionary '-. method of WARM FLOC r;iAT:ri3 in avery room! , -. Monday - Siurday 9 as Service' Show. 9:30 Chest Of Silver 10:00 Party Line -' ' ' . 11:00 News ) 'lV'-1 11:05 Rural Roundup" ': " 12:00 Trading Pest L V 12:10 Dinner Bell Jamboree 12 :20 News e) Bulletin Board 12:30 Weather , , ' , " 12:36 Chuck Wagon Gang, 12:45 Farm Forum , 1:00 Farm Market Report 1:06 Obituary ' 1:10 Glorybound Trala ,. few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Maggie Gahagan. Mrs. Gosnell is very ill at this time. The Rev. R. B. Conner, past of four churches at Aberdeen, Va., is spending a few days wit' his family near the Tennessee line. Mr. Scott Cook is slowly im proving after a slight stroke a few weeks ago. ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Styles of Asheville spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Birchard Shelton and her sister, Mrs. Charlott Luzzi. him along after all, the captain refused, i and Alexander was left on the island in 1704. There were no humans on the island, and he had to learn how to find his own food, construct a shelter, and managed to fight off rats storms an loudness. "For over four yeats lie am vivtru aiiu finally, " 17(9, two British ships anchored off the island and rescued him, it took him two weeks to learn to speak English clearly acrain. so long had it been since he had been able to converse with anoth er human being. The most interesting part of this story is that this experience was the basis of the novel "Rob inson Crusoe," and the irony of ttiis story 4s that the fictional character, Robinson Crusoe, is- to dayfamous, C while) Selkirk; who, actually 'survived the ordeal -and lived out a fantastic experience, is ..jtracticallly: forgotten. Such Is fate." ' " ; " GIVES YOU WARM COZY FLOORS! UTS YC'J UVX trj IYUY ROOMI ' LN's cvz"i xtz c:i:::zi No r.c-2 r.:::Y cuAr::ri3 jcrsl - iTcrs i::at v.v:ti l? r:i c:iv:m savis u? to 1 1 rum 2:00 HillbUly.Boedowi 3:00 Newt ' 8:05 Jerry's Jive , 4:15 Pat Boone Show . 4:30 Country CaperA' , " 9:46 Service Show ;r ' 6:00 News ..' , " 6:18 Service Show' . 6:30 Sundown1 Serenade 6:45 Sign Off Time 4 Shrink llcmcrrhoids Without Surgciy StcpS Itch -Relieves Pain For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the tonishing ability to shrink hemor rhoids and to relievo pain without surgery. In case after case, while gently relieving pain, actual reduc tion (shrinkage) took place. Most amazing of all results were so thor ough that sufferers made astonighing statements like "Piles ha tuiml tn . , be a problem!" The secret is a new neaiing suostance (Bio-Dyne) dis covery of a world-famous research institute. This substance is now avail able in tupporitory or ointment form called Preparation H. At all drus counters -money back guarantee. $ RENEW VOUR Subscription To The NEWS-RECORD 1 FOR SALE FOR SALE House trailer. Cus tom built, 1956 model, 45-feet' long and 8 feet wide; 2 bed rooms, fully equipped bath room, kitchenette with large appliances, indirect lighting system in living room; oil fur nace, fully furnished. All In excellent condition. , . u ' METCALFREAL ESTATE AGENCY P.O.-Box 514 '- Phone 4061 IMARSHALL, N. Cy II 1,.
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