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7
J
v ' "Ji .,.. . y1
' County priffutMrcZXizffWjf;
a . " . Farmers oi any .section of -tht
their
UniU'J. States ' have three' thing,
. cultural enterprises. these .three
, . , things are ;labor, - capital."" and
management, All,, agricultural
y l ' ' wealth is created by the wiaV use!
t these three, resources,: i -. , , 1 1
, .' Cartitar resource; 'include, our
land, -money, building,' equipment
f pasture or timber, n wasting cap
: , -v"and "ability, to obtain credit.. .jAre
,"' you using -your capital?
J'' ,-Piwwi land not ptoducing; a crop,
, - y ' ftal. x' MadisoilvCounty farmers
(' , bwn theusanda-of acres which kV
J,", doing nothing for (theW'3Jy iaing
,!' a 'very little, Jabo'r., nd ,manage-
: .- rment this 'wasting capital can be
v" . ' ptit to rk."? Tnbe production
tat b.1 individual , requires land,
tintej nd a, small amount of la-
Champion Paper ' and Fiber
, Company is mali$r - available I,
i BOO,000 tree seedlings to landown
V ers of Madison. "Bimeombe, Hen-
,t . derspn -and Haywood' counties "be-
1 .tween noyf and April. Fanners
' i' interested in making use of their
.'.Idle land? growing" trees may now
receive up 0 4,000 seedlings free
. '-for planting on their land The
, only restrictions roa v these" seed
lings arei The receiver must agree
to plant them carefully and ,to
i protect thent from'fir and 'raz-
For your free tree 1 seedlings
ixHiidci. t"'y oo oj, .mis muvvni&,
uur .wuuujf ns-iijmioi, 18c""
irf Marshall; the.ASC office te
"Marshall; your voc it nal agncul,
ture; the soil conservation'' office
in Mar hall; or Mr I.. ; y Chand
ler.': W ' .
.vour .
la 1 v.
, Mil UIDGE
t l -mWM EXPJi
:;ATSCliOOL HERE
1 r
.W'Jt.'.:'Pwnana:?yoo mignt . uve
been, visiting" at Marshall High
(School this week maybe just
C walking down a corridor, minding
your owii business when boom!
ift you heard" the most terrific explo
sion I But before you nad.time to
Investigate, there waa another
ani another -i- each time louder
, and more ear-splitting I : And If
maybe you are Mill wondering
'(. what is was all about, we will try
to wise you up a bit- '
is,i: The Marshall High" School sci
ence department hat been having
. one .bang-up good time this-week,
v Through the services the Oaki
i Ridsre Traveling Science Demon-i
'(. stratiott lecture ' Program, wa are
(Continued To Pagp Eight)
ASCOFFICIAt
RpmffiNDSlf
The Agricultural Conservatlonij
Program for I960. wHl provide
i .
several Instances . where .the Gov
ernment shares with the farmer
the cost of conservation practices
TwrrnrinT. an'. icatiofli of lime or;
fpr!:vr. r;,i h Ramsey. ASC of
fice Tl
ty, f
is not
t1 ,
r-' , - '
r for
t t." '
Coun
uU test
V
my of
y rec-
mld be
SOILTESTIiVUv;
3 PAC Till
"I 4,. J
- ?
lift).
1 - I W
1 I. .ii, Mi. mill ll II. I HI i
"V Acceptal Pastorate i
' 1
Rev. Ray flboper'-1 f
HOOPER ACCEPTS
PASTORATE AT -
BULL CREEE ;!
He And .Family. To .Move
' 'i To.PaMqnajre
Hi
The Bull Creeli' Baptist Church
haa "extended-a, tail to the. "Rev.
Ray Hooper of Forest City, N.'C
Mr. ijoopef ' haa accepted the1, call
and; "will move wto tne' ' pnurcti
Darsonasres' oni November '10. and
i wjjj R81Hulie the pastorage oi, ie
-churqh "'on me lojiowingJ ' aunaay,
November IS. " ' ' ' ' '
' ne oomes to the church highly
recommended, beinr a graduate
of Cool Spnnf"! r .-h Sihool n '
ni n! r 'it t f lle Tn '
!
1
In prt'partation for the coming
of the new pastor and his family,
the; parsonage has been put into
complete readiness. , A ' new roof
has been put on the building .in
sulated, a hoi alx heating system
has been Installed, the basement
has been renovated, with concrete
floor and block walla, and the
whole building has been redecorat
ed, both outside and inside, with
appropriate coats of paint.
The church was left pastorless
when the Rev. S. Glen Whitley,
who had served' ably for some
four years, resigned on March 15
to become pastor of a church near
Hickory. During this interval
the church has been efficiently
served by the Rev. W. B. Sprink
le and the Rev. W. L. Lynch as
interim pastor.
PTA Hears Panel
Talk On Reading
Here Monday
"Reading and Library Service,"
was "discussed by a panel "at the
November 'i meeting of the Mar
shall PTA-! Monday, afternoon k
the school cafeteria, ; Plrinclpal
Robert Lee Edwards, served as
moderator and introduced the
following who ''; spoke briefly ? on
different .phases of ' the subject!
Mr. - J. E. Robinson of California,
and': Oak Ridge, Tenn who. is
spending' this week bera at Mar
shall school lecturing to science
classes; Mrs Harry Dotterer,
County Bookmobile .Librarian;
MUs Thora Belle Worley, student;
and Mrs. Howard Barnwell, form
er teacher and parent., i f
Mrs. Janie Ramsey, former
PTA President and County . HD
Arnt, gave the devotion and
IIis. Cly;!e Rulrts, presided over
t! e busings scssiom. . - ' ',') .
I' . Vil'.re Tr -ue's second
ft. .! von the r-'.a for. having
i T,:t rsu-nta in -nt at fie
I Wu:,!
SUSY VALLEY -:.
TO US JUDGED ',
iNRCD-PRCuRAM
.v-.... jtr ;y j v .. .', vw
"Area'Jud4inir w select the WP
winners' n, ;th' Western; North
Carolina: Rural Community Devel
ppmjht. Prognwn .iwill .begin ,on
Monday 'ofjjnitx1; f weeK jmd; - will
rn tbroughoui the .'weeltk,'
SThe Judges wiJl .visit the-ijleepy
Valley cbmniuniiy 1 'lu. Madison
upunjy on- fWeanesovayoYeraiper
11 jtf 12;15;00 oNjtoqk.f ;. .r.
t thb Judge will travel 'approxi
mately ,l)0v 'mile&M-11 Inspecting
tqj. winning: oewmuny jn. yacn. -w
l;i vSwestei7icouitie8.f'3'Thesff ate
from a record field of 12ft organ'
ized rural '.eectionn. that- have talk
en partinthe'.karei!f .Commuinity
pevelopment '-Program lhi'ry8r.
Th ' coromunfyiea in,.'eaie-h' cott'nty
were,'iudged durlng,)ctober ; on" a
county level,. ,ancf approximately
f9,00Q in county" amcards, 'rer
presented by local spooaorsr in .tfie
14, counties, t ' tj"
.The " county winners .are1" 'com
peting for $2,000; in -ara ; awards.
riual' Community .Awards" Uunc
eon at" Ihe Asheyille"' City" Audlto
rlum'on Saturday, J)eoemper 5 at
lit:00 inoon. .
Thd, Western ' Nortlt Carolina
Rural Community Development
Program .As " sponsored v by the
AsheViUe. 'Agricultural f development-
Council in'oooperatlori, with
He cunty agricultural , agencies.
j'Area judges are, Mrs! Elizabeth
Parhanv Home Economist, Caroli
na JUghtt,& Tower; Co. AsheViUe;
Horace .lienhower, Pi tec tor,
farmers Home'" Administration,
Ralefgn; 'Horace Godfrey, Admin
istrative O f f I e e r,' Agricultur n i
Stabilization & Conservation" Com
mittee, Raleigh. , .'
i The. November term of supcrii
court, for the .trial of civil su.
started ; he,re . Monday moimii
with J udge'. J i.. Frank -Hu skins, oi
BurnsviBe, presidin. Vf v. "
Included . fat ' case heard thus
far are the following": ' ? v
Divorce; Sadie Messer Gurger
vs. William Lee Gudger, ' " i '
Divorce: - Ralph. Revis vs. Mil
dred Mcintosh Revis. 1
Miss Shirley Jean Sharp, Little
Pine, was - awarded $2,600 and
Miss Betty Sue Roberts was ' a
warded $500 in an action involv
ing an automobile accident Which
injured the feirls. The. accident
occurred' on June 28, 1959. ;
Hugh E. ' Wallia - vs.' William
(Bill) Irby, alienation of affec
tions, non-suit. , ' i 7
Mrs. Marie Eads: va. Robert, A
lonzo Waldroup, automobile" acci
dent, continued. ' ' 'j
Dwight MoDevitt vs. Roy E.
Downs and the Associated Petro-
Meum Carriers. ' Inc 'consent1 jiidg-
THant It t t r
FIRE DESTROYS :
HOUSE OCCUPIED
BYBOINGS FA,IILY
' The- four-room house owned by
Mr, Robert Peek of the Ilast Fork
Community ' '.waa1 completely, de
stroyed ' by' flra Tdesday. ' r The
house was 6ccupied(,by Mr, $ and
Mrs, Gibb Boings and four chil
dren' AH .household' furnishings
weredestroyed.s,"r(i;- "'w
Two. Cc-"
Leave Tu
Fcr U. C.
7 ,.cn
.i;.:y
Paul Rul le Ti'yutt and I f
FrankHn U:: 1 Vy, 1
3 f r C " r i
to -r e V. t:
( :.t f - i ' ).
ag:.' .
AGiiL
iiehe.
.The 'MadHon (ounty . ncul
tuty. "Workers Council t ,npos
ed erf all agricultural kiti s, in
cluding' fllA, Extension ; rvice,
SCS.i' Forestry Service, V utioti
al jigrioulture and Home i . unom
fc. teachers, end F.BE. Tlii.ber
ahip'Corporation, held ita regular
monthly meeting, Monday, at 2:30
p..m in , the French Buid Elqc
tricMeniibership Cii oration
Building.,,'' i .
- 'Representatives .from the Forest
ry iijCommissioit of the' Asheville
Agricnljural, : Development Coun
cil, through the cooperation of the
Appalachian- Lumberman's Club,
metf with the group and. announce
i iContinued To iPage Eight)
FARHERS UHGED
TOISSPAC AT3-' ilv-
v
'JWadison (
ducJ the li
bacco,.this yc:i
in the com" .
bined 'i a
at Jiarvc -t t .
heavy t'M "
Early ci I
from, bfii ii
growth, .
rotted ui
a' cir of
rn .
i. n'l .
i : y ; ta. : .
v i 1 ,
ny
1x9: . pro-,
irley to
. grown
.-..r com--humidity
i a very
t citp
1
"ii
1 1
Vd:'G-6f io
Q o t h Linea Rugged ; ' fcon
-Bpckner Run 54 'Yarda-H
J i'Tor Touchdown,;; '
, it i l , ' ) t 4. ,
r Two rugged lines met headon
here1 Friday night and 'specta
tors saw one of the finest defen
sive battles in history as Marshall
and Mars Hill -played to a 6-6
tie.- V ; j
It would be' hard and unfair to
pick out any Individual in the
fierce battle . at a : star. , "Every
member was. a star and it was
the entire lines of both teams thai
were outstanding. v .
V Although the lines drew - the
major praise, the backf ields also
ahined. Whenever - Marshall
would break .through the stout
Mara Hill line, a back would be
there to smear the runner.. The
same was true when, a, Mara' Hill
back' would get into the secondary.
Much of the game was played be
tween the S0-yard lines.; Mars
Hill, punted four times and Mar-J
- -('4
10c pri copy
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' HOn C1GGG : y aa- raol uou DC jL J J." vi-
1959 CORN
7&
CUPPOBT RATES
AREMOUNCED
1959 com crop produced in
Madison.' potinty will carry a jupt
port rate of a bushel This
rate, according "to Novile rfaw.
kitS, 'chairman of the ASC?" coun
ty; committee.- lg" based on, ft iw
tionat average "rate of $1.12 a bu
shelfor.oori grading Ho' 3 or
better excepttor moisture 6$ com
eiadfngiNotT4,fo st weight on
ly' but otherwise grading No. 3 or
l Thecoru acreage allotments, and
the .commerciall corn-producing
area, 6f earlier programs are hot
in effect for the 1959 program.
Under the' new program, approv
ed by a , per cent favorable
vote lri a referendum Jd Novem
ber l'Jbs, as- 'authorized by ' the
Agricultural' Act ''of " W58, each
county 'corn rate reflects tne na
. (Continued To, last PageJt
' 11 " - ' ' '
VETERAN'S DAY ,
TO BE OBSERVED;
IDE NEXT WED;
Veteran's Day will be observed
i a next Wednesday t Novem-
ii. '
.Miwng.'the" agencies and firms
will be the offices in the
p, fie post orfite, bothf
I 't I -d, tlie Ac
V
Ji a.' - J
Gore
shall six times. This shows the
type Vf defensive game it was.
. Marshall - moved ahead in the
second quarter when Ron Buck
ner; subbing r the injured Billy
Ray Candler, picked off a way
ward Mars Hill pass and raced 54
yards to score. An attempt
through the line for the extra
point failed. '
Late, in the final period, Mars
Hill started a drive on its 45 yard
line which ultimately resulted in
the- 'tying TD when Bill Grind
staff jplowed over from the one
yard line.
v" A placement for extra point
was: wide,; .
rvY MH
First downs 6
Rushing yardage 145
Passing yardage 0
Passes vf' 2-0
Passes intercepted by 0
M
2
40
10
, 4-4
x .
6-30 :
' 0
0 6-6
e o-6
Punt
4-22
FumbJeslost
Yards penalised
-Afars Hill..
"Marshall . '-
3
5
0 0
0 6
'" i
'7 0 t
"1
Friday
$4.00 A-V
Receive ; Citation
Rev. David B. Roberta
DAVID ROBERTS-"
GETS CITATION
AT G-W COLLEGE:
i ' ' i ,
,t( i . ' J-
Popular . County t Mmuter
Receivea Honor $a,tur- ;
'day Night
, i.t,;;-t', ...
The Rev r David !B: Roberts",
popular Jaftd faithful 'French
Brad 1 Baptist Associatiohal
Field Worker, received a citation
fmni tVio" .a.lnmnl nf njirdtier-Webb
rt.iL PAiHr,., Rnrinw N - C. .'
in appropriate services last. Sat-Twer announced Wednesday he
urdav nipht. , He was. accompan
led to Boiling Springs by his wife
1 on, Ton. '
r ' . 1 as f il thf
i I ; Mi" oc
(U
AO A . . -
Classroom Teachers'j
Association To Meet
Here Tuesday Night
It was announced this week that
the Madison County Classroom
Teachers Association will meet at
the Marshall school lunchroom on
Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock.
The Marshall teachers will be
hostesses and refreshments will be
served.
All members are urged to at
tend.
MHC LIONS PLAY
EAGLES AT MARS
HILL TONIGHT
Stunned bv a 9-3 upset last
week at -the "hand of Wingata,
the Mars Hill College Liona will
try to get back Into the win ; col
umn in a, non-conference fan
Mars Hill tonight (Thursday) a
gainst the junior varsity of the
Carson-Newman ' (Tenn.) ' Eagles.
Game time it 7:30..'!;-i-'--SS-1.
The Lions were riding atop the
Western Carolina Junior College
Conference standing with- a 4-0
record before being derailed by
Wingate, and they. still have one
conference gama remaining with
Gardner-Webb on November 14.
The conference race ia still un
settled, but Mara Hill appear to
have the upper hand. Gardner
Webb and Lees-McRa foi'fht to
a tie last Saturday to. make the
conf"-pnce, standings as fvl'.ous
(a til counts' one-half fame von
and one-haif game lost)!
TA"! Wa 2"'
y,., r;;i . 4 1
en r Outside Thcae 1 wo Counties
" '.-I i ui "I ' V; ' ,; '
App'
Plans have been approved 4tor
J Madison" County for the Current,
fiscal year (l59-1960Ji at an
timaterf cost totalfnir tM700.Q0r?' .
it was' announced ,thls"weeK py , ;
me ovaie mgmway. '.vrowifisffi
. In some instances it was jmeces-,, e
sary to assign' a iKfrtion of' 1959- r '
,60 funds to projects on a previop? i
year's plan. If this" Is the" case m ! , '
your county, the projects are ;ia& ' x -f
fed iust below the l9"59-60- 'plan v '
with the specific roads listed andr t ,
the amount needed to complete the v
nnmvMi nroienta.' i uims - nsiea..
as reserve are, available for conn-
noXwint- -nr'hfp'Jt ivittv P"itpekl s '
- .f -
odst estimates- , t s," a v s v
V The 1 fact . that fundi are allo-?,
cated ,for the, 1Q59-60 fiscal year
does not rtecessanly; mean"Xhai; r
the approved work will.be com-.
pleted prior to July 1 1960. Be
cause otiwork loads weather etc.,'v, '
it may be necessary tor carry some ;
orf the1 conatructiojl' over, to the ' .'
next nscai year,, t fiwwever u ,
fliind ftr ' ATMMnti&ered' 4a each i
projects un&l 'the .actuaf work is "
completed and' these funds will be j(
v (Contteued" To Page Eight) .
Ike Maps 20,000 V
r.me uooawiii i our
Of Nine Nation l " .
f Washington, -."President Eisen
is undertaking an unprecedented .
20,000-mile goodwill mission next
month to nine -notions on 1
continents.' -
1 he pre-Uirisi'. .: t ' .1
i d'l 1 .Jiihiwer ii nKv.o. i
1 .1 I r ,f All KH.
t p-1 ha- i jit
Iii .un to tne capitals of li'y.':
Tuikcy, Pakistan, Afghani&tan,
India, .Iran, Greece" France and
Morocco. ! 1 ' t
MARSHALL WILL
MEETDREXEL
HERE FRIDAY :
The Marshall Tornadoes, smart- t '
ing from the 66 tie with Mara
Hill last Friday night, will meet "
the strong Drexel eleven on the -s
Island here Friday night at -seven
' o'clock. ; 1
The Drexel game was previous- .
ly postponed from October 2', ' ,
The local team is in good phy
sical shape except for its star
fullback, Billy Ray Candler," who
is still out with a leg injury. -
BRUSH BURNING
PERMITS ARE
NOW ESSENTIAL
;'- '- ' ''-" 'i "i ...
J. Moody Chandler, Madison
County Forest Ranger, announced
this week that brush-burn ir re
mits are ' essential and vrzr 1
everyone In Madison Ci ' y t
read ftie fo"imi.-,j. 1 i'-v ar Is
permits at once:
' Brush-Corr "T " I
14 ' f I " '
five l.nn,!red ' ' '"
pro! . . '..rn f .
vice. It s 'i '
i - :'.
t f -