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One might get into trouble answering
a question like that -but we will say that these
days many of them know as much about
banking procedure as men do (sometimes
more). Women make good loyal customers -and
we appreciate their patronage.
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WEAVERVILLE, N. C.
BLUFF
The Rev. Lawrence Parker filled
ilia regular appointment Sunday. His
-wife and son and Mr. Ballard Webb
were guests. They all took dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Gillespie.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonnie Gardner of
Marion spent the week-end with Mr.
And Mrs. Tom Finley and Mr. and
Mrs. Bryan Plemmons.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Smeltzer and
family of Swannanoa were visiting
fcer mother, Mrs. Lydia Bright Sun.
Several children in Bluff are very
ill with measels.
Mrs. Oma Wyatt is on the sick
list
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Williams and
daughter of Balfour spent Sunday
"with her mother, Mrs. Lydia Bright.
Mrs. Bright returned home with.
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The man who always puts his
best foot forward very seldom steps
on another's toes.
them.
Miss Donna Lee Moore of Spring
Creek, spent Monday night with
Mrs. Doris Jane Holt.
Miss Violet Ann and Lois Woody
took dinner Sunday with Joyce and
Janette Finley.
There was a large crowd at sing
ing Sunday evening. Everyone en
joyed the good singing.
Miss Nola Kirkpatrick took dinner
Sunday with Miss Doris Lankford
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Waldroup
took dinner Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Dannie Gillespie.
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Fowler and
'amily, Mrs. Nelda Plemmons, Ann
and Betty Plemmons were visiting
fr. and Mrs. Tom Fenley Sunday.
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j "wwe very BtTt Dr
and Mrs. Kimberly ;' and daughter,
Margarette of Bluff, attend Sunday
School at Bethel Christian Church
Sunday.
iffMrpan Gardin had a barn
raising Monday. Those present were:
Mewnrii Nick Parker, Sydney Brown,
Jack .Parker, Hubert Pangle, Jim
Shelton, Cecil and Cletis Pangle,
Mrs. Carolina Pangle helped Mrs.
Gardin cook dinner.
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Mrs..Callie Parker is still on the
lick list at this writing.
Mrs. Bertha Brawn took dinner
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Gardin.
Frank Gardin, who is serving
with the Air Force at Marietta,
Ga., spent the week with Cletis Pan-le-
Blanch Wyatt spent Friday night
tfith her cousin, Laveonia Pangle.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Parker had as
heir dinner guest- Sunday, Mrs.
Jarolina Pangle and Laveonia, Mrs.
Jale Baldwin and children, and the
Afternoon callers were, Mr. Dale
Jaldwin and son, Jimmy, Blanch
Ayatt, Roy Parker, Ronnie Arthur
owler, Wayne Gardin.
Mrs. Devoah Willett has purchas
ed a TV set.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. George
31ankenship, February 20, a baby
girl. Mrs. Blankenship returned from
in Asheville Hospital Saturday.
Cecil and Cletis Pangle and Wayne
Gardin attended the movie at Hot
Springs Monday night.
Mrs. Bertha Brown, Mis. Cora
jardin called on Mrs. Callie Parker
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Jack Parker was busy getting
vood Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trantham and
son, Freddy, visits her parents,
Ir. and Mrs. Jack Parker real
often.
Charles Rollins, Murman Holt,
,Vayne Gardin, Cecil and Cletis Pan
ic, Stub Fowler, all atended the
.how at Spring Creek Tupouay nigm.
Theron Pangle, FA, who is serving
with USS Whitehurst DC934, San
'rancisco, Calif, is now in Japan.
The car says CO and the price
where else at any price! The way it whisks you
past awkward situations and Blower-moving
traffic will have you holding your breath. You're
the master of everything on the road. '
Why not come in today- or tomorrow and
sample this tremendous go?
And while you're here, you'll find that per
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lot Springs' Bapt!st
Church Ladies To
Have Bake Sale
The ladies of the Hot Springs
Baptist Church will' have a bake sale
Saturday, March 10, beginning at
9 a. m. at the Citizens Bank building.
Classroom Teachers
To Meet At Mars
Hill March 14
The Madison County Unit of the
classroom teachers will meet at Mars
Hill High School on Wednesday,
March 14, at 7 a. m.
An interesting program is being
planned.
All classroom teachers in
county are urged to attend.
the
Red Cross
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of the Marshall School.
The following community chair
men have been named to help in cur
rent drive: Rd Hill, Fred Rigsby;
Madison Seminary, Mrs. Frank Fish
er and Mrs. L. B. Bryan; East Fork,
Woodrow Dill; Lower Little Pine, B.
J. Ledford; Laurel Branch, Mrs.
Jerry Rice; Bull Creek, Miss Francis
Ray; Walnut, Mrs. E. O. Burnette;
Long Branch, Wayne Fisher and
.j C. Faulkner; Paint Rock, Mrs.
Harold Metcalf; Laurel Valley Bap
tist Church, Mrs. Stella Wilson and
vVhite Rock, Solomon Thomas.
The above named persons can pick
uo their membership cards, Red
i Cross pins and contribution blanks
at The News-Record office any day
during the month of March between
the hours of 9 and 4.
Those in the county wishing to
make their contributions and are not
contacted, may mail them to the
jhairman of Funds, Mrs. Fred O.
rilson, Marshall, N. C, or leave them
with Mr. Barefoot, or Miss Georgia j
Gwaltney who have ofices in The
Citizens Bank Building.
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Creek rally, roared every time the
two Willetts would "fire". It war
evident that the large majority of
the spectators were pulling for
Spring Creek. The final five minutes
jt the game were the most exciting
f the tourney as the two teams
natched goals with the lead chang
'ng several times. In the end, how
ever, a little better balanced team
oroved a one point winner as Mars
Hill eked out the all-important 50-49
victory for the championship. Milam
Wall led the scoring for the winners
with 18 points with Howell Smith
netting 13 points. Dick Vance looped
in 12 points and perhaps proved the
"smoothest" center in the tourna
ment. His "fade-away", one-handed
jump shot was a thorn in the flesh
for every opponent. F. N. Willett
was perhaps the best "all-round"
player in the tournament and was
widely cheered following the tourna
ment's final game.
The entire tournament was cap
ably operated with splendid sports
manship displayed by all teams and
the officiating was most creditable.
The spectators, for the most part,
were orderly and the scorers, timers
and other officials were "tops
THURSDAY NIGHT
FIRST GAME
Girls Lineups
Mars Hill (04)
F Eatmon (11)
F Shepherd (28)
F Whitt (14)
G Reese
G Peek
G Fisher
(43) Laurel
(4) A. Tweed f
(18) Thomas h
(21) Cantrell I
Hensley G
B. Tweed G
Franklin l
Subs: Mars Hill-
Johnson 7. B.
Metcali, Merrill, Robinson 4, Hens
ley, J. Metcalf. Laurel C Gosnell
Gosnell.
iHalftime: 33-16, Mars Hill.
Officials: Munday and Whitten.
SECOND GAME
Boys'Lineuns
Mars Hill (69)
(45) Marshall
(2) Tipton F
(6) Baldwin F
(23) L. Allen-C
(5) Huey G
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C Vance (19)
G Wall (9)
G Ponder (2)
Subs: Mara Hill p, r7-7r
V) uorbett C
Jtatort 3. Marshall
loWdns 2Sh0k BlWn 4 Eads'
Halftime: 35-18, Mars Hill
Officials: Randall and Whitten.
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District No. i of tha North Cr ;
olina State Nurse Association will f
meet Wednesday,' March 14; 1056 at '
4:00 p. m., at . the Buncombe Conn-
ty Court House, Asheville, N. C Dr..
B. B. Bagby will speak on Rehabilita-..
tibn. All registered nurses Hire in
vited to attend. ,
The biggest mistake a man can
make is to be sure he can't possibly
make one.
FRIDAY NIGHT
FIRST GAME
Giiis-' Lineup:
Mars Hill (54) Walnut (53)
F Eatmon (24) ( 19)McDevlttAF
F Shepherd(18) ( 1 1 ) Henderson F
F Whitt (12) (23) Goldsmith
G Jteese Allen-G
G Peek Gosnell G
G Fisher Roberts G
Subs: Mais Hill - Hensley, Wal
nut - None.
Half time score: 31-22, Mars Hill.
SECOND GAME
Boys' Lineup:
Mars Hill (63) Spring Creek (50)
? Ammons(4) (16)P. Willettr-F
F Smith (12) (30) F. N. Willett F
C Vance(26) (2)Justice C
G Wall (17) (2)Clemmonu G
G Ponder(4) Caldwell-rG
Subs: Mars Hill - None, Spring
Creek - Davis.
Half time score: 28-28 (tie).
Officials: Munday and Randall.
SATURDAY NIGHT
FIRST GAME
Girls' Lineup:
Mars Hill (69)
' Eatmon (30)
F Shepherd (28)
F Whitt (9)
G Reese
G Peek
G Fisher
Walnut (66)'
( 30 ) MoDevitt F '
( 25 ) Henderson F
8)Goldsmlth F
Allen G
Gosnell G
Roberts G
Subs: Mars Hill-Metcalf. Hensley.
Walnut-Johnston 2, Lunsford. i:
Half time score: 38-31, Mars Hill..
Officials: Whitten and Eblen. 1 .
SECOND GAME
Boys' Lineup:
Mars Hill (50) Spring Creek (49)
F Amnions (2) (24) J. Willett F'
F Smith (13) 22)F. N. Willett-
C Vnce(12) (2)Justico Otf- V'
G Wall (18) (l)Pleimnons-43,
G Ponder(5) CaldwUi43- ? '
Subs: Mars Hill-None, Bvring
Creek-None.
Half time score: 27-17. Mara E'
Officials: Munday and SandaU.
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