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MARS HILL
SSGT. MARVIN WOODSON
SSgt. Marvin C. Woodson, son of
the Rev. and Mrs. Rome Woodson,
of Weaverville, is leaving Tokyo,
Japan this week for the United
States. Upon arrival, he will be
stationed at a hospital (as yet un
disclosed) for treatment.
Marvin has spent over 13 months
overseas in several different loca
tions, including Japan, Okinawa,
and five months in Formosa.
NOW TOME TO DO
CONSERVATION
With winter coming, many farm
ers are looking over thedr farmland
wiJ3i a view toward performing
one conservation measures while
the weather conditions are favor
Wt Many conservation practices'
can best be done in the fall and
early winter when the lan dis firm
wad is not covered with crops. Im
jprownp od crops (pasture or hay
oUber than alfalfa) by applications
of Bme andor fertilizer and install
ing tale drainage are three of such
practices. farmers who are plan
ning to establish a pasture or mead
ow en certain fields next spring
doM be ahead Jjy liming the f ields
"OA fall while some surplus funds'
available foj use where a need
Mrs. H. C. Oox is to return this
weekend from a three weeks visit to
tin- sister, Mrs. John Bird, in Vas
per, Tenn., who was recently hos
pitalized for a heart attack.
Mi. anii Mrs B.. H. Tilson were
away last week on a vaction trip to
r lorida.
Miss Gladys Wells has returned
to duty at Memorial Mission Hospit
al after a few weeks rest here at
the home of her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. H. A. Wells.
Mrs. Punsv Arrowood snenit foiv
days recently in Spartanburg, S. C.
with her uncle, Mr .J. A. Corn, who
was ill.
Mrs. Robbie Phillips, of Canton,
was the guest pt weekend of Mrs.
Arrowood.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Carr and
children of GreenviJle, S. C, wert
guests last Saturday night and Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cox ana
visited other friends on The Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stines and chil
dren of Camden, S .C, came up Sat
urday for a visit with his mother,
Mrs. J. H. Stines, and were hert
Sunday for a birthday dinner wit
her father, Mr. M. H. Griffin, ant.
other members of the Griffin family
Mrs. Taft Newman and little son
of Washington, D. C, arrived the
latter part of lasj, week because o
the serious illness of her mother,
;Mrs. Bon Hensley, who has been a
patient in Memorial Mission Hos
pital for about ten days. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Guy George, accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Lan
ning, of Hendersonville, went to
Winston-Salem last Sunday to see
the Georges' daughter. Miss Pattv
Lou George.
Miss Barbara Gail Anderson, a
student at WCQ, Gullowftqe, was
home last weekend.
MARSHALL, N. C, CCA
LITTLE UilREL
HP cii
The Laurel HP Club met at the
home ot Mrs. L A. Zimmerman on
Thursday afternoon, Oct. 20. Mrs.
Birohard Shelton, president of the
club, presided. The devotions wer
led by Mrs. Zimmerman. Eleven
members and one visitor were pres.
ent. The Home Agent, Mrs. Janie
Ramsey, and the assistant agent and
one assistant farm 'agent were pres
ent. The assistant agents gave talks
on farm and home improvements.
'ollowing the program, new officers
for the ensuing year were elected
as follows: President, Mrs. Walter
Wade Gahagan; vice president, Mrs.
Miiburn Gosnell; secretary & treas
urer Mrs. L. A. Zimmerman.
Mir Riamsey, the home agent,
jave a demonstration on drawn-work
tablecloths and another on belt mak
ing. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mrs. John Gaihagan left last Sun
Jay afternoon for Newport News,
Va., where she plans to visit her
daughters, Mrs. Freeman Tweed and
irs. Grady Burrel.
Mrs. Millie Gahagan, who is in a
Greeneville, Tenn. hospital, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Cook of
Candler visited homefolks on Laurel
last weekend.
P T
SPPvUCEPINE :
DEFEATS MARS
HILL, 45 TO 20
Galen Heffner and Clarence Hise
each scored three touchdowns Friday
night as Harris High of Spruce Pine
defeated Mars Hill, 45-20, in a Slur-
line Conference game. a
Heffner ran two first quarter
touchdowns from 38 and 20 yards
out and then bulled over in the 4th
First downs
Ylds. gained rushing
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Yds. gained passing
Passes intercepted bv
Punting average
Opp. fumbles recov'd
ids lost penalties
Mars Hill 9 6
Spruce Pine 12 13
MH SP
9 12
159 452
8 10
5 1
67 41
0 0
48 0
1 1
5 25
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CARD OF THANKS
Farmers who are contemplating
igmuiei nation measures would d' well
chacfc to see sat are considered
Cha'most pressing conservation prob-
i toeafly.' AP-Mat-staring, ma-
'( ri services are i f fe
We wish to express our many
thanks for the sympathy and kind
ness shown us during the sickness
and death of our beloved husband
and father, and also for the beauti
ful flowers.
MRS. L. D
HELP BACKFIRES
uBirwt, iicn. seeing a car
stalled on a busy Detroit thorough
fare, Joe V. Gonzales, 22, always
helpful, assumed it needed a push,
so he drove his car behind it and
pushed. He had failed to notice that
the driver ofAhe stalled car was not
in it he had gone to buy some
gasoline. The stalled car veered
over and hit another car. Gonzales
was fined $25 and agreed to pay
damages totalling $376.
Too many people spend too much
time trying to figure out a way to
make lots of money without working
for it.
from the one-foot line. Hise ran
two in the second quarter from 15
and 51 yards out and also plunged
across in the fourth from the six.
Milam Wall ran two touchdowns
or Mars Hill in the second from
54 yard, longest TD run of tho
night, and in the third from the
one-foot line. Quarterback Merrill
added Mars Hill's last scdi-,: from
the two-yard line in the fourth.
Rathbone Jo Attend
Farm Congress In "
Asheville ' Sunday
The 1955 4-H Farm and Home
Electric Congress will meet In the
George Vanderbilt Hotel in Asheville
next Sunday and Monday. Upward
of 200 county winners, along with
many county agents or home dem
onstration agents; will attend.
Wan rang boy and girl for the
state of North Carolina will receive
an expense-free trip to the national
Congress in Chicago. Sixteen ter
ritorial winners, representing the
areas of the four sponsoring compa
nies, also will be announced.
Speakers will include L. R. Har-
rill of Raleigh, State 4-H leader;
Edwin S. Coates of Raleigh, engin
eering specialist; and George Foster
of Washington, D. C, of the USD A
extension service.
Receiving a free trip to the Ashe
ville Congress is Madison County's
winner, J. D. Rathbone, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Danny Rathbone, of the
Shut-In community. He is also the
president of the Sleepy Valley 4-H
Club and was one of the four club I
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The high point of yesterday's
achievement should be your starting
point for today.
members who attended the 4-H Club
Leadership Camp at.Swannanoa this
summer.
A clever wife laughs when hubby
tells a joke just another one of
CODY and Children the taxes she has to pay.
Colored Group To
Sing At Laure Fork
Sing At Laurel Fork
The "Wonder Boys," a colored
group of singers will be at the Lau
rel Fork Free Will Baptist Church
near Marshall Saturday night, Octo
ber 29, at 7:00 o'clock.
They will render special music for
the revival which is in progress at
this time, with the Rev. Wilco Mel
ton as the evangelist. The Rev. G.
Y. Burgin is wastor.
Everybody is invited to attend.
To avoid disappointment set your
flieart upon something; that other
people do not want.
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