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EDITORIAL
LEARN TO SWIM
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Through the fine program of the American Red
Cross, plus the interest and enthusiasm of several lo
cal mothers, swimming lessons are to be given abso
lutely free at the Marshall Swimming Pool. Ronnie
Hensley, who is now life guard at the pool, recently
completed the life saver's course at the National Kea
Cross Aquatic School at Camp Carolina in Brevard.
This course was made possible through the Buncombe
Madison Red Cross Chapter.
Charles Bradley, of Asheville, Water Safety Pro
gram Director of our chapter, wilj assist Hensley in
the water safety program.
Several Marshall mothers met with Mr. Bradley and
Mrs. Stanley Atkins, instructor, Tuesday of this week .
and made plans to take courses and otherwise aid m
the water safety program.
AH this work and these efforts are voluntary
and should be highly appreciated by wbtww
opportunity to learn to swim is available to ' EVRX
ONE in Madison County. Someone asked Ito other
day if this program only applied to MARSHALL girls
and boys. The answer is NO; It is for boys and girls,
men and women from ALL sections of the county.
If you do not know how to swim, we urge you 1
to take advantage of this oportunity. Everyone
should know how to swim. It could easily be tne
meyis of saving someone's life as well as your own.
Contact Ronnie Hensley or Rex Cohn for more
information about the lessons NOW. ...
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, 1 LETS KEEP 4tK SAFE
1
ivrnndav. Julv 4th Independence Day is
usually referred to as a "Glorious 4th", lets keep
it that way.
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' ' One careless driver, one stupid pedestrian,- one '
"show-off," one "harmless" "drink, could make the? .
"Glorious 4th" a very sad and, costly day never to be 2'
forgotten. s . .
Remember, the highways will be jammed with
cars, the swimming pools' crowded with swimmers,
and everybody impatient to get where they're going
and hurrying to return to their1: Eomes. ; Many will
celebrate with fireworks. In any event, we urge you
to use good, sane judgment, not only on Monday but r
throughout the long 4th of July week-end. v
- State Patrolmen are urging drivers to be cau
tious; This means YOU not necessarily the OTHER
GUY..'' , ' ' ,A -
Don't be' a "show-off " at the swimming pool.
Take your time wherever you go. Leave early enough s
to drive slowly and safely. .
' Let's keep the 4th a safe occasion. .
, AFTER THE 4tK :
'('Si)Goate
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,TuesHay and Wedrieday,Pnly
(JULY S 6) ,s
COLD WAVES C7X0
f.i c j ccl: : i.v call.,
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! 'He (Jsus) poureth water Into
& Jaain, nd began to wash the
disciples', feet, and to wipe them
with the towel wherewith lie was
girded . w well, I'm back, and
grlad, tQ be back -1 vu irapposed
to 'bo, back last Thursday, bat' I
got home Tuesday night, and then
figured I was at least SO minutes
late returning -"you can have my
part of Florida, especially at this
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t&ne of tho .year
you
farmers experience ; a , dry ' spell
ana prant n w rain, just nicxei
up enough to pay my wages and
let mo avo Another vacation, and
11m sun . youll get tho ' desired
rain ' it never fails to have the
creeks all muddy and high when
I lake' m. vacation '. Shrirnn bad
tbtt favorable comments of the en
tiro congregation after' his lead
ership of tho mid-week prayer
service last night good, boy;
hope you set the crowd to think
ing around Oak Hill few' things
are more pathetic than the sight
of one who has become so busy!
with the Lord's work that he has!
neglected the Lord Himself
when you have nothing' left but
God, then for the first time you
become aware that God is enough
t the man who. masters
hard life accomplishes more than
the one who is mastered by an
easy one I hope to Spend
the Fourth with my family fish
ing ,-. but let's everyone drive
carefully and save lives Vi
ola was afraid of the turtles
brought Ikt and Ovella from Flor
ida until she found out they
were not alive he that eling
eth mud surely looseth ground
Fain will be gone on his . vaca
tion next week hope he has
better luck fishing than I did on
mine if happiness could be
bought, we would be unhappy a
bovrt the price it's a pity
that some folks never learn that
uncovering the other ' fellow's
faults - will never cover up their
owit faith is not believing
that God can; it is believing that
HE WILL well, I gotta go,
but remember: LOVE that makes
mothers ; great, rescues many
person fromt grime. . r
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(SAVINGS) ,
Wonds ,
F. Cuil r Caibe of Candler is
the newly-elected. . District 81-A
Governor cf Lions Clubs in West
ern North Carolina f or the 1960-
61 club year. 'U:!(;U',
Cabe, who served as Deputy
District Governor of Region Two
durinir tho vast club year, suc
ceeded Hubert Lv Kanipe of Haw
Creek as the Governor of 86 clubs
with some l.'COO; members in , 12
western mountain counties for. the
new club yeaY. which began s July
.-The new Lions Club leader ser
ved as president of the' Candler
Lions Club ; during the, 1957-68
clubyea. s- -r it " '
tCabe has been a member of the
Candler . Lions Club for the , past
10 '. vears and has a perfect at
tendance : record : since . his in
duction into membership.1.
.. He is Chief Electrician at the
American Enka : Corporation,
treasurer 1 of the Enka " Credit
Union, and has been a resident of
Buncombe County for the past 80
years. :"-:,:: :-
Caibe is a graduate of the N. C.
State College - Extension Depart
ment and the International Cor
respondence School in Electrical
Engineering. . -
-. A Shrine and 83rd degree
Mason, he is a past master of
.Hominy Majsoolc Lodge, and Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master of the
54th Masonic District of North
Carolina. ' ', : ' '
He is a member of Montmorenci
Methodist Church and lias served,
or is levlngr'i as Sunday School
superintendent, chairman of build
ing committees, church treasurer
and member of off ical board.
h Cabe k also teacher of Young
Adult Bible Class, a certified lay
speaker '-of Methodist Church, and
president of Hominy Valley Metho
dist Men. , He is a native of Hay
wood County and is married to
he former Miss Sue Williams of
Buncombe County.
Mrs. Lillie Merrell, 77, of Mar
sha EFD.2, died Friday evening
in' her home after a long illness.
She was the widow of J. F. Mer-
Surviving are two v daughteref
IMrs. Aaron Sronce of Marshall
Jl
(Mars Hill RFD 1; two sons, Gay
Memll of.Mars HHl RFD v and
Homer Merrell of Brevard; a sis
ter, Mrs. Gene Buckner of Mars
Hill "RFI 1i two brothers, 'fiam
and J.' P. Phillips of Mars Hill; .Greene. Her father gave her i
five grandchadren and a great- "narriage. -ge " oriaegrooms
Miss Rosemary Hector Greene
and William Donald Ramsey were
married Saturday in an afternoon
ceremony in Laurel Branch Bap
tist Church with the :.Rev. . Ray
Roberts conducting the ceremony.
Musiq was presented by Mrs.
Philip M. MerrilL', . Si
The bride is the daughter at
Mr., end ' Mrs, William Wayne
To Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sprinkle
of Lincoln Park, Mich., a daugh
ter, Deborah Lynn. Mrs. Sprinkle
is the former Miss. Wanda Da
vis of Walnut. , -
At Memorial Mission-
To Mr. and Mrs. Steve. R.
Moore, Hot Springs,' a daugh
ter, June 20. , 0
To Mr, and Mrs. Jay Tornber-
grandchild. . ' j
(Services , were held at 2:80 p.
tnH Monday m Jftui vreejc Baptist
Church, where the had been a
member for more' than 80 years.
The Rev. David Roberts and the
Rev. J. . B. " Sprinkle ' officiated.
Burial was in the . church ceme
tery.; Nieces and granddaughters
were flower bearers. -i
' Bowman-Rector Funeral Home
was in charge.
Day Camp Is
Now In Session
At Dennis Farm
The Marshall. Girl Scout and
Brownie Scout Day Camp is now
in session, being held at the J. A.
Dennis Farm. Friday will be the
last day of camp. Attending are
20 girls and four adult; leaders,
Mrs. Otto McDevitt, who is the
Intermediate Girl Scout leader,
and Mrs. Fred Robinson, who is
in charge of the Brownie Scouts;
and ethers leaders are Mrs. Vader
Shelton, Mrs. Ed Gentry and Mrs.
Craig Rudisill Jr., who are the
assistant leaders. Misses Sheila
Rice and Diana McEimoy are aid
ing with the program, and Mrs.
Clyde M. Roberts is furnishing,
transportation to and from the
camp each day.
Tnt girls nave enjoyed many
activities, including singing, folk
dancing, crafts, hiking, cookouts,
dramatics, flag ceremonies, and
swimming. On Wednesday a
cookout picnic was enjoyed.
Mrs. Earl Robinson is direct
ing the camp. ' 'T:
parents .are Mr, and Mrs. Cheever
Ramsey.'. ( ' " ,
The bride wore a dress of lace
styled with fitted bodlce-and faHf
draped skirt over an underskirt
of tulle. Her veil was attached
to a cap of lace and she carried
white roses. ' 1
iMiss Linda Qail Greene was
maid of honor and Miss : Zane
White . and Miss . Patsy 1 A n n
Craine were bridesmaids.. They
wore dresses of chiffon over taf
feta and carried yellow carnations.
Bernard Reece was: best
and ushers were Bruce Marlor,
and Wayne Edsel Greene of Jack
sonville, Fla., brother -of the bride.
1A reception, held in the church,
followed, with Mrs. Ray Rob
erts, Mrs. Wayne Edsel Greene,
Miss Linda Gail Greene and Mrs.
Jerry, Rice assisting.
The couple will live in Sylve.
The bride is a sophomore -at
Western Carolina College and the
bridegroom is employed by , West
ern Carolina Telephone Co. ,
Paint Fork HD Club
Met Monday With
Mrs. T. Metcalf
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7 1 fauMwOfe
1L i JCaScfl
fHaf from larmmtinM pJa rf locrawa sail.
Uulviw onMna UM asm iim vm
wmO, aUowa th. bI to b mat 4 ttiaa w-
mUt fU mnm i. ;
lin. Mars Hill RFD 1, a son,
28.
June
At St Joseph
To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Capps,
Mars Bill RFD 6, a daughter,
June 28. .'Y
Shown above is a group of Marshall Coy Ccouis at Camp Daniel Boone in Hay- ,
1 wood County. The picture was made last we Tihc-a IS local Scouts, accompanied by
1,9 camp. : In picture, left o .
I ;ar. 1 all, enj Danny Burton of
f :i Te ' y Cody, of the Marshall
The Paint Fork home demon
stration club met Monday, June 27
at the home of Mrs. Tabnadge
Metcalf. Devotions were given by
Mrs. Paul Mozley; for Scripture
readingshe used Proverbs 12. . A
business session regarding the Ju
ly picnic and the August Craft
meeting , was held. ; Music was
furnished by Miss Imogens Car
ter, soloist; "Miss Paula Metcalf,
soloist; and. Miss Teresa Metcalf,
pianist, r -
.The discussion and demonstra
tion on "Vitamin A and C the
Salad Way," was given by Miss
Teresa Metcalf, seventh grader
4-H Club member at Beech Glen
school. She demonstrated ' 'the
making of Waldorf, Stuffed To
mato, and Peach-Cottage 1 Cheese
Salads. Miss Ethel Townsend,
home economics agent, . showed
slides on various salads !and
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i Mrs. William Ramsey .
Cut CourUty CttissN-rtmea
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dressings used in providing
balanced menus.'
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Magic games " were played
youngsters and club members, led
by Miss Townsend. About 25 per-,
sons were present, including
guests Mrs. BroneHe Skaggs, of
PaintviMe, Ky., and Miss Imogene
Carter, Charlotte. ,
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'.Mrs. Talmadge Metcalf, hostess,
served a salad course for refresh
ments. chicken salad sandwich
es, frozen fruit and Waldorf sal
ad.. . ' - " f( ' ?
Virgil Smith, assistant Scoutmaster, at'. .- 1
tijl.t, Ronnie Shelton and 'Itonnie BrasH,'! 'i.
Abbeville, as they watched Instructor Paul I
troop, tile "coaipass fls" cn I.f . ry lloors, ;
.. TLe irarshall Scotita wc-a i. ' ..ftl honfts
.Tie Im.e.1 Apache Patrol, cocr' c-f J.
t." 1 i r . .. " "y, Tv. ... 4 I. - C s
tc-p he . rrs la t';e ite meet T 'a.r" "
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:t ' I -ra Treves, wxn
... ' 'p tard, scor
. .i 1C; jail f-ee style
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Men witH vision, men' with courage signed A docu
ment which declared ( thirteen North American col
onies to ' be; free . and independent. They dared,
they fought. THEY TRIUMPHED I ' "
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in a moment of relaxx&t.ca step to think! r :2.'i9
Celebrate on the Fourth.-; Have loads of fun
why we, I,'07, ere celeLrV'-j iade
cause ll.cy, TIIZIJ, L; J f:r- t $ 1 rood j
Let us al.ow you Low j c j ca fcr your 1.
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