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i , ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl G.I,' Davis,
s of Townsend, .Tenn., were visitors
in the county over the week-end.
Mr. Davis has. been a Banger with
the Forest . Service, for several
( , wars, and is married to the form-
Miss Marcella Graves, daugh-
, ter of Mr; A. E. Graves of Hot
borings Mb D 2. ' Besides Mr.
waves ,nd friends ; of the Spring
Creek and Hot Springs area, Mr.
and Mrs. Davis also visited, her
mother, ,Mrs. Sallie Davis, near
Weaverville, and
around Marshall.
other relatives
' Mrs. Jenlee Amnions has return-
: ed home from Jacksonville, Fla.,
where she spent the week with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and
-Mrs. Carrol Fnsbee.
Mrs. Frislbee accompanied her
f- mother lame. Amd will spend some
, time here.
'Mrs. Fannie M. Black of Fay
etteville ' is visiting- her brotKer-
in-Jaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Ramsey, of Marshall.
. Mrs. Rachel E. Lea, of Balti
more, Md., is spending a few days
this week as guest of her broth
er, Mr Stephen .Euro and Mrs
Eure.
Mr, Boyce Mayhew, of Mar
shall, spent last week in' More
head City where he attended a
(Meter Specialist School.
Miss Olga Sprinkle, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sprinkle, of
Marshall, , who graduated this,
spring , from the University of
Tennessee, is now employed by
the Pi Beta Phi Settlement School,
in tratiinDurg, Tenn. She was ac
companied to Gatltoburjr Sunday
by her mother.
a Mr. and Mrs. Howard Swann
spent the week-end in Gadsden,
.Alabama with their son, Eugene,
who ; holds a ; position with "the
Bowman Transportation', Inc., in
Gadsden.
Misses Betty Ponder and Betty
; Yelton of Asheville , will be visit
ing friends and relatives at Wil
mington and Carolina Beach this
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard C. Rec-
tor returned" Tuesday from Hec
tor, Arkansas, where they have
' -.been visiting their son, Willard
Jr., and family, v . v ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore
and family returned to their home
were Saturday alter spending a
few days in Winter Park, Fla.
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Vota Yita Clail
To Meet Tuesday
The Vota Vita Sunday School
Class of the Marshall Baptist
Church will meet Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
P. H. Dinwiddie. .Mrs. Eva Sams
will have charge of the 'program.
11 AND
EEN
lew Arrivals
At Memorial Mission-
To Mn and Mrs.' Jerry Eugene
Ramsey, Hot Springs, a daughter,
June 9. ' ' '
Dr and Mrs. Dan B. Ditmore,
of Boston, Mass.; are: the guests
of hi parentsJQvand Mrs. Har
ry B. Ditmore, of Marshall.-
Mrs. Barbara Henderson ana
daughters, . Barbara and Sandra,
of Marshall, left Wednesday for
Wapwallopen, Penn.', where they
will spend a few weeks. -
Mr. and -Mrs. Reagan ' Hender
son of Miami, Fla., spent a few-
days with Mesdaimes Blanche and
Barbara Henderson of Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. J ohn'ny , Henderson
. of Coca, Fla., spent a few - days
with Mesdames Blanche and Bar
bara Henderson, of Marshall. -
To Mr. and Mrs. Vennon Nor
ton, Marshall RFD 6, a daughter,
June 9. - I -
Attend OES
Grand Chapter
In Asheville'
. MxaUaMetcaworthy,
matron ; . Jtfra. Vaughanta Lee
Faulkner, - Miss . Aldeeu Waldrup,
and Mrs. Willie W. Story return
ed ?; Wednesday afternoon' from
Asheville where they have been
attending the fifty-fifth . annual
session of the Grand Chapter of
North - Carolina, Order of the
Eastern iStar, which convened
Sunday. Others from the Mar
shall Chapter who have attended
a part of the convention were
Mrs. Gwendolyn R. Plemmons
Mrs. Hazel L.. Proffitt, Mrs. Kate
H. Reed, Mrs. Edna C. Bailey,
Mrs. Zura E. Metcalf , and Mrs.
Nadyne M. Worley. ' '
Bv "POP"
By Jove, here it is Thursday
morning and I suddenly remem
ber, that I haven't written col
umn lor this week some
times press t dayv styps up on me
and writing a column at the last
minute when things are rushed to
capacity is a mighty hard thing
to do we had a very inter
esting talk at Brotherhood Mon
day night by Rev. David B. Rob
erts he surely is a fine per-
son and I always enjoy hearing
him I've never heard him
make a statement that wasn't
worthwhile . he usually has
something to say before he speaks
was also glad that the Mar
shall Lions voted to donate $100
toward the Balbe Ruth team here
the Lions Club is certainJy
an active organization always
ready to help any worthwhile pro
ject I've been sorta "lost"
this week with my good wife in
Asheville Sunday, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday attending the
OES Grand Chapter meeting -
I "baby-sat" with our pet Per
sian cat, "Scoop," and saw ihat
he was fed properly, etc. he
missed his "mother" greatly, and
also his "grandmother" . (Mrs.
White, who visited in Woodfin this
week) the only excitement
around town Wednesday p. m.,
was the movinsr of those huare
transformers from the depot to
the new REA sub-station
heard that Carol Marie Houston
a contestant "in the Dairy Queen
Contest, was on television the
other night thanks to the
Rev. George R. Blue for his nice
letter received this week al
ways glad when people show ap
preciation, Thomas and Gail
are back from honeymoon
both displaying fine tans
remember, Sunday is Father
fay do something nice for
your Dad.
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11: z. E: B. Proffitt Jr.
Is Honored With A
Stork Shower Sat. 5
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WithTheSick
Mr. M. C. Jackson, of Marshall
RFD 6, is a patient at Aston Park
Hospital where he is undergoing
treatment. His condition is im
proved.
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Theator ;
LOCATED BETWEEN MARSHALL AND , WALNUT
v Show Starts Each Evening At Dusk
. Friday-Saturday :
' Double Feature
LEIF ERICKSON
"BORN TO THE , SADDLE?
MAMIE" VAN DOREN RICHARD COOGAN ,
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Maxwell Completes.:
Course; Awarded
Diploma By NRI
: Kenneth N. Maxwell, RFD 2.
uarsnau, has completed a course
in Servicing Electrical Appliances
and has been awarded a diploma
by the National Radio Institute of
Washington, D. C. He finished
the prescribed course of techinca!
studies , with creditable, grades
and is to be' congratulated upon
his achievement.
Jane Ramsey
Struck By Rock
Miss Jane Ramsey, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ramsey, was
taken to Memorial Mission Hos
pital for X-rays Tuesday, of
shoulder Injury which she receiv
ed Monday when struck by a rock.
X-rays revealed that there were
no fractures.
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MISS CAROL MARID HOUS
TON, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Ed Houston, of Marshall RFD 6,
was a contestant in the recent
Dairy Queen Contest held at West
gate -in Asheville. ; . Miss: Houston
represented Madison County in
the event. ' , , 1
Attendinsr Welfare 1
Meeting In Raleigh
'Mrs. Frances- (i. Kamsey, su
perintendent of the Madison
County Welfare Department, is
attending the Administrative Con
ference of the N. C. Department
of Public Welfare in Raleigh
this week.
Mr. Ted R. Russell, county au
ditor, and Mr. Wayne Brlgman,
commissioner, accompanied Mrs,
Ramsey to Raleigh .Tuesday', re
turning Tuesday night
J. B. Mcintosh
Is Honored For
Choir Service ,
J.. B. Mcintosh of Asheville was
honored for 60-years' membership
in the adult , choir of First Bap
tist Church at a party Thursday
at the church. He will complete
his 50th year of service next Sun
day. ' . ' -
Mcintosh joined the choir; in
1910 and has served continuously
since except for a leave of absence
during Worfd' War I. ? He was
member of the Asheville police
force and for a number of years
was a j professional wrestler. ; He
was a ' close friend ; of ? Asheville
authoi1 Thomas Wolfe. ' " '
'"Carl W Pewymtelaik-jtoo-k
Charles Huey Is
Music Director
At Grover Church
Charles Huey,'i"soni of Mr, and
Mrs. Wade Huey,, of Marshall,
has accepted the post of music di
rector of the First Baptist Church
in Grover, N. C. He started his
duties there last week-end.
Mr. Huey, who was r. on the
Dean's List at Carson-Newman
College, recently receives his de
gree in music and plans to enter
the University of Florida this
Fall where he will work on his
Master's Degree in Church Music.
Huey Attended
PCA Meet At
Carolina Beach' -1
Wade Huey, of Marshall, at
tended the. -i Asheville Production
Credit Association directors' eon-
ference held - Tuesday at Carolina
Beach. Mr. Huey is director of
Madison County, v .' , - ?
A stork shower was given for
Mrs. Willie D, Radford Profflfit
in the home of Mrs.) J, Di Gosnell
'Saturday evening, June 11. i-
Many beautiful and useful gifts
were received by the honoree and
an enjoyable time was had by each.
Games were played, led by Mrs.
James Arrington and Mrs, J. D.
Gosnell. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Jim Cody, Mrs. Tommie ' Roches
ter, Mrs. W. H. Deal, Mrs. V. W.
Cody, Mrs. E. B. Proffitt Sr. ,amd
Mrs. J, T.' Anderson.
' The gifts were opened, by the
honoree, assisted by . Mesdames
Jhn Cody and James Arrington,
after which refreshments , were
served , by the co-hostesses, Mrs.
Arrington and Mrs. Gosnell.
: One noted attraction were the
nut cups, which were miniature
three-cornered diapers of white
flannel pinned with a gold safety
pin and waxed. These were taken
home as souvenirs.
Those present besides the hon
oree and hostesses, included Mrs.
Wayne Clark, Gene dark, Mrs.
E. B. Proffitt Sr., Mrs. W. H.
Deal, Mrs. Jim Cody, Mrs. Everett
Gosnell, Mrs. J. T. Anderson, Mrs.
Albert Baldwin, Mrs. V. W. Cody,
Mrs. Arvil Gosnell, Mrs. W. Jack
Ball, Mrs. Joe Sprouse, Mrs. Tom
mie Rochester, Miss Cindy West,
Mrs. Isaac West, Mrs. Warren
Houston, Mrs. James Coates, Miss
Jane Ramsey, Miss Sandra Kay
Metcalf.
Ed Bush Is
Butcher At
Model Grocery
Ed Bush, formerly of Murphy,
has accepted a job at Model Gro
cery here as a butcher. Mr. Bush
has had . 36 years experience in
butchering. .
He started his duties here Mon
day.
Mother-In-Law Of
Former Marshall
Lady Passes Sunday
iMrs. R. P. Potts formerly of 57
Oakwood St., in West Asheville,
died at 9:20 p. m., Sunday, June
12, I960 in the home of a daugh
ter Mrs. George C Zirkle, of Dan-
drldge, Tenn. . .
.Services were conducted at 3:00
p. m. Tuesday in the chape of
the , MorriB-tHendon-Blaek Funeral
Home. The Rev. W. G. Thomas
officiated. Burial! was in 1 the
Green Hills Cemetery. Pallbear
ers were J. E. Divelbliss, Carl
Buchanan, Marcellus Buchanan
HI, Dr. Francis Buchanan, and
Leon and Felix Picklesimer.
Surviving, in addition to Mrs.
Zirkle, . are two sons, Richard of
Enoxville, and Felix of Bryson
City, who is the husband of the
former Miss Nell Dodson, daugh
ter of Mrs. F. A. Dodson of Mar
shall and the late Mr. Dodson;
two sisters, Mrs. Marcellus Bu
chanan of Hendersonville, and
Mrs. J. E. Divelbliss Sr., of Ashe
ville; and several nieces and
nephews. .-
Pearsons Move
Patrolman and Mrs, Charlie
Pearson Monday moved Into the
house formerly occupied by Mc.
and Mrs. Howard Barnwell, ; who
have recently moved to Asheville.
Mars Hill News
' MRS. J. W. BUFF, Correspondent , .
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Mrs. H. L. McConnell, of Ashe
ville, is spending a few days this
week here with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. John W. Huff.
iMrs. O. E. Sams left Wednes
day of last week for a visit to rel
atives and friends in the Shenan
doah Vallev of Virginia. ' '
Miss Ruth Anderson is leaving
this Wednesday : to return to
Cleveland, Ohio after a two weeks
visit -with" relatives in this sec
tion. ... -"
Miss Ethryn Ar'irson reurn-
ed last week from V 'L.a where
she was a teacher.
2r. and llti. r.alJ r.n, of
t i ; .? c.-.ys
c:.nriu;'
last c, '
and JTrs,
I"1, rents,
Tiu.:! .3011,
and Mrs. Edwards' daughter! Mrs.
Carl Brittain and Mr. Brittain
and their little ion.
Mr. Frederick .Anderson and
Mrs. Bruce Sprinkle have return
ed to ASTC, Boone, for the sum
mer session. And Miss Carol Tup
man has returned to Carson-Newman
College for summer school.
Miss Edith Shepard id home from
Wake Forest. ...
'Mr. Cliarles Robinson Is home
from New York for a visit with
his parents, I'r. and Mrs. D. M.
Kvlinson. 1 '
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MISS FRANCES MONTGOMERY
and James B. Connor plan a winter
wedding;. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy F. Montgomery of Grand
view, Ind., who announce the engage
ment, and is a senior at Louisville
(Ky.) General Hospital School of Nurs
ing1. He is a senior in the University of
Louisville School of Dentistry, and is
the son of Vance Connor of Marshall
and of the late Mrs. Connor.
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