Deborah Ann Myers
Weds Jerry R. Bass
Deborah Ann Myers and
Jerry Randall Bass were
married at 3 p.m. Sunday in
the Forks of Ivy Baptist
Church in Bernardsville
The Rev. Vincent Young
conducted the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Vincent
Myers of Stockton Road in
Weaverville. She was given in
marriage by her father
CF Campaign
Ends; Results
Announced
Mrs. Joyce Plemmons,
chairperson for the Kiss Your
Baby Campaign for the Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation in the
Marshall area, announces that
the campaign has been
completed Total funds
collected were $333
Mrs. Roy Young, chair
person in Holcombe Branch
Road and Beech Glen, an
nounces the campaign in that
area is completed with total
funds collected at $87 05.
Mrs Plemmons and Mrs.
Young explain that the funds
will be used for research,
care, treatment, and teaching
to help those youngsters
suffering with cystic fibrosis,
asthma, emphysema, bron
chiectasis and bronchitis. The
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in
North Carolina supports the
Duke CF Center at Duke
Medical Center in Durham
along with 110 other such
centers in the country. A total
of 150,000 North Carolina
youngsters suffer with these
incurable lung diseases;
260,000 adults in North
Carolina carry the cystic
fibrosis gene. Cystic Fibrosis
occurs one in 1,600 births when
both parents are carriers of
the gene. Life expectancy for
CF patients is age 18. Eight
two per cent of the Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation's dollar
is used for research and
medical care, clinical
fellowships, public and
professional information and
education and community
services.
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Bryans Visit
Mr. and Mrs Polk Bryan of
Route 1, Marshall, spent last
Sunday as guests of their
granddaughter and grandson
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Ledford Jr. of Greer, S. C., in
a combined observance of
Christmas and the Bryan's
60th wedding anniversary.
which was Dec. 16.
Also present were Mr. and
Mrs. Bonson H. Ramsey of
Asheville, son-in-law and
daughter of the Bryans. and
Patrick and Delane Ramsey,
both of Greenville, S. C.. both
grandsons of the Bryans.
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A he sky'* the limit for
Santa and our glowing
holiday wishes for you.
Hope yours is the
merriest Christmas ever
PLAZA BURGER
PARLOR
Marshall Plaza
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The bridegroom is the ion of
Mr and Mrs Howard Baas of
Weaverville Bass was his
son's best man.
Angela Tweed of Weaver
viUe was maid of honor, and
bridesmaids were Donna
Hamlin, Dorene Roberts,
Cindy Roberts, Cathy Roberts
and Margaret Ann Roberts.
Stacy Murray of Weaver
viUe, Pedro Bass of Bar
nardsviUe and Melinda and
Kimberly Gibbons of Fairview
were junior attendants.
Ushers were Doug Cam by
and Keith Gibbons of Fairview
and Randy Bass and Doug
Edwards of WeavervUle.
A reception was given.
Mrs. Bass is a junior at
North Buncombe High School
and plans to continue her
education.
Bass attended North
Buncombe High School and is
employed by Steel Case in
Fletcher as a welder.
The couple wiU live in
Weaverville.
MRS JERRY BASS
Deborah Myers
Churches
Plan Special
Services Here
A community-wide
Christmas eve candlelight
service will be held in the
Marshall Presbyerian Church
on Saturday at 5:30 p.m.
On Sunday morning ?
Christmas day ? the churches
of the town of Marshall will
unite in a service in the
Marshall Baptist Church. This
hour-long service will begin at
10:30 a.m. and will be
climaxed by observance of the
Lord's Supper.
The public is invited to
participate in both services.
EIGHT MEMBERS of Epsilon
Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
have progressed to an Exemplar
degree. In order for a member to
progress she must be in Ritual of
Jewels for a minimum of four
years. Xi Gamma Delta holds two
monthly meetings at the Ap
palachian Room in Mars Hill
College Memorial Library.
Members are active in service,
cultural and social projects.
Those progressing to Xi Gamma
Delta Chapter are, front row, left
to right, Reva Shelton,
corresponding secretary; Susie
Jones, treasurer; Eileen Wood,
president; Lucille Merrill, Wanda
Hoilifield; back row, Judy Wallin,
vice-president; Sandra Hembree,
Shirley Feldman, recording
secretary.
Area Students On Dean's List At A-B Tech
Asheville-Buncombe
Technical Institute announces
that the following students
Benefit Sing
A benefit sing will be held at
the Woodfin Community
Center on Dec. 30 at 7:30 p.m.
for 10-year-old Michelle Wyatt
of Woodfin, who has un
dergone 10 operations on her
throat and must enter a
Boston hospital for further
surgery.
Among the singers will be
the New Hope Quartet, Gospel
Way Boys, Gospel Har
moneers and the Hansel
Hansley singers.
There is no admission but a
free offering will be taken.
Midnight Mass
The Christmas Midnight
Mass will be held at midnight
on Christmas eve in the
Catholic chapel of the
Redeemer in Hot Springs on
Dec. 24. Fr. Jeff Burton, S. J.,
will be the celebrant.
All are invited to attend and
remain for refreshments after
the mass of Christmas eve.
have been placed on the
dean's list for the fall quarter,
1977. Students must attain a
3.5 quality point average in
subjects and be recommended
by their respective depart
ment chairperson.
Students from the Marshall
area include Lewis L.
Franklin, air conditioning and
refrigeration; Kevin D.
Windsor, air conditioning and
refrigeration; Robert C.
Frisbee, automotive; Joseph
E. Norton, automotive;
Richard R. Reece,
automotive; Paula S.
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Edwards, dental hygiene;
Sharon D. Runnion, dental
hygiene; Stevie R. Messer,
mechanical engineering
technology ; Robin J. Buckner,
medical laboratory
technology; Murphy R.
Tipton, practical nurse
education; and Ricky E.
Han-ell, welding.
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Taking time to wish
our friends a holiday
full of old-fashioned
cheer and surprises!
MARSHALL
THRIFT STORE
MAIN ST.
MARSHALL
) In the spirit of this I
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^ hearts be filled with
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ON THE MARSHALL BY-PASS
phri?bna&
Wishing you the *?
finest joys of a ^
bright and happy
Christmas ... if*
with much z?
appreciation.
SHADYSIDE FLORIST
MOThalt
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Merry Christmas II
and Happy New Year
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Balsam Beauty Shop
Marshall
Happy Holiday
Let the section's
warm glow fill the
air. It's Christmas
... a time of peace
and love . . . joy
and contentment.
Our special thanks.
JOE'S DOUGHNUT
SHOP
ON THE MAWWMA BY-PASS
Catered Affair
Expert Sees Trend Toward Informality
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"Catering is the new show
business," says Ian Maksik, a
caterer's consultant who has
planned over 13,000 parties and
coordinated 4,110 weddings to
date.
Maksik's eyes light up as he
discusses his favorite topic,
the catered affair. He
especially warms to the
vii, monoin vApwuw. *???
kind of wedding can be done
with taste, has a nostalgic
charm and suits the economy.
Anyway, the ceremony is now
more important to brides and
grooms than the wedding
reception."
Maksik applauds the idea of
holding the wedding in an
unusual place, from the
restaurant where a couple had
their first date to a golf course,
if they're big on the game.
"A good caterer will follow
you anywhere," he notes.
Maksik's moustache twit
ches in anticipation when he
hears the words wedding,
anniversary, graduation ?
anything that's the occasion
for a party ? and the creative
wheels start turning.
"I once hired an elephant for
a Bar Mitzvah boy to make his
reception entrance on," he
says. "The boy's parents had
always wanted to take an
African safari."
The son ot Ben Maksik, he
cut his catering teeth in his
father's Brooklyn night club,
the Town and Country, wat
ching stars like Tony Bennett,
Steve Lawrence and Sammy
Davis Jr . perform.
He was graduated from
Cornell University's Hotel
School, where he was elected
to "Ye Host," the school's Phi
Beta Kappa.
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May the glow of
Christmas shine on you !
cz, and your loved ones. ^
Our thanks
EDWARDS CLEANERS
Marshall
I
gBSanta zooms
(#? In. his pack
If filled to
I overflowing
with Joy,
peace, and
contentment
for all.
Happy holidays
| i and thanks.
w
Please accept our sincere
thanks for your valued
friendship and patronage.
GUDGER'S FLOWER
SHOP
Marshall By-Pass
Marshall
DIXIE GROCERY
Marshall
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voices to those of ^
the young carolers here,
? ? ? ? ^
IT ~ as we wish each and every one of
you the very best of the Christmas season ? all the i
merriment it holds. And may we extend grateful thanks.
PENLAND & SONS
DEPARTMENT STORE ,
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subject of weddings.
"The trend in weddings is
away from the formal
banquet," says Maksik, who
has recently taken on a new
assignment as the first
catering editor of Cue
magazine. "In fact, the
'Goodbye, Columbus' wedding
? too much food served with
too much pizzazz ? is on the
wayout."
What's on the way in, he
says, is the "football" feast ?
beer and sandwiches.
"It derives its name from the
days when the waiter would
stand at the end of the table,
toss a salami on rye to the
groom, and the band played
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