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EDITORIAL
HI, MOM! YOU'RE WONDERFUL!
This coming Sunday May 13 is Mother's
Day.
The world has become so busy with its scientific
advancements ... its startling news ... its vast in
crease in crime ... its crowded schedule of meetings
and socials . . . and the thousand's of other things
which take our time and attention, we have little
time to really sit down quietly and think of our ma
ny blessings. We are often too busy to gather as a
family for any length of time. We are victims of a
rushing world.
Once a year, however, we have an observance
of Mother's Day. Regardless of our busy schedule
we should turn our thoughts to the greatest girl in
the world Mother.
To us, whose mothers have passed away, we'
can have our memories and express our love in pray
ers and thoughts. We, too, can observe Mother's
Day.
To those who are fortunate to have their moth
ers living, we sincerely hope that they will honor
her and express their love for and to her. The most
tender word in the English language is Mother.
1 We seldom realize-how much Mother means to
us. ; Only this week we were reading the following
paragraphs and were so impressed that we haves de
cided to close this column with those paragraphs:
Ouch, Mommie, I skinned my knee , and it
hur-r-rts! ' - ,
C11..A 5 rlnno A'aa Wri-mr ' rlnso t vniir ftVPS and if
count to ten slowly and then count to ten Jtgain and
I ll have a nice white bandage on it and it won't hurt
any more. Mom , . . what's kindergarten like? Do
I hafta go? Gee ... 11m scared. Now, Johnny don t
be ashamed to be scared.) AH' of us are a little
frightened of new things we don't know about. But
do you know what? 'Most every one of those new
things turns out to be fun . . . and" that's the. way we
grow up a little each day. Now get your jacket . . .
; Watch that flutter kick, Ginger, if 'you really
want to learn to swim the crawl! Gee, Mother, you
make it so easy. You can teach anything! Yes, I
know it was an accident you broke Mr. Harrison's
window with the ball. Now you march over and tell
him you'll mow his lawn till it's paid for.
' Oh, Mother, you waited up. Fm glad. The dance
was simply super and dreamy and, Mom . . . did you
worry about being popular when you were sixteen?
Of course, Nan. Every girl does. But I learned
something, too. Do you know the best way to be
liked? It is being yourself.
Thanks, George, for your hand. I can't whisper
in church but I'm thinking we've come full circle it
seems," Now it is our son who is getting married and
he looks and acts so much like you did that wonder
ful June day back in 1937 . ..
. Sure, you don't mind, Mom? We'll be back ear
ly.' Mind? I love it I Show me a woman who would
rather do anything else than baby-sit . . . with her
own two beautiful grandchildren !
?; Hi, Mom! You're a wonderful girl J
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f. The Madison Nine baseball team
kept its record clean by defeating
Old Fort last ; Sunday afternoon
on the Old Fort diamond, 2-0.
I Old Fort's fast ball pitcher, A.
Edwards, held the Marshall bat
ters to only two hits, while Bill
Davis, Madison hurler, gave up
4 hits. ' i 1 , .
i Fine defensive ' play by both
teams was witnessed throughout
the game. 1 ' ' -
Old Fort traveled to Madison
on Saturday but the rains came
before game time. This game will
be made up later in the season.
Madison will go to Enka this
Saturday afternoon, and Enka will
play Madison Sunday on the Is
land in Marshall. Saturday's game
is 3 p. tn., and Sunday's game is
at 2:30 p. m.
Madison 000 100 1002 2 0
Old Fort 000 000 0004 0 2
WP: Bill Davis; LP: A. Ed
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Raleigh The Motor Vehicles
Department's summary of trafflt
deaths thraqglh 10 a. m., Monday,
May 7, 1962:
Killed to date
369
Killed to date last year . 347
Miss Linda S. Lusk, ,
Jackson B. Reid Jr.
Are Married May 1
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Miss Linda Sue Lusk and Jack.
son a. Keid Jr., were married
Tuesday, May 1, 1962 in Marshall.
iThe bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lusk of Lei
cester and attended Leicester High
School.
Mr. Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson B. Keid of Marshall, at
tended Marshall High School.
Thev will, live .in Marshall. ' s
Sleepy Valley $pt
Club Met May 2
At SA Center F
The' Sleepy Valley Community
Development Club met at the Sal
vation Army Center, May 3, at
7:30 p. m. with 28 present,
i The meeting was opened by
Congregation Song, led in prayer
by Mr. Perry Gowan.
The secretary, Mrs; Manley
Holt, read the minutes of the last
meeting.
.The business session consisted
of discussion on our community
projects.
Discussion of a barbecued Chic
ken Supper given by the com
munity club, and 4-H club, date
to be set later.
Mr. England, assistant agri
cultural agent, gave a talk on
tobacco diseases, insects, ect.; also
showed color slides of tobacco. Al
so urged the farmers to water
their tobacco plant beds and spray
for insects. Meeting adjourned.
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Miss Evelyn Dockery
Passes Tues.; Rites
To Be Held Today
Miss Evelyn Dockery, S3, of Rt
1, Walunt, died Tuesday afternoon,
May 8, 1962 in a Buncombe County
hospital following a lengthy illness.
Services were held this (Thurs
day) morning at 10 o'clock in the
home. The Rev. ' Hobert Bullman
officiated and burial was in Mas;
sey family cemetery on Rt. 1, Wal
nut. Friends were pallbearers.
' Surviving, are the . step-father,
Henry Massey, and the- mother,
Mrs. : Arvella Dockery : Massey of
Rt. 1, .Walnut; one -brother, G. D.
Dockery of Greenback, Tenn.; two
half-brothers, Jim and John Massey
of Rt 1, Walnut; one sister, Mrs.
Martha Freeman of Newport, Ten
nesse; and one half-sister. Miss No
da Dockery of Walnut. -
Bowman Rector Funeral Home
was in charge. " 1
Sinrrins
The regular 2nd Sunday Singing
will be held this coming Sunday
night, May 13, at Arrington Branch
Baptist Church, starling et 7:C0 o'
clock. All B'rer3 and the public
s.re invi''-i to t"- 1.
V,"e a.at ' ; a co4 s" ' ,
. A group of primary children fronv the Mara Hill
School was one of the runners-up in the Mountain Youth
Jamboree which was hW recently m .Asheville. They
were in competition in the Elementary .Folk Dancingdi
vision. Their precision dancing to the tune ot .JittW
Brown Jug" was excellent. For this they got a high rating.-
Their costumes were red and white. The boys are
actually girls dressed up as the ladies' partners. The 'dance
"-T."j. w ;,Hnn nf Mrs. Thaida C. Roberts. Her
group did a Mexican dance last year and won an award
fL kf .lDntorv folk dance dunnsr the Jamboree.
The group was composed of: Lisa Haley, Melanie
Tin!io r.ovta Fisher. Patricia "Murray. Elaine
Rav. Peggy Drake, Susan Chapman, Jayne Buckner, fcnei-
la jtsruce, ana v reiu iaiivu.
Revival Services To
Start At Bethel
Baptist Church
ti.a Rov. RiH'Hensley. of Or
lando, Fla.,- will begin a revival
meeting at Bethel Baptist Church
on Monday, May . 14. . ,
The Rev.' Mr. . Hensley was the
former pastor of Edgewood Bap
tist Church of Enka.,
Singing
The regular 2nd Sunday after
noon Gospel Singing will be held
at the Hopewell Baptist Church
next Sunday, May 13, beginning
at 2 o'clock.
' All singers and listeners are
invited to attend. -We are expect
ing some good singers among
them the Shore Family Singers
from Asheville.
Be there to enjoy it with us.
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To Meet Tuesday
The Vota Vita Sunday School
Class of the Marshall Baptist
Church will meet Tuesday even
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Mrs. Ron Sprinkle.
All Day Service
There will be an all day service
at Doe Branch Community Church,
Sunday, May 13.
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