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mt. and Mrs. G. L. McKinney
-f Loris, S. C, are spending the
summer ,nere. '.. ,
M4, , and Mrs, Huffman Niks
iftl Mrs.' Evelyn Holt, of Buck
eye, ..uregon, spent a few days
wim ur. ana Mrs. Ed Lee Niles
ana xamuy, Here. ,
. Mrs. fi.; E. Guthrie and daugh-
l ter, , Miss Ruth ' Guthrie left on
-Friday for Orlando, Fla., .where
tney wl visit Mr. and Mrs. Billy
vuinne.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roberts and
-son, JCeith, of Ecorse, Mich.," re-
curnea to their home Tuesday af
ter spending a few days in Mar
shall -with relatives and friends
Mr., and Mrs. Roy lAnders, of
Ml ami, Florida and Shipmsn, Vir
ginia, .who spent a few days
'with liia brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anders and
daughter, Peggy, and other rela
tives and friends of Marshall dur
ing th week-end, returned to
Virginia Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray George of
Washington, are visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Lunsford, here.
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Mr. and Mrs. ' William Oagley
and children of Madisonville, Ten
nessee, spent a few days with Dr.
and Mrsv Ed Lee Niles, ' here. 1
Mr. and - Mrs. W. T. Robison
Jr., of Gastonia were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Fain Sprinkle
and son Jobie, here, i
' ,' Miss Sandra' Dabbs has retura-
ed to her .home in Charlotte after
y 'upending 'two weeks here visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Fain Sprinkkle and
son, Jobie; ' She was accompanied!
.... -vow y j u itiniy RU
eon who will spend Several days
,es the guests of Mt. and Mrs. J.
--C. Sprinkle and Mr; and , Mrs
Ben R. Dabbs and family.
t "Little Miss Gaynell Ramsey of
, Detroit,., Mich., i s spending, the
summer with her grandparents,
,- Mr. end Mrs. Joe Ramsey of Mar-
, shall RFD 6. Miss Ramsey spent
.a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry . Rice and daughter, Sheila,
last week. - , '
Mr. and Mrs. Fred West and
children, of Montgomery, Ala.,
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Maco
Wallin this week. Mr. West is
a native of Madison County and
is the manager of the Delta Air
port in Montgomery, i
Mr. - William VanDervort of
(Houton, Texas is spending the
summer months - at : his home
Stackhouse. .
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. Mr. and Mrs. David West and
daughter, Bandra, of "Lincoln
Park, . Midi., returned to their
home Monday after spending
few days with. Mr. and Mrs. Don
West ' and" family of f Marshall
Kit IX I.
Air; ' and Mrs. Hubert Edwards
Jr.j of Detroit, Mich., are spend
ing this week with his parents,
Mr. ; and Mrs. Hubert Edwards
Sr., here.'
iMrs. William H. Niles, of Tel
lied' Plain, Tenn., is spending
few days with Dr.' and Mrs. Ed
Lee Niles, here.
Dr. and Mrs. Phil Sanders of
Whteville, N. C, were guests
her; 'aunt: and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Maco Wallin, here.
Mr. and Mrs. David Anthony
and family of Lincolnton, spent
last, Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
S. C. RudisiU and son, Lewis, here.
They were accompanied .home by
Mrs. J. E. Isenhour, of Newton.
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ls;, and Mrs. E. B. Mathis Jr.
and soh of Sumter, S. C. are vis.
iting with her parents, Mr. and
Jtfrav ; Willard C. Rector. Mr.
Mathis returned to his home in
Sumter, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Moody Chand
ler accompanied their grandchil
dren, Jeff and Jennifer Chandler1,
children : of Mr. and Mrs. J.M
Chandler Jr., to. their home"
Kftoxville, Teim.,: Saturday where
they spent the week-end.' Mr, and
Mrs Chandler Jr., have recently
moved to Knoxville front Charles
ton, S, C." r V
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnwell
and two children of Asheville
spent Sunday 'jn- Marshall visit
ing friends. y ,
Mrs.- Carol Rice of Detroit Spent
this week with her . grandmother,
Mrs.. Edd Roberts, here.. .
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Basnight and
son: Ralph, of Washington, D. C.
arrived last week to visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene AH-
man.
The Reverend ' and ' Mrs. Jack
Robinson and children left Wed
nesday for their home in Denver,
Del., after spending a few days
adioon Drive-In
v - Theater
LOCATED BETWEEN MARSHALL" AND WALNUT
. ' -, "r Shoyv; Starts, Each Evening At, Pusk i i
' Friday Saturday
; ; V ;1 Double Feature
: x - - . GEORGE MONTGOMERY . ' C '
"KING OF THE WILD STALLION"
BUSTER CRABBE JUDITH AMES
"GUNFiqHTERS ; OF ABILENE
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. Sunday Monday , , ;
DAVID LADD DONALD CRISP
"DOG OF FLANDERS" ,
Tuesday Vcdncsday '
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A VIIIVZ CAR"
A . W &J fci A A 4
The fatal accident Monday claim
ing the lives of 2 Madison Hountv
women was one of the most hor
rible. Ivd ever hear of -as
the picture shows in ttiia issue
most everyone's attention has
been on the Democratic ' National
Convention in LlA this week -J
frankly, .1 . thing there's a lot of
nonsense carried on at these eon
ventions this "favorite : son"
waste of time, plus the long dem
onstrations which mean : l little,
seem to me useless and unneces
sary ..- also- the" many "sec
onds" to the nomination
maybe I'm just feeling worn out
after listening to last night's ses-
lon and roll call until the wee
hours the convention is
quite a spectacle, but in my opin
ion should be streamlined a great
deal this goes for both Dem.
and GOP conventions - inci-f
dentally, haven't ' noticed Zeno
Ponder on TV a single time -
wonder, if V "camera shy?"
am looking forward to the Hunt
er-Roberts wedding next Sunday
afternoon both "Archie" and
Jennie Lou are great "favorites"
of mine enjoyed the Brothr
erhood hamburger cookout 'Tues
day night at Paul's and Nell's
also emoyed hearing Fred
Brown, guest speaker miss
Vena Davis at fee drug store -
nope she soon gets back on
duty the TVA booklet on
flood control and the pictures in
iv io must interesting you
may look at said booklet if you
come to tne office nere. '
. Miss Danny Jean Vul!in, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Wal
lin,, of Marshall RFD 4, became
the bride of Mr. Bronia .Ramsey,
son of Mr. , and Mrs. f Clarence
Ramsey, of Marshall RFD i 4,
Tuesday, July 6, 1960, at 7:30 p.
m., in the Enon Baptist) Church.
The Rev. J. C. Furr performed
the doable ring ceremony.",
.(The churA was decorated with
white lilies and pink and , white
snapdragons. The wedding; music
was '.. presented by Miss Dorothy
Sprinkle . ' '. .?
The bride wore a street length
dress of white eyelet and a purple
orchid corsage. ' e, . '' .
The couple will make their home
in Aurora, ; 111., where . the bride
groom is employed. ' . k
Mrs. Ramsey attended Western
Carolina College and will continue
her studies at Aurora College this
Fall. ' , .
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With The Sick
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(Mrs. Vena Davis is a patient
in the Aston Park Hospital where
Bfhjp was , admitted Monday for
treatment. ' 1 ,' . .
Mrs7 Lois. Payne, of Asheville.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Riley
Kector of Marshall RPD 1,
Fred Brown Speaks
To Brotherhood
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At Cookout Tues.
Fred Brown, of the public re
lations department of Mars Hill
College, spoke to 21 members of
the Marshall Baptist' Church
Brotherhood Tuesday night at a
cookout held on the- lawn of Dr.
and Mrs. P. H, Dinwiddie. .
His topic, The Gift Of Peace"
was well received by those pre
sent. - ' j '
, Mr. Brown 1 was introduced by
Virgil : Smith, ' program chairman
for the occasion. ; . .
; Mr. ; Everett Boone, president,
presided at the business session
which was preceded by a delicious
hamburger supper i. , -
Invitations Are
Sent Out To Wedding
Invitations have been' extended
to all relatives and friends to the
wedding of Miss Jennie Lou Rob
erts to James . Wesley Hunter at
four o'clock Sunday, July 17, at
SEVEN MARSHALL MOTHERS completed training as Red Cfoss
sdult safety laides at Recreation Park recently. Qharles Bradley
standing left) was instructor for the group. The women are assist-
thg Ronnie Hensley Red Cross water safety instructor, at the Marshall
pool. Three boys and two girls also took the course. They are (L-R)
front row Mrs. Allen Duckett, Tommy Nix and Teddy Cody; second
row, Mrs. H. E. Bolinger, Mrs. C. E. Mashburn, Mrs. S. L. Nix, Mrs.
Kermit Cody and Kermit Cody Jr.; third row, Katherine Oody, Mar
ket Corbett, Mrs. R. E. Wilson and Mrs. D. D. Gross.
T 7 m Z".1' lf"- o,c1 Sunday, "July 17, at
patient in Iemoml Mission Hos- the MadUteaCtalA.
, ' . ' . ' ' . i I ' Miss Roberts is .thl .daughter of
, Miss Ruth Lockmah, .of Ashe
ville, field . representative of the
Buncombe Madison ;Red Cross
Chapter, is a patient at' St Jo
seph's Hospital where she under
went surgery Tuesday.'
Mr. L. M. "Skdp" Storey, of
Asheville, is a patient at St. Jo
seph's Hospital where he was ad
mitted Wednesday for treatment
LocaL Merchants
Aid Little League 1
Baseball Team
Financial success hag been as
sured the Marshall team of Little
Leaguers, through the donations
of the following merchants: Ser
vice Motor 'Sales, Inc., $25.00:
Sprinkle-iShelton Co., 10.00;
Dixie Grocery, r Cowman-Rector
Funeral Home, Belk's, National
5&10c store, O. C Rector : Hdwe,
Co., Marshall Dept Store, Moores
Pharmacy, P. R. Elam Farm Sup
ply and R. B. Chandler, 1 f&OO
each. , -
here with Mr. Robinson's father.
Charlie Robinson, and other rel
atives and friends. r ; . l
The Reverend and Mrs. D. D,
Cross and their son' John,. have
as house guests two of Mrs. Gross'
nieces, Miss Mabel Ruth Michaels
and Miss Carolyn Allen, of Bur
lington.
Mr. and Mrs.' Frank Damato
and son, Frank David, of Water
bury, -Conn., are ', spending" this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Howell of Marshall TJTD 2. ,
Mr.' and Mrs. Ceorge Gwyn Rob
erts of Marshall and Mr. Hunter
is the son of Mr; R. Wesley Hunt
er, of Mars Hill, and the late
Mrs. Hunter. ; , ' ,
Walnut Bows'
To Laurel, 12-11
i The Laurel Babe Ruth team de
feated the Walnut team, 124.1,' at
Laurel Friday in a make-up game
that was called due to darkness
on June 20 at , Laurel, , -Carl
Tweed 'was credited with
the win and Thomas charged with
the loss. ' ' ' - 1
Bobby i Franklin? and Russell
Gentry led the winners at the
plate, with Eddie Thomas leading
the losers.
Walnut , 000 074 011 1 8
Phillips-Kasey Yows
Spoken Here Monday
Miss Patricia Ellen Casey.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Kasey, of Oak Ridge, Tenn., be
came the bride of 'Mr. James Ed
ward Phillips Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Edward Phillips Sr.,
also of Oak Ridge, Monday, JTuly
11, 1960, in the Marshall Bdptist
Church. The Key. Coleman C.
Caldwell performed the double
ring ceremony." !
The young couple will make
their home in Oak Ridge. , 4
Corbett Named
Area Chairman Of
NCAD Association
Laurel,
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John O. Corbett of Service Mo
tor Sales, Marshall, has been ap
pointed an Area ; Chairman of the
North Carolina Automobile ' Deal
ers Association. .... "
Corbett will be the liaison, of
ficer between new car and truck
dealers in v Madison . County ' and
the state organization and the Na
tional Automobile Dealers in Mad
ison County . and the state organ
ization and the National Automo
bile. Dealers Association.1 said : C.
W. ' Wickham, j Tarboro, president
of NCAD A.' w r
v In announcing the appointment,
President Wickham said that Cor
bett will advise the two associa
tions on local Tiappenings and will
keep the dealers in his area in
formed on state and national af
fairs affecting the retail automo
tive : industry. Corbett will also
conduct a join membership drive
of both organizations in October.!
"We in. NCADA and NADA
feel extremely fortunate to have
Mr. Conbett's active helo." Wick
ham .said, "for his is a vital posi
tion in our organization."
Mrs. Hoyle Duncan
I Honored With
Stork Shower
DEATH PROPHECY
WAS FALSE
At Memorial Mission
' To.. Mr. and Mrs. Don David
Anderson, Hot Springs, a daugh
ter, July 10. Mrs. Anderson is
the former' Miss Marguerite Da
vis of Marshall. -. :
London England - Death came
to Bert Burge 46 years after an
army doctor rejected him because
of heart trouble and said he had
six months to -live. Burge never
went back to work and lived on
relief. He died recently at the age
of 74 after breaking a bip.
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At St, Joseph's i
To Mr. and Mrs. George Ram
sey, Marshall RFD 6, a daughter,
July 8.
To Mr. and Mrs. Ja
ford, of Marshall, a
July 12.
To Mr. and Mrs. Dav!
erts, Mars Hill, a
ly 13. V ' '
'a Luns-
Hob-
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I ImbM ;, laniivl I livatO
UllhcL't Surgciy .
Steps lichnsngm Pdn
For the Brat time sdeaeakatfoond
a new healing; robatean with the aa
toaiahing ability to shrink hemor-
: rhoida and to reliara aaiii without
aurgery. In cue after eaae, while
rently relievins pain, actuml redoe-
' tion (shrinkage) took place. Moat
amadna; of all reanlta were so thor
ough that antTarere made aatoniahing
statomenta like "Piles have ceased to
. be problem I " The secret ia a new
healing- aabataaea (Bio-Dyae) dis
covery of a world-famoos research
institute. This substance is now avail
able in suppository or ointmt form
caned Pnpamtion H. At ail drug
counters money bade guarantee.
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Mrs. Carrie Tipton and Mrs.
Blanche Henderson were hostess
es to a surprise stork shower,
Saturday evening, July 9 at 7:30
at the home of Mrs. Stella Dock
ery, at Walnut, honoring Mrs.
Hoyle Duncan of Charlotte. Mrs.
Dlora Rice was in charge of the
games. Prizes were awarded to
Mesdames Altha Rector, Kathy
Tipton and Bruce Tipton. Those
present were Mesdames Rachel
Ledford, Nola Ramsey, Georgia
McOlure, Grace Dookery, Wayne
Tipton, Amos Thomas, Joan Hen
derson, Anna Mae Tipton, Altha
Rector, Kathy Tipton, Diora Rice,
Bruce Tipton, Stella Dockery and
the honoree. j
Mrs. Freda English
Rates Christian
Science, Monitor
Attend OES
Meeting Saturday
Mrs. Chauncey Metcalf, Mrs.
Marvin Faulkner, Mrs. Paul Rice,
Mrs. Kate Reed, Mrs. Harlon
Proffitt, Mrs. J. I. Story, and Miss
Aldeen Waldrup attended the 20th
District School of Instruction, Or
der of the Eastern Star, held in
Hendersonyille last Saturday.
Mrs. Profifitt served as one of
the District officers. Mrs. Met
calf is worthy matron of the Mar
shall Eastern Star Chapter.
Vota Vita Class
To Have Picnic
Freda English, folk sing
er now living in Asheville, was
recently discussed in an article
entitled "Heritage of Ballad Sing-
ingq which appeared in the Chris
tian Science Monitor. .
'i Pronounced "the south's finest
folk singer" by the writer Mrs.
English has been entertaining
since she was 12 and has appear
ed on numerous television shows
across the nation.
WJrs. English, a native of Mad
ison, County, has been living in
Asheville for the -nant fiva
She ' has three children and seven
grandchildren but continues to ap
peat in public. She is expected
to participate in the 84th Annual
Mountain Dance and Folk Festi
val in Asheville this August.
NYLON SUIT
Mansfield, Ohio One at the
smallest damage suits anyone can
recall has been filed against the
city of Mansfield Rose Steinberg
is asking $1.65 for a pair of nylon
stockings damaged in a fall on a
sidewalk. 1 . 1 , ,
.Members of the Vota Vita Sun
day School Class of the Marshall
Baptist Church, their families,
and guests will hold their annual
picnic Tuesday evening at 7:00 o'
clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly Davis. , . : '
Each class member will take a :
basket of . food which will be serv
ed on the lawn at the Davis home.
.Mrs. S. L. Nix is president of
the'class. ' r' w..-
'Attends Meet
Mr. Allen Duckett, of Marshall,,
returned Wednesday from Raleigh
where he attended a meeting of
District Governors of the North
Carolina Funeral Directors' ' As
sociation.
Schedule of Home
Demonstration .
Clubs In County
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Beech Glen HD Club meets July
18th at the Community Building
6:00 p. m. V.4 1 . ' .
Mars Hill HD Club meets July
20th at the High School Cafeteria
- 6:00 p. m. , , ' w
Little Pine HD Club meets July
21st with Mrs. J. I McElroy
6:30 p. m. . . . , v
Marshall Friendship HD Club
meets at the High School 5:30
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