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PERSONAL and OTHERWISE
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Rica, of Rt
1, Marshall, have Juat returned
after spending a week vacation
Ing with their son, Bill Rice, and
his family, who live near Denver,
Colorado. They visited such sce
nic spots as the Royal Gorge near
Canon City, Colo.: the United
States Air Force Academy at Col
orado Springs, Colo.; and Estes
Park, Colo.
Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Gerald
L. Harrelson and daughters, Deb
ra and Lee, of Orlando, Florida,
spent last week with Mrs. Arthur
R. McDevitt Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Payne re
turned to their home in River
Rouge, Michigan, after spending a
week here with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Doil Worley and Mr. and
Mrs. Garrison Payne.
Miss Patty West, of Oxnard,
California, is visiting her grand
father, Mr. Ed Roberts, and other
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lance
Swann and daughter, of Camden,
S. C, are spending this week here
with Mr. Swann's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Swann.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Smith and
son, David, of New Orleans, La.,
are spending some time here with
Mr. Smith's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Smith, and with Mrs.
Smith's father, the Rev. W. B.
Robinson, who is a patient in As
ton Park Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rudisill and
daughter, Kim, and Mr. and Mrs.
William Deans and daughter, Don
na, are spending this week at
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
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Mrs. Leona Buckner, widow of
the Rev. J. J. Buckner, of Lenoir,
and hif sister, Mrs. Pearl Hensley
of Bamardsville were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Rhinehart this
week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Waldrup
and their daughter, Beverly; and
Lynn Merrill spent the week of
July 7th at Myrtle Beach, S. C.
They were joined there on the fol
lowing week-end by Mr. Waldrup's
sister, Miss Aldeen Waldrup, who
returned home with them on
July 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wayne
Ramsey of Petersburg, Va., spent
last Sunday night in Marshall
with Mr. Ramsey's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Ramsey.
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Debbie Deal, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs "Dub" Deal of Marshall,
returned several days ago from
Knoxville, Tenn., where she spent
a week as the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Deal, Jr., and family. ,
Miss Louise DeBruhl, of Lex
ington, S. C, and Miss Anna
Holmes, of Columbia, S. C, are
pending: this week here with Dr.
and Mrs. A. M. Ramsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harrell
and family and Mr. Norris Gentry
are in Raleigh where they will at
tend the 4-H Talent Show tonight
(Thursday) in Raleigh. The Har
rells will then go to Ahoskie
where they will attend a family
reunion on Sunday.
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Mr. artdl Mrs. Jim Cody are
spending this week at Myrtle
Beach, S. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Rector and
two children, Pat and David, re
turned Monday to their home in
Salisbury after spending a few
days in Marshall as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Kelly Davis and Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Reece and family.
'Mr. Rector is a nephew of Mrs.
Davis.
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Mrs. Ernest Hunter of Charlotte
Courthouse, Va.; her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Hunter, and three children of Hal
ifax, Va., will leave today (Thurs
day) for their homes after visit
ing Mrs. Ernest Hunter's sisters,
Mrs. F. H. Stines, of Marshall;
Miss Genell Fox, Mrs. Avia Pres
nell, Mrs. Conley Buckner and
Mrs. Herman Crowder, all of Ashe
ville. Miss Ruth Guthrie returned
Sunday to her home at Walnut
from Virginia Beach, Va., where
she spent last week on vacation.
She was joined at the beach by
Miss Lucy Voorhees, of Bridge
port, Conn., a college friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Banks and
son, Don; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Freeman and son, Michael; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Freeman, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Blair and
Mrs. Blair's son, Ronnie Worley,
spent the week-end at Myrtle
Beach, S. C.
Mr. Royce Costic of Virginia
Beach, Va., spent Sunday night as
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. T.
Waldlrup, and family. He was ac
companied home on Sunday bi
Mrs. Costic and their daughter.
Stephanie, who had been visiting
the Waldrups, Mrs. Costic'e par
ents, for two weeks.
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Mrs. James Hardee of Conway,
S. C, is spending this week here
with her mother, Mrs. William
Worley, and family.
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SEEN
By "POP"
Head Start Students
Enjoy Tours, Trip
Head Start students, accom
panied by their teachers, made
several tours to interesting places
in Marshall and vicinity this week
and also made a trip by train to
Asheville on Wednesday.
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It's so much nicer to say some
thing complimentary about a per
son than to find fault I've
always been a strong believer in
giving a person a pat on the
shoulder rather than criticizing
them two weeks ago I
complimented the Grace Restaurant
on the recent remodeling I
certainly expected nothing in the
way of a "pay off" for the little
squib in this column but the
few lines resulted in a fine an
niversary dinner for Bill and me
George Kaltsunis, one of the
owners of the restaurant, said he
appreciated the kind words and
wanted me to bring the wife over
for a "meal on the house" so,
last Thursday night Bill and I
celebrated our wedding anniversary
by eating a delicious steak supper
at the Grace Restaurant Vir
ginia Rogers, one of the friendly
waitresses, went "all-out" to
please us told us to order
anything we wanted and even re
ferred to me as "a sweet person"
(I've got her fooled, haven't
I ? ) George came over to
our table and extended greetings
and everything was just fine
thanks a million for the setup
and it added greatly to our an
niversary several newly-installed
street lights in various
section of town have improved
several "dark corners'" con
gratulations to those responsible
one of the finest and cutest
youngsters I know is Ted Monroe
Sprinkle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Sprinkle who is spending the sum
mer here with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eads Ted
Monroe often rides his pony up to
the house and we have had some
fine visits together he loves
ponies and horses even more
than girls I asked him re
cently if he had a sweetheart and
he remarked emphatically, "Shucks
no, girls just "goof off" and
then he added, " and they
can't do anything as well as a pony
can" oh, well, Ted Monroe,
I believe you'll change your mind
in a few years it's a good
thing that Pat Boyd, Daisy Wor
ley, and Grace Connor have good
dispositions 'cause we really kid
them a lot while eating at Roberts
Pharmacy Edward McLean
is the main "tormentor" down
there but he usually concentrates
on aggravating Edna Hensley and
Venie Davis it's real good
to see Edith Cody back in circula
tion after being confined! to the
hospital don't know what
Kermit would do without her
keeping books, etc. HA Joe
Penland, Jr., stationed at Great
Lakes, 111., missed a copy of the
paper recently and didn't like it
Joe, I hope you get a copy
every week we mail 'em and
hope you get 'em -be sure
to tune in TV Channel 13 Sunday
morning at 7:30 and1 watch the
Hayes Run 4-H Mountain doggers
perform on "Aspect" glad
that Dot Shupe is back normal a-
gain after a day in the hospital
can't keep a good gal down,
can they Dot?
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: observations :
By DOROTHY B, BHUPB
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Do you get a sort of scary feel
ing when you enter a hospital T I
guess I'm the biggest hypoohron
driac in tha world and every time
I'm sick I presume it's the worst,
and nothing good can happen! But
I lived through tha tests and got
back home almost before the pa
per came out saying I was gone.
Guess who my roommate was?
Pearl BrigmanI And I believe she
had about as big a case of fear as
had. She was Mrs. Floyd Brig-
man, wife ol a lormer principal
of Red Oak School. She was a
very nice person.
The young man that "stuck" me
for blood it seems like they
take a gallon looked for the
world like Ray Kirby, and was
just as much fun He said Aunt
Julia Brigman was his favorite
patient, and then he said that
Mrs. Kate Reed was his best pa
tient! He wore his hair as long
as the hospital allows and said1 he
had a beard, but they made him
cut it off. Also saw Gaynelle
Buckner Sams who works there
and told her about Ray and Linda
courting.
Odessa Henderson was there,
too, and we compared ills and had
the same test the next morning
for which we took ten pills at
five-minute intervals which I
thought would never come to an
end. Then I got scared that I was
going to have to drink that chalky
like stuff, the nurses would evade
answering me, and I didn't sleep
worth a hoot. Anyway, I didn't
have to drink it, and I got to
miss lirenda 1 nomas,
Johnny FSherlin,
To Wed August 2
Miss Bremda Faya Thomas,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Thomas, of Route 2, Hot Springs,
and Johnny F. Sherlin, eon of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard L. Sherlin, of
Route 3, Weaverville, will be mar
ried Friday evening August 2,
1968, at 8 o'clock in the Hot
Springs Methodist Church. The
Rev. Clell Fisher will perform the
ceremony.
Mr. Sherlin is a member of the
Hot Springs High School faculty.
No invitations are being issued
but all friends and relatives will
be welcome.
come back home. I had about re
signed that they would cut my
throat (for thyroid) but they
didn't for now, so I guess I'll
make it for a while longer.
So much for my hospital visit
Thanks to all who thought of
me. Miss Jennie Lee said she and
Miss Lulu were about to send me
card and surely someone else
said, "Poor Dorothy." Well, af
ter reading my column last week,
I said, "Poor Dorothy," cause l
had made the same mistake three
times in a row and surely it
was due to my high nervous state!
If you noticed, you egg-heads,
please remember I was in in a
high state of tension and most
anything can come from one's
typewriter in such an instance!
Anyway, I'll bet Bill got the best
present she ever had after what
I said! And it was Ronnie Gra
ham who brought me the tomatoes
I'm sure I didn't make that mis
take Guess it was Coley.
Say, you must get a copy of
the August Reader's Digest and
read how they captured Ray, it
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Engagement Announced)
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Patsy Lorraine Mace
Engagement Is
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Mace of
Mars Hill announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Patsy
Lorraine Mace, to Bruce Alan
Worley ,son of Mrs. Clayton Wor
ley of Mars Hill and the late Mr.
Worley.
Miss Mace is a 15 graduate of
Mars Hill High School and is now
employed by American Knka Corp.
Worley attended Mars Hill High
School, served1 two years with the
U. S. Army, and is now employed
by 'Asheville Machine and Found
ry, Inc.
The wedding is planned August
20, after which the couple will live
in Mars Hill.
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VOWS SPOKEN 1
OHIO ON JUNE 29
Bride Is Daughter Of Former
Carrie English Of
County
Miss Cheryl Luther, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Vernon Lu
ther, of Route 2, Southington,
Ohio, became the bride of Carl A.
Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence IL. Brown, oi Leavittsourg,
Ohio, at the Braceville Methodist
Church on June 29, 1968 at 1::30
m.
The Revs. James Webb and Ray
Kilsey performed the ceremony.
The bride was given in marri
age by her father.
Several pre-marriage parties
were given in honor of the bride-
elect and a rehearsal dinner was
given by the parents of the groom.
Mrs. Brown is a 1964 graduate
of Chalker High School and the
All Star School of Cosmetology.
She is presently employed by
Packard Electric Division of Gen
eral Motors Corp. Mr. Brown is
veteran of the U. S. Navy and
is employed by American Welding
and Manufacturing Company.
Mrs. Hrown is the daughter of
the former Carrie English, for
merly of Madison County, and
granddaughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. William H. English.
Ball Reunion On
Sunday, July 28 At
Recreation Park
The annual Ball reunin will be
held this year at the Recreation
Park picnic area, Asheville, on
July 28, beginning at 10 a. m.
All descendants of J. W. and
Allie Gentry Ball are urged to
bring a picnic basket and come
and enjoy the day with friends.
To Mr. and Mrs. Norman D.
Payne, Marshall Rt. 5, a son, July
21, in St. Joseph's Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Norton,
Marshall Rt. 6, a son, July 19,
1968 in Memorial Mission Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Johnny C. Ray,
Mars Hill Rt 2, a son, July 22,
1968 in St Joseph's Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Herman B.
Ramsey, Alexander Rt 1, a daugh
ter, July 23, 1968, in St Joseph's
Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Tread
way, Rt 5, Marshall a son, July
24, 1968, in St Joseph's Hospital.
Ponder's Chapel
To Present
Program Sunday
Mrs. Maris Ray will have charge
of a program to be presented at
Ponder's Chapel - Baptist ; Church
on Sunday, July 28, beginning at
S oVfcuck. , Included on the pro
gnaw will be a choir from Wea-
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