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FKB. tt, 1MB THE Five PERSONAL and OTHERWISE Di.13261 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, of Marshall, spent Sunday in North WUkaaboro with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr. Phil lip Wilson, and their son; and Mr. and Mm. Davis" son. Bay. a John A. Corbett of Charlotte pant the week-end in Marshall with hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Corbett. e Mr. and Mr. John Robertson of TaylonriDa, visited Mrs. William Worley and family and Mr. and Mrs. Guy White, Sunday. see Mr. antd Mrs. Jimmy Lance Swarm, of Atlanta, Ga., apent Monday night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Swann, of Marshall Rt. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Morgan spent the week-end in Raleigh as guests of Mrs. Morgan's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby H. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Sprinkle spent the week-end in Kannapolis with their son artd daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sprinkle. Mr. and Mrs. Larry McElroy and daughter, Laura, of Fairfax, Virginia, returned home Tuesday after visiting Mr. McElroy's par ents, Dr. and Mrs. J. L. McElroy. With The Sick Special Program At Baptist Church On Sunday Night The Mashall Baptist Church will present a special program on Mis sions Around the World this Sun day evehjnlfc' February 28 at 7:80. Twenty-five young people will wear regional costumes to dem onstrate the truly international scope of Christian Missions. Na tions) tmui- will be displayed. The pifefinam will be directed by Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchiner Of Oxford, N. C. The Mitchinera own ippajl business in Oxford, but they spend much of their time visiting mission posts around the world and presenting missions pro grams in local churches. Mr. Mitchiner is a member of the Home Mission Boaitt of the Sou thern Baptist Convention, and Mrs. Mitchiner is a member of the Foreign Mission Board. The public is cordially invited to attend this special service. HEARD AND SEEN By "POP", i Last weak was Tournament Week once a year basketball fans and players go hog wild they crowd into the gymnasium and for three nights, 12 games WOMANS OBSERVATIONS By DOROTHY a SBUPE I'm tired tonight (Tuesday) as I sit me down to write this great masterpiece of world wide and lo- and about 18 hours they forget. 1,!pp"f "d oh-vances about (fceir troubles their debts f 1,k noMn bttOT " to get into mat surcease and take me and my sinuses" out to Arizona! their aches and pains and thoroughly enjoy watching the girla and boys play their hearts out it's a fine time of the year and a fine event I could write columns on the tourney thus far (and there are still two more nights) but won't attempt to cov er it all I've been highly pleas ed with caliber of play for the most part especially am I Im pressed with both teams from Laurel and the Spring Creek boys and, for the most part, the junior varsity outfits have played well and the future looks bright for basketball Marshall has a small girls' JV team but they're scrappy Laurel is going to have a big team in a fe But since that can not be, 111 just "carry on!" How did yon like my student's observations last week? I just think she baa the makings of a great journalist! flue may be the next Dorothy Thompson, Clare Luce Booth or Sylvia Porter! Let me apologise for of all things getting her name wrong! Her name ia Phyllis L. Niles instead of the middle initial "N!" One of the first things I try to teach my students is to get names right, because people never forgive one for getting a letter in the wrong place, eh, Pop? Oh, great news, the poll books Mr. Fred O. Tilson, of Marshall, entered Brentwood Nursing Home near Asheville Sunday where he is undergoing treatment. He ex pects to return to his home in a few days. e Mr. E. R. Tweed, of Marshall, is a patient at Brentwood Nurs ing Home near Asheville. Mr. Brown Norton, of Marshall Rt. 6, who has been patient in J Memorial Mission Hospital fori several months, exnects to be able to return to hia home in a few, HE days. Mr. Hubert Deal is a patient in St Joseph's Hospital, where Bel Sp4 Johnny B Merlor, son of uooergoini; ireaumeni. MM and Mrs. James Marlor. of li' WrahaWwsAMbea been stationed Mr. Ralph Carver, of MarhalM FoJa,i- 0s.. has receiv- World Day Of Prayer To Be Observed Here The Work) Day of Prayer will be observed by all the churches of Marshall at the Marshall Metho dist Churdh on Friday, March 5, at 2:00 p. m. Representatives from each church will take part on the program, and everyone is cordially invited to attend this prayer service. The World Theme is "What Doth the Lord Require?" Masonic Meeting iday Night Broad Masonic AF&AM will hold kundcation on Mon- o'clock at the Masonic Temple .M.M. mm nay na w J"1""5 have been found! We mnvh not and they play good ball already were thinki of but t:iit- i - l " ' J while fhfl olH wtnrp WAS hpinrr inrn down we found some for elections & Bill Deans is doing a fin with the Mars Hill JV boys they'll be ready next year thought I was seeing double Sat urday night I saw a Mars-hall player (girl) throw in a ball from the sideline and the same girl caught it at center court couldn't believe any girl was that fast I grabbed my program to see what was going on and by that time was told that Emina Franklin threw in the ball and that Ima Franklin caught it they're twins and look alike size, hairdo, etc. and they're both just as pretty as can be Ima fouled out and Coach Cole substituted Emma in a few seconds, Emma fended out they even foul alike even the referee (Continue To Page Three) held in Walnut back in 1922, 1924, and 1926. The ones for '22 and (Continue To Page Th'ee) Mrs. Rudisill I Hostess To Garden Club Last Thursday Mrs. S. C. Rudisill was host es to the Marshall Garden Club en Thursday of last week. Following the social hour Mrs. Clyde Rob erts presided during the business aession. A latter of appreciation from Miss Eloise Ward waa read; Miss Ward was winner of the Christmas decoration loor prise offered by the Garden Club in De cember. The club extended a vote of thanks to Mrs. Delmar Payne who designed and made the 1964 65 year book; District I of the North Carolina Garden Clubs awarded second prise to the Mar shall Garden Club for its year book in the best hand-made year book competition. Members attending expressed their approval of the Billboard Control act and have urged Mrs. R. R. Ramsey, Madison County Representative to the N. C. Legis lature to vote for the bill when it is presented. Mrs. W. A. Sams presented an interesting program on Birds, placing emphasis on the role man can play in protecting this valu able friend of mankind. At the conclusion of the program, she played records of bird sounds and songs captured by Dr. Peter Paul Kellogg in more than 30 years of research. Members attending were Mrs. and Mrs. A. W. Whitehurst, Mrs. George Fisher Joins OES Here Mrs. George Fisher of Marshall waa initiated into the Marihall Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star during regular messing held in the Masonic Temple Mon day - evening. Mrs. a J. Plemmone, worthy matron, presided; and Ralph T. Barnes, worthy patron, conferred degrees. A social hour waa held at the close of the meeting and refresh ments served. Twenty members of the Chapter attended. Recent Births To Mr. and Mrs. Fowler Norton of Rt 1, Marshall, a daughter, February 16, 1966. To Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Sey mour, 200 Richmond Hill Ir., Asheville, a son, Farris Michael, February 20, 1966 at St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr. Seymour is well known in this .county having visit ed it many times while State F.d itor of The Asheville Citizen. He is now Citizen. KNGAOKMKNT ANKOITMCBD m m sH MISS ROBBIE JEAN MURRAY and Charles Gordon Payne will be married in July. She is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Murray of Weaverville. who announce the engagement, and is s senior at North Buncombe High School. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Payne of Weaverville, for merly of Marshall. Ledfords Move Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Led ford and family moved Saturday managing editor of the from Roberts Hill Road to the J. B. McDevitt homeplace on Brush Creek which they recently Baker. Mrs .1 n fYrKtf chased. pur- J. L Mrs. 0. A. Gregory, Mrs. A. J Ramsey, Mrs. C. M. Roberts, Mrs S. t. Rudisill, Mrs. W. A. Sams The Ledford house on Roberts Hill Road has been bought by Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Chandler, who ex Ipect to move there soon. Returns To Marshall ia a patient in Aston Park Hos pital where ha ia undergoing treat ment. . Teddhr Cod v. son of Mr. and-! Mrs. Kermit Cody, of Marshall, i who has been a patient at Memori al Mission Hospital, returned to his home here Tuesday. , ' Mrs. C. J. Wild is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital where she ia undergoing treatment. Mrs. Lloyd Slagle has return to her home from Memorial Mis-J sion Hospital where she has been j a patient for several days follow ing surgery. I Mrs. Lela Sams of Mars HilT is a patient in Aston Park Hos pital where she is undergoing treatment. Mrs. Sams is the sis ter of isto and J. H. Sprinkle of Marshall. , . ; ' T ; W his OflaWge after serving for the past three years. He received his basic training at Fort Gordon, Georgia. He and his wife are now residing 4tf- Attend V airy Conference (Those from Madison County at tending the Dairy Conference in t week were: Assistant ent Fred Boss, Gerald E. Buckner and Jimmy rose: Governor Robert Scott gave address at the luncheon on day. AD ED DOWN carry tomorrow's bur- ave -time enough to blessings. P.laioh J.: file? L U, MS LQ e who. m mm? mm Day In. ..Day Out... We maintain our lowest prices 0N PRESCRIPTIONS . . resulting in meaningful savings to you every day I No uns and downs in your Prescription coMi-ne "dlKounls" today, "regular I No redactions" onrranrlntlons ta lure HSjssspswsssnsrsswtssswswB?sjsjiTjy Mtmm Mnu Sma Ammm tm ..u.. mmm as same ihtiw, mere is never any compromise In service or quality I fltTOOR lowist pacts tmr DAY Of THI YEAR. ..AND YOU SAVE I MOM THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. ..ON 'JUL YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEEDS Wsjr... JfQassssjssQ IN A MJnllRll DRUG MORE Zf STORE Roberts Pharmacy Cecelia Roberts Is Betty Crocker Winner At MHS Cecelia Roberts is tide year's Betty Crocker Homemaker of To morrow for Marshall HigK School.j: ow kiu uigwvat uurw in m Wins ton homemsking examination tak en Dec. 1 by 552,704 senior girls in 14,236 of the nation's high schools. She is now eligible for state and national scholarship awards ranging from 1600 to $5,-1 000. I Test papers of all school win-' ners in the state are being judged competitively. From this, the State Homemaker of Tomorrow will be named, and will receive a $1.500 1 scholarship from General Mills, Inc., sponsor of the annual Betty Crocker Search. In addition, her school will be awarded a set of i the Encyclopaedia Britannica by; Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. The Becond-ranking girl will receive $500 educational grant. BELK'S END OF SEASON SALE We Are Sacrificing Lots Of Winter Merchandise To Make Room For i). bii mm mernnannic 'l Below Are A Few Money-Saving Va Many Dr. J. L. McEIroys Entertain In Honor Of Son And Family On Sunday afternoon, Dr. and Mrs. J. L. McElroy entertained with a coffee hour at their home, in honor of their son and daugh ter-in-law and granddaughter, Mr, and Mrs. Larry McElroy and Lau ra, of Fairfax, Virginia. Many friends and relatives called dur mg the afternoon. A color scheme of pink and light blue was carried out in the table decorations. As sisting in serving were Mrs. Wm. (Bill) Roberts, Mrs. Carl Stuart and Mrs. John McElroy. Keith Calloway Honored On 3rd Birthday Sat. Mrs. Faye Calloway entertained at a party at her home Saturday afternoon in celebration of her son, Keith's third birthday. Games .were played and refresh ments were served. Those attending were Gary and Sheila Ogle, Debbie Wilson, Sa- mantha Thomas, Brian Martin, Kathy Calloway, David Martin, and the honoree, Keith Calloway. Shop Early For Best Selections RUGS 100 Rayon Pile Size 21x36 in. All Colors NOWjL99 SHEETING 39 in. 80a80 Square 29c YD. JO-iri. Teflow FRY PANS $1.99 Nylon SPATOLA 39c Tudor Rose DISHES 5-pc. Place Setting $1.00 SSI AH Remaining Ladies' . 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