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A. lanre crowd attended chi
kA Ball City Suadsy. Tho ey.
. D. Russell delivered a wonder-
A message.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Miller of
Canton were visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Avery Alien Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Moore of
Leicester took Sunday dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore.
Martha Ferguson is home to
spend a few days with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearson Fer
guson. Eva Allen spent Sunday night
with Shelha Jean and Carolyn
Moore.
Sam Burgess spent a few days
last week with L. J- Moore.
We are glad to have Mrs. Ida
Wells and her brother, Mayo
Reeves, move back into our com
munity. Mr. Reeves has been sick
for sometime.
We are glad to hear tha-t Mrs.
Grace Coward is back at home
from a Winston-Salem hospital.
Her condition is reported to be
improved.
. Everyone enjoyed the Bible
School at Lask Chapel last week,
conducted by the Rev. Calvin Met
alf. Miss Patsy Morgan of Aoheville
was visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Mathus, last week.
With Our Boys
In Service
(MoGhee Tyson Aprt., Term.)
Alc Harold W. Cooper, former
Army serviceman, reeralisted at
MoGhee Tyson Air Force Base,
Knoxville, Tennessee this week.
Ajrman Cooper, now on his second
hitch, was assigned duty in the
355th USAF Infirmary.
He is the son of Mrs. Bessie
Cooper, Route 1, Marshall.
Airman Third Class Frank L.
Treadway, son ef Mr. Robert
Treadway, Route 4, Marshall, has
been assigned to Southern Air Ma
teriel Area, Pacific at Clark Air
Base, Philippines.
Airman Treadway will assume
duties with SAMAP's 2720th
Maintenance Group. His last du
ty station was Tachikawa Air
Base, Japan.
Airman Treadway is a gradu
ate of Marshall High School.
RETIRES; DIES
SHUPE PLANING
We Manufacture
WAGONS, TRUCK BODIES
; ' - Plane UimW amd ' v
any kind of woodwork
MILL
Formerly
Brigman Wagon Co.
GEORGE B, SHUPE,
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WAUTrN. c.
Bonham, Tex. Cecil Ruark,
70, resigned as county jailer "to,
take things easy." Turning in his.
keys, he said goodbye to fellow
officers, and, to celebrate, he went
hunting with his son, Johnny, that
afternoon. The father and son
were only a few miles south of
Bonham when the elder Ruark
dropped dead of a heart attack.
An excellent way to become pop
ular is to become a good listener.
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Newt for Veteran f
0 y o
A broader attack upon the "un
known" in man's major diseases
will ba started ' munadiaWy by
Veterans Administration.
" VA said ah enlarged medical
research program will be conduct
ed with the 110,000,000 that Con
gress appropriated for fiscal year
.1,957, beginning July 1, 1956
14,300,000 more than was appro
priated last year.
Most of the increased medical
research will he concentrated in
four "areas of majer diseases: 1.
mental, nervous and brain diseas
es (neuropsychiatric) ; 2. heart
and artery diseases ( card io-vascular)
; 3. cancer and leukemia; and
4. problems' of aging (geriatrics).
VA also will expand its research
program in tuberculosis, in the
fungus diseases which resemble
tuberculosis, and in the infectious
diseases.
In addition, VA said, renewed
emphasis will be placed on indivi
dual research projects, such as the
isolation and identification of the
factors which produce man s
greatest' killer, hypertension or
high blood pressure; the cause and
nature of hardening arteries (ar
teriosclerosis) ; the cause and na
ture of 'tissue changes (metabolic
diseases), and the brain areas
where epilepsy and related nervous
disorders originate.
VA said it further plans to en
large its cooperative study of
drugs, old and new, for the treat
ment of specific diseases a field
in which the agency has pioneered
with outstanding success because
of its many hospitals, its large
patient load, and its unformity of;
V 'flow uoes va oewraune ino
date a GI insurance premium
paid? Ls it the date the Yetern!
mails his check, or is it the date'
VA receives the check? t i
A The date of the postmark .on
the envelope is considered as the
date the insurance premium was
paid. , ,.V
Q If a veteran die without me,
lecting any option of payment,
how will GI insurance proceeds be
Pi1? r ,
A If the veteran has t not be
lected a method "of payment, the
tin. Vr ill
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rsMf nelt, . 5 of Mar
sfll Jtiltp'i ;:jHei fuddenly at her
hew Vdasday mosning, July
25, 19M at :80 o'docje. Mrs.
Gosnell wai w pnimu, -Miss M1-
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COMPLETE
Pick-up and Deliveries
ON
TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS
IN AND AROUND
Marshall
Uleaverville Laundry
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lie waun..
Funeral servlcea will be
held
Friday afternoon at two o'clock
at the Revere Church of God. The
Rev. N. H. Griffin and the Rev.
Virgil Bay will effieiate and bur
ial will be in the church cemetery.
Friends will serve as pallbear
ers. Surviving are the husband; one
adopted son, Fleetus Ramsey; and
the foUonrfa slaters : Mrs. Jake
Stines, Alexander RFD; Mrs. Carl
Wallin, Marshall RFD 8; Mrs.
Liliie flanks, Walnut; Mrs. Fred
Reagan, Asheville; and Mrs. Rob-
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FUES AND QRIVES
Louisrill,. a. ' On. his six
teeath birthday, G,rgMa y Psge
made his first solo flight and fet
a beginner's permit to drive a oar.
He admits, however, that he flies
better than he drives. He learn
ed to fly at a flying servfee, where
he worked as an errand boy in
the summer.
To Mr. and Mrs. W. A. George,
Mars Hill RFD 2, a daughter,
July 23, 1956, in Memorial Mis
sion Hospital.
,-tTAnc in i '.ir:i.Fiant
To Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lovin,
Mars HU1, a son July 23, 1956 in
Memorial Mission.
ert Norton, Marshall RFD 4.
The body will be at the home
until the funeral hour.
Sowman-iRectDr Funeral Home
is in charge.
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The Moth Season is already here. Don't wait too lonj
about having your Fall and Winter Clothes properly
cleaned. Our modern cleaning; methods will not only
remove common dirt and spots, but will
KILL ALL MOTH LARVAE
DO AS MILLIONS DO EVERY SPRING. HAVE ALL
YOUR WOOLENS THOROUGHLY
DRY CLEANED & SEALED IN MOTH
PROOF CEDARIZED BAGS
ALSO send your SLIP COVERS & DRAPES for a
SPARKLING GOOD CLEANING
EDWARDS CLEANERS
MARSHALL, N. C
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insurance proceeds will be pjud choose, some other method of set-
lfbf,T in 36 "ft lenient, so Umg as it h, not a
monthly installments. The bene- r.
ficia ows has the right to IUmp aW P801-
Dr. and Mat. Seymour have re
turned from their .trip . to the
Northwest and to Canada follow
ing their wedding in LaFollette,'
Tenn., June 23.
Among the visitors on the cam
pus last weekend was Mrs. Leo
Eddleman, of Georgetown, Ky.,
whose daughter, Sara, is here in
summer school.
Mrs. Chas. Powers, of Jackson
ville, Fla., is here visiting her
sister, Mrs. Horace Hall, for two
weeks. She came with Mrs. Hall
when she went down to Jackson
ville a few weeks ago for the fu
neral of Mr. Powers' father.
Charles Robinson was home
from Chapel Hill over the week
end. Also home for a week-end visit.
Miss Barbara Gail Anderson, from
WCC, Cullowhee and Mrs. E. W.
Caatelloe, Mrs. Gerald Young, and
Miss Rinda Edwards from ASTC,
Boone. And we guess you didn't
Ccraetcry To De
Cleaned July 23 '
, i . t ,i mum A , ,
Itjrs announced hero that the
Mt Pleasant Baptist Church Cem
etery wfll be cleaned oa Saturday
morning, Jnly 28. All those who
have friends and relatives buried
there are asked' to help.
miss the engagement announce
ment of Miss Edwards to Mr. Carl
Brittain, of Statesyille.
Several Mars Hit) people have
been hospital patients lately. Mr.
Edgar Phillips returned .home re
cently after a stay in .the hos
pital following surgery; Mrs. Lo
la Sams, who has been n Memo
rial Mission for the past two
weeks for treatment of a back
condition, expects to come home
this week; -Mrs. Robel West is a
patient in Aston Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Huff have
returned from a few days vaca
tion trip to a S. C. beach, and
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. James
Huff.
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