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, iii J r u.: - rr ; - " r x CLOTHES, SflES Marshall PTA Appeal To T PnhiMtt Situation I. Critical -11 Mil Shown above is a herd of Aberdeen Angus stock belonging to Mr. Wiley M. Roberts, of Marshall RFD 5. Mr. Roberts is indeed proud of his live stock and says there's none better than Aberdeen Angus. . Cut eourtety Citiztm-Tiw FOSTER CREEK CAROLYN HONEYCUTT Correspondent All! the farmers have been busy digging potatoes and getting their things in for winter. Ev eryone seemed to be amazed to see t'ne big frost. Laureltom Chapel church has been having good attendance for the past few Sundays. Hope Virginia Rice and Mrs. Julius Rice like their job at Barrnardsville. Glad to have Miss Saimimy Lou Green in from Kentucky. Mrs. Cora Wilds has been on the sack list but nas Improved and has 7iow gone to Georgia. Glad to see Jock Fender out and going. He has been on the sick list, too. Everyone seems to enjoy the good revival which has been in progress for the past week and a half at t5ie Foster Creek church. We are glad to have the Rev. Elbb Jenkins and the Rev. Lydia Ray hulping In the revival; and also glad for all the singers to attend. We have prayer meeting every Wednesday night and preaching services every 2nd and 4tSi Sun. day nights. Everyone is invited to attend. Wilodine Fender, Marie Gard ner, Frances Fender and Tootsie Fender had dinner Sunday with Miss Carolyn and Alda Ree Hon eycutt.. Everyone seemed to e joy the good dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fender were visiting friends in Yancey County Sunday. Glad to have Mrs. Ilia Capps, her daughter, Mrs. Gene Roberts, and granddaughter, Tommie, vis itiing on Laurel Sunday. Hope they come visitinig again soon. Glad to have Donald Lambert in from the Army. Hope Tie en joys his stay. Rev. G. Y. Burgin and son, Howard, had dinner with Mir. and Mrs. JuiLius Price Sunday. Miss Mane Gardner had sup per with Tootsie Fender Sunday. Miss Frances Fender had sup per with Miss Wiloddme Fender. 'Glad to hear Mrs. Chauncey Fender is improving from her ill ness. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Honey- "The need for clothe and aboes la urgent at once, Mrs. ; Guy White, chairman of the welfare) committee of the welfare commit tee of the Marshall Parent-Teach' er Association said this week. Mrs. White said that it seem that more children in the Mar shall school are "almost naked and barefoot" then ever before. The public is urged to donate anv children's cloChinir that is possible. Shoes are vitally need' ed and many children don't have sweaters or coats. This appeal is made in good faith that the pub lic will respond immediately. If you have anything to do nate, please contact Mrs. White, Mrs. Kermit Cody, Mrs. John Oorbett or Mrs. Billiard Teague, committee members. Mrs. Earl Robinson states that the home economics room will be used as an accumulating point. "Please look in your home for discarded clothes and shoes and let us know at once. You can help keep some child comfortable this Fall and Winter," Mrs. White said. Friday 'Mitchell Kidney Moore, 96, of Hot Springs died at 0:80 a.m., Friday, Oct 21, 1960 in, a Mar shall nursing, home after a leng thy illness. .Services were held at 2:80 p. m., Saturday lb Hot Spring Bap tist Church. ' The Rev Jimmy Rogers, ffici- ated and burial was is Faimew Oemeterv iwdth friends of the family serving as pallbearers. Surviving Je a ton, Charlie, of Hot Swine. Mr. Moore ' was a native of Madison Oountv and a retired farmer. . YOU HAVE TO TRY IT TO BELIEVE ITI fy) Gillette BLUE BLADE ) at k 10 for 69 FITS ALL GILLETTE RAZORS Crosa To Bear A man has to put up with a good deal in this life "he also was s to put up for a good deal Bame ;.:uu rJARIIILL; . East Yam-iy gained its 6th con secutive triumph ? mt 1 BurnsviHe Friday night as i lt , upset Man Hill's Pisgah Conference leaden, 81-13. li ' The home forces scored first in the opening quarter to gain a 7-0 half time lead, when quarterback Steve Young passed 20 yard to end Steve Boone and halfback Danny Elliott ran for the extra point. East Yancey gained a 14-0 lead early in the 3rd quarter by driv ing 65 yard in four plays with the second half kickoff. Elliott reached pay dirt on a 40-yard gallop off left tackle and fullback Ronnie Robinson bucked for the extra point. Mars Hill drew up to 7-14 in tfhe same period when halfback Bill Bali scored the visitors' ini tial touchdown on a 5-yard run around right end and also ran there for the extra point. Early in the final quarter Mars Hill closed the igap to 13-14 when Edwards plunged over from the one to cap a 76-yard drive in 11 plays. A 61-yard pass play from Ball to Edwards to East Yancey's 2-yard line set the stage for tine score. Ball attempted to run the extra point around night end but stopped short of tying the , , for v , Representative 'V: I hereby announce myself a candidate for Represent ative of Madison County in the November 8, 1960 gener al election. - If elected, I wiU fulfill the duties of this office to the best of my ability. 'v ' Your support will be greatly appreciated. . Liston B. Ramsey mam cutt visited Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fender Friday night. Everyone of the boys and girls are looking forward to a big Hal- iowe'en night. EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED by DR. LOCKARD 8 A. M to 12 Noon FRIDAYS THE L. P. ROBERTS BUILDING MARSHALL, N. C. sjfs wj eja 9fa 9fa 9fa 9fa 3f in mm emum vou lot $flie mi With only 45 seconds left to play in the game, East Yancey put the icing on the cake when Elliott raced 47 yards for the fi- ANNOUNCEMENT for Auditor I take this method' in of ficially announcing that I am a candidate for the of fice of Auditor for Madison County, subject to the will of the voters in the Novem ber 8, 1960 election. I will appreciate your sup port. Frank Ramsey nal touchdown. Young plunged point. First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes' in'cepted Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Mars Hill East Yancey Halfback Jim for the extra MH 13 139 81 5-2 by 1 1-21 1 10 EY 11 213 86 9-3 1 0 0 35 0 0 7 613 7 0 7 721 EDNEYVILLE HIGH STOMPS HOT SPRINGS ANNOUNCEMENT for Tax Collector This is to notify everyone that I am a candidate for Tax Collector of Madison County, and if ejected on November 8, 1960, I will do everything; in my power to perform the duties of this office. Your confidence in me will be great appreciated. W. T. Moore County. : Commissioners - We hereby announce our; candidacies , for the office . . o f County Commissioners, -subject to the will of the voters in the November 8,. 1960 election . If elected, we will endeav or to the best of our abili- ties to fill this office with , sound and practical admin- lstration. . .) We will deeply appreci ate your support. k' W. M. (Bill) Robert!; Gay B. Merrill Emery Wallin ANNOUNCEMENT for Coroner I take this opportunity to declare that I am a candi date for the office of Cor oner o f Madison County, subject to the desires of the voters in the general elec tion, November 8, 1960. If elected. I will fulfill the duties to the best of my ability. Dr. W. A. Sams ANNOUNCEMENT for Register of Deeds I take this method of an nouncing myself as a can- Mite Fletcher scored two touch- date lor re-election to the ol- downts and passed for another ,nce Ot register Ol UeedS, 1 Fridiy. night to lead Edneywlile promise that if elected in to a44-7 Pisgali Conference romp the November 8, 1960 gen- over -Hot Springs. eral election, I will fulfill to Fletcher passed 42 yards to the best of my knowledge Joel Gentry for the' first Edney-' and ability the duties and ville touchdown, ran six yards for the second TD and later on caught a 25-yard pass from Hoyt Albertson for a third. ANNOUNCEMENT for Surveyor I hereby announce myself a candidate for County Sur veyor, subject to the will of the voters of Madison Coun ty in .the election, Novem ber 8, 1960. Your support will be ap preciated. u M Lee Roy Shelton First downs Rushing yardaige Passing yardage HOW DID YOU VOTE? No matter how you voted, these facts on gasoline taxes are Important to you: In North Carolina, car owners pay $1.10 tax on every 1 0 gallons of gasoline they buy I . Gasolind taxes across the nation amount to a 50 sales fax and that's five times as high i as the tax rate on luxuries like diamonds and mink coats! -'. m j-.''';C-'.., , '""2 f;sli Since World War n,' there have been three increases In the Federal gasoline tax alone. This ' brought the Federal tax to 4 cents a gallon, in addition to the ''State tax of 7 cents a gallon 1 1 In the last ten years gasoline taxes have sty- i rocketed J yet the price of gasoline itself has risen only 5J during the same period! ' ': Each year the average motor vehicle owner in ? this state pays $96 for gasoline taxes alone, j That's actually more than the average week's' pay for most people! . ' - j " NitronsJ increase4 1950-195 T'ESaiilnr j j i ' , Prices j ? : ' - ' . 1 ' " "" i'r f-m - f- HIGHWAYS AND GASOLINE TAXES Your gasoline retailer, naturally, favon constroctioa of the roads that tha motoring public need. Ha believti in fair and leatonabla tax ation for thii purpose but feds that taxes on gasoline have now reached unreasonably high ferek. lit also believe that ofl special taxes on (be -motorist should be used only for : highway purposes. Yet bat year, oat of every automobile tax dollar cai lected by the Federal Gorermnent from highway men; mora man 40 cents went for noo-highway pur pose. If these automotive tax ' revenues were dedicated for high way purposes, there would be no need for the latest increase in the federal gasoline tax. t ty tha Cissiini Tax Education Commlttae, 573 Lexington Avenue, New York 22, H.Yi Passes in'cepted by Punts Fumlbles lost Yards penalized Hot Spring? Edneyville HS E 5 8 128 235 30 103 11-4 10-4 0 1 4-30 2-41 3 1 89 100 0 0 7 07 19 6 6 1344 responsibilities of this of fice. Your support will be ap preciated. Milliard Teague Ernest Edwards, 51, Passes Monday; Rites Wednesday CLYDE DEFEATS TORNADOES, 14-0, FRIDAY NIGHT vSX Ernest Edwards, 51, of Mar shall RFD 2, died Monday morn ing, Oct. 24, 1960, in an Asheville ' hospital. He was employed by Merchant Construction Co. were held at 2 p. m., in Trinity Baptist j Church. The Rev. Roland Millsapa and Clyde took a second period lead the Rev. Wesley Sprinkle offici hert Friday night and rolled on'atew. Burial was in Bull Creek to defeat the Marshall Tornadoes, : Cemetery. 14-0. Pallbearers were Don, Eugene, The winners' first ' score came , Calvin, Zeb and Vance Edwards, on two point safety, 3n the sec- and Stanley Hunter. ond when Kenneth Ponder, try-j 'Surviving are the widow, Mrs. ing for a sunt, stepped out of tne.fnyuus fjiiuipa jutwards: one end xone. daughter, Carol Dean, of the Fullback Carroll Linsey bulled, home; the father, Joe J. Edwards; over from the four yard line to'iwo brothers, Jess and James Ed score the first touchdown follow- wards; and one foster sister, Mrs. ing a 20-yard drive in (he third Stanley Hunter, all of Marshall quarter. RFD 2. ; la tha .fourth period Carl Jack- ' eon ended the scoring when he ... i tipped across from 15 yards out ,snort. t to cap a 49-yard march. .men outmye wir gooo reawmwns. Marshall's BiUy Ray Candler BRUSH BURNING PERMITS ARE NOW ESSENTIAL ran 65 yards in the tbkd to "hit pay dirt but it was caBed back because of cUpping. ' First downs Ruahing yardage ,' Passing yirdage Passes Peases in'cepted by Punts ' (.". . Fumbles lost ; ' Yards venftUsed :' CHyJa 'A- iMarshall V ;v H 2 32 26 ; 6-S o ;.; S-4 65 2 44 0 0 0 00 20 268 0 : 6-0 o 1-40 . 2 V 65 T HIGH COST Success is. an endOess stniggie each step trp places you In a harder and tougher class. How Us Of Water May, END YOUR CONSTIPATION As you trow older, your system be gins to dry out This is. true of your -digestive system, and it may lead to constipation. Seiutan, taken daily with plenty of water, produces a smooth get that provides the proper moisture, bulk and peristaltic sumu- -latioa. to help end your constipation ; .'worries. Seiutan b the aU-vesetabte lax-: ' ative aid that moistens hard, dry food wastes and forms it for easy, regular elimination. SfuTN is entirety dif ferent from harsri chemical pills, salts, bran or ous. Take Sesutah daily with water and enjoy regular . elimination or your money back. J. Moody Chandler, Madison County Forest Ranger, announced this week that brush-burning per mits are essential and urged everyone in Madison County to read the following law and secure permits at once: Brush-Burning Permit Law: 14-139. Starting fires witihin five hundred feet of areas under protection of State Forestry ser vice. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to start or cause to be started any fire or ignite any material in any of the areas of woodlands under the protection of the State Forest service or within five hundred (500) feet of any such protected area, during the hours starting at midnight and ending at 4:00 p. m., without first obtaining from the State Forester or one of his duly authorized agents a permit to start or cause to be started any fre or ignite any materialKin such . above mention between the! first day of October and the first day of June inclusive. No charge hall be made for the granting of said permits. . During periods of haxaroua forest fires conditions ths Stats Forester is authorised to canes : all permits and prohibit ths start- ' Ing of any fires In any of ths woodlands wider ths protection of ths Stats Forest Service or with in five hundred (500) feet of any such protected w&,'iiTfc--i.&-'. This Section shall not apply to ; any fires" started or caused to be started within one hundred (100) ,. feet of t n occupied , dwelling house. . .'', Any person, , firm or corpora- . tk violating any of ths provi- ' . sions of this Act shall be guilty of a .misdemeanor and upon con viction shall be fined . not mors than fifty dollars ($50.00) or im prisoned for a period of not more than thirty (30) days. (Chapter 14-139, General Statutes of N. C. Public Laws of 19S3 Session.)
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