Miss Debra Jean Hall Bride of Stuart Wisher
Stuart Kendnck Wisher and
Defara Jean Hall were united
la marriage May ST at ? pan.
In Grace United Methodist
Church, Leicester The Rev.
Pleas Elder conducted the
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R Bryce Hall of
Old Newfound Road,
Leicester. The bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Buford E.
Wisher of 1 Martel Village,
AsheviUe
The bride was given in
marriage by her father
The maid of honor was Miss
Donna Hall, sister of the bride.
Matron of honor was Mrs
Cynthia Beam of Manhiem,
Pa. Bridesmaids were Miss
Terry Hell of Leicester, Miss
Dell Courtney of Hsrtwell,
Ga and Miss Ann Marie
Cusick of Charlotte. They
wore green A-line dresses with
a sheer overlay of purple,
blue, green and white flowers
They carried baskets of spring
flowers.
Honorary bridesmaids were
Miss Pollye Pruitt of Hays,
Miss Kay Trull of Canton,
Miss Carolyn Woody of
Aaheville and Ma. Kathy
Tudor of Morgan ton
The bridegroom'a father
was beat man. Uahera were
Phillip Gennette, Claude
Green and Ruaaell Penley, all
of Aaheville; Belvin Hall,
brother of the bride, and Rick
Icenhower, both of Leiceater.
The Rev. Wendell Brittain
was the organist. Mrs. Joyce
Payne was soloist and Miss
Sherri Moses directed the
wedding. Mrs. Sharon
Roberson kept the bride's
register.
A reception was held in the
church fellowship hall
following the ceremony.
The bride received her B.S.
degree in medical record
administration from WCU and
is employed as assistant
director of medical records at
Memorial Mission Hospital.
The bridegroom is a
graduate of Clyde A. Erwin
High School and is employed
with Asheville Steel Co. Inc.
The couple will reside on
Newfound Road, Leicester,
after a honeymoon trip to
Pennsylvania.
County 4-H
Demonstration
Day Successful
The Madison County 4-H
Demonstration Day was held
last Saturday at the French
Broad Electric building.
Judges for this event were
Larry Peek and Suzanne
Dm Vail. Those doing
demonstrations and the rib
bons they won are:
Peggy Sexton, public
speaking, blue ribbon; Angie
Bullman, public speaking, red
ribbon, Debbie Jones, sewing,
red ribbon; Janet Bullman,
forestry, red ribbon; Edwin
Cheek, soil conservation, red
ribbon;
Brenda George, crop
utilization, blue ribbon;
' Teresa Eatmon, horticulture,
blue ribbon; Elizabeth Cheek,
dairy foods, blue ribbon; Pam
Edmonds, open class, red
ribbon.
A large group of 4-H'ers
from all over the county were
in attendance. Quality of the
demonstration was excellent.
We can look forward to good
competition in the district at
Tuscola High School on June
27.
Personal
Those visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey R. Payne of
Weaverville over the past
weekend were their children,
Willie Payne and son, Jim, of
Jesup, Ga.; Harold Payne of
Trenton. Mich.: and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Ponder and Pat, also
of Trenton.
Mrs. {Catherine Kinser and
, daughter, Mrs. Betty
Rutherford of Knoxville, spent
lsfct week in Marshall as
giests of Mrs. Kinser's
Mother, Bill Deaver, and
siiter, Mrs. Ann Mae White.
MRS. STUART KENDRICK WISHER
...the former Miss Debra Jean Hall
County Students Win .Recognition
Medals, prizes, scholarships
and individual recognitions
were awarded to Mars Hill
College students and faculty
during the college's Honors
Day program on May 10.
Among the county students
recognized during the
ceremonies were the following
from Madison County:
Melody Mildred Hogan of
Mars Hill shared the coveted
Mildred Loraine Bingham
Scholarship with four other
students. Miss Hogan received
a $1,000 scholarship.
Students receiving other
honors included:
Hot Springs ? Debra Lucille
Parks, junior, elementary
education, daughter of Mrs.
Shirley H. Parks, college
marshal.
Mars Hill - William
Richard Anderson,
sophomore, mathematics, son
of Mr. and Mrs. O.E.
Anderson, college marshal;
Melody Mildred Hogan,
junior, general business ad
ministration, college marshal,
dean's scholarship; Rebecca
Diane Ledford, senior,
general business ad
ministration, daughter of Roy
P. Ledford, college marshal;
Gaudel Brooks McKenzie,
junior, general business ad
ministration, college mar
shal; Mark Wendell Moore,
sophomore, theatre arts, son
of Lloyd T. Moore, most
promising freshman theatre
arts major in 1978; Margaret
Ann Pressley, senior, biology,
daughter of E. Wayne
Pressley, John Maxwell Bunn
Biology Scholarship Award;
Lisa Carol Hood, senior,
elementary education,
daughter of Dr. Alton L. Hood,
dean's scholarship.
SHOPLIFTERS
ATLANTA (AP) ? "You are
sentenced to write a researcn
paper, make an apology, give
two weekends of volunteer
service . .
Rex Ruff, president of the
Georgia Council of Juvenile
Court Judges, doesn't think he
is doing anything innovative
with his sentencing in shop
lifting cases. He believes he is
simply doing something that
makes sense.
Virginia Military Institute,
"The West Point of the South,"
trained many famous military
men, including Stonewall Jack
son, Gen. George Patton and
Gen. Georee C. Marshall.
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Chandler
Reunion
The Chandler family
reunion will be at the Barnard
church this Sunday.
All friends and neighbors
are invited.
Howard Chandler of Little
Rock, Ark., announces that
the following persons from
Arkansas are coming with
him to the reunion:
Mr. and Mrs. Dub Harper of
Benton; Lieut, and Mrs.
Freddie McKinney and
daughter, Paula Sue of
Benton; Dr. and Mrs. Rodney
Carlton and sons, Scottie and
Randy of Little Rock; Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Jones and sons,
James and Larry, and
daughter, Linda; Mr. and
Mrs. John Harris, Little Rock;
and Chandler's wife, Cecilia,
and daughter, Sonja, and son,
Dan, and his wife, Cathy. They
will be guests of Chandler's
sister, Pauline Chandler of
Walnut.
ENGAGED ? announcement
is made of the engagement of
Miss Patricia Elaine Fisher,
daughter of Clyde Fisher of
Marshall and the late Mrs.
Fisher, to Brian Neil Gilliam,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Gilliam of Old Fort. An Aug. 5
wedding is planned.
Benefit
Lunch
The Mars Hill Womans Club
will sponsor a town luncheon
this Friday. Lunch will be
served from 1! a.m. to 1:30
p.m. at the town hall. The $2.50
lunch will include ham, salad,
green beans, rolls, dessert and
a beverage. Children will be
served for $1.50.
Proceeds from this event
will be given to the building
fund for the new library
building.
Births
To Mr. and Mrs. Garry
Moore, Skyway Drive,
Marshall, a daughter, Kim
berly Heather, born May 26 in
Memorial Mission Hospital.
Mrs. Moore is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper
and Moore is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Moore of
Marshall.
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McCallum-Scroggins
Vows Are Exchanged
Miss Diane L. McCallum
and Robert J Scroggins were
married April 15 at the home
of the bride, 1030 Bedford
Road, GroosePointe, Mich.
The bride is the daughter of
Vincent A. McCallum of
Groose Pointe and the late
Pearl Ponder McCallum,
formerly of Marshall.
Scroggins is the son of Mr
and Mrs. Erica Scroggins of
Bad-Reichenmall, Germany.
The couple will honeymoon
in Germany this fall.
Mrs. Pauline Harrison of
Asheville attended the wed
ding. While there she visited
for 10 days with her brother,
Roy W. Ponder, and family of
Trenton, Mich.
Hospital News
Mrs. Cheryl Rector of Route
4, Marshall, is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital.
Talmadge McLean of
Marshall is a patient at the VA
Hospital at Oteen where he is
recovering from injuries
received last Friday in a
tractor accident.
Fred Redmon of Alexander
remains a patient in the VA
Hospital at Oteen.
Colorado U
Graduates
Suzanne Huff
Suzanne C. Huff, daughter
of Joseph B. Huff of Mars Hill
and Helen H. Huff of
Asheville, received her
master's degree from the
University of Colorado at
Boulder at commencement
exercises on May 26. She was
a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of
the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1975.
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