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649-2104 (Ron
Marshall, N. C.
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Stamps ot all kinda up to any
sire or length. Quick service.
COLEMAN C. CALDWELL
or Me Ear! DtU at
The News-Record Office
Marshall
FOR SALE 16 year-old Re
gistered Hereford Bulls. See
Clarence Roberts
Alexander, N. C.
Phone Weaverville MI 5-6402
1-21 2-18p
DEALER WANTED for Madison
Co. No investment necessary to
become your own boss as a Raw-leig-h
dealer. Over 200 items as
sures you of a steady full time
business. Write to Rawleigh Dept.
NC B 680 307, Richmond, Va.
2-4, 11,18, 25p
FOR SALE Dexta Diesel Trac
tor, $1296.00; 1961 841 Ford Die
sel Tractor, $1675.00; 35 Fergu
son Deluxe, $1495.00; 1954 Ford
Tractor, $1075.00; 30 other Trac
tors, $95.00 up; Grader Blades,
$95.00; Manure Spreaders & Load
ers, Plows, Disks, Tillers, Subsoil
ers, Mowers, Rakes and other
Farm Equipment.
P. A. RAMBO
8 miles south of Greeneville, Tenn.
Camp Creek Road
Phone: 639-9412
2-4, 11, 18,26p I
Ui OAII V
Boosters Club
Page Om)
rymnaatam. Tit la expenditure
was approximataly 9100.
The Boo tow Club has also pur
chased two sewing machine far
the special education diss Om
dered, ft was stated.
Following the business
bingo was enjoyed and
ment were served.
The club meets monthly on the
third Monday nights.
Motion-picture films are changed
to suit the tastes of the people and
countries where they are shown
Films in English-speaking coun
tries usually have happy endings,
for the people prefer them that
way. The Germans like unhappy
endings, and the Italians prefer
the endings to be logical, whether
happy or unhappy. So the ending
is changed and suited to what the
people want before, films are re
leased to various countries.
Criminal Court
' (Continued from Psg On)
Bishop, B. K. Meadows, Mrs. J.
D. Wallin, Mr. Clyde Huntaing
er, Kenneth Buckner, Mrs. Ottis
Pox, Mrs. L. L. Vann, Dr. Bruce
Sams, Willard Sullivan, Tilmon
Fleming, Nat Blankenship, Hunt
er Tino, Mrs. Jack Price.
mC Student
od from Pag On)
H faeognisd that ther was
something seriously wrong. Four
carried Bradley to th
and th doctor arrivd
within five minutes.
Dog Warden
(Continued From Page One I
of which were in cattle, since Jan
uary 1. There has not been a dog
quarantine nor fox trapping pro
gram initiated in Cocke County.
Harold Gosnell of Walnut has
accepted the position as log war
den for Madison County. He will
assume his duties as of February
16. Arrangements have been made
with Dr. H. W. Stevens, Buncombe
County Health Director, to have
Mr. Gosnell work with the dog
4-H Achievement
(Continued From Page One)
tions concluded the program.
Members winning top honors
along with certificates included:
Cirls: Fay Hensley, Joyce Ball,
Janet Buckner, Rebecca Ohilds,
Cathy Dahlenburg, Ruth Riddle,
Hilda Gosnell, Sandra Hunter,
Peggy Plemmons, Maxine Rector,
Aldale Payne, Norma Whitt, Mar
garet Lou Plemmons, Jewell Ball.
Boys: Parker Cody, Jimmy
Massey, Rocky (irooma, Jerry Dale
Hunter, Phil Price, Stanley Boone,
Mnlcomb Reeves, Douglas Chand
ler, Michael Payne, Mike Ledford,
Steve Wood, Van Holt, Billy Powell.
FRUIT TREES, NUT TREES,
scape Plant Material offered wardens in Buncombe County and
by Virginia's largest growers, become familiar with their activi-
Write for Free copy 56-pg. ties.
Planting Guide Catalog. Sales-
Allotment Notices
(Continued from Page One)
people wanted.
NURSERIES
Virginia.
2-4, 11, 18, 25c
WAYNESBORO
Waynesboro,
WE BUY COUNTRY HAMS
Must Be Well Trimmed
DODSON'S GROCERY
Marshall, N. C.
nounced one year at a time before
February 1.
' Growers voting in the referen-
The General Statutes of N. C, dum approye op disapprove
67-31, outlines the powers and du- marketinff quotas fof next
ties of dog warden as follows: He three crops of burey
shall have the power of arrest and Growers e,.gibIe to include
be responsible for the enforcement those produci rf to.
irithin liiu .iinntiT ,.f nil nllhlin O ri rl
. . . . . ' H. bacco in 1964, and any per-1
son who was either the owner or
and was regarded as be
ta? fa good physical condition. He
out with weigbtlifting
equipment on his own time, ac
cording to his roommate, and
had taken a medical examination
at basis) Just before the start of
th pment semester.
He was a nephew of Mr. and
Mrs. Ira "8. Jones and Mr. slid'
Mrs. E. C. Metcalf of Asheville,
and th grandson of Mrs. W. T.
Bradley of Mars Hill. His father
i a graduate of the college.
Other survivors are a sister,
Cathey, of the home, and the ma
ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Brown of Lenoir.
The body was returned to Len
oir for services. A campus me
morial service was held at 10:30
this morning (Thursday) in Moore
Auditorium at Mars Hill College.
$2,400 Needed lBody Found
Continued from Pag Om)
pair at the thn th development
fund was established. Mora than
$182,000.00 from th fund ha been
spent to build swimming pools,
arid to build a new 4-H camp. Dur-
tspair and construe. Slilg3 1 II ennflaSesg
ins that lk - ,. m w vvvaw, frssv wuj saewta.
feseyv uins jm , wtvi to
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SPINET PIANO BARGAIN
Wanted: Responsible party to take
over low monthly payments on a
spinet piano. Can be seen local
ly. Write Credit Manager, P. 0.
Box 176, Hope Mills, North Car
olina. 1-28 2-18p
WANTED TO BUY White Pine
and Hickory Logs. Call 684-7967 , stamped on or otherwise firmly
curing oay; wn-4S'(B during ; ttttached to the collar
nigm.
public-local laws pertaining to
the ownership and control of dogs, operator of
ana snau cooperate wun an om
er law enforcement officers op
erating within the county in ful
filling this responsibility ... In
those counties having no rabies
control officer, the county dog
warden shall serve as rabies con
trol officer. G.S. 67-33. Every
dog in counties where a dog war
den is appointed shall be required
at all times to wear a collar with
the
a farm for which a
1964 hurley tobacco allotment was
established even though no to
bacco was produced on the farm
in 1964 if an allotment was es
tablished for the farm for 1965.
Any question about voting eligi
bility should be taken up with the
ASC county committee before the
referendum.
C. F.
FLETCHER LMBR.
Clayton Road
Arden, N. C.
2-11 3 -4c
CO.
SEWING MASHINES Singer
with zig zager in cabinet like
If at least two-thirds of the
owner's name and address "
approve quotas by voting YES,,
the law provides that quotas and
acreage allotments will be in ef
fect for 1965, 1966, and 1967 crops
renames lor marketing excess
tobacco will also be in effect, and
price support will be available to
Mr. .Gosnell will work with en
forcing the dog quarantine in all
townships bordering on Tennessee.
These include Township No. 2,
comprised of Carmen, Alleghany, growers who do not exceed their
Outshalltown and White Rock farm acrenire nllnfcmonf c
now. rase lover oaiance 01 communities; No. 8, comprised of
Demonstration. Write "Credit
Manager," Box
Record.
2-18, 25c
367, co News-
54 acres excellent farm land near
French Broad school. Water,
fenced, no buildings; tobacco al
lotment. $16,500; financing avail
able. For appointment to see,
write:
RALPH L. SMITH
Principal Swannanoa School
Swannanoa, N. C, or call
263-9330 after 6 p. m.
2-18tfc
IF DEPENDABLE and interested
in Dairy Work, write:
Box 367, co News-Record
Marshall, N. C.
2-18,260
If marketing quotas are not ap-
Spring Creek and Bluff; No. 9,. proved in this referendum, there
which is comprised of Shutm, will be no quotas, no marketing
Paint Rock and Hot Springs; No. penalties, and no price support on
J3 which is comprised of Keeners- the 1965 crop of hurley tobacco,
ville, Roaring Fork and Meadow In that event, another vote would
Fork; and No. 23 which is com- be held next year on quotas for
prised of Little Laurel and Belva. for the following 3 years.
In announcing Mr. Gosnell's np- I
pointment as dog warden, Dr.
Lord stated, "The employment of Sgt. Major Gets
a dog warden is a basic step in ra-
bies control for our county. How- j (Continued from Pasre One)
ever, a successful control program distinguished himself by meritori
requires the efforts and coopera- 1 0Us service as Battalion Sergeant
hon of every person in Madison Major, 7th Missile Battalion 2d
County."
Referendum
(Continued To Last Pi?p)
THREE GOOD MULES for Sale.
Call 649-3711, or come to Mrs.
H. K. Ramsey's home on Hill
Street in Marshall after 4 p. m.,
or any time on Saturday..
2-18, 25p
WANTED Mature whit wom
an for housekeeping for older
COWl at Forks of Ivy. Phone
Mars H01 680-6600.
218,26c
Store.
Community 6: Reeves'
Paul Buckner's Store.
Community; 7: Wiley Roberts'
Store;
Store Building.
Community 8: Spring Creek Ag
riculture BnlflDBsg; Caldwell's
Store.
Shriiks Iterooi i lioidft
Hithont Surgery
Community
iiutiuuB;-
Ball (Sot
Community 10:
for th ant ttaw seta feas f ooad
aew luaUiig sobstaoe with th.
whil.
l) mm place, man
I - nsalts wr e thar-
I mad astonishing
aw
Has si, TIB
is now a vail -
or ointment form
am if all fjruaT
v: Kathbone Store
not. springs Recreation
Avery N
Artillery, from 20 February 1961
to 15 August 1962. Displaying
outstanding leadership, he train
ed the non-commissioned officers
of the battalion into an efficient
and smoothly functioning team.
Through his extensive knowledge
of military procedures, he initiat
ed and implemented administrative
procedures within the battalion.
Whan the battalion was newly
arrived in the theater, he assured
that all action were in accord
ance with Eighth United States
Army directives and that a high
level of efficiency was maintain
-ed. Sergeant Major Amnions con
tributed conn tie hour and bam
Store (Revere); Mamie Rice's Ga
rage (Big Laurel).
CwjM'Wi Chapel
School.
Community 12: Earl Roberts'
Basement.
umu r r
Commun.ityffj (RJl&ett's Store.
Community 14; Shepard's Store.
Commaniti 15: Mare HU1 City
Hall.
Community SV Claude Cody's
Store Edfltoni.
Th 363OT;T6r3 fnw
JO a. ra, to 7:00 p. m., on Feb-
opton,g prehensive technical knowledge in
assisting unit to prepare for the
Command and General Inspection
fmi, consequently, all units re
ceived rtlng of superior and ex
cellent in the area of unit admni
istration. His thorough know
ledge of administrative proced
ures, sound judgment, and force
ful initiative earned for him the
respect and admiration of all with
whom he was associated. Sergeant
Major Amnions' outstanding per
formance and devotion to duty re
flect credit upon himself, this
command, and the U. S. Amy. 1
Amnions was the son of Mrs. J.
A. Dennis, of Marshall Rt. 6.. ,
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boy and girls from Madison have
attended one of th 4-H camp
each year.
Th scholarship program ha
been awarding twelve $600.00
cholarehips annually to worthy
4-H club members In th state.
Mike Ledford from Marshall re
ceived one of these scholarships
last spring and is now a freshman
at North Carolina Stat College.
After the state quote has been
reached, the number of scholar
ships will be increased each year.
Businessmen, 4-H club mem
bers, 4-H leaders snd others in
Madison County are making an ef
fort to help the county reach its
(foal of $3,868.00 this spring. The
county has already contributed al
most $1,500.00 to the fund and
has $2,400.00 of the quota to raise.
(Continued from Pag On)
time visited relatives In McDowl
U County. When he failed to ra
torn home last Friday they as
sumed he had gen to McDowell!
County, th sheriff said.
BE A LADY!
Mother discovered her little
daughter fighting with the hoy
next door. "Next time," she said1.
"I don't want you hitting Johnny
back. Remember that you're a la
dy. Out talk him!"
fatten from a bank above a amsUj
branch about 800 yard from his I
bom and Willis's face was inl
the branch. Dr. Sam stated that
tber were no indications of foul I
play and that he felt certain' Wil
li had suffered w WttackH
which caused him to fall off th
bank into the water. Shrif( ,Pon-,
der also' slated thaf fAWtWel ftftj
1 11 a t t .as
inuicaiiona 01 ioui piay. no in
quest will be held.
His parents stated that WitrVfl
had had several "fall-out spells"
and that he was a victim of a back I
Injury also.
In addition to the parents, sur
vivors are five brothers, Milton of
Fletcher, Jacob of Reedsport, Ore.,
Paul of Portland, Ore., Tommy of
Asheville, and Lloyd Willis of
Marshall Rt. 7; five sisters, Mrs. I
Eula Ramsey of Jetersville, Va.,
Mrs. Coy Keith, Mrs. James Da
vis, and Mrs. William Justus, all
of Asheville, and Mrs. Paul Am-t
mons of Marshall Rt. 2. mulsnnee
Sericevs were held at 10 a. m.,
today (Thursdsy) at Peek's Chap- ated and burial was in Grooms
el Baptist Church. Cemetery. Bowman Funeral Home
The Rev. Dearl Amnions offhi- was in charge.
fers aro not oniy
-they're a menace.
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