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Mr. and Hn. H. J, Buckner,
Mra. N. D. Short, of Ashovlll;
and lira. Brook Cook and Mrs.
Rath Brank of Weavervtlle have
boon viaitinf lira. Minnie Darli
of Walnut thla wook.
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Mr. Clyde McOuro, of Walnut,
and Mr. H J. Buckner of Ashe
ville visited friends in Greene-
villo and Morrlatown, Tenn., this
wook.
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Misses Rffie Fore and Inea
Henderson returned Tuesday from
Charleston, S. C, where they spent
several days at Folly Beach and
the Isle of Palms.
Mrs. Blanche Houston left
Wednesday for Detroit where she
will visit Mr. and Mrs. Carl Noll
arid three sons. Mrs. Noll is the
former Barbara Bryan, daughter
of Mrs. Houston. Mrs. Houston
also plans to visit another daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Winebarg
cr and son, in Oklahoma, before
returning to Marshall.
M isses Shelby Pendergast ana
Wilma Wallin, nursea at Memori
al Mission Hospital, and Mrs. Bob
Davis of Marshall, returned Fri
day from Parris Island, S. C,
where they visited Dr. and Mrs.
Jim Connor and daughter.
Mi. and Mrs. J. C. Henderson
and two children of Atlanta, Ga.,
and Master Sgt and Mrs. Charles
Henderson and three children of
Goldsboro spent the week-end in
Marshall with their mother Mrs.
Blanche Henderson; and sister-in-law,
Mrs. Barbara Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ramsey of
Marshall and Mrs. Ramsey's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Bry
an, of Statesville, returned Tues
day from Richmond, Va., where
they visited the Ramseys' son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Wayne Ramsey, and their
daughter, Sherry. While in Rich
mond, they all spent two days in
Washington, D. ., whore they
toured points of interest.
Mrs. Kate Reed spent the week
end in Dobson with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Reed, and their two children.
Mr. and Mr Fuller Sttnaa had
as guttata during the week-end
Miss Mildred Stinea of Glen Al
pine, Miss Joan Stinea of Ashe
ville, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mcin
tosh and their daughter 8uaan and
bar girl friend and Mr. Mcin
tosh's mother of Bumsville.
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Mr. and Mrs. Booby H. Robin
son of Raleigh spent the week
end hero with Mr. Robinson's
mother, Mrs. Woodrow Morgan.
9 9 9
Mr. and Mrs. Guy White spent
Sunday in Tayloreville as guests
of Mrs. White's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John
Robertson.
Mrs. C. EX Rector of Asheville
spent Tuesday night in Marshall
as the guest of her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Cora Allison.
Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Bernard
Ramsey of Macon, Ga., spent the
week-end in Marshall with Mr.
Ramsey's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Ramsey; and his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Dedrick Roberts, and their two
children.
With The Sick
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Charles J. Deaver, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Deaver of Tren
ton. Mich., is in the Outer Drive
Hospital where he will undergo
surgery this week. Charles is the
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
C. Payne of Marshall Rt. 5.
Mrs. Bruce Treadway, of Mar
shall Rt. B, is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital where she has
undergone surgery.
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Jackie Ball, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Prince of Trenton,
Mich., is a patient in the Seaway
Hospital, where he is undergoing
treatment for a fall he received
last week. He is the grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Payne, of
Marshall Rt. 5.
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Mrs. Valerie Shelton, of Mar
shall, remains a patient in Memori
al Mission Hospital where she is
undergoing treatment.
FUNNY BONE
A good thing to have up your
sleeve is a funny bone.
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By "POP"
Friday night the FHA Chapter
of Marshall High School hold its
Mother-Daughter banquet in ths
fellowship hall of the Marshall
Baptist Church I'm not a moth
er and I don't ham a daughter
but they ware kind enough to in
vite Bill and mo glad they did
because It waa a lovely affair
to start with, the girb them
selves planned and prepared the
meal which waa "Italian stylo"
good apaghottlo, ate. understand
Emagone Ponder was the quarter
back at planning the meal good
going, Emagene also congratu
lations to the boys who so ex
nrtlv served the fellowship
hall was crowded the girls and
mothers looked real pretty I
happened to be in a Sunday School
room or in other words, a "pri
vate" room had a lot of fun
kidding "Sandy" Landers, who sat
directly back of me cute girl
so is her sister, Glenda
incidentally, Glenda gave me a
carnation after the program and
I appreciate it very much hope
Jean and Barbara Edmonds under
stand Peyton Place better after
"Sandy" explained some points
also enjoyed talking with Sandra
Plemmons, my favorite "Grit" gal,
and Polly McLean, who were also
eating nearby the program waa
fine and I'm glad Sandy remem
bered her piece about the "lit"
candle congratulations to all
the girls who received degrees and
honors and an extra congratula
tion to Mrs. Earl Robinson, teach
er of Home Ec, FHA Leader and
practically everything elso you
want to mention a superb job
both meal, program and entire
banquet talk about steaks
delicious steaks cooked to your
personal taste several of us
'lucky" people had just that last
Saturday night up at Wade and
Louise Huey's home let's see.
there were Wade, Louise, Bill and
I. and Katie Powers, Bill ana
Gloria Rotan and their father, the
Rev. Z. W. Rotan, of Granite
Falls Mr. Rotan, that is, Bill's
father, is a fine person full of
sound knowledge and plenty of
numor. .
INVISIBLE STEPS?
Johnnie: How did you break
our arm ?
Tommy: Do you see those steps
iver there?
Johnnie: Yes.
Tommie: Well, I didn't!
Dr. Sams To Be
Away On Saturday
Duo to the mI of the Loo
Sams property on that day, Or?
W. A. Sasns will not be in his
office bars Saturday, It was an
nounced today.
Piano Recital At Hot
Springs Friday Night
A recital by piano students of
Mrs. Sara Thomas will bo given
Friday, May 28 at 7:80 p. m, at
the Presbyterian Church at Hot
Mrs. Cecil Sprinkle f Sandra Read Brown
The public is invited to attend.
Bull Creek HD Club
Met Tuesday; Mrs.
Lela Peek, Hostess
The Bull Creek home demon
stration dub met Tuesday at 7:30
p. m., in the club house, with Mrs.
Lola Peek as hostess. Mrs. Peek
also presided.
The meeting was opened with
the Scottish folk song, "Loch Lo
mond," led by the music chair
man. Devotions were given by
Mrs. Charles Hunter, reading
Pslam 119, and Mrs. Gay Merrill
reading a poem of inspiration.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by the secretary, Mrs.
Hardy Merrill, followed by the
treasurer's report, presented1 by
Mrs. Charles Hunter.
Mire. Ethel Wallin, HD ajrent,
gave the demonstration for eve
ning, which was "How to build
better by the building plan," pre
senting each member with a study
plan taken from the original ar
chitectural plans and explaining
each section in layman's language
so the club members could bene
fit by knowing and understanding
the symbols architects use in their
plana.
Mrs. Wallin also discussed
Homemakers Week, which will be
held in Raleigh, June 14-18.
The meeting was closed with a
rountable discussion of "Home
Remedies" for various ailments,
and inspirational organ music. De
licious refreshments were served
to Mrs. Wallin and the following
club members: Mesdames Lela
Peek. Hardy Merrill, Fletcher
Kuyker, Zeb Edwards, Charles
Banter, Gay Merrill and Glen
Phillips.
g will be June
Hardy Merrill as
Mrs. Arnold Garrison,
"Foods and Nutrition" project
leader, will present a program on
Casserole Cooking.
Too many people look for the
rainbow before the shower.
, The next meet
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Vita Class Tuesday
Mrs. Cecil Sprinkle waa hostess
to mbsrs of the Vote Vita Sun
day School Class of the Marshall
Baptist Church Thursday evening,
May 20, in the Fellowship Hall of
the church.
Mrs. E. T. Ponder presided in
the absence of the president.
During the business session a
nominating WCOnmHtoo waa ap
pointed to select a slats of of
ficers for the now year beginning
July 1.
Mrs. Ponder, aseiated by Mrs.
Hettis Blankonship, lad the devo
tion, and Mrs. Ponder had charge
of the program for the evening.
She showed movies taken at a
previous mooting of the class.
Contests were also enjoyed and
prixes awarded to Mrs. Guy White
and Mrs. Jack Thomas.
Class members attending were
Mrs. Eva Same, Mrs. Hettie R.
Blankenahip, Mrs. Ponder, Mrs.
Guy White, Mrs. Rellie Allman,
Mrs. James Story, Mrs. Jack
Thomas, Mrs. Wade Huey, Mra.
E. C. Teague, Mrs. Kermit Cody,
Mrs. S. L. Nix, and Mrs. Sprin
kle; and one guest, Mrs. Lloyd
Slagle, daughter of Mrs. Sprinkle.
1,800 TROUT
RELEASED IN
COUNTY WATERS
In accordance with previously
approved plans, the Wildlife Re
sources Commission has completed
stocking 1,800 trout averaging 8 to
10 inches in length, in the waters
of Rich Laurel Refuge. These
fish were produced at the Federal
Fish Hatchery located near Pis
pah Forest. Madison County
Game and Fish Protectors Ray
mond Ramsey and Clyde Hunts
er directed the release of the
fish and solicited assistance from
nembers of the local wildlife club
and other interested sportsmen.
Those participating in the stock
ing were Clyde Huntsinger and
Chester Brown.
The Wildlife Resources Commis
sion points oat that the coopora-
Receives Degree
Miss Sandra Read Brown,
daughter of Dr. and Mra. TatanH
E. Brown of ftfM Ore Road,
AehevilU, received a Master of
Christian Education degree Mon
day, May 17, 1WH5, front the Pres
byterian School of Christian ed
ucation in Richmond, Va. She re
ceived bar BS degree at the Uni
versity of Tenn no as.
Miss Brown In th granddaugh
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Brown of Msdhinn County, and
the niece of J. Civile Brown at
Mars HK1.
Time may be money, but it
take work to oawsh in on it.
tive effort of all those interested
in the State's fish and game re
sources will be required to bring
about better fishing, the favorite
outdoor recreation of so many
Americans.
Mrs. Glen Phillips
Wins Scholarship
For Music Workshop
Mra. Glon Phillip, of Mars Hill,
has boon selected to receive a
scholarship for the Mask Work
shop to bo bald in Graanaboro
Juno 28 through July t.
Mrs. Phillips is an active mem
ber of the Ball Crook Home Dem
onstration dub and the Man Hill
Methodist Church. She has two
children a son in Man Hill Col
lege and one at bom. She ia
serving aa a loader for a Cadet
and Junior Troop of Girl Scouts
in the Man Hill ana. She is
also a project leader in the 4 H
Club. Ho husband ia a retired
Air Force officer .
Other winner from the Western
District were Mrs. Footer Lane,
Bryson City; Miss Yolonda Ann
Beasley and Miss Joyce Bryson,
Weaverville.
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