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Decision After Appeals
,n v ,Ey Attorneys-
'A one-day term. of - gupenor
' Court here was adjourned Tuesday
. afternpon following . he granting
, ox motion to transfer two oases
t o - Haywood1 - County; Superior
...Courv S v - ,' ,
One was, ihe case of J. E. Mc
Intire, former 1 vocational ',. educa-
- tioti te-rher at ?Har : Hill , High
School v ho is charged with tteal
ing s t $2,000 worth of tools, and
'pqti" t from the school, t
ot Her was the retrial of 1 L.
Hodges and Mrs; $urlie Gosnell,
?The retrial was ordered, by,, the
. btate bupreme Court after they
appealed convictions; of second de
gree murder and ' manslaughter,
reppectively. -",j .,.
Both cases have attracted, wide
spread attention in Madison Coun
ty and attroneys. for defendants
argued that their clients would be
at an unfair d;-n-i vantage if their
cases vt-nre tr! 1 in I'adison. "t'."
. fji:. "-t.. r.oLert Swain,, and
si' -f.I lomi attorney A. E. Leake
Case., Transferred
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sti-'iously when
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rBIADKON HAD, A
BUMPER CROP 01
TOBAOCOIN 1962
, J. ' E.- Mclnttre
Metal Guard Rail
Is Deing Installed
UpTrisby Branch
17-
1 Bennett made
ve i,.e Mclntlre i ' .The- State -Highway Department
rrl re'-" !rm f as now jht the proteis ot r "1-
t new
f t r 1 i
Burley producers in 'Madison
County received more gross money
from their 1961 crop than ior any
yeir on record, according to Emory
Robinson; chairman of the County
ASCiComniittjie. A summary ' of
1 . " ' 4 .v. '.'ib ..'..I-'. 'fl-"J S
Ve pounoage marKetea reveals', a
production of, 6,768,168 pounds' pa
2695.0$ i.'.sjtSres, ' which - gv the
ounty;an averag ; yield of ?169
pounds per ';ncxetThe;M9 jrteld
exceeded the county's 1960 yield
of 2039 pounds by J30- pbonds per
acre -Theyulume niatketed from
the, 1961 crop, exceeds all annua)
records since 1954. The 19B4 crop
amounted to approximately J,000,
000 pounds ,'. which was v produced
on 8167'acres.; As to the. gross re
ceipts ffoni last year's crop, Rob
inson said., it probably; exceeded
that , anjr previous year by ap
proximately a hlf million, dollars.
nverage
Per
V crop
out
' Applications . for' r
Service 'College Qjiu'
to be -Tgiv'erifon Apj !
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17 ttJ .i
available to. college si !. i
SefecfiveS Service ' local I
throughout North' C;. ol ; na, a i
Ing ,tO- Mrs. Myrtle I.Iorgan,
to the local hoaTd.
Tne"ie,st will be given at more
than 500 Colleges in all 50 s' tes.
Nearest place to,' J I liaon Cv ity
students Will 'be" in Asl.evlllj at
Davjd Millard Junior High
Scores made ?n te t
provide iotaX bnar(' . ih t
of. aptitude for cot 'inucJ
graduate Jd grad. a si
scores, .will not of tVjrir-'
tenjiiae, ellz'. Uity f
hut are considered v. h (.
formation - by, the boar ' ,
termiaing wf!'''!er to ('
dual regisU s for f
,Applicatio -i fur r -
be .poetmai1 i not 1
night, Tuep "
gible studct
formation t'
local hoard.
The,' test, i
local boards i
ftions of stiu'
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Based. on tT.e i:It
market price c "
pound, '- te c
rosed I
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Mfty
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defer
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Outstanding T roplij 33
Must Resign
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Mars Hill JVf Teams Winj,
Largest Crowd In Hist9ty
t ""in a tTrt
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LCJALLIASONS;?;
Meniliers of the Marshall East
ern Star Chapter entertained Ma
sons of -the, French Broad Lodge
Monday, evening in the Masonic
Temple. ' ' ". v ',' ,
Mis Aldeen Waldrup, worthy ma
tron of the Eastern Star presided
and welcomed the Masons.; Tha re
sponse waai given by Jack Guthrie,
a memDeri uie liOdge ano; also
associate patron ' of the Eastern
Star Chapter. A' program was pre
eented by the Eastern Stars, in honor-of
the Ma'sons. '
' Albun-, Buckner, worshipful Was
ter of the Lodge, -spoke brieflVand
introduced J J4 Bailey who, 'made
the main address. Bill Silver, dis
trict deputy grand master, also
spoker s- ' 4 ;.' , ' " $ ' v
In the absence of Clyde H. Mc
Clure', worthy patron of the East
ern Star, who was sick," Kelly Rob
s of Asheville and a native of
rl - . V r v , ' REP. USTON RAMSEY,, Dem
BVup UJ1 BUIUB I A.4( ,...j.4. ..4.1..U.
.e aims s-d goals rf t.- Ma-,trt6 Hous 0fpotfl. der to make throw-in" balls pos
T; wpwwwifli WUB .'HIBV .UIV
'"Vsit along the sidelines with
Vrs. standing in fhs hall-
"rance of the fcoutt.
"NV the Official
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Five nights of exciting basket- .
ball drama ended Saturday- in the
Marshall gymnasium ,witH the,'
Marshall girls dethroning the .
Mars Hill sextet for the county
Championship, 31 4 to 27, and the
Mars Hill boys t retaining- their
championship by downing r Mar-
shall, 43 to 36. . " ,v
Tension , increased each night
and the largest, crowd, in tasket-,'.
ball liistory was on hand for. the ,v
finals Satarday.So! large was the
crowd that officials were forced -to
delay play in the varsity divi- '
sion as spectators, unabl to-find
seats, stood four and five -deep"
at each end of the, court. A tem
porary end sone line was made .
at both ends of the court in or-
-ell
and
for
the-the.
unveil-',
ackets" , -sters
,"
var",
' et-v
f"v- n . system
. ? ! .. -i 1 i tO SUP-
i content; i t .,t tUe ease
. i ( y related to tl.e Liar Hill
'CJ 1 fracas in' -which Mclntire
too", aa active part. 1 '. r
Jldntire was not given' con
tract for this year and he moved
to Lich Square to teach. He claims
that all;' the - property recovered
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have been there for years were
either knocked, down or, rotted
out,. - making, -driving - extremely
dangerous. , ,.K:si
' The new rails art firmly con
structed with solid metal rails on
steel posts, making driving much
safer. .
"It is one of the finest improve
ments we've nad in years,"., one
citizen stated.
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Thursday, March 3
"s "S" vi
ico Developed In
. 6. UJill Get Test In Claiti
TB Death Rate In Haiti 60
1 Times That Of The
; : . United States
1
' : Chapel Hill A group of North
Carolina scientists and the Repub
lic of Halt) .have - organized Haitian-American
-Tuberculosis Insti-
.- tute to carry out an unprecedent
ed largescale human study of two
vaccines against tuberculosis. -.
" Dr. H. Mac Vandiviere of Chap
' el Hill is the American co-director
of H.A.T.L' The , American 'spon
sor is the, N. C Tuberculosis As
. sociation,: an agency supported by
Christmas Seals.
. The two- vaccines to be tested
are the Rl (pronounced R-One)
and . the best'' of . ' several ' widely
used ' : anti-tuberculosis - vaccines
known as BCG. k ' I? f
., . The" Rl vaccine , was ; developed
in the research department of the
N. C. Sanatorium System : Th
scientists -who developed Jt : 'and
compared it with the BCG vaccine
think it may offer about 80 per
' cent protection 'against -tubercu1
losis. . " - . I
Tuberculosis is the- most deadly
health problem in Haiti. The test
area in the District of Jeremie,
Haiti, has been virtually witliout
public health or medical facilities.
. Both vaccines to be tested have
aire.. ' !'n proved to . be safe
STEWART NAMED
COUNTY AGENT
OF CHEROKEE
and
3 f ' t t berculo..is.
i to Ld a"- "red t
ft' 'y i.i II;ti are:
" wtion do the vac
rr vn"t;"e l" r
xl , r .a
tf t' e .
JIMI.
James M. Stewart, Assistant
Farm Agent,' has accepted the
post of County Farm Ajrent in
Cherokee County and he and his
family ' plan to move to Murphy
about , the first . of March.
' Mr. Stewart has held the assist
ant, agent's position in Madison
County Jot more than three years.
"It is with deep regret that we
lose Mr. Stewart but we hope for
him : and, his family much success
in his' new '.location," Harry' Sil
ver, county, farm agent, said this
week. -k t '
According to Mrs. Peggy Thorn
as, . president : of - the'; Madison
County N.C.E.A., there will be a
very important meeting of the
N.C.E.A. oh Thursday, March 8,
at 4:00 p.m., in the Marshall High
School auditorium.
"I urge all teachers to attend,"
Mrs. Thomas said.
The purpose of the meeting is
to elect officers for the coming
year.
It is hoped some, or all of the
new officers can attend the state
meeting in Raleigh.
is to as J at
performing
1 L uncially in
jved'- farm in g
practices 'v.hich will hetp them ,t4
solve1 the -soil and water conserva
tion pre' ...ns cr their farms in an
extent tyond which il'jey are able
to. perform them on their, own in
itiative.. Madison County's annu
al' ACP statistical report for 1961
reveals '. that more"- farmers per
formed conservation measure!
through, the, program' last year
than '-usual, according to county
ASCS office manager Ralph W,
Ramsey. Through this ACP cost-
sharing program : the Government
bears about, one-third of the total
cost of performing- the approved
practice, and the farmer bears the
remainder of. the cost. The pro
gram is considered: a partnership
between the Amercian public 'and
the farmer as a means -of assur-
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Count
To Increase
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With the bedinning of, the New
T lt(J.LJ..J...- ... J. . .
xer, uria bafuunians conunuea
to increase their purchases of U.
S. Savin ea Bonds.
During January there were pur
chases Sot Series E and H Bond a
mounting to "5 million 100 thous
and dollars in North Carolina.
Sales ' ere ;up , 7' above January
a year agb, Series E Bonds show
ed ah increase of over 1, while
Series HVPonds! showed an in-
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An Appeal j.
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the
When aa avalanche struck
home of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Wor
ley and family last Friday it -de
stroyed a ' refrigerator, washing
machine, electric stove, pots and
pans plus a week's supply of food.
It will be remembered that Mr.
Worli-y was in a serious wreck
some;, e ano and only aLle to
work i J-;u!irly at a BawmilL In
!,'Itioit to Lis wife, there are two
',vters, one an 8-wee's-c'
f.
' ' e, T'' "rator. wsrh.
'ill '.en cte" "a
i '1 woi'l be r& j-
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Payne of . Marshall
.. D 6, has been appointed to the
.ocal Board of Selective Service.
Mr. Payne will.be sworn is at
the meeting on Thursday, March
22, at the office in Marshall. .
easier t.... . j t j i, , .
ing the Laurel qiu.t, 43-2 to win
the JV Championship. ,,
4 . Varsity jTinalt , ,1 A?t i
,The Mars Hill-Marshall girls'
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llili District Republicans Fcil
To Agree On nominee GBise
RURAL ROUTE 3
TO BE ADDED TO
HOT SPRINGS
' if
- 4r"MT rrr n-TTT-t 'ttj-ti t h
rotial ra:qi-lh'' day r:;ht,
I'. 3. Evan ori.y cn a t'.re
'd.it poured ir.to t' 3 I :h-n (
tern lrxa fr"Tt t 1
scccr I fYxds cc . J . ! :
j 1.1 4
Hi.
tor-
Ilr. and
t. -3 l"r".s cf
-it I 'r-i.- Tons of
' 'i cf I' ? house was
3 t- . -ir-i. The
c f.U cf c-rtli, en-
Bill Whitten, postmaster at Hot
Springs, .announced, this week that
effective i March 3.; Hot Springs
will have a Route 3. The new route
will serve .the . communities of
Shutin, SleepyValley, Paint Rock
and to the State Line.
The new route will serve pa
trons formerly ' served from the
post office at French Broad, Tenn.
BL00DM0BUE TO
BEATREABLDG.
HERE MARCH 19;
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The Red Cross Bloodmobile will
ba at the REA Building here on
MondayMarch 19, it was announ
ced following a meeting of Red
Cross officials at the REA Build
ing, here this week.
The urgent need for blood was
stressed sr.d "the public, is sV.I
to make plans , now to vi I t
bloodmobile when it is in I,. .
and give a pint cf l lood.
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Clyde Roberts, Of Marshall,
Reads Resolutions :
Report
Eleventh District Republicans
got into a hopeless wrangle over
the selection of a nominee for Con- ,
gress at their district convention
in Waynesville Saturday and end
ed up by, leaving the issue to the,.
May 26 primary. , i
Efforts of the Haywood, Hen-,
derson and Swain delegations to
swing the convention behind Ashe-''
ville's Dan Judd was blocked hut
only after an hour and half of con .
fusing motions' and almost endless:
debate. More than anything else,::
it was opposition within jthe'.big -
(123) Buncombe delegation - that
stopped, the-power play.
Included in the district's mem
bers of, the state - executive com
mittee were Loy P. Roberts and R
S. Rice, of .this county. Ex-of-
flcio members include State Sena- .
tor Clyde M. Roberts.. ,
The convention, in ' resolutions ;
submitted by -Chairman,- Clyde . I.I.
Roberts, denounced the central: -tion
ot government- in F..i!.' ',
criticized the state Deniocr' ' ' - ' -ministration
for what it t"
failure to build roads in V
North Carolina t ...1 c:'" i ' s
t' e voters to f-' t I ' ' k
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