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and family of C5w'Um spent Sun
day 1v1ii.I1 I.'r. and Mm Damipsey
Woody. ,'
Vt. tend Mrs. Cecil Pangle, of
Meadow Fork," spent Saturday
night wife Mir. end . Mwy Lionel
Erooks.j "' ,
v' iMiea Violet Ann Woody of Can
ton spent Sunday iwJttlh her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Demipaey Woody,
v Mr. and Mm Sheryi Young and
daughter of Marion epenta few
days last week with her parents,
Mr. land Mm, Tom Finley, :.' ;
J' Mr. Woodson and Ivta Henderson
of Balfour visited their father, Mr.
I I'r. 1
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P ;:,t 'ner.i. n It' '-Mien
are vi j l.er i .iionlJ, Mr. and
Miis. Verge Keener.
Lois Faye Woody 'spent Satur
day might wiilih her sister., Violet
Ann, of Canton. '
Mr. and Mra. Carl Flynn of Ten
nessee and Miss Ruby Weldroup
book supper with Mr. and (Mrs.
Floyd Waldroup Saturday. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Keener of
Meadow Fork and their daughter
and two sane of Georgia visited Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Wtaddroup Sunday
afternoon. ' ' -
, Mir.; and Mrs. OtJa v 'Waldwup
took dinner Sunday with Mar. and
Mm Floyd Waldroup. '
7o writ XC
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It is sorm' lines dlfritn'l
mlul'.in one's d'itlty. Ii J"
it is even hard to do'Ine the w.n t.
WW exactly da diganily?
The geiierallyHacceii.d ouTiuj-
tiort of the word da (that dignity ie
a quality of character which wins
the admiration and ' .ireapect of
others. It is also laeoociaited with
being noble.
To us. dtendtyde not something
reserved for the upper crust, 00
to apeak; ' It is a trait itihat (many
uneducated and omvpoverieihedi men
and women acquire. It ds always
gratifying to see one who has not
made to million dollars or who nas
not -been fortunate enough to ac-
miira v an expensive educataon,
nevertheless conduct hnimeelf with
quiet dignity,
i Dignity is the opposite of loud
ness and cxammon behavdor, It
la a quality Which prevents . an
individual who possesses dt firom
intruding.. t u
Genuine people do not "affect"
dignity. This da pSiony.' Dignity,
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his' W-. .lay vdaitB to iMiairahall
eiuut . o n.4i iMiaron 1, and wui
be avi.- Me ait tihe cwurfhouae to
help il.l adiisoin Ooiunty iresidento
wiuh sunial secuirity matters. '
ONORGE
1 1051 jtlodul lOlwiwrolet, 6-cylin-der
car in good condition; new
paint job; good itixes , (Used as
ladisoBi Oounty Driver Educa
pion Car) will be gxAdt ait . (public
audtion at 12:P0 o'clock - awon
Saturday, Fehnuary &5, 1W1, at
courthouse here. -
MADISON COUNTY BOARD
, , OF JEDUKJATION " ,
2-16,230 " ' ' . ' j
The onam who was imost influ
ential in the successful founding
of 'the . United States was, of
course, George . Washington,
whose birthday amndvarsary .it
observed this muomrth. . :
A girdait general, a gireait Firesi-
dent, a great engineer, rand a
great Aimeriean George Wash
ington left an imiprdnt which ds
visible in .the freedom and enjoy
ment of life of every American,
Washington not only secured
the freedom of ithla country from
England, bait (he established ma
ny of ithe- principles of govern
ment, as our first Piresidmet. 'Hto
high standards of conduct, mor
ality, etihics, end statesmanship
were and. are today am example
for Americana in public office,
Indeed, this is a proper time to
atop and reflect upon the cWatr-
aoter, -courage and determination
of Wastidmgton - which is sq
much iin need in government 'to
day. Because Washington had all
these qualities, we aire enjoying
(he fruits of liberty and strength,
-In recent years historians ihiave
came to the conclusion that the
mors they study George Wa&V
itself is not forced or stiff. It
cam be osr warm and simple land
down-to-earth as people 'them
selves. iBut it da readily apparent
when a dignified personal an
one's presence.. And jit ds always
So, then, we anight aHL do weld
to keep in mind the diiginity and
character which we should like to
exemplify. : Whether we be a sim
ple (laborer, or a wealthy execu
tive, we can walk the streets with
head . high, a noble beaming and
conduct our ' lives with , dignHfty
and principle,' And if we do this,
witth faith, ' and dedication to
what ' one believes right, - .the
stoilms and bitter blows of life
will come and go and nothing can
destroy that haird-XHdefine- qual
ity .the dignity of the indivi
dual human, being.' . -'.
And, meanwhile, Idfe will have
been more pleasant, .' more . will
have been acomplisihed and a bet
ter example set for ithose around
you. Digiinity is worth the effort
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SWARMINO TERMITES
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Shrinks Hemorrhoids
Without Surgery
Steps Itch-Relieves Pain
; For the first time cience hai found
a now healing lubitanco with tho as
tonishing ability to shrink hemor
rhoids and to rtllevo pain without
surgery. In case after case, while
gently relievlhg pain, actual reduc
tion (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing of all results were so thor
ough that sufferers mad astonishing
statements like "Piles have ceased to
be a problem I" The secret is a new
healing substance (Bio-Dyne) dis
covery of a world-famous research
institute. This substance is now avail
able in suppository or ointment form
called Preparation H, At all drug
counters. .
A safe investment is a
donation to the Rural Fire
Protection Fund, Marshall
N. C.
IF IN fffiED OF
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Visitincr Cards .
Business Cards
Prcmiry TMes
Chattel I." .'oases
Slzxxz..j Deeds
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L- . . 3 ,
ir I COUNTY' ' '
U. Ijr af.l ly virtue of the
power of eu-ie coajitaitiied to a cer
1 1 deed iff trust excwitd by
bluett J. tiwJl'ton-, daited tiie 11
d;y of Aiig"t, ISiSS, nd arecord
eJ in book 61, pa rte 168, dm, the
OHfioe of ithe iBeffiatwr of Deeds
of iMiadiaon County, Nomtlh Caro
lina, default hawing been made din
the paiyment of the dndebtedness
thereby secured and Band deed of
trust being by ttie tenma thereof
subject to foreclosure, the under
signed trustee will offer for sale
at SWIM-US wucuiun ,110 turn
ider for cash at the courthouse
door to Marshall, nNorth Caroli
na,' at noon, on the 16th day of
u&ron, iwi, a properly con
veyed in said deed of trust the
Same lying land being lia ithe Coun
ty or 'Madison and atme of Tsontin
Carolina, in Township, and
more particularly 1; desoribed' a
foXows; $ r-V :-'i:f:-!-''-
IBeine nest of the lands of W.
R. Sheiton, sold to Noah Sbedton
and itramaf erred- to Etasory Carter,
BEGINNING on la white pine,
the corner of a tract of land bond
ed to IBamett Sheiton and runs
IS. SO deg. West 11 poles to a white
pone; $oufflh 4a deg. West 10 poles
with the meanders -of the radxre
to white pine, South 34 deg.,
west 84 ipoiea co a neecn on nine
bank of a branch, then South 27
deg. West- poles with tine nidge
to a maple, then North 30 deg.
West ZU Doles to a doc-wood, then
South 86 deg. West 11 poles with
the ridge to a cnestnut tree nben
North . 47 deg. West 18 poles to a
chestnut and oak on -the ridge,
tihen with the (ridge to the top of
one mountain, unen wuui we moun
tain to tne nidge thda begins on.
Then down and with, the top of
the ridge to the JBEGINN1DJG,
containiiing one1 hundred fifteen
(116) acres, more or lees. Turn ds
an undivided interest in the a
bove Ciands, one half to Brother
Jimmie. Being ithe same lands
conveyed to Delbert J. Sheiton by
Carpel OhandCier in 1943 record
ed in book 9, page 638, iMtadison
County 'Regdetry.
- But this sale will be made sub
ject to all outstanding and unpaid
taxes.
- This lath day of February,
1961. . , -
CHARLES E. MASJIBURN,
-.- . Trustee
E-16 3-9c
MADISON CCU- . -
.Under vA h f the
Pwr-of t.e i a r-
tin Deed of '1 1 - I 'y
Elmer Davis "nl , -
Davds, to A. E. U , 'Ii tee,
dated the 21st d.'v u. 1 ier,
1969, and recoi. 1 i 1 I
in uue umice in iuio 1 ;
Deeds for Madison Con 1 y, 1-ortin
Carolina, and default l.av 7 been
made in the payment of ins in--debtedneas
thereby secu" i, and
the said Peed of Tnv t 1! by
the terms (thereof - y ' ,r"
oloeure, and the holder 1 v. in-,
debtedneas thereby secured (hav
ing demanded a foreclosure there
of for the purpose of satisfying '
said indebtedness, the Minders ign
ed Trustee will offer for salie at .
public auction to he hignest bid
der for cash at the Mladaaon Coun
ty Court House Door in Marshall,
North Carolina, at 12:00 o'clock,
noon, on Monday, the 20uh day of
February, 1961, the land convey
ed dm said Deed of Trust, the
same lying and being in, Maddeon
ipartioularly desoribed as follows:
ibymg and loeang in sso. v i ewn
ship, . Mladison County, NortSi
Carolina, and in the Town of Hot
dngton, ithe greater he actually e
merges. Had the country mot pos
sessed Washington, ' dt is highly
doubtful if ithe Revolution would
have succeeded, and itbue the in
dependence of the United States
today migfht mot have- been" Jts
a soldier and la statesman, Wash
ington is one of the wooCkTs great
men,. No other American .can
rank above Mm. He is the father
of the greatest nation) on earth,
and he made its greatness pos
sible. All Americans, and esper
dally the young people of today,
should be reminded of these facts
eadh yearMwhen Februairy 22 rolls
aiound.
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BEGINNING at an iron -stake
at the - East edge of Lawson
Street near a targe power line
pole, and runs thence North 61
deg. East 41 feet with new giar
den fence to locust post; thence
North ' I16 deg. West with said
garden fence 136.5 feet to an old
post at edge of Railroad Tight of
way: thence-due West -with said
right of way about 181 feet t the
asc sags 01 saad ivawson xreei,
thence with East edge of said
street, South 41 deg. 'East
196.6 feet to the (BEGINNING. '
BEING the identical ..tract of
land eonveyed by i Georgia ' Lance
et al to Lelia Moore and .Charles
Warren Moore, by Deed dated 29
January, 1948, of record in Bosk
77, Flags. 183, iMaaison Ctounty
Registry, to which, reference - is
hereby made. .,,., ,
This aale as above" set forth
will be made subject to taxes sub
sequent to the year, 1960, and tine
highest bidder will be required to
deposit with the Trustee at the
time of the Bale ten per cent of
the first $1,000.00 of the ibid and
five per cent of the amount of
the bid over $1,000.00. Upon fail
ure of any party to make eadd de
posit immediaitely after becoming
(he last and highest bidder, the
Trustee shall have the right to
immediately expose said property
again to sale. ,
This the 18th day of January,
1961. ...
'A. ' E. LEAKE, Trustee : v-'i
1-26 2-16c - . '
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EYES EXAMINED
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