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When you're down at your dealer's toying out a new Cherrolet, be Mir
yon poll out the ash tray. Notice how nice and easy It glides, never hanging
cp or eren scraping. The reason b, It rides on ball bearings. Four shiny
fittfe ball bearfngs. (Take the tray alt the way out and you'll see them.)
Yon say yon dont erea smoke? Then took at It this way. That
csh tray is a symbol of the way we make cars; Paying extra
attention to the fittie things as weH as the big ones, as a way
of makmg extra sore your, '67CbeTrofctglTesyo
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ADJUSTMENT
Ability to cope with ohanging
times is an essential character
istic of all great men.
NO CHANCE
Faith coats nothing to got, noth
ing to keep, but the person with
out it is lost.
MOVE OUT
If at first you don't succeed,
idon't sit down and tell what your
ancestors did.
66 CHEVROLET 61 FORD Hardtop 57 CHEVROLET 2-door
$2395.00 $595.00 $145.00
56 BRONCO 80 CHEVROLET Corvair 57 CMC Truck
$1995.00 $145.00 $795.00
65 MUSTANG; Automatic 50 CHEVROLET Corvair 56 FORD Truck
$1795.00 $145.00 $395.00
65 MUSTANG ' 60 CHEVROLET Station Wag- 55 FORD 2-door
169S0 n $695.00 9MM
64 FORD 4-door 66 FORD Truck
$1395.00 60 RAMBLER $295.00
.... $85.00
64 CHEVROLET Impala 64 FOED Truck
$1595.00 SO CHEVROLET Conrertibte $295.00
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64 FALCON Hardtop CT ., - . . ., c" 63 FORD 2-door
$1395.00 30 CHEVBOgjT $75.00
64 1XM) fg 59 CHEVROLET 4-door " 80 FORD 2-door
' . v -$4S5.00 " . $250.00
63 VOLKSWAGEN m.
, $995.00 ' - CHEVROLET Mar 63 FORD Fafrl&n t
63 FORD 4-door ' $1095.00 i .
r25 0O ' ' 50 CHEVROLET Track """bi
1 : f n VOLVO - r " i
61 VALIANT f " s f mmmmmmmmm ' - ISSt PI ' '
$1MC3 39 FOED Trmk - - 2 a..cq
61 CHEVROLET Truck; 4- ' ' t .'
wheel drire , 8 ClIEHV . 'LT f 4-door . I
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l Athene Catholic ,
' GIRLS GAME ; .
Hot Sprlnjr. (42) & Robt.
ibone 4, Lamb, Kin, Gantry, No.
ton, Hun, n..jwim jcwiwwi
a .v.F!iiv.rVtholls (20V ; Del-
liuRianea 1. Hutefaina 1. Johnson,
Myr 18, Jeiuoa z. vaipiwr,
Kane. Barr, Holt, Kiefesr. ' .
Halftone: iv-iv, not springw,
. St'
. .. BOYS GAME
Hot Springs (Wir-Huff ( 18,
ttrowa c, uuoweu, maaey. oum
rel S, Wells , 4, B. Chandler, H.
Brown, , WWtson, M. Chandler,
Holder.; - '-. ".-
Aaheville-CathoUe (67) Well.
(man 12, Henaley 11, Coonan 2,
Lawaon zz, Wilson 0, Means 4,
Walters, Seay 4, Patrick 6, Han
nan, Daughton.
Halftime: 37-26, Asheville Cath
olic P 9fi Ago
AT SPRING CREEK
GIRLS GAME
Marshall (48) Tipton Pon
der 3, Johnson 22, Lewis, Friaby
18, Buckner 6, Candler, L. Bry
an 4.
Spring Creek (36) G. Fowl
er 18, A. Moore, K. Moore 15, Holt
4, W. Moore, Brooks, Justice 4.
Halftime: 26-16, Marshall.
I..-..J all (75) C '.-.veil 15
w...k x. Al!n 13. B. l(.msey 16
V.oiKy 9, CoJy 11, Fiaher 8, M.
Ramsey, fcprinkie, Jtsaiuta.
Spring Creek (44) Price 7,
Finley 6, juowe 10, Keener o, mea
dows e, woore z, nooerw,
Haltlme; 86-21, Marshall.
AT MARS HILL
GIRLS GAME
Tipton Bill (21) Deyton 1,
Honeyeun. uyrit 8, u. urmiTin,
iBryant 1, J; Griffith, Arrowood,
Hiu, Jones 4, Peterson 7, Hugtes,
Mllle,il ,y:..
Mart HIU 84) Ray 8, WUlia
1 . ' m o ii-i. at u.M' xir
Sheltou , 2,. Norton 2, J. Shelton,
McKinney 1, Whitt, Thomas, Tina-
Halftfana: Mara HiU.20-7.
Tipton Hill (48) Odom 22,
Jenkins 14, T. Tipton 6, Peterson,
Garland 7, J. Miller, Hutfbeey R.
Tipton, Campie, M. Miller.
Mara Hill (66) Parkas 26.
DeBruhl 2, J. Huff 20, Hamlin 6,
Honeycutt 9, Sluder 4, S. Huff.
Halftime: Mars Hill 27-22.
AT ROSMAN
GIRLS GAME
Spring Creek (38) Fowler
6, A. Moore 10, K. Moore 14, W.
Moore 1, Holt 4, Brooks 1, Justice
1, Waldroup 1, Kirkpatriok.
Roam an (49) Hokombe 13,
McCall 20. Owen 10, Thomas 2.
tM. Chapman 4, Fisher, P. Chap
man.
Halftime: Rosman 18-16.
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Moore, li.. .
Roninan (.1 ) D. V '
9, Wilde 4, V. V. 1 V - e lJp 1 0
call 14, Hall 9, Owen 2, R. W lnt
mira 8, Thorp. ;
Halftime: Spring Creek 25-18.
AT MARSHALL . 4-
GIRLS" GAMeV1'U,,?
Hot Springs (21) S. Roberts
. 1 Ttvomas v. o. rnomasi avn
ibona 2, ' King, - Gentry, Holt, M.
!. Marshall (66);U Troton t. Pon,
der, Johnson 2 Frisby 26 Buck,
ner 7, Lewis 1, Rector 4, L. Crowe,'
J. Crowe 2, Candler.1- Nix a.i Li
Bryan, Ramsey McDeritt May
hew. .' . ., ' t.iK .1. wo, s J
Halftkwft Marshall EMI-'" J'
Hot Springs ' '41)' Huff' 17,
sotry 9, Padgett 10, Moors, piur
year 2, II. Chandler 1, Wilis, Cald
well, M. Chandler.
Marshall (Tl) Caldwell , 8.
West 11, B. Ramsey. 16, Worley
Sprinkle 6, Banks 4, M. Ramsey
3, wara.
Halftime: Marshall 40-16.
Piney Grove Singing
To Be Sunday Night
The regular 5th Sunday singing
will be 'held Sunday night, Janu
ary 29, at the Piney Grove Bap
tist Church, where the Rev. Jack
Davis is pastor. The JoyfuUaires,
'.if.
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MISS HAUL JU ANITA GEN-
TRYila th daoghbsr of Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Gentry of Hot
Springs Rt- 2, who announced her
engagement to Charles Harvey
Norton,' son of ' Mr. sunt Mrs.
Chuck 'Norton of MarahaH Rt. .
Miss Gentry is a senior at Spring
Creek' High School. Mr. Norton,
a graduate of Laurel High School
and Blanton's Business College,
ik employed at Youngblood Truck
Lines.
The Gillespie Children, The Alex
ander Ladies' Quartette and (many
Other groups are expected to he
there. All singers and listeners
invited to come take part in the
singing.
Dennis Parris will be in charge.
My & Fsf ays mm
W USTT mm TM
Notice is hereby given that the List Takers for Madison County will sit at the fol
lowing places at the time and places listed below. All property owners and tax
payers are required to return to the List Takers for taxation, for the year 1967,
all the Real Estate and Personal Property which each one shall own on the first
day of January or shall be required to give in then. All male persons between the
ages of 21 and 50 years are to list their polls during the same time. . Return of
property and giving in of polls are required, under the pains and penalties impbs-
ecLby. law.
All Motor Vehicles Will Be Checked Against State Registration CarcU
1
There will be NO EXTENSION of time given unless an emergency arises.
ALL TAXES MUST BE LISTED DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY
Following are the List Takers for 1967 With Dates and Listing Places
- Mrs. Francesi
T-l W-l Marshall -
Buckner
(Former T-l W-l, T-l W-4)
Jan. 3 through Jan. 31 at Court House; Hours:
8:30 a. m. - 4:30 p. m., Monday through Friday. Sat
urdays, 8 :30 a. m. - 1 :30 p. m.
T-l W-2 Sandy Mush - Little Pine
Mrs. Roland Ramsey
f (Former T-l W-3, T-6, T-7)
Jan. 7, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28 at Court House;
Honrs: 8:30 a. m. - 4:30 p. m. Jan. 11, Paul Buck
tier's Store: Jan. 17, Reeves Store, Sandy Mush; Jan.
18, Davis Store, Redmon; Jan. 25, Goforth's Store,
Redmon.
T-2 Laurel Mrs. Ruth King
(Former T-2 W-l, T-2 W-2, T-10)
Jan. 7, Church of God, Spillcorn; Jan. 11, Earl
Rice's Store, Big Laurel; Jan. 14, Norton's Store, Re
vere; Jan. 18, Fred Shelton's Store, Little Laurel;
Jan. 21, Rock Store, Shelton Laurel; Jan. 23, Clar
ence Cutshall Store, Shelton Laurel ; Jan. 26, Hubert
Cutshall Store; Jan. 28, Cook's Store, Belva. All
other week days at home.
T-3 W-l - Mars Hill - Mrs. Carl Cody
(Former T-15)
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ; Jan. 7, 10.
12, 14, 17, 19, 21, 24, 26, 28, 81, Mars Hill Town Hall
Hours: 8:30 - 4:30. M
T-4 Beech Glen Mrs. Emerson
English
(Former T-4, T-5)
Jan. 7, Lee Willis Store; Jan. 10, Fred Rice's
Store; Jan. 14, Frank Manejy's Store; Jan. 17, Levi
Hunter's Store; Jan. 21, Lee Willis Store; Jan. 24,
Fred Rice's Store ; Jan. 28, Levi Hunter's Store ; Jan.
31, Levi Hunter's Store; Other week days at home.
T-5 Walnut Mrs. Fred Rigsby
(Former T-l W-2, T-12)
Jan. 7, Jack Guthrie's Station, Brush Creek;
Jan. 11, Hubert Wilds, Big Pine;; Jan. 14, Bob John
son's Store, Walnut; Jan. 21, Jack Guthrie's Station,
Brush Creek ; Jan. 18, Ray Buckner's, Big Pine ; Jan.
26, Roy Roberts' Store, Barnard; Jan. 28, Walnut
Supply, Walnut. Other week diays at home.
T-6 Hot Springs Mrs. Peggy Dot
terer (Former T-9)
Jan. 6, 7, 13, 14, 20,, 21, 27, 28, Hot Springs Li
brary; Jan. 16, 12:00 noon to 3:00 p. m., Stackhouse;
Jan. 23, 9:00 a. to 12:00 noon, Foster's Store;
Bhutin: Jan. 2S, ' 1:00 p. m.,' to 3:30 p. m., Bicker's
Store, Paint Rock. ,. ?
T-7 Ebbs 4 Chapel Mrs. Jasper I
lJenkins ' r? t?t :- ! ;
(Former T-l 1, T-l 6) '
:t-3 V-2
Petersburg Kerf man
1
r
(Former T-3,' T-14) 1X vn' f -j
.7, A AC Grocery Center Jan.' 14, - IL C.
re, i-eters&urgr; Jan. 21, W. C. Eilvefs
n. 3,'. "Oak Grove CoEimuti Building;
C,. Cody's tore, rtenburar; Other week
r
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Tuesdays and Saturday's,' Jai '7, 10, 14, 17, 24,
28, 81, Jasper Jenkins Store; Jan. 21, Capps Store.
T-8 Spring Creek rMrs Spencer
1W1UIU 1 '
(Former T-8 W-l, T-8 V-2, T-13)
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Jan. 7, nar'y VTillett's ELore; Jan. 11, Goforth's
Store; Jan. 14, iewsrt rif-r-ns' Store; Jan. 18.
Ilomer Fie cr.;' f' -: J- . 21, WilletTs Ltore.
Epri?T Cre-k; Jn. T T. J. 7 " ,w s re; J-i.23,
Ica ;.c(..:Lis L;a; 1 tb. 1, ileUs LLore, Lprirj
Creek; Clher wc:k dys f . tc:e. ; 1