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MRS. DAVJD LEWIS PL EMMONS
...the former Miss Carol Barham
Barham-Plemmons
Vows Spoken
In Louisiana
Miss Carol Barham,
daughter of Mrs. William S.
Barham and the late Mr.
Barham of Pineville,
Louisian a was married to
Airman 1st Class David Lewis
Plemmons son of Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Plemmons Route
2, Hot Springs, N.C.
The ceremony was con
ducted at 3 p.m. April 26, 1974
by Rev. Larrie E. Gaylord in
the Chapel at England Air
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The bride is a graduate of
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Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Gosnell
of Marshall announce the
I engagement of their daughter,. '
, Joyce Gail Gosnell, to Doyle V
Edward Dale, son of Mrs.
Georgie Dale of Burnsville, .
and the late Mr. Edd Dale.
Miss Gosnell is a graduate of
Mars Hill College and is '
presently employed by
' Ashevllle City Schools. Mr.
Dale is presently employed by
Exxon Oil Company in Burn
sville .
The wedding is planned for 7
p.m. June 22, at Grapevine
Baptist Church. No invitations
will be sent but all friends and
relatives are invited.
Miss Roberts,
Bride-Elect,
Is Honored
The ladies of the Oak Ridge
Baptist Church honored Miss
Donna Roberts, bride-elect of
Mr. Arlan Elkins, with a
miscellaneous shower last
Friday night in the French
Broad EMC building in
Marshall.
Approximately 55 people
attended. The honoree
received many useful gifts.
Personal
Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown
returned to their home in
Alexandria, Va. on Thursday
of last week after spending
several days in Marshall as
house guests of Mrs. Brown's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. James Allen and
family. While here, they also
visited Mrs. Brown's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Jonas Chandler and their
two children in Mars Hill; and
other relatives and friends,
and attended the wedding of
Mrs. Brown's nephew, David
Allen and Nancy Gentry on
May 25th.
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MRS. ARVIL STEWART CODY
...the former Miss Cindy Lynn Wilson
Cody-Wilson Vows
Spoken Friday
Miss Cynthia Lynn Wilson,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
H. L. Wilson Jr. of 41 Oakley
Road, Asheville, was married
to Arvil Stewart Cody, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cody of
Rt. 3, Mars Hill at 7 p. m.
Friday in Little Creek Baptist
Church, Mars Hill. The Rev.
H. L. Wilson, father of the
bride, and the Rev. Ebb
Jenkins conducted the
ceremony.
The bride, given in
marriage by her father, wore
a full-length gown of white
organza trimmed in Chantilly
lace. The chapel-length veil of
illusion was attached to a pill
box cap.
Miss Nancy Wilson was her
sister's maid of honor. She
wore a full-length dress of
floral print organza over pale
blue, with matching head
piece. She carried a
Sweetheart bouquet of tinted
carnations and baby rosebuds.
Bridesmaids were Miss
Sonja Milam, Miss Joyce
Willis and Miss Nancy Davis
Mrs. Anders Honored
Mrs. John Anders was
honored with a birthday
dinner at her home in Mar
shall Sunday, June 2 on her
81st birthday. Among those
atten ding were: Mr. and Mrs.
Max Roberts of Asheville; Mr.
and Mrs. Willard' Anthony;
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gold
smith, Jr. and two sons, Mark
and Tim; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Allen; Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Allen; Mr. Mrs. Leonard
Ponder and two daughters,
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of Mars Hill. Their dresses
were like that of the honor
attendant in pastel colors,
with matching headpieces.
They also carried Sweetheart
bouquets of carnations and
baby rosebuds.
Junior attendants were Miss
Angie Davis and Miss Kathy
Bailey, Mike Metcalf and Jeff
Bailey of Mars Hill.
Mr. Cody was his son's best
man.
Ushers were Eddie Fuller of
Knoxville, Tenn., David
Tweed and Bob Eatmon of
Mars Hill.
A reception followed in the
home of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Cody is a graduate of
A. C. Reynolds High School
and formerly was employed
by Southern Bell Telephone
Company.
Mr. Cody attended Mars Hill
College. He is employed by
Quorum Manufacturing in
Weaverville.
The couple will live on
Monticello Road in
Weaverville.
Crystal and Cindy; Mrs. A. J.
Shelton and son P. J-; Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Roberts and two
children, Beth and Mark; Mr.
Mrs. Hubert Rector; Mrs. R.
J. Plemmons and two
children, Gina and Stevie; Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. Bowman; The
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest
Strickland and son of Candler;
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Payne,
Mrs. Reba Tortora and the
honoree.
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Shelton Laurel News
By GLEN DORA CUTSHAIX ,
We are sorry to bear about .
Mrs. Dewey Ann Franklin
breaking her leg. She is a
patient at Laughlin Hospital.
Mrs. Dan Smith and Mrs.
John. Brown of. Rt. 8,
Greeneville, were visiting
friends and relatives on
Laurel Sunday. They also
attended decoration services
at the Shelton Cemetery and
visited the Laurel Clinic,
which is operated by the Hot
Springs Health Program. The
nurse at the clinic, Mrs.
James Johnson, is visiting her
parents at the present time in
Iowa. Linda Tull from
Philadelphia, Pa., has taken
over her duties while she is
away. Also Mrs. Bernice
Shelton is working at the clinic
is the nurse's absence.
There is a plaque com
memorating Nancy Morgan,
the VISTA worker, on display
in the waiting room of the
clinic.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Shelton
and Mines Shelton of
Greeneville were guests
Saturday on Laurel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Vogel
of Biloxi, Miss, were guests of
Mrs. Arthey Shelton on
Laurel.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wiley
and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
Garland Shelton of Anderson,
Ind., were also visiting friends
and relatives.
The seniors at Laurel High
will receive their diplomas
June 3rd at the New Madison
High School at Marshall,
which is now completed on the
new Marshall By-Passs.
Mrs. Clarence Cutshall
underwent surgery at the
Riddle, Holt, Lamler Clinic in
Asheville. She is still taking
treatments every other day
for the past three weeks.
Walnut
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jackie
Moore, a daughter, May 30,
1974 in St. Joseph's Hospital.
The Rev. George Lowery of
Asheville will bring the
message at the eleven o'clock
service at the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lewis of
South Carolina spent the
week-end with Floyd's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Chandler of Little Rock,
Arkansas spent the week-end
with Howard's sister, Mrs.
Pauline Chandler and at
tended the Chandler reunion
at Barnard on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hen
derson and son, Scott of Fort
Lauderdale, Fla. are visiting
... Mrs. Mary Gay and sons of
Baltimore, Md. and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Gay and
children were, visiting on
Laurel on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Shelton and family; Mr. and
Mrs. Beuford Shelton; Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Cloud; Mr. and
Mrs. Grady French; Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Shelton and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Barbbas
Shelton; Mrs. Louise Atkin
son; and Mr. and Mrs. Arvile
Cutshall, all attended the
decoration services at the
Shelton Cemetery Sunday. All
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
King and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Shelton during the Memorial
holidays.
Mrs. Ruby Shelton of
Prospect, Va. was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton King and
visited other relatives on
Laurel during the holiday
weekend.
Mrs. Banner Chandley of
Prospect, Va. visited her
granddaughter, Mrs. Lovella
King, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Shelton this weekend.
Ann Hensley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hensley,
has received a four year
scholarship at Mars Hill
College for being an out
standing basketball player.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Clay
Ray and daughters of
Douglasville, Ga. were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Billie
King and friends this
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge
Cutshall and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Vestal Watts from
Greeneville, attended the
decoration services at the Joe
Shelton Cemetery Sunday on
Laurel.
Mrs. Iance Wallin has been
a patient at the Takoma
Hospital.
News
David's parents, Dr. and Mrs.
J. Bates Henderson.
Mrs. Almarie Cody of
Asheville spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Guthrie.
With The Sick
Mrs. E. Y. Ponder returned
to her home in Marshall on
Friday of last week from St.
Joseph's Hospital where she
had surgery recently.
Mrs. Troy Ramsey of
Marshall entered Memorial
believed that
PeoDle once
blue when it didn't work!
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Beta Omega Mcmh j:3
Attend Conference
Seven member! of Beta I "i CidJn Woman of the
Omega Sorority attended tha
annual convention or cpsuon
Sigma Alpha of North
Carolina the weekend of May'
24, 2$, and 2ft. The Convention
was held at the Great Smokies
Hilton in Asheville. Those in
attendance were Kathryn
Boone, President of the
chapter this year, Joyce
Plemmons, Jr., Past
President; Virginia Cody,
Billie Lynn Roberts, Peggy
Cutshaw, Donna Rice and
Ruth Deal.
Friday night a "Hoedown"
was enjoyed by several Beta
Omega members and their
husbands. Saturday morning
a business meeting was held
with Shirley Dreyer, North
Carolina's ESA President,
presiding. A luncheon
honoring the candidates for
Mrs. Clark Is Honored
At Cookout Sat.
A surprise get-together and
hamburger cookout honoring
Mrs. Mafra B. Clark, who is
retiring after 30 years of
teaching, was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Briggs, Jr., in Mars Hill
Saturday night.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. G.
E Briggs, Mrs. Don West,
Mrs. Viola B. Ramsey, Mrs.
Anna White, Miss Billie Jean
Redmon, Miss Sharon Sluder
and Mrs. Judy Payne.
Enjoying the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. Hardie Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Nial Clark,
Little Pine
The Little Pine E H. Club
met Tuesday, May 21st with
Mrs. Harry Davis.
In the absence of the
president, Mrs. Frances C.
Ramsey, the vice president
presided.
Devotions by Mrs. Dorothy
Payne.
Members present: Mrs. Nell
Dover, Mrs. Zura Worley,
Mrs. Annie Mae White, Mrs.
Mission Hospital on Monday
and had surgery on Tuesday of
this week.
Mrs. Kate Reed of Marshall
is a patient in Memorial
Mission Hospital where she is
undergoing treatment
turquoue could detect poiaoning.
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Vear waa all enjoyea,
Joyce Plemmons was Beta
Omega's Candidate for this
hoiior.:v;vVV . ,
Saturday night a banquet
and dance was enjoyed by the
members and their husbands.
Husbands in attendance for
Saturday nights events were
Stanley Boone, Jerry Plem
mons, Jim Cody and W. H.
Deal.
A Sunday morning brunch
was attended by Kathryn
Boone, Joyce Plemmons,
Virginia Cody and Donna
Rice. Barbara Mobley of
Charlotte was installed as
President of the North
Carolina Council of ESA for
the coming year. Joyce
Plemmons was appointed to
the general board as VIA Co
ordinator. Crystal and Stephen; Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Coates, Myron
and Michael; Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Dale Clark and
Denise; Mr. and Mrs. Clive
Whitt, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
White, Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Briggs, Junior and Jimmy;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ed
wards, Mr. and Mrs. Don
West, Mrs. Judy Payne, Miss
Billie Jean Redmon, Miss
Sharon Sluder and Mr.
Clayton Hensley.
Gifts were presented to Mrs.
Clark from the hostesses and
Mrs. Clark's family.
Club News
Bula Fisher, Mrs. Ethel
Sprinkle, Mrs. Sylvene
Shelton, Mrs. Hattie Teague,
Mrs. Dorothy Payne, Mrs.
Naomi Tweeed, one visitor,
Mrs. Venia Davis, and the
hostess, Mrs. Harry Davis,
and E.H. leader Mrs. Ethel
Wallin and Donna Kuss, the
intern with the extension
service.
After the business session.
Donna Kuss, gave an in
teresting program on "The
Hang Tag Tree" the care and
types of fabrics.
The meeting ajourned by
repeating a "collect for club
women."
The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Dorothy Payne in
June.
They muat nave felt rather