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Vela Vita Sunday
School Class Met
Tues. At Church
Ml- O "O - s
PERSONAL and OTHERWISE
' Dials 3261
Miss Margaret Corbett, stu-
dent at Sullina College, Bristol,
Va., and Johnny Corbett, a tu
; . dent at HNC, Chapel Hill, spent
the weel with t their parents,
Mr. and MA Nhn Corbett, here.
;.,!; Mr. Calvin Edney, who is em
ployed in - New ,York City, is
spending two weeks with his moth
er, Mrs. Palma Edney, here.
Mr. Pender McElroy, a student
at UNC, Chapel . Hill, spent the
Easter holidays, with, his i parents,
Dr. and Mrs. - J.- L.- McElroy and
'family, here.
Mr. and . Mrs. tPh,ilip Wilson of
iNortn wiiKesDoro, spent the week
end with jtheir 'parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. Walter Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Davis and son,
'Ray, hereo-ri ,.. v . j
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Ballard of
Smyrna, Ga., spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Noah ' Riddle of Marshall RFD 1
and other relatives and friends.
Mr. '. and Mrs. . Charles Phipps
and family of Maryland, and Mrs.
C. E. : Phlpps- tOf Reidsville spent
the week-end with: Mr. and Mrs.
John Anders and other relatives
and friends,' here.
Attends Meeting
Mrs. Dorothy Shupe left Mon
day for Charlotte where she is at
tending the State Parent-Teachers
Association.. ," -
Mrs. Shupe is the State Pub
licity Chairman for North Caroli
na Congress of Parents and Teach
ers. t.,.A ;,-V r-;
She expects to return to her
home Friday.
Hot Springs HS
May Day Program
Will Be Given Tues.
The Vota Vita Sunday. School
Class met Tuesday evening in the
Fellowship Hall of the church with
Mrs. Charlie Sawyer as hostess.
Mrs. E. Y. Ponder, president,
presided, and the devotions ' were
given by Mrs. L. B. Ramsey, pro
gram leader. ,': .,;. '..;,;'
': Mrs. . Ramsey led the group in
two contests and prizes were a
warded to Mrs. Glen A. Ramsey,
Jr., and Mrs. Eva Sams, i ; si .
i . Those attending were Mrs. Cecil
Sprinkle, Mrs. Hettie R. Blanken
ship, Mrs. E. Y. Ponder, Mrs. Guy
White, Mrs. Glen A. Ramsey, Jr.,
Mrs. Eva Sams,' Mrs. L. B. Ram
sey and Mrs. Sawyer.
ALLANSTAND
MRS. BIRCHARD SHELTON,
Correspondent
The Rev. Charles R. Heier fill
ed his regular appointment at the
Allanstand Presbyterian Church
The annual May Day program last Sunday afternoon, taking his
of Hot Springs school will be pre-1 Scripture lesson from I Corinthi
sented in the school gymnasium at Jans 15:12-27; the theme, "The Res-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis spent
Sunday in Charlotte with their
son-in-law and danughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Freshour. They were
accompanied by Mr. Freshour's
parents of Marion. '.
Mrs. Rellie Allman returned
Monday , to her; home in Hickory
after spending the Easter holi
days here with relatives. She
was accompanied home by her sis
ter, Mrs. Ed Fagan. , "
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sprinkle and
two children of Charlotte ' spent
the Ebtcf "holidays here' - with
their parents.
; Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lisenbee
' and Mrs. Bruce Greene of Falls
" Church, Va,, are spending ' this
week here with .Mrs.-John Lisen
bee of Marshall, and Mr. and Mrs.
K. B. Lisenbee, and Miss Nancy
Lisenbee of Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rice of Mar
shall RFD 6' and Mrs. Barbara
Henderson of Marshall returned
: to their home here Tuesday from
Blytheville, Ark., where they spent
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Lew
Allen Rice.
7:30 p. m., TuesdayMay 1.
The May Queen will be Judith
Sams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Sams, Rt. 3, Marshall. Her
escort will be Roy Johnson, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Lee Roy Johnson of
Hot Springs, The Court attend
ants will consist of representatives
from grades 2-12. Flower girls
will be Pamela Price and Paula
Thomas, 1st. grade, students; and
crown bearer will be Ronnie Jen
kins, 1st grade.
The program will consist of
Folk ; Dancing, the May Pole
dance, marching, drills, and gym
nastics. This program is under the spon
sorship of the PTA.
Mrs. Harry B. Ditmore, of Mar-j
shall.
urrection." Several visitors from
Asheville, Spring Creek and Ten
nessee attended the service. The
pastor also showed pictures of the
Crucifixion and Resurrection.
Miss Lois Williams, on the sick
list, was taken to a Greeneville,
Tenn. hospital last Monday morn
ing. We wish her a speedy' recov-
ery.
Mr. Pinkney Franklin, in
Greeneville hospital, suffering
from a stroke, is still in a serious
condition.
Mr. Dean Trimble returned to
college at Cullowhee after spend
ing the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Trimble.
Mrs. John N. Cook and Terry
Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Hensley of Candler visited home
if oiks on , Little Laurel Sunday.
Mr. Birchard Shelton surveyed
Mr.' and Mrs. R. J. Rice of nd divided a large farm for L.
Charlotte spent the week-end with
her parents, the Rev and Mrs.
Frank - Morgan , of Marshall, and
other relatives and friends. ' -' '
David and - Diana McElroy visit
ed their, uncle and aunt and cous
ins,' Mr. and Mrs. Ff ed L. Pitts, of
Arlington, Va., while in .Washing
ton on the senior trip. -
4-
J. Cutshall at Grevstone. Tenn..
last Monday. He also surveyed
tor Mr. Robert Shelton of ' Cedar
Creek last Thursday,
Mr. Bueford Shelton is paving
at Fontana this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Trimble
and his father went fishing . last
Monday , at Douglas. ,
Mr, Kenneth Gahagan is spend
ing a ftifv days with his parents,
"Miss Sheila' Rice visited Dr. and, Mr., and Mrs. John Gahagan,
Mrs. Grover L. Angel at Silveif
Springs, Md.f while in Washing
ton on the senior trip.
Mr. and Mrs,
two children of Shelby spent the
week-end with his mother, Mrs.
Mrs. Cora Amnions
Passes Wed. : Rite
Clyde Reed and nr v ii j nr J
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Kate Reed, and his brother-in-law f"? ora wurray Ammons, 83,
and Mrs. Page a,ea unexPecwaiy Wednesday
morning, April 25, 1962 in her
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and sister, Mr.
Brigman, here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Price of
. Charlotte spent the week-end with
Mr and Mrs. Jim Penland, here .
Mr. and Mrs. J. Clayton Wallin
and daughter, Diane, of Rich-
' mond, Va., and Mr. and Mrs. J. C,
Wallin of Marshall RFD 4, spent
the week-end with Mrs. Eva Sams
of Marshall.
Major and Mrs. Harry B. Dit
more, Jr., and son, John, of Fort
Knox, Ky,, returned to their home
Wednesday after spending a few!
days with his parents, Dr. and j
M w.m. pon,. n mJw of E. Yates Ammons and a
shall spent the week-end with her , d""f h of Thomas. J. and Har-sons-in-law
and daughters, Mr.," "olcombe Murray,
and Mrs. Robert P. Smith and ' imfx ml be conducted this
(Thursday) afternoon at 2:30 in
Mrs. Herbert Thomas and family I MarsJ? BaPtlst Church y the
. . Waif Ollawlna rk!- 1 .1 1 -11
of Durham I ""' jib aim uunat wm
i be in the church cemetery, pall
Mr. and Mrs. Horace L. Ben-! 'j' be Ben Clark, Bill
nett and son, Jay, of Greensboro, ?oberTts- Kenneth Anderson, Rol-
visited her parents here during a ana xerreii
MISS 'MINNIE ELLEN HARMON,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rajph Har
mon of Marshall, is engaged to Bert
Edward Coomer, son of Mrs. Maude
Coomer of Beattyville, Ky., and the
late Mr. Coomer. Miss Harmon is a se
nior nurse at Berea College. The date
will be set later.
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Marshall Lodz Club
Met Monday With
Mrs. John Corbett
JUDITH HOLLIFIELD
COUPLE SETS
JUNE RITES
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hollifield of
Pinners Cove Road, Buncombe
County, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Judith
Ann Hollifield, to Ralph Dean Rob
erts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Roberts of Old Leicester High-
The Marshall Book Club met
Monday, April 16, at the home of
Mrs. John Corbett Mrs. W.1 T.
McKinney, president, presided ov
er the business session. Mrs. Wade
Huey briefly reviewed " current
books and best sellers on the li
brary shelves. Mrs. McKinney
then reviewed "The Bull From the
Sea" by Mary Renault. This is
the story of the Greek hero, The
seus. Delicious refreshments were
then served by the hostess to the
following members: Mrs. J. B.
Tweed, Mrs. Walter Ramsey, Mrs.
Clyde Roberts, Mrs. Wade Huey,
Mrs. Overton Gregory, Mrs. Mc
Kinney and Mrs. Corbett.
way.
Miss Hollifield completed her
studies at Western Carolipa Col
lege in March and will receive
her degree in June. She is now
employed by the Buncombe Coun
ty Board of Education.
Mr. Roberts teaches at Andrews
High School.
June 8 is the wedding date.
9& 9$ 9 $, 9 ,9fr
With The Sick
Mrs. Walter Shelton is a pa
tient in St Joseph's Hospital fol
lowing surgery Wednesday.
Mr. Arvil Rice is still a patient
in St Josephs Hospital.
Mr. james h. Arlington is a
patient in St Joseph's Hospital
where he underwent surgery last
Thursday. 1 , if 1
Andrew Bridges, - of Marshall
RFD 6, is ft patient in Aston Park
Hospital where he underwent an
appendectomy Sat"'"'-'"
Mrs. C. .kle of
Marshall R Memo
rial Mission. ay for
surgery, , t ;
Robert DayL "b ' wrahill, re
turned to his home Monday from
the Aston Park . Hospital where
he underwent treatment for a few
days. '
Miss Anderson,
Wilson To Be
Wed Saturday
The wedding of Miss Alyce Sue
Anderson to Vardie E. Wilson III
will take place Saturday, April 28,
at 4 p. m., in West Asheville Bap
tist Church.
Formal invitations aren't being'
issued, but all friends and rela
tives are invited to attend the.
ceremony. .;
Miss Anderson is the daughter
of Mrs. H. C. Anderson of Ashe
ville and formerly of Mars Hill,
and Mr. Wilson is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. V. E. Wilson Jr., of
Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
The couple was entertained Fri
day night in the home of Mr. WiU'
$on's grandmoth.er, Mrs,'Gradyr
Reno, near Leicester. MeiODers of
the immediate families a tended.'
On Thursday (today), Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Churm of Canton will
honor the bridal pair at a dinner
at 7:30 p. m. Members of the
families of the couple will attend.
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the Easter vacation.
Dr. end " Mrs. Ed Niles and
daughter, Cynthia, visited rela
tives in Madisonville, Tenn., over
the week-end. ' ,
Mr.' and Mrs. Tom Ramsey and
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Surviving are three sons, Max,
woodson and Brown Ammons of
Mars Hill; four sisters, Mrs. Wi
ley Roberts of Marshall, Mrs,
Hugh Lance of Hot Springs, Mrs.
Sam Angel of Mars Hill and Mrs.
Hattie Tom Graham of. Dunn, and
a number of grandchildren.
Holcombe Funeral Home is in
charge.
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