T...,1ilay, October tt, M7J The
brenda Smith Is Wed To Randy Wayne Wilson
. Marriage vow were ex
changed by Miss Brenda Ann
Smith and Randy Wayne
Wilson, Saturday, October 20,
1973, at 7:30 p.m.. In Long
Branch Baptist Church. The
ReV. Hansel Hensly conducted
the double-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. Jack Smith of Marshall
and the bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson
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of Candler.
Given in marriage by her
brother, Kenny Smith, the
bride wore a full-length gown
of organza and chantilly lace
trimmed with seed pearls and
a chapel length mantilla at
tached to a headpiece. She
carried a bouquet of white
orchids attached to a white
Bible with white satin
streamers.
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Under !hc present ABC store
arrangement a fifth of liquor
sells for around S3. 00 and will
pour twenty drinks. With the
proposed liquor-by-the-drink
plan, that same fifth will end up
costing you around S30.00 (an
average of SI. 30 per drink).
Someone stands to make "one
heck of a lot" of money if
liquor-by-the-drink is passed.
The question is WHO?
The answer becomes quite clear
if you look at those who are
pushing the hardest for passage
the hotel and motel owners, the
restaurant owners, the big city
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Miss Deborah Heed, cousin
of the bride was maid of
honor. She was attired in a
full-length empire waist gown
of cranberry polyester. She
carried a long-stemmed pink
rose with pink ribbon.
Miss Pamela Roberts,
cousin of the bride, and Miss
Cathy Allen were
bridesmaids. They were at
tired in full-length gowns of
pink polyester made like the
honor attendant. They both
carried a long-stemmed pink
rose, with cranberry colored
ribbon. Child attendants
were: Connie Smith, flower
girl; Jeffrey Smith,
ringbearer, and Janet Reed,
keeper of the guest book; all
are cousins of the bride.
Frank Wilson, father of the
groom was best man Larry
Wilson brother of the groom,
and Bob Harris were ushers.
Mr. Sonny Dycus was the
pianist and Mrs. Cathy
Brigman was soloist.
Mrs. Wilson is a 1973 honor
graduate of Marshall High
School.
Mr. Wilson is a 1970
graduate of Knka High School
and graduated from AB Tech
with a AS degree in 1972 The
couple will live at Route 1,
Candler
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Chambers of Commerce, and the
big-time distilleries. 1 he stand
to gain the most and for that
reason are pushing the hardest
for it.
The purchase of alcohol b the
bottle is more economical for the
consumer, and is far more
profitable for the state. Records
show that states collect less
taxes on beverage alcohol w hen
it is sold by the drink than when
it is sold in the bottle.
Who's going to profit from it?
Not the state or most of our
residents, but a few profit
minded motel and restaurant
the Citizens
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MRS. RANDY WAYNE WILSON
...the former Miss Brenda Smith
Masons Plan Old Timers" Night
Members of French Broad
Lodge will observe Old
Timers' Night this Saturday
Dinner will be served at 6:30
and all Master Masons and
their families are cordialU
invited to attend
On this Mond.n niglil. Oct
-9. French Broad Uidge will
confer a Fellowcraft Degree
in the Lodge Hall, at 7 30
o'clock.
Members and vi.Mtors are
urged to attend
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To Mr. and Mrs .lames R
Holland, of Marshall Route 3,
a daughter, October 18. 1973.
in Memorial Mission Hospital.
owners and the distilleries.
We arc asking each of you.
regardless it ou drink or not.
to examine the facts and cast
our vote in the best interest of
all the jvople of North Carolina.
Keep this a great state. Vote NO
on Novemlvr 6.
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Be sura to remember tn
change your dock back one
hour this Saturday night and
get that extra hour's sleep!
Boy, am I looking forward to
that night! But it won't be over
two weeks until we'll feel that
there Isn't enough time for a
good night's sleep and that ole
alarm buzzer will go off!
Last Friday afternoon I had
Just about decided. I was too
tired to try to make it to the
ball game and came home
feeling sort of down and got a
call from SHADY SIDE
Florist that they were giving
me a corsage for the evening!
Well, that just pepped me up
like one thing and I wouldn't
have missed the trip for a
million dollars! When I got the
flowers, along with a lovely
five rosebud corsage there
were seven long stemmed
roses to go with it! Gee,
thanks, Shirley and Richard,
and I told everyone near me at
the game at least five
times that the flowers came
from you! I almost froze my
left side by not having my coat
over the flowers!
I wasn't the only one to get
flowers last week Mr. Whitt
was presented a pretty
arrangement from the
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Just A. Woman' Observations
BY DOROTHY
primary : , department-they
think he's a pretty good boss
and to celebrate National Boas
Week, they honored him this
way!
Shupe and I left around i
o'clock to go to the game,
stopping in Asheville for
supper. When we got to
Reynolds High, we drove up to
the front of the school and saw
no one else from Madison. I
told him that we must not be at
the right place because I saw
not one Nix! He suggested that
we go around to the back of the
entrance and there they
were along with many
others. Valarie was teasing
her sister, Georgia, all during
the game that we would beat
her and was she ever right!
When you missed that
game, you missed the best one
yet ! I'm ashamed to say that I
sort of gave up when we were
near the end of the fourth
period and two TD's behind
but those boys came through
and what a marvelous game
they played! They just
wouldn't give up! I par
ticularly liked Jeff Tread
way's passes; Jimmy
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Mrs. Fleet Reeves, Mrs. C.
R. Tweed and Miss Ruth
Guthrie attended the meeting
of Presbyterial at the First
Presbyterian Church in
Elizabethton, Tenn. on
Saturday. There were ninety
eight women present for this
inspiring meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Isbell
from Columbia, S. C spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Henderson and their
son, Michael.
Mr. and Mrs. Clellan Baker
from Port Huron, Mich, spent
part of last week with Mrs.
Baker's mother, Mrs. A. S.
Reeves and her brother in law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Plumer Cody and their sons.
The children of the
Presbyterian Sunday School
will be collecting money for
UNICEF on Halloween.
Adults are asked to give to this
worthy cause.
Miss Ullie Mae Stines of
Asheville, and Mrs. Elmer
Henson and Mrs. Kay Hall
from Arlington, Va. attended
morning worship service at
the Free Will Baptist Church
on Sunday and visited
Singing
There will be a singing at
the Grandview Baptist
Church, November 10, at 7:30
p.m. The pastor is the Rev.
Guy Sluter.
A group of special singers
will be present. They are
Uncle Dudley and the Bruce &
Branch Family; and The
Sheltons from Hickory.
All listeners and singers are
invited to attend.
Personal
M-Sgt. David McKinney
and his son Brian of Augusta,
Ga. spent the week-end of
October 13th in Marshall with
his mother, Mrs W. T.
McKinney.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Buckner of Roanoke, Va.
spent the week-end in Mar
shall as house guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy White. Mr.
Buckner is a cousin of Mrs.
White and of Hubert Woriey.
Mrs. Li st on Ramsey
returned to her borne in
Marshal on Sunday from
Detroit, Mich, where she
visaed her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. John
King; and also ner brother
and atater-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl McDevitt, in
Livonia, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Dycus
of Lenoir spent the week-end
with Mrs. Dycus's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Faulkner of Long Branch. On
Saturday night Mrs. Dycos for
the wddmgjtMlas Breads
Smith and Randy Wilson.
Mrs. Mania Faulkner of
Marshal and her sister-ia-law,
Mrs. Cscfl Fkther, and
family of Weavervfflt spent
me week and of October Uta hi
Raleigh where they attended
the K. C. State Fair on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Folk Bryan of
Marshall have bad aa hons
guests their sob and daughter
fcviaw. Mr. and Mrs. Fain
Bryan, the Pilpe Bryan 'a
snndaott, Derrltt Parouea of
BRIGMAN SHUPE '
Roberta. Carlton Freeman
and Holden Webb' catching
the three TD's; the defensive
play of Boyce Mayhew, Ricky
HarreO, Mike Thomas, Tim
Ramsey, Alan Rice, Kirk
McWilliams, the ground gains
of Tim Hodge and Jimmy
Ramsey; and the corsage of
the whole squad in sticking in
there and fighting until the
very end!
OBSERVED Eloise Ward
wanted me to know that Shady
Side Florist furnished the
lovely flowers for the
assembly program her second
graders gave which was a cute
wedding of Uncle Sam and
Peace These florists are
good people, I must say I
think Til forego my corsage
this week and ask them to
honor our coaches wives, our
cheerleader coach, and
trainer's wife because these
wives have loaned their
husbands to us for three
months work while they
stayed home and missed
them Oh, I spelled Rem
brandt wrong last week and it
wasn't the people at Canton I
left out the "d" Keith
relatives in and around
Walnut.
Miss Carolyn Wilson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Wilson and Jackie
Moore were married on
Saturday at 5:30 p.m. at the
Wilson's home. The Rev.
Carroll Coffey performed the
ceremony.
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MR. AND MRS. BACCHUS
Mc PETERS of Mars Hill
announce tbe engagement of
their daughter, Karen Elaine,
to Gary Steven Newman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Avery
Newman of Elkin. The bride
elect la a 1970 graduate of
Mars HOI High School and is
now a student at Appalachian
State University la Boone and
ner fiance graduated from
there with a B.S. degree In
business administration. He is
presently employed In the
office and credit management
training program for Lowe's
Co., Inc. In Staunton, Va. A
March 10 wedding Is planned
In the Middle Fork Baptist
Church, Mars Hill.
Mention
Houston, Texas. Mr. and Mrs.
Bryan and their grandson left
Marshall on Wednesday of last
week to visit relatives in
Kingsport, Tenn. prior to
returning to their home in
Houston.
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Robinson was at the game last
week and said be had teen
only three people ha knew on
the streets of Marshall I'm
sure be saw many that he
knew at the game, however
Saw Doug Nesbltt who Is the
son of Mary and John who
used to live here, be's a fresh
man at Reynolds Coach
Charles Tolley's brother-in-law
was one of the coaches
there so that made the game
interesting to several Jack
Ramsey came by for a minute
this week He's living at
Morganton now No
remarks He was a fun guy
when he was a student at
Marshall, glad to see you,
fellow Lawrence Thomas
was so nice to get us coffee at
the game I got locked in the
ladies room just before game
time That's a long story
Oh, a friend told me last week
that all grand children had
more than one grand parent
Please forgive me, friends, I
usually tease the ones I know
best don't really mean to
leave anyone out I know all
grandparents are proud of the
new baby, but usually pick on
one to tease or make remarks
about it to them Saw several
of our Board of Education
members at the game Mr.
Bill Roberts, Mr. Bobby
Ponder, also Supt. and Mrs.
Bob Edwards, believe they
have been to all of the
games Saw Mrs. Bobby Jean
Peek Rice at one or two
games, I think the season has
been good for all concerned
and I hope we'll back Coaches
Bobby Dean Franklin, Gene
HaD, and F. N. Willett just as
well for our basketball games
coming up soon I'd better
hush or there won't be any
room for the ads this week
Have a good day !
WITH THE SICK
Jeter P. Ramsey, of Mar
shall, remains a patient in the
Veteran's Hospital at Oteen
where he has been for several
weeks following a fall at his
home which injured his leg.
He is expected to return to his
borne in the near future.
Guy White returned to his
home in Marshall on Sunday
from Memorial Mission
Hospital where he had been
undergoing treatment for
pneumonia for several days.
Announces
for
Alderman
of
Marshall
I hereby announce as a
candidate for Alderman of
Marshall, subject to the
will of the voters in the
Nov. 6 elections.
Your support will be
appreciated.
T.N.
Henderson
-Pd Pol. Advt
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