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Page 6 THE WAYKESVILLE MOUNTAINEER THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 19? . '.4' j. . I i 4 New State Marriage Law May Keep Young Couples At Home Must Post Notice Of Marriage At Home Even When Mar ried -In Other States. North Carolina louphs who jco over into .-luum i arolina and . V iririnii to bo niairii'.l will in thi- futinv hr coin j)t'lh'l to file a copy of their mai'iiiic ccititicatc in. the ollicc of the ri'-tisU'r of deeds of the groom's home county, under a hill which has been passed by both. houses of the general assembly. This hill introduced by Representa tives Wilson and Thompson, -of Colum bus, ,Oquires the certificate to be tiled within ,'JO days after the marriuKf and places a 50-cent filing fee for the registration. The Wilson-Thompson bill is par ticularly designed to help the border bounties of North Carolina which have been losing considerable revenue in recent years because of North Caro lina's stririRent marriage laws which require applicants for a marriage li cense to present a health certificate. This law, enacted in 1H21, has been repealed by the present general as sembly, which substituted a law re quiring the appleant only to present an affidavit that he has been free of communicable diseases for the past two years. The general assembly this year lias also made marriage in the state eas ier by reducing the cost of marriage licenses fro..i .f5 to $: and I)..- repealing the 1!)2! law which required couples to post their intention to wed live (lays in advance. My cutting the price of marriage licenses fi.ini $.1 to the assembly brought the cost on a par with that in Virginia and Tenn essee, and the Wilson-Thompson law which r. just 'been enacted 'will iiclually hae the purpose of ailditi'; ."() cents to the cost ..if marriage licens,. in South Carolina and Virginia, -.v North Carolina couple who marry in those stall's would have to pay a .'(l cenl i egistral ion fee upon their iv- t urn to North' 'arolina. The act inn taken by ;he p,v-i:iil tfenera: assembly in respect ,, t lie state's mairiage laws i: cn;iivU"1 !o put a check to North Carolin , cuples oing into neighboring states to he man ied. Since lriL'1 it is estimated thai the state and the counties have been losing anywhere from '-To, (inn to $100,000 a year in revenue from this source, because of the stale's .-I riiiireitt marriage laws. Hat I If. Over S5.00II.0II0 lleixess. Kifjl.t dears' Legal 'Warfare Over Little. Diana I'razier Uelated in an ArliWe in I he Vmericaii W eekly, the Magazine Distributed with 'et Sun day's KAIMMOKK AM KUK 'AN. Hu.v it From our Favorite Newsdealer or Newsboy. County Agents Are Needed During The Emergency Period While counlv agen'.s have proven their va'u' in normal Limes, they have been of even greater service dur ing emei gency period-- Such a purimi e:;isis at the present time and the v.'iii Lh of the agin:s is being dcinou d each day- declares I. O. Schauo. head of the agricultural ex tension etrvice at State College. The farm and home agents have been unusually acitve in relief work during the pa-.l two years and the present set-up of emergency home and community gardens is based al most entirely on the aid that may be given by the agents, said the Dean. A similar condition exisj'.s in the dis tribution of government funds through the seed and fertilizer loans. It was thought that a separate agency might be used to handle the applica tions of farmers for Government loans but the Washington administra tion found that the farm agents could give efficient service in this respect and is at present using the county system ti further the hand ling of the loans. Dean Sehaub has -cnt four extension workers to Wash ington to aid in passing on loans and in expediting, the flow of funds back .,u the counties of this State. Should the new farm relief bill, sponsored by the present admhiistnu 'ion, pas- the Congress, the county agent system will be needed to an even greater exten in bringing the benefits of this legislation 'to the farm ers of North Carolina. Dean Sehaub .-ays to set up an additional organi zation would add to 'the expense of .olmini-tering the measure ami that I the Kxteiision organization, will be prepared to cooperate to the t'ullcs.i '! in carrying out the provision of thr legislation. Renew Your Health By Purit'icafion 1600 Families In Haywood Receive Aid During March According to a report lioni the Gov ernors otlice of relief for the month of Mai cb, then- were IJIOII faiiwlie--;n Haywood county who received aid from relief bureaus of the county during- the month. Tiicra were 101.000 families in the State who received help. I' or the first time since Federal : e Mef funds became available la.-t Oc tober, destitution in North Carolina showed a decline during the month of .March, according to figures made nub- lie today by Governor's Office of JJe lief. A total of 101,000 families w a r; given aid as compared with 101, Olio n February. 1'revious to March there had been a continuous increase in the number of families aided, the figures show. State relief officials were said to I.l' highly optimistic over the rep'oit, par ticularly in view of the fact that the hank holiday during March had been expected to cause hardships on many peojde who otherwise had not been dependent upon iclief. "THANK YOU" We wish to express our deep ap preciation to the student body and the people of the community for their generous gifts of books, which were donated to the high school library duiing "Bonk Week," April V',-VJ. ' 'I here won- added to the library 1, '''-- books. We are positive thai eleven or twelve hundied oi these books will be acce pted as troo I litera ti in e SlliVO' Of ttlliSl'l Will III, t'MM,J fend to the elementary schools since the books are alementary material. Signed: I'. 1). Munn, Superintendent, W. K. W'viirht, librarian. A new plan fi r a general purpose ',arr on the -mall farm has been de vein I at Sta'i' College and is now available through the county farm, agent or on application to David S. Weaver, agricultural engineer a: the college. HE'S RIGHT A little boy, having his- music les son, was asked by his teacher. "What are pauses?" The quick response was: "Things that grow on pussy-cats." Lives of Our Karliest AnceMers Re vealed. How Primitive Man's Daily Kxistence is Disclosed by Study of His Rock Carvings Is Described and Illustrated in an Article in The Ameri can Weekly, the Magazine Distributed With Next Sunday's I5ALTI.MORE AM KRK.'AN. Huy it From Your Favorite Newsdealer or Newsbov. Overcome Pains this better way WOMEN who get into a weak, run down condition can hardly expect to be free from troublesome "small symptoms." Where Ihe trouble is iJue to weak ness. Cardul helps women to get Ftronffer and thus makes it easier for na'nie to take its orderly course. Iliitiful, nnKKing symptoms disap pear as nourishment of the body is improved. 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L E T T HE L A U N D.R 7 DO I T Waynesville Laundry "Call 205 We'll Do The Rest" V I J I- . 1 't)il,miwiiiii K LIST Y PERTY Give In Your Poll Listing Begins May 1 st. TAX LISTERS Beaverdam Wade Hill Cataloochee Mrs. W. A. Palmer Cecil Charlie Moody Clyde Carter Osborne Crabtree Manson McElroy East Fork-Willie Burnette Fines Creek Hiram Green Iron Duff Grady Davis Ivy Hill-HIrs. S. L. Queen Jonathan Medford Leatherwood Pigeon Bob Cathey Waynesville Chas C. Francis White Oak-Ben Wright All property owners and taxpayers in said townships are required to return to the List Taker for Taxation for the year 1933 all the Real Estate Personal 1 roperty, etc, which each one shall own on the first day of April or shall be required tp give in then. '"V::"-:V--'' . All male persons between the ages of 21 and 50 years are to lit their noils during the same time. All persons who own property and fail to list it and all who are liable poll tax and fail to give themselves in will be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction fined or imprisoned. .'i,..',i;"jij'fi;,'
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