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BEEF CATTLE CORRAL - 50 HEAD Mars Hill News MRS. J W KUrr, Oorreapwoeat aV JtSSvSOWBM ssa -B 3kI A i hhm wlP Beef Producers Are Offered Plan For 50-Head Corral I'rople who grow lieef cattle soon discover that they need pens iind equipment for holding, sort mir and working cattle. In help meet this nerd, i-xten--ion agricultural t-ngim-ers :it N'orth Carolina Slate University at Raleigh haw- designed a plan f i a bwf cattle corral. Kred Boss. Madison County ex tension agent says a free copy of the plan may be obtained from the local county extension office. obtained by writ- the Kxtension Ag hit. . ('. State Ask N the plan may nil' l recti v t( ucultuial Kugiueei l'niversit, l.aleigl foi I 'Ian No. U.Y ll'iss i itcs numerous uses that an he made of a corral and hand ling facility It is of value for castrating and dehorning calves as well as fur vaccinating, spray ing, dusting, drenching, branding, performance testing, and artifici- lr, if it is not rmivenii.iit tn mnu ..it. ; ;..: i - vv.uv j aiij insi-iuiiiaLiii caiLie. by the extension office, a copy of Without adequate farilitii cattleman has a tendency to ov erlook minor ailments which may become major p r o b 1 e m s, Ross points out. The extra labor need ed to handle cattle without ade quate faiclities will pay for a good corral. The plan which the Kxtension Service ' as for beef producers has been designed according to the needs of North Carolina cattle' men. If you need a handling fa cility, why not obtain a copy of the plan and look it over. HLd Mr. Horace Hail have returned to tbair horn her af tor a vialt of verl month to thai man mod daurhter-in-law, Mr. and Mry Harold Hall, and family in Tana. lira. John Tilley and daughter, Kn. Burg in Buckner, spent Uat VMk In Rlixabethtown with Mr. and Mr. McClura and daughters. Miaa llariraret Stines, of Cam- dan, visited her aunt, Mrs. Mary La Rice and other relatives here Uat Thursday until Monday and than spent a few days in Asheville before returning home. Miaa Betty Anderson was called to Near Bern Tuesday of last week because of the death of a relative there. She returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Harris, of Castlewood, Va.. were here over the week-end and until Wednes day 'with Mr. and Mis. Nelson Harris. Col. and Mrs. Williams, of Mi ami, Fla., war her over tto week-end to aee ' their aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr. Seth Lippard and children, who were visiting his mother, Mrs Ulota Uppard. Mr. John A Raff, eo of Mr. and Mr. A. W. Huff, left Mon day for Birmingham, Ala., where Bodiae, Brysoa, A Rolling, Com mercial Interior Designers, to be gin work that July 1. Mr. and Mr. Hardin Henaley moved to Asheville last week where they expect to make their home for the next year or longer. Mr. aad Mr. O. W. Ramsey have returned to Man Hill after spending a two week vacation at their home in Bllenton, Fla. Mr. aad Mrs. Jon Buckner and Mark of Candler and Mr. Buck ner's mother, Mrs. Cora Buckner f Canada and his sister, Miss El la V. Buckner of Macon, On., also accompanied them on their trip. 1,800 TROUT RELEASED IN COUNTY WATERS ROARING FORK MRS. HUBERT PANGLE, Correspondent Several people from this sec tion attended the homecoming arid lecoration at Bonnie Hill church Sunday. We enjoyed the occasion very much, meeting old friends and relatives we hadn't seen for years. Mrs. Lucy Parker spent the day Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Mel- vin Wyatt. Mr. Harrison Brown is on the sick list at this time. We hope he is soon well again. Mrs. Vera Hollow of Georgia, is spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Tisha Oouan. Mrs. Carolina Pangle visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Oardin Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Oardin and boys spent Sunday with her par ents, Mr. and .Mis. .lack Mathu of Spring Creek The youth members of the l! lb el Christian Chin ch ,-nt on a picnic Sunday afternoon at Rocky Bluff Park. '('hey were I. any Pangle, Freddy Trantham. Waco and Glenn Rainev. l.erov. Oniv. and Stevie Frisbee. Chapenmcs were Mr. Kenny McDoodle, Mr and Mrs. Fred Trantham and Mrs. Huena Frisbee. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pangle, Ken and Angela visited Ghost Town Sunday. Mr. Jasper Oardin of Sylva v is ited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Oardin Monday. He and Wade Oardin al so visited Mr. Elias Shetley. Mrs. Fred Trantham and son, Freddy visited Mrs. Buena Fris bee Friday. Renew Your Subscription To The News-Record In accordance with previous! approved plana, the Wildlife Ra- sources Commission has completed stocking 1800 trout averaging 8 to 10 iaehea in length, in the water. of Madison County. These fla war produced at th Federal Fish Hatchery located near Pie gah Forest. Madison Count Gaama aad Man Protectors Rav- mond Ramsey and Clyde Hunts inger directed the releaa of the flan and solicited assistance frm members of the local wildlife club M other interested sportsmen The Wildlife Resources Commit. sion points out that th ooonera- tiv. effort of all those interested in the State's fish and rams re sources will be required to bring ibout better fishing, the favorite outdoor recreation of so many Americans. Fingerlings Stocked I'm proud to represent the WORLD'S LARGEST AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY REMOVE WARTS! 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"From France With Love" 10:30 a.m. Faith For Today 12:00 noon World's Fair 12:30 p.m. NFL 1954 Football Highlights 3:00 p.m. Indianapolis 500 3:30 p.m. Movie "Terror of the Black Mask" 11:15 p.m. Movie "Big Circus", Victor Mature MONDAY, JULY 5 9:30 a.m. And Something Mora 1:00 p.m. Movieland USA 4:30 p.m. Movie "Here of Rome" 10:00 o.m. Movie "Helen of Troy" 111? P;jn. Movie"Lion of Thebes" ALL IN COLOR FROM WSPA-TV Movie Mm AmI RImI ttm WHsa . wim viwvn W V ' I j Owned ami Operated By The Spartan Radiocasting Co., Inc. Walter J. Brown, President Alto See CMS end WSPA-TV ASHEVILLE Trort"'-'r C.---i Ch. 7 4. 72 - f tlllll - njjr' Mssalat - Ok. Ml - CkV f NOTE. Game and Fish Protert or Raymond Ramsey stated this week that the Wildlife Resources j Commission has completed stock 'iiK f !.l'0 fiiifrorlinjr trout nv eraKiiiK two (2) inches in length in county waters, thus nssurin trout ioulation for next sum tiler's fishing Mrs. L. Z. Watts, Native Of County, Passes In Virginia JAMES ALLEN Marshall, N. C. Phone 649-S251 649-2104 (Home) STATE FARM MUTUAL AUIOMOBIlt IN'.. 1 NC( COMPANlf Mom Oflice: Bloominon. lllrnol WHICH ONE? "I understand you carry a chap lain with the team for prayer," said one football coach to anoth- Mrs. pert. June 1 She ( 'ounty. Surviving are ; ton of Prospect Henry Watts of Z. Watts. TH. of I'ms Va., died there Monday, 'H, HMia. was a native of Madison son, Carl Shel a foster son, Asheville; two "That's rirrht. "Would you me to hhn ?" ind introducing "Sure be glad to. Hid you want to meet the defensive chap lain or the offensive chaplain?1" brothers, Ernest Shelton of Mar shall Rt. 3, and John A. Shelton of Afton, Tenn.; three sisters, Mrs. Joe Cutshall of Weaverville, Mrs. Chester Cutahall of Johnson City, Tenn., and Mrs. Banner Hensley of Marshall Rt. 8; two half-sisters, Mrs. Martha White of Asheville and Mrs. Jphnny Smith of Morris town, Tenm; six iv. cnmwn an ox MarsheU Kt. 8, Melvin of Jonesboro, Tenn., Felmer of Greeneville. Tenn.. and Elijah Shelton of Asheville grandchildren; nine srreat-e'rand- ehildren; and nine a-rpt-o-rnnt grandchildren. I Services were held at 2:30 to day (Thursday) in Carmen Church of God. The Rev. R. M. Shelton offici ated and burial was in Shelton Cemetery. The body was taken to the res idence of a brother Ernest Shel ton by Bowman Funeral Hour nn l remained there until the so; hour. KILL ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM One application of T-4-L stops itcn and burning in MINUTES or your 48c back. In 3 to 5 days, in fected skin slouirha off t,. num. more germs for the kill. Then watch HEALTHY skin appear! 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