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1 THE PROMISE '
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the redeemed of the Lord, shall
return, and come with singing un
to Zion; and everlasting joy ahall
be upon their head; they ahall ob
tain gladness and Joy; and! sorrow
and mourning ahall flee away."
(Isaiah 51:11)
Lesson Textt Psalms 126; 1S7:
1-6; Isaiah 40; 49; 51:1-16; Jere
miah SI.
If we are ever in doubt about
the fruition of God's eternal pur-
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! ii v.o are etmlying to;.:y should
1 t'inBa doubts. rFor,we see
tlie Jewish exiles finally realising
their dearest hope returning
to, their homeland. " '.
With the death of NeWudbad-
nezzar, snighty Babylon began to
decline in power, and Persia, who
had been steadily acquiring terra-
ttorial rights, overcame the Baby.
Ionian. And it was Cyme of Per
aia who i issued the proclamation
that gave the Jews permission to
return I to Palestine. God's chas
tisement of Judah had accomplish
ed its purpose; Judah had learn
ed a hard and bitte lesson, aril
she was to be given ' another
h The hard core'of the Jtodeans
who had been spared to come
through slavery were to bring to
their people a sense of spiritual
renewal, for, all during their cap
tivity, they had held fast to the
Iteneta of their faith. Archives of
their religious traditions had been
Steadfastly preserved, and the
Laws of Mbsee once again were
accorded the honor that had been
Intended in the beginning.
The Buffering of Israel in bond
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ligious life; they. were t.-ixii y
Btand still and acknowledge fil
ings of guuit about the -wty they
had flouted God's laws. With that
facing of facts, they knew they
had to atone for their sins before
Ookfs promise of forgiveness and
restoration to their land could
at ac.,f?'4 j3fs
Today ) Go4 still chastises as a
loving father. Hs sets before us
the same lessons to be learned,
(holds forth with both hands His
lore and forgiveness. He strength
en! our spirits and our faith in
(times , of sidvwrity, bringing us
to a new awareness of His pres
ence in our lives.
among the exiled experienced mo
ments of misgivings and doubts,
for their punishment was long
and severe. Today we, too, expe
rience discouragement and doubt
(when we are being awely tried.
We must be ever mindful howev
er, of God's promise to people ev
erywhere the promise of for
giveness and great Joy if we will
but genuinely repent of our sins
and weaknesses and gain strength
tin Ham. For throughout the his-
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IN LOVi : 'T OF PAUL
WEST V.. J ... AWAT 'Xf
JANUARY C!. V
; Nine moi.:- j go God took you
from our hoine to be with Him in
heaven.' , VW"?"V?
We loved you, oh, so dearly.
Son, if all the world was mine to
give we would give to you and
more. To see the face we loved
so dearly, to have you) back once
I did hot know the pain you had
or hear' your pitiful cry.
We only know you passed away
without. lant goodbye.
God gave me strengtn to bear
no one WUl ever know. If we had
known you had to go we would
have had so much to say.
Hut look for US, dear darling
we shall see yon some glad day.
Sadly missed by Mom and Dad,
all his brothers and sister, and
all hm friends.
Written by his mother,
MRS. RILEY WEST
ttory of the world, from the kiawn
of creation, God has always kept
His promises, even though man
kind has often failed to keep faith
with Ham.
No aitualtion is so hopeless that
we cannot, with God's help, over
come it. His strength is our
(strength, and H is a never-failing
source. He never closes one door
on us that He does not open oth
ers to even greater opportunities
we must learn patience arid
humility and trust, while we wait
for His ways to be revealed. This
was the way it was with Israel;
this is the way it is today.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executor of
the estate of W. C Fowler of Mad
ison County. North Carolina this
is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
W. U. Jfiowler to present mem to
the unkteraigned within 6 months
tfrom date of the publication of
tnis nonce or same will De plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons mae&ua to said estate
please make immediate payment.
This the 27th day ox October,
1969.
W. BURDER FOWLER,' Executor
lu-ao n-e, lis, zuc yf
M 'I'll
NOTICE
Sealed bids are being accepted
by the Madison County Library
Board for the sale of a unev
rolet Step-Van. Bids will be op
ened Dec. 4, 1969 at 2:00 p. m., at
the Madison County Library in
Marshall. For further information
and to see vehicle, -contact
MRS. PEGGY DOTTERER
11-6, 13c
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NOTICE
OF INTENTION. TO "APPLY TO
THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT
COMMISSION FOR APPROVAL
NOTICE is hereby- riven of In
tention of the undersigned to file
application with the Local Got
ernment Commission, Raleigh, N.
C, fw i approval of the issu
nce of the following proposed
bonds of the County of, Madison,
which bonds shall be subject to
approval of the voters of satJ
County at an election: ; -.
$960,000 of bonds to finance the
erection , of a ' consolidated high
school to serve all of Madison
County in -place of the existing
high schools at Hot Springs, Lau
rel, juarsnau, xuars , tuu,jvna.
Spring: Creek, including uheae
auiaitdon of land, furnishings,
equipment and apparatus neces
sary for rnich new building, in or
der to enable the County of Mad
ison, as an Administrative Agen
cy of the public school system ox
the State of North Carolina, to
maintain public schools in the
County of Madison for the nine
months' school term as prescribed
by law.
The notice was first pubusnea
OIL J J UMwka 1QAO
UI1 UM3 VW1 unjr iivrauura.
Any citizen or taxpayer objecting
to the issuance of any or all of said
bonds may file with the Local
Government Commission a veri
fied statement setting forth his
objections as provided in Section
169-7.1 of the General Statutes of
North Carolina, in which event he
shall also file a copy of such state
ment with the undersigned, at any
time within ten days from and af
ter such first publication. A copy
of this notice must be attached to
the statement so filed. Objec
tions set forth in said statement
shall be for consideration by said
Commission in its determination of
whether or not it may hold a pub
lic hearing as provided by law on
the matter of the issuance on saw
bonds.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE COUNTY OF MADISON,
NORTH CAROLINA.
By: W. B. ZINK
11-6, 13c
Mrs. Pearl English
Passes Sunday;
Rites Held Tuesday
Mrs. Pearl English, 72, of Man
Hill Rt 3, died Sunday, November
9, 1969 in an Asheville hospital
after a short illness.
Mrs. English was a lifelong resi
dent of Madison County.
. Surviving are the husband, Fred
English; two daughters, Mrs. Roy
P. Ledford of Mar Hill and Mrs.
Bruce Crawford Lof Wilmington;
a son, Emerson of .Mars Hill; two
sisters, Mrs. George Gordon of
Jonesboro, Tenn., and six grand
children. Services were held at 2:30 p,
m. Tuesday in California Creek
Saptiet Church, of which she was
a member. The Revs. Robert Holt
and James B. Long Jr., officiated
and burial was in Mars Hill Ceme
tery. Pallbearers were H. L. Da
vis, Fred Bryan, M. E. Gordon,
Roy and Raleigh English and Wil
liam Wilson.
Bowman-Duckett Funeral Home
was in charge of arrangements.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
.BOARD OF WATER AJD AIR ,.
. RI'.SOUKCKS
RALEIGII, NORTH CAROLINA
ti . I. V. I. NOTICE''
. NOTICE; IS : HEREBY . CI YEN,
pursuant to Article 21 of Chapter
143, General ' Statnites of North
Carolina,1 as amended, that public
hearings will be held by the Pol
lution Control Committee of, the
North Carolina Board of Water and'
Air Resources concerning I rules,
regulations, and air quality stan
dards proposed lor aaopuon -sy
the Board for the purpose of eon
trolling air pollution in the State.
Two hearinss are scheduled to be
held; one to be held on December
17, 19W, to . the courtroom, 'innxi
Floor, County Building, Aeheville,
North Carolina, beirinnintr at 10:00
U,sn.-'(EjS.T.) and the 'other oh Dei
camber 19, iye, m the Auoitn
im, Laboratory Building, State
Board of Health, Ksieigb Morcn
Carolina, beginning at 10:00 a.
m. (E.S.T.).
The rules, retruiations, ana
standards to be considered include
the control of open burning, the
emission of dark smoke, and stan
idards for sulfur dioxide and sus
pended particulate matter.
All persons interested in the
proposed rules, regulations, and
Standards are invited to attend
tone of the hearings and take part
in the discussions. Persons de
siring to be heard should notify
the board in writing on or before
the date of the hearing. Written
statements concerning the pro
posed action may be presented at
the hearing or filed with the
Board within thirty (30) days
following the conclusion of the
hearings.
Copies of the proposed rules,
regulations, and standards and ad-
ditional information relative to
(the proposed action may Ibe ob
tained upon request from the 'Air
Pollution Control Division, De
partment of Water anld) Air Re
sources, F. O. Box 9392, Raleigh
North Carolina 27603.
(BOARD OF WATER AND AIR
RESOURCES
E. C. Hubbard, Assistant Director
Department of Water and Air
Resources
11-1 3c
Mrs. Evelyn Higgins
Passes Last Wed.;
Funeral Sunday
Services for Mrs. Evelyn Wyalt
Higgins, 62, of Dearborn, Mich.,
formerly of Mars Hill, who died
Wednesday, November 5, 1969,
were held at 2 p. m., Sunday in
Bull Creek Baptist Church.
The Rev. Roy D. Keller and! the
Rev. Dearl Amnions officiated
Burial was in Mars Hill Cemete
ry. Pallbearers were nephews.
Surviving are the huaband, Don
ald W. Higgins; four sisters, Mrs.
Perry Moore, Mrs. Luther Ann
mens and Mrs. A. S. Wisne all
of Dearborn, and Mrs. Dennis
IPurdfe of Wayne, Mich.; a broth
er, Fred Wyatt of Dearborn
Heights, Mich.; and the step-moth,
er Mrs. Lee Wyatt of Mars Hill.
Holeambe Funeral Home was in
charge.
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ADMINISTRATRIX N0TICS , .
- Havlng'"ijuulif1ca as A V '..l'iiat'-A-;
trlx of the estate of C.lc W.
Collins of Madison Court' y, North;
Carolina, this is to ftuUy t'l per-
sons' ' having claims mi' H.iiit the
state of said Charles W. Collins .
to present them to the undersign-J
ed within 9 momma rrom onus ox
th nuhHcation of this notice r'
same will be " pleaded in tar of ,i
their , recovery. All persons in-.,'
idebted to said estate please make ,
tonBedaU-:paymenC:7tmi
! This ths 4th jday of Movemoer,
i960...,., , is,
' ') & '' : ANNIE OOIXJNS.
P. O. Box 204, Hot Springs, N. C.
11-6, 18, 20, 27p
xxnintr nnaHfUyl in AdminMana-
trix of the estate of Donald Lu
ther Metcalf of Madason County,
North Carolina this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said Donald Luther
(Metcalf to present them to the
undersigned within 6 months from
date of the publication of this no
tice or same will fie pieaoea in
bar of their recovery. AH per
sona indebted to said estate please
make Immediate payment. .
Tras tne na oay i nvrmtwoer,
1969.
ALFREDA B. METCALF
Marshall, N. C, Rt. 2
11-6, 13, 20, 27p
NOTICE
RrtNTI ORDRR AUTHORIZING
THE ISSUANCE OF $950,000.00
SCHOOL BONDS OF XtilU
COUNTY OF MADISON
whubkas tlin fViiintv Board
of Education has determined that
existing school plant facilities m
the Madison County School Ad
ministrative Unit are not aoequans
for the maintenance of public
schools for the nine months7
school term prescribed by law, and
Via. fAsiiiAa4-4)iri tJin Rraud of Com
missioners to provide the sum of
$950,000 to finance aoaraonai
school plant facilities such as are
described in Section 1 or inis mnu
order and which said County
RaoM nf Figuration has determin
ed are necessary to enable the
i County of Madison, as an admin
istrative agency of the pubbc
school system of the State ol
North Carolina, to maintain pub-
nxhnnla -in tfia Maldiaon CoUntV
i4nini.MMw TTnit. far the nine
. U(J W V. . w
months' school term prescribed by
law;
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT ORDERED by the Board
of Commissioners of the County
of Madison, as follows:
afcwvn 1 ThA Tbuu-d of Cam-
ntissaoners of the County of Mad
ison has ascertaineq ana nereoy
determines that it is necessary to
erect in the Madison County
School Administrative Unit a con
solidated high school to serve all
of Madison County, in place
afn'Ko ' tiM nrhnnln ' ait Hot
Springs, auel," Marshall, Mars
Hill, and Spring Creek, including
the acquisition of land, furnish
ings, equipment and apparatus
necessary for such new building, in
order to enable .- the County .ox
Madison, as an administrative
agency of the public school sys
tem of the JStaite ox norm viy
lina to maintain public schools in
the County of Madison for the
n4-luL . molwml tnKm. aa nre-
scribed , by -law, and that it will
be necessary to expend zor uai
. - i - Ann
purposes not less wan aou,uw,
in addition to other (moneys which
have been made available there
for.
iinHm 2. In order to raise the
money required to finance the
cost of erecting sara new emau
dated high school building, and
of acquiring lanu ana xurmsawKs
and equipment ana apparatus pw
essary for such new building,
v Aa i,Y,a rvimtw nt Madfison
wuw v y
Vimln, Aiit.hnrinwi and ShBU
be issued, pursuant to The jCoun-
ty r unance acc ox rui vu
na. The maximum aggregate prin
.ot .nMunii'nf mM bonds author-
feed by this Bond Order shall be
Nine Hunfflrea r my innwuu
Dollars (?96O,-e00y.f 'f nt
. ,. cmi St S t , aniffictent ta
n Tvnrwrna1 at U&I interest
bon. said bonds when due lehall b
annually leviea -anfl. ouMscoea.v
suinn A. A ,attttemnt at. ths
County debt, of ( ths Ctomrty ' of
Madison has been filed with ths
Clrk of the Board of Commis
sioners of said County and is op
en to public inspection.
K Thta FWiimI Order shall
take effect when approved by ths
UrM rJ tiia Ctrnntv at an elec
tion as provided in said act.- ' 4
Xbe roregomg sona uraer nsa
been Introduced and a sworn state
inmt haa Keen fild nnder The
County Finance Act, showing ths
assessed valuation of the VAHnvcy
to be $21,303,324 and the net debt
for school purposes, mchlinf the
proposed bonds, to be jk0,0uO. A
Tax will be levied lor we pay
mertt of the propon"-! and
interest, if the t 1 be is
sued. Any ci . '-t t-ixpsyer
may protest , i.:a;iancs
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