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Sp4 Howard Banks, . of For
Bragg, ' spent bhe week-end with
hia mother, Mrs- Wdliard Aniflio
ny and Mr. Anthony and family.
iMt. and Mrs. J. Moody Chand
ler ' spent Sunday In RnoxvdJle,
Tenn., with their aon nd daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Chandler Jr., and two children.
Then -were acGOinnaftlerl hama bv
their randaon, ?i Jed!if , who ia children, Casey and Bryan,
spending this week here with Ihia
grandparents.
r Mrs. Daivid McKlnney and two
(Mr. E. E. Chandler of Port
Huron, Mich., ' spent Saturday
night with his mother, Mrs. J. C.
Chandler, of Walnut. He was ac
companied home on Sunday by has
wife and two of itheir children who
had spent several weeks here with
Mrs. Oiamdler'a fatlher, Mr.
Claude M. Sawyer, , . x
have been in Kaisersalutern, Ger
many for the past two years, re
turned tore Monday. Her hus
band wiM return in September. He
ia in the U. S. Army.
Mr. and Mrs, 'James 'Story land
Roger iHaynie, son of Mar. and
Mrs. Pascal Haynie, "" (returned
Monday night f rom Greenville, N.
C. where thev spent the week-end
as cruests of Mr. and Mrs. D. D.'
Gross and their son John, and al
so visited Dr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Holt and family. On Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Gross and' Mir. and Mrs.
Story went to Tanboro where Mr.
Gross was 'the guest minister at
both the morning and evening
worship services in Trinity Bap
tist Church.
Mrs. J. N. White returned home
Monday .from Asheville where she
spent a few days with her broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Windsor Jr.,
of Burlington spent the week-end
with their parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. R. D. Windsor and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wy
att and family of RFD 6, Mar
shall. .
51 ew Arrivals
At Memorial Missio
To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cald
well, Rt 1, Marshall, a son, May
7. Mr. Caldwell is ithe son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Caldwell, of
Marshall.
To Mr. and Mrs. Hobert M
M. Edwards, Rt. 1, Mars Hill, a
son, May 3.
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Court Of Av
To Be Held
Tuesday, Ms
To Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee
Franklin, Rt. 2, Mars Hill, a
daughter, iMiay 4.
To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holt
Jr., Rt. 2, Hot Springs, a son,
May 4.
To Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Robin
son, Rt. 1, Mars Hill, a son,
May 10.
Mr. and MreLandon Davie and
two sons, Donald and Ronald, of
i Camp Lejeune, N. C, aire epend
' Ing this iweeto -irtthTMft'' Dm4s
w parents, the Rev. and Mlrs, Jack
C. Davis of Marshall . -
Mr. G. L. "Doc Burnetts, of
Atlanta,; Ga., ; visited bis father,
EnSheriff and Mrs. C M. Bur
nette, of tlhe iQrand'vdew section,
Alexander R-l and his sister, Mrs.
Jerry Rice and .family of , Mar
shall for the ipaait few days. They
had planned to visit bis brother,
Mr. E. 0. iBurmette of .Walnut,
When he (received word of ithe ill
ness of his daugjhter-in-law, . Mrs.
Ray Burnette, of Jacksonville,
Fla. Mtr. (Burnette left Wednes
day to join his wife who was. vis
iting her sister, Mrs. . Lawrence
Brown, in Asheville, where they
left immediately for Florida.
At St. Joseph's
To Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jerry
Meadows, Rt. 1, Marshall, a son,
May 10.
Lvnn Duckett Is
Honored With
Party Monday
; Mrs. Allen 'Duckett honored her
daughter, Lynn, with a party Mon
day afternoon at her home in cel
ebration of her fifth birthday.
Game? were played nd lunch
was served by Mrs. Duckett
Those attending the (party in
addition to ithe honoree, were:
Sammy and Woody BoHnger, Les
lie Mashbum, Byron Chandler,
Chipper and Debby Pearson, Don
Wilson, Cheryl Reeves, Jobie
Sprinkle, Sabra Sprinkle and Cyn
thia NUes.
Have you made your do
nation to the Rural Fire
Protection Fund? If not,
please do it now.
After a peaceful, quiet and en
joyable week-end to Greenville, N.
C, where my wife and I, P3
Roger Haynie, visited ithe Rev.
and Mrs. D. D. Gross and John
(land also Dr. and Mrs. Robert Holt
and family), we returned to Mar
shall Monday mUgthit just in
time for the action Tuesday
and what action! about
11:30 horns began to blow as 100
cars from Mars iHUl drove slowly
down Main iStreet, later parking
on the street students and
adults piled out waving placards
and chanting later assem
bled in the courtroom TV
and press from Asheville 'hurried
down everybody excited but,
fortunately, orderly some
V.ail .taara itn it.llAir Arvfn Rt file
sight of such an event others
appeared ready to explode
still others were jubilant, hoping
for their dreams to come true
Anderson and Ponder spoke as
did Rex Allen (who also kept or
der as best he could) - others
spoke on tfhe spur of the moment
others waited patiently for
permission to speak it was
a rare scene in the usually quiet
county seat after an hour
and a half, a stalemate was reach
ed and the Citizens for Better
School started back to Mars Hill
with the hope of meeting with
ffljeir local school committee later
this week regardless of the
gravity of the occasion, I got a
big laugh at the salesman' who
was handing out sample headache
powders ias the 'people left the
courthouse 1 told him
need some and I Iguess others
felt the same way I final
ly -managed to eat lunch at 2:30
o'clock with June Glenn and Jay
Hensley for a while I wish
ed I was back in Greenville even
though Bob Holt "ate me under
the table" at ia wonderful restau
rant in Washington Saturday
night a feat I didn't 'think
possible - Roger and John
really had a wonderful time to
gether even to loosing each other
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The Count of Awards of the
Marshall and Walnut Girl iScouta,
Troop 96, will be held Tuesday,
Mwy 16 in the Marshall school
cafeteria.
The Brownie Scouts will par
ticipate wifih refreshments,
Ball Cemetery To Be
Cleaned Wed. May 24
The IBall Cemetery, on Bailey
Branch Road will be cleaned on
Wednesday, May 24. -
Those with relatives and friends
buried there are asked to bring
tools and help dean these graves.
Walnut PT A To Hold
Final Meeting Of
Year Mon. Night
The last meeting of ithe current
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vear for tjie waunui Brent-
Teacher Association will be held
Mondav nkrht at 7:30 in the
school.
Mrs. Otto MlcDevitt, president
of the PTA, (urges all parents to
attend this meeting and back their
school.
Firemen's Auxiliary
Met lues.' Evening
Members of tha Marshall Fire
men's Auxiliary met Tuesday eve
tiling in the Fellowship 'Hall of the
Presbyterian Church. ;
Mrs. Allen Duckett, president,
presided. The devotions were giv
en by Mrs. Ed Niles in the ab
sence of the chaplain.
Mrs. Ron Wilson,t chairman of
the Ways and Means Committee,
gave a report of the oruimnvage
sale held last Saturday, and it
was announced that the sale would
be continued on Saturday of this
week as there are several items
still to be sold. The sale is being
held in the buiWinir on Maim
Street which iwas formerly occu
pied by Model Grocery
Those attending were Mrs. Duck
ett, Mrs. Niles, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
Bernard Reece, Mrs. Charles
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SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS at Marshall High School are (L-R) :
Hazel Norton, Charles Adams, Katherine Cody, Sandra Ramsey, Mar
garet Corbett and Jolene Clark. Absent were Jerry Ricker, Pearle
Ramsey and Barbara Henderson. All had averages above 90 for the
four years in high school.
Girl Scouts Make
Appeal For Funds
To Complete Camp
During the month of May the
ilhirteen-county Piegah Girl Scout
Council, of which Madison Coun
ty is a part, is making an alll-out
appeal for funds to complete its
established camp at Brevard. The
Pisgah Council now serves ap
proximately 2,300 girls and the
camp can only accommodate 260
girls during ia sumimer. This
means that only one out of ten
Girl .Scouts can attend camp.
The Pisgah Camp Development
Project in the iMaddsani County
area is being headed by Mrs. Lis-
ton Ramsey, Mrs. Overton Grego
ry, Mrs. Dean Shields and F. Ray
Frisby.
152 girls and 14 ladullts in Madi
son County are now being served
by the Pisgah Council.
Money earned by the Girl Scouts
from cookie sales the past five
years made .the beginning of the
present campsite possible.
Murrays Attend
Car Dealers Meet
Mackie Succeeds
Dr. W. A. Sams As
G. P. Of Year In N. C.
ADIOON DRIVE-IN
THEATER
LOCATED BETWEEN MARSHALL AND WALNUT
Show Starts Each Evening At Dusk
f Friday Saturday
Double Feature
"SHANE"
"BELLBOY"
Cartoon
Sunday Monday
, "NORTH TO ALASKA"
" Oartooo
Tuesday Wednesday s
"GIRLS. OF THE NIGHT"
';- Cartoon 1 . .
Thursday Only
"ZKSMY GEriERAL"
f toor Comedy
: i free if aeeotrrsiJai fcy pareiits.
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Crowe, Mrs. Fixysvisf Mrs.
our return riA Monday w (lBiU, Craig .JS-udlaBI Jr., Mrs. Robert
Roger and l stopped in Rialekh vaa, and Mr: James fctory.
where ' we took. ' Roger on a tour
of 4he Capitol and the museum
plus dinner at 4She SAW.
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With The Sick
Mr. A. E. Cole is a piaibient in
St. Joseph's Hospital where he
will undergo surgery on Friday.
Mrs. ReUiie All man of Hickory,
who underwent surgery in Memo
rial Mission Hospital, Asheville,
Tuesday, will go to rtihe home of
her sister, Mrs. Ed Fagan, today
,( Thursday) where she will spend
the week-end before returning to
her home Sunday.
Marshall Book Club
Met Monday With
Mrs. Walter Ramsey
Mrs. Cecil Sprinkle (returned
home Tuesday from Aston Park
Hospital where she was patient
for a few days.
Mrs. W. F. Deaver (returned
home Saturday from Aston Park
Hospital where she has been un
dergoing treatment for the past
three weeks. She is due to return
to the hospital May SO for sur
gery.
Mr. R. W. Zink is a patient in
Aston Park (Hospital where he is
undergoing treatment.
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The Marshall Book Club met
Monday, Miay 8, at the boms of
Mats Walter Ramsey. Mrs. John
Corbett, president, appointed an
arrangements committee to as
sist her with plans for ithe July
meeting at' which time members
will invite guests for a supper
meeting. Mrs. W. T. - MoEinney
gave brief commentaries on sever
al new books preceding the pro
gram. Mrs J. L. MbElroy gave a
delightful review of "The World
of Chippy Patterson," a true sto
ry of a famous Philadelphia law
yer written by Arthur IH. Lewis,
The book tells of ithe life of iChris-
topher Stuart Patterson who was
born into the Philadelphia aristoc
racy but the world he chose bad
its hard core in City Hall, its spir
itual and physical suburbs ' were
Skid Row, Chinatown, and hang
outs of notorious gangsters of the
area in which he. lived. Ghippy
died n 1933. '-7 j
Nine members were present.
Zer.3 Greet fcr
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: Zerno, a doctor's formula, liquid
or ointment soothes, helps heal
1 minor burns, cuts, bruises. Family
' antiseptic eases itch of surface
lashes, ecsema, teen-age pimples,
athlete's foot Stops smtchinft, to
aids faster healing. For stubborn
czn otmtgth Zemo.
The 26th annual convention of
the North Carolina Automobile
Association ended Wednesday of
last week at the Carolina Hotel
in Pinehurst. Key figures of tihe
automobile industry from Maine
to California are scheduled' to ad
dress the business meetings. Gov
ernor Terry -Sanford and Con
gressman A. Paul Kitohin from
North Carolina's 8th district were
featured luncheon! speakers.
Over 600 Tarheel dealers and
their wives were scheduled to at
tend the tWee day meeting. At
tending from Marshall were Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce K. Murray of
French Broad Chevrolet Compa
ny, Inc.
Sleepy Valley HD
Club Met May 3
With Mrs. Roberts
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; Pick-up and Deliveries
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TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS
IN AN'D AHCUND
MARSHALL
The Sleepy Valley home dem
onatnation dub met at the home
of Mrs. Jeanette Roberts Wed
nesday, May 3 at 2 p. m., with 8
members present, and one visiter
little JJebbie Holt, who never
misses a meeting. Mire. Ella Mae
Gowan gave the devotions, and
Mrs. Nova Trollinger led in pray
er.
In the absence of the secretary,
Mrs. Dossie iHolt, Mrs. Seva Fos
ter read minutes of the last
meeting. Dues were collected.
After announcements of Camp
Craft by Mrs. Walton, business
was transacted. Plans were dis
cussed for our annual picnic to
be held in July. We urge all
members ito be present at our
June meeting, which will be held
at the home of Mrs. Etta Rath
bone.
Mrs. Ethel Wallin, home econ
omnsT, giave a demonstration on
''Dress Colors and Patterns to
fit ithe tall, slender, large and
short figure." This demoxwtra
tion was very interesting and in
deed helpful.
uehcious refreshments were
served to the group by Mrs. Rob
erts.
Families Move
Mr, and Mrs. Willard Anthony
and family recently moved to the
Mrs. Flossie Gahagan house . at
Hopewell and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Crows and dlamdly have moved to
the house formerly occupied by
the Anthonys here. .
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George C. Mackie, M. D. of
Wake Forest was today selected
General Practitioner of itihe Year
by the Medioal iSociety of the State
of North Carolina. The selection
was made by the House of Dele
gates of he State Medical Society
during its lOTth annual session im
Asheville.
Physician, professor, human
itarian, community, and devout
Christian, Dir. Mackie has served
the people of Wake Forest and
surrounding areas for thirty years
or more.
He succeeds Dr. W. A. Sams, of
Marshall, who wan' the Award for
1960.
27 Men, Boys
At Brotherhood;
Fred Brown Speaks
27 men and boys of the Mar
shall Baptist Church attended the
Man-Boy Brotherhood meeting
Tuesday night in the Fellowship
Hall of ithe church.
'Fred Brown, of the Mars HiH
College Public Relations Depart
ment, was guest speaker. His
topic was "Personal Stewardship,
A delicious meal was enjoyed
prior to the meeting.
40 Marshall High
School Students See
"Main Street U.S.A."
About 40 students from Mar
shall (High School World History
Class visited the Ford Museum's
"Main Street U.S.A." exhibition
which was stationed on the rail
road siding alongside Meadow
Road in the iBiltmore section, Wed
nesday, May 10.
The exhibition is valued at more
than one million doUnrs, and con
st rue ted to represent a street of
19th century shops. In each ris
play there is authentic merchan
dise drawn from the Ford Mu
seum. ;
Mrs. Lew Alan Rice
Is Honored With
Shower Saturday
iMrs.' Lew Alan Rice Was horn
ored with a household - shower
Saturday evening at ithe home of
Mrs. John O. Corbett Jr. The
shower was given by Miiss Mar i
garet Corbett
The following attended:
Mesdames Guy Rice, (Barbara
Henderson, J. 0. Corbett Jr., A.
W. Whitehurst, Lew Alan Rice;
Misses Sandra 'Henderson, Judy
Tipton, Jani Woodard, Sandra
Ramsey, Pearle Riamsey, Pat Red
man tand Jo Ann Henderson.
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