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? ioJ'Jftperatlors ierrf jintil' jEh al haw
4 vexpecUd to be Abut July t."
v i; to "hrerlaoDln aervicea" 'feti Ra
TJi the' pppjioied 4io atatiott to be
ilmll,at SylTa,N. (WSJ),
v; j v it w aute4, .ty - lv .
u'"7,:- Th aale price )t th station wai
, l-wt wealed, "v4't'r.; A'
f . - v Mr. Childress aaldtjiat the sara
I l f 'penwnnel u at 'the present will
. - - Junt!mlJl Iimm Th IopbT ata
r; tioii atartej here, 6n' Sepum-'
t " and Mra, ShWdtn4 fait-
iiy are
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?cted to iaove io' Mar-
t nea future, aa;1s
,il vho'js hot . mar-
t ' TL nw owners of the local
etaUon are exrpricnced radio op
tjrfttor",
suvue (bouhiii M!e) was ratied
Kay 2D. t : -";,
, This, ",assures, 'Madison-County
! Of continuance, of th bookmobile
Jservica which has been v so popular
' aince its beginning. 1
" Mrs. George Shupe Is
Renamed Chairman
Library Bd. Trustees
IMra. George Shupe of Walnut
was renamed chairman of the
Madison County Library Board of
Trustees at the June meeting held
at the courthouse this week. Oth
er officers' and members include:
A. W. Coa tea,, vice chairman; Mrs.
Dorothy Huff, secretary; Mrs.
Judson Edwards, treasurer: and
Hex Allen, H. W. Cook and Mrs.
Ezra Burnette, members. Mrs.
Burnette was named to replace
Bill Whitten, whose term expired.
The board approved its tentative
.. budget, which will be presented, to
the commissioners this month and
worked on-plans for 'a new book--.
mobile.
MANY CASES ARE
TRIED IN COURT
HERE LAST WEEK
The May term of superior court
for the trial o fcriminal cases was
beld here last .week with ! Judge
Zeb V. JJ(jttles, of i Asheville, pre
siding. ' Robert S. Swain was the
solicitor.
The . term.
which started
on
Monday, adjourned Wednesday
with ; more than 75 cases
tnan 70 cases cnea,
most of them" being driving drunk
and traffic violations. ;' j
Arproximately' 10 casea were
contiowd. ' "r ! " .'" ';.,'N-,-r 1
The 1 case of ." Andy Glenn,
Jesse G!enn and' Ihidley Glenn,
charged with robbery with fire
rir" ' st the home of Isaac Price
n : ,-r ;T Crixk sevc-al months
-, tn ' 1 -I" e most interest.'.
, jVfP defendants pleaded
t ' ' e.Kel-'-iCs fr.tcnc
? rn Lp?t Tsrp)
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Candidal lr Lion
DUtrict Governor
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-Judge Vplfani A.,Har of Wev
verrllljB Jtaa aAnoiinced' hii Candi
dacy for DiatrW -8l-Ar.,(3oTeri
iomi- (3db 1tt Western North
Carolina tor. ika V eli&j'7ai' be
ginning July v1 v,-.; , -
Hla candidacy U object to- Dis
trict: SiA Votine' t harnoal
North. Carolina 'liona .dob, Cm
rentton - bejrinnW Sunday, ' fmt
i, n' Aaheyille. - V, r -
Judo -Hart "f 'the ' Buncombe
County Juvenile and Domesl 'e Hfr
latlor? Co'iif is a n V ' la to
cd V. L. (Ed) K ' f- 1 Jr
'est ' C -of
tS 1-
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Killed In Wreck
Mra. Dwight McDevitt
Mrsi Pwight McDevitt, an
expectant mother, who was
instantly killed in a wreck
pictured at right) last Fri
day morning.
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Injured In 'Ore Last JFriday;
Funeral Held Monday - Mr.
; McDevitt Now At Moore
General Hospital
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: ; Mrs. Dwight McDevitt,: 19, ant
Joseph McGregory, ' 19," a "hitch
hiking, Marine, of , Kinstom "Ga.,
were, killed - instantly ; and . Mr.
Dwight McDevitt aeriously injured
in a two-ear wreck which occur
red on the N. (-Tennessee State
line
last Friday morning. ..,,
According to State Patrolman C.
H. Long, who investigated the ac
cident, Mrs:. McDevitt, an expect
ant mother, was being taken to a
Gre"!eville hospital by her, hus
band. 1 En route, they stopped and
r'" rl up MoQrejory, who was
I. 'Wl..irg from CViry Toiat,
"FannersJ on, land, ho,' which W
neat waai Heeded lorgram ior
a'rf the years 19W. 196ff and
i987,jy piply or a 1968 wheat
acreajaallotaent, according, to
Novilfr tiawtinaV chairman the
tfaison County rricultural ?ta
WJiaatieii" and Conservatknr Com
jnittee' To H' consideted for an
aHotanqnVon, a farm wJaicJj had no
Wieat seeded to iraini ltor any of
those, years,' the farmef must ap
ply, in writing to rWs " county . ASC
committee bi JiUff ft, SffT1, ,f'
"i Blank" airolication forma are
IsVaflabte" at the "ASC county 'of
fice for JiklilH "t
u s ',fet,vlt7! vf iA
inhadiso
autoidsiiap:
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-Four meraiert of Flag Pond
Tenni family wea treated'at Me
morial Jffissloa. Hospital Thttrsday
after, jep la which they .wen
trareUntr thwugh the Bijf Laurel
section of Madison County raa off
BoartoS; Creek Boad and overturn
ed; down ar 80-foot Embankment.
' Oriveir of thVieeri, HiUie Fen
der,' 47, of J"la ond RED 1,' told
State Highway Patrolman D. H i
aeyj who inveatigatedi that
looking t back at a f
following the jr'
son, he said,
horse, wlikih ?
the youth f
13, and Fender, esc.v
or, bruises.' .7, ,.
Blilli
cBeuitt And Torino
C, where ho was stationed.
. Aa they nearod. the 'state line,
an approaching car careened out
Of control, , mounted an ' embank
ment, then dropped on the 'McT
Devdtt ear". ' : Mrs. .. McDevitt, . the
former Mias Iva Glenn Griffin,
waa instantly killed- but her body
was rushed "to Tacoma Hospital
in Greeneville . where an unsuc
cessful 'attempt waa made to save
the baby. xPl 1
Ut. McDevitt 29, "the son of
Mrs, P. N. McDevitt and the" late
Mr. McDevitt,. was critically in
jured and was rushed to the To
coma IIo'pitaL' ne suffered
vera head injuries.
I'cGrrj-ory, vl.i vis riding c
the t;nk seat of f-e T'-t-vilt r
' y of
ess"
been
r paft-
n7 to
i I the
Timittee.
J quota
', 4$ per
t ..cat as
r year in
cd. The
i wheat Is
J oi tnar-
37 wheat
,. hcn mar
i effect,.
i ; ly If 1th
iienf es
and who
acres oi
Hy on his
wheat ( '
annonnct
tnent.'of -'Novito
1
The rat j
(penalty i
cent of i
of May 1
which tV-
current t
f2.B0 pti
Gtov.p
keiin? i
crop on .,
keting
farnipr '
the ,v
tabli 1
harvc ;
wheat 1 -ifannt
wheat i
7 T
s. ' i The
a farm is
' e snrport
alaoM
The r
the 1
nno
Korln
t, price for'
s recently
r bushel ia
c:
817,
Le
; Adolph
uuiiinander; a'st Tasre) ' ?
The driver of the Tenaessee car
was" Dennis Ingle, 28, of Greene
ville, Tenn., RED 1. - He escaped
injury. -
A': Madison . County coroner s
iury, decided after an inquesfhere
Friday night that the victims met
death "because of the careless
ness" of Dennis Ingle. Ingle is
being held in the Madison County
Jail on warrants of ma-ulai;; liter,
driving- intoxicatoJ and not hav
ing an Cfvtiior's i-et:s;
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fuey announced bere tbis
wetk fthat -aA. all-night singing
program wilt W b14;jcn
the Marshal acbool. auditorium
on Saturday 1,nighVJuner8.'A,Ed
Bull, well-known tnaster of'. cere
monies,, will, be present and tnany
famous singer1 will, be ba tbn.pro-
gryV!'
' Mr. Hiie urges " all lnger
wishing 'to' iTa.rtlc.lpat 'fa contact
birn immediately. 'lrrv-'-
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Proceeds from the entertainment
wiQ be turned over to the Madison
uoumy ea .uross owve, woioa v
lgglnrt.K 'ttf-V-,
The public,, is invited to "attend
the ' event,. enjoy ' tbo inuslc, ; Wd
help aw the, MidiBo Coutjty Bed
Crow Chapter .- . ;
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Fred C Tilsoir
Injured In Wreck
Thursday Night
. FrediO,
Tilson,: -district sales
managey of 0in Uathjeaon Chem
ical Co and a prominent resident
of Marshall, was painfully injured
Thursday nlgmf w root to bls
homo on , Qi ManhaU-Mara , HH1
Highway.' . V.1 ;n. -,
) ' Hei was rushed to aft Aahevdlle
hospital Where It stitches (Wre
required for the laceration n fcb
bead, - The bad Injury a caus
ed when he was Jolted against the
right window, after fcbi car .left
the highway, . Tin cause of . the
accident, was due to Mr. 'Tjlson
Lvonu"ng Winded" by-an approach-
in!? car. He; escaped further "in-
y snd wa4 able to be i i Li:
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nv 'F
v tl H f 1 t
ui.vaijj in ll(i-, fcuhouyh
U lUt
vie bu'-
driven all ever the natjon. '
Mr. Tilson's 1956 Chevrolet ior
door sedan was, badly damaged; t -
Killed, Hr-
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ment. , ' . m.'
MoDevitt's car was going north
When 'the collision occurred 140
feet inside North Carolina: .
-Also investigating the accident
waa Tennessee Patrolnvan1! Rankin
Long. . ij. .-a , v, -3
Mr'- McDevkt's '.'condition. has
improved to the point that he was
transferred from Tacoma Hospital
to Moore General Hospital at
Swannanoa last Sunday.. , He was
able to attend the funeral of Mra.
McDevitt on. Monday- 'W--'
Mr. McDevitt, a. former coach
and pf'Vr .of the Laurel High
f !. I f.n:!?y, now operates -0
! t Alexander. , :
- .. r".r-v!;t was a g-? " -!r
.;: ' I . i ' f. Ti;d '
t f ' '"t . in irr .
v : ( " 1 ! ' - -er at T
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V.
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,y i J, Fleming Snipes
BAPTIST V.B.SU
(DcrrmmiEffr
Plenle To iW Held FruTy)
-j-7 Mominri Faculty
' Commencement exrclsei for the
Vacation Bible School, in progress
at the Marshall? Baptwt Church,
will be-held' Sunday evening at
7:3 J o'clock. Mr .4jHoWar Barn
well, music director and assistant
ipr'nr-al, will be in charge of the
" p ! . ol will wntinue through
, 7. A picnic tki-l be
htld Li the churil, yard FriJay t
11:S0 with menjjjtis f the Wromi
sva'a MissJonary-Bociety- assisting
Continued To Last Page) t
Seriously Injured
Dwight McDevitt
Mr. McDevitt, who was.,
seriously injured in wreck, j
He is now a patient at the ;
JMoore General Hospital.
eOcuift
Motor Sales, bare last summer.
s Funeral aervkea for Mrs. Mc
Devitt were- held " Monday after
noon at Big ' ; Laurel . Baptist
church.-, ; ; v r
The Rev. Floyd Ponder and the
Rev. Kimeey Ball ; officiated and
burial was in the Lewis Cemetery.
Pallbearera were Paul,' Kehemi-
ah and James Griffin,. Andy and
Kermit Lewi and Joe Bradley,
Clarence Robinson and R. B. Rice.
'Surviving an addition to her
huhand are ftcr
Mrs. Vt'ayne Cri
EFD 4; t vo 1
rarer3, Mr. anc
.".'"n, of Mar.-' T
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of
SUNDAY
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To Ba
. Held At Hot itprmg, '
otel; Sntyea To Be "rUti,. " ,
a Guest . .j8';'i,.:' r
' Hotel;
Oil , Monday. Juno 10.
Mr..,
Fleming, Snipes. , HiaihwaysCoin-
ml88ioner , Of . Mario&i will b the ? .
Kuesii v bus aiomn wpv 'yTi,.,.i.i,.w1vV,.v,..-.
.motioq Oounci, in an important ; ' fJ '
toeeting- that will m held at the jV -,,''
Hot Sptingil Hotel. . .' yyl
, Other fiesta Witt indudat Mr. 1 ' r -
JuliaiJ Steppe, tha president of V r7',' 1
th4 Ashevill Council and district . , V. ", V
official ot tb Carolina Power and-W'"' " ' ,
Light Company; representing tho X,.
ABhevillO'1-Industrial Promotion ' '
Council, which has been most griuf .
cessfut in" locating' many new-ln1 J '
dustries.'jB this '.area.'1 With ' hinv a '
will ba' Mr.' Frank Coxa, tha 'h ,
ocutive Vice president of tha coon-''- : -
cil, wiho' played amajdrrola int t t
hrlTurin - saw' tolantsl. to Hot
Spring? and to.JJars HOT.-' The,
Asheville Chamber of . Cointnerce
wilt bo reprewnted b Mi.' Fleav v ,
log Tlman,itt Jrisidant, a ro- T
gresslve civic leader and business ' v
man. -With Mr.. Talmas will b', ,
Mr. jacK itamoMit tna oaaunwi - r
v 'i ; 1 11 t s A, .
0?iGElIP?AGD :
D3SVD):S5AY;':'.v
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Beloved Hot -,r!"- 7. I
f ' Marshall CU.zr 1 L It I- '
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George-S-iLippard, C3, cf
f!pring37 died -Wadnesday June u,
1967,"" at pi ik4 m a AsheviJIe
hospital after long Illness.
- He had served as treasurer and , ;
bookkeeper for the Madison Conn- ;s,
ty Board of Education ''with of- - V
fices in Marshall for the past 17
years. x - w
Before becoming connected with. . r,
the Board of Education, Mr. Lip- :;
pard was general manager of the
Buquo Lime Plant at Hot Springs.
He was also Madison County au
pervisor of the National Youth
Administration (NYA).
Xiippard was a native of Con
cord, an elder and treasurer of ;f
the Hot Springs Presbyterian
Church.
Funeral services will be held at ; ,
the home Friday morning at 11:00 . r
oVlock. The Reverend Roger
Cowan, pastor of the Greeneville, j
Tena, First Presbyterian Church, ;
wiH officiate and burial will be. in.c; ,
theFairview Cemetery. , ; ', i
: Pallbearera will he W.. W. Peek, s
Semeth Burgin, James Gentry,
Joe Eads, John Gorenflo.'and Bill -WWtten.
', - . .
Honorary Pallbearers era E.' J.
EvanJ,, Adorphus Coates, Fred E. ,
Freeman, Clyde Brown, Fred Eng.
lh, Ralph Neill, Glea Reams, Dr.
Nermant Anderson Aaheville), Dr.
James 'Milling, Dr. -'Ernest Pow
ell (MarsHilI),;Dr, Joshua- Cam
blea (Asbeville), Harry Hill, Ted,
Russell, v Morris iBstpid, i Homer
Foster, Jim', Raleigh, Charlie Col
lins, -Reeves Church, Peter Feldt
mose, Jamee' Story. f;'i ,
The body . will be at the borne
tmtil the funeral bouri -'
Surviving art the , widow, Mrs.
Ruthf Cecil. Lippard ; four " daugh
ters,, Mrsi Arthur M orris of Lake
burst, i N. ' J.,', Mrs. Chaih j L.
Smith of Dahlgrea, Va.; .Trs. rr.U
liamvHoyt of Duil 1 t .I "
Kancy -vLippard' of . Hut
and Asheville.
- Also survivir- t - ;'-.
Mrs. -V..:,--
C.-.n'o E. :
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