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SUBSCRIPTION RATES SUBSCRIPTION RATES
CUTSIDE , MADISON COUNTY IN MADISON COUNTY
16 Month 15.00 18 Month W-00
Om tr M.00 On Tear 12-W
Six Month. $3.00Eirirt Months f2.00
Throe Months $2.00 Six Months 4 tl-B
Airmail 30c Per Week Four Months $1.00
EDITORIAL
OUR HEALTH CENTER
Madison County's new and modern Public Health
Center was officially dedicated last Sunday afternoon
with impressive services. Although competing with
the World Series, the attractive building was jam
med with interested citizens from many sections of
Madison County who came to view the $33,350.00
structure.
As we walked into the various rooms, we noted
the fine arrangement, modern facilities and overall
comfort of the building. Madison County can right
fully be proud of its Health Center Building as it is
one of the finest jn this section of the State.
Also to be highly commended is the personnel
of our Health Center, spearheaded by the untiring
efforts of Dr. Margery Lord. It was mainly through
the diligent work of Dr. Lord and the cooperation of
our county commissioners that the new building was
realized.
If you haven't visited the new center, located on
the former county home site, we urge you to do so.
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SOME OP MADISON County's 1958 burley tobacco crop is shown
being cut hear Mars Hill. L to R: Robert Fox, Jimmy Hensley and G.
E. Anderson. " 1 " --Cut wruy Aihwille Citum-Twm.
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Glen Alpine Nips
Mars Hill High
In 14-0 Battle
Playing a scoreless first half,
Glen Alpine tallied in the third
and fourth periods Friday night
to defeat Mars Hill, 14-0, in a
Skyline A Conference game, on,
tne Winers' field.
Tommy Biggerstaff scored the
first touchdown on a 2-yard
quarterback sneak and Richard
Smith ran the second from three
yards out.
Both teams stayed mainly on
the ground with Glen Alpine pre
vailing in the rushing depart
ment, 272 yards to 140.
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First downs 7 16
Rusning yardage , 140 272 j
Passing yardasre ' 0 17
Passes 3-0 7-1 ,
Passes in 'centedibv 0. 0
Punts 5-36 ( 3-37
Fumbles lost 2 4 '
Penalties 65 ? 65 '
-MarsHll 0 0 0 O 0
Glen Alpine , 0 0 1 7--14
Glen Alpine scorinsr: Touch
downs Tommy Biggerstaff , (2,
sneak); Richard Smith (3, run).
Conversions -r ' Willv : Hunnicutt.
(run;; uoug wale (run). s
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gS'o Ds n G
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that FrnMnMvP?y th the situ&-ioa Madison County? Where is
that ECONOMY in Government that was promised? Have you com
ffif .dn.y0Urt TAX RECEIPTS and TAX NOTICES of the prelent wTh
now and then U preV10Usly paid? Compare the County EXPENSES
What about liquor and law enforcement in general?
Who has caused all this ELECTION SCANDAL publicity which
has hurt our County in more ways than we'll ever know? And can
25ne- wy ,itS JU(2?ication Do any of you younger voters who'hon
estly wish to know the truth about Madison County politics know of any
of the other 99 COUNTIES in North Carolina which has a ONfrMAJN
Jury Commission? Do you think ANY MAN is qualified to be in sole
control of the Jury System? This is just one example of the injustice
brought about by the outfit in control. And, you don't have to be a
Republican to be their target!
The Election Laws provide in part that recommendations may be
made by a political party of judges to serve in the Election, and fur
ther sets the time that the County Board shall make the selections In
Madison, the full list is already made when the meeting is called, not
onlyis a Democrat Registrar and Democrat Judge listed for each Pre
cinct, but also the Republican judge is already picked, AND the list of
& Republican electors of good moral character and otherwise qualified
which is presented bjjf the Republican member of the Board on behalf
of the Chairman of the Republican Party from which it is requested
that 1 be taken as Republican Judge, is ignored. If they have the sup
pprt claimed, why do they object to naming one judge recommended
by that Party?". Unfair, yes, but Democrats doa't smile tod quick
t . y ly at our predicament ! If you haven't already, you may be treated
; likewise by this group if you do not go along. We want and every cit
,zi izeo should demand a clean Election; your VOTE is your B1KTH
.RIGHTI;i;;i,, f "jyA ' ,
. . 'SA We invite alf "of you, Republicans and Democrats, to come to the
y am o our county By woriang lor, supporting; and Voting for the f ol-
- lowing candidates which we proudly present as being honest and well ,
. qualified for the respective offices they -Aeekta ' " - ' '
' f y' If you don't know these .people personally,' ask their neighbors and r. '
, , fnends. They will eaph stand a thorough investigation '.with flying
r colors. 1 k !, t , ki I" ' i"J ' ' . t y ' . ' ' 'I. ": t
' Representative! "
PAULP.BRIGGS
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Auditor:
MRS. R. R. RAMSEY
Coroner: "
FRED McDEVITT;
County Commissioners t
LEE V. WILLIS ? "
PAUL CUCIiKER ,
REV. N. II. GRIFFIN
11 CCUI.TY REPUSLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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A Lino Operator's
By COLEMAN CALDWELL
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Ha,' I'm back 1 fooled you,
didnt IT r many thanks to
my church at Oak Hill and Deep
Gap, Tenn., and to all individuals
fcvho expessed sympathy and ren
dered assistance during my afflic
tionsthanks to Roy and Pat-
ton heard about Ruth go
tag squirrel hunting on The Bluff
also heard one squirrel died
of a . heart attack how a
bout that Ruth? - don't blame
me I just heard about it
"went over to see John Gentry
on Spring Creek Friday it's
good to . renew old acquaintances
especially, men like John if
all the crutches were laid end to
erfd. i-there stiir wouldn't be e-
nough for alMhe lame excuses
especially why they don't attend
church did you ever have
your, hands infected and swollen
about twice, the normal size?
my advice: don't try it con-
jrratulatiohs i; to .our Red ... Torna
do, Band on the jt rip to Duke.
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SOCIAL SECURITY
INFORMATION
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Dora Mae S
Passes Tuesdayj
Rites Held Today
Mrs. Dora Mae Shelton, 71. of
Marshall RFD 3, died early
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 1958 at her home
after a long illness.
Funeral services will be held
at 2:00 p. m., today (Thursday)
in the Carmen Church of God.
The Rev. Fullam King will offi
ciate. Burial will be in the No
ah Shelton Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be friends of
the family.
(Surviving are the husband, Crit
Shelton; five daughters, Mrs.
Vivevetta Shelton and Mrs.
Leota Hensley of Pamplin,
Va., Mrs. Leola Watts of Ashe
ville, Miss Reba Shelton of the
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This is the fifth in a series of
articles on the 1958 amendments
to the Social Security Law by
George F. Leinwall, of the Ashe
ville social security office, and
field representative for Madison
County.
An estimated 180,000 depend
ents of disabled workers are now
eligible to receive social security
benefits. The new amendments
permit benefit payments to the
wife of a disabled worker at age
62, to his children under age 18,
or to his totally disabled child
over age 18 whose disability was
sustained prior to his 18th birth
day; wives under age 62 are eli-
igible for mother's benefits as
long as these children are in her
care.
These payments are not auto
matic, and application for bene
fits must be filed with the social
security office. So that all eli
gible dependents of disabled; work
ers may be pwara, of' their rights
undef IW new provisions,: social
Mr. and Mrs. Burgesi Browtt
and -children of Asheville - spent
the week-end with his parents; Mr
and Mrs, Sidney Brown, v","
, iMrs.; Wilson .Payne is very ; ill
at this' time. She plans to. go to
I'oe hospital this week for treat
ment. She waR visited Sunday
by Mrs. Hubert Pangle, Mrs.
Clyde- Caldwell and son Allen,
Mrs. David Frlsbee and sons, Ga
ry and Stevie and Mr. Thomas
Allison. '
Wayne Gardin spent Friday
night with Dud Shetley.
Lucille; Cjaldwell, Emma Jean
Allison and Sue Shetley visited
Laveonia Pangle Sunday at
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker vis
ited Mrs. Carolina Pangle Satur
day afternoon.
"Edward Wyatt, Arthur Fowl
er. Clyde Webb, Spencer, Lattie
and Charles Rollins camped out
on the Bluff Mountain Friday
night- and squirrel hunted Satur
day. Arnold Allison and Dud Shet
ley visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Caldwell Sunday. ' I
' Mx'. and 'Mm Ray Gardin and
balby of Shutin, Miss, Agnes Math-
is of Spring Creek, Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Parker, ! Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Parker,, Mrs. Fred Trantham and
sqnt Freddy visited Mr. and, Mrs.
Dan Gardin Sunday afternoon. ;
Mr. Dock Wills took ' dinner
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Hu
bert Pangle. ,.
Dud Shetley spent Saturday
night with . Wayne Gardin
Mr. and Mrs. Weaver 'Allison
and son, Ronnie, ' visited Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Shetley of Wa'ynes
ville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Parker and
Mrs. Carolina Pangle visited Mrs.
Wilson Payne and Mrs. Thomas
Allison Monday afternoon. ' ,
Mrs. Bill Shetley visited. Mrs.
Wilson Payne Mnday.
. David Frisbee visited David
Pangle Monday.
Mrs. Homer Plemmons and chil
dren, Margaret and David, and
Mrs. Hattie Ebbs visited Mrs. Sid
ney Brown Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs.' Pole Holt took din
ner bunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Pangle.
Mats Hill News
MRS. J. W. HUFF, Correspondent
tkses) with, they jnOnthly ir thecks
that : are- being sent. put ito di-
abled workers ' (: '
Another group of dependents is
now eligible for benefit payments
Dr
York City, arrived late last Fri
day for a two weeks' vacation vis-
it here wit'h his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. M. Jarvis.
miss Irene Hoicombe spent a
few days last week in Boone visit
ing her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Greene
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wood and
little son and daughter were week
end visitors here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Seymour,
of Greenwood, visited their son,
Dr. Robert' E. Seymour, Mrs, Sey
mour and little gon last week-end.
Other visitors y here over the
were three brothers of
Mrs. R. M. Lee: Mr. David Pit
tard, of Nofolk, Va.; Mr. Fred
Pittard, of Clarksville, Va.; and
Mr. John Pittard, of Raleigh.
News has been received herSi
from Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Vance
and son, Bobby, who are now atai
tioned in Khana, West Africa.)
Their address is Baptist Medical'
Center, Nalerigu via Gombaga,
Ghana, West Africa.
Mrs. E. R. Elmore returned to
Duke Hospital for a check up
Tuesday after spending ten days
with her daughter and family in
Kinston. Miss Sara Elmore went
down for the check up and is ex
pected to bring Jier' mothers home
today (Wednesday). " V -
home, and Miss Leona Shelton of
Charlotte; four' sons, Malcolm
of Flag Pond, Tenn., RFD 1,
Hurley and Dulin Shelton of Jo
lo, W. Va., and Ferrell Shelton of
Newport News, Va.; four sisters Jwere
Mrs. J. A. Shelton of Flag Pond,
Mrs. Alpha Chandley of Marshall,
Mrs. W. L. Carter of Limestone,
Tenn., and Mrs. Jeter Tweed of
DeKalb. 111.; and a brother, of
Marshall RFD 3.
Mrs. Shelton was a native of
Madison County and was a mem
ber of Alleghany Presbyterian
Church.
iBowmanrRecitof Fupeal Hbme
s in charge.
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under (he new amendments. These
fotirfepiindM iipon
toughtor.who iid "afteKWS,
and CwiereSf survived by; 'widow,
Widower; oriM. ' Parents' bene--fits
may no,w be paid, even though
another survivor is now receiving
social security " benefits. Parents
w'nlb wore formerly disqualified
from receiving benefits should
file an application immediately.
Those parents who have not
reached retirement acre and who I
dependent upon their de-
j ceased son or' daughter ;must file
proof or support before Septem
ber I960 W w&erwWelte
fitf wheii'they r of yigtbie age.
Proof of dependency,; where ;the
don or daughter dies after August
1958, must be , filed within two
years of date of death to' qualify
the parent for benefits at retire
ment age. - 1 ' ..'"i."!V;
-Free pamphlets on th new a
mendments may be obtained by
writing to George F. Leinwall,
Social 'Security Administration,
Asheville, N. C.
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