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"mm HE VOL. 63 NO. 6 8 PAGES THIS WEEK MARSHALL, N. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Me PB COPY f" A TK00AMYrc4ri FHA Loans To Part-Tine MARSHALL FFA WINS HONORS AT ERWIN PUPPET SHI AT MARSHA Definite Anti-Polio IL FRU tdjolning Counties Farmers Help Raise Incomes . : Aaa : - SCHOC Rrrod Income Pram I Abbeville Farm Families Income Fran Utr-tarm Work An ineressing number of farm ers working aft the farm part time in North Carolina are using saoTating credit from Farmer Horn. Administration to the agricultural part of their ins, W. K Anderson supervisor Mr. Mt, k aooMd IMi Madison County about 60 percent Of Us operating loans in IMS were made to these farmers. Approximately 80 Madison County farm families using ope- mtssg'hjNlftt from FarmeasKaJne AirwWXiattoa received a parf their sneome in 1963 fret- off- llllLiuirn eamU - Bau MMaMnlt.'-JKr. ArArsoo Mat' , figure-to nOaHHtn bow important ' are recent changes in Ms agency s Joan-makmg authority Jlffi a?ao mom wwj wnere. large number of farmers work their baa exaanded met to families small farms. f!t . tacluass surma Marated en Man nF.ll In Man Hill Thurs. -Aa-Maheville man was fatally injured when he fell off a store building he was helping to repair Mars Hill Thursday afternoon. W. Msybenry. 82, 9 880 er Rd.. Asheville. (Had m I I i p III all i i i i i m- - . m Asheville hospital of injuries received In the fall. Dr. W. A. Sams, Madison Coun ty coroner, said Mayberry, an cm ploy of Service Paints, Inc., of Asheville, end some other men wan repairing the roof of the R. S. Gibbs Store when Mayberry Ml off the rear of the building and down a steep slope. Dr. Sams ruled tit death acci dental and said no inquest will be held. bad resided in Bun. for the past ate attended the Baptist I Church. He was employeti in roofing department of Service Marshall F.F.A. won first nines fin the Tool Judging Contest hold at Erwin High School, January 81 last Yancey came in second and Erwin cams in third. Members of the Marshall team wars David Hies, Jerry Anderson, Bula Coatee and Leonard Howell. Mr. Jack C. Cole was the coach. SIS. team bad a perfect score of 800. - ' The team will represent 'tiki Blue Ridge Federation in the Btate contest in Raleigh tbe tost of June at the P.F.A. Convention Seouts To Aaal In Tftraii Show of many in 16 ered ST the BBBBBBl schools, i: BBBBBBW I BBS- Girl Oat Marshall first Puppet counties cov Girl Scoot Co sn effort by Gi a service project out problem in The Puppet Show following research and with educators and the problem. A script was writ ten and distributed to interested troops in the 16 Western North tins counties. Wo sets of were loads by flm 1M WsynesvilltiTlles prss- and a puppet to teach lead- moke puppets and pro- me of the is a to Mas. .0. A. Gregory, In other Tt Be Hide Horn 1; Roberts Os) Executive aaiiiv aii.issr niim a fin TiW r.WAIlP. 1 sre Ml AMV UhlMIl iMlmsnof m. s s i s aval au bs dlVUinV HUfT m bow to T.t what1, .i'Ajr "WM Mayberry bad resided in Bm-:.1' "7 mm I 1H icrtr f0r bs pt zjt m t0 a i JiBaM'aiitf iaiassWii i . I " PShell, ITIIumI. XT. ijj ; w- llfajn Bmi "" J i j. www W IVSSBSSBMUuaaaSBBBBl 'Hwl''- ylWsWL"' ffial. eaSM " Southern Railway J"J& ia Ok J 'a 7 . L R . ssjsj. a saats) - - - - - AO-sW I jy-8 : : Jrrcwiiti V-neck ror jw,, i MhMII ISOft BOOfl ' 1 Southern Railway renorts that il I ILrl Tf IlIMl IS I with lesi MENTAL COUNCH. TO FORMED s w BsassBwaaaasapBSBsr' ttS . fas m jTssjjrs per- tn wfll bo Junior Troop K jB bsssw lira. Tmv JSjaast.1 is ob- can be one investments he can planned, with definite I jectives in mind, til ci of the best make. "Where a conventional lender is unable to extend credit, FHA may be able to provide the fi nancing for eligible part-time farmers," Mr. Anderson said. The Farmers Home Administra tion Office serving Madison Coun ty is located in the Citizens Bank Building in Marshall and is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a. m. until 8:00 p. m. ON WEDNESDAY Bill Hollingsworth Wins Merit Award W. T. (.Bill) Hollingsworth of Asheville, State Motor Club dis trict manager for Madison Coun ty, has won the company's Merit Award for outstanding perform ance during 1963, Thomas B. Wat- kins, president, announced. Wat kins and Hugh Cranford, Char lotte division manager, commend ed Hollingsworth highly for his achievement. Gilvary Of WWNC Saturdays In Feb. Father Paul Gilvary, Catholic Priest of Our Lady Loretta Church, of Hot Springs and the Church of The Little Flower at Revere, spoke last Saturday over radio station WWNC in Ashe- the next four Saturdays of Feb ruary at 1:15 o'clock. Tire Recapping Shop Now Under New Management The Marshall Tire A Recapping Company, formerly owned by nil Zink, hss boon pTrrc based by Lloyd Lewis and Ernest Ramsey. Tbe name of the business is now Marshall Tire A Recapping Center sad is located at the low er end of Main Street bore. The following men were sent to Charlotte for induction into the Army on February 5: Wilburn Lee Edwards, Mark Gilbert Griffin, Brue Alan Wor ley, AUson Robert Johnson, Ken neth Dwight Wallin, Merrfbt Lee Sprinkle, Roy Dennis Chandler, Louis Caldwell, Bobby Woodrow Waldroup, Donald Earl Gardner.. Ronald David Massey. The following enlisted in the Armed Forces: McKinley Tilson Greene Jr., in the U. S. Navy Reserve; Bobby Lee Randall, U. S. Army Re serve; Coy Newton Suttles, Army National Guard; William Bruce Buckner,NU. S. Navy; Bruce Elon Greene, U. Army Reserve; Jef ferson Wayne Flynn, U. S. Navy; David Hugh Pate, Army National Guard; Roy Gus Ballard, Army National Guard. The Local Board sent 76 men for pre-induction examination on Jan. 28 and 84 were sent for ex amination on February 5, adjoining nursery from which the gtrawber ry plants are coming from WS, been inspected by our Extension Plant Pathologist and the condi Hons under which the plants have been handled have been excellent during the past few years. Form ers wishing to purchase the straw berry plants should contact the county agricultural agent's office and get their orders in. This service has been made available to Madison County farm ers for the past three years and response by farmers and home gardeners on these plants has been excellent. Some very good reportsl have been received on the abili ty of these plants to yield a high quality berry. Ed Niles, Troop consultant and leaders and members of Junior Troop of Wal nut with Mrs. R. R. Ramsey, lead er. ( Marketing Cards Not Returned TWO PINTS A DAY San Francisco Jim Garner, a college student and hemophilia victim, needs two pints of blood a day to keep olive. Fellow stu dents at San Francisico State Col- keep him supplied with the blood for transfusions. Garner married and has an 18- moniha-old-son. Silver, Robinson In Richmond For Project Here D. M. Robinson and Harry Sil ver are in Richmond, Va. , this week in connection with inquiries as to loans for the proposed toma to shed to be constructed on the Marshall By-Pass. 16 operators within the county have not as yet returned their 1968 tobacco cards. Since all markets in this area have closed, farmers must return their marketing cards or otherwise properly account for the disposition made of theri to bacco. Failure to do so will cause a reduction in the 1964 tobacco al lotment Allotment notices for 1964 will be withheld for farms which do not return their -cards or otherwise account for the dis position made of their 196S crop. Farmers who have not returned their cards are urged to do so im mediately. DIFFERENT Some people save for a rainy day others for a wet night IMPORTANT! In , changing address, please sand the address to which The Netws - Record is now going, it is nee sary for us in making If this newspaper it noti fied before you move to w address, or change street number, you need not miss a single copy. Annual Choral Clinic At Mars HM ColMfe Approximately -260 high school students from ihroogbojit, WeoV ern North Carolina, Eastern Ten nessee snd upper South Carolina, ore expected bore Friday and Sat urday for tiw 16th annual choral clinic sponsored by Mars Hill Col- legs. Tbe two-day workshop will give the talented singers and oppor tunity to work together under a famous choral director and will encourage their interest in better chorsl music. Directors of tbe music programs in the participat ing schools will be present also. Instruction and rehearsal ions will be directed by Dallas Draper, music professor and' choir director at Louisiana State University. Tbe clinic will be cli maxed Saturday night with a pub lic concert featuring tbe visiting singers. Coordinator of tbe school is El wood Roberts, a long-time mem ber of the Mars HOI musk facul ty. Schools to be represented in- 1 in? a t rmrij nijALLjl ens HfOej Count .M interested in tt M mental health hM tiL , A r . v. Madison Coasnai Braes R. Briggs. of Mar. Hill, Planning ConM was etactad chairman of the Madi- formed. HHP' " sgssjtire Tbe Phufl Committee at the GOP', biennial North Cafl Madison County convention Sat- Council. M orday afternoon in tbe courthouse represent mrhufr7 , y7 JrTzi .M shall. seeV-Oresserer. II Hlasa. Brtaw aha ett-uhH WTfl sttsjna? efj ChtSoUjMt OoUnjV Aft4 SWI sou poassgTS ga.. f'Hlt Fmt mt to us them tpJj, Sltiii to to. Mestfl Other jKUfwrtne. --.j-,. S a-lsT s!nf!2j AsVjJti- -jjH id... i sm Qsdssstt absldsssv ' ' surltWuse February Si sad also ilsjsg J M nomai to tbe Stats (M Convention in Greensboro . '8. Mice ssSiH wore rsUMaod awmbera ejfl '. dearth CwrotbM Repoblicsofl v1'-aPbI s- rassx ssssjSt "fe a iimmrrvin ..rhw 17 A I IT V T A 0 V F 102 mtUmt to WKnNFSnAY PM VULUIilAKi T,ffPWf"Wif 1 " 'JiWir-m the world are 'hi need fl ACsTilsf UrDP Participation in the 1964 feed . . . There is hunger and need ev- LLll5IilU nEiU!i grain program will be entirely voL erywbere IWbert ':WPpl untary, as in earner years, ac- ttmuuib-wu, a. pp.w bvuj. cording to Emory Robinson, chair- "Keep in mind that in IOC Ba rn an of the ASC county committee, tns in tbe Ipttpis emblem of Only those growers who take part the Red Ciilswpns into conflict in the program, however, will be snd disaster, dn the plains and eligible for price support on the jungles and mountains. 'o three feed grains: corn, barley, Whcre hurt and p and gram sorghum. . need are found vour voices 'iitissV . ' ass and your hands and talents reach out to help in a thousand places and m a thousand ways," Shea g said. Five new directors were elected fl to the board for three-year terms, and four others were reelected for a similar length of time. New members are Eugene M. Carr Jr., Joseph P. Quinn, Leon Rocamora, Gen. George C. Stew art and Richard Wynne. Reelect- fiB ed for three years were Mrs. J. (Continued To Last Page) World Day Of Prayer To Be Observed Here In addition to the Marshall banks, it was announced this week that the National 6c ft 10c Store and all independent grocery marketing 8tore3 nere wi" begin closing at noon on Wednesdays beginning Wednesday, Feb. 19. COP NO PLUMBER BOkimore, Md. Lt. Frank Weber, of the Baltimore county police, has decided to stick to his job of being a cop and let some one else fix his plumbing. A t tempting to fix a leaking faucet on an overhead water tank at his home recently, Weber yanked on the faucet with a wrench. The 30 gallon tank broke loose from the ceiling, hit him on the head, scrap ed his face, and knocked h i m down. Taken to the hospital, eight stitches were required to close the gash in his head. A plumber was called to fix the leak. elude Lee Edwards, Alloa, Charles D. "Owi, East Henderson, Hayes mm, Sylva-Webster, Waynesville, Canton, Glen Alpine, Morganton, Valdese, Hildebran, Hickory, Dal lssJas, Newton-Conover, States ville, Maiden, Kings Mountain, LincolntoB Appalachian, Wilkes Central, north Mecklenburg, My ers Park, Albemarle, Rutherford-ton-Spindale, Chase, East Ruther ford, Tryon, Spartanburg, & C, ami Cocke County sad Unicoi County of Tennessee. I Producers in farms which grew any of the grains in either 1969 or 1960, or both years, will have the opportunity to sign up in the program during the period Febru ary 10 through March 27. In the meantime, ASCS county office staffs will answer any questions growers may have. The grower who diverts as ma ny acres as he signs up to divert at least 20 percent if his farm's total feed grain base and car ries out other provisions of the program will earn a payment fir acreage diversion and will be come eligible for the feed grain price-support loan and payment Since the payments vary by crops, the diversion payment will bo based on the kind of feed grata planted. A higher rate of diver sion payment will apply where more than tbe minimum 20 per cent of the base is diverted, ine acreage diverted from pro. duction of the feed grams is to be devoted to sn approved conserva tion use, and this acreage is in to the conservation-use base acreage on tea farm. Payments will average higher this year, and the maximum di version is higher. A new provi sion In the 1964 program limits the diversion payment to no more than 20 percent of the fair mar ket value of the land diverted in 1964. LOOK AND PREPARE Look to the future and praps re don't look back and regret Services will be held at the Presbyterian Church of Marshall on Feb. 14 in observance of the World Day of Prayer. Services will begin at 2:80 p. m., with all local churches participating. Ev eryone is invited to attend. Mars Hill Grange To Observe Open House Tuesday Tbe Man Hill Grange No. 1249 plans to observe open house at their February 11 meeting at tbe Mars Hill Community Center at 7:80 p. m. Mr. Virgle Settle of Mr. Norman Randall officers of tbe sis Grange, have to attend the meeting. All members are trx tend, and bring a gee and M . . . bossl invited HflflBS
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