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' -Ml?.l. HTTTiRRT P ANGUS. Correspondent
; MRS. J, W. HUFF, Correspondent
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Otis Waldroup of the Bluff section of Madison
County has been producing1 boxwoods for 24 years.
He still has two that are 24 years of age, but at the
present time, most of them are 18"x24" in size. He
has sold about $1,500 worth up to date at from $5.00
to $9.00 per plant.
Otis has gradually 'grown into the business by
making cuttings from the original plants and rooting
them near the house in a damp place. After the
plants are rooted he transplants them to a field
where he grows them out. He uses 500 pounds per
acre of a 5-10-10 fertilizer to keep the plants in
good growing condition. He gives them a pruning
during the fall of the year to even up the growth to
make a full rounded plant. Otis has been cultivating
his boxwoods four times a year until last year. Then
he decided to use a lawn mower (rotary type) to cut
the weeds and grass around the plants.
At the present time Otis has two acres of the
boxwoods at an average size of 18"x24" which is
the right size for sale. He estimates that there are
4500 ready to go at the present time.
eviaral To Start
At Middle Laurel
Church Of God
The Rev. Hazel Earle and the
Rev. Chapel Shelton will begin
Mrs. Pearl Shelton
Passes Monday;
Funeral Today
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How "Easy" Are
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They may add up to much
mora of a nmhlpm t hnn vmi
think. SUte Farm's "Bank
.Plan" nay cut $75 to $150
off your nest car! Call soon.
JAMES ALLEN
, Home Elec & Furn. Co.
Phone 8541
MARSHALL, N. C.
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Mrs. Pearl Shelton, 58, of Wal
nut RFD 1 died Monday, July
14, 1958 at 1:15 p. m., in a Mar
shall nursing: 'home after a long
illness.
Services will ibe field today
(Thursday) at 2 p. m., at the
Anderson Branch Free Will Bap
tist Church. . ? , -
The JUt., Walter Wilson and
the Rev. Kalph Hogan will off ici
ate and burial will be ; in Dry
Pond Cemetery' Pallbearers will
be friends of the family. . ,r
Surviving are a son, Albert
Shelton of Walnut RFD 1; four
step-sons, Raymond, Glenn and
Willie Shelton of Aleander RFD
1, and Lester Shelton of Norfolk.
Va.; four daughters, Mrs. Eugene
Chandler, Mrs. Eugene Roberts,
and Mrs. Levy Roberts of Walnut
RFD 1, and Mrs. Bill Treadway
of Marshall; a step-daughter,
Mrs. Ora Lunsford of Asheville;
a sister, Mrs. Doyle Henderson of
a revival at the Middle Laurel
Church of God on the third Sun
day in July.
All singers and speakers are
invited. Among the quartets ex
pected to sing is Roy Rice's fine
quartet.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shetley had
as their guests last Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Shetley &ni fam
ily of Big Stone Gap, Va.
Mra. Oma Gosnell and Jean vis
ited Mrs. Roy Beasley one day
last week.
Mrs, Grady Balding called on
Mra. Roy Beasley Tuesday night;
aso Mrs. Oma Gosnell and Jean
visited this home.
Pat and Shirley Gosnell were
spending a few days with . their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ma
rion Gosnell.
Mr. Marvin ' Gosnell made a
business trip to Marshall Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Caldwell
and soA, Allen, were visiting her
father, Mr. A. E. Graves, Friday.
We are glad to. hear that Mr.
Grady Balding is at home after
spending sometime in ttie hospital.
Mr. Jennings Beasley visited
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Graves Fri
day; and Mr. Soy Beasley visited
this home Thursday afternoon.
Misses Wanda and Christine
Beasley called on their grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shetley
Friday.
Mr. Jim Shelton called on Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Shetley one day
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shetley were
visiting his son, Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Shetley, in Big Stone Gap,
Va.
Mrs. Weaver Allison called on
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Shetley one day last week.
Mr. Floyd Shetley called on his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shet
ley Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beasley and
family called on Mr. and Mrs.
Grady Balding Friday night.
Misses Eller and Vinetta Cald
well was visiting .Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Gosnell Friday afternoon
Jim Shelton called on Mr
Marion Gosnell one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Allison
had as their truesta Friday night,
Mr.' and Mrs. Henry Allison and
familv of Waynesv.iHe: WM?
1 Jim Shelton called on Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Graves one ''Jday ' .last
week. ' J;'t''iii :
iMrs. Sanford Blankenahip, Mr.
and Mrs. Odis Dixon and children
Dona and Charles of Maryville,
Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Blaokenship and children, James,
Betty, Mary and Larry at Chica
go, served a surprise pfcnkj' din
ner at the home of Mr. and. Mrs.
Hubert Pangrle Sunday. Mr.. .'J.
K. Parker. Mrs. Pole Holt 10
were present. All enjoyed the oc
casion very much.
Cletis Pangle of Chicago, niM
is home for a two weeks vaca
tion. He and his mother, MM.
Carolina Pangle and two listers,
Laveonia and Mrs. David Friabee
and Gary and Stevie left Tuesday
for Virginia to spend a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Holland.
Mrs. Nell Creasman and uncle,
Mr. Will Parker, called on Htt
Hubert Pangle Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gardln of
Shutin spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Dan Gardln.
Cletis and Laveonia Pangle' and
Gary Frisbee called on Mr. and
Mrs. Nick Parker Monday.
Mra. Wilson Payne was visited
the past week by her sister and
family of Raleigh. They also vis
ited Mrs. David Frisbee Wednes
day. ' ' t;
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Mrs. Lucy Parker is slowly re
coverimr from her illness.'; She
was visited Sunday by Mrs. Mil
dred Blankenahip, Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Balding and children, Mrs.
Chan Balding and Joel Pangle.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ingle vd
children are visiting her father
Mr. Ishaim Rollins. ,
Mr. Carl Ingle is visiting Mr,
and Mrs. Thomas Allison at tab
time. v, '
The Thursday Bible Cfub of
Klutf ' had to postpone their meet
ing untdlf Friday afternoon because
Of rain, "
They ii) ;finished studying the
Book, of Esther. Next week they
will - begin the Book of Ruth.
Those attending were Joyce and
Jeanette Finley, Willene and Do
ris Lankford, Mary Pruden and
Violet Ann Woody. j
f The meeting will be held again!
Thursday at 2:00 o'clock on the
porch of Miss Logan's Cabin.
Violet Ann Woody, Secy.
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Walnut RFD 1; two brothers
George Worley of Walnut, and
John Worley of New York City;
and 23 grandchildren.
Robinson, Native Of
Madison County ?
Dies In Accident : -
Rov Sarland-Plem!bn8, 8
Jacksonville, F3a,. a native of Med
ison County, and a former resi
dent ; of Bunicoimibe County, was
killed in a traffic accident early
Sunday morning, July 13,1958, in
:he Jacksonville area.
H was drowned when he was
thrown into a bodv of water in
the accident.
Robinson, an employe of the
Southern Railway, left Buncombe
County a year ago to work in
. mean
longer life for your
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Mrs. E. R.. Elmore, Miss Sarah
K klmore and Mr. and Mrsr. E
0. Bryan have had t'he four Fred
erick children, Casey, Myrtle Grey,
Jane and Jean, with them for a
6-weeka' visit. Mr. &nA Mrsr.
Frederick came from Kinston on
Sunday, July 6 and with Casey
and Myrtle Grey, weht to Lex
ington, Ky., for a visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Frederick. The
family has all returned to Kinston
except Myrtle Grey, who will re
main with her grandmother, Mrs.
Elmore, for sometime.
Mr. and Mrs. Gay Sprinkle,
who have been in Madison, Wise.,
for the past year, have been here
for the past ten days spending
t!heir vacation with Mr. Sprinkle's
mother, Mra. Carrie Sprinkle,
and others relatives in this sec
tion. Guests of the B. H. Tilsons ov
er the week-end were their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Ghae. Peterson, and little
daughter and son. of Marwilk:
and also their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Til
son, of Raleieh. and her mother.
Mrs. W. F. Young, of Lexington.
Ihe Tilsons gave a reception at
their home Saturday evening hon-
oring Mr. and Mrs. Leonard! T1K
son, who were married early last
month.
Mrs. Robert Champmian is re
turning this week from WCUWC,
Greensboro, where she has been
completing work on her master's
degree.
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Mumford
Jr., and family of Knoville, are
visiting here this week with his
parents.
Mrs. John A. Walker Jr. (the
former Miss Jaoquelyn Amnions),
whose wedding was announced
last week, has come to araenH a
few weeks here with her mother
and other relatives while her hus
band is on an assignment to Cuba.
Mr. Bill Powell, who was mar
ried recently to Miss Cecelia
Chapman, of Hendersonville, has
brought his bride here to live.
They are in one of th apartments
in Miss Jamie Anderson's home.
Dr. Robert E. Sevmour. who
entered the Mary Elizabeth Hos
pital in Raleigh on Tuesday of
last week and received surgery on
Thursday, was reported Monday
to be showing improvement. Mrs.
Seymour, who was there with
him, returned home late Monday.
Son Of Former
County Residents
Killed In Wreck
Jacksonville. He was the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. James B.
Robinson and a awr-hcr of Victo
ry1 Baptist Church.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Wednesday at 4 p. tn., in the
ItfTtryTOaptisfr Chnrefc ;,..
The Rev, 'Tom Young arid the
Rev. Tom Henderson officiated,
and burial was In West Memorial
Park,' Weaverville.
He is survived by four sisters,
Mrs. George Rice and Mrs. Hor
ace Chandler of Mars Hill RFD
2, Mrs. Mabel Rhymer of Alexan
der. RPD 1,' and Mrs. Nannie
Jones of Erwin, Tenn.; and two
brothers, Elmer and Paul, both
of Asheville.
Roy Bronce Ramsey. 18. son "of
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Ramsey,
of Oortez, Colorado, and former
residents of Madison County, was
killed in an automobile accident
in Colorado on June 28, 1958. He
was alone at the time of the ac
cident.
He was a member of the Church
of the First Born and graduated
from Montezuma County High
Sdnool at Cortex in May. 1958.
where he was a member of the
glee club, mixed choral club and
was active in other clubs.
He is survived by his Barents:
three brothers, Ehomie, Eugene
and Ray; his grandmother, Mrs.
Pearl Lewis, of Cortes: several
uncles and aunts and a host of
other relatives and friends.
Metcalf - Corn
Reunion To Be
Held On Aug. 3
FULL THE FIX 3
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Wbn constipation sours your
Taken at bedtima. Bittck-Drauatat
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When oonittDatlon onn
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The annual Metcalf and Corn
reunion will be held at the Bull
Creek church, near Bill Silver's
store, on Sunday, August S. All
relatives of the two families are
invited to come and bring a pic
nic lunch, and have a good time
together.
MRS. ETHA GAERETT
MRS. ALLEN METCALF
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