Personal Mention Mrs. John Roberson of aylorsville spent the Weekend in Marshall with her bother, Mrs. William Worley ; tr brother, Hubert Worley; d her brother-in-law and ister, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ite. Turlington inounces Schedule Burlington Industries will limn f Ka inuviminfl htlllav season with plant vacations and traditional Christmas nhrvMmfHwi nf omnlntWM QnH their families. According to Truman Melton, manager, the Hot Springs Plant will be closed Dec. 21, through Dec. 27, for the Christmas holidays. Children of local employees will receive Christmas treat Burlington employees in 14 states will receive bonuses to coincide with scheduled manufacturing plant closings for the holidays. Individual amounts are based on length of service. More than 75,000 traditional Christmas treat bags will be 'given to children of Burlington jemployees this year. All Types Of MATERIALS And Samples Including Vinyl Fabrics (Plastics or Leatherettes) Free Estimates. Will Bring Samples To Your Home 23 Years' Experience WRIGHT'S Upholstering Service Phone 645-3612 6 Main Street P. O. Box 574 WEAVERV1LLE, N. C. EH Club Schedule Drought Loss Aid In V it vt1 " V c y rur rccu wain Monday, Dec. 14 Mara-Hill Young Homemaker Club will meet with Mrs. Joan Johnson at 7:30 p.m. This will be the Annual Christmas Party. Wednesday, Dec. 16 Madison County Advisory Board will meet in the Mars Hill Community Center at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 17 Little Pine EH Club will hold their Annual Family Christmas Dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Payne at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 18 Sleepy Valley EH Club will meet with Mrs. Marie Osteen and Mrs. Hazel Waddell at 7 p.m. for their Annual Christmas Meeting. Morgan Attends Meeting Friday Joe L. Morgan of Route 2 Marshall attended the North Carolina Literary and Historical Association meeting Friday at the Am bassador Club of Hilton Inn in Greensboro. The highlights of the meeting were CBS news correspondent Charles Kuralt's address on "Edward R. Murrow", a native of Guilford County; and Dr. George B. Tindall's "Southern Strategy: An Historical Perspective". Mr. Morgan also attended a session of the North Carolina Folklore Society while in Greensboro. School Menu Week Beginning Dec. 14 Monday: Salmon cakes, green beans, oven-brown potatoes, carrot slaw, crispy corn bread, butter and milk Tuesday: Pinto beans, mustard greens, onion rings, Harvard beets, crispy corn bread, butter, cake and milk Wednesday: Vegetable soup, sal tines, grilled cheese or peanut butter sandwich, peach crisp and milk Thursday: Baked turkey dressing, buttered rice and gravy, candied yams, green beans, cranberry sauce, cake or candy, rolls-butter and milk Friday: Hot dogs or ham burgers on school-made rolls, cole slaw, onion rings, pickles, potato chips, peanut butter delight, apple sauce and milk Rep. Roy A. Taylor said Friday that the U. S. Department of Agriculture will make government-owned feed grain available at reduced prices to farmers in Cherokee, Clay, Macon and Madison counties who suf- Servicemen Clyde R. Prince, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Prince, 3345 LaFayette, Trenton, was promoted to Army sergeant upon graduation from the Noncommissioned Officer Candidate School at Ft. Benning, Ga. During his 12 weeks of training, the sergeant received instruction in leadership, light weapons, infantry tactics, map reading and communications. He was selected for the course under a specialized Army program that grants rapid promotions to out standing individuals. He entered the Army in 1970 and completed basic training at Ft. Knox, Ky. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Payne, of Marshall. fered drought losses this year. The grain will be available through local Agriculture, Soil and Conservation Service (ASCS)offices. The office in each county will be respon sible for determining the eligibility of individual producers for assistance, Taylor said. With The Sick ' Mrs. A. W. Whitehurst, who has been a patient in Aston Park Hospital for several By RHONDA RIDDLE Correspondent A surprise birthday party was given for Mrs. Jessie Waldroup, Dec. 5, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hazel Kirkpatrick, of Hot Springs. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roberts of Hamp ton, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Woody of Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Waldroup, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waldroup, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Waldroup, all of Newport News. Va. Also at- days, is now recuperating at tending were Mrs. Yvonne the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Corbett, in Marshall. Hubert Payne is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. Miss Effie Fore is un dergoing treatment in Memorial Mission Hospital. J. Clyde Brown of Mars Hill is a patient in Memorial Mission Hospital where he recently underwent surgery. Randall and daughters of Marshall; 16 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Those visiting George Gentry over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Plem mons, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gentry and Butchie Bailey, Geneva and Arthur Snelson and children and Nola Coffey, all of Asheville. Marshall, N. C. December H, 1171 Page 11 A special one-hour program on "Your reaerai income Tax" will be on educational TV channel Tusday, Jan. 12, from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. The program will give in formation filing requirements for 1970, and major changes related to the farmers. A 30 minute question and answer 'period will be conducted at the end of the formal presentation. The questions will be taken by phone and answers will be given by television during the program. Bobby Carter, Internal Revenue Agent, and James Allgood, Extension Farm Management Specialist, will conduct the program. Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Foy Riddle over the weekend were Misses Kathy and Sue t Gentry, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rogers and family, Mrs. The month of May was named Jessje Waldroup, Mrs. Hazel after Maia, Roman goddess of Kirkpatrick and Kester the growth of plants. Darnell. "I EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED DR. LOCKARD 8 AM. to 12 Noon FRIDAYS IN LOY P. ROBERTS BUILDING MARSHALL N. C DUWIIlctll cl tAWcll C YOU HAVE CHOICE For several months now we have been able to offer both types of DRY CLEANING- 1.- Deluxe Professional Cleaning and Pressing, ECONOMICAL-But Good 45- it w a . tw .ar tu: . . m-mm-mr Ann wm mr minute aen-ervicc wry No matter which you desire - both systems contain added FREE MOTH-PROOFING MJLDEW PROOFING and FASHION-FINISH which REPLACES SIZING NOTICE Garments stored for the summer must be paid for when taken out. Edwards Cleaners Phone 849-2461 MARSHALL, N.C. ALSO SELF-SERVICE DRY CLEANING-and LAUNpfcplAT Is Loaded With $ that say A 24 pc.StAINLESS STEEL SETS a? $5.95 and up Scio POTTERY BOWLS PLATES CUPSand SAUCERSand DINNERWARE SETS General Electric VACUUM CLEANERS $32.95, Up Beautiful Anchor-Hocking GLASSWARE ft Hair Dryers Steam & Dry Irons : Electric Percolators Toasters Mixers X Fry Pans Electric Razors S Timex WATCHES 2 Sealy MATTRESSES & Box Springs All Prices Neevel LUGGAGE SETS and separate pieces RECORD PLAYERS BICYCLES WAGONS TRICYCLES FURNITURE Bedroom Suites, Living Room Suites, Dinettes, Recliners and Platform Rockers RADIOS Pocket Transistors & Table Models f S t f i i i i f f Come In And See Our Largest Stock In History! BeMan Main Street WE Mrs MARSHALL, N. C. 1 1 fe

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