NEWS-RECORD
MARSHALL, N.
Local Bowlers
Receive Awards
At Asheville Meet
"Mrs. L. Richardson Preyer (left) greets Mra.
Valentin Farkas (right) of Mara Hill while Mrs.
H. Page Lee makes the introduction. Mrs. Prefer
whose husband ia candidate for Governor in the May
Democratic primary, was honored at a reception in
Mars Hill last Thursday at the Mara Hill Community
Center. Mrs. Farkas is a member of the Memorial
Library staff at Mars Hill College and her husband
is a member of the college faculty. Mra. Farkas came
to the United States from Germany in 1956, became
a naturalized citizen in 1962 and is looking forward
to her first opportunity to vote for the Governor of
North Carolina.
Mrs. Loo was official hostess for the reception
and was assisted by Mrs. Julia Tilson, Mrs. Hill Pow
ell, Mrs. Vienna Hunter, Mrs. Pill Bennett, Mrs. Bruce
Sams, MissJinsio Underwood and Mrs. Walter Smith.
The large number of guests at the reception included
residents of Madison, Mitchell, Yancey and Buncombe
counties.
Local bowler, compaoed of res
idents and former residents of
Marshall, were presented trophies
-lor season play in the Sunday
Night Bowling Mixed League, at
a banquet at Piagah View Ranch
Sunday night
Winner were as follows:
First place Benny and Ruth
Davis.
1st high average John Davis.
I 2nd high average WeWon Fiab-r.
Sid high average Don West.
4th high average Benny Davis.
6th high average Wanda Gos
nell. 1st high game Benny Davis.
Life is so wonderful, life such as 2nd hirh game (women) Ruth
thine; Davis.
Doath cannot end it, dear brother 2nd high game (men) Hon
of mine! Rest.
Morning will come again gilding gn) high game Charles Davis.
the trees; oj high handicap game -Dolph
Spring notes will sound again Cook.
sweet on the breeze! j8t high set John Davis.
This is not dying, my brave broth- 2nd high set Weldon Fisher.
er dear, ! Most Improved Benny Davis.
Thou art but climbing up out of 2nd Moat Improved Weldon J
the Here, Fisher.
Good Night,
Brother Mine
Joseph C. Clubb,
Native Of County,
Buried Monday
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il early
l!l;4 in
a long
Joseph ('. Clu1
verly Court, Ashevil!
Saturday morning, May il,
Jonesboro, Term., following
illness.
Mr. Clubb was a native of Mad
ison County and was formerly
owner of Erwin Hills Grocery. He
retired from business in January
this year because of ill health.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Ethel Deyton Clubb; a brother, J.
W. Clubb of Greensboro; a niece
and four nephews.
Services were held at 2 p. m.
Monday in the Morris-Hendon-Black
Funeral Home chapel. Buri
al was in Green Hills Cemetery.
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MARS HILL RIPS
LAUREL, 23-2
Mais Hill eolleeted II runs
the seventh inning and posted
2'A 2 victory over Laurel at I.a
rel Tuesday afternoon.
I.eadinir hitters for the Mi
Hill team
with 4 for
and Larry
Mars Hill ha
record.
Mars Hill 1(H) 080 (13) 23 17 1
Laurel Oil 001 0 2 5 4
Fox, Davis (7) and Grooms;
Wallin, Cutshall (7) and Plem
mons. CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our appre
ciation for the kindness shown us
during the recent loss of our wife
and mother; and for the many
beautiful floral tributes.
FRED FISHER and Family
Sleepy Valley HD
Club Met May 6
With Mrs. Waldroup
I Out of thy struggle and out of Best Sport Don West
,i ;.. '
Out where, with Christ, life will
flower again.
So, then, good night, Brother,
only good night !
Turn they dear face to the Man
sions of lijrht.
Life is so wonderful, life such as
thine;
Death cannot end it! Good Night,
llrother Mine!
Memory of
Clyne Rector
Date of Birth April 12, 1933
Date of Death March 17, 1960
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The Sleepy Valley HI) Club met
with Mrs. Henry Waldroup Wed
nesday, May (i at 2 p. m.
Devotions wcr given by Mrs.
Manley Holt. She chose as hei
Scripture reading, Psalms, 1st
chapter. Mrs. Etta Hathhone led
in prayer. The secretary read tin
Minutes of the last meetinir and
dues were collected. We had nine
members present.
In the absence of Mrs. Wallin,
our home afcent, Mrs. Perry Gow
an gave tb,e demonstration on
"Canning and Freezing Food for
Our Families." She stressed the
important step in using the pres
sure canner by checking to see if
it's in a safe condition to use, and
the time saved in using the pres
sure canner; although the water
bath canner has one advantage
that the pressure canner doesn't
have, and that is by canning foods
adds in them.
yed the fellowship
ITS TRADE 'N' TRAVEL TIME AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S
Five different lines of cars forty
five different models to choose
from. Come early and trade great!
Now that spring's in full swing, you'll find
new Chevrolets perfect for picking.
Luxury First, there's the big Jet-smooth
Chevrolet. Sumptuous and soft riding. Over
700 sound stoppers throughout the car to
blot out noise. Interiors luxuriously done
up in the newest and softest vinyls.
Trade what you're driving for one of
these, and you won't want to trade seats
with anybody else on the road.
Spirit Next, Chevelle. The beautifully
in-between size car that combines small
car handling oomph with big car comfort.
Eleven different models that you can
equip with just about any extra-cost
option you can imagine. No place to
go this summer? Get a new Chevelle
you'll think of something.
Economy Chevy II the car that
takes to inexpensive vacations natu
rally. It just goes and goes, and where
it stops nobody knows. Eight models
to pick from, including wagons with
enough room to swallow up an eight
foot Christmas tree. (Plan ahead, we
always say.)
Fun Then there's Corvair. The fun
one with the engine in (he rear for
unbelievable traction. Spring mud,
summer sand, winter snow nothing
stops it.
Corvette. The enthusiast's car.
Sting Ray Sport Coupe and Con
vertible. Still America's only true
sports cars. They do for your driv
ing what holidays do for kids.
Performance And with any new
Chevrolet you choose, you can
pick from a wide range of stand
ard or extra-cost high performance
engines.
Either way. whether you've
got some place special to go
this summer or not, when
you trade lor
one of Chev
rolet's five
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way per
you'll travel!
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Sleepy Valley CD
Met May 1 At
SA Center
The Sleepy Valley CD Club met
at the Salvation Army Center on
Friday, May 1 at 7:80 p. m. Vice
President Mrs. Lt Walters presid
ed at the meeting. Rev. Harry
Sellers cave the devotions. The
Minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
There being no old or new busi
ness to be discussed, we bad as
our guests the Youth Band of the
Salvation Army from Asheville,
They rendered a very nice musical
Ts
1 1 1
Piano Recital
At Laurel School
Thursday, May 21
Mrs. Sara Thomas will present
her pupils in a piano recital at
the Laurel High School, Thurs
day. Mav II at 7:80 D. m. The
publio ia cordially invited to at
tend.
ISP TO MOTORISTS
Proceed cautiously at all times
an automobile is a lethal weap
on when the driver loses control.
program and everyone seemed to
enjoy it There were approximate
ly 55 in attendance at the meet
ing.
Mrs. Max 0"Steen and Mrs. Lt.
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Walters served delicious refresh
ments in the basement to those
present.
Robert W.
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HOT SPRINGS, N. C.
, Madison County
Democratic Delegates And
Alternates To State
Convention, May 20
In Raleigh
The following delegates and alternates were unanimously elected at
the Madison County Democratic Convention May 9, 1964, to represent
the Madison County Democratic Party at the State Convention in Ka
leigh on Wednesday, May 20:
Township 1
Township 2
Township 3
Township 4
Township 5
Township 6
Township 7
Township 8
Township 9
Township 10
Township 11
Township 12
Township 13
Township 14
Township IS
Township 16
DELEGATES
E. Y. Ponder
H. W. Cook
Jasper Treadway
Judson Edwards
Novile Hawkins
Roy Caldwell
Howard Payne
Andy Woody
Reeves Church
Ervin Adams
Nate Hensley
Isaac Worley
Claude Ramey
Woodrow Dill
Johnny Anderson
Van Prof f Ht
ALTERNATES
T. K. Ramsey
A. E. Leake
Vernon Runnion
Bill Roberts
Carrol Tweed
J. Clyde Brown
Jack Payne
D. M. Robinson
Mrs. George Shupe
Coy Haynie
Mrs. Earl Robinson
Zeno Ponder
Hardy Clark
Owen Tilson
Mrs. Richard Hoffman
Robert Edwards
Only the above Delegates or Alternates will be allowed to vote at tate;
State Convention but all Democrats are invited and urged to attwntf
the Convention.
Madison County Democratic Executive Committee
Listen B. Ramsey, Chairman
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