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Irs; St if 1, PERSONAL, and OTHERWISE DIAL, Mies Birdie Wild of River' Rouge, Mkhy has been visiting relatives in Madison County. Mrs. Grover twnaer and mm, Ronnie and Kennie, returned last Friday from Flint, Michigan, where they have been' spending several weeks visiting friends and relatives Miss Jean S tines spent several days this week in Merristown, Tenn., where she visited Miss Roberta Hale, a former classmate. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Banks and son spent last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Banks in Ocean View, Va. i Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cody and chil dren, Curwood and Holly Anne, of River Rouge, Michigan, are vaca tioning here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Cody, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hollifield. Jimmy Davis, son of Mrs. Harold Penley, of Swannanoa, is visiting relatives here for two weeks. Mrs. Harold Rector and two chil dren, Edith Louise and Shelia, and Mrs. Frankie Rector, of Davison, Michigan, are visiting friends and relatives in Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Phillips of Newport News, Va., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips o,f Laurel Branch. Mrs. Phillips is the former Irene Ray of Flag Pond, Tenn. Mr. Phillips' brother, Levi Phillips, will return to Newport News with them. Those .visiting Mrs. Cynthia Capps and Anna Lee Goforth for the 4th were Mr. Z. C. Worley and son, Wil liam, from Chase City, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Maney of Oak Ridge, Tenn, and Robert Caldwell; Mrs. Neel Mooneyham of Spartanburg, S. C; Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Christ ino and two children, Gloversville, N. Y. They enjoyed a trip through the Smokies and Cherokee and visited Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Jenkins of Waynesville, Mrs. Victoria Cantrell, her sister form Knoxijle, Mrs. Elizabeth Ma- ney, and Bruce, Mrs. Cynthi Capps and Annie Lee Goforth spent Sun day in Barnardsville with Jtr. and Mrs. Dewey Martin and family.' . Mr. and .MoBflW h?Wtorand daughters, v'Ewn-a4,irrryol Baltimoire, Md af vacationing her with her parents? Mr. and Mre,..Vern Cody, of - MarsbalLvu.-... . .-- '., Mr. and Mrs. BUI White and fam ily of Washington, D. C, are visit ing Mrs. White's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buckner, and Mr. White's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy White. ' The ADISOn Drive-In Theatre SHOW STARTS EACH NIGHT AT DUSK Friday & Saturday DALE ROBERTSON MARA CORDAY "A DAY OF FURY" AND VICTOR MATURE "VIOLENT SATURDAY" , Sunday Only HUMPHREY BOGART GENE TIERNEY "THE LEFT HAND OF GOD" A story of faith, courage and suspense Monday Only Double Feature Program BELA LUGOSI LYLE TALBOT "I LED 2 LIVES" A true story of a girl who shocked the world with her sex change, based on the lives of CHRISTINE JORGENSON AND "CHAINED FOR LIFE" The 7th wondet of the world the SIAMESE TWINS ' The .LOVES and LIVES of the HILTON SISTERS Daisy if and Violet i Tuesday & Wednesday - ROCK HUDSON 'JANE WYMAN "ALE THAT HEAVEN ALLOWS" ,w ." 'ci "t'.'j'i "zii&xy Only v-' c'w?-' ROBERT MlTCIIUil HEAN Slf.TMONS "SHE COULDN'T SAY-NO" For laugh laden fun, thuf tt tt H $fefPL&Y HOLLYWOOD" ;$ $ $ Ovr Concessten Ear la cren at a3 iasr ncrr vcc3.fLtelzjzzz.z2, CCLD lZZi:Z;- Carettee aai ITElaS tm Mr. W. T. Parker, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and son, Rochelle, of Hot Springs, RFD 1, were visiting in Marshall Monday. Mr. William Reeves, Marshall at torney, spent last week-end in Wash ington, Dr C, where he attended the series between Washington Senators and the Now York Yankees. Mrs. Grace Frisbee, of the Bap tist Orphanage at Thomasville, is visiting friends and relatives in Marshall. Rev. R. N. Barefoot will attend the S. E. Jurisdictional Conference at Lake Junaluska this week. Dr. Harry B. Ditmore Jr., of Bos ton, Mass., was guest of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Ditmore, here last week. Dr. Ditmore was enroute to Fort Sam Houston, Texas where he will enter the Medical Corps of the U. S. Army. The Rev. and Mrs. Willard C. Meliin Jr., of Lake Forest, 111., are visiting the Rev. and Mrs. L. Rich ard Mellin here. They are enroute to Miami, Florida. Mrs. Mellin is the former Miss Sally Stahr, of Knoxville, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Tread way of Cheyenne, Wyoming, are spending a week with their aunt, Mrs. P. V Henderson, of Walnut. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Arvilee tRevis and daughters, Shirley and Sandra, returned home Monday after spending the weekend in Dayton, Ohio with Mr. and Mr Lester Jteid and son. Mr. and Mrs Lester Reid accompanied them home and are spending this week at Mar shall and Walnut. 'Mr. Horace L. Banks, of Lexing ton, is spending a few days here with his sister, Mrs. Alice Bryan, and other relatives and friends.' Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bearse and children returned to their home in Monroe Sunday after visiting rela tives in this section last week. While here, Mr. and Mrs. Bearse enjoyed a camping . trip near Franklin, the children remaining with their grand parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Coleman Caldwell, and family. b;iMaiutra?ra anout aim son- of Stanley; Spent the "week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Eads I and Mrs. Cecil Sprinkle. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Peek are spending this week at Atlantic Beach, N. C. The Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Monroe and daughter, Mary, of Palatka, Fla., who spend their summers at time dsris? aha show, esrv- " no? rcrwCs;!, ccttes. Oaniy. , . , O y 'A t ftp AND R J. I D . . N By TOP" Bob and Faye Banka and ton, Don nie, returned to Marshall after spending last week in Ocean View, Va. Bob and Faye visited the Rev. and Mrs. Jarvis Teague'and family in Murfreeaboro en route home and said they enjoyed seeing them all again also enjoyed, watermelon sorry to hear that Alvin Teague will have to undergo an operation on his knee at Duke Hospital soon hope he gets alonir good went out to the Walnut Baptist Church Sunday night 'to snap a picture of the Junior Department of BTU enjoyed hea'rintr the vounir people sing so well during assembly was shocked to learn that Jeter P. Ram sey accidentally slipped while work ing at his home Saturday and frac tured an ankle and knee he is now wearing a cast it may slow up Jeter's fishing for awhile, but I guess he can still play check ers Bruce Payne is perhaps the luckiest guy around here last week he lost his billfold con taining $60.00 and valuable papers he drooped around the shop all day worrying and then the glorious feeling came the following day when a friend of his saw Bruce and -told him he had found his bill fold money and all thafs what I call lucky for Bruce in addition to having an honest friend Olga Sprinkle must have "lived" in the sun while visiting- in Florida she has a gorgeous tan glad to see Rosemary Del linger again she was at Train ing Union Sunday night and looking great, as usual I'll bet Harry "Preach" Davis is glad that his wife is able to be at home again1 after being in the hospital while she was away, Sarah Anne did all the cooking and I understand her biscuits are not quite as good as Jier mother's that's what She says, but I'll bet she's a good cook and housekeeper was sorry not 'to have seen Don Col vin when he was here hut Letha, Jean, Jlmsny and Lloyd were honored with a pic nic supper up at Wade's and Lou ise's Tuesday night we had J great time with plenty to eat Francis Holland, Ernest Teague and 1 loaded our plates and found a sice place io". eat at James, Haley's j mveral of us went ? & and,- 4plv ; at the Mashbum property which ,1s being .leveled off after that, hack to the Hueys for some great fellowship and watermelon Louise Teague and I discussed stock car racing and came to the conclu sion that it s better to watch a race than it is to be in one of those stock cars thanks to Allen Duckett and Robert Davis, the fire track has the "new look" aluminum run ning boards and back platform in stead of the former black Jim my- Sprinkle is getting entirely too good at ping pong glad that Mr. Mellin is able - to be at home again hope he soon gets back in pine pong shape before jack CTross gets back home - he and Jak have some real battles over the ping pong table - wish I could have gone to Washington with the fellows to see the All Star game had to settle by watching tel evision looked for the hoys from Marshall but couldn't spot them glad to see "Kink" Rob erts again also Clay Goforth both were in town Wednesday guess I've said enough for this time see you next week. Davidson River, Pisgah Forest, re cently spent several days in Mar shall as the house guests of Mrs. Eva Sams. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Roberts and daughter of Detroit, . Mich., are spending this week as guests of Mr. Roberts' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wi ley M. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. George McKinney, of Lakeland, Fla., are spending sometime at their summer home in Marshall. - , Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baanigfct and son, Ralph, of Washington, D. M? came this week to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 'Allmaa, and her aunta, Misses Geneva and Jennie ADman. , - ' , r ..") .v--i' Charlie Sawyer left Toes3ay for Port Huron, Mich, to visit fcWT sla ter, Mrs. E. . Chandler. lira. Chandler and her three cL'Urea are ejected te return to ITar JjJl wilh Mr. Sawyer this weal-end: - ; Mrs. DeaaU Coivia as4 three eaiV u w w Vv v e o m n n - 'THS FARMER'S WIFE . So many plants and trees are known by so many different names hereabouts that it keeps one in a dither none of my nursery catalogues list an apple called Bell flower but everybody knows that it i the large yellow apple ripening about August no, not the horse apple not hardly as sour as the horse apple all the neigh bors seem to have gotten their trees by grafting know several women who put extra large pockets on their aprons to put the small things, such as buttons, in till they take off the apron at night then they empty the pocket into what? a vase seems to be the answer to this just turned a small pitcher over and what fell out? a short pencil, some string, a col lar button, such as men wore with stiff collars about 30 years ago, a sinker for a fishing line, some nails and a nail set, a -penny, and various screws and washers and some pig rings you know the wire gadgets we fasten to a pig's nose so it doesn't root up the garden these must have been at least 20 years old these are all neces sary things we might have a use for them any day, so just pour ed them back into the vase one can always put flowers in a glass or a cup. Miss Roberts, Bride Elect, Honored With Dessert Bridge Tues. Miss Sally Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loy P. Roberts, of Marshall, ibride-elect of William Barter Lashley Jr., was honored with a dessert bridge party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Clyde K Roberts in Marshall. Assisting Mrs. Roberts were Mrs. P. R. Elam and Mrs. S. B. Roberts. Miss Roberts was presented a gift by the hostesses. Out-of-town guests attending -the occasion were Mrs. Graham Barn well, 'of Spartanburg, S. C, Mrs. Dene Leverette, of Fayetteville, Mrs. llery- Jeffries of Oak Ridge, Tenn., end Mrs. Cosby Hanes, of Mt. Hope, West Virginia, aunts of the honoree. t Bridal decorations were carried out dren, who have been the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Huey since Tuesday, will leave today for their home in Ethel, La. Mr. and Mrs. Golvin are former residents of Mar shall. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Ramsey, Miss Mae Fleming and Mrs. C. E. Mashbum and children visited Camp Deerwood, Brevard, Sunday where Clare Ramsey, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ramsey, is in camp. Clare ex pects to be at the camp for two weeks. Mrs. Arthur Henderson, of Sa vannah, Ga., is visiting her neice, Mrs. Earl Robinson and family this week. Mrs. Stewart Dellinger and daugh ters, Judith, Ibby Ruth, and Miss Rosemary, of Stanley, N. C-. spent a few days this week with Mrs. Del linger'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. I.. McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Hensley, of Ifuntsville, Ala., were visitors i n Marshall today (Thursday). Mrs. Sam Rizzo and two daugh ters, of New Jersey, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Roberts and oth er relatives here. They will . remain here until,. Mr. Rizzo, who is in service, comes. They will then make a trip to Now Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henderson and son, Buster f Rock Hill, S. C, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas and, family of Walnut Sunday- ' :'.' i Miss Addle- Landere was the guest of Miss Sarah Elmore of Mara Hill daring the past week. Mis Landers wa enroute from Talladega, Ala, te her home in Portland, Maine. ' i Mies EV Jones of 1 Greenville, S. (i, sp t lat week hera, with her aieos, I. i. T.ti Sams. -, Mrs. Earl and Mrs. r s t las' -n and ehildrel ' "r and c " """en .it J'.'a ,,X v U V. J' ? Mrs. Dell Leaves ' For Nursing Courses Mrs. Annie Fox, of the Madison County. Health Department returned last Friday from Chapel Hill where she attended a course in Principles In Practice Public Health Nursing and Maternal 'Health Nursing. -Mrs. Florence Bell, also of the Health Department, left Sunday for Chapel Hill where she will attend courses in Special Fields in Tubercu losis, Heart, Cancer and Accident Prevention of Public Health Nursing. With The Sick Mrs. Lillie Mae Tweed returned to her home here from the East Ten nessee Baptist Hospital in Knopc ville, where she underwent treat ment. iMrs. Harry Davis, who has been a patient at the Aston Park Hos pital, returned home Tuesday and is recuperating at her home on Rob erts Hill. H. E. Roberts, a patient at Aston Park Hospital last week, is again at his home here. The Rev. L. Richard Mellin, pas tor of the Marshall Presbyterian Church, who was a patient at Me morial Mission Hospital, is now re cuperating at his home here. Mrs. Cynthia Capps will enter St. Joseph's Hospital for an operation on her eyes July 12. Mrs. Cora Banks returned to her home today from Memorial Mission Hospital where she has been a pa tient for several days. Mr. Ralph Neill of Mars Hill was a patient in Memorial Mission Hos pital for several days last week. TO GIVE REPORT Mr. Pender McElroy will give a report of his trip to Lake Junalus ka as a delegate -to the Senior Youth Assembly, Sunday morning, July 15, at the 11:00 o'clock service. Taking Course Harry Silver is expected to re turn to his home next week from N. C. State College where he has been- taking a course. Recent Births To Mr. and Mrs. Manson Farmer, Marshall RFD 4, a son, July 7, 1956 in St. Joseph's Hospital. 'TEE CLOWNS" TO MAKE OFFICIAL APPEARANCE 2 11 S , V ' The "Tee Clowns" of Marahnll, North Carolina," will make their first official appearance at the GENERAL BOOTH of the !rth annual Craftsman's . Fair to be held at the Asheville City Auditorium, July 16th to 20th. They are handmade originals and won for their sponsor, Mrs. L. Richard Mellin, a membership in "The Southern High land Handicraft Guild" at its annual meeting which was held this spring at Fontana Dam, North Carolina. The clown bean bag, which originated this particular groups is as traditionally: Aperican-aa patch., work quilta 'that found X their way into the hearts of children when Grandma made them for the toy booths at county fairs and church baaaara. - merry jingle in jSach clown bean bag proclaims that1 ; v i Ton jree is filled with glee, --when he can play with you and aei' 'Ij - Bit'ortharMaaM:TeoW ; t colors' ef several high schools and colleges. !-,jw.rf ' r f Then' there la "Baby Tee" with the gayest of. r2s aad f - tinkling rattle, dressed in plnke and blues, W bring Joy and 'V - happiness to all the babies. .' Not to be overlooked at the Christmas season, ""r-la TV ' - ,ia, Ma rad eorduroy suit, tally appeals to toys w "caudVhini la tUir' holiday fan. 7 ; V V v Scout ,Lc:!cr To- , Participate In Pionr r?niinrliir - Mrs. J. D. Gross will serve as Pa trol Counselor for seven Girl Scouts from Waynesville at the Roundup to be held next week at the Pisgah Girl Scout Camp Site eight miles south of Brevard. The campers par ticipating in the Roundup will be pioneers as the 131 acre camp site has not he open for camping until this summer. The lake has been prepared for swimming and boating and there is a well and pump to provide drink ing water. There are no buildings at the camp site and each Patrol will be responsible for preparing its own camp area, including setting up tents, building fireplaces, tables. showers, etc. All meals will also be planned and prepared by the sep arate patrols. During the five days, Jily 17-21, the Scouts will sleep in tents, cook outdoors, and learn to live in the woods, depending largely on the things available to them . Miss Nancy Campbell, Executive Director of the Pisgah Girl Scout Council, will serve as camp director. Mrs. Harold S. Clark will be the camp nurse and Miss Mary Claire Warren will serve as waterfront di rector. The Patrol with which Mrs. Gross will be camping is composed of the following girls: Marietta Campbell, Elaine Chafin, Penny Crawford, Amelia Gibson, Carey Howell, Su san Moody and Ann Owen. Finley To Show Films At Fellowship Supper Next Tuesday Mr. Ted Finley, Secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mis sions in Yucatan, will show films of his work in Mexico at -the Fel lowship Supper which will be held at the church next Tuesday eve ning at 6:00 o'clock. Mr. Finley was guest preacher at the church last Sunday morning. Special Dinner Guests At Loy P. Roberts' Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Loy P. Roberts and daughter, Miss Sally Roberts enter tained Sunday with a special 'dinner honoring several visitors. Guests enjoying the occasion were Mrs. Graham Barnwell and daugh ter, Teresa, -of Spartanburg, S. C, Mrs. Dene Leverette and daughter, Lila, of Fayetteville, Mrs. Cary Jeffries, of Oak Ridge, Tenn., Mrs. Cosby Hanes, of Mt. Hope, West Vir ginia, Mrs, -Bates Patton, of Bre vard, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Easier, of Oak Ridge, Tenn., J. Fred Burgin, of Akron, Ohio, Frank Burgin, of Mills River, William Lashley Jr., and Steven Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loy Roberts, of Brevard. i v f aad c'-'s U U-
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