THE NEW
MARSHA
Plan To Attend
HON. CHARLES R. JONAS
FUND RAISING DINNER
Asheville City Auditorium
Saturday, May 4 7 p.m.
11th Congressional District
Republican Rally
TICKETS $10.00
Madison County Quota
More Than Half Sold and Going Fast
PEOPLE interested in a better
North Carolina Urged To Be There
TICKETS May Be Obtained at Sprinkle Shelton Co., Marshal
Madison County Republican Executive Committee
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News
(Too lata for last
BSW wore
in the midst of God's
creation and the song, "How Groat
Thou Art" was ithe only way to
describe the beauty of tea moon
Every spring, when the braoeh
lettuce end ramps ate big enough
to eat, we always enjoy a day on
the Bluff. Sunday morning we
went as far as we could in el Those going were Mr. and Mrs
truck, then while some picked let-iQuay Sma there and three chil-
tuce and cooked dinner, the restfdren of Canton; Mr. and Mrs. Fate
went on a tractor and trailer a
bout 6 miles to the ramp patch,
over roads that were so unsafe
only the driver rode; but it was a
wonderful trip. The mountain
waa beautiful with the stillness
found only deep in the forest,
broken only by the tonga of birds.
On the top, as far as your eyes
could see, were more mountains.
Although we weren't to church,
Wbedy and three children, Mr.
and Mrs. Lionel Brooks and two
children, Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey
Woody and Eugene, Mr. and Mrs.
Burnett Waldroup, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Pangle and Ken. When we
returned with the ramps, the
cooks really had a fine dinner
reedy. Boy! did we eat and drink
chat good old mountain spring
water.
LET GEORGE DO IT
Things will never be rosy for
people until the taxation system
is revised so the other fellow pays
them all
Allanstand News
MRS. BIRCH ARB SHELTON, Correspondent
(Too late for last week)
The Rev. Ronald Reid pastor
of Allanstand and Glen Lee Chur
ches left last Thursday for his
home to Kentucky to be with his
parents. They are very ill at this
time. Mr. and Mrs. Reid expects
to take care of his parents and
the farming and will not be here
to preach any more. We are sorry
and wish his success.
Sad news reached us last Satu
day from Everett, Wash., of the
death of Mr. Harrison Gahagan.
Jte is the brother of Mr. John Ga-
Mra Alice Honeycutt. Mrs.
LTrimble and Mrs. Magnolia
He was . laid to
dren.
Mr. and Mrs. Birchard Shelton
and daughter, Mrs. John Cook and
Terry Lynn Cook spent last Sun
day with his sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Payne of
Cedar Creek.
There will be Sunday School at
Allanstand next Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock. Everyone is invited.
We don't know if there will be
preaching since Mr. Reid won't be
with us but all come out. New
plans have been made.
Mr. Birchard Shelton is surveying
HUNTER CREEK
MRS ERNEST BALL,
(Too late for last week)
Mrs. Starlon Reece and grand
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Howl
Reece and baby of Waynesville
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Ball recently.
Ernest and Conunadore Ball
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Ball and other relatives in Cand
ler recently.
Diana and Donna Ball were vis
iting Marie and Linda Carol Ball
Sunday.
Mrs. Scott Warren and son Gre
gory, were visiting Mrs. Ernest
Ball and Marie Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Ora Rice of Candler and
Mrs. Frank Buckner and Maria
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Squibb
Less than 3 a day
Larry Garth Randall
Dies Following Car
Wreck Thursday
Larry Garth Randall, 22, of
Asheville, died Thursday, April 26,
1963 at 12:15 a m., in an Ashe
ville hospital following a car
wreck.
Services were held at 3:30 p. m.,
Friday to Laurel Branch Baptist
Church.
The Rev. Dan Windsor officiated
and burial was to Laurel Branch
Cemetery. Friends served as
pallbearers.
Surviving are the parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Randall of Rt
6, Marshall; a sister, Miss Relda
Joyce Randall of the home; a
brother, Charles Albert Randall
of Rt. 6, Marshall; his maternal
grandfather, Sam Robinson of
Asheville; and his paternal grand
mother, Mrs. Tennie Dockery of
Asheville.
Bowman Funeral Home was in
charge.
Mrs. Gleason Will
Give Organ Recital
Saturday At MHC
IING MUSCLES
nagging pain of
If you're like most people and
can't remember dates and address
es, names or appointments, you
would be astounded by the memo
ry of a musician who will play
at Mars Hill College Saturday
night. May 4.
She is Mrs. Cathrtoe Crosier
Gleason, one of Americans fore
most organists who has one of the
largest memorized repertoires a
mong concert organists. From
memory she plays Bach's major
organ compositions as well as
those of pre-Bach composers, the
principal works of Cesar Franck,
Liszt, Messiaen and Alain, the
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important woraa w
and Langlais, and a long list of
works by living American com
posers. In addition to these, she has
committed to memory the Reubke
Sonata, the Sowerby Symphony
and the Pastorale by Roger-Du-casse.
Formerly head of the organ de
partment at Eastman School of
Music, Mrs. Gleason is now asso
ciate professor of organ at Rol
lins College, Winter Park, Fla.,
where she is also organist at
Knowles Memorial Chapel.
She will perform here on the
$100,000 four - manual Aeoiian-
Skinner organ in Moore Audito
rium, beginning at 8 p. m., Sat
urday, May 4. The public is in
vited. There will be no admission.
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President, Marshall Lions Club
Director, Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Member, Marshall Merchants Association
Quartermaster, Local Chapter V.F.W.
Member, Marshall Volunteer Fire Department
Member, Madison County Medical Society
Mason
Deacon, Marshall Baptist Church
ember, Madison County Board of Health
Dr. Niles is a Tax Paying Citizen and is the type of
man who has proven himself valuable, and one who is
always active in helping to promote Industry and every
improvement for the welfare of our community.
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For A Sound, Honest And Progressive Mayor We Urge You To Vote For ED
NILES Next Tuesday, May 7, 1963
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