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MARSHALL, N. a, JAN. 17, 1968
THE HEWS-RECORD
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Applications Being Accepted
For New Tobacco Allotments
ASCS Office Lists February
15 At Closing Date
For Filing
The local ASCS office is now
accepting applications for 1963
New farm burley tobacco allot
ments. Only bonified tobacco pro
ducers who own and will operate
a farm on which no tobacco allot
ment is established for 1963 can
qualify for a new allotment.
Ralph W. Ramsey, ASCS office
manager for Madison County
points out that (he applicant must
meet each and all of the eligibili
ty requirements in order to get a
new allotment established: (1)
The farm operator shall have had
experience in growing tobacco for
at least two years out of the past
five years, either as a tenant,
farm operator, or sharecropper;
(1) The farm operator must live
on and obtain 50 or more of his
1963 income from the farm on
which the application is filed; (3)
The farm covered by the applica
tion shall be the only farm owned
by the operator for which a bur
ley allotment is established; (4)
The farm shall be operated by the
owner thereof.
Ramsey said that the one re
iiuirement which barred most ap
plicants from being eligible was
t hat of deriving oir ; or more o f
om the fa cm o it
applying. He fur
that in deterniin
tbi'ir incoi
which they
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ROARING FORK
Mm. Hubrt Pangle, Writer
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Allison
and baby spent Saturday night
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Allison.
Mrs. Tisha Fowler had the fol
lowing children home for dinner
Sunday: Mrs. Fred Gunter and
son of Laurel; Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Fowler and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Fowler, Debby and Sandra,
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Holt and
Kenneth Cowan of Asheville. All
enjoyed the visit with their moth
er and the good dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pangle and
Ken visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Gardin Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs Wade Gardin and
sons visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Mathus of Spring
Creek.
Kdna Ruth Holt visited Mar
guerite Kimberly Sunday.
Mrs. Carolina Pangle, Clary,
and Stcvie Frjsbee visited Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Gardin Sunday af
ternoon. Dewey Allison visited his par
ents over the weekend.
;.r. Thomas Allison, Mr. Kd-
J ward Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
i t liur Fowler, I lebbv and Sandra
visited Mr. and Mis. Ilui.ei I I'm
gle Sunday.
J Mr-. Carolina I 'angle and Ste
vie Frisl.ee i iteil Mi Sprii. er
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o t hinks he can meet all t h r
iiuuirements should contact the
ASCS Office in Marshall for the
details anil making a formal ap
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FRIDAYS
THE L. P ROBERTS
BUILDING
W A KS HALL, S. C
WEAVER VILLE
10 acres with good six-room house, spring, fruit
trees, 2 acres in timber, 710 acre tobacco allotment,
dose in $10,000.00.
,'?2 acres with 510 acre tobacco allotment, barn.
4 room frame house with water, bold stream through
property; a real buy at $10,500.00.
36 acres with approximately 8 acres in bottom
land, plenty of good timber, 2 springs. 7 10 acre to
bacco allotment, bold stream through property, front
ing good all-weather road. $8,000.00.
20 acres with tobacco allotment, modern G-room
house, barn, .' masonry broiler houses fully equipped
with automatic waterers and feeders, tractor and
equipment, 2 wells, 40-foot late mod 1 house trailer,
fronting on paved highway. This farm will afford
an industrious man an income of $150.00 per week.
Price $37,000.00.
2 acres with 410 acre tobacco allotment, on pav
ed road, large tobacco barn, 2-bedroom house with
bin-fed stoker heat, basement, electric hot water
heater, range, freezer, washing machine, bath, also
large three-room house with bath and automatic oil
heat, with two car garage. All this for only $15,
000.00. Terms.
R. Wiley Smith
40 South College St.
Telephone 645-6086
As Thou Goest
Mars Hill, N. C.
January 12, 1963
To the Editor, Newg-Record
Marshall, N. C.
Dear Mr. Story:
I wonder if you could aometlm
publish this poem as a filler-in?
I think it is comforting and help
ful. I almost envy the opportunity
you editors have to influence lives
for good. Oh, the power of the
press!
1 am enjoying my News-Record.
I pass them on to other peo
pie after reading them.
Respectfully,
MRS. I,. I,. VANN
The poem, with the above title,
is published below:
"As thou goest, step by step,
1 will open up the ay before
thee."
I'rov. 4:12. (Heb. Trans.)
Child of My love, fear not the un
known morrow,
Dread not the new demand life
makes of thee;
Thy ignorance doth hold no cause
for sorrow
Since what thou knowest not is
known to ME.
Thou canst not see today the hid
den meaning
Of my command, but thou the
light shalt gain;
Walk on in faith, uMn My prom
rse learning,
And AS THOU GOEST all shall
he made plain.
One step thou seest then go
(.ui-ward boldly.
line step is fa r eiiougli for fail h
to see:
Take that, ami thy next duly shall
be toili Hue,
Fur STE I' ISY ST El' the l.oi I
is leading thee.
Stand not in feai thy adversaries
i oiml in-,',
I lai e every pel il. -a e to diso
bey; Thou shalt march on, all obstacle.-,
surmounting,
Kor I. the Strong, Wild, OPEN
HI' THE WAY.
Wherefore go gladly to the last,
assigned thee,
Having My promise, needing
nothing more
Than just to know, where'er th.
future find thee,
In all thy journeying I go bofor
Mars Hill News
MRS. J. W HUPP, Correspondent
Mrs. Walter P. Smith and lit
tle son and daughter, who went
with her husband and his parents
on a trip to Texas at the begin
ning of the holidays, is expected
to return this week-end. Mr.
Smith returned for the college
opening two weeks ago.
And Mrs. Harry Wells, who has
been with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Duff,
and their baby son in Raleigh,
since Dec. 27, is expected to re
turn this week-end, also.
Mrs. R. V. Ebbs is recuperat
ing at her home now from sur
gery which she underwent three
weeks ago in an Asheville hospi
tal. Mr. and Mrs. Plato Reese, who
have both been ill recently, were
able to make a trip to Charlotte
last week-end to see their daugh
ter, Miss Marian Reese.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Harris
visited his son and family in
Greeneville, Tenn., week-end be
fore last. Mrs. Harris was suf
fering from "the flu" last week
end. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwards
and his mother and aunt, Mrs. Es
sie Edwards and Mrs. Clota Lip
pard went to Raleigh last Friday
for the funeral on Saturday of
Mr. W. F. Mitchell at Youngs
ville. His widow is the former
Miss Irene Edwards, of Mars
Hill, a niece of Mrs. Lippard and
Mrs. Edwards.
Meet the first beginnings; look
to the budding mischief before it
has time to ripen to maturity.
Tax Return
Signer Are
Responsible
The taxpayer whose signature
appears on his Federal tax re
turn is responsible for the facts
and figures in it. Mr. J. E. Wall,
District Director of the Greens
boro District Office, said this is
true of the return is prepared
with help from the U. S. Internal
Revenue Service. And, he added
final date for filing that 1962 tax
return is April 15.
1 go nolore,
Selected
Farmer's Tax Guide
According to Mr. John E. Wall,
District Director, Internal tteve
nue Service, Greensboro, fanners
in this area can get some valuable
lips from an official publication
of Internal Revenue Service. It's
the "Farmer's Tax Guide, l'JIi.'l
Edition." This booklet is available
at no cost from the Internal Rev
enue Service or agricultural a-
gents.
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FARMERS
IT'S TIME TO STOCK UP ON
HARNESS
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We Have A Good Supply!
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LIST YOUR
TAXES
NOW
GIVE IN YOUR POLL
Notice is hereby given that the List Takers for Madison County will sit at the fol
lowing places at the time and places listed below. All property owners and tax
payers are required to return to the List Takers for taxation, for the year 1963,
all the Real Estate and Personal Property which each one shall own on the first
day of January or shall be required to give in then. All male persons between the
ages of 21 and 50 years arc to list their polls during the same time. Return of
property and. giving in of polls are required, under the pains and penalties impos
ed by law.
There will be NO EXTENSION of time given unless an emergency arises
ALL TAXES MUST BE LISTED DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY
Following are the List Takers for 1963 With Dates and Listing Places
TW-1 Betty Lunsford
At Court House in Marshall on January 5, 8, 10,
12, 15, 17, 19, 22, 24, 26, 29 and 31.
T-l W-2 Stella Dockery and Christine
Penland T-8 W-l
T-7 Leonard Payne
Jan 5, Wiley Roberts Store Building; Jan. 12, at
fleophas Davis Residence; Jan. 19, Otto McGalliard
Residence; Jan. 26 at Wiley Roberts Store Building.
At Home All Other Days.
Ida Mae Worley
Jan. 5, Madison Grill; Jan. 12, Clyde McClure
Store; Jan. 19, M. A. Roberts Store; Jan. 26, Wallm
Service Station. At Home Any Time.
T-l W-3 Maxine Snelson
Listing at home and at the time must convenient
for those giving in taxes, during the month of Janu
ary. T-l W-4 Ernestine Hunter
January 5, 12, 19 and 26, Walnut Creek Grocery.
At Home All Other Days.
T-2 W-l - Mrs. Lance Wallin
Jan. 5, Fred Shelton Store; Jan. 12, Talmage
Franklin Store; Jan. 19, Clarence Cutshall Store;
Jan. 26, Bevvley Shelton Store. At Home Other Days.
T-2 W-2 Fronia Gunter
Jan. 5, Ranee Hensley Store; Jan. 12, O'dell Cook
Station; Jan. 19, Hubert Cutshall Store; Jan. 26,
Delmas Cook Station. At Home Other Days.
T-3 Mrs. Ben Garrison
Jan. 5, Hal Edmonds Store; Jan. 12, Gobriel's
Creek Church; Jan. 19, Silver's Store; Jan. 26, Oak
Grove Church. At Home Other Days.
T-4 Mrs. James Jarvis
Jan. 5, Fred Rice Store; Jan. 12, Levi Hunter
Store; Jan. 19, Maney Store; Jan. 26, Grover Gillis
Work Shop. At Home Other Days.
T-5 Jim Drake
Jan. 5, Novile Hawkins Station; Jan. 12, Jarvis
Gulf Station; Jan. 19, Bill Carter Station; Jan. 26,
Novile Hawkins Station. At Home Other Days.
T-6 Ruth Reems
Jan. 5, Paul Buckner Store; Jan. 12, Mrs. Grady
Teague Home; Jan. 19, James McElreath Home; Jan.
26, Bonnie Reeves Home. At Home All Other Days,
after 5:00 p. m.
Jan. 5, Stewart I'lemmons Store; Jan. 12, Mea
dows Store; Jan. 19, I'lemmons Store; Jan. 26, Mea
dows Store. At Home Other Days.
T-8 W-2 Vivian Keener
Jan. 5, Caldwell Store; Jan. 12, Goforth Store;
Jan. 19, Willett Store; Jan. 26, At Home. At. Home
All Other Days.
T-9 Bernice Wright
Jan. 5, Vance Ricker Store; Jan. 12, Barnett Store ;
Jan. 19, Rathbone Store; Jan. 26, At Stackhouse.
All Other Days at Schaffer & Wright Store.
T-10 Willie Rice
Jan. 5, Piney Grove Church; Jan. 12, Strouse Store,
Revere: Jan. 19, Earl Rice Store; Jan. 26, Collis
Chandler Home. At Home All Other Days.
T-ll Merritt Whitt
Jan. 5, Ziska Ingle Station; Jan. 12, Jasper Jen
kins Station; Jan. 19, Lee Willis Store; Jan. 26, Jas
per Jenkins Station. At Home All Other Days.
T-l 2 Merlene Caldwell
Jan. 5, Ruble Caldwell's Home; January 12,
Big Pine Church, 9:00 a. m., until 12 Noon; Jan. 19,
Price's Chapel Church, 9:00 a. m., until Noon; Jan.
26, Ruble Caldwell Home. All Other Days at Ruble
Caldwell Home.
T-13 Hardy Willett
Jan. 5, Hardy Willett Store ; Jan. 12, Homer Plem
mons Store ; All Other Days at Hardy Willett Store.
T-14 Verlon Coates
Jan. 5, George Bruce Store; Jan. 12, Grapevine
Church; Jan. 19, Peeks Chapel Church; All Other
Days At Home.
T-15 Lela C. Peek
At Mars Hill Town Hall each Monday, Wednes
day and Saturday, beginning Jan. 6.
T-16 Irene Metcalf
Jan. 5 and 19, at Home; Jan. 12 and 26, Earnest
Capps Store. Any Other Time, At Home.
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WADE HUEY,
lax su
pervisor
Marshall, N. C.
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