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Mrs. Blanche Houston and
: daughter, Mrs. Betty Lee Wine
' barger left by ear Tuesday for
Detroit, Mich., to spend the Christ
mas holidays with Mrs.' Houston's
other daughter, Mrs. Carl Noll,
Mr. Noll and two sons. .
Mrs. Bert Coomer of . Berea,
Ky, Is spending this week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Ralph
Harmon of Marshall Rt 2. She
will return to Beattyville, Ky; De
cember 23 to BDend the holidays
with her husband. She will return
to Berea College, January 2, to
resume her teaching. .
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Tipton
returned Sunday from Florida
' where they visited relatives and
Miss Sharon Brown was guest
of Misses Glennis and Locella
Rice Monday night and Tuesday.
.
Ensign John Corbett will leave
FriHav for Boston. Mass., after
attending- a week here with his
narents. Mr. and Mrs. John 0
Corbett, and his sister, Miss Mar
garet Corbett
Miss Francise Parsons of Clay
ton, Ga., spent the week-end in
Marshall as the house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Corbett.
Mr and Mrs. Fuller Stines spent
laat week in Glen Alpine with
their son and daughter-in-law,- Mr.
.nd Mrs. Fred Stines, and lam!
ly; and their daughter, Miss Mil
dred Stines.
AND
SAFEWATER
SDPPLYURGED
CEEN
, By "POP"
It isn't often that the "cold
bug" geta me down in fact, i
am most grateful that I have suf
fered as little as I have but
j Tuesday . oh my gosh - I woke
1 up with a very sore throat -
I plenty of aches and pains the
sniffles and so Hoarse tnnt i
I Rounded like a bullfrog in a tin
pipe through necessity, I stay
;
HEARD
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Deborah CL :j Has
Christmas Party
With Mrs. Hensley
Members of the Deborah Sun
day School Class of the Marshall
Baptist Church held' their Christ,
mas Party Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. John Hensley. Mrs.
Valerie ' Shelton, president, pre
sided during the business session.
Mrs. J. : Moody Chandler, class
teacher, led the devotions: and
Mrs, J. H. Eads had charge of the
, program.
Gifts were exchanged. Mrs
Garden Club Holds
Christmas Workshop
With Mrs. Corbett
The Marshall Garden Club held
a Christmas Workshop at tne
home of Mrs. J. 0. Corbett JrH on
Tuesday, Dee. 11, working from
10 a. m., until 8:30 p. m. Mem
bers enjoyed a luncheon served by
the hostess.
Wreaths were made for six
churches, four public buildings and
the Nursing Home. Bedside favors
were made for twenty patients at
the Nursing Home.
Members present besides Mrs.
n . .u . m A rwt mti.
pipe xnruugu necpsii.y, narrow were juts. a. niuw
ed home all day although not Chandler presented each one pre- hurst, Mrs. C. D. Bowman, Mrs.
completely recovered, I'm able to sent with a gift, and Mrs. Chandler o. A. Gregory and Mrs. Clyde M.
be out again tnanx gooaness w presvuteu wa Roberts
last Thursday night local firemen class.
were kept busy first at the) Those attending were Mrs. Fleet
hnm. f Mlaa Stella Carver and Nix. Mrs. Troy Ramsey, Mrs. Rob.
then just as the first was "pu en Banns, wrs. ttaooj ronuer,
. ..j Htannniniro wbb In tito. Mrs. J. H. Eads. Mrs Bill Hunter.
I'VUSt SJSIM lliwyii-a,
cess, another alarm sent firemen Mrs. Zeno Ponder, Mrs. Valerie
a. t12 a svMSk nua Mit mm . mnnnv i iiann ar
rusmng w iwuira . "' .. The annual Christmas meeting
of Mr. and Mrs, Willard Barnes. Mrs. Jim Story, and Mrs. Hens- . Wom. ej-t- Qhris-
and two children was ablase the 'ley. u Service, the Methodist Men
Club and the Methodist Youth
home was completely destroyed
and with it went ell clothing ana
household furniture many peo
ple and ; organizations quickly
came to the rescue of this family,
supplying them with clothing,
housing facilities, money, etc.
there is never a time to lose ev
erything you have, but it seems
doubly hard just before Christmas
I'm sure they appreciate what's
been done another huge crowd
With The Sick
O
Wtrs. J. N. Fisher of Marshall
Is a patient in Aston Park Hos
pital where she recently under
went surgery.
Mrs. Beard McDWR It Under-;
going treatment in Aston Park
Hospital V '
Hundreds 'of -: Madison County
citizens will be' takinar advantage
of the' program recently initiated
hv the' Farm i'Afents Office t o
have "runninir "water and bath
I rooms installed in every home in
Madison County.
This la a very important protect-not
dnlv'from the stand-point
of raising" the 'standard of living,
convenience, fire protection, etc
hut alaa a vital factor contributing
to the health and. welfare of .the
oeonla of Madison County.
Nothimr is more vital to health
than a safe suddIv of water that
lis free of disease organisms. We
are very fortunate in Mamson
r!onntv to have an abundant and
accessible supply of water which
when properly protected is of tne
klohaat minlitv with reorard to SP- ' attended the second drawing at
pearance, taste and safety. Con- the courthouse last Saturday af
trary to popular henei, rain aiier
reaching the earth, is exposed to
oro-anlc matter which frequently
I contains germs which cause human
disease. For this reason your well
or spring must be protected from
surface water. If it is not it
could be good today and tomorrow
put you in the hospital with ty
phoid fever or many other water
ihorna diseases.
To make sure this doesn't hap
pen to you, contact your Health
Department for information when
you start planning your new wa
ter supply or if you wish to pro
tect your old supply.
There vis nothing that would
contribute more to the health, hap
piness and welfare of our citizens
than , running water and oatnrooms
in all our homes.
Methodist Groups
Have Christmas
Meeting Sunday
The annual Christmas meeting
Fellowship was held Sunday after
noon at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
J. L. McElroy. A light supper
served buffet style, with Mrs. J.
A. Dennis, Mrs. Irene H. Clark,
Mrs. Rubv Corneninsr and Mrs.
Tommy Wallin presiding.
Laurel Branch Baptist Church Then a Christmas program was
will nrpflAnt a mirlnfemaa nlav en. presented by the boys and girls
titled "The Christmas Visitor," of the MYF, led by Mrs. Over-
Sunday, December 23, at 7:00 p. ton Gregory, with the music di-
Christmas Play To
Be Presented At
Laurel Branch Sun.
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BICYCLE PARTS
Buy Now For
Christmas!
Use Our LAY-AWAY Plan
Huto Supply Go.
OLD PONTIAC BUILDING Phone 4511
MARSHALL, N. C
WAYNE RAMSEY, Manager
Marshall Book Club
Met Monday With
Mrs. Gregory
m. The public is invited.
L Flew Arrivals
To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stines of
Glen Alpine, a daughter, Karen
Marie, December 4, 1962, in Grace
Hospital, Morgan ton. Mr.- Stines
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fuller
Stines of Marshall.
At St Joseph's
To Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Stines,
Rt 6 Marshall, a son, Dec 13.
To Mr. and Mrs. James C. Car
ter, Rt 3, Mars Hill, a daughter,
Dec 13.
' To Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Reeves
Jr., Rt 3, Marshall, a daughter,
Dec. 16.
' At Memorial Mission
To Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Demp
aey Webb, Rt 3, Hot Springs, a
daughter, Dec 15.
mist sri lucky
- Sanifetnna. Va. W Mrs. W. R.
Pritchett has lost faith in the luck
tVtjk 1na 1nnM slVA MliniiOSAd
wuivu jsrife vivf x
to bring' Although she found 16
four-leaf, clovers, five six-leaf and
two five-leaf clovers on her lawn
Mm ' Prttrhatt while doinsr her
housework, fell through a first'
floor window she was washing In
to a arise, tulip bed. She wasn't
badly hurt, however.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our deep
appreciation for the kindness
shown during the illness and death
of Miss Etta Allman; also for
the floral tributes.
THE ALLMAN FAMILY
Zcoo Great for
r.ir.:r Cams, Cuts
Zemo, a doctor formula, liquid
or ointment soothes, helps heal
minor minis, cuts, bruises. Family
antiseptic, eases Itch of surface
rashes, eczema, teen-age pimples,
athlete's footsteps scratching, so
aids taster healing. For stubborn
eases, get Ixtra Strength Zemo, .
HinA FI1EE Pcrnan:nt
A FREE Permanent will Bftfii Ery!
All customers must register to become
For. further details, askjus
COU WAVES from to $35.00
-We Now Have A Complete LHa of -FRUIT43F.TH&LQOM
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ternoon it took about an hour
and fifteen minutes to give away
the prizes, but everyone seemed
I to have a good time John
Corbett, president of the Mer
chants Association, sponsors of
the event, gave me a rest at the
microphone thanks, John
you did a fine job the jammed
ice in the river is finally breaking
up and melting away it has
been truly beautiful but some
times becomes a bit hazardous as
far as Marshall is concerned
Christmas is "just around the cor
ner" and I'm still like the cow's
tail when it comes to shopping
maybe I'll get around to it before
next Tuesday haven't even
been around to view the various
homes and yards, decked out with
.Christmas decorations will, try
to do that this week-end what's
ever become of Caroling at Oirist.
mast used to be that a group
of bovs and eirls and men and
women Would ride up and down
Main Street and surrounding
streets singing Christmas Carols
and what about the stockings
hanirinff from the mantelpiece
and mistletoe and sleigh-rid-
insrT are we becoming too mod
ern for these things which used
to mean so much? well, any
way IVe received many beau
tiful Christmas Cards already and
I appreciate every one of them
so at this Christmastime, let me
loin all the other merchants and
individuals by wishing for each of
you a
Merry Christmas
The Marshall Book Club met
rected by Mrs. Irene Holcombe . Monday evening, Dec 17, with
Clark. The central theme was Mrs. O. A. Gregory. Mrs. Clyde
M. Roberts cave a delightful dook
Woman of Jerusa-
riiniCa hirth in a nuiinr. but
Singing Convention overshadowed by the prophecy of
his future path to the cross. A
The Madison County Singing solo was rendered by Trlna Schul
Convention will be held at Davis r. The pastor, the Rev. W. C.
Chapel Baptist Church, Sunday Clark, led the group in opening
afternoon beginning at 2.-00 o'clock, prayer and Scripture.
I v- 11 2Aam
All singers and public are invit- rouowing me pruBrm, Ku
e(j were exchanged irom tne uurisv
mas tree. Then, the Rev. and Airs.
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marx lea we caroi singing ior w
Jacob C llDtOn. DO. entire group, accompanied at the
n lir 1 .J-. niano bv Mrs. Carl Stuart Fifty-
r awes Yeuncauay , six enjoyed this Christmas meet-
runerai nere rriuay in
T.iuil. rnlMASM .IVvitAn . KR tot
ji.j nraj;A.A.e. POOR POLICY
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. Funeral services, will be . held
FrJday a tw o'ctortii teartlgay
el of BowmaA Funefil Home with
the Rev. Jack Davis; officlatilur.
Burial will be in Bowman-Rector
Cemetery. Friends will serve as
pallbearers. v t
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Robena Clark Tipton; "four sons,
Norman,- Elbert Guy and Bruce,
all of Marshall; two daugthers,
Mrs. Floyd Pressley, of West
Asheville and Miss Patty Tipton
of Marshall; his father, Henry
Tipton, of Marshall; and three
grandchildren.
The hodv will be taken to the
home Thursday afternoon, and re
main there until removal to the
funeral home for the services.
Bowman Funeral Horns is In
charge.
FALL and WJHTER HATS
C?Zri ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
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Carbara TerJaaJ
Vota Vita Class Has
Christmas Meeting
With Mrs. Wallin
The Vota Vita Sunday School
Class Christmas meeting and
party was held Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Maco Wallin
Mrs. Eva Sams, president, pre
sided durin -the business session
Mrs. Jim Story led the devotions
and had charge of the program.
Gifts were exchanged by the
members and Mrs. Guy White,
olass teacher; and Mrs. Hettie R.
Blankenshlpi assistant teacher,
were presented sifts from; the
class... . ""-f-s
Those present were Mrs. Clara
W. Faran. .Mrs. Guy, White. Mrs.
Eva Sam v Mrs. Kermit Cody, Mrs.
I. Bovd Baucom. Mrs. Hettie R.
Blankenship, Mrs. E, Y. Ponder,
Mrs. Ron Sprinkle. -Mrs. L. B.
Ramsey." Mrs. -Wade Huey. Mrs
Mary Sprinkle, Mrs. Jim Story
and Mrs; Wallin.
, .....
POSITIVE PROOF
Every man" has certain poten
tial, but his strength and ability
will never .be known until tired.
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DR. LOCIIAIID
8 A. M to 12 Noon
FRIDAYS
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review of "A
lemM by Elsie Mack, a compelling
tnrv of Jerusalem d urine the
time of Jesus' life there.
Mrs. Wade Huey gave a list of
the many new and excellent books
on the shelves of the library,
Delightful refreshments, wi t n
the Christmas theme carried out
were served by the hostess to
Mrs. R. R. Ramsey, Mrs. Clyde
M. Roberts, Mrs. J. a Tweed,
Mrs. Walter Ramsey, Mrs. W. T,
McKinney, Mrs. John O. Corbett,
Mrs. Wade Huey, Mrs. J. u Me
Elroy, Mrs. J. B. Baucom and Mrs.
Gregory. .
The January meeting- will b
held in the library. . Oi
Girl Scout Troop
Holds Bazaar
Girl Scout Troop 95 of Marshall
had a basaar Saturday, Dec 15
in the building where the Garren
Auto Supply Store (Old Model
Grocery Building) is to be located.
AU items offered for sale at the
basaar were made by the girls.
Anions the items offered for sale
were decorated pine cone wreaths,
plastic door wreaths, angels, can
dles, dried citrus peelings, plaques,
and home made fancy candies.
Leader of Troop 95 is Mrs. Curt
Sears.
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ALLANSTAND
MRS. BIRCH ARD SHELTON,
Correspondent
There will be preaching at Al-
lanstand next Sunday morning at
11 bv the Rev. Paul Ehler. He
will deliver the Christmas mes
saee, so everyone come. All are
welcome.
Mrs. John Gahaean is slowly
recuperating from a broken leg.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shelton and
Mr. . Birchard Shelton t.were In
Greeneville, Tenru, last -Tuesday
Christmas shopping.
Mr. Pinkney Franklin, on the
sick list for severs! months, Is
still u a serious' -condition.
Mr. Dean Trimble of Cullowhee
spent the weekend 'with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Trimble
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rice
Asheville visited her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Jack Shelton last Sun
day night' ' -v---OS
Mr. John Gahaean was able
attend church at Aiianstand last
Sunday. He had been sick with X i-
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aorta -uiroat xur nnm
Merry Christmas to an
Staff of The News-Record.
SELF-PROFIT ;
Too many of our statesmen
seem to think that in politics the
paths of glory lead to the gravy.
U We cause to wish vou . . 1 JfiWt M
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m :tu al fni rM in u. n
today and always. ir. n H M, M
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