Personal mention
MISS ELLEN FELDMAN
Ellen Feldman
Is President
MHC Sorority
Delta Phi Zeta Sorority of
Mars Hill College held elec
tions at the meeting April 14.
Miss Ellen Feldman, a Junior,
of Mars Hill was elected
president for the 1976-77 year.
Other new officers are: Miss
Path Mills of Fort Mills, S. C?
sice president; Miss Diane
Arp of Culberson, secretary;
Miss Terry Smith of Charlotte,
treasurer; Miss Cathy Alby of
Atlanta, Ga., social chair
man; Miss Oiarlotte Dickey
Of WeUford, S. C., service
chairman; Miss Patti Lane of
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.,
publicity chairman; Miss
Kathy Maynard of Simp
sonville, parliamentarian;
Miss Pat McKinney of Spruce
Pine, chaplain; Miss Ann
Perry of Washington, D. C.,
scribe; and Miss Patti Mills
and Miss Carol Yates of
Oca la, Fla., pledge
mistresses.
; Delta Phi Zeta is a social
and service organization
Skin diving, an underwater
sport, is one of the fastest
growing sports in the United
States, getting its start after
World War II.
Gladys V. Mwfa?i and
were guests of the Little Pine
Home Extension Club on April
SO which met with Mrs
H|?>w^iteawPRrterM
end family of Warren, Mich .
left Saturday for their home
after ^wading a wwok at tMr
farm at Stachhouee Mr*.
Bearse is the former Betty
Ann Caldwdl, (MiMhter of the
Rev and Mn. Coleman C.
Caldwell, of Marshall.
RUMMAGE SALE
The Marshall Volunteer
Fire Department Ladies
Auxiliary will sponsor a
rummage sale May 8 at the
courthouse
Anyone wishing to donate
clothing may leave them at
the fire house on Main Street.
Rabies
Clinics
Tuesday
The Madison County Health
Department will be holding
three rabies clinics in the
county next Tuesday as
follows:
Mars Hill School, 10 a.m. to
12 noon. ^
Walnut School, 1 p.m. to 3
p.m.
Madison County Health
Dept., 3: IS p.m. to 5: IS p.m.
There will be a qualified
veterinarian conducting these
clinics and everyone is urged
to bring their dogs and cats to
the clinic in their area to be
vaccinated against rabies. A
fee of $3 per animal will be
charged.
Some eaters like their green
peppers peeled, cooked and
marinated with oil and vinegar.
Buy green peppers without any
curvatures and then you can
peel them with a swivel-blade
vegetable peeler; it will re
move only the thin outer skin.
parsnlalllfr.
Spring Hope on Sunday were
Mr. and Mn. Prank Fisher,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C.Ward Jr.,
Mr. and Mr* Freddie Haynie
and Mr. and Mr*. Roger
Sprinkle, all of Marshall;
Mike Robinaon and Mrs.
Susan Clark of Mars Ifill.
Fire Destroys
Birthplace
Of J. J. Bailey
The newly remodeled 6
room cabin owned by Mrs.
Marie Clark was destroyed by
fire Monday evening about
6:30 p.m. The cabin, located
on Route 1, Marshall, was the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fit
zgerald who had recently
moved there. Cause of the fire
is unknown.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald
were uninjured but the cabin
and all its contents were
destroyed.
The original cabin was the
birthplace of Jesse James
Bailey, of Asheville, former
sheriff of Madison County.
WITH THE SICK
James Allen of Marshall, a
member of Madison High
School faculty, is a patient in
Memorial Mission Hospital
where he underwent surgery
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Dewey Blake has
returned to the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. S. L. Nix of Mar
shall, from St. Joseph's
Hospital.
Summer
Program
A summer program in in
structional media for teachers
and librarians will be offered
July 11 through 16 at Western
Carolina University.
The program, which carries
three quarter hours of un
dergraduate or graduate
credit, will include workshops
in the production of overhead
transparencies, slides and
fUmstrips; still photography
and audio recording
techniques for slide presen
tations; lettering techniques;
selection and operation of
equipment; and use of
television equipment and
video taping.
Further information is
available from Dr. John
McFadden, assistant
professor of curriculum and
instruction, Western Carolina
University, Cullowhee, 28723.
Singing
The first Saturday night
singing will be held Saturday
at 7:30 p.m. at the Hopewell
Baptist Church. Several
special groups are expected.
The pastor, the Rev.
Everette Haynie, invites
everyone to attend.
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MRS. WILLIAM QUINN and husband, of
Cape Canaveral, Fla., escaped tragedy a few
days ago when the rented sailboat they were
riding in on the Banana River capsized three
times. Mrs. Quinn, the former Geneva
Massey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cardell
Massey, of Marshall, swam about a half a
mile to shore but Quinn remained with the
boat which was towed in. On left is Mrs.
Quinn and on right is boat being towed in with
Quinn on board. They were unaware of a
tornado watch which had been posted while
they were sailing on the fast-forming waves.
(Photo courtesy Cape Canaveral "Today")
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Airtufrwtwl^ico
Untie through May 7 at the
Calvary Baptist Church M
Mars M N ghi y services
will begin at 7:30 pm
The Rev Tommy Robert
son, pastor of the Jupiter
Baptist Church will be the
The Rev. Ralph Hogan,
pastor of the Calvary Baptist
Church. Invites everyone to
attend the services.
SINGING
The Oid Time Christian
Harmony Singing will begin at
10:30 am on Sunday, at
Etowah School.
Everyone is invited to come
and bring their song books and
a picnic lunch.
I am * candidate for
re-election for the of
fice of Tax Collector in
Madison County, sub
ject to the will of the
Democrat voters in
the ' August 17
Primary.
Your vote and sup
port will be greatly ap
preciated.
Harold Wallin
(P?K) tor by Harold WaHm)
On Dean's List Greater Mars Hill
Belinda S. Strom of Route 2,
Hot Springs; Vernon L.
Thomas of Route 3, Mars Hill ;
Ro6witha K. Cox of Route l;
Vickie D. Merrill of Route 2;
and Judith C. Buckner of
Route 4, all of Marshall, were
among Western North
Carolina students named to
the dean's list at Western
Carolina University,
Cullowhee, for the 1975-76
winter quarter. The list was
announced by Dr. Robert E.
Stoltz, vice chancellor for
academic affairs.
To be eligible for the dean's
list students must earn a
grade point average of at least
3.0 on a scale of 4.0
Bicentennial Council
April 22, the Greater Mars
Hill Bicentennial Council held
a quarterly community
meeting at the Mars Hill
Elementary School cafeteria
at 7:30 p.m. with Frederick
Anderson, president,
presiding.
A caldendar of events was
discussed in detail with plans
being made to continue to
circulate this throughout the
community.
It was the purpose of the
meeting to discuss the
beautification and community
development projects. Along
that s hd to have the Greater
Mars Hill Council and com
munity enter the Madison
Beautifiestion 76 and WNC
Beautification 76 and Com
munity Development The
support and help of the
community will be the key to
the success of these events.
We have rothing to loose and
everything to gain. We can do
anything we set our minds to
do if we try. Watch for
publications and listen for
suggestions as to how you can
help.
DR. HARLEY JOLLEY
Jolley Accepts
Chairmanship
N.C.L.H. Asso.
Dr. Harley E. Jolley, with
the department of history at
Mars Hill College, has ac
cepted the position as
membership chairman for the
North Carolina Literary and
Historical Association for the
college campus and this area.
The major state literary and
historical competitions are
conducted by the association
with winners announced each
fall at the annual meeting held
during Culture Week in
Raleigh. The North Carolina
Literary and Historical
Association is working with I
several other groups in
terested in putting more
emphasis on the study of
history in the public schools.
Inquiries about the society
and membership may be
addressed to Dr. Harley E.
Jolley, P. 0. Box92, Mars Hill,
28754.
Rummage Sale
A rummage sale will be
sponsored by the Day Care ?
personnel on the Marshall
shopping center parking lot
this Saturday from 10a.m. to 3
p.m.
Proceeds will go for the
purchase of toys for the
children, it was announced.
Singing
There will be a gospel
singing Friday night,
beginning at 7:30 p.m. at
Richmond Baptist Church in
Woodfin
Among the singers expected
are the New Hope Quartet
from Robinsville and the
Friendly Five Quartet from
Asheville.
The public is invited.
Flea Market
The Ladies Auxiliary of
Beech Glen Baptist Church is
continuing the flea market,
the^ot^Beech Glen 9r?ml
House every Saturday in May
from 9 a.m. to Sp.m.
Also, the Greater Ivy
Qxnm^ty^ Center will be
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