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LADIES'
All types of materials, patterns,
trims, zippers, etc., can alwaya
be fsund at
STITCH and SAVE
FABRIC SHOP
Marshall - Ashevills
Highway
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TELEVISION: Because we are
out wi the high rent district we
can give you much lower prices on
SERVICE, CHANNEL MASTER
ANTENNAS - RCA - SYLVA
NIA - CHANNEL-MASTER Pic
ture Tubes. Also Certified ZEN
ITH Service all COLOR or
Black & White TVs YOU are
at liberty to have your set serv
iced where you wish. It makes no
difference WHERE you bought
it ... So beware of high prices,
or hidden charges. You owe it
to yourself to investigate our
price, and qualifications. 25 years
in this trade speaks for itself.
Several Used TV's Low Price,
Too.
HOWELL'S RADIO &
TV SERVICE
Route 1
MARS HILL. N. C.
CALL 689-3705
4-16tfc
1969 TUCH-A-MATIC SEWING
MACHINE. Like new cabinet.
Zig-zags, button - holes, fancy
stiteiies, without attachments.
WANTED: SOMEONE WITH
GOOD CREDIT TO FINISH 4
PAYMENTS OF $12.15 PER
MONTH. For full details write
"National's Adjustor" Mr. Hicks
P. O. Box 1161, Asheboro, N. C
27203.
6-4, 11, 18, 25c
ANTIQUES
It's a lovely drive to the YANCEY
COUNTY COUNTRY STORE in
Burnsville, N. C, on 19E. ART
GALLERY and "THE LOFT" now
open all year. 12 ROOMS in all
Antiques and ususual gifts for ev
eryone. OVER 200 DIFFERENT
BOOKS on . C. Open daily 9-8
Sundays lU-fi.
0-4, 11, 18, 25c
Cub Tractor with Cultivator
$795.00; 40 John Deere Tractor
with 1 Row Cultivator, $876.00;
40 other Tractors, $150.00 to $2,
575.00; New :t point 1 Row Culti
vators, $65.00 to $75.00; New Hol
land PTO Railer, $495.00; Mow
ers it Hay Rakes, $100.00 to
$400.00.
Hay Tedder & Hay Conditioners;
Over 100 pieces of other assorted
farm equipment; New & Used
tractor & mower parts.
RAM BO TRACTOR &
IMPLEMENT, INC.
Camp Creek
8 miles South of Greeneville, Tenn.
Phone: 639-9412
6-11, 18, 25 7-2p
FOR RENT: House trailer; lo
cated next to tomato shed. If in
terested, see or call:
JIM CODY
Marshall, N. C. 649-3596
6-1 ltfc
WANTED Approximately 150
acres mountain land. Must be
3,000 feet or higher. Write
C. D. ISOM, III
1'. O. Box 5623
Raleigh, N. C. 27607
6-11, 18, 25 7-2p
Reduce safe & fast with GoBese
Tablets & E-Vap "water pills."
ROBERTS PHARMACY
Marshall
MARS HILL PHARMACY
Mars Hill
6-11, 18, 25p
SINGER DIAL-A-STITCH
Late Model In Cabinet, Makes
Buttonholes, Monograms, Sews
On Buttons, Makes Fancy De
signs, etc. Has Guarantee. Some
one to take up payments of $8.75
for six payments or less for cash.
Will take trade-in. For free home
trial write Mr. Kelly, P. O. Box
10605, Asheville, N. C.
6-18, 25 7-2, 9c
DUMP TRUCK 62 Chevy Tan
dem $1450.00; International & Lo
Boy Trailer $1450.00; One-Ton
Dodge $670 Flat Bed $450.00;
Jeep Dispatcher 69 Model $550.00;
10 Trucks Vi ton to 2 tons, priced
to sell
BUD GAHAGAN
Phone 649-4206 Marshall, days
622-3343. Hot Springs, nights
-2Sc
STRAW FOR SALE
40 cents a bale
41 Call 686-7941
0. C. RENNER, SR.
Rt Mohawk, Tenn. 37810
6-iSj, 25p ;;'
158-acr farm, located 8 miles
1 south of Greeneville. 1 house,
-1 barn, about 40 acres tractor
land, balance in timber. Watered
by Urge creek. Tobacco base
V acre.
BROYLES, BROOKS, JUST1S
REALTY CO. t -
USVa S. Main Street
' - . Greeneville, Tenn.
" " " Phone 439-4171 :
48, 25 7-2p',
LOSE WEIGHT safely with Dex-A-Diet,
and remove-xcest fluid
with FLUID EX. Only & and
'.- ROBERTS PHARMACY
8-19, 7-',T ; " I
FI !ALE I - I P WANTED 50
firms ne4 a j Iressert and wall
ers. Good eam;Tip: Fart or full
t " t h'we. Details send twn.
el m -di enveVipe. J10, 3
1! I I ...e, Monroe, N. C 2S11Q.
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649-3261
Automobile for Sale 1968
Rambler American, 2-door sedan,
white, radio, heater, automatic
transmission, positraction rear
end, 150 hp Six, 25 miles per gal
lon, low mileage, like new condi
tion. $15(10.00.
110 Mt. View Road
Mars Hill 089-2859
6-25 7-2p
AMATEUR RADIO EQUIPMENT
For Sale No junk, all good.
089-2859
6-25 7-2p
FOR SALE Refrigerator, elec
tric stove, freezer, chairs, clothes,
furniture, appliances, all kinds
of stuff.
110 Mt. View Road
Mars Hill 689-2859
6-25 7-2p
c
EDGE WOOD
Restaurant
1435 Merrimon Arc.
Asheville N. C.
Breakfast - Dinner
Supper
Regular Meals
Short Orders
Sandwiches
Homemade Pies
Open 6 a. m. 10 p.
AIR-CONDITIONED
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Statistics Released
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ures, we now have a total of 2,
228 precincts; 1,660 voting ma
chines in use in 24 counties and
a total of 53 counties that arc
presently operating on the full
time registration system," Alex
K. Brock, Executive Secretary,
State Hoard of Elections, said.
MADISON COUNTY
Statistics concerning Madison
(ounty are as follows:
Total registration, 7,857; Dem-l
ocrats, 4,701; Republicans, 3,(149;
American. ; Independent or no
party, 107; fulltime registration,
no; Number of voting machines,
21; White, 7,807; Non-white, 50;
Indian or other, 0.
Donald Wyatt
Matthews Ford
Asheville, N. C.
Invites all his friends to
come by and aee him for
New or Used
Cart and Trucks
Dealer No. 867-867B
6-117-30
NEED
WATER?
, Contact
CALDWELL
Well Drilling
Company!
EL T, Hot Bpriaia
$ J.'CUI CoOeet'-i? ' '.
C22-34M Bet. Spites
z: 4-3581 AakerCk .
Oacaplete m
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Judgments
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driving, fine and cost and appeal
ed to superior court; Richard
Johnson, injury to personal prop
erty, cost; Andrew Jackson Wil
liams, no liability insurance, fine
and cost; Ronnie Meadows, non
support of children, cost and sup
port; Patty Ray, simple assault,
not guilty; Kenneth Earl Rad
ford, driving under influence, fine
and cost; Francis Holder Gosnell,
public drunkenness, fine and cost;
Carol C. Graham, assault, not
guilty; Mrs. Guy Hickey, slander,
cost; Eddie Ruff, larceny of auto,
probable cause, bound to superior
court; John Raymond Jones, pub
lic drunkenness, fine and cost;
Ted Floyd Payne, Jr., stop sign
violation, fine and cost.
Sam Cantrell, public drunk
enness, fine and cost; Harry Lee
Metcalf, trespassing, fine and
cost, appealed to superior court;
Henry Sharpe, injury to personal
property, cost; Bennie Hudgins and
Jack Ledford, forgery, waived to
superior court; Claude Holder.driv-1
ing under influence, fine and cost;
Herbert L. Murray, driving under
influence, fine and cost; Robert
Bruce Wilds, reckless driving, fine
and cost; John Hud Treadway,
driving under influence, fine and
cost, appealed; Elmer Treadway,
public- drunkenness, fine and cost;
Donald S. T. Gosnell, public drunk-
I enness, line ana cosi; rugene
' Briggs, forgery, waived to su-
' perior court; Gail Gosnell, public
drunkenness, fine and cost; Wor
ley Ogle, escape, bound to supe
' rior court; Claude Holder, public
' drunkenness, fine and cost; Bruce
( Shelton, A&A in no operator's
I license, and A&A in driving un
der influence, not guilty; Harri
son Holder, public drunkenness,
fine and cost; Nathan Green, pub
lie drunkenness, fine and cost
Eddie Ruff, destruction of power
lines, six months in jail.
Launches Sale
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their own vacation home and the
company will help them in con
tracting for construction.
Other completed facilities, now
l available to nomesne owners on a
year-round basis, include a 20-
rnnIT, jnn ami the snacious Wolf
Laurel restaurant. In addition to
the Wolf Laurel Golf Club, a 6,
331 -yard, par 72 mountain course
which opened in May, the develop-
I ment offers hiking, horseback
riding, fishing and winter skiing.
Also available for rental at
Wolf Laurel are seven log cabins
which, together with a rustic barn,
make up Settlers illage, a pio
neer mountain community restor
cd recently.
"Wolf Laurel is situated near
the geographic center of the east-
' ern U. S ," 'Allen said in predict
ing it will have extensive appeal
to harrasseil city dwellers. "It
makes the perfect retreat for va-
I cation and recreation-minded ur
ban residents."
Dynamic Systems, the parent
developer, is a subsidiary of 60
Minute Systems, Inc., a Mel
bourne, Fla., -based national dry
cleaning franchise chain of more
than 30il outlets.
RICE COVE
JOYCE HUDSON, Correspondent
Friday, Mr. and Mrs. James D.
Rice and Miss Joyce Hudson went
to Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Payne's
and then to Asheville where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Franklin, Jr.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond
Rice, Jr., of Walnut Creek, Mr
and Mrs. James D. Rice of Ashe
ville, Mr. and Mrs. David Lisen-
bee of Asheville, Mr. Lawrence
Griff ee of Weaverville, Mr. Ho
mer Grilles and Miss Joyce Hud
son of the Rice Cove visited with
Mr. and MrJ. Edmond Rice end
daughter, Ruby.
Mrs. H. C. Rice had visitors
Sunday. They included Mr. and
Mrs. - Clarence Norton of Hot
Springs: Mr. and Mrs. James D
Rice, Asheville; Mrs. Nina Gri
fee, WeaverVTle and Miss Hattae
Vaughn of Alexander.
Mrs. Ruth Hudson is staying
with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Chand
ler of Asheville.
BULLDOZER"
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THE NEWS.
Plant For Camp
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lore, leadership training, health
and grooming, swimming, and
canoeing.
The degree of success in this
summer camp program may deter
mine the fesibility of erecting a
permanent camp in Madison Coun
ty County. Such a camp would be
able to serve youth throughout
Western North Carolina.
Further donations toward the
running expenses or tnjs camp
would greatly aid in assJ
success of the camp. Sha
businessmen wish to ml
donations, they should
either Stan Howe of the
I'conomjc Opportunity in
or Morris White or Barb;
mint, who can both b
through the Community
ment Institute of Mars
lege.
Applications for the.
camp may be obtained
fice of Economic Oppoi
rated in Marshall or by
the various community
These applications shot
tained as soon as possib
turned by the first of J
Renew Y
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Beginning July 1, 1970
Regular Pass Book Savings
Will Be
Details And Assistance On Our Savings
Plans At Our Offices In aroholl,
ars Hill And Hot Springe
v Marshall
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DAILY W.M.M.H.
6:00 Sign on
6:02 News
6:06 Service Show
6:20 Breakfast Time Country
Style
7:00 Morning News
7:10 Weather
7:16 Joe Emerson
7:20 Sports News
7:25 Breakfast Time Country
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HOME IMPROVEMENT
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PROGRAM SCHEDULE . DIAL: 1460
Monday Saturday
Style
8:00 News
8:05 Music for a Happy Day
8:46 Morning Devotions
9:00 Soul Winning Gospel Hour
9:30 Gospel Singtime
10:00 News
10:06 Gospel Singtime
11:00 Good Tidings Gospel
Broadcast
11-S C.nnnel Kinfftimo
(Wed. & Sat.) Church
if Christ Broadcast
Singing
Iregular 4th Sunday singing
held at the Red Hill Free
Baptist Churh Sunday be
at 2:00 p. m.
Ivival will also begin this
night at 7:30. The Rev.
bandler of Catawba will be
ling speaker.
bne is invited to attend
rvices.
HEY SURE DO
was explaining to a
n what a menace in
to farm products how
ruin potato crops
rers destroy corn. The
ned attentively, then
j'And the poor dairy
the butterflies must
Time to see your good neighbor,
Citizens Bank, for Improvement
Loans
Don't move . . . improve your
home now. Whether it be a
new paint job, a new bath or
a family room, just stop by
and consult with one of our
loan officers. We can promptly
arrange a low cost, long term
loan that you repay in easy
monthly payments. Visit our
Bank today.
Certificate Of Oeposits
Yielding
5 Or More
Copending On The Amount
And Length Of Tine Will
Bo Available
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iHASSBALL, N. C, JUNE 25, 1870
12:00 Trading Post
12:10 Dinner Time Country Style
12:20 News and Bulletin Board
12:30 Weather
12:35 Chuck Wagon Gang
12:46 Farm Forum
1:00 Farm News
1:05 Obituary Column
1:10 Country Music Jamboree
until Sign Off
News on Hour
News Headlines on Half Hour
Acreage Notice -
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age remeasured by making a time
ly application and deposit for the
second measurement. Excess to
bacco producers who wish to dis
pose of their excess acreage may
do so by making a timely applica
tion and deposit to cover the cost.
The minimum cost for these serv
ices are eight ($8.0(1) dollars for
a remeasurement and five ($5.00)
dollars for witnessing disposition
of excess tobacco acreage.
In conclusion Ramsey said that
producers who have been Liund
to be in compliance with prorrram
requirements will be given notice
soon after July 1.
Hot Springs
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