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'mm IIIALL, II. C, OCT. 24, 10C3 Til f 3 r HE CORP ' ' , . , . Page Nit If..::- f O y: !J- p" mil f'.f County Schools ' MRS. JEAN T. ROBINSON 4 fl V J 4rl V 4 Week of October 28 Nov. 1 Monday: Barbecue, beef on school made buns, alaw, buttemoi corn, peaches, .cinnamon roll, milk. Tuesday: Soup beam, carrot slaw, ootbagie fry potatoes, Apricot pie, crispy cornbread, milk. Wednesday: Fish sticks or fish steaks, mashed potatoes, broccoli lin cheese sauce, bulgar rolls, pine apple upside down cake, milk. Thursday: Hamburger on achooi made bun, potato chips, pickles, slaw, apple sauce, cake, milk. Friday: Beef vegetable soup, 0aMnes, (Tilled choose sandwiches, chocolate pudding1, milk. I ' Bake " Sale .At'l'tf Antioch Saturday -Th kot Spring! Ninth Grade Claw is eponsdring a bake sals at Who Foster Sbors to 4h Antioch Community, ion Saturday, . October 26. The sale Will start at 9:00 a. m., and continue until 8:00 p. m. Calces, pies, cupcakes, oandy and! K&rinika will be available. Singing There will be a program of sing ing at the Red Hill Free Will Bap tist Church next Sunday afternoon beginning at two o'clock. All singers and the public are iiwitod. HOT SPRINGS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Oct. 25 Cane River home (Conference) Marshall High 1968 Football Schedule Oct. 25 Rosman there 1 EDGE WOOD Restaurant 1435 Merrimon Ave. Asheville N. C. Breakfast Dinner Supper Regular Meals Short Orders Sandwiches Homemade Pies Open 6 a. m. 10 p. m. AIR-CONDITIONED Shop AP iy air For Trick or Treat Values Prices In This Ad Eff. Thru Saturday, Oct. 26 Anr Pofje: fcifcheft Freib M3z pko Mb. f9 Oandy Corn Arm Pog Kitqhftfl frttsft Harvest Mix Ann fcag Kitchen Rrh Marshmallow Arn PflijW XrttiMn Ffh Indian Corn CarJyUagic .Candy Jelly Beans TRICK OR TREAT BEVERAGE 55c CLUB- 12-FI W fQl5 4 Ounce if o ANN PAGE KITCHEN FRESH o Candy Pumpkins 13 oz. pkg. 29c 100 Count Sour Balls 1 lb. 4 oz. pkg. 5?c 100 Count Butterscotch Balls 1 lb. 4 oz. pkg. 59c 80 Count Assorted Hard Candies 1 lb. 4 oz. pkg. 65c Party As:ortment 11 14 oz. pkg. 45c Party Assortment --1 lb. 4 oz. pkg. 69c Peanut Butter Kisses 1 lb. pkg. 45c Assorted Kisses 19 oz. pkg. 45c Assorted Candy Pops 36 Count, 8 oz. pkg. 33c Multi-Color Pops 50 Count, 11 14 oz. pkg. 45c Candy Pops 50 Count, 1114 oz. pkg. 45c Candy Pops.-.100 Count, 1 lb. 614 oz. pkg. 79c Sour Balls 10 oz. pkg. 33c Assorted Jolly Rolls 10 oz. pkg. 33c Butterscotch Balls 10 oz. pkg. 33c Gum Candy Pumpkins 14 12 oz. pkg. 29c Solid Choc. Pumpkins, Foil Wrap 1 lb. pkg. 75c Caramel Nougat Roll - 1712 oz. pkg. 65c 3 CARAMEL APPLES ; O ANN PAGE KiTCHft FRESJ ft C:!ftfjJuiap On Fara Drainage ::l;ByilMBOGGS, MadiMHi . Countjr Conserrationist H After 't'muimm like the one juat pat, it to Wd to think xf any land being AO wet for crops. Buit it Is (ttdQ here and right now is a, good time toSlWmedy the situation. 'While the land emiain dry, this fall is good time to wxrk on tile or open dmtchfea. TecJimdoal assistance is available free of clharfe throuifh the laL Soil and Water Conservation l)is- ,trict to (help 'you in finding out if drainage ds needed ami if so what1 kind. We will help in the layout of the improvements on the Land and in the supervision of iuslal- daition. Before you j'begin any dniinnKe work, there are two questions tliat must be amawered: How wet is the soil ami what is causing the wetness? Witness can 'be caused hy the flooding' of the streams, overflow of water from the hillside, seep age from the hills along the fields, Spring seepage, low spots in the field or from a tig-ht subsoil , 1 through which water moves ex tremely slow or a combination of the above. All wet lands cannot 'be drained! by tile. Many times thene, are lesel expensive ways of draining a field. AH alternate solutions should be cheeked 'before deciding on what to do. Man made stmctwea such' las roadB and high culverts should) be checked along with the soil structure and soil tilth. It may 'be that a deep rooted plant sudh as tall fescue rotated with row crops is all that is needed. The lescue roots would penetrate thei tight subsoil, improve the soil stioicture and keep the soil open so' it would allow a freer movement of water through the soil. If you have wet land that is troublesome and would like to have some assistance in putting it to a more productive use tlurouigh crop rotation, surface drains, open' ditches or tile, get in touch with your local Soil and Water Con servation District Office. After all, our well drained bot tom land, year in ami year out i the most productive land we have EXECUTOR'S NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA MADISON COUNTY The undersigned having quail fied as Executor in Yancey Coun ty of the Estate of Sallie R. Smith, deceased, late of Madison County, tthis is to notify that all persons Having claims against said estate to present them to the undersign ed, on or before the Fifteenth day of April, 1969, or this notice will ibe pleaded in bar of their recov ery. AH persons indebted to said estate will please make immedi ate payment to the undersigned. This the 7th day of October, 1968. C. N. WILLIS, JR. Mars Hill, North Carolina 10-10, 17, 24, 31c Mail Schedule i (Contiuued'From Tage One) double facet! corrugated fiber- board. All fibsrboard boxes should be securely wrapped in lieavy pa per which malterially strengthens) the package. Each box should be well tied wrthl strong cord. Suf ficient cushioning material should be used to paevent any rattling or loosening of article within the package. Unless tightly filled, 'boxes are likely to be crushed. A slip showing lt of contents ami addressee, shoiild be enclosed1 in 'the parcel. Foitns 2966 or 2976-A, Customs D(larttion, completed by the senders ar required to many destinations. J PROHIBITED ARTICLES: In addition to thel articles normally prohibited in thfl mail, matches of all kindls and lighter fluid, may not be mailed to) overseas military addresses. Cigarettes, other tobac co products, coffee, and various other items are prohibited in par cels addressed flo some military post offices. , POSTiGE: TJe, domestic nates' of postage must'l fully prepaid. When fourth-class or air parcel post rates are applicable, the zone rate from the post office through which the parcel is addressed will be charged. Airmail articles weigh ing 7 ounces or leas are charge able at the rate of 10 cents per ounce. ADDRESSING: Address es must be legible and complete, and should be prepared by type writer or Ten and ink. The APO and FPO numbers aire the same as the ZIP Cdde amd must be shown on all mail. Bogus Money (Continued From Page One) feit $20 bills had cirouttated tf liuncombe. Johnson's arrest brings to five the number of men arrested this month in Buncombe on counter feiting connected charges. The sheriff's department arrest ed Sherling L. Gosnell, 21, of Bilt- more, Ronald L. Tweed, 22, and his brother, Kenmeith Tweed, 20, both of Marshall RFD 5. Thej are still being held in Buncomiba County jail on charges of "obtain-l ing good American currency on false pretense with counterfeit' money."" The other Madison County man, Larry Wayne Cantrell, 19, of Mar shall RFD 5, was arrested by the Asheville Police Department but wasn't charged until October 4. Cantrell was charged by federal authorities with possession and cashing of three $20 counterfeit bills. He is also being held in the Buncombe County Jail. It has also been reported) that numerous counterfeit $20 bills' have been passed in Marshall and surrounding area. V fi y r 3r r EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED fjy )(. DR. LOCKARD : 8 A. M. to 12 Noon FRIDAYS V- IN LOY P. ROBERTS V BUILDING MARSHALL, N. C. ) v v i V ' Schedule Of Homemakers i Clubs In County Tuesday, Oct. 29 Program Planning meeting of all Family Living Oommittee members will be held in the Extension Office in (Marshall at 7:30 p. m. We hope you Will make every effort to at tend. Thursday, Oct. .'il Madison County Council of Extension Home- makers will meet in the home ag eirt's office at 1 :0() p. m. All officers of the clubs and interest ed members are urged to be pres ent for this imMrtant business meeting. DOMESTIC MAIL GIFT PARCELS: Mailers are urged to mail gift parcels for dis tant States before December 2, to insure delivery before 'Christmas. Gift parcels for local and nearby areas should be mailed not later than December 14. The name and address of both the sender and addressee shoulld be enclosed in each gift parcel to permit identity in case of damage or loss of the outside atdciress label. The out side address label should be plac- GILLL Foamy SHAVING CREAM 80 MOIST, SO RICH, S0CREAMYI ed on only one side of each parcel. GREETING CARDS: Greet ing cards for distant States should he mailed not later than December 11 and those for local delivery not later than December 16. Mailers are reminded that there will be no delivery of Christmas cards and letters, other than special de livery, on Christmas Day. ALASKA AND HAWAII MAIL: .Surface mail for Alaska and Ha waii should be mailed not later than December 2 and airmail not later than December 16 to insure delivery before Christmas. V OLASS-LINBD &0lMs WATER HEATER! If the tank should leak time in the first tan we will provide a e new replacement free (dealer installation and local delivery extra. (FfDpniitii HOME ELECTRIC & FURNITURE CO. MARSHALL, N. C. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA MADISON COUNTY The undersigned having quali fied as Administrator of the Es tate of Ienora Ramsey, deceased, late of Madison County, this is to notify that all persons having' claims against said estate to pre sent them to the undersigned, on or before the 15th day of April, 1969, or this notice will be plead ed in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate pay ment to the undersigned. This the 8th day of October, 1968. JAMES F. RAMSEY, Administrator, C.T.A. Route 1. Mars Hill, North Carolina 10-10, 17, 24, 31c EXECUTRIX NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA MADISON COUNTY The undersigned having quali fied as Executrix of the Estate of Henry Merrett Howell, deceased, late of Madison County, this is to notify that all persons having claims against said estate to pre sent them to the undersigned, on or before the Fifteenth day of April, 1969, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said es tate will please make immediate payment to the undersigned. This the 7th day of October 1968. JANN1E D. HOWELL, Route 2, Marshall, N. C. 10-10, 17, 24, 31c Mars Hill High 1968 Football Schedule Oct. 25 Bakersville (7:30 pm HOME GAMES X Non-Conference Games , DIAL A - PRAYER 649-9231 All Types Of MATERIALS And Samples Including Vinyl Fabrics (Plastics or Leatherettes) Free Estimates. Will Bring Samples To Your Home 23 Years' Experience j End-of-Year CLEARANCE SALE ON New & Used Tractors New 135 Diesel Tractors $2,966.00 ! (Some Models) (During this month only) Over 20 Used Tractors Also during this month no interest on new tractors till first of jeer. x. ; V , '?.',':;',,'. .-V-V' .: ' ' v v V 1 Balers this! month no . Interest until April 1, 1969. 8. G. ;tiELLS 1":LEl:ZT GpL? Your Maswy, Ferguson Dealer f- ' WRIGHTS Upholstering Service Phone 645-3612 6 Main Street P. O. Box 574 WEAVERVILLE, N. C. 7-4tfc BEAUTVTir.lE BEAUTY SHOP 111 H a' r Charmingly Fashioned Come in today tor a hair-do styled personally for .' y RUTH PENLAND operators AILEEN RICrJY " t. ' Phone 649-4335 ' ; r Near Edwards Cleaners Har! ?'!, H. 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