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: the :k: .CCOQD 4i , iiOAI! VA t W hope Q our reader mod ,;i : every one else bad mery Christ mas and a Happy New Year to -I" ' A large crowd attended the Christmas tree at Bethel Chris tian Ohuroh Saturday night, and a good time was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker and Mrs. Maggie Buchanan took din ner Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tranthaim. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Parker call ed on Mr. and Mrs. Dale Balding Tuesday. Mliss Laveonia Pangle called on Miss Blanche Wyatt. Tuesday af ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Eslie Balding and daughter, Phyllis spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Parker and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker Monday Messrs. Hubert Pangit, Dood ANison and Jim Shelton made bnsiness trip to Hot Springs Tuesday. Mr. David Fristoee of Chicago visited his wife and baby this ' weekend. Frank Gardin, who is serving with the Air Force, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Garden. Laveonia Pangle visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker and Mrs. Maggae Buchanan Tuesday after noon. Craig Beasdey, who is serving with the Air Force, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beas- ley J George Kimberly is visiting hi! , parents, Dr. and Mrs. David Kim berlv George Rollins is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isiham Koi lins. Laveonia Pangle called on Mar guerite Kimberly Sunday. Mr. Cecil Pangle of Asheville, spent Christinas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pangle. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker took ; Christmas dinner with their son, pa Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Parker, t Mrs. David Kimberly called on Mrs. Iijbert Pangle Saturday. Mr. Wesley Burnetts spent Sat-h- urday night, with Mr. and Mrs. jok Parker. He filled hie, reg- luJor appointment at Bethel Chris tian Church Sunday, morning. Mr. Earl Pangle is vdsiitng his rf " mother, Mrs, Lucy Parker. , 'Mr. Ejmmett Pangle spent the Christmas holidays with bis brother, Mr. Hubert Pangle. " "- Gary Allison is on the sick list ft-- at this writing. Miss Yvonne Price and Miss : Ruby Sexton visited Miss Blanche vis Wyatt Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Gary Moore is visiting his '- cousin, Mr. Glenn Wyatt. - ! Yvonne Price, Laveonia Pangle and Ruby Sexton made a business trip to town Monday. S , Dr. Willis called on Hubert Pan- s gle Tuesday morning. t-., Mrs. Dale Balding and Blanche Wyatt made a business trip to Hot Springs Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pangle had as their guests Christmas BLUFF The Christmas program was presented at church Sunday morn ing. The church was bea.itifully decorated with holly, pine and col ored lights. A good crowd attend ed despite the rain. Miss Ina Henderson of Wash ington, D. C, is visiting her fam ily, Mr. Charlie ' Henderson and Gerbha, and other relatives. She is spending Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Quay Smathers of Canton. Miss Ruth Waldroup of Wash ington, D. C, and a friend, Miss Etnilie Reed, are spending Christ mas with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Waldroup. Mr. and Mre. Thomas Bright of Balfour are spending Christmas with Mrs. Lydia Bright. Other 'euests of Mrs. Bright Sunday were Mr .and Mrs. Carter Smeltzer and two children of Swannanoa, and Mr. and Mrs. Buck Williams and daughter of Balfour. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Baynard and boys of Wadesboro are spend ing Christmas with relatives here. Borneo Mr. and Mrs. John S. Woody a daughter, Friday, Dec. 21, 1956. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Henderson of Balfour are spending Christ mas witjj his father, Mr. Charllie Henderson. Mr. Elzia Miller of Seattle, Wash., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ted Rujsell. Mr. Charlie Henderson and Gertha had as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Quay Smatihera and daughter of Canton; Miss Mar- OI CV AWMOSawSS; A -mwrnwm Dempsey Woody and family, and oinrnt Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Violet Waldroup Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bright and family of Balfour are spend ing Christmas with Mrs. Lydia Bright. Mr. aiid Mrs. Edward Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Woody, Misses Margaret Russell and Ger tha Henderson, Mrs. Ora Hender son and Mrs. Burnett Waldroup and Mr. Elzia Miller helped fill the bags for the children's Christ mas treat at Ted Russell's store Saturday night. Mr. Woodson, Iva, and Ted Henderson of Balfour enjoyed a day of rabbit hunting in Bluff Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Finley and Miss Shirley Finley visited Mrs. Rachel Brown of Swannanoa Saturday. Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. ,Fate Woody Monday night were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Baynard. and bo ye, Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Woody and family, Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Waldroup, Mr. and Mrs. Day Dock Willis, Jim Shelton, Dood Allison, Dud Shetley, Roy and Jerry Parker and Wilson Pavne. Mr. Hubert Pangle and daugh ter, Mrs. David Frisbee and son, Gary; and Lewis Shetley went to Hot Springs Wednesday. Mrs. Carolina Pangle called on Mrs. Cora Gardin Monday morn ing A Happy iNew Fear to All! e .i J i . . - .i .7 s7 IMPROVED Although the number of per sons being slaughtered on Our highways seems to be increasing this year, and perhaps headed tor ward an all-time record, the lat est period for which figures are available from the U. S. Depart ment of Health, Education and Welfare, show a different picture on the water. The Department's office of vi ta! stat;srtics has released figures which show that the number of outloards in use on lakes, rivers and oceans in this country have increased from 2,643,000 to 3, 704,000 in the period between 1949 and 1954. And, whereas some 1,243 fatal ities occurred among occupants of small boats in 1949, the figues in 1954 when there were more than a million more small boats in use was down to 1,135. We are happy to point out this impnoving safety record, which .iukcates that people who are now enjoying boats for pleasure outings are acting more wisely, taking along life-preservers, and using better judgment on the wa ter. Lionel Brooks and family and Miss Mary Ann Waldroup. Miss Sylvia Brooks of Kentucky spent Christmas with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brooks. TO All OF OUR FRIENDS. 1957 J. H. Eads MARSHALL, N. C. V, BEST OF LUCK IN THt DATS AHEAD Ik! A TTAtI A f 5c Cz 12 z STOIIE tikrr n. c . l A MiMnn ' JEAN PROGRESS ." -The essence of an educated mind Is. ' the welcome accorded a free Inquiry into all of the subjects that touch the mental life of man, and the willingness of the indi vidual to question the real values that former generations have placed upon all things. . This does not mean that one 'should lightly discard the wisdom that has come to us through the ageless experience of the race, but, 'wSth all our confidence in ac cepted values, we should look openly at questionings that arise in other minds. To fear the test of impartial intelligence is to be tray our own insecurity in rela tion to our opinions and beliefs. The freedom of the individual to explore the thinking and con clusions of the human race, and to weigh them in the scales of new intelligence, is the sparkplug of human progress. No race moves ahead by blindly following the past, and accepting, without ques tion, thoughts which have been handed down to us. Without in quiries into the values of the past, human improvement would come to a standstill. SOLID NOW Falmouth. Me. When vandals took his fourth rural-type mail box post and all a man here had enoueh. He filled an oil drum With rooks, sealed a mail box to the top with concrete and anchored it all with a -length of pipe extending into the bedrock. eim New yeai May kick and happine surround you each day of the New Year. ' PALACE BARBER SHOP MARSHALL, N. C. "There' o kt' ' le oy 'thanks oi geed luck to er osy ri"d. 'V r r I. Cv." "V-U .ltllimnn.; : J , Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McClure attended a, banquet In the Club Room of the SAW last Saturday night in honor of stats' highway mechanics. Over a hundred me- ohanics, wives and their families attended the event, Lt. Bobby McClure left Tues- day night for Boston where he will be married Saturday afterr noon at 2:00 o'clock to Miss Shir ley W. Brown of Epping, N. H. Sgt Roy Coppedge of Washing ton, D. i C, was a dinner guest Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McClure. Pvt. Jimmy Jack Roberts left Wednesday morning for Ft. Leon ard Wood in Missouri after spend ing the holidays here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rob erts and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hollifield and son, Kirby, of Detroit, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Guthrie and Mr. and Mrs. Berry Hollifield. Mrs. Clyde McClure and daugh ter, Miss Louise, will leave today (Thursday) for Chadbourne for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Freder ick McClure. Miss Ruth Johnston has return ed to Jacksonville, Fla., after a visit here of several days with her SUPERMARKETS HAVE GROCERY AUTOMATS Working men and women, who forget to do their shopping or for ! get to do all of it during the day ! can do a little grocery shopping at night jn East Patterson, New Jersey, and in several other plac es. i In these communities, the grocery-buyer enjoys the advantage of being able to visit a supermarj ket where there are several vend nT machines which may be op erated from the street. The vend ing machines are stocked with milk, eggs, bread, margarine, frozen fish and meat, coffee, tea and cold cuts, and, in addition, are able to make change. The machines are built into the front walls of the big supermar-" kets and the system seems to be enjoying a -good reception from the buying public and is a finan cial success.' There is .no reason why these grocery automats should not sue-; ceed. Employes' coming to the store early the next morning can remove such items as milk, or meat or fish, or anything which would spoil, or the automats can be refrigerated. So, there is no spoilage problem. The greatest advantage of these grocery automats js that they al low working men and women, who work after grocery stores normal ly close, to obtain the necessary groceries for the evening meal without having to ride a half a mile or a mile out of the way. Al so, they are nice for the late prowler, who can stop by a gro cery automat on his way home from a night club, or a date, and do a little grocery shopping for the late meal. GOOD LUCK. GOOD HEALTH;.' N0 GOOD FORTUNE $ ' THROUGHOUT THE NEW VEAt. TED HUCCZLL 1 : A- I j nmnW'lfr. and Mrs. David ! , Mrs. E. 0. Burnetts will enter- ."Mrs. K.O. Burnette will enter tain members of the T.E.L. Claw of tba Baptist. Church at her horns - Thursday night with a Christinas ''party. ; Gifts will be exchanged and members will learn who hat been their secret friend, Poiyanna, ;r the past year. . . , Mrs. B. E. Guthrie, who has been confined to her home due to lll- -u y & -J Happy New Fishers Atmu Store MARSHALL, N. C HAPPY 'A MAY 1 Vu , l(( Service Motqr Sales Ant: f r . iAcn-, . The so-c i matrimonial time trying to .. other haif lives.' ness, e now a patient in an vu hospital, ; , Mrs.; Pets ' AHen. and' son, II ber$, returned i WednesJy f Augusta, Georgia, where tf.cy V ited Mr. and Mrs. . James Alk.i and son for several , days. "... j MAY EACH DAY BE FILLED v. WITH SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS., 'fs ) EACH DAY BE LLED WITH JOY. .1 vj. ' :
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