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PFG Leonard Ponder of Fort
-Jackson, S. C, spent the week-end
with his wife - and . parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorado Ponder and
family of Marshall RFD 1.
Mrs. Julian Culvera and three
-children of Morristown, .Tenn., are
-spending a few days this week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
D. Bowman of Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Treadway
:and small son, Tommy Robert of
Alexandria, Va., returned to their
home Sunday after spending: three
weeks wjth their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Treadway of Marshall
RFD 6 and Mr, and Mrs. Tommie
Rector of Marshall.
Mrs. J. M. Chandler Jr., and
two children of Knoxville, Tenn.,
who have been spending this week
here as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Moody Chandler, will return to
their home today (Thursday). Mr.
J. M. Chandler Jr., who accompa
nied his family to Marshall, re
turned to his home Sunday.
, Mrs. Clarence Nix of Marshall
returned to her home last Friday
from Lakewood, Calif., where she
spent two weeks with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Rosenlof and two children.
Mrs. Sylvia Frisby Wallin and
-daughter, Paula, of Washington,
D. C, and Mrs. Eunice Simmons
George and daughter, Janice, of
Greenbelt, - Maryland, are visiting
friends and relatives in the county.
Mr. Lawrence Rice, of Greens
boro, and Miss Susan Rogers, of
Burlington, are spending several
days this week with Mr. Rice's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rice.
Mr. Lorado Ponder and daugh
ter, Mary Emma, and daughter-
in-law, Mrs. Leonard Ponder, were
in Raleigh last week where they
visited Mr. Ponder's son, Lawren
ce Pender.
Mrs. E. G. Clarke was in Raleigh
Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week visiting her son, Cecil, who
is a civil engineer student at N. C.
State College, . .
Mrs,' Ray' George and daughter,
Janice, of College Park, Maryland,
are visiting ler parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Brook . Simmons of Marshall,
both Mr. and Mrs, Simmons have
been ill for sometime." Mrs. Rob
ert Davis returned to College Park
with ' Mrs. George where she will
spend a few days. ' - i
Mother Of Mrs.
J. M. Chandler
Passes Friday
Mrs. Eddie Shook
.' Miss Martha , Derreberry, - of
Andrews, a student at Mars Hill
College,- spent last week-end here
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. Li
Nix and family.
I -Mr. John L. "Sonny" Fortner,
of San Diego, i Calif., is spending
: a few days here with his mother,
.Mrs. Trixie Candler,, and other
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Rellie Altaian of Hickory
came : Wednesday to spend the Richmond of Westminster, Calif.;
Easter holidays with her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr, and j Mrs.
Guy White; and her sister, Mrs,
: Ed Fagan. :
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Ramsay, 97, widow of
Dr. W. M. Ramsay, who died in
a Greeneville, Tenn., hospital,
April 13, 1962, were held Sunday
at 3 p. m in the. First Baptist
Church of Jonesboro, Tenn. The
service was conducted by the Rev,
William J. Powell, pastor of Tus-
cnltna Baptist Church, of which
she was a member, and the . Rev,
Joe Strother, pastor of the Jones
boro church. Burial was in Ma- !m r njr T nn v Y mr
pie Lawn Cemetery in Jonesboro. I I If III D ft It Ij 1 1 1
ler Jr., Gary Thompson, Gene A M II V II II II It
Thompson, Billy v Ramsay, Bobby U Ull V V 11.
Ramsay end Paul Register.. " 17 A 117 O Iff A Ti 17
If Mrs. Ramsay had lived ex- If WW III If H,
actly a month longer she would
have celebrated her 98th birthday
on May 13. She had been in de-l Miss Brenda Jane Tomberlin
dining health for several months, land Eddie . Shook were married
She was. a graduate of Sullins Saturday, April 14. 1962.: in Lit-
College and a charter member of tle Ivy Baptist - Church . by the
jonesooro unapter wo. jjdz, uraer Rev, John J. Huntley.;
of the Eastern Star. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Tomber-
Mrs. Ramsay , was the daughter lin are parents of the bride and
of W. W. Epps and Sara Melinda Mr. and Mrs, Hubert Shook are
Haws, early pioneer families of I parents of the bridegroom. -
Washington County, Tenn. ' I Mr. Tomberlin gave his daugh-
Surviving ? are ' four daughters,' ter in marriage. She wore a dress
Mrs. Clyde McAmis of Greene-1 of lace with rhinestone on the
ville, Tenn., with whom Mrs. Ram-1 bodice. Her veil was attached to
say made her home; Mrs. George la rhinestone tiara.
Mrs. Ralph McKinney was her
Mrs. J. Moody Chandler of Mar-1 sister's matron of honor and
shall; and Mrs. A. L. Fox of Clin-1 bridesmaids were Miss Linda Kay
ton, Tenn.; a son, William Ramsay I McKinney, Miss Kay Radford,
or Morristown, Tenn.; 14 grand-1 Miss Frances Shook, sister of the
children and 23 great-grandchil-(bridegroom, Miss Wanda Lou
Mrs. Grace English left Satur- dren. I Fox, Miss Patricia Gibbs and Miss
Dillow-Taylor Funeral Home of I Madge Hilemon. Thev wore nas-
Jonesboro was in charge. , "... Itel chiffon dresses and carried
spring flowers. Child attendants
DOROTHY B. SI1VPE
I meant to mention last week a
bout the young people conducting
the whole supervision of our Wal
nut Baptist . church the previous
Sunday, but as usual, I forgot it
in trying to get . ready by "Press
Time.? Anyway, ; they did an ex
cellent job in filling the sunerln.
tendent's place, ' pianists, teach
ers, and all positions. Sherrv Da.
vis our T. E. L. Class and did
very good job. Rozella was super
intendent, and I just can't remem
ber all the others. Some teacher
remarked that we should have
the young folks do the classes at
least once a month!
We had another treat thin nanf
Sunday. Charles Buckner and a
group of his friends from Carson
Newman College conducted all
the classes, etc., arid Charles de
livered the sermon at 11 o clock.
This was my first time to hear
Charles and ' he was verv crood.
My, I can remember the first year,-
1 taught at Walnut and had Char
les as a . student in ; the eighth
grade. He was ,. an : excellent stu
dent and nearly wore the set of
encyclopedias out . by reading
them during his spare time. I know
hard work in school is going to
pay off in . future years as he
preaches ' to people In foreign
lands as well as here at home.
Best of luck, Charles.
We had a dandy time on our
trip to Kentucky, It just snowed on
us practically the whole dav! When
we first started it was raining
water gun, that is, but after rat
ting rid of the guns, it really did
start snowing on us in Greenville.
The farther northwest we went,
the more it peppered! When we
stopped for a picnic (?) lunch, it
was too cold to eat outside, so we
ate in the bus. , .
You - should see : that Lincoln
room at the- University." You just
cant imaging the . many momen
toes that are there, gathered from
every place, that' Lincoln had used,
or were a part or Mb life. We sat
in a couple of chairs that he a
in. Saw TOSettes" that weri txlran
from Jus"-1 coff!v ' rni;c,0f the
gun that killed hut. ha
carried the 'Lni . .AnileH.
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mm pciture m mm lot nry oc-
casBion of his life. They also saw
much about Andrew . .Tnhnann - in
Greenville all in all, it is h very
educational trip and I think the
funiors enjoyed it very much. . "
Ubserved Good tn m m.
dridge Leake and Craiar Rnrnotta
home for the week-end What's
this about Richard . enfovW rin.
gerbread T . Why does Sandra
ponaer about going on another
day for Orlando, Fla., where she
will spend several days with her
sons, Kyle and Oliver English, and
their families.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gregg and
son, Danny, of . Swannanoa, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Gregg's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Waldrup.
v. Fowler Wallin , and Anthony
Ponder,! ease workers with the
Madison County Welfare; Depart
ment, expect, to return tonight
(Thursday) from Raleigh where
mm mm m . 01 were Jimmy Cox and Vickey Joan
Mrs. Valerie Shelton Ramsey.
In D. C. HoSDltal Best man was Fred Shook,
I brother of the bridegroom. Ush
Mrs. Valerie Nix Shelton is aers were Bobl)y Moss, Jerry Shook,
patient in Doctors Hospital, Roomnothep brother, and Sammy Fox.
207, 1815 Eye Street, NW, Wash-I A ; caKe-cutting lollowed the
ineton 6. D. C. where nha under-lweddin held in the home of the
went i surgery Tuesday- of this I D wtn JUrs. Uallas Radford
week. Her condition is reported to na mrs- jacK ox assisting. ,;;
be satisfactory. Mrs. Shelton was 1M coupie will live in Aihe
accompanied to -Washington byvU,e- brid attended Blan
Mrs. Reeves Fisher. Mrs. M. n.lton' Businea College and is em-
they spent - two . days attending Ramsey, Jr, and Mrs. Fleet ' Nix Ployea m tne Dook Keeping depart-
UrienUtion for new case workers, Jr.
F0.1WASIl,NJ.
S3 Marshall Hitch School Se
niors, plus the chaperones . Mrs,
tan Robinson and Mr. J. G Wal
lin ' boarded a chartered bua
early Monday morning here and
happily headed for the nation's
capital on their annual Senior Trip.
The group arrived iri iWashinir
ton Monday morning; and spent
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
visiting many interesting ndaces.
such as the Capitol, Smithsonian
Institute, Lincoln Memorial, Wash
ington Monument. Library. Treas
ury Building, White House, Ca
thedrals, zoos, etc. "They are al
so expected to enjoy a cruise
down the Potomac River.
Another hisrhliirht is viewing
the , cherry blossoms throughout
me cuy.
Wednesday night they left for
Annapolis, Md., and New York
City.
They are expected to return to
.Marshall late Saturday night
STUDENTS NOW ,
AT S. C. BEACH
Revival Mission At
Walnut Presbyterian
Church, April 22-29
The Walnut Presbyterian
Church announces a week of revi
val mission at the church begin
ning Easter Sunday night, April
22, and continuing every night
t through April 29. The public is
invited to attend these services.
Nightly speaker will be the Rev.
Charles R. Heier, director of the
Madison County Larger Church
Parish. Meetings begin at 7:30
p. m.
Twenty students Juniors and
Seniors from Hot Springs High
School boarded the activity bus
early Monday morning and bead
ed for the Isle of Palms, Charles
ton, S. C, on their annual trip.
The students were accompanied
by Mr. Roy Reeves, principal, who
also drove the bus.
Despite chilly weather, the
group is expected to enjoy being
at the beach and also visiting the
many historical places in and a
round Charleston.
They are expected to return to
Charleston Friday night.
OES Chapter To
Meet Monday
The Marshall Eastern Star
Chapter will meet Monday evening
at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Vaughanta Lee Faulkner
is worthy matron and Clyde H.
McClure is worthy patron.
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Lena Jean Ray, 17 -year -old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byard
Ray, Marshall R-4, a freshman at
Sacred Heart College, Belmont,
N. C, made the Dean's List, it has
been announced.
Miss Ray, who is the youngest
student in the college, is active in
dramatics, recently having the
leading role in a college follies
play. She is a graduate of Laurel
High School where she was an
honor student with high scholastic
records.
Special Good Friday
bervice At Walnut .
: Rev. Charles Heier announces a
special Good Friday service to be
held at the Walnut Presbyterian
Church on Friday night at 7:30
o'clock. AH are welcome to at
tend this service that will Include
a special communion service, ': .
eyed these days T Just picked
un those Queries from some of the
iuniors after the trio 'Glad the
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steel industry cnangea tneir tmaa,
about an increase Had a lovely
crowd out to PTA Monday after
noon and the devotions by Mrs.
Clyde Roberts were very good and
appropriate for this pro-Easter
time sorry Mrs. Nix fell down,
her basement stens. but : don't
worry. Hattie Ella, the talk on
safety was postponed and you can
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WpT Is Judith getting dewey-jlong, Eloise. I
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Co, . The bridegroom attended
Mars Hill High School and is em
ployed, by the State Highway
Commission. - ,
On Honor Roll
Mrs. Rosemary Greene Ramsey.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' Wayne
Greene, of Marshall RFD 6, is
among those making the Alpha
Honor Roll at Western Carolina
Collegee, CulTowhee. She is the
only student from this county
making this honor roll.
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