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N. C, OCT. 13, icr3 THE HCV5. CO fags riva '. PERSONAL and OTHERWISE 'A- , ' 'Mr. and Mrs". Earl pent the week-end in Ga., and attended the Tech-Tennessee football Robinson Atlanta, Georgia game : there on Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. W. C.x Rector are spending this week in Sumter, S. C, with their son-in-law' and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Mathis Jr., and son. They expect to return home Friday night. Mrs. C. M. Hinkle has arrived te spend several weeks here with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Dinwiddie. Mr. Porter Roberts and son, Bruce, of Detroit spent several days last week visiting Mr. Rob erts' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley M. Roberts of Marshall RFD 1. and other relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Ed Lee Niles and family of Marshall spent the week-end visiting in Knoxville. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Davis re turned here Wednesday from Sal isbury where tlhey spent several days visiting Mrs. Davis' sistei and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. DR. V. Rector and family. tWith The Sick Mrr Andy Lewis of Marshall RED 4, is a patient- in Aston iParlc Hospital where he is under going treatment'' 1 : Mrs-. Minnie Ramsey of Mar shall is a patient in Aston Park Hospital where ahe is undergo ing treatment. .'ovvlrrivals Memorial Mission To . Mr. and Mrs. James H. Moore, Marshall RFD 2, a son, Oct. 9. To Mr. and Mrs. Grover Leon ard Anderson, Walnut, a daugh ter October 14. Carrollton Ky. Mrs. W. E Rassman gets a little shade with her clothesline pole. Two years ago she set the sy camore post in the ground and tied her clothesline to it This spring the post sprouted limbs land leaves. (BWB3 aw J Rmw J Of waj Zemo liquid or ointment a doc tor's antiseptic, promptly relieve itchiaut, stops scratching and so help heal and clear surface akin nshea. Buy nntaAMA Strength Zemo for7ptTI stubborn cases istlVUlV SPECIAL ! ;iDSf OH fcllf QED boDLDIKQ COliniGES With Heqvy Duly Plywood Face and V2" Solid Wood Dust Cap r i M. . Gage Morrow Olson Dies ; Rites To Be Held Saturday Mrs.. Gage Morrow Olson, 52, formerly of Marshall, died after a long illness in St. Louis, Mo, on Tuesday, Oct. 14, 1958. Mrs. Olson had hundreds of friends in Madison, Buncombe, and Henderson counties. In Bun comjbe and Henderson she known as Gage Cline. iMrg. Olson attended Mars Hill College. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Will Mor row who made their liome in Mar shall. Until 1945, when she married Mr. Olson, she had made her home in Asheville and Hendersonville, She was a graduate medical tech nician and worked for some years in Asheville and St. Louis medic al clinics. Funeral services will be held at the Marshall Baptist Church Sat urday afternoon at two o'clock, The Rev. D. D. Gross, pastor, will officiate and burial will be in the Marshall Cemetery. Pallbearers will be James Story, E. W. Plemmons, Bob Gilbert, Loy P. Roberts, Dr. J. L. McElroy, and W. Ted McKinney. 1 Survivors include the husband, Charles Olson of St. Louis; a sis ter, Mrs. Lankford L. Storey of Asheville, and a nephew, Lank- ford M. Storey of Ashevile. Bowman-Rector Funeral Home is in Charge of arrangements. Welfare Department Case Workers Attending Meeting .; Misa Nancy Lisenbee, Child Welf are Worker; and Mrs; Grace & English. Mrs.. Nina .Lod Pon der,!, and E. ,C. Conrad, Case Work Assistants,' of the,. Madison Coun ty , D e p r t m e b t o f : public Welfare- are' attending the - Fall meeting of the Western District of. the North Carolina Casework . . . ers Association being Jield in Waynesville today (Thursday) The theme of the meeting is "psychiatric Consultations In North Carolina Public Wei fare System," and the speakers are Miss Ellen Douglass Bush, Supervisor of Staff Development; and Dr. Charles E. Lleweltyn Jr., Consulting Psychiatrist of the N. C. State Board of Public Welfare, Raleigh. Mis3 Lisenbee, who is program chairman of the Western District, will introduce Dr. Llewellyn. Attend Football Game At Duke U. addition to the Marshall Scnoo ool Band, other' spectators at the Duke-Baylor football game at Durham last Saturday, included Cecil" Clark, Ronnie Candler; Ron nie- Hensley, Kenny Hensley, Gordon Rice, Wendell Wilde, Jul ian Rice, Margaret Myers, Bobbie Jo Nix and Willie Radford. . For aiinimu (eraica sit ateeture extreme , awtsije top width af wlndaw frame and oil 2" t 3 U L o AND SEEN ! By "POP" -" The regular Heard and! Seen Column can really be found on Page 8 of this issue, concerning the Band trip to Duke last 'week end. I haven't heard or seen much since then. Since this is true, Ifn going' to complete this column this week with three lit tle "funnies-:." . The new count-down at Cape Canaveral seems to be 10-9-8-7-6-6-4-3-2-1-Damn! A certain first-grade student hag been doing real well in school but recently came home in tears. The first grade had just had its first examination an eye examination. Bawled the student: "A lot of kids beat me! Some had 20-40 and some had 20-80 ... an' (snub) all I got was 20-20!" A certain mother was showing her 3-year-old daughter a book of prayer a few nights ago. One prayer was accompanied by an angel child, complete with halo around head. "M'gosh, Mommy," said the little girl, "he can spin a liula hoop around his HEAD I" Meeting Of Walnut Presby. Church To Be Held Monday There will be a congregational meeting of the members of the Walnut Presbyterian Church this' ceming Monday, October 20, ' at 7:30 p. m. At that time many matters vital to the spiritual and material welfare of the church will be presented, discussed and acted -upon. Among the items on the agenda are the election of two new elders, the election of a Christian Education Committee, and the election of an Every I Member Canvass Committee. The annual budget will also be present ed for approval. It is also ex pected that action will be taken on alterations and .repairs on the church property. The pastor" will act as Moderator and it is hoped that a good proportion of the mem era will attend,. .." Mrs. Huey Honored At Miscellaneous Shower Saturday Mrs. Bernard Reece and Miss Olga Sprinkle entertained at a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening, October 4, at the REA Building in Marshall, honoring Mrs. James Hues of Winston-Sa lem and Marshall. 'Game and contests were enjoy-1 ed and prizes awarded to Mrs. S. Nix and Mrs. Ron Sprinkle. Following the opening of gifts, refreshments were served. Those attending were Mrs Wade Huey, Mrs. M. G. Ramsey Sr., Mrs. L. B. Ramsey, Martha Louise Ramsey, Mrs. Howard Barnwell, Mrs. E. C. Teague, Mrs. W. F. Holland, Mrs. J. Moody Chandler, Mrs. Roy Reeves, Mrs. S. L. Nix, Mrs. Richard Blackwell, Mrs. Ron Sprinkle, Mrs. Eva Sams, Mrs. Maco Wal- lin, Mrs. Kelly Davis, Mrs. Char- Hie Sawyer, and Mrs. Huey, Mrs. Reece and Miss Sprinkle. DO NOT CONFUSE WITH INFERIOR ; - -, WOOD CONSTRUCTION 3 ; VIM M M 42 -- 4S , M . n 4 H lot , ' 132 144 j- Ully 1ALI 4 Mf 2.2 i.n 2.29 xr 4.7 : 5.4 $. .4 . 7.4t xn xn ,4.W $.tf -4.W 7.n t.f , n.w , M.9 i ' Friendship CI Honors r.lrs. r msey On Monday I tent Mrs, Janie Ramsey was honor- fed Monday night at the home of Miss Eloist Ward by members of the : Marshall Friendship : i Club. Mrs. ; Ramsey, ' ' who v ia retiring from her position as County Home Agent,.' waa presented i with ' a patchwork quilt made by the club members, (. Each member made and autographed a square of the quilt !tt-&y-r. Mrs. C. W. Ward, club presi dent, expressed regret at losing Mrs. Ramsey and each member voiced appreciation' for the many thoughtful- and helpful, things Mrs., Ramsey had (lone for tfhem. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess to eighteen members and three' guests pre sent : June-Tweed Shore Is Honor Student At Wellesley College A Charlotte senior at Welles ley College, June-Tweed Shore, whose honor student-rating ex empts her from attending classes or taking tests, finds plenty of interesting things to fill in "her! time. Last week-end she spent at Har vard attending a fraternity house party as the guest of Peter Work man. Next weekend she will go to Boston with the eleven other girls on the third floor of Sever- ence Hall (dormitory) to attend another house party. This one will be hostessed by a fellow third floorer, Jean Crannery, who nas all sorts of entertainment plan ned for , her twelve house guests, June-Tweed, who is a' Biblical history major at Wellesley, is Durance Scholar and was recent ly elected to " Phi Beta Kappa, She is the daughter 'ef Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt W. Shore of Charlotte and the granddaughter of Mr. E R. Tweed, of Marshall'- 1 24-Hour Thermostatic WOODBURNINC HFATER Also NEW AND USED STOVES OF ALL KINDS Including ' OIL, WOOD and COAL HEATERS HOME ELECTRIC I If. ' . & FURNITURE CO. MARSHALL, N. C. mceOLES$ : THAN THE LUMBER ALONE WOULD - cost rou , ' OMf a 32" Vise c ' CeaeleM wild Hwmt . 10"OEE iV . UsMiir t uli -, 2.H 2.H, i 4.W S.M , . ' a.f 11. 12. 4. 15.t . 1.7 i2.7 yr n 2.7 4.7 i . 7.4 ' 7. . n I' . I fln4 BwiidhMin MHftS Gradual Attend College :es;A The following , students who graduated ,f ronj Mars Hill High School last yea are now attend ing various colleges. . Those at tending Mara Hill' CoUeir are David Bradley, Ben Brown, John Burry,, Donald Metcalf, Joan Dy- cus, vernon Davis, Shirley Peek, Wayne Roberts,' Ida Patricia Rob-' inson and Howell Smith. David Lynch is at Oberlin; Sam Vance is at Mercer University; Carolyn Tug-man at Carson Newman; As tor Carter at the University of Tennessee; and Vera Waldroup and Norina Rice are at Western Carolina College; Andrea Cody, Cora Lee Boone, Joy Lou Hens ley and Terrold Fox are at Be rea; and R. C. Metcalf is contin uing his studies in the Army. Friendship Club Met September 26 With Mrs. Robinson The September meeting of the Marshall Friendship H. D. Club was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Robinson on Friday. SeDt, ssb. following the devotions brief business sesion was conduct ed by Mrs. C. W. Ward. Plans were made to attend the Achievement Day which was held on Sept. 27. Several members of the club participated in the dress revue. Mrs. Ramsey gave several ideas lor Christmas decorations and in expensive gifts. She told the group that th,is would be her last meeting with tfhem as she is re tiring from her position. At tne close of Oie meeting, Mrs. Kobinson served delicious re freshments to Mrs. Willard Re tor, Mrs. Kermit Cody, Mrs. Clar ence Jenkins, Mrs. Ethel W. Rob- ens, jars. Dora Ramsev. Mrs. Eva Sams, Mrs. Eugene Ward, Mrs. Blanche Henderson, Mrs. C. W. Ward, Mrs. Wilev MoHone. Miss tEIoise Ward, Mrs. Iverson Bradley and Mrs. D. D. Gross TM f dub welcomed four new members; Mrs. Rex Cohn, Mrs. Boyce Mayhew, Mrs. Dora Ram sey and Mrs. Hugh Fisher.''- e!irtk(!iis Dgd Other Prominent GOP Leaders To STRJNG MUSIC QUA! Miss Lewis Becomes Bride Of : Earnest ty Ramsey On Oct. 5 'Miss Ruth Ann Lewis, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lew is of Walnut, became the bride of Earnest Ramsey of Marshall on October 5, 1958, in Greenville, S. C. The groom is the son of Mrs. Geneva Ramsey of Marshall and the late Mr. Ramsey. The bride is a 1958 graduate ol walnut High Scliool and is em ployed at the Bargain City in Asheville. The groom attended Marshall High' School and ia employed at the Marshall Tire and Recapping Company in Marshall. They are residing in Asheville. Madison Native Dies From Injuries In Car Wreck Monday John Gates Morgan, 47, of Weaverville RFD 2, who was struck by an automobile at the intersection of Red Oak Rd. and U.S. 19, Monday night, October 13, 1958, succumbed to head and internal injuries. Acting Coroner W. A. McEl- duff, of Buncombe County, ruled the acident as unavoidable. Elmer Vester Mas'hburn, 33, of Weaverville RFD 2, was listed as driver of the car. Mr. Morgan, a native of Mad son County, was a World War II veteran and a member of Forks Of Ivy Baptist Church. He is survived by the widow, Mrs. Annette Ponder Morgan; stepdaughter, Judy Gale Ponder; six sisters, Mrs. Paul Sams, Mrs. Dewey Styles and Mrs. Morris Clayton of Asheville, Mrs. J. N Mitchell of Weaverville, Mrs. Hor ace Rector of Andrews and Mrs, A- Horn of Winston-Salem; one brother, J. T. Morgan of Win ston-Salem and several nephews and nieces. Funeral services were held Wed nesday at 3 p. m., in the Forks of Ivy Baptist Church. The Revs. N. B. Phillips and James H. Smith officiated. Burial' was in the church cemetery. AT- 2:00 P. M. U. RAY BRAS WELL, . -- '- . -' -' a. s- :- .. Principal Speaker 4 , r ' County Candidates To Be Introduced Miss Hayan Is Bridal Of ; Arlon" Masse'y;.v -Xv;.' .,.,ir,1-r WHt$.W Mis Betty Maria Hayan tha daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayan of Taylor Center, ' Mich., -?i became, the bride of Arlon Mas- a sey Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, at the home of the Rev. James Gilliam. , The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Massey of Riv er Rouge. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. She wore a street length dress with white lace over satin. The princess style dress had three quarter length sleeves and a rounded neckline. The shoulder length veil was of French illusion with seeded pearls and rhinestones matching the dress. She carried a white Bible top ped with a white orchid and white satin streamers. Mrs. Ellen Hood was her maid of honor and only attendant. Her dress was of pale green with matching hat. She carried a nosegay of white carnations. 'Allen Arrowood served as best man. The mother of the bride wore a blue fall dress with black ac cessories. She wore a corsage of white carnations. The groom's mother was attir ed in a royal blue wool dress with black accessories and wore a cor sage of white carnations. A wedding reception was lield at the home of the groom's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Payne in Lincoln Park, Mich. The table was setx with white linen with a wedding cake decorating the center. The house was deco rated throughout with fall flow ers. Dinner was served to 30 guests. Among the out oil town guests was Mrs. James Lunsford of Marshall. For a wedding trip north the bride wore a black suit and the orchid from her corsage. : On their return they will be at home at 29 E. Cicote St, in Riv er Rouge.-' The groom was formerly employ ed by Fabricon Products before going into the U. S. Marines. t GIVE The United Way, apstaal Be Present IS 1 1 L'A v
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