i . T
-1
Tobacco Pre
a Are
. & 'W'J i'
r, county agent,
,:uk'. .tfhat-Burley
'Urge!
-
Harry 0
"I said here i.
? -tobacco I
' County v
uci t' tof Madison
have an opportunity
to vi ! e
annual, sumuner field
day a i: t'e -Tobacco. Experiment
. Btn' ;un. in', Creenevilfe,. Tenn.!- on
T"' y,--Auf?ust 6, ..The Tobacco
Experiment 'la tion. in Greene ville
'is jointly supported by thefU.S.
Department of Agriculture and
- State of Tennessee.1 The results of
tlie experimental . work being t con
ducted thereMs made available to
' burley tobacco1 producers thro.ugh-
.out tne couniry.. rarmers. aiiena-
- ing the field day ,wil start the
tout at v:3U a m., on August 0
and the program will' be complete
- a y :3U p. B,'' , - - ,
A "The meeting this year will gattw
r at the -Clyde . Austin 4 -R Club
amp' which. Joins' the experiment
lation. Tours will start from he
mp. r Those- attending the tour
'1 bave an- opportunity .to see
! research work being conducted
i burley tobacco' varieties, prom
g . experimental lines of .bur
( Continued To Page Eight)
'
l f pons -i-s C
i ii r: -' Ai
, -.. 1 . .,, . ,i J. : .1- ,'
tLu..n'-a cf the ch i'i's 1.
ing service program, reported this
latest development in the pro
gram. She also sketched the pro
gram from its inception- In 1900
to its present status.
. ' The program sponsors courses
in care of the sick and .injured
and mother and baby care as Well
-as keeping roster of enrolled
registered nurses for volunteer ca
pacities, ; - v
': Board member Alfred" Taylor,
a finance committee member, ex-
plained the modernized chapter
accounting system which went in
to effect July 1. ' ' ' '
Francis Gilman, chapter chair
. (Continued To Last Page)
Uclnnl-crs' Hill Urilh Fcr
Laurel And Hot Springs Are
J Eliminated In Playoff
, Held Last Week '
' i iMars Hill and Walnut will meet
in the final rounds of the County
Babe Ruth playoffs. . The first
playoff game will be on the" Mars
Hill diamond Friday at 4 o'clock
nd the nexV 'imewll be played
Walmit oil Satiuday afternoon.
':',rs Hill won its final berth
-. pb.yf.f'3 by defeating
A, 7-6 last Friday ' at Laaril
1 i .ia .drw..jr Laurel. 4-3 at
Hill SaturJay. '
" at vis forced to play the
;, , t' " - ' ' ' hf ' "9 f " ";-
II'-
FrecTW Anderspn, sutferfntend
ent, announced'.thJa week" that ad
ditional ; teachers Tiav a been 'added
to three' ei- the' Madison" County
schools' and thai other- Additions
will be announced later
Following -$re t the- teachers, re
terity approved': ?' 7 f ,
Beech - Glen: ifr Agnes - W.
Metcalf. 1 v ,, 'f"'"-
Wfttrott jJoe L.' Morgan- and JU
A. Zimmermaif Jr. Mif Zhttnier-
pmail'will teach matti !and science
in the high snSorf-"-
"Mars' Hilli f Jilnf. Joyce Wood
will replace-' Mrs.' Marie: Haynea
Buckner, who recently resigned,
as' home economics tearfherv -
Charles- Boone twillteach-- math
and , Cloice- Plentmons will. 'teach
Business .Educatiop. A'.'
Conscience ;is xhe inner voice
;ls ' ihe
mat
" warns" .' yon , somebody',, is
wau.IU.llg. r , , ,4- ,v . t
!
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. ii 1 "1 . 3 of I a t Lit', I.Iill-
le Foik, California Creek and the
Mars Hill - areas, about a new
chemical for weed and grass con
trol in corn. Atrazine 80 W, a
commercial material for control of
annual weeds and grass in torn,
has been used on one acre of corn
grown by Boyd Hill, of t!he Middle
Fork community, with excellent
results, r , 1 t '
This field of corn "is being
grown just off the hard - surface
road between Beech Glen and
'Highway 19 and is marked by a
sign." The acre of corn being
treated with Atrazine 80 W, has
received no cultivation and near
, (Continued To Page Four) '
County PrihcipaU 4
To Meet At MHC.
Wednesday Morning
.
Superintendent Fred Anderson
announced this week that all Mad
ison County principals ; will meet
at Mars Hill College Wednesday
morning following tfhe morning
program-of the Superintendents'
Conference. . The meeting will
prohnhly . be held in' the college
auditorium, Mr. Anderson 6aid.
Dr. Charles F. Carroll will ad
dress the opening s . -ion cf the
three-day ' conXerence Wfiilnesuay
1 -j A ' Madison County man was
ingured" "and a'Trested'' on' three
charges following a one-car. crash
about 1:30 p. m., Tuesday on the
jsandy Mush Road some six miles
south, of 'Mars-hall. i " ' ."
Highway Patvolman.1A.'li'. Feld
raa'n , listed Marvin Sams,?, .47,, of
Mafsnall HFD l,4 as "driver f ' a
feport!dty JBtole'n tarlwhirfh wreck
ed wJien he'fell- ouV pf thecar'on
4' curvi, ' ' ' .- " "
'iSams suffered '-'multiple ' body
bruises' and lkcerations 'ahi was
treated af the emergency clinic at
Memorial... Mission Hospitals . and
then transferred to Swwanano VU
visibnlof Oteen'iViA." Hospital. '
" iThe car wa owned .by Zeb. Tra
ey Boyd -of Marshal KFD lr from
Vhorii.it had been stolen, Patrol
man. Feldman said. The car had
no doers, Feldman said, and when
Sams - rounded th9?cirve be .fell
ouvV;; !f'..n.'ur'
i .iPaniSjwas charged with larceny
ftf a automobile,, driving without
ftrf .bperator Micense" and' driving
intoxicated.' ' rk i,si , ..
4-fl CLUB TES r
IIIGHLldllTS
. ' t . . ,
Attending classes,' '"(''"
aud t'.la will k-i.p good 1
books and give good demonstra
tions so they too may ' take a
greater part in 4-H Club Week.
. (Some of the classes attended
during Club Week were Careers
and the value of planning for
these, How to be well liked and
get along with people, How . to
conduct a local 4-H Club meeting,
(Record Books and . keeping rec-
1 ' I
V .' " "1J
ai 1
L.
re1
it J
bout
stiti '
1
men. ' :
ative t
sion v : . '
'Pii i- t
Ley P.
was mi ;
recent
in , Chi; ,
report of
several s
had on
tUl'TK 1
I'.r.
hel '
Col
fn 1
A- '
the. I
ti 1
i " '
(
b..iO, Corn .' id cf C. le t
ing his seven years in, 4--H Club
work, v'- ne has also served s
president of bis local 4-11 Clubs
and president of the 4-H County
Council. ' i
ords. . All Of tbese classes Were
extremely well planned and very
informative. ' v " " '
to
j .'miliary re! urns fiom a' ref
.1 IilM 11 . r-d.iy, July1 21,
1 t:. S!)-State Commercial wneat
1 n-ing area for 19C1 show that
i-ercent "of the farmers vot
' favored marketing quota on
1-crop wheat, the U. S, De
r u s Hcnt of Agriculture announc-
1 today. , ,"''.'..' '
Preliminary returns show a to
t I vote of 170,397. Of these, 148,
7 i3 (87.3 percent) ' favored mar
! ( ting quotas onu 1961 crop wheat
1 21.C31 (12.7 percent) - were
osej. Last year 80.8 percent
of the farmers voting in a. refer
c n d urn , f avored ' marketing quotas
r the 1960 wheat crop. 1 '
Because proclaimed" wheat 'mar
' ling' quotas are effective en ap
roval by tyo'thirda -" Or more of
. e farmers voting '.in a referen
lam; marketing' quotas will be in
Wet for the 1961 -crop as a re
mit of the referendum under cut-
"nty controlling legislation. -'
I rodueers in the S9-state' com
iieidl area who stay i within
Uieir acreage allotments will be
V ''.le fr price support on 1961
i !! vT .1 at not less Uian a na
,i -1 a"ra;:e price of $1.73 per
!ni:;!. el. Li the lltate non-com-i
i.il area, county suppoit
ri'i's, as pi'ovided by-law when
1 i pi.-" are jrt effect in the
rr .1 states, will be 73 per
! i-ut of vvliat the rates would have
; en if the n n -"i mercial conn
'" ? were in l'..,i commercial area.
1 rvcllminary results : .-show
h Carolina
1 favor of
iri.
voted
maikt
97
in
, Ik.
11 i . om 5-7 p. in., 0
in Liars Hill. The dni; . -followed
by a street daie from
7:30 until 11:30. -
Th6 proceeds ' will go to , the
building of . swimming pool in
Maris HilL ' ' 1
; Foes of federation gain in Rho
desia party. . 1 1 ,
' -
.-...J
H
. ..J I. M V.
1 L's words "brought heavy
i.. i i :.,'y eyes.
. l ? l-vn a r'-r ' -
70 4-:I I". : .
J
CT"7",TTV ,T,r1 T'T' T'
ATCAKP.CUAUB
: Seventy y4S members boarded
a Chartered ? double-decker Trail
waya bus bete -Monday" morning
and ; left Marshall shortly after
noon - for ' 'Camp . . bchausb near
WaynesvfllC for a ,week at tJlxe
picturesque 4-H camp,' "
: As the rbig bus pulled out 01
Marshall, the.t boys and' ', girls
were singing' and. happy, '
. Jobnnv Corbett.- Olin- Jarrett
Jr.V and Mra. Frank Shelton ac
companied the.' group ; 9 dult
leaders. ' " ,v .' " . ,
OEattc" ion agents '. also on the
trip are Ethel V. Townsend lome
economics agent ; and Earl -.Wise,
assistant ficrriculturlll agent Da
vid Ramsey is also spending the
week at' the" camp,i( being Invited
back by Mr. Cathy owner of the
camp.' - - !' "i
- Eise is forecast for 1960 wheat
crop. ' 1 ' ,
1
l j aie 1,. tin! l.
1. ' " '
The visit Is being sponsored by
the Marshall Lions Club. ,
Delinquent Tax "
List Published
On Page .Three ,
A list of 1959 delinquent taxes
are ( publisbed on , Page Three- of
this issued K ' ; J 1
oyer Prcrj:;
Uiolatidris UJill
AGREEMENT
DEDu SIGNED
. Commercial warehousemen with
facilities tot aling more - than 4
billion 170 million bushels of space
and through July 15 signed the
new Uniform C r,'n Siu. ,;a A
gr -wnt for tl.a s'.r' rf c -t'willttca
under A"C3 : j
port programs c-.irj i ;
year.
A"' f i J.. - "
G &' ...a cf i. .i ;
Now Located! I t I
I -it!
e The' Madison, County
tural Stabilization; and C
tion (ASC) offices are now i i
remodelled building wliich v i
formerly the post office Oti I
Street here. "
, For weeks, the old building t
been having a. "face lifting" ani
lio-Mitiir. nrt heatinsr have uaji
installed. " ,
Ml fH ft " ' - 1 1 1 ..
. . X HO Jl'tJU UUJV- llD MV...
art in - it McKIrnV liulliltnr Ot
Main Street for -the p1 ; 1
years. It ia
main branch t ;
County libri-ry v
that build'
. JTeniLers cf t"
cluda Ralplt " .
manager; C 1 '
Dorothy Sprii; '
clerk; .Minnie L.V.
ted that t
soon rive 1
a:
a!
Hattie Jarrett, n u
Anna Mae Tipton,
Sliaron . Toniberlin
Wilde, computers (1
ployees).
Crack c'i T
. rcit: ' e; If
. ii... i w & l .
The new el
tain riurzle-lua '
17--yci'r-old ' '-
!
Lid i.. -,
to-C3 : -r-u' 1 !
with the secon.l . i-
the 65 sharpliooiers v
away at targets from 9 a. i ,
til 6 p. ni. .
'A The elder Adams lost out t.
aon by onfrighth of an i ..i 'i.
This was ywung A.' . t
beef shoot' He never T vl t
his band with a muzla-1 '. ?
fore. ., "
Bransen Chandler, of t'.'? c
. (Continued To Paje r" ' ')
C
si
Asks Coopei:! , i C"
Parents, Priv
i In a convev
Clarence Nix tin.
this newspaper I
to see to" it that f
ing," profane lar
fic violations are
shall." . v '
Mayor Nix j.'
lored the C
7 young 1
la Strt.
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