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Ramsey-Ward Vows Are
Spoken Here Saturday
Miss Anita Ramsey became
the bride of Elymus Yates
Ward in a garden ceremony at
4 p. ra Saturday, September
IS, 1973 at the home of her
mother on Skyway Drive with
the Rev. Arthur F. Williams
conducting the ceremony.
Given in marriage by her
mother, the bride wore a long
Empire gown of white dotted
Swiss and carried a bouquet a
bouquet of yellow daisies and
roses. Her veil of silk illusion
was attached to a crown of
seed pearls.
Miss Teresa Banks, niece of
the g room, was maid of honor.
She wore a long Empire gown
of pink eyelette and carried a
pink rose with white
streamers.
Roger Haynie served as best
man. Mrs. John Corbett was
organist.
A reception followed.
Hie bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Arthur Ramsey and the
late Dr. Arthur Ramsey of
Marshall. She is a graduate of
Greenville Technical School of
Radiologic Technology and is
presently employed at
Greenville General Hospital,
Greenville, S. C.
The groom is the son of Mrs.
John Ward and the late John
Ward of Marshall and is in the
Armed Forces. They will be
stationed in Germany.
Out of town guests attending
were Miss Anna Holmes,
Columbia, S. C; Mrs. E. B.
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FOR THE ENTITLEMENT PERIOD BEGINNING
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Howard Snyder, Rock Hill, S.
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Mrs. Mattie L. Mundy,
Greenwood, S. C. and Mrs.
Chassie Nash, Hendersonville,
N. C.
Personal
The Rev. and Mrs. Spencer
LeGrand and two children of
Marshall had as guests
Sunday Mr. LeGrand's
mother, Mrs. Martha P.
LeGrand of
and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Steve LeGrand and their
daughter of Asheville; the
Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Metealf
and three children of
Columbia; and Mr. Metealf 's
mother, Mrs. Stewart Metealf
of Candler. They all returned
to their respective homes on
Sunday afternoon with the
exception of Mr. Metealf who
is guest speaker at a series of
revival services at the Mar
shall Baptist Church this
week. Mr. LeGrand is pastor
of the clurch.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonrae Pat
terson and two sons left
Tuesday for their home in
Rochester, N. Y. after
spending a few days in
Marshall with Mrs. Pat
terson's mother, Mrs. Ella
Baker.
The Sunday
School Lesson
MINISTERS OF
RECONCILIATION
September 23, 1973
LESSON TEXT:
I Coiinthians S: 11 to 1:11
It has often been said that
the Bible is English in its
purest form. Granted that that
is the case, we modern, brisk
Americans tend towards the
simple, clipped statement
rather than even the
verb lose, flowery language of
Victorian times, then con
sidered the purest of English.
How much greater, then, is
the distance between the
language of Biblical times,
with it's oft-repeated tran
slations, and our forthright
English of today!
To the modern student, the
Bible is repititive in many
cases, and because of this
many telling points become
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To Mr. and Mrs. Vance A.
Roberts of Hot Springs, a
daughter, September 11, 1973,
in Memorial Mission Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Max E.
Edmonds of Mars Hill, a son,
September 10, 1973 in
Memorial Mission Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Johnny W.
Taylor of Mars Hill, a son,
September 16, 1973, in
Memorial Mission Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Roberts, Rt. 5, Marshall, a
daughter, September 14, 1973,
in Memorial Mission Hospital.
SINGING
The regular 4th Saturday
night singing, Sept. 22, will be
held at the Hot Springs Free
Will Baptist Church at 7:30
p.m. Everyone is invited to
attend
obscure to all but the most
discerning student.
This was the case with some
of the most important of
Paul's doctrines. How per
ceptive we must be, in order to
get to the heart of each par
ticular message! But when,
through earnest discusssion
and prayer, augmented by
devoted study, we master the
language barrier, then and
only then will we be able to
inspire others with Paul's
concept of his Gospel!
Within the confines of our
study of 2 Corinthians, verses
16 through 21 contain the
message of reconciliation for
mankind, through the death of
Christ, the Saviour, for all
sinners who repented and
reconciled themselves to God.
Ttis was the essence of Paul's
teaching, and, to lend weight
to his assertions, he did not
hesitate to hold himself up as
an example of misspent living,
redeemed by the virtues of
Christ
Paul felt a deeply personal
obligation to testify, to preach
and to teachto win souls to
his Cause. This was the out
come of his own personal
experience his meeting with
the Lord on the Damascus
Road (Acts 9) The Paul who
had persecuted Christians was
dead! In his stead stood a
stalwart minister of the faith,
fearless in his condemnation
of the wicked, enthusiastic in
his purpose of conversion of
outsiders to that faith!
The Church is called upon
today to minister to all God's
creatures in the way of Paul!
To bring light into lives where
before there was only
darkness. And to do it proudly
and fearlessly, prompted by
love and conviction and with
dedication, as exemplified in
Paul's ministry.
Repentance and recon
ciliationthe cornerstones of
the Christian movement!
They imply responsibility on
the sinner's side to take the
first step to companionship
with God ..repentance.. Jind
the responsibility on the side
of the Church to act as God's
agent in reconciling lost souls
to Him!
But before we can fulfill
these two requirements we
must be prepared to enter into
a loving partnership with all
mankind. "Christ so loved the
world.." was the basis 4
Christ's own ministry on
early. From the shadow of the
cross we are constrained to
emalsti Him in Das regard.
Only ks so doing can Be
com into His own through
each irdhridual professing the
faith, and conrlucting bis Bo
accordingly, par the church H
mode Bp of people, and tra
effecthrtness (or iaef
fectveness) is a rtftoctioa of
tieir dedlcationor ax of it
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, Engagement
' SCOT! AND NECK Mr.
v and Jlirs. William T. Draper
' announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Deborah
Carol Draper, to James
William Dodson, son of Mr.
and Mrs James C. Dodson of
Marshall, N. C. The bride
elect attended East Carolina
University. She is employed
with Forrest C. Shearin In
surance Agency. Her father is
owner of Draper Printing
Company. Her fiance is a
graduate of Dallas Institute
Gupton Jones College, Dallas,
Texas where he was a
member of Pi Sigma Eta. He
is employed as Assistant
Manager of the Scotland Neck
Division of Branch Funeral
Homes, Inc His father is
owner of Dodson's Grocery in
Marshall. The wedding is
planned for Feb. 10, 1974.
Reunion
Members of the late Mr . and
Mrs. Ed Roberts family, of
Marshall, enjoyed a family
reunion last Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Dover on Redmon Road, here.
Attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Davis, of Oxnard,
Calif; Mr. and Mrs. Bobby J.
Hunter and son, Ricky Rice of
Southgate, Mich.; Mrs. O. C.
Davis and son, Tony of
Asheville; Mr. and Mrs. Don
Hall and children, Kathy and
Donald of Mars Hill; and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Roberts of
Marshall.
Public Notice
Of Election
PUBLIC NOTICE OF
ELECTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE
BOARD OF ELECTIONS OF
THE TOWN OF MARSHALL
THAT:
( 1 ) An election is to be held
on November 6, 1973, the
da tees ta Wished by law, for the
purpose of electing a Mayor
and three City Aldermen.
( 2 ) The polling place will be
the City HaD and the polls will
be open on election day from
6:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m.,
(3) Lawrence Ponder,
Marshall, N. C. is hereby
appointed Registrar and
Stanley Ward, James Allen
and Robert Donald Banks are
hereby appointed Judges of
said election.
(4) The filing period will be
from 12 Noon Friday Sep
tember 14 until 12 Noon Friday
October 12, excluding
Saturdays and Sundays. The
registration books will be open
at City Hail for registration
each day, excluding Satur
days and Sundays during the
registration period from 9
a.m. until 5 p.m. through
October 8, 1973
-s- Billie Jean Redmon
Chairman,
Board of Elections
City of Marshall, N C
9-2077; 1(M chg.
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side: an imposing new grille, and
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With standard power
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dard power front
disc brakes to do
most of the stop
pins, and a standard
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transmission to do the
shifting. If you want the
luxury and comfort of a car
leaves little else for you to
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beins with the freedom of choice:
VcJiCl This year's version of
last year s Hot or Trend Econ
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years.) With a reshaped
note, bigger hampers,
nicer carpeting, aew stripes
and new colors. Plus snore (ood
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Mars Hill News
: Miss Edith Swann, who had
been in Bolivia, S. A. working
with the Wychffe translators
for a year, returned to the
states a few weeks ago for a
month's vacation. She spent
most of the time in Statesville
with her father and other
relatives, but came here for a
few days on two occasions.
Last week she spoke to a
church group on Wednesday
evening telling about the work
of the Translators in Bolivia.
She is returning there soon for
another year.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Tilson
moved recently to their new
home on Jarvis road in the
Singing J
There will be a gospel
singing at Richland Baptist
Church Saturday Night Sept
22. At 7:30 p.m. The Church is
located at 41 Chestnut Ridge
Ave. in Woodfin, N. C. All
singers and the public are
invited.
The Rev. Glen Callahan is
pastor.
Middle Fork Independent
Baptist Church will have its
regular 5th Saturday night
singing on September 29th at
7:30 p.m. Several outstanding
groups of singers from
Western North Carolina and
Eastern Tennessee will be
taking part in this song ser-
Notice Of
Ejection
PUBLIC NOTICE
OF ELECTION
BE IT RESOLVED by the
Board of Elections of the Town
of Hot Springs that :
( 1 ) An election is to be held
on November (, 1973, the date
established by law, for the
purpose of electing a Mayor
and three City Aldermen.
(2) The polling place will be
the Recreation Hall, (building
next to City Hall), and the
polls will be open on election
day from 6:30 a.m. until 7:30
p.m.
(3) Swan Huff, Hot Springs,
is hereby appointed Registrar,
and Be mice Wright and Carol
Anderson are hereby ap
poinated Judges of said
election.
(4) The filing period will be
from 12:00 noon, Friday,
September 14 until 12:00 noon,
Friday, October 12, excluding
(Saturdaysand) Sundays. The
registration books wiD be open
at City Hall for regis tration
each day, excluding Sunday,
during the registration period
from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. at
Meadow Lane, except October
g, 1973 when the registration
books shall be closed for
purposes of the election.
-- Elizabeth Ray Wright
Chairman,
Board of Elections
City of Hot Springs
9-20,27; HM chg.
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better with a "74 Chevrolet.
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And Mr. and Mrs. Bomer
Faulkner have moved from
their home oa Main St to their
; new horn just off tho Mar
shal Rd. near Mars B0L '
Mrs. Ethel Reeves returned
to her home last Friday after
being a patient at Memorial
Mission Hospital for the past
few weeks.
And Mrs. Cline West has
returned to her home from St
Joseph's Hospital.
And Mr. Bryson Tilson has
returned from N. C. Baptist
Hospital where he was a
patient recently.
vice. This church is located
four miles North of Mars Hill
on U. S. 19. The writer will be
in charge of the singing and
the Rev. Ford Davis, pastor,
extends a cordial Invitation
for everyone to attend.
CHRISTIAN ACTION
LEAGUE
ORGANIZATION
An organizational meeting
of the Madison County
Christian Action League will
be held Tuesday, September
25 at 7:30 in the Marshall
Baptist Church. As a result of
a stimulating Madison County
Rally on September 11, plans
are being made to organize
fully. Your presence is
needed, and you are urged to
be present as we endeavor to
spread the truth about Liquor-by-the-Drink.
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September 28, 1973
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: Bluff News, it
We are so sorry that our '
pastor, tha Rev. Estel
Strickland has been very ill
: for some time. Bs got to coma . ;
boms Friday but had to be ,t
taken back Sunday. Wo were .r
pleased to have Evangelist
Richard Barrell of Hen
dersonville with us Sunday.
Fats Woody is borne and
doing alright after having an
operation at Oteen hospital.
Mrs. Eulala Gillespie also Is
Improving. She had the
misfortune of falling and
breaking her hip a while back.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Waldroup and family of High
Point were visiting In Bluff
Sunday. They bad come home
to visit her father Joe Shipley
of the Shu tin Community. Mr.
Shipley suffered a heart at
tack. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Davis
of Hendersonville visited her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Demp
sey Woody Sunday afternoon.
We offer our sympathy to
the family of Forrest Holt who
passed away last week. He
had many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. David Worly
of Wilmington spent hist week
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Lionel Brooks. Mr. Worley is
with the Air Force.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Dillard Edwards and
family wish to express our
appreciation for all the acts of
kindness shown us during the
recent illness and death of our
wife and mother, Mrs. Bessie
Edwards.
Dillard Edwards
John J. Edwards
Dawn A. Edwards
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