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NEWS. RECORD
MARSHALL, N. C, MAY 14, 1M4
The News Record
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MARSHALL, N. C
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OOUNTT MADISON - BUNCOMBE
15 Month. $6.00 COUNTIES
One Year $100 It Months , 18.00
8ta Month. 100 On. Year 2JW
Three Month. U.00 Eiht Man. 2.00
Airmail 80c Per WMk Six Month. . L50
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BOOSTERS SUMMER PROGRAM?
The 'Marshall Boosters Club is an active orgwi
ization and has done much toward improving the
facilities at the school. The club, organized less than
a year ago, has alreadty contributed more than &
thousand dollars toward improvements, including
an activity bus.
Although more than eighty interested persons
have become members, more are needed and should
join in helping improve our school.
The members are now toying with the idea of
promoting a summer program on the Island. This is
a great undertaking and will require all-out coopera
tion and support from businessmen and professional
men and women. Although major in scope, we be
lieve such a program would be most beneficial to the
entire area.
It ia during the summer vacation months that
our young people have much time and energy With
no supervised recreational program, save boiys' base
ball. If this program should become a reality, a full
time director, with assistants, could be obtained and
a varied program of activities could be instigated.
In addition to Babe Ruth and Little League base
ball, horseshoe pitching, ping-pong, Volley ball, bas
ketball, badminton, marbles, croquet, checkers, shuf -tfleboard
and many other games could be enjoyed by
all ages. Movies could be shown and smfeljeijbbjlolren
could enjoy crayon drawing and such. Reading rooms
could be provided and hiking could be enjoyecTh
might sound fantastic and the above program might
have to be "shaded" but in general, a sufaimrfowfe
graim would make for better citizens both phy
ically and socially.
If the proposed program is too "heavy" perhaps
three afternoons per week could be set aside fbr su
pervised recreation. This could still leave plenty of
time for the boys and girls to help (with necessary
work at home. If you approve the idea, why not men
tion to a member of the Boosters Club or better
still bring your ideas to the Boosters Club meet
ing on the Island next Monday night.
This proposed program has been discussed and
will be further discussed but if Marshall is to
realize a summer program this year something must
be done immediately.
It's going to take money for equipment and a
salary for the director, but overall benefits probably
outweigh the expenses by a large margin.
We commend the Boosters Club on all its mem
bers have accomplished and have confidence that
much more good will be seen from the members in
days to come.
Used Cars
S3 COMET 4-dr. S.D.; cloa a
$1695.00
63 CHEVROLET H-ton; 6-cyl
Pickup
$1695.00
63 FORD 4-dr. V-8; automatic
RAH
$1895.00
mbh mmmm
63 FALCON
RAH
$1495.00
4-dr.; automatic
62 CORVAIR Coup.; RAH; S.D.
KM
$1596.00
62 FAIRLANE 600 2 -dr. S.D.;
B-cyl. H4H
$1595.00
61 GALAXIE 4-door; V-8;
Uruisemauc
$1495.00
61 GALAXIE H. T. Coupe;
sharp
$1595.00
61 CHEVROLET Biscayne; 6-
cyi.; automatic
$1195.00
60 COMET 4-dr; automatic;
R&H
$695.00
60 FALCON 2-dr; S.D.
$695.00
60 OLDS 88; 4-dr.: RAH: au
tomatic. Sharp
$1395.00
50 T Bird H.T.; RAH; sharp
51795.00
59 CHEVROLET 2-dr;
BelAire
$1795.00
V-8;
59 CHEVROLET Impala Cpe.;
S.D.; Big Motor
$1095.00
59 FORD 4-dr.; Red & White
Automatic
$595.00
59 FORD Convertible
$1095.00
59 FORD Galaxie 2-dr.; Red A
White
$995.00
58 CHEVROLET Biscayne V-8
$595.00
58 FORD Fairlane 500 2-dr.;
H.T.
$795.00
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Officer For
All Servicemen
Not Just VFW
' The heading in last week's issue
which read, "VFW Service Officer
Named Here; On Duty" was mis
leading. Don West, service offi
cer, is glad to serve ALL veter
ans. The initials "VFW" should
not have been in heading. The
correct title for Mr. West is Mad
ison County Veteran's Service Of
ficer. Thk newspaper is glad to clar
ify this "error."
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Mjr. HillPTA
Hold. Final Meet
Of School Year
The last regularly scheduled
meetine r 1968-64 school
term of the Mara Hill PTA was
held Monday night when an open
house was held at the school to
allow parents to visit the home
rooms of their children and talk
with their teachers. The open
highly successful and
English's fourth
room count
Methodist Men's
Meeting Friday
At Hot Springs
All men in the community are
invited to attend a Methodist
Men's meeting at the Hot Springs
Methodist Church on Friday, May
15, at 7:30 p. m.
A program about National For
ests will be presented with Forest
Ranger Jim Wells being fthe prin
cipal speaker. mmm
Worship and fellowship singing
will be included. Whatever your
denomination, yriMWa
Renew Your
To
The News-Record
meeting of the PTA will be held
on September 14.
"The officers with to express
their appreciation to the member
ship for the splendid cooperation
WjTlmrril during the current
School year," Joe L. Morgan, sec-
1 58 FORD 2-dr. Rough body;
goed motor v..
$245,00
Program For Piano Recital At
Baptist Church Tuesday Night
(Mrs. Maud Long's Pupils)
The Star Spangled Banner Key
Debbie Mayhew
Invocation Rev. Jack L. Thomas
The Water Wheel Wilaon
Rieta Sluder
Swans on the Lake Thompson
Debra Redmon
Prom A Wigwam Thompson
Judy Wallin
The Acrobats Hayes
Ralph Ponder
The Dancing Snowman Wermel
Susan Frisby
Stepping Stones Thompson
Linda Haynie
The Burro Trail Rz,n
Sidney Mashburn
Texas Cowboy Song American Folk Song
Wallace Ponder
At the Circus Scher
Robert Metcalf Michael 'Metcalf
Fairy Court Thompson
Jennie Lee Wallin
Alouetta Mosher
Nancy Gentry
In the Church Thompson
Gary Moore
Morning Walk Oesten
Debbie Hunter Eddie Hunter
The Marines' Hymn Thome
M. J. Ball
The Fairy's Harp Thompson
Gail Fisher
March on the White Keys Geiger
Frank Roberts
The Happy Farmer Schumann
Kathy McCormick
March from Aida Verdi
Susan Gregory
Waltz in A Minor Chopin
Charles Mashburn
HYMN TIME
57 FORD 4-dr; automatic
57 FORD 2-dr. S.D.
$495.00
57 FORD 2-dr. H. T.
$495.00
57 OLDS H.T. Needs motor;
ONLY
$300.00
57 CHEVROLET 2-dr. H.T.
$795.00
57 MERCURY 2-dr. H.T.
$245.00
56 MERCURY 2-dr. H.T.
$100.00
56 FORD 4-dr.
$295.00
56 CHEVROLET 4-dr.
$225.00
55 FORD 4-dr. V-8
$345.00
55 CADILLAC DeVille Coupe
$495.00
55 CHEVROLET 6-cyl. Rough
$100.00
55 BUICK H.T.; Needs Tires
$150.00
55 FORD Station Wagon
$150.00
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Reita Sluder Debbie Hunter Brenda Payne
Franklin Frisby Gale Mayhew
Medley in D Major Thompson
Karen Robinson
Woods at Dawn Kerr
Janice Sawyer
Rustic Dance Howell 1
Charlotte Crowe l '
Vale of Sonar Rolfe
. .. , Sandua Hunter , , .
s Chorus . l Schumann
nhftfirlA MoCormilr n . .
Habanera from "Carmen" Bizet
Carolyn Ash "
Midnight Fire Alarm Heins
Morris Roberts
Fur Elise Beethoven1 '
Sharon Sluder ti t't
Flying Doves Hler! t MJu
Charlene Nix Nancy Rice
Moonlight Sonata Beethoven j '.V'
Margot Roberts - ' ' 1
CHARLIE MARTIN
DIES TUESDAY; j
FUNERAL TODAY i
Well-Known Filling Station
Operator Die, Suddenly
On Fishing Trip
Funeral services for Charlie B.
Martin, 66, of Marshall RFD 4,
who died unexpectedly Tuesday
night, May 12, 1964 while on a
fishing trip near Murphy, were
conducted at 2:80 ihis afternoon
(Thursday) in the Walnut Presby
terian Church.
The Rev. Charles Heier officiat
ed and burial was in Bowman-Rector
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Glenn Landers,
Hartford Tweed, Roy and Johnny
McDevitt, Fleet Reeves and Ray
mond Ramsey. Honorary pall
bearers were members of the
Men's Bible Class of the Walnut
Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Martin was a member of
the Walnut Presbyterian Church
and was a member of the building
committee which directed the erec
tion of the recently completed
new church building. He was own
er and operator for 20 years of
Martin Service Station of Mar
shall RFD 4.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Edna Trimble Martin; the moth
er, Mrs. Lillie Martin of Marshall
RFD 4; one brother, James B.
Martin of Bonneau, S. C, and one
sister, Mrs. Bobbie McDonald of
Winter Haven, Fla.
Arrangements were under direc
tion of Bowman Funeral Home.
Miss Ihrig Is New
Secretary Of
Honorary Society
Miss Mary Alice Ihrig of Mars
Hill was installed recording sec
retary of Gamma Chapter of the
Delta Kappa Gamma Society, In
ternational, an honorary organi
sation for women educators, fol
lowing a luncheon Saturday at
Assembly Inn, M on treat.
Mrs. Ruby Cox of Mars Hill, re
tiring president, presided at a
business meeting preceding instal
lation of the new officers and re-
Dorted oa the state eowrentton.
held recently in Goldaboro. She
said that a state workshop for
new officers and chairmen will be
held at Meredith College, Raleigh,
June 12-18.
Miss Frances Snelson of Mars
Hill introduced the speaker.
MIXED BUNS
Men run into trouble and swear
that trouble runs after them.
54 FORD 2-dr.
$85.00
53 BUICK 4-dr.
$135.00
53 PONTIAC. Good Tires
$95.00
50 CHEVROLET
$65.00
19 CHEVROLET
$65.00
SEVERAL OLDER AND
CODY
Motor Sates
Inc.
: 649-3381
MARSHALL, N. C
KELVINATOR
MaU r.i
Upright Freezer
WITH ROLLOUT BASKET
Eliminates Job of Defrosting
KELVINATOR
Chest Type Freezer
INTERIOR LIGHT
and
SAFETY SIGNAL LIGHT
Just light For Yeir Family Aid Budget
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