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JAMES ALLEN
Phone 8251
Marshall, N. C.
FOR SALE 4-room houae; two
bedrooms, with bath: wall water
with pump; 6 acre Wad, located
in Wul nut For information M4
EMM1TTE PAYNE
at Emmitte Payne Watch Repair
On Highway 25-70, between Mar
shall and Walnut or call 0W-81UI
10-oltfc
FOR SALE Practically new
Smith - Corona typewriter. Has
been used Terr little. In perfect
condition. Will sell at great re
duction from list price. May be
inspected at
THE NEWS-RECORD
Marshall, N. C.
8-29tfc
WEAVERVILLE
TEN MINUTES NORTH OF
ASHEVILLE Homes, Home
Sites, Farms, Acreage.
R. WILEY SMITH
645-6086
9-19tfc
CALDWELL HOME
IMPROVEMENT
Combination Storm Doors & Win
dows - Awnings - Car Ports -I'atio
Covers - Bath Tub Enclos
ures Shower Doors Aluminum
Siding FREE ESTIMATE. Call
or write:
ANDREW CALDWELL
10-17 ll-7p
AUTOMATIC ZIG-ZAG Sew
ing Machine in nice cabinet.
Wanted: someone with good 'red
it in this area to take over pay
ments or pay entire balance of
$67.20. Details where seen. Write
National's Credit Dept., Box 5126,
Charlotte, N. C.
10-17 ll-28c
FOR SALE Good house, four
bedrooms, nice kitchen and din
ing room; bath; hot air heat;
nine acres land; tobacco allot
ment; good barn. Located near
Erwin School in Buncombe Coun
ty. Also nice home with bath;
from 1 to 4 acres; owner will fi
nance. Also five lots.
VONNO L. BROWN
Asheville, N. C, RFD 4, Box 225
Phone: AL 3-6311
11-7, 14, 21, 28p
CASH in on the big Fall and
Christmas Selling Season. Be an
Avon Representative in your
neighborhood. Write to name
and address below.
MRS. DOROTHY BRUTON
188 St. Dumetan's Rd.
Asheville, N. C.
or call AL 3-8592.
FARM FOR SALE 43 acres,
6-room house with bath, good
outbuildings, barn, .57 tobacco
allotment, well water. Located
mile from Marshall. Contact
G .W. BROWN
Marshall, N. C.
10-24 ll-7p
FOR SALE 1969 86 Ferguson
Diesel with new tares, ?1495.0; 80
Fergoaon tractors, $676.00 : 82
other tractors, $296.00 up; corn
pickers, $275.00 up; grain dru
$50.00 un: new bush hogs. $246.
up; plows, disks, tillers, grader
bledes, manure loaders, manure
spreader and otaver arm equip
ment. Also new and used tractor
parts.
P. A. RAMBI
8 miles south of Greeneville, Tenn.
Phone 6899418
Camp Creek Road
10-3111-21 p
FOB SALE 62-acre farm known
as the Garrison Roberta home
place on Highway 26-70 in Bun
combe County. Included are
house and barn; tobacco allot
ment; mne acres alfalfa; plenty
of pastors and water. Contact
GENERAL BAKER
Alexander RFD 1
10-31 ll-7p
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11-7, 14, 21,28c
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or. sale at your toeaj newsdealer.
MAN WANTED serve consum
ers in NEARBY AREA Madison
County with Rawleigh Products.
Steady, good earnings year a
round. No capital required. See
(or call) G. R. FORESTER. P.
O. BOX 353, WEAVERVILLE;
PH.: 645-6015, or write Raw
leigh's, Dept. NCK-680-11, Rich
mond, Va.
lM.14,21t
FOR SALE
FORD TRUCK, '66 Model,
F-600 with 14-foot flat
dump body. Only $860.00.
See
BUDGAHAGAN
Marshall, N. C.
Phone 649-4206
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G. L. Clark, 74,
Passes Today;
Rites Saturday
G. L. Clark, 74, of Leicester,
died this (Thursday) morning,
November 7, 1963 in his home af
ter a lengthy illness.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 11:00 a. in., in the
Big Sandy School auditorium,
with the Rev. E. V. Plemmons
and the Rev. E. H. Goode offici
ating. Burial will be in the Brick
Church Cemetery. Pallbearers
will be James, Herschel and Ray
Clark, Roosevelt Caldwell, Robert
Duckett and Ray Tweed.
Surviving are the jvidow, Kmma
Lance Clark; two sons, Archie of
Leicester Rt. 2 and Frajik Clark
of Hickory; -. one .daughter, Mrs.
Pearl Cophover of Akron, Ohia;
three brothers. Bryant ef Old Fort,
Weaver of Leicester Rt. 2 and
Gudger Clark of Lexington; nine
grandchildren and thirteen great
grandchildren.
The body will be at the home
after 2:30 Friday afternoon.
Bowman Funeral Home is in
charge.
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(Continued From Fags One)
This is a public service and there
will be no charge. Our club will
furnish accredited NRA instruct
ors within the club, plus the nee
easary targets. Hunters are In
vited to bring their own guns and
ammunition with which they as
pect to hunt and are requested to
enter the range area with actions
open.
Our sightlng-in will be a shade
different this year by the addi
tion of a turkey shoot for hunt
ers wishing to test their skill af
ter they are sighted in. These
shoots will be also for shotgun
and pistol. So whether or not you
wish to sight-in you might be in
terested In the turkey and ham
shoot. Rifles, shotguns and pis
tols, along with the ammunition,
will be furnished or you may
bring your own. These shoots will
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Rural Housing
(OanUnued from Page Oss)
cent of tiie am
MAMHall., N. C, NO
the proceeds will be used to get
work started on our pistol range.
We arc requesting all members to
make it a point to be out there
all day or a part of the day to
support this venture and help
make it a success. Another new
feature will be the opening of the
concession stand for the day with
a reduced menu to include coffee,
Bandwiches, hot dogs, hamburgers,
rookies, do-nuts, etc.
more than 120 par
amoant due.
By Decbar SI, 1962, of the
58 families who bad received rural
housing loans since the program
in 1949, It. or 20 percent
had satisfied their accounts in
full.
There hare been no foreclosures,
voluntary conveyances, or losses
on ratal housing loans since the
inception of the program.
Farmers Home Administra
tion's senior citizens housing loan
program was started during the
Pt fiscal year when 1 loan was
node to farm resident 62 years
or older to repair a dwelling.
Funds loaned during fiscal 1963
made possible the construction of
M now dwellings compared to 6
"Wellmgs during the previous
year. 'Living conditions of 3 farm
ana rural residents were improved
DAILY W.M.M.H. PROGRAM SCHEDULE DIAL: 1460
Monday Saturday
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6.80 aarrks Show
6:46 Breakfast Tims Country
Style
6:00 News
0416 Breakfast Time Country
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6:20 News Headlines
6:80 Breakfast Time Country
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7:00 Morning News
7:10 Weather
7:16 Joe Emerson
7:20 Breakfast Time Country
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7:29 News Headlines
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8:06 Music for a Happy Day
8:26 Sammy Bland Racing News
8:30 Musis for a Happy Day
8:46 Morning Doroton
9:00 Soul Winning Gospel Hour
9:80 Old Fashioned Bible Hour
10:00 News
10:06 Gospel Sing Tfcne
11:00 Good News Gospel Broad-east
11:80 Gospel Sing Time
11:46 (Wed. ft Sat) Church of
Christ Broadcast
12:00 Trading Fast
12:10 Dinner Tims Country Style
12:20 News and Bulletin Board
12:80 Weather
12:36 Chuck Wagon Gang
11:46 Para Forum
1:00 Farm News
1:06 Obituary Column
1:10 Merrily Music
2:00 News
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8:00 News
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4:00 News
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6:00 News
6:16 Sundown Serenade
6:80 Sign Off (Month of Nov.)
Speaker At Farm Bureau Meeting To Be Held On November 10
be conducted by James Kelley and through repair and remodeling
loans.
REPAIRS ON THE RUN
Denver, CoL--Seeng a "driver
leas auto" wfli its headlights out
roll through a red light it a down
town intersection, Patrolman
George Zellner jumped into his
oar and overtook the car. When he
got even with the car, there was a
driver in it, after all. The driver
explaned that, a few minutes be-
hoard trying to fix the headlights.
fore, he had been "under the dash-
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tonishing ability to shrink hemor
rhoids and to relieve pain - without
surgery. la ease after esse, while
gently feuevtag pain, actual reduc
tion (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing of all results were o thor
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements like "Piles have ceased to
be a problem I" The secret is a new
healing substance ( Bio-Dyne) -discovery
of a world-famous research
institute. This substance is sow avail
able in tuppotitory or ointment form
called Preparation H. At all drug
counters.
Natural Resources
(Continued from Page One)
NACD directors believe.
In short, the elected leadership
of Districts from all parts of the
nation took the position last week
that the growing needs of a grow
ing nation will demand mroe from
the grassroots and the local Dis
tricts of the country and that
Districts should prepare to move
into a new and large phase of
service to all Americans, in town
and country alike.
In other actions, the NACD
board of directors voted to sup
port proposed legislation for a
special review of public land
laws, as well as legislation which
would expand the authority of
USDA's Soil Cnoservation Serv
ic to assist Districts serving
suburban and non-farm cooper
ators. The soil and water conservation
districts are organized under
State law and are managed absoj
lutely by more than 14,500 volun
teer, unsalaried local leaders. The
bulk of their assistance, the tech
nical help to landowners, is pro
vided by the Soil Conservation
Service.
The Madison County SWCD su
pervisors have served the people
of this county since March 25,
1963 A member of the board is
elected during the first week of
December each year to fill the of
fice of supervisor whose term ex
pires. They deserve the help
and cooperation of all Madison
County citizens in carrying out
their larger share of responsibili
ty in developing our natural re
sources.
JOYFUL JOYRIDER
Richmond, Va. Police are
Bre looking for a joyful joydider,
who, on a ride on an early-Sunday
morning clipped off a hydrant in
front of Richmond's main postof
fice, causing a gusher of water
to spout 12 feet into the air,
knocked down two parking signs
CHAIN-LINK FENCING Pro
tects and beautifies; Wood Fenc
ing all typos. Call Collect:
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SOUTHERN FENCE CO.
18ft Swannanoa River Rd..
Aahsville, N. C
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Mrs. Cromartie -
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Lunsford Crew of her decision to
resign "for personal and family
reasons."
There was no immediate indi
cation as to who will succeed her.
The choice will be made by the
party's state executive committee.
'To continue in the job would
mean that I would necessarily
have to neglect either my family
or my job neither of which I
am wiling to do," said Mrs. Cro
martie, the mother of three chil
dren. "To prevent any misunderstand-
"ig, i wouia like to make it per
fectly clear that I do not intend
to take a campaign post with any
candidate for office.
"However, I do intend to main
tain an active interest in politics
and government and will speak
out on the issues if the occasion
arises.'
Mrs. Cromartie, considered by
many as the most active vice
chairman in the party's history,
has beep a militant Democratic
spokesman and a consistent advo
cate of the need for participation
in politics by women.
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son and good judgment.
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The fellow who borrows trouble
seldom has smiles to lend.
most common mistake is to
mistake ambition for ability.
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Farm Bureau
(Continued From Page One)
Bureau President, J. D. Hays.
Mangum announced that the
convention schedule is a "little
different this year. The prime
purpose of the annual meeting is
to conduct business, so we have
allotted more time for business
this year. We have to have care
ful deliberation on issues."
Time was found, however, for
an appearance by the 19(53 Ameri
can Dairy Princess, Miss Sue Ann
Godderidge. She is scheduled to
speak Nox. 1 1 ot the convention's
opening session, whk-h will also
include the annual address of the
president.
Commissioner Ballcntine will
.f. if.
address the delegates on the Nov.
12 morning program, along with
Long and Hays. Delegates will
hear the first official report of the
resolutions committee in thvwter
noon, and will tfDend the remain
der of the day forging official
policies.
The Nov. 13 morning schedule
features the address of the Under
Secretary of Agriculture, to be
followed by ffiflUfltfittiu. tJI'VUn"'""
and action on resolutions.'
Coming under the scrutiny of the
Farm Bureau delegate this year
will be the proposed aniendnient
to the North Carolina Constitu
tion, which would alter the basis
for representation in the General
Assembly. A statewide referen
dum on the issue is planned for
January 14.
"We expect that the delegates
will resolve to work for a big rural
vote in the referendum," Mangum
said. The North Carolina Farm
Bureau is on record in favor of
the amendment.
Tobacco, too, will be in the
policy spotlight. Mangum said he
anticipates that delegates will
draft "some kind of policy to get
supply back in line with demand."
In conjunction with the Federa
tion convention, meetings will be
held by the N. C. Farm Bureau
Service Conpany, the N. C. Farm
Hureau Marketing Assoc., and the
N. C. Farm Bureau Insurance A-
srency.
Quiet people aren't the only ones
who don't say much.
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Mrs. Virginia Lathrop. '
Mrs. Airheart said today's
youth will be placed in an area
of- human reationships as aduts
for which they must be educated
now. .
Changes, she said, will come
about rapidly end today's youth
must be educated to accept all
men, races and cultures. She pre
dicted that half of all American
workers will be college-trained
men by 1970.
Mrs. Brown remarked that
changes in human relations have
already affected subjects, meth
ods and content, and that more
use must be made of television,
teaching machines, field trips, ex
changes of both students and
teachers with other countries, the
Peace Corns and electronic teach
ing devices.
Colleges now teach students
ranging in age from the teens to
the 60s, Mrs. Lathrop said, and
there are more married students.
Colleges need to add 1.5 million
housing units by 1970, she said.
Mrs. Ruby Cox, president, pre
sided.
Miss Jinsie Underwood of Mars
Hill transferred from the Rho
chapter in Gastonia.
INTRODUCING THE DEPENDABLES FOR '64
cawaros
Cleaners
We have designs to get you in our power
i iaaaasagswSaa
500 you aren't baked in on a certain engine. You can
standard 318 cu. in. V8 up to a street-version of our
Ou r engineers are a wily group of guys who spend most of their time With
dreaming up ways to win your approval. Take the Dodge Polara 500. choose
You'd be hard-pressed to find a car that1 s got more going f you. walloping, ali-out 426 cu. in. tomchargtf V8. Compromiser Nope. We
Deeply-padded, contour-formed bucket seats. All-vinyl upholstery, just feel that a freedom of choice is the surest road to your approval.
Sill-to-sill carpeting. Padded dash. Cenler console. And lots of other That! fefsWapt business-giving you lots of car and lots
trimmings. But that's only the half of it. of satisfaction at a price that's hard to quarrel with.
Perhaps our approach to power will further illustrate the point Your Dodge Dealer will be glad to demonstrate the point
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