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m RECORD CLA1 AU COLSMAN C CALDWBIA bisautwimi awmr MOP, MMMHa 4-Mb FOB SALE (three ark 13 c lend; lo- Road ill corpor ate limit. Contact: MR. or MRS. CHARLIE SAWVE R Marshall, N. C. 7-lp HELP WAKTBD Middto aged white woman to keep hmtm ftw threc adults near Man bhl mod ern ccflventeaeee. Call Ml Hill. N. C 6M, or write to MISS DORA MePETERS fit 1, Mar. Hill, N .C. M,ifc' FOR RALE 100 (Standard). Contact: MarateklLK. C, Rt 7. Bn 61 HELP WANTED HALE Own your own Rawleigfc MUM to Madison Count?. Many thous- Mitel li ou. Write Rwvfeta Itept NC G oM 1, Kiobmeod, Va. 7-1, 8 and 29 Neill Rom (Continued from Page One) ha aoa soph T. MARSHALL, the mothar, M of Harford, five of of Loa Mm. Mr. Gilbert Dark af N. C, Mra. Harry Hopktea and Mra. Everett AUam of Norfolk, and Mra. Samoa! Rtd- dla of Lone Beach, Oattf. mmcmrn www new at UM p. m,. Saturday at Draka'a Branch Presbyterian Church. Burial waa ia Oakwood Cemetery. N. C. Tha family asked that gifte hi lieu of flowers ba made to Dor. Manorial Prebayterisn Church in Hat Two Minwloi With The Bible Keysville wma to FOR SALE Small farm containing- 15 acres; four-room house; tobacco bant; .6 acre to bacco allotment: on pared road one mile from Petersburg. Con tact: COY HAYNIE Marshall, N. C, Rt. 6 Dial 649-2168 7-lc FOR SALE - 120 hale orchard grass and tadrao clover; short age of storage space 60c to G. R MANHY Rt. S, Box 226, Bumaville, N. C. Telephone 682-3134 7-1, 8p Officer. Ceotusn. SELL TV-advertised PRODUCTS. The way is paved for you. You will find a steady demand with earnings of from $6 to $10 daily in spare hours showing Avon Products. Write, giving instruc tions to your home, to MRS. MARY HARDIN P. O. Boot 893 MARION, N. C. 7-1 MIDWAY UPHOLSTERY Furniture, Dinette Chairs, Trucks, Jeeps All Work Guaranteed Herb Lampley and Jim Carroll Phone 689-4666 Mars Hill, N. C. 5-27 6-24p "LIFE SAVERS" FOR SWIMMERS OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Modern, well lighted office space located on Main Street in Mar shall. Building could accommo date several persons. Contact: LISTON B. RAMSEY Marshall, N. C. PUZZLE SOLUTION Can you solve the crossword puz zle correctly for $2,000? That's the kinl of prise that could be paid for the right answer to the Baltimore News American Jack pot Crossword Puzzle. Try this week. See clues, word list and entry blank in THE BALTIMORE NEWS AMERICAN SoM At Year Local Newsdealer SINGER MACHINE: In like new cabinet. ZIG-ZAGS, makes but tonholes, fancy stitches, and darns, etc. Local party may fin ish payments of $11.14 monthly or pay complete balance t &4.itf. full details and where write: Home Office, "National's Time Payment Dept., Box 283, Greensboro, N. C. 6-24 7-15c AGE 18-52. Prepare now for U. S. Government jobs. Thousands of openings yearly. Salary dp to $4690 yearly. Civil Service offers security, good salaries, paid vacations, raises, paid sick leave, liberal pensions. Grammar school sufficient for many Jobs. Stay on present job while training. For farther in formation write to Southern Training, co this newspaper, giving name, address, phone, age, time at home and prehent em ployment 6-24 7-22c FOR SALE OR RENT One 7 room .house, five acres land, on Marshall - Mars Hill Highway. Known as C. L. McLean proper ty. Contact . ERNEST TEAGUE. . Marshall, N. C. 6-24 7-lc Life Saving tips for the mil lions of persons who will take t the water this summer were rec ommended today by the American Red Cross. The two sports, together the most popular with Americans, ac count for most of the 6,400 an nual drownings " in the United States, Morgan C. Byrd, water safety chairman of the Asheville Ares' Chapter, said today. "With the ng"ht precautions, many1 of these tragedies could have been prevented," he de clared. "The Asheville Chapter this summer will continue its county wide program of making lodal residents safer in the water. Swim ming and life saving courses will be taught at many local pools throughout the summer. Interest ed persons should check with the nearest pools or call the Red Cross for registration and class dates." Mr. Boyd listed these safety steps to prevent drownings and other waterside accidents: 1. Learn to swim. If you can swim a little, learn to swim bet ter. Your Red Cross chapter can tell you when its next swimming Charles MoDevitt. ushers; Landers, baptistery; Mrs. Everett Rice and Mrs. Est Burnett. communion service; and Mrs. Monroe Sawyer, ox tones. Sunday School officers and their assistants are superintendent, E. O. Burnett, C. N. Adams; secre tary, Mrs. Kenneth Treadway; Mrs. Eugene Thomas; chorister, C. N. Adams; corresponding sec retary, Mrs. Wayne Brigman; ex tension deportment, Jeter P. Ram sey; cradle roll, Mrs. Claude Lan ders; educational director, Mrs. Tillery Buckner. Teachers and assistants: Adult men: Tillery Buckner, Everette Rice; Adult ladies: Mrs. Nolan Ad. ams, Mrs. George B. Shupe; T.E.L. Class: Mrs. Tillery Buck ner, Mrs. Amos Thomas; Young Adults: Mrs.- Otto McDevitt, Miss Rosa Lee Cantrell; Intermediates: Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. E. O. Bur nett; Junior Boys: Mrs. Wheaton McClure, Claude Landers; Junior Girls: Mrs. Eugene Thomas, Miss Janet Buckner; Primary: Mrs. Ro zella Willett, Miss Pat Smith; Be ginners: Miss Angelou Roberts, Miss Louise McDevitt. Special committees include Pul pit: Everette Rice, Mrs. Eugene Thomas, Claude Landers, Tillery Buckner, Mrs. Otto McDevitt; Flowers: Miss Mildred Buckner, Mrs. E. 0. Bumette, Mrs. Ken neth Treadway, Mrs. Moody Brig man; Christmas Treat: Wayne Brigman, Claude Landers; Christ mas Program: Misses Louise Mc Devitt, Linda Adams, Charlotte Shupe, Dora Ann Kice, Pat Smith, Angelou Roberts; Nominating: Wayne Brigman, Mrs. Claude Landers, Miss Janet Buckner, ! Fred McDevitt. Everette. Rice: Calif., and "-'"''-'-r FELLOWSHIP WITH GOD Has. by nature, ta afraid of God. Whan Ate first tinned, to) shook! have gone tmmsntetely to God to bag forgiveness Mat for raarey. Instead Jan what millions are doing to Oar: he ran and hid from God so Oat God had to corns and took far him. as it were, calling: "Ad- am where art thou?" (Gen. 84) Many people who tons Mar attorn as food, morally, as tow) them feel uttearty ant of place ta ms of milli, a m torn SCHEDULE DIAL; 1460 Monday : Nsws Country W.M.M.H. PR( kin Skew 45 Breakfast Tim. New. Mrvakfaai Tims Cuucrr an pray and praise God This is beeauae ta tfceir heart af they know that they have had own. abort of th. (tor of God" (Rom 8:28). Such, however, amy cams to know, love and enjoy Goo m rough farm In Christ He was Himself "God manifest to the flesh," corns to earth in love to pay for our sins on Calvary's cross, so that wo might have "redemption - through His blood, the forgive - of sins according to the rich es of His grace" (Bph. 1:7). Concerning those who respond in grateful faith and trust in the crucified, risen, glorified Lord for salvation, the Apostle Paul says: Therefore, being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ; by whom we have access by faith into this grace wherein we stand and rejoice in the hope of the glo ry of God" (Rom. 5:2). Pesos with God, and the fellow ship which naturally follows is 1 aK- : BreafcfM Btyla I ov Morning Mowa ; 1U-. 7:W Hsatto Nowa :2s Breakfast Time Btyl. r imMows HaadHae. . mimm Tta Go en try for a ill Merwtof, Devotees i:tt Soul Wtaaiag Oe.p.l :80 Gospel Smgtlme :45 Gospel Stagnate ' FTMfj Jfer It .-OS New. Ktoy hoar 11:46 (Wed. Sat) of earist l:S-TrsUa ' u Ohurch - - J atyto 18:38 Chock Wages If : Farm Far em 1 uv Farm 1:M Ceuatry Music J 2 KM Country Music Jamboree PP. Country Most Jamboree 8:06 4:06 1466 Cluh 4:-Newa Haadliat. b 00 New. 5::16 Service Show 6:30 Light Ltfe 6:00 News 6:06 Light Life vTjrlBrAt Melodtee 7:48 Sign Off (Month of July HAIRCUT AND 8HAVH At a soktiers hospital one of is wounded Tommies sought per mission to visit the village. Ike matron did not think it wise to let him go, so asked him what ho wanted. I want to get something in a shop there," he said. "Well," she returned, "I am go ing to the village myself this village myself this morning, and may as well get it for you." "Very well, ma'am,"' agreed the Tommy; "please bring me a hair cut and a shave." the most precious treasure the human heart can contain. Yet our fellowship with Him here on earth is but the beginning. Read care- luuy cpnesians t:zo-Z7 and see how He took on Him human form, and died, that He might have us for Himself forever, Spaceman Cookies Librarian is Miss Janet Buck ner, assisted by Mrs. TiHery Buck ner, Mm. Wayne Brigman and Mrs. E. O, Bumette. TODAY'S MEDITATION class is scheduled. 2. Always swim with a compan-! Frcd McDevitt, Everette ion never alone. For lnn "uilding: C. N. Adams. tance swimming, have someone in a boat accompany you. 3. Swim in a safe place. The presence of lifeguards usually in dicates the area is safe for swim ming. 4. Know the area. Before div ing, make sure the water is deep enough and there are no hidden objects such as submerged racks. & If you have not been swim ming since last summer, take it easy at first. Recognize your limitations and don't try to go be yond them. 6. Wait at least an hour after eating before giong into the wa ter, and don't swim when over heated or overtired. 7. Don't depend on a tnbe or in flated toy to hold you up. They can slip away from you. 8. Watch your step. Walk, don't run, around the pool deck. Don't skylark. , , : f 9- Try , to remain calm in case of trouble in "the water. Assume FOR SALE Building lots near Mars Hill: Contact BRUCE PHILLIPS Phone 680-6161, Mars Hill, N. C. 6-24 7-8j . ' FOR SALE 1981 Volkswagen; radio and heater; dean. Can to) sees at my residence. CHAUNCEY METCALF Dial 649-4046 Marshall, N. C. 6-24 7-8p face-up f loatine- nosition. kaen your hands under water, and slow ly move hands ami feet 1& If vyoar: boat capsizes, don't awl-itorriflff(1i. Most small waft wul; float, even when filled wRh; WStHV fe "BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE" Saws Mra. Lucille Scronce of Mors Hill at tin Variety Shop on Main St, Monday, June 28, 1966 from II o'clock a. m., to, 4iW p. m. What? Borah Coventry Jewelry , will be on display shown new jew elry. Also someone will win s beautiful set of Sarah Coventry Jewelry. Yon very often sea this Space confriff writer to astro naut who hai -just taken off for "What r do yfft mean you think you haro a- fled in your space suit'?"." " " CLYDE L. ENGLISH Insurance Office Now Located In Tugman Building Mars Hill, N. C. Yon Are Cordially Invited To VioH Me At My New Location iOijia CLYDE L. ENGLISH Mors Hill Phono Sftflai 141 wviry worn o V t v cojonritite. Read Psalm 42 My seol thirsts for God, for the living God. When shall I come and behold the face of God? (Psalm 42:2, RSV) My Argentine physician friend was thirsty for God. He sought Him everywhere. He forsook civ il life and went to a monastery. Later be left it, thinking he wouhi never find God. For twenty years he gave up the search. One evening as he passed m front of a church, the singing of a hymn caught his attention. Un willingly, he entered the sanctu ary and sat down. "If you want to find God, you must follow Christ," he beard the preacher say in the midst of his sermon.' He found God and came rejoicing to tell me. Then came the supreme sur render. To be just s member of the church was for him not enough! He dedicated fan life to Christ's kingdom. . Several months later he was in Bolivia working with' the Indians of the High Plains. Now. he is in the jungles carrying on under .untold handi caps. God's love sings in his fin gers ami lips while he brings alive in his ministry of teaching and preaching the real meaning of the gospel of Christ Prayer: Give us, 0 God eternal, the blessing of finding Thee in lowly oaths of service; for relig tea ia sot jast a contemplation of Thy face, bat the carrying on of Thy passion of love in a ministry - M . . . te e or oervtce. in jeans' name we pray. Aason. Thought for the day: Surrender to Christ and loving service in Bis name satisfy our hunger for God. Methods Chanced (Continued from Pago One) a ninyodttj allotment designated for a tract of hug for which ownership is being transferred from a parent form or the amount remaining on the parent farm af ter transfer of ownership of a portion of tha farm shall not be larger than the amount required to establish an allotment or such commodity comparable to those established for similar farms in the same area; (b) The sum of the commodity allotments and feed grain bases divided shall not exceed the sum of such allotments and bases for the parents farm; (c) The sum of the commodity al lotments and feed grain bases al located to an individual tract shall not exceed the cropland in such tracts; (d) Allotments cannot be divided in the manner designated by the farm owner where the land is subject to a deed of trust, mort gage or lien, unless the holder of the deed of trust, mortgage or lien hoWer agrees to the division. Ft B, River (Continued from Pago One) In conclusion, Ramsey said that any farmer selling or buying land should contact the ASCS office for further information. R. A. Baseball Spaceman Cookies, perched on marshmallow "launching Dads." take popular gingerbread men Into the realm of tomorrow. These cookies haven't soomed aloft in a speosship yet, bat they're guaran teed to sana your youngsters into "orbit." Bake Spaceman Cookies with enriched self-rising flour to be sure of extra nourishment. Enrichment contributes valuable nutrients the B-vitamhm thiamine, niacin and riboflavin, the minerals Iron and calcium, pros protein and food energy all "musts" on your family's diet Ret The leavening and salt prs.Hended by the miller in speclflai amounts into self-rising floor speed preparation, too. For best flavor bake the cookies a day ahead and store In a tlntly covered con tainer to "mellow" overnight. PACKMAN COOKIES About dosen oeektes 4 cups sifted enriched ft sup melted shortening or all aelf-rlstefl. flour 1 2 teaspoons ground olnger 1 teaspoon cinnamon Currants or raisins 1 cup light molasses Confectioners sugar Icing Set out baking sheets. Preheat oven to 360o. gift together flour, ginger and elontmon Blend molasses, shortening and egg. Mix thoroughly into floor mixture. Chill at least 2 hours. Roll -lncU thick. Cot oat "spacemen" using cardboard pattern or lightly floured cookie cutter. Place on baking sheet and decorate with cur rants or raisins. Bake 15 to 20 minutes, or until lightly browned. Cool, on Wire rack, then dooorate with confectioners sugar Icing. Store in tightly closed container. If 700 don't sift and in the absence of other directions, spoon floor directly from container into a one-cup dry measure, level off, then remove two level tablespoon fu la, according to USDA raooatoeadsfloM. (Continued from Page One) Pike. Oak Ridge's team is tentative and if it fails to function it is hoped another team will Apiece it. Mr. Shider encourages this type of recreation for the Royal Am bassadors and hopes for more churches to participate. The schedule for July is as fol lows: (All games on MHC dia mond) July 3, 1966 Bull Creek vs Pin ey Mountain 2:30. July 3 Forks of Ivy vs. Oak Ridge 16.00 July 5 Two winning teams of Saturday 10:00 July 5 Two losing teams of Saturday 2:00 July 10 Forks of Ivy vs. Mad ison Seminary 10:00 July 10 Oak Ridge vs. Piney Mountain 2:30 . July 17 Bull Creek vs. Madison Seminary 10:00 July 17 Forks of Ivy vs. Piney Mountain 2:80 July 24 Oak Ridge vs. Bull Creek 10:00 July 24 Piney Mountain vs. Madison Seminary 2:30 July 81 Bull Creek vs. Forks of Ivy 2:80 the name of 'French' was added to the western river. "The designation of it aa 'French' is due to the foot that as the region between the Missis sippi River and the Blue Ridfee was commonly spoken of as French territory and its water courses as French waters. "Thus we have the French Broad River, which runs into the Mississippi River through the Tennessee and Ohio Rivers, as distinugished from the (English) Broad River which ultimately reaches the Atlantic Ocean." Dr. Sondley says that "appar ently the first published mention of the stream of the French Broad was in 1762 in Timberlake Mem oirs." (This reference is to "the Memoirs of Lieut. Henry Timber lake, 1756-1765," a Virginian who visited the Overhill towns of the Cherokee.) Timberlake, however, referred to it simply as Broad River. "The next mention,' Dr. Sond ley says, "is in a letter from Al exander Cameron, deputy superin tendent of Indian Affairs; to his principal, John Stuart, dated June 1, 1776, in which he speaks of the Tennessee part of the river by the name of 'Broad River,' using the name as Timberlake did. It seems that the first published mention of the stream by the name 'French Broad' is in a resolution of the North Carolina Senate in Decem ber, 1777." Conservation - (Continued from Page One) that the purpose of the A OP Is to conserve the Nation's soil, wa ter, and forestry resources. The funds authorised for the program sre authorized by Congress. By making the funds available, Con gress is recognizing the impor tance of insuring adequate protec tion for our basic soil and water resources. The practices in each county are drawn up to fit the needs of that county, according to Robin son. He urges all farmers to study their needs and use this pro gram to help solve their conser vation problems. July 31 Oak Ridge vs. Madison Seminary 10:00 FOUR OF US A very much discouraged teach er examining a boy's home work turned to him and said, "I don't see how one person oould make no many mistakes." "It wasn't just one person," said the youngster. "It was four J me, mom, pop and Aunt Mary." Plenty Of There'll Be Fun At Hot Springs On Saturday, July 3 1:00-6:00: 1:00-8:00: a II II I I Skeet Shooting - Hog Rifle Shoot Pony Rides - 6:00-10:00: Bingo 5:00-8:00: FISH FRY 8:30: FIREWORKS; ' at 8 p. . Stmt luoiig - Sqiare Diieiig 0, Jj Sponsored By HOT SPRINGS UONS CLUB Uberte Barbieri fAroawftea)
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