Marshall, N. C. - April 1, 1971 Page 11
aw,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.
Cabiac-Carrow, of 49 Patton
Street Grovegate Apt. 4,
Rochester, New Hampshire,
announce the birth of a son,
Rice de Banne, Sunday,
March 28, In Wentworth
Douglas Hospital, Dover, N.
H Mrs. Cabiac-Carrow will be
remembered in Marshall as
the former Miss Sheila Rice,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Rice, Sr. The Cabiac
Carrows have one other son,
Samuel Cornelious.
To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L.
Cowan of Asheville a son,
Kenneth Alvin, on March 26, in
Memorial Mission Hospital.
Mrs. Cowan is the former Leta
Jo Ramsey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Troy Ramsey of
Marshall.
To Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Anthony, Jr., of Marshall, a
son, Christopher Todd, March
29, in St. Joseph's Hospital.
Mrs. Anthony is the former
Miss Helen Caldwell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Caldwell,
Marshall.
Route 1,
The California
coastline is
1,264 miles long.
LEGAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
In The General Court
of Justice
Superior Court Division
north
STATE OF
CAROLINA
Madison County
Having qualified as Ad
ministratrix of the estate of
Cecil Baks of Madison County,
North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having
claims against the estate of
said Cecil Banks to present
them to the undersigned
within 6 months from date of
the publication of this notice
or same will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate please
make immediate payment.
This the 4th day of March,
1971.
Flota Banks, Ad
ministrator P. 0. Box 216
Marshall, N. C.
3-11,18,25,4-1 pd.
666
ABSOLUTE
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Sp-4 David Wyatt, just completed a 14 mo tour of
duty with the U. S. Army at IMC, 3!Hh Engr. Bn.
(C'ht) in the Chu Lai area of Vietnam; S. A. Gary
Daniel Wyatt, presently a student in Electronic
Tech. School at the U. S. Coast Guard Training
Center, Governors Island, New York ; Sp. 5 Douglas
Wyatt, recently finished a tour of duty with the U.
S. Army at the 43rd Surgical Hospital in Korea;
They are the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyda Wyatt of
Mars Hill, Route 3. They met at the home of their
parents Sunday March 28 for the first family
reunion in 2 years.
Marshall PTA
Talent Show
Winners
A large audience attended
the talent show here last
Friday night at the school. The
entertainment was sponsored
by the Marshall Parent
Teachers Association.
The following winners were
announced:
Grades 1-3: First place,
Keith Flynn, piano solo,
"Swans On The Lake".
Honorable mention, Pamela
Reeves, Rock 'n Roll dance to
ABC.
Grades 4-6: First place,
Anette Sams, playing bass
guitar, accompanied by T. F.
Sams at the piano, "Rock of
Ijove". Honorable mention,
Tap Dancing Four, Faith
Wise, Janet Reeves, Eddie
Reid and Kenney Bishop.
Grades 7-12: First place,
Tammy Greene and Sabra
Sprinkle, "Fletcher's Dears",
tap dancing. Honorable
mention, Karen Wilde singing
"Crying Time".
The room prize was won by
Mrs. Don West for having the
most parents present at the
show.
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The Sick
Miss Jennie Allman, who
has been a patient in Aston
Park Hospital for several
days, was taken to Monterey
Asheville Nursing Inn at
Biltmore, Wednesday, where
she will receive treatment.
Mrs. Wiley M. Roberts is a
patient in Memorial Mission
Hospital where she is un
dergoing treatment.
Mrs. Frances C. Ramsey, of
Marshall, returned Monday
from Memorial Mission
Hospital where she had been a
patient for several days.
John Udford of Walnut is a
patient in Memorial Mission
Hospital where he is un
dergoing treatment.
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Behind Holcombe's Funeral Home
Mars Hill. N. C.
9:00-5:00 Mondays Through Saturdays
Personal
Mention
Those visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Roosevelt Franklin, Marshall
Route 4, last weekend were
Mrs. T. M. Kemble and
daughters, Brenda and
Pamela of Mebane; Mrs. L. C.
Franklin of Greensboro; Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur K. Ramsey
and children, Jimmy and
Marily.of Chilhowie, Va.; Mr.
and Mrs. Odus Ray, of Arden;
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Roberts,
Alexandria; Mrs. Jerry
Plemmons, Marshall; Mrs.
Emmitte Norton and children,
Pamela and Danny of Mar
shall Route 3; Mr. and Mrs.
Glenwood Franklin of
Asheville; Houston Wallin of
Arden and Arnold Wallin of
Vicaville, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brazil
and son, Harry, of Marshall;
and Mr. and Mrs. Hud
Chambers of Asheville spent
Sunday in Del Rio, Tenn as
guests of their children, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Chambers, and
their daughter, lah.
Mrs. Ron Sprinkle returned
last week to her home in
Marshall from New Smyrna
Beach, Fla. where she at
tended the funeral of her son-in-law's
father, Joseph
Malinoski, Sr. Prior to Mr.
Malinoski's death, Mrs.
Spinkle had spent several
days at Fort McClellan, Ala.
where she visited her son-in-law
and daughter.
Mrs. Hugh Fisher and Mrs.
Homer Sams returned last
week from San Clement e,
Calif, where they spent
several weeks on vacation.
They were the guests of
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Tade, and were there at the
time of the earthquake. While
there, they also visited
numerous places of interest in
the state.
CLOSE ONES
ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI)-One-run
games find the
California Angels an impartial
lot. Since joining the
American league, the Angels
have won 253 one-run games,
but lost 252.
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Postponed
The Marshall High School
senior play, "Finders
Creepers", scheduled for
Saturday night in the
auditorium, has been post
poned due to several of the
characters being ill.
A new date for the play will
be announced.
USED
Car and Truck
Clearance Sale
(AHS
HIM I'OKI) Coup'; V-S engine ; S. I),
transmission; Kariio & heater
l!Mi!) ( Hi: KI.I.K Malibu; S. S. ;t;
bucket seats; Console; automatic
transmission in floor; Power disc
irakes; Power steering; light green
with dark green invl roof; One owner
I!M17 I'OKI) Tluinderbinl; Ulooi ; V-X
engine; air conditioner; power brakes;
power steering; Many other extras
IUB6CIIKVKOLKT Impala; 4-door hardtop;
automatic transmission; all power; local
owner; low mileage and extra clean
I'ttii; I OKI) (ialaxic 500; Coupe; V-S engine;
automatic transmission; power steering
and brakes; Maroon outside; Black inside;
clean.
I !M;s ( lli: HOLKT Bel Aire; 4-door Sedan;
-H engine; straight drive.
1965 CHEVROLET Impala, Sport Coupe;
:!27 V-8 engine; automatic transmission;
Radio and heater; Red with Black interior.
1!65 CHEVROLET Impala Super Sport; 327
V-H engine; 4-speed transmission; Radio
and heater; White outside; Black interior.
!!(.; CHEVELLE Super Sport Coupe; 3!)f V
S engine; 4-speed transmission; Radio and
heater; Yellow with Black vinyl top; Black
interior.
i:h;; (III : KOI.KT l-dooi ; station wagon;
N iiulomatic transmission; Radio and
heater.
I!l(i,s NOVA li-tvlindei. Powerglide
transmission; radio and beater.
I!MII BEL AIR l-dooi ; (I cylinder;
Powerglide Transmission.
TRCCKS
VMV I'OKI) 4-ton; 6-cylinder; Steel bed
I7 CIIKV KOI.KT
camper cover
l!Ki7 CHEVROLET Fleetside bed ; s
engine
!!;: ( IIE KOI.KT 4-ton I lat Bed
WE HAVE SEVERAL OLDER
CARS AND TRUCKS THAT WE
HAVE TO SELL
COME IN MAKE AN OFFER 1
French Broad Chevrolet
Company, Inc.
MARSH ALL, N. C.
Oaalar Franchia No. 2456
GLASSES FITTED
DR. ToCKARD
8 A. M. to 12 Noon
FRIDAYS
IN LOY P. ROBERTS
BUILDING
I MARSHALL, N. C
4-ton; X ft. bed aiH
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