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MARSHALL - WALNUT HIGHWAY
Mars Hill News
v MRS. J. W. BUFF, Correspondent
Mrs. Locke Robinson spent ,
week recently in Jefferson City,
Tenn., visiting her brother and
family while her daughter; Miss
Patricia Robinson, spent the time
with (friends at he beach.
Mrs. L. L. Vann left Wednes
day of last week for two weeks
visit with relatives in Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Tilson Fleetwood
and family, of Kinston, visited
here the week-end of the Fourth
: and, on ' their return, they took
Mrs. Julia Tilson We with them
'- for a visit there and to other rel
' 1 atives in Raleigh and '; Walston
- bur. j
Mrs. Canl Brittain and little
son, of Statesville spent the week
before the Fourth here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ed
wards. '(.-.' Mr. and ' Mrs. Gerald .Griffin
and little daughter visited here
r. the week-end of the Fourth. Miss
' CSaroleen Johnson, who had been
' with them at their home in Colam
, bia, S. C, for two weeks, return
ed at that time. And Miss Mar
garet Stdnes, iwho had spent sev
eral weeks here, went back with
" them and on to her home in Cam
den. ': . '. V'
Mrs. Bruce Sprinkle and Mr.
Frederick Anderson, students . at
ASTC, were home over the Fourth
week-end. - Miss Elizabeth Vann
and her roommate, also students
at ASTC, visited Mrs. L. L. Bann
at that time. And Miss. Mary
Huff Bpent the holiday here with
her mother.
Mrs. Frank Yandell and little
daughter, Linda Lee, are here
this week visiting her parents,
Dean and Mrs. R. M. Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. . John . L. Savage
and ( little daughter and son, of
Canton, Oho, . are guests of her
sister, , Mrs.' D. M. Robinson and
Mr, Robinson at their home here
for a few days this week.
Mrs. John W. Huff is spending
a part of this week in Greenville,
S. C, with relatives.
: Mrs. W. K. Anderson was host
ess to a luncheon party : for fif
teen guests on Wednesday of last
week, ; honoring "her niece,- Misb
Elaine James, of Asheville, bride
elect of Jesse O. Barbour. . Mrs.
Locke jRobinfcori, Miss Patricia
Robinson, and Mrs. 0 -M. tjarvis
were among the guests.' ', .
I.Ir. and Mrs. Ja. 1
t'iie following chili! i a ut
for Sunday dinner: I'.r. fir !
Gordon Parker, Jerrell an J J
of Hot Springs; J'r. tuid : ,
Paul Parker and Johnny of C! U
tanooga, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. EJ
gar Parker, Anna Lee, Jimmy, of
Springport, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Parker and two daughters of
Muncie, Ind. ; Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Parker i of Michigan; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Trantham and son,
Teddy. One son was absent, Mr.
Delmar Parker of West Virginia.
All enjoyed being at home to
gether. . . - -
Mrs, Ed Foster of Cincinnati,
Ohio and four children are spend
mg sometime with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allison; al
so Mr. Foster's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Foster of Meadow
I Fork. V ' ;
I Several neonle of this -section
attended the celebration of the
4th at Hot Springs Monday site
of last week. They enjoyed the
fireworks very much. ( '
Mrs. Hattie Suttles of Shutin
is spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Gardin.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Gardin and
Son, David' Wayne,' visited her
. ;,n late Ealur-uy,
( . luUaa Pangle called on
i t Gardin Sunday. She
visited by Mr. and Mrs.
i :'n and Elaine, s
. i;j Foster and children
, E iturday nljtht with her
1 r and family, Mr.' and Mrs.
r y Allison. ' .
I Ir. and Mrs. Sidney Brown
spent a. few days last week with
r,:r. and Mrs. Jackson Ebbs of
Eonnie Hill. f
T. ilson Payne, Spencer and Lat-
tie Kollins and Dud Shetley call
ed on Cecil Pangle Monday night
(Mrs. Clyde Stanley and children
and lady friend of Asheville spent
a few days the past week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Brown. They were also visited
by Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Ebbs
and two grandchildren. '
Emma Jean Allison and Jackie
Shetley visited Laveonia Pangle
Monday. ,
Larry Pangle visited Gary and
Stevie Frisbee Monday.
Mr. Emmett Pangle of Spartan
burg returned home Saturday af
ter spending a few days with Mr,
and Mrs. Hubert Pangle.
Mrs. Lucy Parker is visiting
her son and family, Mr. and Mrs
TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS
IN AND AROUND
MARSHALL
rJoavorvillc Lau:
nrnt.i. Mi-. n Mr. MotiiU Jl Pngle of Tennessee,
Spring Creek Sunday., . , fr'' andM5"' Wors of
v l wvuuauu otuus : njouege, ienn.,
The Bethel Christian preacher . spent Saturday night with Dr. and
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. , Larry Mrs. Kimberlv of ? Bluff. Thev
Works. of Johnson Bible College, had supper Sunday night with
Tenn., took the young people on Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Paiurle.
a picnic to Silver Mine Branch at Mr. and Mrs. Lon Parker, Mr,
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Your Social "
Security
Q , Q
v Some household. workers in Mad
ison County are not receiving so
cial security credit (for their earn
ings, according to Mrs. Lucille M.
Riokman, field ' representative of
the Social Security Adminstration.
. The law makes the employers
responsible for reporting for so
cial security purposes the cash
wages they pay to workers in their
household, eaid Mrs-. Riokman.
Household workers who receive
$50 or more in cash wages during
a calendar quarter have earned so-
Hot Springs 'Saturday night,
They were accompanied by Dr.
KimberJy, Mrs. Homer Plemmons
and Mrs. Warren Gillespie. All
enjoyed a good supper and a nice
time. ,
Mrs. Buena Frisbee and sons,
Gary and Stevie, called on Mrs.
should make sure that their em
ployers report their wages because
social security credits - are ; based
on these reports.
. The law requires the employer
to ' report cash..-wages "paid to
household workers to the District
Director of Internal . Revenue,, to
gether - with the social - security
tax due on these wages. The re
port must show : the name, social
security : account number of the
worker, and the amount of t'ne
wages paid. ' 1
The Viekt quarterly report is due
July 81. !
Mrs. Rickman emphasized that
all household workers should keep
a record of their cash wages. At
least once every three years, they
should check their social security
records to make sure that all cash
wages have been correctly report
ed. Mrs. Rickman will be in ttie
courthouse in Marshall on the
first and third r-. Tuesdays eacn
month, beginning at 9:30 a. m.,
to give information . and ; assist-
cial security credits for that peri
od. This might be as Jittle workance to Madison County residents
as $4 per weeK.. These workers on social security matters,
and Mrs. Bob .Anderson of Kings
port,- Tenn., and . daughters visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker
Monday.
; air. ana Mrs. uiiirora Allison,
and family ; visited his parents,
Mr. and i Mrs., Thomas Allison
Sunday.
Mrs. Eula Mae Davis and Mrs,
Vina Foster and daughter visited
Mrs. Buena Frisbee Monday. ;
Mrs. Carolina Pangle and Cecil.
Gary and Stevie Frisbee Called on
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Brown Mon
day. , ' ; , ; r '
Mr. and, Mrs. Robert Kent re
turned home Tuesday of last
week after , spending ; several
months near Wavnesville. ' Mrs.
Kent was a patient in the hospit
al several months.
De ccr&Uon Planned.
For Freeman Gap
Sunday,; July. 24 . ,
i'- .v. S. C. K...erts, 89, of
6 iCiiiup Ciound Kl, Asheviille,
a retired Captist minister, died
Saturday imorninj:, July 9, 19G0 in
an Asheville nursing home follow
ing a long illness. ,
Mr. Roberts had served church
es in Madison and Caldwell coun
ties for many years and was a
member of , the , Oteen Baptist
Church. -
He had retired . from ' active
ministerial work . about 25 years
ago and had resided in Asheville
for the past 20 years. ;
A native ef Madison Countv.
Mr. Uioberts was a Bon of Amos A C 1 r-U.'M.M
and Pollv Marlor Rrfnt, "wwmwu,
" - i, ;r- I . mmmm . ,
Surviving are the widow. Mrs. raSSeS 1 liursday i
SSJ-JS- fneral Saturday
f iwvticu VI Una
r r,,, "e Johnson, of Mrs. Ella Robinson, 84, J died
AsheviUe,' Mrs. Billie Miller f -r-i. j., ri n Zn . i.
Greensboro, and Mrs. Sue -R ddlek-v M...'trri- ran o oi.-
M, b . i iawaia-a vu- uul0 UUa AM' i M ,: mbv
Vl wncmnau, vnio. . ' lorn ta vMnv if R V Rn.
Also one eon, Noah Roberts, of I a ,t. ; - j.
Griffin. Ga.: four rinri.h!Mn.n . Inr. ' .'' ...
i naiier luninn: xnree sons:, uui..
seven s great-crandchdldren nnt av.. li. I
son of Mars Hill; three stepsons.
G. S. Robinson of Asheville, . W
S. Robinson of : Newbridge, 'and
John L. Robinson of Inglewood,
Calif.; a stepdaughter, Mrs. A-
lonzo Robinson of Alexander; two
sisters, Mrs. Phoenia Metcalf and
Mrs; George Allen of Mars Hill;
two brothers, .Willie Dodd of
Burnsville and Charlie Dood, Mars
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ASTIEIA
DR. EDGAR LYNGIIOLM
CHIROPRACTOR
886 Merrimon Ave., Asheville
' Coil AL 4-4711 Collect ,
one great-great-grandchild.
NCWO from the
Sorvicoo
Oak Harbor, Wash. (FHTNC)
james jk. udom. aarmkn- an-
prentice, USN, son of Mrs. Patsy 11111 SSFD e' 3 grandchildren; 12
A. Kooerto of Walnut, is serving bvbi-uukuiiuiwi. ;
with Heavy - Attack Squadron Services were held Saturday at
Eight at the Whidbey Island Na- 2 P- o.,-t Bethel Baptist Church.
val Air Station,
Washington.
Oak Harbor,j
The Rev. Everett Sprinkle and
the , Rev. Guy , West officiated,
and burial was in Chandler Cem
etery,
Holcombe Funeral Home was in
charge, of arrangements,
Mrs. Eliza Payne, 75,
Passes On Monday;
Funeral Wednesday Decoration At Shoal
Hill FWB Church
Mrs. Eliza Redmon Payne, 76,
of Marshall RJFD 8 died at 8:10
Monday, July 11, I960, at
the home after a long illness.
Cemetery July 1 7
There will ibe a decoration and
homecoming at Shoal Hill Free
Funeral services were held , at Will Baptist Church Cemetery,
,p. m., Wednesday, at the Caney the third Sundav. Julv 17. Da.
Fork Baptist Church. The Rev. coration WtmiW . ift Mwv
D. Gross, pastor of the Mar- nd siniriwr in the afternoon. ; All
shall Baptist , Church officiated, aincvr anH Ht.tn0r ir.tt
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POTATOES
Choice of
TWO VEGETABLES
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INCOCK'S
RESTAURANT -
8 N. PACK SQUARE
ASHEVILLE, N. C
Mrs. Malinda Rice
Passes On Monday;
Funeral Wednesday
A decoration observance; will
be held at Freeman Gap on Suw
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-' uiy m bui ruling at 1 :UU D
m. ; On , Wednesday, ; July 20, the
cemetery will be cleaned.
All speakers and the public are
invited to the decoration services
Son July 24. . "
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Burial was in Dry Pond Ceme
tery. t t - . n .
Pallbearers were Coleman Wor-I
ley, faney Ramsey, Burder Payne,!
Ernest Snelson, Wayne Roberts,
hnd Kenneth Bowman.
Surviving are -three sons, Fred
and Os Z. Redmon of Marshall, and
Jerry Redmon of Winston-Salem;
three daughters, Mrs. W. H. Hens-1
ley of Indianapolis, lad., Mrs. Joel
iFrady of Abbeyville, S. C.,; and
Mrs. T. P, McKoin " of Winston-
Salem; four brothers, C S. Tread-
way of Union, (S. C, Charlie of I
Hendersonvllle, Zack of Hot!
Springs RFD 1, and Hez of Ai
ken, S. C, sixteen grandchildren;
and 14 great-grandchildren. -
Bowman-Rector Funeral Home
was in charge of arrangements.
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Mrs. Malinda Rice, 85, of Mars
Hill RiFD S, died Monday after
noon, J uly li, law in an Asne
villa nursing home after a short
She was the widow of rV W,
Rice and was a life-long resident
of the Upper Xaurel section.
Services (were held Wednesday
at 2 p. m.T in Laurel Metfhodist
Church, of which she had. been a
member 62 years. "
The Rev. James Thurman and
the Rev. Ebb Jenkins officiated.
Burial was in the Justice ceme
tery.
'Surviving are two 'daughters,
Mrs. Mattie Ponder of Mars Hill,
and Mrs. Ethel Justice of Erwin
Tenn.; three sons, Spence of Mars
Hill, Alfred and Hubert of Ashe
ville; 21 'grandchildren and sev
enteen great-grandchildren.
.: Grandsons were pallbearers and
granddaughters were flower bear
erg, t?u -v; . ? -
Holcombe Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.' '
FOSTER CREEK
CAROLYN HONEYCUTT
'. " Correspondent
The Laurelton Chapel Church
was proud of its attendance Sun
day and Sunday night. ' ,
Wilodine Fender ate dinner with
visiting friends in : Weaverville,
Wilodine Fender at dinner with
Tootsie Fender Sunday..
Alda Lee Honeycutt ate dinner
with Marie Gardner Sunday.
we ae rsorry to hear that Lear
We are , sorry to hear that
Kenneth Fender, Woody Brack-
ins and Willard Edwards are on
the sick list 1 - . ' l '
Mr. and Mrs. Stepp Fender
visited relatives m Asheville Sun
day. '
Marie Gardner was visiting her
parents and friends over the week
end. , .-. , ' - ' .-
iMr. and Mrs. Case Fender had
as their guests Sunday, the Rev.
G. Y. Burgin and son, Howard.
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I Located Vi mile from Mars Hill
65 acre in 2 tracts; 0 acres open in crops t alfalfa,
tobacco, corn and permanent pasture. All under good
fence and cross fenced. 2 barns, 2 bouses, tool sl.ed,
dairy barn, trench silo, and other outbuildings; gravi
ty iwater; 1.3 tobacco allotment; 24 rnllch cows, 17
year-old heifers; 10 artificial heifer calves; IC3-al.
bulk tank; hot water heater, !s Laval m"'. crs; 17,2! 3
milk base; 33 Fcr J tractor, j baler, sUe' delivery
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