I,N ALL! -A, Corre.spodt'iit
.IT PANGLH, Corre .
Js 'vie Mauck filled his reg-' Tommie Clark and Shang and A
nolntmenf Sunday evening P. Miller of Waynesville; and Mr.
fct EiUl City Baptist Church. Ev
eryone enjoyed the message.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Floyd Fish and
Linda, Cathy and,. Jo. Ann. Men
and Jim Donaldson vera visiting
" Mr. and Mrs. Roy Suttlel Sunday
night. lV? l,' Vl i '
' ; Those visiting Mr'and MrsA
'. very Allen and family over'' the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs... Wil
, ' liant'Prleo and BHly, and Mr. and
Mr Carl RkhmoAd,' Cleveland,
S. Mi;. , and taxsPoa Miller
v .'andchildren, Hene,"'DeaV" Jane
and Dona Jean, and Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Loyd Fish and Floyd,
. ;,.Miss Cathy Allen spent , .the
weekend with Miss Carolyn Moore
of Waynesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Flab, were
visiting Mrs. Rachel Coward Sat
urday. ' 1
; Mrs, 'Boh Justice was visiting
Mr, and Mrs. John Justice Sun
day. '! i ,.'" 4 1" 1 V
Grady Coward spent' a few days
"Waynesvilhj ifcltlfr his ' daughter,
Mif. fcnd Mrs',' ' Daniel Fish ; .and
Sharon," an bis sOn, r. and Mrs.
Charles Coward' and Roger. ; -
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MRS. DBMPSEY WOODY, Correspondent
The Rev. Jess Slagle filled his
regular appointment at Zion Bap
tist Church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Wal
droup and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Young and children of Concord
are visiting relatives here this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade West and
children of New Jersey visited Mr
and Mrs. Lionel Brooks Sunda
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Baynard
and boys of Wadesboro spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fate
Woody. Mrs. Baynard and boys
are spending a week.
Mr. and Mrs. David Finley and
daughter, Shirley Ann, spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fin
ley. 'Dolly Fleming and baby and
Barbara West spent Sunday night
... with Mrs, Agnes Brooks.
Mr. Doyle Henderson spent a
.: week with liis father, Mr. Charlie
' Henderson.
Mr. Troy. Woody and Fern
Tamdler of Ottawa Lake, Mich,
and Toledo, Ohio, are visiting rel
atives here. '.,
, Mr. Fred Brooks . apent the
week with his parents, Mil and
Mrs. Dave Brooks.
Mi rnriA Mr r'Htallftr itVlinlfta
of Balfour came, for thei chU-
dren, Barbara and David, tojspemd
' the week with them. The4 stay
" with their grandpa rentaMi. and
Mrs. Dave Brooks,- 4
Mr. Will T'-y of Detroit is
r vteu-mg re: here. ,' , v
Mr. cW,. Jbssett of TullaW
111 ! I ii' mi 1 'I i.i "'. 1 ' 1'U.II . J 1
- t k ? ' Y' "
ma, Tenn., spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Russell. .
Mr. Junior Fleming of New
Jersey is 'visiting .his mother,
Mrs, Minnie Fleming.
Mr. and Mrs. David Finley and
daughter and Jeanette Finley vis
ited their sister, Mrs. Joyce Young
in Marion Thursday night. -
Mrs. Bryan Plemmons is in the
hospital for an operation. Her
condition is reported as fair. We
hope for her a speedy recovery,
Miss Betty Plemmons of War
ren Wilson spent the weekend at
home.
Mary Rutfh Brooks is spending
a week with Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Dunlap of Balfour.
Everyone in this vicinity who
is employed at Pacific Mills real
ly enjoyed the picnic Saturday.
The games were lots of fun and
the dinner was delicious.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Km.,
and daughters left last ,
return to their home in El I n
Texas after a ten day visit hei
with, her mother,- Mrs. A. E. Car
ter. .'.''
Mrs. 'John Edwards, of Lancas
ter,' Ky., has come to spend the
summer at er home here.
Mr. and Mrs.,Seth Lippard and
son, Johnny, of Philadelphia, Fa.,
are spending this week here with
his mother, Mrs, Clota Lippard,
and his aunt Miss Cleta Edwards.
'Mrand Mrs. ' Cecil .Stines, of
Detroit,' Mich, are leaving Wed
nesday after a week's visit to his
mother Mrs.' J. -H- Stines,-and
other relativesj and friends here.'
; Mft;'aiwl JMra.7 joeStines and
family; ot Camden; S C, were al
so Visitors liere over the weekend.
rMr-and ftr'sC 3. Q. Briggs left
last Thuriday, Jor Rockwell, from
which place they were to go with
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and , Mrs, Kennetb Briggs, on .a,
I j Florida.
'J;ubinson Jr.,
was
few days : over the
i-.r a visit with his par-
i i his brother, Mr. Chas,
' , w ho is home from New
Yo. '. i i x i cation
Dr. ; , r.'l Mrs. Luther,. Jaryis,
who rect-n Uy ' moved to' Gastonia,
were visitors here last week-end
Mr. Ray , Jarvis, returned from
Glen. Burnie, Md., Friday, , jHisi
famuy, who had been' here for
two weoks
him Tuesday. . , '
Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Howell, of
Texas,.' have been guests of his
aunt,' Mrs. L LI Vann, for the
past two weeks. ( ' t 1 ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clay
wards and children,' Clay 'and
Jeanie, of Dallas,' Texas, visited
Mr. Edwards' parents, Mr. ' and
Mrs. H. C, Edwards, here last
week. They also visited Mrs. Ed
wards' parents in Mascot, Tenn.
returned home with
v
Ed-
Duckett Warns ,
Of Rubbish Fires
Most people have plently of go-
power, but lack staying qualities
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THE L.' P. ROBERTS,
EUILDING f
EYES EXAMINED "
GLASSES FITTED
-by -DR.
LOCK AID
OptewMtrtti
- :
1A. M. to 12 Nooa
FRIDAYS .
Fires that started in rubbish
destroyed property worth $21,-
108,000 in 1957, a jump of $10,
000,000 over 1956. ' :
"There is little value to discard
ed clothing and broken furniture
stored in attics, basements and
garages, but these accumulations
can feed a fire that could destroy
valuable property and . endanger
lives," warned Chief Allen Duck
ett of the 'Marshall Fire Depart
ment. '
Chief Duckett advises that rub
bish be cleared from storage plac
es, to remove this danger of f ire.
Hot Springs 4th
(Continued From Page One)
ory r: '
Talent Contest Jerry and
Mattie Ray Ramsey. ,
' Judges for the Talent Contest
were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Story of
The Marshall News-Record and
Messrs. Pat and Jim Young of the
Safety Journal. ' N' ,' ', v C
Safety Awards were presented
the following! "' ' s:
iCbnvertor:' r Comber " Depart
ment. Lloyd Stamey, Y.uke Moore.
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BLOODSHED
BOXSCORE
ON N.C HIGHWAYS
." j;-fi ' ..-.I : , . ,.).', , i
,
V Raleigh Th Motor Vehicles
Department's summary; of traffic
deaths through ' 10:00 a. m
Mondav. Julv 6:
Killed to date ..C- 566
Killed to date last year ..... 458
' NOTE : The' official July Fourth
Holiday toll computed from 6:00
p.m., Friday, July 3 through mid
night, Sunday, July 5 came to 8.
Fifteen died over -the same pe
riod last year. . .
"NOT FORME"
; (Melbourne - On his last day at
work after 52 years, with a tobacco
firm, Jim Whelun tried smoking
for the first' time. "Not for mi,"
he said after re puff.
W. H. Andrews, Jr., of Greene
boro, N. C, State volunteer Bonds
chairman, today reminded the pub
lic, that under , the . terms of the
Treasury's proposal to Congress,
Improvements in rates on . iSeries
E and H Savings Bonds would be
effective June L
h
5m
''There's no reason for anyone
to hold up on buying their Savings
Bonds','! Mr. -Andrews i said, f 'In
orde to i .await ,Congressiopal
actiop.; The Treasury has announ
ced thai, if Congress approves the
request,' interest rates' on Savings
Bonds wilt be ' increased retroac
tive to June V ' ,-" '
; President 'Eisenhower sent a
message' to Congress on June 8 re
commending improvemetns in the
terms of Savings Bonds, in con
nection with other public debt 1
matters. His message' was ac
compained by a statement from
Treasury Secretary Robert B.
Anderson ' proposing an increase
Sam Jenkins, C'narlie Duckett.
Spinninf Dept.: Joe King, Clyde
Euftc.i Tils?'
Pin Drafting
; Roving Dept.;
Thomas, '
Windi
r'iTyne C
Shopii
j .vore.
- r t. r ((Bill
Smith,
JregoW
....... i Uigory.
Pat Gery , 1
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i'.i; i- - ,.,' ',-I -'i r miri ,,imiirtDimm.1iwintfi'Ni(y' inniininnniiiimniiiiy J 'f i .'"'""-:'. ".':..!:, -' :VN''" 'ii.
' Take a tip from the experts
' their own words i i and from on-the-record
facts and figures:' More
..than ever, Chevrolet gives you more
. than any other of the leading low
priced three! More room to relax in,'
for instance. A sampling of official
dimensions reported t to A.M.A.
makes this clear. Chevy front seat
hip room, for one thing, is up to
5.9 inches wider than comparable
' cars. And Chevy even offers more
front seat head room than all but
fie of the Aigft-priced carsl
in NASCARt-conducted test of re
peated stops from highway speeds.
Best Style It's the only car of
' th lonrtinir lnw-nrieed 3 that's un
mistakably modern in everv line. v class in the famous Mobilgas Econ
able to tell this yourself instantly;
once you take the wheel. ; t
Best Economy No doubt about
this: two Chevrolet 6s won their
(Too late for last-week)
Our revival closed Sunday night
with much good being accomplish
Several .people attended the
Frisbee reunion Sunday at Little
Creek.
, Mr. and .Mrs. Leroy Frisbee,
Charles and Jo Ann' apent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wit
son Payne. They "returned to Ra
leigh Tuesday.-1 j vv
Mr. " and Mrs. Sidney 'Brown,
Mr,' and Mrs. Calvin Brown and
two sons, visited Mr. end Mrs.
Hubert Pangle j Friday j of' 'last
weeic Tiiey also visited Mf. and
Mrs. Warren Gillespie' of Bluff
We-are very, glad to havel J)r.
and Mrs. Kunoerly and Marguer
ite back f in ' church s and ' Sunday
School. - ' '
' Mr., Ray Simpson and parents
spept ' Saturday, . ight withi Msr
and Mrs.j Melvih i Wyatt.v Mrs.
Simpson end Children ' returned
in the interest rate on Series E noma witu mm sunoay.
and H Savings Bonds from the Mr. ' and Mrs. Fred Trantham
present 3 per cent to 8 per "d Freddy, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
cent, when held to maturity. The' iranuiam and uoris, ana mrs.
nroDosal also nrovides. for a rate Willie Trantham visited Mr. and
increase 'of aronroximatelv one-! Mrs. Jack Parker Sunday night.
half per cent on all outstanding Mr- Mrs. Ray Gardin and
bonds purchased prior to June 1, bafcy visited his Prent, Mr. and
1959, luurs. nan Uardin, xuesday.
"It's a good idea to hang onto Mr. and Mrs. Dale Balding and
your present Savings Bonds, too," children visited her mother Mrs.
the Bond Chairman pointed out. j Lucy Parker bunday.
11 congress accedes to tne, xrea
sury's request, the old bonds you
now have will begin immediately
to draw a higher interest rate,
without any action on ypur paft.
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'In its price class," says POPULAR
SCIENCE magazine, "a new high
in daring styling." '
Crtt CrJ?3 Every motor mag
azine has "given Chevrolet's stand
ard and Corvette V8's unstinted
praise As SPORTS CARS ILLUS
lltATED puts it: ". . . surtly the
most wonderfully responsive engine
available today at any price."
T.-:f r.Ue MOTOR TREND
r' r..?i; e calls Chevy ". . the
f .,;othest, most quiet, softest rid
ing car in its price class." You'll be
omy Run, got the best mileage of
any full-size car, 22.38 miles per
gallon-with Powergade. v ,
Best Trz3-ln Check in any
N-A.D.A.t Guide Eook. Chevy used
car prices last year averaged up to
$128 hipher than comparable mod
els of the "other two.".
Automobile iluvti 'U-turerK A nnofintlon
. fNatunai Ahkih-iu'ioi for Stock Car Advance
fluent anrf Herarcn
- tVafkwiil '
AHtomobtU
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Aociatlon 4 -
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rONTHEHILLAT:
: PACIFIC mill :
' ' -
We hope everyone had a nice
fourth of July. We sure had a
nice day for all the enjoyment at
the plant
Sadie Wallin'a oldest son, Rich
ard, left Monday for' enlistment
in the paratroopers.
Gayle Rogers" says she .still
likes chocolate pie. ( ,t , tr .
Lura Holder and children en
joyed a drive-in movie at, Green-
ville Sunday night, 'p' ,.;
Mr. ' ahd Mrs. Otis f Waldroup
1 dinkier., witfc , Bloyl. Waldroup
Sunday. - - ' ,
Clayton attended a Norwood re
union Saturday, present were his-i
seven brothers and sisters and his
parents. This was the first time
they all were together at one, time
in 83 years.
Seems that all the Second Shift
thoroughly enjoyed the two days
off, esepcially the picinic and re
creational events at the plant
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers and
children from Charlotte visited
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Ramsey over
the weekend.
Mrs. Roberta1 Wilde and family
from Gastonia visited Mr, and Mrs.
James Daniels Friday and Sat
urday night. -
Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomas had
a good time at the picnic Satur
day.
Mack Tweed doesn't like cho
colate pie after Saturday's pie
eating contest. ..
We are very sorry tq near Tom
my Powell had a wreck.; We .hope
he will get back to work soon.
Hope everyone enjoyed the oau
game Saturday, , - ' ..,-?
PONT LOOK NOW, BUT.
Honolulu Doufflaa 0. Craddick,
37. waa stopped by a mowrcycie
patrolman who gave him a ticket
for speeding. ' -
As Craddick drove of f,- the pat-
rnlman saw him flio the-', ticket
out of his car window.. ! .
The patrolman stopped Craddick
again, escorted him to the police
station - and charaged him with
violating the city's litterbug ordi
nance. .
Mrs. Jack Parker is improving
after being ill for sometime.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Frisbee
and children visited Mrs. David
Frisbee Monday.
Miss Sue Shetley of Waynes
ville spent Saturday night with
Laveonia Pangle.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frisbee
and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Wea
ver Allison Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shetley vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gardin
Sunday.
Mrs. Eula Mae Davis called on
Mrs. David Frisbee Friday..
Mr. Dwight Chapman, Paul Da
vis, Laveonia Pangle and Mrs.
Forris Holt and daughter took
dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Fowler, - v; -.
Miss Connie Holler is, visiting
Mrs. Tisha Fowler for a while.
" Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wyatt and
daughter of S. C," visited Mr. and
Mrs Melvin Wyatt f Meadow
Fr Sunday.- v A
Y I
(This Week's Mews)
The Fourth passed very quietly
here , "just another day." Sev
eral poeple went to Hoi Springs
for the celebration Saturday nite.
IThey were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gar
din, Wade and Wayne," Mrs. Hu
bert Pangle,'- Cecil and Laveonia,
Mrs. David Friabee, Gary and Ste
vie, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beasley,
Craig and Christine, Mr. and Mrs.
Weaver Allison, Jim Shelton, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Fowler, Gary
Moore, Yvonne Price and son,
Mike, Mrs. Forris Holt and Edna
Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kent
and family and several others.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Wal
droup and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Young and family are visiting Mr.
and , Mrs. Sidney Brown' a few
days.
'Mr. Floyd S'netley, Sue m . i
Jackie and Ronnie Allison bj b
the 4th with Mr. and Mrs. G. I.
Davis of Gatlinburg, Tenn. Mrs.
Davis was the former Miss Marcel
Graves of Roaring Fork. . .
Mr. and Mrs.; Deaveiv. Thomas
and Mrs." Viola Fowler took dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Brown
Friday. t k
Mr. ; and Mrs. Tilnian Fleming
visited ; Mr arid ' Mrs.' Pole Holt
Sunday. . , ( ' k
. Cecil Fleming apent the day
Sunday with Laveonia Pangle, ; '
v Mr.,Willari.Wyatt ot.fi. C, is
L.. . If . M . 1 : Jk
ofJvsauASiaj a(vn lMa. W'Vi luti
Mrs. Melvin Wyatt. , Sunday af
ternoon they visited Mr. and. Mrs.
Thomag Allison, , , ' r '
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Pangle of
Tenn., spent the day Sunday with
his mothery Mrs. Lucy Parker, '
, Mrs.- Carolina Pangle, Mrs. Da
vid Friabee and son, Gary and
Btevie, Miss Ethel Brown, Harold
Lee and Brenda, and Connie Hol
lar spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Melvin Wyatt and Mrs. Ar
thur Fowler. , . ',
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Allison
and children visited his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Allison
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Roland, Mr. and
'Mrs. Elmer Roland and sons of
Marion visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Gardin Saturday.
Mr. Hubert Pangle visited Mr.
and Mrs. Niok Parker Sunday af
ternoon.
Mr. Roten Ebbs of Mars Hill
spent Saturday night with Mr.
Hubert Pangle.
Mrs. M aroma Rollins went to
Aaheville on a business trip last
week.
'Miss Yvonne Price visited Mrs. ,
Francis Kent Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bradley
of Marion and son, Kenneth, and
Mr and Mrs. Bertha Conner of
Marion spent Thursday night with ,
Mr. an Mrs. Jack Parker. Fri
day tiiejj visited Mr. .' and Mrs.'
Fred Trantham.' ,--"-Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Frisbee and
children returned to their home in ;
Raleigh afterVtpending the week .
end. with Mr. land Mrs.. Wilson
Payne. '-"V.
Johnny and Dljnny. Payne were i ;
visited ; the- past week hv Ron.
Jip'aniua SMifnaiff
son, Emma Jean and June Alii- L.
son, ano iarry and uavid rangie.
... lr "-.J' mr T - :.."r.i..i.i
, jur.. . iuu :,' jnrs. xjwwis oneuey ;
spent Friday night wiflj his par-i
ents, Mr and Mrs. Bill Shetley.
' Mr. and : Mrs. CharlU : Williams
of New Jersey are visiting Mr. s
and Mrs. Rochelle Parker at this v
writing.- ' f- ;;'.-
.- . n ...
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shetley, Dud,
Ron and Jip, Johnny and Denny
Payne .and Bobby ' Allison r attend
ed the celebration at Hot SDrimrs
Saturday night.
FOOD STORING URGED
Bonn - The West German Food
Ministry has advised housewives .
to keep a week's supply of food in
store in case of emergency or
crisis.
II
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MAKING YOU
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