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f ! i ..r ....... ,i r..V"lr J'" ' PAGE TWO A It t 1 - yv 'if ' ' Tf IXAVE tOR FAR EAST James M. Randall, 79, Pastes January 1 ; Rites Held' Tuesday ILji (NEAR.M r jac::on coys on c-w basketball team r X! PV l Pvt. clarence buckner Buckner, IS, son Wilson HuckiHi. ion, successful- I AccourUine iureme I) 1 Mr. arul Mi-.. f tin- lilr Pine st. :ir '' completed his Muchir. Specialist ("muse December 1!, 1955 Jle is stationed at Fort Louis, Wash rnton. . lie has been shipped to tht Far Kast and will he stationed in Japan. Mr. Hensley, Miss Griffin Entertain At New Year Watch Party -Mis. Kom Hensley and Miss Kllen 'Jriffin entertained at a Watch Par ?y at the home of Miss Griffin Sat urday night, December 31. Several games were played and prizes were won by Clement Hender son, Patsy Tipton and lierniece Criffin. Those present were Pender Davis, Johnny Hume Clark, Jerry Griffin, Jimmy Thomas, Van Griffin, Mary Rice, Phyllis Anne Farmer, Patsy Tipton, Jeanie Woodard, Johnny Henderson, Clement Henderson, Au drey Treadway, Billy Price, Mrs. Berniece Grififin and son, Jbhhny j Paige, Mr. and Mrs. Jeter Griffin, j -Mr. and Mrs. Rom Hensley and son, j -Arthur, and Ellefi Griffin. James Mitchell Randall, 79, of Vulnut, died at 3:55 a. m., Sunday lanuary 1 1956 in an Asheville :ospitul after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held Tues. .ay at 10 a. m., in the Anderson liianch Free Will Baptist Church. I'he Itev. Robert Freeman officiated i.'itl burial was in the Randall Cem- u r . Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Kli.a Randall; three daughters, Mis. I'ete Franklin of Marshall, Mrs. W. II. Goforth of Flat Creek and Mrs. Jack Lunsford of Barn aidsviile; two sons, J. R., of Wal mii, and Roosevelt of Savannah, Gai; one .vster, Miss Zilpha Randall of Waln.it; 2o grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Randall was a native of Madison ('iHin'.y and was a farmer. liwman-Kectnr Funeral Home was in charge. NVENTOR DIES Klkhart Rake, Wis. Karl K. ihwartz, 70, who is credited with laving invented the gasoline pump aniputer which intimates the cost f ga.-oline dispensed at filling sta tions, the "measuregraph," which stimates the measure of yard goods, and the first commercial record changer (forerunner of the present juke box), died recently at a She boygan hospital. We were very ; g pastor of Mars Hill Or. Robert Seymojir, vutit in community on Christinas Day ning. His visits' are always a pL ure. Dr. and Mrs. Haynes Baird nd hildren of Chariotte spent Chljat- mas with their parents Mr. ; ind Mrs. Tom Baird; also Mr. and Mr. R. F. Goforth and children Spent Christmas with Mr. andMrs. Baird. Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Edwards tnd son visited on the Branch on Satur day of last week. Mr. Ernest Thomas took his nice crop of Ubacco to the market last Saturday. He seemed very much pleased with such a nice crop. ' Mr. S W. Radford of the Middle Fork section was in Mars Hill on' Saturday of last wek. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thomas and children visited Mr. Thomas' pal-1 ents, Mi. and Mrs. Zib Thomas, on' Sunday of this week. Mr. Grady Griffin spent Christ mas holidays with his grandmother, Mrs. Alfred Griffin. We are very glad to see Mr. S. L. Carter hack in our community. 4 asm wvek jcmjaaa wmdqld wash t VET5HAVE COUVKHD ThS4N S srem MP INSURANCE POLICIES TO PtiiMAHZNT After refreshments were served, the party visited Mr. and Mrs. How ard Griffin of Walnut Creek. I tecif& i m ' : in i j ., I .. ii in ii Madison Countians ou the Gardner-Webb College basket ball team are Landon Deal, le'l, of 'Marshall; James Johnson, of Walnut, and James Huey, of Marshall. All are subs at jruart;, where they are seeinjr considerable actioh. Johnson gained wide publicity during football season as the leading passer in the Carolinas junior college circuit. Gardner-Webb's Bulldogs resume plav January 7 in a home tilt with Asheville Kiltmore. ' ' (G.W. photo by Sitton.) Cut coiirttsu Ashexille Citizen-Times. F fall laf.matba (Mlact m VETEBAN3 ajDaUNUTiUtlOH , Don't Forget To Send The NEWS-RECORD To Your Boy in Ser4 ice Spring treek Divides Twin Bill Tues. Night The Crabtree-Ironduff sextet, led by Presnell with 37 points, easily de feated the Spring Creek girls, 75 21, Ttresday night but the Spring Creek boys were victorious in the stcond game, 62-3G. Girls' Linemps: Jobs For Palestine Refugees Spring Creek (21) F B. Keener l ZU) K tMaaaie (1) P-Caldwell G Hipps G M. Keener W-Moore 7 SuJ Spring: Ci k4W ii You Can Make Is To Start A ninArrb n yr :r n n n n Ionduff: C-I (75) (14) Smith F (6) Best F nnell F ken G son G ons G rkpatrick, Jrown 14, luJames, l.) Jraw- crabtree- Boys' Lineups: Spring Creek (52) (36) C-I F G. Willett(12) (15)Bradshaw F ' F Willett (14) (2)B. G.Hannah F C ,Iustice (14) McElroy C I G Plemmons (12) ( 3 ) Best-G G Caldiwell Kirlcpa trick G ; Subs: Crabtrec: J. Parks 10, Fer- ' iruson, H. Parks, Clark 2, Crawford J 2. K. Hannah, Rogers, Beasley, Sur- rett, C. Parks. Half time score: 24-13, Spring Creek. I In This Bank Sr., ftp r t V i Q LIE 1L17AYS GLID TO ASSIST vgy ivith your fi;:;;;:sial ilt-::iall - UAM KILL ; Mars Hill Splits With Clyde Teams Tuesday Night The Mars Hill girls defeated the Clyde sextet, 65-43 Tuesday night on the Clyde ourt while the Clyde quint eked out a 40-39 victory over . Mars Hill. Girls' Lineups: Mars Hiil (66) Clyde (43) F Brujgs (11) ( 29 ) Owenby-nF F Eatmon (17) ( 2 ) Ducker iF F Shepherd ( 28 ) ( 7 ) Medford F G Fisher Scott G G Peek Russell G G Reese Brown G Subs i Mars Hill: Whitt 4, Shook, Johnson 2, Dykes, Robinson 3, Met calf. H. Metcalf, Hensley, Merrell. ciyae Harris o, nughey, Fanton. Halftime score: 34-23, Mars Hill -SW- mmmm mm mmammmmmmmmmm j r i --ii .-ii.iitwi in mi r f.-rii nil I, To help provide a living for Palestine refugees in the Jordan area, the UN Belief and Works Agency has provided loans to enable firms to put refugees on their payrolls. One loan went to modernise a tobaccp factory which Is now turnlag out enough cigarettes at a sufficiently low price to compete on foreign markets. Shown here are some of the refugees among the employees at the factory. Boys' Lineups: Mara Hill (39) (40) Clyde, F Amnions (4) (ll)B.M'Cracken F F-Smith fill Ml) D-McCru'V!! .1? C Blackwell (4) (7)3 hook C G Ponder i li CaUfcwll R G Wall (12) (3) Green G Sobs: Mars Hill Duck 4. Clyde Seay 4. Halftime score: 21-20, Mars Hill. Officials: Sixemore and Lovingood. o Schedule O f Horned i Demonstration Clubt in County ,' ' Monday, Jan. 9, 1959 Spring Creek 4-H Cub. Toeaday, Jan. 10 Paint Fork; Mrs. J. D. Metcalf , hostess. ir A Wodoaoday, .. Jan. r 11 ,r Laurel Branch -4 Mrs, Jessie Randall, host- s. - v 'a v i Thnrsdly, Jan. U -t- Hayes Sun Mrs. Joe Ksansey hostess.' FrMay, Jan. IS Spring Greek "XoBcareesa,-. Mrs. Glen 4 Davis COMPLETE LAOnBQY SERUICE Pick-up and Deliveries ON TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS IN AND AROUND Marshall tAeaverville Laundry WW I, 6 Tdvirb Service AMfAI f. N f 1- ' J " '. ;'' - i'""-v.-"'fN '"" v. -. :
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