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TH MEWS.RJSCt PAG THB0 . , - A f mm HnH 9BB9 Hb Bfl I .aiL MHV'uTi 4BPiBBwiwPMl hmI ISI Kmmm bI HP BflSlfl HBSs. eRSfiS 14 -3B PBjffSraSlfalSSWCjSJff HyMSPKv Rites Held Sat., For i Stern J. Thomas; Dies In Georgia Stern J. Thomas, 47, of Oteen, native of Madison County, died Wednesday night, February 20, 1963, near Jesup, Oa., when his truck ran off the highway and struck a tourist cabin. Georgia State Highway Patrol authorities said Mr. Thomas ap parently died of a heart attack. He was a driver of the Banana Distributing Co. of Baltimore, Md. and was on his way to Flordia for a cargo. Surviving arc the widow, Mrs. Ruby Thomas of the home; two sons, Stern Jr., and Robert Thom as, both of Asheville; one daugh ter, Mrs. Ted Sullivan of Atlanta, Ja.; the stepmother, Mrs. Amer ica Thomas of Alexander, and two brothers, Law ton of Brevard and Robson Thomas of Hot Springs. Services were held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday February 23, 1963 at Walnut Methodist Church. The Rev. Alfred Taylor offici ated and burial was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were L. R. Rector, Lewis Rector, Donald Stines, Wil liam Thomas, Hampton Guthrie, Raymond Stines, R. H. McClure, and Jack Guthrie. ' Bowman Funeral Home was in charge. This is to advise my Farmer Friends of Madison County, that I have just received a Fresh Shipment Of The Good V. C. Fertilizer and will appreciate your business in any Fertilizer you are going to need this spring. I also want to tell you that I am celebra ting my 50th Anniversary in the sales of V. C. Fertilizer, since 1913 to 1963. Grover C. Myers HOT SPRINGS, N. C. The New Parsonage of Bethel Baptist Church (French Broad Association), RFD 2, Mars Hill, N. C., and a part of the congregation that was present for the Dedication Services held recently. The build ing, debt free, is valued at $12,500.00, but due to the splendid cooperation of the membership in furnish ing materials and free labor it was constructed for a far less figure. The Rev. T. S. Henderson is pastor of this progressive church. Mats Hill News MRS. J. W. HUFF, Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. Joe Duff and ba by son, of Raleigh, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wells here last Friday to Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob West of Kinston were recent week-end vis itors here to their parents, Mr. and (Mrs. Dan Carter and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Shepard. Mrs. Avon Ray arid Mrs. Ennis Briggs have a new grandduagh ter, Pamela Ann., born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ray, Feb. 17, in States ville. There is still much sickness in this community. Miss Irene Willis is able to be back at her duties at the Medical Center after being sick at home lor several days. ment. Mr. J. G. Briggs is beginning to Signs are posted of the coming get out again after being confin- visit of the Red Cross Bloodmo- ed at home for over two weeks. Mr. Buie Grigg, who was a hos pital patient for two weeks, is home now. Mr. Bill Bennett has been quite ill at home for the past week but hopes to be out and back at work in a few days. Mr. Wesley Hunter, who has been a hospital patient in Mission Hospital for the past two weeks, does not show much improve- bile, which is to be in the Baptist Church here Monday, March 4, frtjm 12:00 noon to 5:30 p. m. Blood donors are needed. Tot ALL PURPOSE 3IN-0NE OIL Oils Everything Prevents Rust REGULAR - OIL SPRAY - ELECTRIC MOTOR ! bloodshed ! : box score : ON N. C. HIGHWAYS Raleigh The Motor Vehtclei Department's summary of traffi deaths through 10 a.m., Monday February 26: Killed to date 153 Killed to date last year 134 HOT SPRINGS R C. K1RBY, Correspondent Jimmy Collins and family were j home for several days this week, visiting Jimmie's mother, Mrs. Violet Collins. Mrs. l'etfgy Dotterer is in New York State, visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Izlar of Chattanooga, Tenn., have returned home after several days in Hot Springs with their mothers, Mrs. G. Burgin and Mrs. Mildred Izlar. Mrs. Maude Long and Mrs. Bob Davis, also Mayor Henderson and R. C. Kirby were called to Atlan ta last week in the interest of our Housing project. Twenty houses will be built for retired people and those of low income. Messrs Cline, Adams and Mann of FHA, Atlanta were visitors to our town this week. They were in specting sites for the proposed housing project. Ronnie Gentry, who has been ihospitilized at St. Joseph, Ashe ville, for two weeks, is greatly im proved, and will be home soon. Little Dena Anderson, daughter toff Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson of Alpine Court is recovering from a severe case of flu. The Worlds Day of prayer will be observed Friday March 1st. at 7:30 p. m. at the Methodist Church. The Presbyterian congregation will join with the Methodist folks in this service. Rev. Harry Sellers, our Metho dist preacher, together with Mrs. Sellers and little son Russell have gone to Stark, Florida to visit Harry's grandparents. Paul McFall is up and around once more after undergoing sur gery twice in the last few months. Paul has a host of friends around here that hope his health will be greatly improved, after this last operation. Effective Sunday March 3rd at the Methodist Church, Sunday school will be at 10 a. m. and preaching services will be at 11 a. m. Mrs. J. A. Roberts sustained a most painful injury Saturday fal ling in her kitchen, breaking her left arm in two places. Come In And See America's Liveliest Most Carefree Cars --- FORDS FORD Wins First Place In 500 Daytona Speed and Endurance Race February 24 ith Tiny Lund At The We Have A Large Supply Of 1963 and 1963 Vi FORD Cars and Trucks on Display w nneei Won SECOND Place Won THIRD Place Won FOURTH Place Won FIFTH Place Supermarket Closeout Sale Of Used Cars & Trucks CARS: 61 FORD Starliner, Automatic Trans mission, Radio & Heater, white 58 CHEVROLET 4-Door Bel Aire, auto- matic transmission, radio & healer, new recaps. Two 1956 MERCURY Tudors, radio & heater. Two 1956 FORDS, automatic transmis sion, radio & heater. 55 PLYMOUTH 4-door, extra clean, standard transmission. TRUCKS: 1956 FORD ton; 7,000 actual miles; Extra Clean, dual rear wheels. 1958 FORD Pickup; new paint job. SERVICE MOTOR SALES, INC MARSHALL, N. C.
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