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Hru Wayne '. Meadows and
daughter, Anne, of Columbia,
C.i are spending several days vis
it in g (friends And relatives An tiw
county,
Mm. . Tommmie Rector, of Mar
eMail, returned .to her home Sat
urday from. Alexandria, Va.,
where die spent two taonths witfa
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mr. Frank Treadway and
.their infant son, Totnmie iBobsrt.
SiSgt. 'Bernard Ramsey, of Rob
ins AFfi,- Ga., arrived Wednes
day night to spend at few days
with dins parents, Mr. end lbs.
W. B. ' Ramsey, and other rela-
tives.-fts:. " -r: (
Mr., end Mrs. L. G. Geddne of
Mt Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Rhea x Canton, Mir. and Mrs. W.
C. Love and Mrs. Eater McMil
lan, of iRaJeigh;" spent ithe week
end with Dt. W. A. 6 amis of Mar
shall U
Mt. and Mrs. J. iH. Bads spent
Sunday fa v'Chanlotto iwitm their
son-en-lw,and dteujjhter, Mr. and
iMra. -TsoprJiie, and family.
' 'Mr.-Wntiran Ponder of Greens
boro visited bis parents, Mt. and
.MBi'iPMer. 'lotf Marshal!
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OES To Entertain
Masons Here Mon.
Members of the Marshall East-
ana Star Chapter mW. entertain
Maaana of the , French Broad
Lodge on Monday evening, Feb
ruary 26, at (She dose of a regu
lar meeting of iBhe Chapter.
The Maaana are invited to be
at the Masonic Temple at 8:15.
A special progrlatn will be pre
sented in their honor and a so
cial hour will be held at the can
elusion of the program.
"Will And Wdrk
Club" Met With
Mrs. Ella Baker
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' MUK.Kartlhertne Cody and Miss
Jae Jones of rtlie University
, of Tetmoaseey1 j-Pgnoxvilfe, spent
. Sunday In MajraWaU with Miss Co
dy's pareaMa.fMr. isindf Mrs. Ker-
mit Cody; '.,
' Mir; a Mrs-- iPoMtess England
and family '(have moved into the
, house jtelonging to Mrs. John Mc-
Eiroy on Walnut Creek IRoad. fCr.
England fa an asaisrtaiat fam eg-
ent of Madison County.
The Woman's Missionary Socie
ty of the Marshall Baptist Church
will have a study course Tuesday
evening at -the church! in prepara
tion ifor ithe Week of Prayer for
Home 'Missions to be (held during
the following week.
Mrs. Glen A. Ramsey Jr., wdll
teach the book "Glimpses of Glo
ry" by C. C. Wlamren.
The jneetrimgj wiill begin at 7:30
o'clock end a social hour will be
held at the conclusion of the peri
J.04 of study.
Row Arrivals
At Memorial Mission?
' To Mt.' land Mirs. Landon R.
Deal, ; Brevard' a eon, Feb. 20.
Mrs. Deal te t&te dajugbter of Mr.
and Mrs. Coleman Ramsey of
WaHnot; and Mr. Deal is the son
of Mar. and Mrs..iHiubert Deal Sr.,
of Marshaill RFD 3.
At St Joseph's
To Mr. and Mrs. Clififord H
Ghetley, (Rt 5 Marshall, a daugh
ter, Feb. 19.' I. . ;
To Mr. and! Mrs. RAdhard L.
'Nelson, Mens Hill,
Correction
In the wpite-oip in last iweek's
News-'Reeord,; Mors, i Fain Darvis'
name was inadvertently omitted
from iUw" list' of (those attending
the Firemenle Auxiliary dinner.
.... People'who pay as (tfhey go to
oao? taMvel ait a snails pace.
The "Will And Work CM" of
Ponder's Chapel Chrurcih met Fri
day evening in 49ie Jhome of Mrs.
Ella Raker.
A program (was presented and
refreshments were served.
Twelve members of ithe Club
from MacmHall and Weaverville
attended the meeting.
Marshall Baptist
WMS Will Have
Study Course Tues.
Marshall Garden
Club Met Thurs.,
With Mrs. NHes
Mrs. Ed iNiles was hostess
the Marshall Garden Club
2 p. m., on February 16.
Following refreshments the
busdneaB meeting iwas held, Mrs.
Clyde Roberts presiding.
Mrs. SeJm Rtudisill presented
program on Practidal Gardens.
She stated that any of us can be
practical gardeners df w are
practical and have a potemtolal
bed, border, oanic, back (yard or
even a barrel! to work on.
She disouased the importance of
exposure, soil, dramage, erosaon,
ujp-keep and hard work. This can
be applied to vegetable or flower
gardening or a combinaitdoni of
both. .Mrs. Riuddsill concluded .that
gardening is a cure for everything
except "eun stroke, chordae horse
and bind staggers".
Eleven members ware present.
Hostess to the club on March 15
will be Mirs. Loy Roberts. Mrs.
John Oorbett will give a progirwm
on S lower Arranging.
February Specials
Monday Tuesday."- Thursday :
$35.00 COLD WAVE - $15.00
$25.00 COLD WAVE. $12.50
$20.00 COLD WAVE. $10.00
$15.00 COLD WAVE... $7.50
ATTENTION, LADIES
: We now have a complete line of
FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM HOSE )
rTEVSPRirG HATS JUST ARRJLVED
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AH America was relieved Tues
day when Lt-CoJ. John (H. Glenn
Jr., made a successflul orbitul
trkp itbree times around the world!
it was one of Ithe most exciting
events in Ihfetory I ' imagine
that (more people watched televi
sion Tuesday (than foil any other
single day in 'history I iwas for
tunate in watching Glenn's take
off while in Wild's Radio and Tel.
aviator store and saw his "Dand
ling" while In Home lEleobric and
Furniture Company moat of
Marshall's citizens either crowd
ed around television' sets or lis
tened over radio business was
almost at a standstill when, he
blasted off at Cape Canaveral
in any books, Lt. Col. Glenn can
be promoted to General he's
a real' guy and a real American
plus having plenty of nerve
wonder how long it wdll be be
fore a song is .written about the
Astronaut already postage
stlatmps, honoring, the orbital
flight, are tin circulation saw
the opening games of ithe tourney
Tuesday night and enjoyed them
as a rule, I can't get too
excited over ithe J V games, but I
did Tuesday they were real
good games with several girls and
boys showing great promise
sorry the public laiddreas system
went on the blink Tuesday but
it's worfring okey now I
think the (girls' basketball rules
governing ifihe dribble and out-of-bounds
play after goals have im
proved the game greatly I'm
still in favor of a 'free-dribble"
rule and a 'Vovang guard" -
that is, to fallow a guard to cross
center line thus becoming a, for
ward on offense naturally,
(he girl guarding her can also
cross center court would
make "Ithe game more exciting plus
opening lup the offense it
seems strange to note that Dr.
MoElroy's offices are now 'down
the street in the Rector Apart-;
mends they've been up ifce
street since I can remember
Fred O. Tilson, a real nice fellow
that I think a lot of , was really "on
the baU" Tuesday at the CharnJber A fATl J niitmiAt'a
crfCcmnverceateeting AaiS?nE--
f uM of puns and wise remarks -
kept us laughing all the time I
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DOROTHY B. SHUPE
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' 1 sure aim glad the Glenn trip
around the world is over. I had
some fears about his getting back,
for some reason, hut feel now
that we are "good emau(gjh" to do
most anything in space. I believe
we'll ireadb ithe moon within' the
next few ; years. Some ' ipeaole
II. and scoff at such aw idea,
but remember they laughed at
Ooiunnbus, . the . Wright ffitrothers
and others.
You should have attended our
last PTA meeting here at Mar-
We .had an enlightening
talk by Miss Garnett . Hiutdhins
on hepatitis which - cleared up
quite a few points that had been
disturbing , many. ? Her main cau
tion was cleanliness in our per
sonal ihkbita We also enjoyed the
talks n; Founders Day program
by Mrs. J. '.-JU MoEiroy and Mas.
Harry Ditmore. . The silver tea
fojlowirig was most enjoyable and
the table was so pretty.
Wonder how many upsets well
have in 4he basketball tourney?
s of ihe outcome, I do
hope we will
Dirthday Saturday
' is ft
JMane Wallin celebrated let
fifth htothday ; Saturday, with a
party at 2:30 o'clock at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Steve WfeUbw
A three-tier unthday cake dec
orated in pink and ffreetv and' ice
cream were served.
Those attending were Mr. . and
Mrs, Fred Hensley and two daugh
iters, Laura and Marlene; Mr., and
Mrs. Gu Tennant and two chil
dren, Julie and' Billy: Mrs. Ger
trade F. Jones; and Misses Fat
and Grace Jones, all of Aeheviile;
Mrs. Daisy Worley and son, Lar
ry, of Marshall: Mr. and Mrs.
Wallin and Diane.
Chandler Wins
Speech Contest
In Michigan
Gene Chandler, Jr., eon of Mr.
end Mrs. Eugene Chandler of
Port Huron, Midh., wlas one of
six staff members of ihe Citizens
Federal Savings and Loan Asso
ciation who attended the annual
Michigan Junior 'Savings land Loan!
League meeting in Grand fRapids,
m . . . .1 ' rf . .iwi wren m
T . 2 !,Peina agent for the bank.
mansnoip winuginouit one whole e-
vent. Winning is fine and easy to
accept, dtfe the losing that shows
of what one is made. Ton must
buy scans food from (these Mar-
flbaH seniors so they can get to
Washington and New York.
Our school paper, "The Blan-
nalhaBsett Tribune,'' came out
Saturday and guess mho sponsor.
ed it this ttraeT None other than
the nice Pepsi Gala Company of
AahevMe' wiho also sponsors "AMibb
America.'' We sure do travel in
class, eh? . :
Observed; Wonder if Her
bert, Mack, lEd and Jo Lynn will
re-salyage llhat' Iboat when they
get it paid for? Don't know which
one toe best diver, but heU
have to go way down for it ithia
time - Lane, Arthur and Ed
don't think too wet of my driv
ing; Ilni sure 'Bobby appreciates
how well l ean get back on my
side Gotta run now, press
tome!
Marshall Book Club :
Met Monday With
Mrs. Wade Huey
The Marshall Book 'Club met
Monday evening, Feb. 19, with
Mrs. Wade Huey.
The meeting was called to or
der by Mrs. W. T. McKininey,
president. Mrs. Huey spoke brief
ly on a list of current books. Mrs.
John Oorbett was program lead
er, and gave a most interesting
review of .two books as follows
"The 13th Apostle" by Eugene
Vale; and "(Beyond .Our Selves"
by Catherine Marshall. The first
deals with the age-old search of
man for the face of Christ; the
second shows the individual search
for faith, life and guidance. The
search for God begins at the
point of need. These reviews
were followed by questions and
idiscuaaion of matters of faith.
Delicious refreshments with : a
color scheme of red! and white,
were then served by the hostess.
Conference 0t
Week In Raleigh
Those from Madison County at
tending a . Dlairymen's; Conference
in Rtadeigh last week were Harry
Silver and James Stewart of ihe
farm office;' Doyle Cody, J. E.
Buckner, Gerald. Young and Boyd
Hill, dairy producers . of thi s
county.
OYSTERS - FISH
FRIED SHRJMP
SCALLOPS
Plate Lunches 50c up
HOME MADE PIES
BEST COFFEE IN WORLD
HANCOCK'S
RESTAURANT
8 N. Pack Square
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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The Main Street Esso Service Station is
now owned and operated by Claude Da
vis, who cordially invites you to patronize
him.
OIL CHANGE TIRE CHANGE
COMPLETE LUBRICATION
SERVICE
v Mr, Davis also invites you to stop et Hie
ESSO SERVICE STATICII
on Highway 25-70 between Marsha!! t ! Walnut -
OPEN 24 HOURS A
Mr. Chandler was one of three
winners of a speech contest, and
will go to the annual meeting of
the Michigan SaivAngs and Loan
League at Mackintac Island for
the speech finals in July. The ti
tle of his speech was "The Sa
maritan Image." " i
He is the grandson of ''IMnv J.
C. Chandler and the late Mr.
Chandler of Watout anil of ' Mr.
Claude Sawyer and itShe 'laita' Mrs.
(Sawyer of Marshall, and a grsit
grandson of iMrs. J. N'tPhits '-
Donors Omitted
In compiling a Mat of iktiiim
for ihe Marshall fire house fiber
glass door,'' ithe; names of 'Uiibv J.
A. Dennis and Howard Payne
were inadvertently omitted. ' ' ' ' J
At Convention
Dr. H. E. Boldnger, local den
tist, is attending . a dentalV,, con
vention in Chicago, 111., itfois week.
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STORM WINDOWS, and DOORS
INSULATION SIDING & ROOFING
at a price you will be glad to pay
NO MONEY DOWN
Up to Three Years To Pay
D. A. ROGERS, Mgr.
Telephone: 41S5 MARSHALL, N. C.
Knox Brigman
Visits Purina
Research Farm
Knox iBrigman, of Marshall,
was amongi (the some 350 farmers
firom this section who visited the
Ralston Purina Research Farm at
Gray Summit, (Missouri on Feb
ruary 12, and spent ithe following
day the company's research lab-
oatariea and general office.
Thousands of fanners from aQ
sections of the United States and
many foreign countries visit Ihe
Purina famm each year to see re
sults of experiments comueted! in
livestock and poultry feeding and
mannagement. The 778-aore farm
Is devoted entirely to damn re
search projects .
Move
Mrs. Aide Bryan and gnmdson.
Virgil Smith Jr., have moved from
the second story of the former
A&P IBtualding to an apartment
over, the Bank of French Broad.
Vota Vita Class
Met Here Tuesday
The Vota Vita Sunday School
Glass of the Marshall Baptist
Church met Tuesday evening in
the home of Mrs. Ed Niks. Mm
E. Y. Ponder, president, presided.
Mrs. iE. C. dark led the devo
tions. Mrs. Ponder, assisted by
Mrs. Clark, had charge of the
program. Prizes were awarded
to Mrs. GJen A. Ramsey Jr., lira.
James Story, Mrs. Eva Sams, and
Mrs. .Ed Niles.
Those attending iwere iMra. Poo
oar, Mrs. (Clark, Mrs. Ramsey,
Mrs. Cecil Sprinkle, IMra. Sams,
Mrs. Story and Mirs. NHes.
Announcement
There will be prayer service at
the Easier Gap Church every
Saturday Inigbt at 7:30 o'clock.
The IRlev. George P. Massey is fa
chtaise , of (the service. Emmmna
is invited to attend.
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As a convenience to our
REGULAR CUSTOMERS
0. 6. Reotor todivaro 60.
will furnish FREE PARKING at the American Legion
Parking Lot or the Texaco Parking Lot while you are
trading with us.
When you park in either one of these lots, you pay the
regular fee of 25c When you trade with us, you get a
casn register ticket which you hand the parking lot at
tendant when you return for your car and he refunds
v you your 25c' Limit: 2 hours parking on this ticket
We welcome you to trade in Marshall r.ndi re.
you do net havo to vcrry cbcut PA" "113.
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