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KICORP lAGK SEVEN MARMALL, N. C, JULY 1, 1IW TNI International Sunday School Lesson e JULY 4, IMS Tbeae comments ere based o outlines of ths Interns- tlotisl Sunday School Los- MM, copyrighted by the In- tcrnational Countll of Re- tiglsua Education, and Mai hr nena baton. THE FOUNDATION OF CHRISTIAN GROWTH Memory Selection: "No other foundatieai can anyone lay than that which is laid, which iH Christ Jesus.'' '.' " ." (1 Coriatai.a. 1:11) Lesson Test: 1 Cormthian,, ; I Corinthian. 6:11-10. Today ws begin a new series of lessofls, has context of which Is our growth as Christiana. To this end ws return again to the inspiring teaching of Paul. We HOLIDAY VALUE! BLUE STAR FROZEN MEAT DINNERS a BBRF 0 SALISBURY STHAK CHICKEN a MEAT LOAF a BEANS & FRANKS a TURKEY a SPAGHETTI X MBAT BALLS CAP'N JOHN'S PRE-COOKED FROZEN FISH STICKS PRICES IN THIS AD ARE EFF., THRU. SAT., JULY 3rd MMWWWjKflA SWSBB St SsanswswswswswV Swssssbb WSWSBBwa. n Suw asi sv B nA aral Sn i MARVEL BRAND SPECIALLY PRICED ICE ANTALOUPES SWEET, RIPE, RED WATERMELONS SULTANA LIGHT MEAT TUNA can read and re read, again and again, his letter, to the tharuhis he brought into being, and aaoh l me we cam absorb eotne new fact, on aubUe nuanoe that has tilth erto escaped us. Wa ltoe, in abort, and we learn, Paul's was a restless spirit. He was so thoroughly indoctrinated with Christ's teachings thai hs could not contain himself he had to share this great joy ... . this great experience with ths world. Therefore ws find Urn Journeying from one place to an other, laying the foundations of churches wherein the Christian faith could be proclaimed1. The foundations upon which Paul built the Christian faith were (1) forgiTsasss of sins; (t) strength for daily needs; and (3) bops for the future. Man, intro duced to God, bceoaass ooaecibus' of his sins, and spon confession of his weaknesses and failures, receives God's full forgiveness. Thus is sstablishsd a nsw and different relationship with God, And it is in this nsw relationship thst man finds strength for bis daily needs. Hs is conscious of inner strengths and recourses noz. PKGS. 3 MILK 75c HALF GALLON CARTON FLAKE 3 6VOZ. CANS hitherto aassspsstsd. Hops for the future is anWmaSsislly Sera of this new ssosS of eunfldsnas Ths true believer fears nothing, knowing his strength in ths Lord. Hsrsin, then, lies the founds tion of a trus Christian's fslth. Christianity is not to be passive ly accepted, and subsequently neglected through familiarity. It Is a tool to hs worked with with which to shape man's destiny, much as a sculptor brings form and substance out of a mass of shapeless stone. True, aa ths sculptor labors ov- sr his task, his hands may grow ealloused and sore. But he is building somsthing that will bear witness to his labors down through the ages. S it was with Paal. He form ed ths sburcbss, one after anoth er, and than found, that hs best to mimes his stsps, fot Uhrtstisnlty was offering its growing pains. It uikl not be othsrwiss, Jor men made up. ths ranks of the Church, and. beina- men, were subject to the rsrioue weakaeeses and fail ings that habitually beeet man kind Thus it was that jealousy and bickering among the converts .00 NO LIMIT ON Pl'KCHABBS 55c l-LB. PKG. 3 WHOLE MELON 1 S89c 79c RE-SALE NOT NORTH CAROLINA MADISON COUNT Wk.r..! the iiniWslrned, acting as substituted trustee in a certain deed of trust executed or wariing i Pni.. mnA wife Oasis B. Pon der, and Addis Pondar. WJW, to 0. E. S tames, Trustee, dated 21 January. 1966, sad lUearded in Hook of Deeds oi Jtrsw o, nam BBS. MSOiaon UBesasr ncaia- iry, and under the authority vast ed in the undersigned substituted trustee, by an instrument oaiea i Fh Anrii i SAfi. recordsd in Book 02, page 639, Madison County Registry, foreclosed and offered for sale the land hsremnftrr de scribed; And Whereas, within ths time allow ed by law, advenes hid was filed with the Clerk of Superior Court, and sn order issued enacting ths substituted trustee to rsssJlsaid land upon sn oneningbld of POUR THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED TWENTY - EIGHT and 75100 ($4,828.76) DOLLARS. NOW, THEREFORE, under and t.y virtus of ssU order of the Clerk Superior Court of Madison County and ths power of sale con tained in said deed of trust and in said instrument appointing said substituted trustee, ths under signed substituted trustss will of fer for sale, upon said opening bid, st public auction, to ths high est bidder for cash, at ths Court house door in Madison County, North Carolina, at 11:00 o'clock A. M., on ths 16th day of June, 1966, the following described property, located in No. 16 Town ship Town of Mars Hill, Madison County, North Carolina: All that certain tract of land in No. 15 Township, Madieen County, North Carolina, adjoining ths land of Eugene Reese, Forest Ponder, and other lands formerly owned by C. A. Dock snd bound as follows: BKGINNING on a iron stake st ths West margin of State High- wav No. 218 leading trom Murs Hill, North Carolina, to Erwin, Tennessee, Forest Pander's cor ner, and runs North 64 degrees Wsst 206 fsst to an iron stake in the right of way, a private road; thence with the Eastern margin of ths privets road North 28 de gress East 90 fast to an iron stake on the Bast margin of said road, common corner of Eugene Reese and Starling Ponder; thence run ning South 64 degrees East 206 feet to a stales in ths West mar gin of ths Mars Hill-Erwin High way, thence with the West mar gin of said Highway South 28 de grees West 90 feet to ths point of BEGINNING, with sll appur tenances thereunto belonging. Said property will be. sold sub ject to taxes subsequent to De cember, 1964, and a 10 deposit of the highest bidder will be re quired. This die 26th day of June, 1965 CHARLES E. MASHBURN, Substituted adminibtra1 NOTICE Having qualified as Administra trix of the estate of Nat Hensley, deceased, late of Madison County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned at Marshall, N. C, Rt. 6 on or before the 1st day of January, 1966, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recov ery. All persons indebted to said estate will please .make immedi Hte payment to the undersigned. This the' 1st day of July, 1965. MRS. BERTIE R. HENSLEY, Administratrix 7-1,8, 15, 22c Renew Your Subscription To The News-Record EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED by DR. LOCKARD 8 A. M. to 12 Noon FR I DAYS to THE L. P. ROBERTS BUILDING MARSHALL, N. C a became Paul's callouses. He, however, was equal to the task. With infinite wisdom, in terms the people would under stand, he pointed out that una man planted, another watered BUT it was God who gave the ire- crease. What Paul was saying was that evervone had his place in labor ing after God's appointed task. Paul himself laid the foundations of the Christian church, knowing full well that the building would fall to other hands. This fact did not trouble Paul at all. His only concern wss that the foundations hs laid would be strong enough to hold and support that which would follow. For Christianity had to to live; juat a) Christians sawn to nam to people in God'a hob lair strong are OUR funds T Are they firstly laid i Trustee mix Christ ? WUL An Ra. v sus wm mrrym I - c : SSS U V I V W V a Port Richardson, Alaska (FHT NC) Army If c. Clsyiman Tslt on, son of Mr. and Mm Clay Telt on, Ss, 4, Box 98, Msrehall, par ticipated n a wash-long Alaskan Command summer field training exercise called Northern Hills which ended June 88. Talton wss a member of a bat talion task force from the Alas kan Command which went into simulated combat action against s battalion of infsntrymen front ths Minnesota Army National Guard unit Ths exercise was designed to provide training is the air move ment of ground forcas to indepen dent small unit operations in an anderdeveloped northern environ ment. The 20-year-old soldier, an ord nance supply slerk in ths 272d Signal Company at Fort Wain wright, Alaska, entered the Ar my in October, 1994 and complet ed basic combat training at Fort Jackson, S. C. He is a I960 graduate ef Mar shall High School. Grapevine 4-H Club Met June It) At Club House Tks Grapevine 4-H Club met June 10 at the elsb boss. Hilda Gosnell presided over the meet ing. Treva Bechtoi read the de votions. Hilda Gosnell gave a demonstration Dairy Food Pro ducts to the girls. Amelia Coatee gave a demonstration on Sewing to the girls, also. Viator Beohtol gave a demonstration on Plant Growth to the boys. Refreshments were enjoyed by all the 4-H'ers present. In July a picnic will be held in place of our regular meeting. JOYCE GOSNELL, Reporter ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Having qualified as Administra trix of the estate of George Gwaltney, deceased, late of Madi son County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to pre sent them to the undersigined at Marshall, N. C, on or before the 10th day of November, 1965, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to sp.id estate will please make immediate payment to the undersigned. This the 10th day of June, 1965. JESSIE G. COLE, Administratrix 6-10 7-lc OK Used Cars & Trucks 64 IMPALA Super Sport Cou pe; powerglide. Like New. 63 IMPALA 4-door Hardtop; powergliide; power steering & brakes. Extra Clean. 1963 IMPALA 4-door Sedan; ;83 V-8 engine; powerglide rans., radio, heater, W. W. Tires. One local owner. 1962 CHEVROLET Biscayne; 2 -door sedan; 6 -cylinder; straight drive; radio, heater. 1962 CHEVY II Station Wag on; 6-cyl.; Straight Drive. 1960 IMPALA 4-door Hardtop; V-8 engine; automatic trans mission; radio; neater. 1989 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4- door Sedan; V-8 engine; pow erglide trans.; radio; heater. 1959 CHEVROLET 9-passen-ger Station Wagon; V-8; Powerglide; Power Steering and Brakes. 1969 FORD Fairlane 2-door; V-8; Straight Drive. I0K8 CHEVROLET Biscayne 4- door Sedan; V-8 engine; pow erglide transmission. SBsaewBsaBMessBBse TRUCKS 1961 CHEVROLET -ton Trusk; Long wheel besej jJ-rt. bed: radio, hsater; 6yltoder. FRENCH BROAD CHEVROLET CO., IIC. MARSHALL, N. C. New MM RE-SALE NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA MADISON COUNTY IN THE SUPERIOR COURT no a xver sws ft Tism g ask 4 caused, PetWoner. f 14YRTLE PlScMONS, Widow of ROY H. PLEMMON8, st el, De- fendants. . Under and by virtue of an or - W UK IW ft ftft. I IKBsJSMSssj Vv, w ' oar ox vne titers oi oupenvr wwv OI Mauison vounvy, mene ana en- i tered to ths above entitled pro ceeding, and under and by virtus vuncsd bid entered therein, tne undersigned, Commissioners, will on the 12th day oi July, 1VW, at 11 o'clock A. M., on the premisee, st Hot Borings. North Carolina. offer for resale to the highest bid- der for cash, Tract No.' I, upon an opening bM of ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED 8E VENTY-SEV - EN and 60100 (11,677.60) DOL- I.ARS .nd '-Tract No. U unon an opaning bid of THREE THOUS-' oral Home. AND BIGHT HUNDRED THIR- The Rev. Dan Stepson offficiat TY and No100 (3,830.00) DOL-I .Ivl) hllrilll WM in Wlmt rmp. LARS, but subject to the confir- i ... u motion of the Court, those certain Pallhaarers were Brown Hy tmcts of lsnd more particularly dsr, Buster Moody, Ronnie Wil described as follows: 'son and Bob, James Henry and FIRST TRACT: All that niece or parcel of land lying and being in tne lown oi Hot Hpnngs, No. V l-ownanip, Madbwn County, North Carolina, being bounded on ths North by Serpentine Avenue, on the East by Mrs. Joy Gayer and Ella Mae Barnes, on tne south by U. u My ers, snd on the West by W. C. fowler. Said tract of land is more particularly described ac cording to a plat and survey thereof, dated November, ib4, as follows: BEGINNING at a staks in the center of Serpentina Avenue, a common corner with Mrs. Joy Gayer, which said point is the Northwest comer of a certain 15 acre tract of land conveyed by Rum bo ugh to W. H. Plemmons, st al, by deed recorded in Book 13, nags 407, and runs thence with the center of Serpentine Avenue, South 70 degrees 30 minutes West 66 feet; West 132 feet to a point in the line of W. C. Fowler; thence leaving the road and crossing a road or street, South 19 degrees 30 minutes East 236 feet; to a point in the line of G. C. Myers tract; thence with line oi u. t,. M I : ll JJiU XT . L. jnvers ana wiui uie uivw, iioi wi 65 degree 0 minutes East 185 feet to a fence corner, corner to Barnes and Myers: thence with the line of Ella Mae Barnes, and the line of Joy Gayer and crossing the road or street, North 29 degrees 30 minutes West 142 feet to the DOint oi BllltitwiNliNU. ooniain- i mg Seventy-Five hundredths acre (75100), more or less. The above described lot contains a dwelling . house thereon. .J..YJV.'.,,' iiwiui . All that certain tract of land lying and being in No. 9 Town ship, Town of Hot Springs, and containing nine (9) acres, more . or less, being bounded on i tne North by Serpentine Avenue, Fowler, U. S. Highway 25-70, on East by Bridge Street and M. Clark, on the South by Cody, and on the West of Serpentine Ave nue and Highway 25-70. Said tract of land is more particular ly described according to a plat and survey thereof prepared by Ben H. Frisby, Surveyor dated November 10, 1964, as follows: BEGINNING on a railroad spike in the West margin of U. S. Highway 25-70, the NortheastT LOIIiei Ol bllC VI 111 I OtlVILC cmnuu ,.r ,1... r..ir o o .. : I lot, and runs thence with the mar gin of U. S. Highway 25-70, as follows: North 15 degrees West 90.4 feet; North 21 degrees West 60 feet; North 50 degrees West 35 feet; North 87 degrees 45 min utes West 35 feet; South 88 de grees 30 minutes West 35 feet; thence crossing the highway and with the line of Fowler, North 19 degrees 30 minutes West 119 feet to a point on the South margin of Serpentine Avenue, which said point is 100 feet; South 63 de grees West from the Northwest corner of Lot No. 1; thence with Serpentine Avenue, South 68 de grees West 32 feet; South 29 de grees 30 minutes West 132 feet; thence leaving Serpentine Avenue and running South 19 degrees 45 minutes West 628 feet to a point in U. S. Highway 26-70; thence with the highway and the contin uation of Serpentine Avenue as follows: South 38 degrees West 66 feet; South 28 degrees 40 min utes West 200 feet; South 32 de grees 80 minutes West 121 feet to corner of Cody; thence with the uody una, south ez degrees su minutes East 216 feet to a stake in the West margin of Bridge Street; thence North 29 degrees East 95.6 feet to a stake, corner to M. M. Clark lot; thence leaving ths street and with the Clark line, North 66 degrees 60 minutes West 119 feet; North 29 degrees East 100 feet; South 66 degrees East 118 feet to a stake on the Wsst margin of Bridge Street: thence with Wast margin of Bridge Street, North 29 degrees East 119 feet and North 68 de grees East 392 feet to an iron pipe, the Southwest corner of Gulf Station lot; thence with. Mm. Gulf Station lot, North 88 de grees 47 minutes West 100 feet; North 18 degrees 02 minutes West 180 fast; North 61 degrees 37 Minutes East 100 fest to the point of BEGINNING. Each of the above tracts will be sokt separately to the highest bidder tor cash and a ten (I0i) per cant deposit will be required of the successful bidder, subject to raised bids, and ths cunfinaa tion of the Court. This ths 26th day of June, 19S6. CHARLES E. MASHBURN Commissioner 74, Is , Renew Your Subscription To The News-Record Conley Fisher, 61, Passes Thursday; 'day j Oonley Fisher, 61, of 187 Bmg- h JA-llk, dUd In an 1 Ashevtoe hospital Thursday, June 24, IMS, after a short illness. 1 Kf yisher was a son of the kite W. H. and Sapphire Capps Fish er and waa a retired electrician. Surviving are a son, Charles; ' Fisher, both of Asheville, and Ril- ey and Burgin Fisher, both of w u-n. .a ,k. ssM I TT! ' . "T " T TT u- A aDence 01 acon, us, sirs, ; Hugh Hyder of Fist Creek and Mrs. Oliver Moedy of Asheville. M hM mt m - 71T i n u vT Saturday in Berryman-HaU Fun- George Ftoher. , PAINFUL C :orns?J uid 2BS& AMAZING LIQUID RELIEVES PAIN J IT DISSOLVES CORNS AWAY Now remove corns the fast, eaiy way with Freezooe. Liquid Prcerone re sieves pain iosondy. works below the skin line to dissolve corns away in just days. Get Freexone. . .at all drug counters. Mrs. Alice Dowd, Native Of County, Passes Friday Mrs. Alice Morrow Dowd, 3y, of Huntington Valley, Pa., died Fri day, June 26, 1965 in hec home after a long illness. She was a native of Madison County. Surviving are the huabaed, A. W. Dowd; a son John; and a HamrhtBr Deloris both of the home; the mother, Mrs. Hattie Morrow Sherrod of Wichita, Kan.; three sisters, Mrs. Conley Faulk ner of Aaheville, Mrs. Johne Czarneski and Mrs. John Bykhui zen both of Wichita, Kan. Graveside services were held at 11 a. m., today (Thursday) in Bowman-Rector Cemetery. The Rev. Dan Force officiated. Bowman Funeral Home was in charge. 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