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SOCIAL ITEL1Q
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Mrs. 1, N. Penland spent Sunday
in 'Hendersonville as the . guest of
her WisU8ter,Mtl. Marten "Dom and
Mr. Dorn.
Mrs. Floyd Davis returned this
week from Morristown, Tenn., after
spending: a few weeks with Mrs,
Nancy Jane Caldwell there.
Sgt Tommy Caldwell returned to
Fort Bragg Wednesday after spend
ing a 20-day leave here with his wife
f and son. He will receive his dis
i charge from the U. S. Army next
Thursday, January 26.
Mr. E. R. Tweed left this week
to spend several weeks at Lakeland,
Florida.
Mrs. J. O. Corbett Sr., returned
home Sunday from Charlotte where
she had been spending' sometime with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. McCarter and fami
ly. She was accompanied home by
Mr. McCarter and two daughters,
Pat and Barbara, who spent Sunday
here.
' Mr. and Mrs. Allan Duckett of
Marshall and Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Powell of Mars Hill, returned Sun
day from a trip to Florida.
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With The Sick
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Mrs. Jane Mcintosh. 89. of Mars
Hill, RFD 2, is a patient at Aston
Park Hospital where she was taken
last week, suffering from burns she
received at her home.
Mrs. Vader Shelton is confined to
her home as a result of a torn liga
' went in her ankle, suffered in a fall
at her home Sunday.
Veta Vita Class
Met Tuesday Night
With Mrs: Sawyer
Members of the Vota Vita Sunday
School Class held their regular
monthly meeting Tuesday evening in
the home of Mrs. Charlie Sawyer.
Mrs. Ron Sprinkle, 2nd vice presi
dent, presided ,and devotions were
given by Mrs. Guy White and Mrs.
D. D. Gross.
Mrs. Liston B. Ramsey had charge
of the program and led the members
in a number of games and contests.
Individual prizes were won by Mrs.
J. M. Baley Jr., Mrs. Charlie Saw
yer and Mrs. D. D. Gross, and one
group prize was awarded.
At the close of the meeting the
hostess served refreshments, assist
ed by her mother, Mrs. Jessie Ball,
and Mrs. Jim Story.
Class members present were Mrs.
E. C. Teague, Mrs. Ron Sprinkle,
Mrs. D. D. Gross, Mrs. John Cor
bett, Mrs. Guy White, Mrs. Wade
Huey, Mrs. Liston B. Ramsey, Mrs.
J. M. Baley Jr., Mrs. Kermit Cody,
Mrs. Jim Story, and Mrs. Sawyer;
and three visitors, Mrs. Jessie Ball,
Janice Sawyer and Johnny Gross.
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.m$t Monday Night
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,The' Marshall Eastern SUr chap
ter 111 hold a regular meeting Mon
day; night, January 23, at 7:30
o'clock in the Masonic Temple.
f AH members of the "Order are invited.
To Attend Conference
Singing Convention
The Madison County Singing Con
vention will meet Sunday afternoon,
January 22, at 2:00 o'clock at the
Walnut Baptist Church. We invite
Mr. Walter Ramsev returne'd home all quartets, trios, duets, etc., to
Sunday from Aston Park Hospital, come and take part in this singing.
where he had been a salient for sev-, JONAH RICE, President
era! days.
Mr. S. C. RudlsilL who has been a
patient in Aston Park Hospital for
several weeks, returned to his home
in Marshall Sunday, where he is recuperating.
The Rev. R. N. Barefoot will leave
Tuesday with a group of ministers
from the WNC Conference to attend
the Ministers Conference at Asbury
Theological Seminary. Bishop War-
I red Ijhe other Jay whare a man
rote a hole buk and spelled awl the
wurds just like they oundeA .V "
sence I've' herd So little nd ceen so
'tie during the past -week, jde-
eided to rite out tot-, wurds Just j
like they sounded . it s .not ezy
to do beleeve m4'"rl" m I4
thees fue wurds hav me about krazy
but I'm not giving" op j.-
if yu kan wade thru this-mess yur
a lot dumer than I think I the
stio wuz ril purty, wuiut tT
the rodes Wur slik tho:nd I don't
lik' slik rodes the wether man
sed it wood sno sum mora Wensday
but he missed it tf'Xecutiv
comitee of the Baptist rBrutherhud
met up at Wayed Hule's i resudence
Munday nite and we had a verie gud
time . Luease had f ixt sum mity
nul peech py and uthes kinds, tu
ain't this silly? -n don't
ink I kan keep it up much longer
herd that Fred Sams sold his
in t rest in the Model Grosery
now it is owned solely by Ron., Sprin
kl if yur a butcher, yu. mite appli
fur ajoto thare I'm mity glad
the English langwiidge isn't like this
awl the time Colie Cowell, our
Lineotipe operator, will probably re
sign after reeding this mess and I
du not blam him a bit -V :if yu
think this is hard to reed, try riting
sumthing like it yurself herd
the game btween Marsnall , ant'
BARBARA ELOISE
REDMON WEDS
WML PAYNE
Married Sundajr
ner, Bishop Warner and Bishop Walnut wuz mity xciting Toosday
CusJiman will be three of the featur- nite Marshall, wunrby wun
Theological Seminary. Bishop Angie point Everit Boon.' sex I'm
Smith, Bishop Warner ana Bishop crasy to rite like this andvhez abso-
Semmary is where Bev. Mr. Barefoot lootly rate so I'll just quit arid I
did his graduate work.
don't blaam yu if
this kolnm agiin.
yu -never
reed
Many people make the jnatak of
trying to correct we nsmjiei pi
(their friends.
' ' Mr . Arthur LedforA,' itien t
Astoj, Park Hospital, is vry much
proved and expects to return home
ia few days. .
I Methodist Youth
Here Monday Night
1 .. - ... Th Marshall Methodist Church
rs. C M. JJurnette, of tne;ii L
frandview section,, Alexander, re-'"'" "c . t ,
'turned home last week from a hos-1"8
pita! where sKe had been for a check- . f Jnu"y "
Miss Barbara Eloise Rednion,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Redmon of Asheville RFD 4. became
the bride of William Leonard Payne,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Enimitte Payne
of Walnut, Sunday, January IB, 1956
at 2:30 p. m., in the home of the
bride's parents.
The Rev. Hugh Rhymer, retired
pastor, conducted the" ceremony in
the presence of the immediate fami
lies. A prORiam of wedding music
was presented by Mrs. P. J. Cody,
pianist, and Miss Ernestine Reeves,
vocalist.
The couple entered together and
the bride wore a gown of white
Chantilly lace with a full ballerina
length skirt, long sleeves ending in
points over the hands, a Peter Pan
collar, formal empire bodice topped
with a brief bud jacket and satin
cummerbund. Her two-tiered fin
gertip veil of illusion fell from a
jiuliet cap of lace and seed pearls.
She carried a purple orchid on a
white Bible with streamers.
Flower girl was Kathryn Elaine
Redmon, sister of the bride, and
ringbearer was Gaye .Lynn Fowler,
cousin of the bridegroom.
The bridegroom's father was best
man.
An informal reception followed in
the home. Assisting were Mrs.
Groce Robinson of Candler, Mrs. Le
land Sullins and Mrs. Louise Ren
ison, both of Asheville, RFD 2, and
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Mr.
and Mrs. William L. rayne
Cut courtesy Asheville CitizenTimt
Miss Jeanne Payne of Candler.
Later the couple left for a wedding
trip.
Mrs. Payne attended West Bun
combe Higri School and Blanton's
Business College. She is presently
employed by the Wholesale Division
of Hardwood Corporation of America
in Asheville.
Mr. Payne attended Walnut High
School and served for four years in
the U. S. Navy. He is now employed
by Earle Chesterfield Mill Company
in Asheville.
In
the low-price, field
up-
Craig Burnett, 12-year old son of
Mr. and - Mrs, Esra Burnette, of
Walnut,, returned Tuesday from an
Asheville hospital where he had
. been a patient.
Mrsf.
Branch section, ,wj)j hps been, a ruy
. nursing home for some months, was
able to retur0.-to.hpr home week be-.
lore last, wnere- sneys ecugeraung
quite '.satteftctorMy. ' "v
' MK C. L: McLean returned to 'his
. home SUhday from -Aston-Park. Hps
pital where he was a patient for
few days. V: ' ' " . '
Mrs. Frankn.Prisby of Marshall
entered Aston Park Hospital Wed
nesday where,
treatment.
was - postponed due to bad weather.
rtiwill be- heldjtfonday night, Janu
ary 23 at 7:30 o'clock.
The MYF from the Ivy 'Charge
will present a skit and ladies of the
Ivy Charge will serve refreshments.
.Uurmg the business meeting the
'officers for the newly organized sub-
Lillie Bryan, of the Laurel i district win oe eieatea. iars nur .
uollege students will be in charge oi
the February program.
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Recent Births
; To Dr. and Mrs. H. E. filinger of
Marshall, a son. Benjamin Woodson
iaturday, January 14, ;lfi56 in Me-
norial Mission Hospital '-rn- Johnson
Jity-, Tenn.-. ' v ' ir
To Mr. and. Mrs. H. C, RobinBon,
she , , is , undergoing of Mars Hill, a son January ii,
11)56; in St Joseph Hospital.
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