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THE ESTABLISHED NEWSIER; OF MA DISON COUNTY
VOL.34
8 Pages
MARSHALL, N. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935
PRICE $1.00 A YEAH
THREE MADISON PROJECTS
OBJECTIVES OF CMTAN CLUB
TV A Representative Heard At
Club Last FridAy
Three projects were mention
ed and adopted as objectives
by the Marshall Civitan Club
at its regular meeting last Fri
day at the French Broad hotel.
The mattjer of a gymjnasium
and swimming pool for the
Marshall school has been a
project under consideration for
some time and it is hoped that
some of the nearly 5 billion
dollars relief fund to be provid
ed by the national administra
tion may be applied to this
EDNEY CARTER
(SPECIAL)
A marriage characterized by im
pressive dignity and splendor was
solemnized at the Mars Hill Baptist
church Sunday night at 8:80 o'clock,
wten Miss Palma Lowe uarter,
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Jake F. Carter, of Ivy. became the
bride of the Hon. Calvin Ransome
Edney, of Mars Hill and. Marshall.
The Rev. L. Bunn Olive, pastor,
was the officiating minister. Because
of the large throng who attended the
rites reservations for special invited
guests were made in the central divi
sion of the church.
Artistic church decorations con
sisted nf a harkeround of native nine
may be applied to this . and rhododendron. On the altar,
project as well as to the others lighted with 35 cathedral candles in
mpntinnpH. Th nt.hpr r w n white candelabra, were large baskets
projects mentioned were the
iviompletion of the street from
the Jarrett home on the hill a
round by and encircling the
Pritchard cemetery and back
to the P. V. Rector residence.
The third project mentioned
was the hard-surfacing of
each candle
holder was tied with white tulle a
small bouquet of the same flowers.
'Miss Martha Biggers, church -pianist
and head of the music department of
Mars Hill college, was in charge of
the music. Prior to the ceremony
Miss Mary Fitzgerald, of Asheville,
sang "I Love You Truly," by Bond.
Miss Biggers played "Thou Art Like
time she has been .a popularteaicher
in the Madison County public schools,
having held positions at Hot Springs
and Beech Glen. Her ancestors
have played an important part tn ther
historical and civic-eocial affairs ox
Madison County.
Mr. Edney, prominent lawyer-pol?.
itician of Marshall and canddaite for
Congress in the 10th Congressional
district last fall, is the so- of the
late Mr. George and Mrs. Edney, He f
graduated at the University of North
Carolina in the class of 19 17, and
received an A. M. degree from that
institution in 1922. He is a former
nrofnssnr of Viistorv and economics
i HiT XT; 11 J r'ai.asinJKTotirflnnii I
and held important positions in
South Carolina, Virginia, West Vir
ginia. Colorado. Oregon, and Utah.
For several years he was associated
with the Federal Land bank and the
jthwtic Joint Stock bank. At pres
ent he is in the active practice of law
tm Marshall.
. Both the bride and groom are verv
popular memoers oi ine suciai ev
and the wedding at"icted a great
deal of interest in western North
Carolina and in other sections where
ey are prominently known, bince
the' announcement of the engagement
ip-week ago the couple has been tne
Ipients of many entertainments in
colleges.
He has travelled extensive 1
eir honor,
Organization
MADISON COUNTY;
PERFECTED FOJTVA ASSISTANCE
A LETTER TO THE CITIZENS
i
OF MADISON COUNTF
The Co. Home Agent
Since the Home Agent began visit
ing this community a 4-H Club has
From Jeter P. Ramsey, Regitf
Of Deeds
It is my policy to give the best posv
sible service to the citizens of Mad-
been organized. Through this club;""" TrtT
much ororress has been made among ' therefore I feel it necessary to the
the girls along the line of cooking, readers of the News-Record to know
sewing, etc. a few facts, that perhaps need to
This being one of the rural ctrai- Hmjj
munities of the country, we will suf- , . T - ' ., .
fer a great loss, and a great handi-1 lst: 1 fi"d that there are mmbe
VI uccua v ii uak ill HUB wuitc wiuvi,
I believe have been paid or satisfied '
in full and are not cancelled of rec-
Representatives For Every
Township With J. B. Mc
Devitt A8 President
1Ti. a T?n i? i T" : i. " A
mU, M One T1,, ly."1" riuwer, oy xvuumiswiii, anu
'"e""" iw. i.v;iiUiui.c..iU,MrSi W- K Anderson, of Ivy, sang
the Tennessee line Via White At Dawning" trv Cadman and "My
Rni-lr TVio Mmmittcu n tlipao World" hv Geehl. While the tnners i .
Aiivuuinii.wv , . - - I discussion
projects ia composed of O. S. !1er,?Tinl,iRhtei,M!S8 B"rae p,1" , took place
Dillard. Dr. W. E. Finlev. ud,? ""'.r-l'liiation was named from every town.
A well attended meeting1 of farm
ers, business and proiessionai men,
was held at the courthouse in Mar
shall lartYiday afternoon when H.-
A. Powers, representing the agricuWi
t.ural division of the TVA. told the
audience something of the plans and:
requirements for a county to have
the assistance offered by the TVA.:
TVie mooting woe nrPsMpd over hv
Earle Brintnall. County Agent. Fol
lowing the visitor's talk, an informal
led by Guv V. Koberts
-riLitook place. A member of the organ
Two visitors j Wagner was used for the approach of , f
ed from No. 1 Township, and two
Guy V. Roberts.
aim piuapecuve meiiiwtjia ui ",. l-rB . " " I from No. 2 Township.
the club were recognized by ''URr.V" r7 ?, j?u J. B. McDevitt of near Walnut,
President J. H Hutchins after 'it the .dd'S'w- president of the o am
Which he Called on Mr. Earle March from "A Midsummer Night's ! lE X,th Kenne.th Anderson, of
Brintnall to introduce the guest teMd2h 1?. SSASS
speaker, Mr. H. A. Powers, of j iiglnmnA1.1 naed J- w- wjb,e- vocational
the agricultural division Of the ivyMrneeKeS Bonnie' Gilus ,H c'olS i ural teacher in the Marshall
Tennessee Valley Authority, classmate of the bride was the Ma- sch.o1' as h.s choice for the post of
Mr. Powers spoke very briefly iron of honor, and wore B gown ofi?",Bcy'rent' wnich sugKe3--
ci tne. purpose oi tne meeting i""r '.u a"" "u
nf fsrmora t h0 V,01H thof of icut in one contme wn a Deautituiiy
r , araped blouse which molded into a
REGISTER
'4 r YOUR BABY
was aaopiea. j
Members of the county committ$
are
ternoon and the club was in- 'ihw sheatv, vinw: Th h,r.v w!L- Coates. c. w. Baldwin, jake mic.
vited to attend.
X)MMBSIONERS
STAND FIRM
e DacK was r t' m.u--y-
given interest by the V-neckline and ner- ae Kamsey w . n. j
the buttoned elosin X with : k 1ona i"wson' a. wavis, iww-u w..
iappe(
fitted.
bouquet of briarclin roses and baby'
Dreath.
nome Lemonsiraiion ftgeni o Mrs. Ben Carter and Mrs. L. H. Bag
Office Not Re-instated Despite , well, Asheville. Their gowns were
Pressure Of Women Interested of taffeta in pastel shades, made on
. princess-lines en train. They carried
The office of home demonstration ! bouquets of snapdragons baby's
, j, -w j- breath, and maiden hair fern tied
agent for Madison County remains ith tulle matchin(r the dresses.
abolished, so far as the County Com- j Little Miss Doris Jean Anderson,
missionens are concerned. Despite Ivy, was the flower girl. She wore a
the pleas of quite a number of wo- P'nk satin frock ruffled from neck to
men from Walnut, Hot Springs, and h and carried a basket of sweet
various sections of the county that ,peThe best man was Mr. E. J Kdnev
the office be re-instated, two of the of Penrose, brother of the groom.
Commissioners remained firm in their The groomsment and ushers were:
decision. Mr. A. W. Whitehurst was P- W. Locke Robinson Mars Hill;
i. j i ! j .l i. ii. 0010 Grover L. Angel, Spring Creek; Rob
present and stated that the 33 l-3ert &am8 an(j l. h. Bagwell, Ashe-
dollars per month from now until ville; Dr. J. H. Hutchins, Walnut;
July ljould Ibe paid by some private and Paul Bruce, Mars Hill. They
party so that it would not cost the !werea"ire1d, in f dre!f suits.
1 , " Bride Wear Gown Of Satin
county a cent . Arguments were pre-j ne bride was bJ h(I
sented that the women were entitled brother, Mr. Ben Carter, of Asheville,
to something, but no amount of per- who gave her in marriage. Her
suasion would change the board in its g0.wn W(V? of bJ',ide!s satin made on
tt p .. j. , princess lines. The long tight sleeves
dec1S.on. However, ,t was repeated ame t0 a Doint oveer te
more than once that this attitude was ( neckline was high cowl in front and
not because of any ill-feeling toward ,' opened in the back with buttons to
the present incumbent or her hus- the waistline. - The lovelv train be-
hand. Chairmnn Purmsr stater! that f5 slightly above the knees and
McDevitt, Jeter Ramsey, and J. E
Rice.
The next regular meeting of this
committee will be at 10 o'clock Sat-
Hill; Miss Thelma Blankenship, Just; H, mTmne- f eDrual'v v. in me ui
nr' n n . ... t -Tt . nee f the countv ae-ent.
I The bridesmaids were Miss Nita
Gahagan and Mis Gladys Tweed, of
Marshall; Miss .Nell English, Mars
Sleigh, Jan. 31. .'According to
lation, we "buy more cradles and
coffins than any other State in
thfcljnion," the late Governor Thom
as Walter Bickett toldl the North
Carolina Society of Pennsylvania in
!Pnjlidlphia December 4, 1920, in
nuxaow lamous auures on no, rur
C&fKna".
T.Tbe records show that our death
ratejis the lowest, and our birth late
thi highest, of any State," this
State's war Governor said. Since
thai? time the State of Noith Caro-
' S'
hnay has maintained this hrst al
most every year, especially in the
highl'birth rate. Some claim this is a
questionable honoif, ias did Fianjk
i-Smethurst, in his "In My Opinion"
Column in the News and Observer
las iPriday. But, he maintains, hav
ing? 'been born, any baby in the State
if ySflue the consideration of having
tnaijbirth recorded.
i Records for 1933
cap will ibe placed upon the members
of this club if the home agent's office
is discontinued. We, the members
of this club, feel that we should not
be deprived of the aid rendered by
the home agent.
We hope that the Home Agent may
continue in order that the girls of our
rural communities mav not be de
prived of the only aid offered except
the schools.
4-H CLUB GIRLS OF UPPER
BIG PINE!
"THE GAY PRETENDERS"
ord. If you have any deeds of trust
which have been paid it would be
wise for you to come to the Register
of Deeds office, if you have not al
ready done so, and have same can--celled
of record. The same applies
to chattel mortgages.
2nd: I have noticed the attorneys
for the Federal Land Bank and other
corporations making loans to individ
uals on real estate abstracting the ti
tles of the land of the persons owningf
the land in their official capacity can-
B. C. Brigtrs, W. L. George, As t1c?rqs Ior uie nKures
arei. not. yet available snow mai
North Carolina was second only to
We .Mexico in birth rate that year,
A thrie-.act play, presented by the
Del Rio Dramatic Club, will be eiven
at the high school building, Hot not pass a title as good and sufficient
Springs, Friday night, Feb. 15. at 8 title for the reason that several deeds
o'clock. The play is being sponsor- . . i aa ,;J
.... , .. ,
by law in order that the chain of ti
tle might be straight. This also ought
ed by the Hot Springs Baptist Sun- i
day schoo. Be sure and see the side
splitting pretenders.
MARS HILL
P. T. Program Given Before Large
Audience
tiew luemo m uinn rate luhl vcm. i
i lcavaa TP 12. Jarv a Kannath Am. I . . -------- ' ' I
slirt en train.,- ; She . carried f J," : " l!' W.SZ i' iwi-.- . on. t count. The ninth grade, whicFTiaa
t'fr1?'"? ?arr " " , . V . " I' won the attendance reward each
The name of the organization will
probably be
SOIL CONSERVATION ASSOCIA
TION OF MADISON COUNTY
PASTOR BLOUNT
RESIGNS
Will
per 1,000 population, but had only
11,596 births. Utah's birth rate was
22.9 per 1,000 population, but that
State had only 11,857 births. No:th
Carolina, with a birth rate of 22.9,
had 75,102 births, more than three
times as many as New Mexico and
Utah combined.
If North Carolina had a complete
record of 1933 births, it might even
regain its former p'ace at the top,
even going ahead of New Mexico,
The largest attendance at a P. T.
gathering in the history of the Mars
Hill high school was the record made
on last Tuesday evening at the regu
lar monthly meeting. It was estimat
ed that as many as 400' were pres
ent. However, a large part of them
were students. And vet counting the
adults separately, the attendance
reached high score. The grade counts
month except one, won again, with
20 parents r.e.'nt. The fourth grade
received honorable mention with 15.
A full report on finances was given,
showing a balance o hand of about
$50.00. A large rramber of bills, al
so, was presented by the principal.
The body vo'.ed to clear these and al
so to help with the purchase of sweat
el s for the athletic group. The
chairman of the irade mother group
reported that they weie planning to
spo'sor a basketball game in order to
laise money to supplement the grad-
Hl B.lmril liKvafir
Mr. Smethurst writes. The "Regis-, jjhe Reneral topic of the program
ter Your Baby" campaign now in for the evening was character build-nroe-ress
in this State is seekino- in line. After a review of the previous
Preach Farewell Sermon L.f tv,;0 ita j n ,. I programs of the year by Professor
fcVU WHO 1 V.W1 J WJUMIWIV A1IU 11 Mttl I XT T .1 J! 11
i-:ij i ...ui.: i ,.i-l'"'" "
cina ui uniiuidl UUI II Wll-iilll Liiu j,.irL
Sunday Morning-
year are asked to
see that their
The U. S. Bu
reau of the Census, the State Board
of Health and the State Emergency
j Relief Administration are seeking a
1 11C 'HOT. TV llliaill V UlUUlll, ittJLVl , . . ,
of the Marshall Baptist church for lbabies are registered.
the last three years, resigned last
Sunday morning land will preach his
farewell sermon next Sunday morn-
inn. IT . I .1 . ,1 V . Hn.'M.n
111K. 11C UIU liCllUTJl HIS ICSIEIIO- . . .
tion to see whether or not it would """'"clB '
'-accepted. lhe resignation was
final and he is havin,? their furniture plw.t Rminrl 9rc Of
m-d this week to the home of his f ,rS.1. "-ou"a COreS KJI
daughter, Mrs. Briggi at Landrum, MadlSOn County All
S. C. In presenting his resignation . vtri 1
Sunday he said that he and Mrs. Otar 1 OUHiament Which
Blount had had this matter under c-.J X7.JJ.. DIMf
consideration for several months, but started Wednesday t M
did not state a reason -for his resig'
gaj siignuy a Dove tne knees aMiulu. "f y ji i6 i II a. Xr i . 91
gathered in fullness until it formed 'nation We understand that he had Marshall, 28; Walnut, 21
ne n invuC1 Hume i,u1k.ciucui .a-epread fan at the end peen advised bv physicians to retire n , ri Wi .. D
plan which he thought would be ! Her veil was white 'tulle held in ' from t3ie ministry, but apparently he ,Keecn -ien, oo; wnueROCK, ii
4 die? hnd not heard of this
worth more to the county-tho George la9 at the face with orange' bios- is physically more vigorous than for-
Reed Foundation. Some of tine la- bo.8- M wore white crepe shoes 1 1"c''-:
'with orange blossoms nn thn toes.
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. B'ount
! nnmhaM fvionta in Iff o ia Viol 1 o
i lire rr wiiit tuiido !
DAY) :
Mara Hill vs Walnut
CCC
Some of the most outspoken women wtud of
present were Mrs. )Epps Haws Mc- The bride wore a necklace of pearls. the town, and community. Since they
; ciur; oi wamut. Mrs. vjrawiora- a kiiz ui tne srroom. iac un i iv u-cu
! ' ' . .. I ! 'I . t Jl ' . 1 1 a
Bryan, of Walnut Creek, Mrs. Wiley t inmeWQr toimwing the cere-1 jwe a d y i eir s ons w aa ugme
r t. -i l- i,.i r - ""Juj small rcceuupn wm MM II "v' kju-i... ".
m. iuut, oi wttie nne, airs. v,. the home 0f Mr. and Mrs Kelley i North Carojina, the Jtoungent son I
C. Brown, of Hot Springs, Miss Mary Ray for the bridal party and the mem-'now 8 ministerial student at Boston, i Dr.cmCMrr. T
Mni-!- nf T ittle t. HT fi V hare nf tha 1 rij. i i Without. PVlpntinn it wnnlrl ia rlnrd : OLD KE.31Ut.INCt. IU DC
... v . . .... v W1.M A Ulv. UllSi UUV ' 'J . .lliv uoiivi AUU 1'j U11CV J. 4111 i - - v - -w " -
Roj erts, of Marshall, and others. jilies. The Ray home bore decora- to find $ flPer family of people. As
tions or (potted plants and winter i nmj- ana uostess m tneir nome me
flowers. After the bridal party had Key. Mr. and Mrs. Blount could
received in the living room, delight-i hardly be excelled. They are a re
fill refreshments nnnsistinv of a nl- fined southern family.
ad coarse, weddinar cake and nunrh i Church conditions have been very ' Company for a filing station,
The monthly meeting of the French were served by Mrs. Ola Byrd, sister 4 unsatisiactory the last few years in
Broad Sunday School Convention was of the bnde. She was attired in,"tne cnurcnes and tnj$ pastorate in
held with the Pinev Mountain Baptist rose satin made with a high neckline Marshall,- has been a difficult one.
church Sunday afternoon.-. An in- and draped bodice and fallinjr in However, the Rev. Mr. and Mra.
terostg program was rendered. The straight lines. The only ornament .Blount, by sermons, deeds, Bnd pray-
Devotional was given bw Mr. Frank was a rose buckle decorated wih errui attention to the sick of all de-
According to figures in the regis
trar's office, it is found that 36 of the
KflR alliiiontc oni'illlnil at trin tt nrrti
Tweed' Store vs Barnardsville'have made the first honor roll, and
Nolan
given:
Tableau, showing correct and in
correct table manners, by members
of the home economics group.
Paper on good manners, by Alma
Jarvis.
Demonstration of a wheless equip
ment by Howard Olive and Dobby
Holt of the science department.
A short talk on the value of teach
ers' visits to the homes of pupils, by
Jane Pope.
Playlet, showing value ifl home
studv and use of leisure time, g:ven
by several members of the English
club.
Short talks commending the im
proved standard of the school and
urging cooperation, were made by j
Dr. R. L. Moore, Dean I. N. Carr, and j
Mr. Roy Wall. i
Col'ege Honor Roll Announced
to be done by the persons owning the
land to see that all the deeds back
as far as thirty-five years .have been
1 ecorded concerning their land. Un
recorded deeds cause many civil ac
tions in court.
3rd: The 1933 Act of the General
Assembly requires that all persona
living in any county in the State of
North Carolina who marry in other
states after the enacting of this law
are required to file a marriage cer
tificate in the office of the Register of
Deeds of the county in which they
live. Many have not done this, mere
ly, I think, because they do not know
the law.
have been Register of Deeds I have
noticed that in a great many cases
where commissioners divide the land
of the estate among the heirs at law
of the deceased and after this report
of divisions and allotments has been
approved by the Clerk of the Superior
Court, as provided by law, same has
not been transferred to the office of
legbter of Deeds in compliance with
tthe order. This ought to be done by
the persons who own lands which
;hey have inherited.
5th: I have in my possession many
deeds and other instruments of writ
ing which were left here a long time
f.go ,that have never been called for
by the parties; merely an oversight,
perhaps. If I have any papers belong
ing to you it may be to your advan
iige to call because you ought to
have your deeds at home after they
,'i:e recorded. For the reason that
one never knows when the Court
House might be burned or destroyed
by fire, which would mean that your
deed and record would be burned.
Safety first is a good policy.
I shall be glad to talk all these
:r-atteis over wlh you ,any time.
Call to see me.
Refpectfully,
JETER P. RAMSEY.
Another Hold-up In
Madason Attempted
S. S. CONVENTION
Preparation is boing made to re
move the W. H. Morrow residence to
the adjoining lot, the residence
1 linvinor heen leased hv the Pure Oil
services there.
Mr. Daniel Lewis, of the Grape
Vine section ofMadison County, who
celebrated his 89th birthday, Feb. 1,
was in Marshall Monday and is quite
.1 LI- - n. . V!
News item: .One m. is knocked Hill hio hnni in t9T ! ttnrtH wif u;..
down i fcy n , automobde-every ten Western Carolina Teachers' College, Rebecca Coats, have been married
tninntes in Chicago. One would think at Cullowhee, where she was grsdu- more than 66 years. Mr. Lewis bad
She was attired in'al'.the churches and thj pastorate in .THANKS CONGREGATION
OF SHOAL HILL
The Rev. G. W.1 Briggs takes this
was given bw Mr. Frank was a rose buckle decorated wini enui atiention to tne sick or all de- metnoa or tnanKing tne gooa peopie
W.Morgan. .. , .lhinestone sets. nominations, have endeared them- 0 shoal HilL church for their many
Topic for discussion was The Or-'. Miss Faye Ebbs, niece of the bride, e'ves to many who seldom if ever ... recentlv in at,Dreciation of his
Maiserf. BihTa i .. Thn. t.l-i who netiJoA of nph hnwl attended church. And their o-o nr ia a glIls recenwy ,n apprecianon oi nis
rait on the program were Dr. R. L. "in a black taffeta evening gown with distinct loss to the community.
Moore, Mr. Erskino Plemmotis, Mr. a tht fitting bodice with rhinestone
uiaude council, liss"LiOuise Roberts ftraps. She wore silver suppers,
and Miss Lola Jo Arrowbod. ' Honaymoon Destination Unannounced
The meeting was well attended. ! . -After the reception the bride
Nine churchea, were represented. The donned a traveling suit of green
next meeting will be held at Locust .tweed, with brown beaver fur and
Grove church, March, the 3rd, at 2 matching accessory anoVthe couple
P. M. A good program will be ar- let .for a brief honeymoon of an
ranged and it is hoped that all who unannounced destination. After Feb
are interesfed in, better Sunday ruary 15 the couple will be at home
schools will attend! this meetingvy at Mars Hin. - -
me, bnde graduated from the Mars
STILL ACTIVE AFTER 66 YEARS
WEDDED LIFE
Evidently the tame robbers that
i1H nn mA rohbpH Rnan'a filling
flmnnir thpm i onp frnrvi M,nHismi i.i . in i.i. ..-j i.tj
17" "T m ... .. . T A., I station at marsnaii acenijieu a nuiu-
County Mis, 1 iith Mcintosh. Oth-' near white Rock. Mr. Marion
ers making a giade of B. or above, Edwards of Mars H 11 tells us that
MOVED ? an suojects, are v,i..v li v.v ' he and Harry JeVvis were retu nmg
west Asnevnie; Ernest eymms, Ashe- u.om Tennessee " two unsuccessful
ville; Howa.d Richardson, Black ! attempts for a similar party were
Mountain; Helen Thomas, Swanna-;toHp . tn hold " them nn about two
Inna ,'1 int,i( U AJa n -1 .. W7 n ..a.Ii, ,. -' . . .. , ,
w i "tAouuu, avcuj, i nours neiore tne niimg station was
"'-. VJU.01U, roboed wednesaay nignt oi last ween.
Earl Brockman, Gastonia; Loris Do- :
ver, Shelby; Judith Eller, Greens
boro; Betty Elliott, Detroit, Mich.; Roll. Others from this county mak
Kath.ryn Ellis, Clayton ; William Flem-jine an average of C or above on all
ing, Drayton, S. C; Ruby Lee Gibson, i subjects are James Whitt. Melba
Charlotte; Ernest Harrell. Forest ' Holt, Shubert Holt, Martha Navy,
fJK " Eleanor Harrington, Greenville: Margaiet Anderson. Lucille Bryan,
brownlow Hastings, Monroe. La. ; i Ruth Carter. Harlev Cody, and Clyda
Clay Hemrick, Cycle; Edna Jobe, j
Mebane; Brice Keller, Charlotte; An-,
nie Belle Lee, Fallston; Nina Gray i
Liles, Peachlandi Harold McGuire,
Andrews; Christine Nash, Statesville ; i
Margaret Hatillo. Florence. S. C. : Ed
Porter, Newport, Tenn. ; Iris Rabb,
Marion; Mildred Ripny, Tryon; Eve-
Scronce. There were 42 students
from this county enrolled at the col
lege last semester.
Two Music Teacher To Give Recital
j - tyn Shepherd. New Orleans; Felix
jiSpeer, Boon ville; D. L. Stallings,
it would wear him out Ejc
date of his. marriage but was quite
certain that it was Dec. 8. 1868. Mr.
Lewis is one of the few left in the
County who was a Civil War soldier,
he being on the Union side. Both he
and Mrs. Lewis were born in Madison
County and have lived not far remov
Biidgeton; W. R. Teague. Henderson:
J. R. Thompson. Worthville. Ky.;
Mary D. Tinnin, Salisbury: and Ruth
Turner, Chesnee, S. C.
'Another Madison county student,
Mary Alice Huff, Mars Hill, made the
B. or above, record on all subjects
ITwo members of the music depart
ment of Mars Hill College, Miss Mar-
Felix garet Whittiiyrtqn, teacher of voice.
and Mrs. Spencer B. King, teacher
of the violin,, will appear in recital
Saturday evening,, February 9, in the
colllege auditorium'. . ,
Both Mjss Whittington and Mrs.
King are appearing in recital for the
first time at Mars Hill, this - being:
their firsts year on the faculty. Music
(but one receiving a C plus, or next j lovers in the vicinity of Mars Hill are
ated in the class .pi 198L Since that some difficulty in -Remembering the life.
ed from their jjresent home all their highest grade, on that one subject, i looking forward with interest to the;
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and is classed In the second Honor I appearance of these musicians.