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- i Tke American Banker! Assoc
? tioB Taa announced ta New York
1 , iht$i North jCaxolin') b1"1
have s:in won the annua
AJB.A. national , award for i con
etructiv service to agriculture.
This ta the 14th straight year
v,o tnn ' award has been
.linirf 4v the North Carolina
Ranker Association. The award
is presented annually to the state
bankers association which does
the best job of serving the farm
interests Of its state.
Meanwhile, the president of the
North Carolina Bankers Associ
ation, J. Fleming Wily Jr, of
Durham, has announced the ap
pointment of Miss Mae rleming
assistant cashier of the Citizen
Banks, Marshall, as "County Key
Banker' for Madison County dur
ing t'ne next 12 months.
Wily said that North Caroli
na's 100 "County Key Bankers'
will coordinate banker-farmer ac
tivities "to work for a better bal
ance between agriculture and oth
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In 'Memory Of -
Wkl Pmi4 Awe Oct, T, J
When the evening shades are fall
ing a' i f
And I'm aU alone, v-Sf
In my heart there comes a long-
It yon only could come home,
They say time 'heals all wrrow
And helps ub to forget;,; . .J
But time has only proven,1 1 i"
How much we miss you yet ?
MRS. W. K. COOK and' Family.
er segments of the State's econo-
mv."
Wiley, Who is vice . president of
Wachovia Bank and Trust Com
pany, Durham, paid tribute to his
Key Banker apointee in this
county. Wily said 4iat Miss
Fleming "is a banker who is gen
uinely interested in the welfare
nf th farmers of her area. She
recognizes ttie importance of
sound farm economy in North
Carolina, which is still a predom
inantly agricultural state. I am
delighted that she has accepted
the appointment as County Key
Banker."
The l60 County Key Bankers
work as a comittee to promote the
numerous farm activities sponsor
ed by the bankers of North Car
olina. The N. C. Bankers Asso
ciation spends thousands of dol
lars annualy in promoting up-to-
date farm practices.
"We spend more on onr farm
programs," Wily said, "than any
otfner sinele activity. We believe
it's a good investment for banks,
as well as for the entire state.
The bankers association spon
sors a two-week school at State
Colleee each February, attended
bv about 150 young farm leaders.
from throughout the State. All(
expenses of the young farmers,
are paid by their hometown banks.
The association also sponsors a
two-day farm credit confernce, at
which theState's financial leaders
study the current agriculture pic
ture with farm leaders. Another
project sponsored by the associa
tion is a land judging contest to
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Seminary Ch-rcli
Met Monday NisLt
f The Vouny Women's Auxilia ry
of the Madison Seminary Baptki
Church met at . the home of Miss
Jo Ann, ; Treadway i Monday night
at 7:00 o'clock. A. program on
the Philippines ; 'was. enjoyed and
officers, for the coming year . were
elected as follows : .; 1; ?t :
- President, Jo Ann ; Fox; vice
president, Margaret Myers; secre
tary, Carolyn Coates; treasurer;
Joyce Ann Slagle;program chair
man, Rosemary Greene; social
leaders, Donna Gall Fisher Kand,
Sheila Rice and reporter, Jo Ann
Treadway. Adult leaders Is Mrs.
Texanne Crowe. , y !
After Uhe business meeting re
freshments "were ' served by . Mrs
Earlie Treadway to the Six mem
bers and three visitors present. '
encourage interest in soil ponse -vation.
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iNorth Carolina's banks last
year continued to outstrip all
other lending agencies and "insti
tutions in farm loans. More, than
$69 million in credit was made a
vailable to farmfers by their
banks. This was an all-time high
in farm loans by banks.
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1 nving year as , 'chairman, :y ice
a Jrman, ;, regular , member, 1st
t ,d 2nd alternate in their respec
( e order and will take office, on
November ; 1 i W F'"k Briggs,
Cari Cantrell,'. Paul Jarvis,, Jesse
Amnions and ' George Roberson;
n o tt.,i.4 rSit.shan.-W.'' O. King,
Walter Gosnell, i Clennis , Shelton
and Lance WallwjT Hardy
MerriU; :1 Roy i Twed, f J Harrison
Kent, Vance Edwards and Merritt
Howell; i T.. ' Paul Carter, Her
schel 'Buckner, Shelby Ray, Tom
-t, Marion Ramsey. T.5.
Shirley' McLaughlin," Jimmy Ram
Dili T.Mrm: Paul Gillis and
Clyde:1 Jarvis; T;6V Hughes TreadH
way, Dewey Keeves, w. a.
qui ni MA sad Herachel Frisbee;
JLSA .wvv W
T.7. Leonard Payne, Herschel
Roberts, B, J. Ledford, Hugh
t .j -M.llio Henderson. T.o.
t a j aiH4
ri n.wia Ram TCirlcoatrick. Joe
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Duckett, Grady Moore and Craig
Plemmons; T-9. Kvpenei,. w"",
Troy Self, Fred Barnett, Harold
Baker and Keid Uook; x.iu.
Gosnelly wara Kice, naynes
lin, Morris Norton, and E. D
Shelton; T.ll. Wayne Burnette
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Junior F. Bailey and Jim Edd
Woody; T.12. Ed Lunsford, Loy
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Lc3 Jac::c:i Vcrley,
native Of Lladison,
passes 'Saturday vi.i;:.:f;:
Le Jackson Worley, 80, a na
tive o Madison County, "died In
a Thomasville, N. C, hospital Sat
urday morning, October 4, 1968.,
I: Ho s had ' made his ; ; turn
Thomasville with a daughter since
Surviving ara jive ; daughters
Mrs. Sam Blackburn of Winston
Salem. , Mrs; : . Lockia Jdhnson ol
Alexander, Mrs:; Hugh William
of Asheville and the ; Misses i
dine and Nettie Worley of Thorn
asville : three sons, Curtis -Wor
ley of Thomasville RFiD ,1, Av
ery of Lexington, N. C, BJfJJ Z
and Woodrow of Asheville ; , tw
brothers, N. Pv of Winston-Salem
and Fred of Fletcher; V
grandchildren and four ' great
grandchildren.
Services were held at 2 p. m.
Mondav in the Lower Big Pine
Baptist Church in Madison Coun-
tv.
' Burial was in the church ceme
tery.
T.13. Fred Trantham, Romaine
Willette, Melvin" Wyatt, Coy
Moore and Edward Burns; T.14
Joel Morgan, Woodrow Dill, John
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Norfolk, Va.
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Feburary 1957.
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Held At Cross, Rock
James Rex Tweed, 15-month-
old son of Mr. . and Mrs. Rom
Tweed of Jacksonville, Fla., died
at horn Thursday morning Oct. ,
2, 1958, after an illness of two
days. 'l'y""
; Funeral services were conduct
ed' Saturday at S.. p. ni., st the
Cross Rock Baptist Church cem
etery' at t:vi;';Ple,er
were Robert Duckett and BerUr
Reeves. -' f " ' 1 - f ' f
Surviving in addition . to "'.the
parents are one sister, Peggy; one
brother, Harry ;' ; the paternal
grandparents, Mr and Mrs. R. B.
Tweed of Leicester ; and the ma
ternal grandparents, ! Mr. r?and
Mrs. C. H. Boyd of Leicester.
Bowman-Rector Funeral Home
was in charge.
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