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e. tested irot strlklnar re- that tension. Irritability aren't
relieved witn Finknanrs. bee u
you don't escape suilocating "hot
flashes" that made change-of-life
bo hard to bear. Today.get Lydia
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
at all drug; stores, -
1 t f from awful discomforts of
cl re e-of-Ufe. Nervousness was
if uui -d for as many as 87 . . .
"liot liaalies" 75 1 - ' H j
No Co.lly Shots NMdd-
Female Allnnntt KeltaracH
Results were credited entirely to
Lvciia E. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound. Acting through the
sympathetic nervous system, . It
has remarkable power to relieve
this functionally-caused distress.
Don't suffer needlessly. Bee if
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When due to simple Iron defi
ciency anemia, take Pinkham
Tablets. Rich In Iron, they
start to strengthen your iron
starved blood within one day.
Bluff News
MRS. DEMPSEY WOODY, CorreepwideuV
.. There was a nice crowd at thei
baptizing; and church Sunday de-l
spite the rain. , ',
Air. Koy Woody and' son Mike
nights -with Mr, Dempsey Woody
spent Wednesday and Thursday
and family.
Mr. Charlie Henderson is ill
at this writing.
'Mrs. Agues Brooks' mother,
, ..y vli'j !. . .'.:..! . Ii ty
phoid. , !
Air. and Mrs. Doyle Eaynurd
and boys of Wadesboro spent last
weekend visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Quay Smathers
and family and Miss Violet Ann
Wpody of Canton visited Mr. and
Mrs. DempBey Woody last Monday
and all; enjoyed a picnic.
,Mr. and Mrs. James Waldroup
of Swannanoa visited his parents,
Mr.-and Mrs. Willard "Waldroup
last weekend. -
The Rev, and Mrs. Estel Strick
yaliM had dinner Sunday , with
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brooks.
Jimmie Roberts has been home
on leave from service with ., his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rob
erts. . " . ' . "
Lois Faye Woody accompanied
her nncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Quay Smathers, to Blowing Rock
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bayinard
of Ashevilk) visited Mr. and' Mrs.
Fate Woody one day last iweek.
Mr. ana Mrs. Richard Dufllap
of Balfour spent - their vacation
with her parents, Mr. .and Jars
Dave Brqoks. ' 1
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EngUsh, Mrs. Mary Mta, 1
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Holcombe, Edd & lberry,
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Holcombe, James, 1 business '
house, Main si. x .
lt. Hill Ton Place 104.63
Hunter, R. W., 1 house ft
lot, Chestnut St ,14.16
Ponder, Forrest 1 house ft
lot, N. Main St s 26.74
Ray, Oliver house ft lots, -'
N. Main St , . 71,00
Sheppard, Harry, 1 house ft "
lot tsauey . r "vv
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be added to the above.
, JOHN P. SMITH,
Tax Collector.
7-7, 14, 21, 28c
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NOTICE
SPftle bids are being accepted
by Ted R, Russell, Madison Coun
ty Auditor, to supply eoal for the
courthouse and jail for 1960-61.
Bids will be accepted through Ju
i on -mefi ' 01
Bids will be opened on August
1, . 1960. '
'- ' TED R. RUSSELL,
Auditor, Madison County.
7-14,21,28(S , . , . '
Sam Fox Hurls',
No -Hitter For
Mars Hill L. L.
iSam Fox hurled a no-hitter a
c-aimst Hot Snrines July 5 on t!he
Mars Hill diamond as Mars Hill's
Little Leaguers clobbered Hot
Springs, 9-0. While pitching the
no-hitter. Fox struck out sixteen
batters while walkm only two.
These two were eliminated by
doulhle nlavs. Mars . Hill played
erro ' s tall and second baseman
Edward C. ' was the starting
man L7i ' 7"e?5y '
Kot" 'j , lon Payneand
Rocky Grooms 1. J the winners at
the plate with two for three each.
Grooms, Roger Clark and Payne
smacked home runs for Mars Hill.
Hot Springs 000 600 0 0 4
Mars Hill - ' 105 21x 9 9 0
Walnut Little League
Defeats 'Marshall
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Walnut Little League "defeated
Marshall last Thursday, 16-6, at
Walnut , Walnut was led at bat
bv Ronnie Meadows, Jimmie Lan
Aer. Jerrv ' Adams and 1 Eddie
Henderson, all hitting home runs.
Slasrle had a home run for Mar
shall. " , - - . i
Eddie , Henderson went all the
way for Walnut, scattering , six
hits and fanning 10.
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The Mais Kill Little Leaguers
made it two shutouts in a row as
they defeated Hot Springs, 11-0,
last Thursday at Hot Springs.
Steve Davis, M. H. pitcher, gave
up two singles in the first ln
nins? them shut the door on H. S.,
allowing no more hits and walk
ing hone. : Mars Hill also played
its second errorless game of the
week. Larry Hunter and Ronnie
Hensiey starred in the infield.
Rocky Grooms had a perfect day
with S for 3, including a home
run. Larry Hunter also hit for
the circuit Tolley and Jdhoson
led the losers at the plate.
The victory ave M.H. a 8-0
record for the seasoni
Mare Hill 065 0011 14 0
Hot Springs " ' 000 00 0 2 5
Mars Hill Babe
Ruthers Defeat
Newport, 9-7
Manager 'Bill Bennett's - Mars
Hill Babe' Ruth team defeated
Bradlev's (Newport Tenm.) July
6 in an exhibition gamet 8-7, at
Newport. Doug Fonder was cred
ited with the victory with John
son beinir charged with the loss.
Woody Amnions, with 2 for 8, led
the winners. Sams banged a dou
ble while Charles Smfth and Am
nions hit triples for Mars Hill
This tied the two teams with one
victory each.
Jtfars Hill's team lost to Hot
SnriniM last Thursday, 2-1, and
lost to Marshall Friday, 2-1. In
both games Mars Hill pitchers
gave up just two hits.
Marshall Tops
Laurel Behind
Candler Monday
Fred Candler, strong throwing
Marshall righthander, shut out
Laurel on two hits Monday for
his second win in as many starts.
Candler allowed a single to Carl
Tweed in the second inning and a
single to Russell Gentry in the
fourth .innincr. ,
The Marshall Babe Ruthers
nicked ud two runs in the fifth
and seventh innings to salt away
the victory. ' '
G. Cntshall started on the
mound for Laurel and allowed all
Marshall's rune on Bix hits. He
was relieved in the seventh; by
Carl Tweed.
Marshall ... 000 020 24
Laurel ' 000 000 00
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Hot Springs News
GINNY MORRIS, Correspondent
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
WotHmo. iiiHlifipd ai Adminis
trator of the estate of S. W. Mc
Clure, deceased, late of Madison
County, JNorth uarouna, wis is w
nnHfv all -nersons havinur claims
against said estate to , present
them to tne unaersigneu at x"
341, Marshal, N. C, on or before
f) IfitVi ntr nf Jlllv. 1961. Ot
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of tneir recovevry. au ieiauii
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate Dayment to the
undersigned. t n(ii
This tne loin aay 01 June j.ou.
. CLYDE M. ROiiEUTS, .
Administrator.
6-16 7-21c
ADMINISTRATOR'S
Having qualsl'ied ;
trator of the estate i .
Bryan, deceased, ln
County, North Caro
notify all persons 1
scainst said e '
t iera to the u ;
Church St, l . i.
N. C, on or bt ;
of July, 13(51, or i
: pleaded t lar
"i-y. All persons i
e vl r,,l'l'
payment to t
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Marshall Defeats '
Mars Hill, 2-1,
Here Friday
" Larry West squeezed home Jack
Martin from third base in the
bottom of the six inning to give
Marshall a 2-1 victory over Mars
Hill here Friday in a Babe Ruth
League game. 1 ' r -,
"Fred Candler, Marshall right
hander, held Mars Hill to three
hits while 'striking out eleven for
the victory, Candler and Arthur
Davis, Mars Hill lefthander, had
a pitchers' duel going througout
the game. Davis struck out -fourteen
Marshall batters and allowed
five. hits. ' " " -r-
Mars Hill ' OlO OOfl'O 1
Marshall ',- 000 101 X 2
' Zems liquid ot ointment a doe-" ,
tor's antiseptic, promptly relieves
itching, stops scratching and so
helps heal and clear surface skin ,
rashes. Buy Eitn.ttAM '
i Strength Zemo forMll
stubborn eases ;
Hot Springs regrets the loss of
her nost as head of the Madison
Countv Library, but understands
that the larger quarters offered
by the county seat is a beneficial
sten forward in our county's prog
ress. With eood grace, Hot
Serines will accent her role as a
branch library, run by volunteer
workers and donate funds. Know-
insr the tremedous educational
value of a public library, the cit
izens of Hot Springs are busy
forming plans for their library
branch. Hot Springs knows that
a better town will spring from
our future educated young people.
Everyone is aware that only the
nublic library can keep on hand
the information and literature so
vital to their education. The fu
turre will demand more highly
skilled and educated, active citi
sens and Hot Springs will be pre
pared to supply them. Marshall,
balncr the county seat, does well
Reserve the position of ' centering
the library within its city limits,
but . Hot Swings will continue its
library work, as a branch, so that
materials will always be availablel
to. its citizens.
A dessert bridge party was held
July 6, at the home of Mrs, .Bob
Gentry, entertaining the local bi
weekly bridge club. The Higtt
scorer was Mrs. Gage and the
cortsolation position wen .to Mrs.
Hugh Lance. , '.'.
Spending a week with Mrs. Mil
dred Izlar are Mrs. Bud Smith
and daughter. Cherry, of Rich
lands. Va. Also visiting Mrs. I-
lar are Pfc. and Mrs. Steve
Smith of Fort Jackson, S. C. They
expect to be here just for the
weekend of July 11. - .
Mrs. P. JJ. Cecil and daughter,
Mrs. Sims, and Mrs, Cecil's grand.
daughter, Miss Abbie Sims, of
Snartanlbunr. S. C. were guesta of
Mrs. George Lippard for the day,
July 7.
Gathered here in Hot oprrnga
for the special day of July 10, to
celebrate the birthday of Mrs
Myrtle Burgin, are Mr. and Mrs.
S. O. Izlar of Chattanooga, Tenn.,
who arrived here Friday night
July 8 ,and are staying at the
home of Mrs. Burgin. Mr.- and
Mrs. Arthur Painter and their
two children, Randy and- Debbie,
of Sylva are guests in the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Bur inn
They arrived Saturday to join the
trrouo in the birthday celebration
We all extend our congratulations
and best wishes to Mrs. Myrtle
Burgin on her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henderson
left July 7 for their home in
Memphis, Tenn., after a visit
with his parents, Mr. and ' Mrs.
Joe Henderson.
We wish to congratulate Mr.
and Mrs. Don Anderson on the
birth of their new daughter, Don
na Marie, July 10, at Memorial
Mission Hospital, Ashevllle. r
Mr. Lloyd Stamey and the for
mer Mrs. Betty Lou Gunter vere
married July 9 in Marshall. We
wish them much happiness.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Runnion
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson
have arrived home from their va
cation at Myrtle Beach, S. C. The
children, Billie Kay and Claudette,
as well as their parents, are sport
ing golden tans.
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EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
by
DR. LOCKARD
8 A. M to 12 Noon
FRIDAYS
THE L. P. ROBERTS
cuiLDir;a
MARSHALL, N. C.
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We hope that all Hot Springs
visitors for the Fourth and our
citizens who visited elsewhere,'
have made their trips in safety.
Our nation's roads are our cruel-1
est murderers. 1
Bible School To
Start At North Fork
Church Mon., July 18
There will be a Bible School' at
the North Fork Baptist Church,
beginning July 18. The time ia 2
p.m., to 5 p. m. The children will
be picked up by men of the com
munity. ' , '! , ' ' '
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Svtinq Creek News
VIRGINIA MEADOWS, Correspondent . ' "
TOllLIIVZin
We're very sorry to hear Mr.
A. P. Martin is in the hospital.
We all hope he will return home
soon. s
Misa" Linda Price is spending1
her vacation with her aunt, Gail
Wfllett V- s'-f'i'v1-
F. N. Willctt, Carroll and Har-j
old Meadows, ' Charles Wills, Joe
Justice, Dwight Meadows and
Tommy Clark "enjoyed the movies
at Hot Springs Friday night.'
Polly Justice spent last week
at Fines Creek wi'.h her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Y.'ondy and
fan,.. are g;:au..iT . r vaca
tion lit. an! I:-.
Waldrf.'p .
lit. a.i ir. c. : '
Mrs. W, A. Meadows,' Harold and
Carroll Meadows enjoyed a pic
nic at the Silver Mines Saturday.
(Margaret Ledford and Gail
Willett went to Marshall Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Plemmon -went
to Asheville Saturday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Edd West FpcnJ
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ftr
man Willctt .
Air. and TTrs. Gay i;arl!;i
visitlrj J'r. IT. E. I.Tarli.i .
day evc.'..
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