WS-RECORD
YOUR SOCIAL
! SECURITY
Jm E. Robertson, District
Manager of the Social Security
office in Asheville, has announced
naw service area assignments for
the field rapreaenUtives serving
the Western North Carolina area.
Draw C. Nichols has been as
signed to serve Madison County,
replacimr Dous-laa H RnL.-
Nichols will, however, participate
to management seminar in the
Ashevills office for a .-(-month
period prior to assuming his du
ties in Madison County. Durlnv
SttLST!!!?1 L.ur.1 Branch Cemetery
mim wui serve me
county. Fisher is a resident of
Marshall.
Mrs. Leota Howell
Passes Saturday;
Funeral Tuesday
Butter, in a separate statement
issued today, expressed his appre
ciation for tile wholehearted coop
eration given him by local offi
cials and news media. "I have
njoyed my work in Madison
County tremendously' Butler
AtutAO I 1 .It
maa tn la nas been to a
ffreat degree because of the fine
people I have had the pleasure of
-oriung wim m the county."
Mr. Fisher or Mr. Nichols will
he at the courthouse in Marshall
the second and fourth Wednesdays
of each month to assist those with,
questions regarding social securi
ty and to be of assistance in the
filmg of claims for benefits. How
ever the appointment system pre
sently in use will be continued.
" wismng to meet wtih
"ie representative should make an
appointment by writing or tele
phoning the Social Security Dis
trict Office, 50 South French
Broad, Asheville, 28801 (Tele
phone 252-8773). In addition, ap
pointment forms are available in
Mrs, Leota Howtil. 70, of Rt.
8. Marshall, died unexpectedly
Saturday, June 29. 1963 in hei
home.
She was the widow of Luther
Howell and a lifelong resident of
Madison County.
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oervicea ware field at ZI50 D4T1 ,
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Tuesday in Laurel Branch Bap
tiat Church.
The Rev. V. C. Fisher, the Rev.
Dan Windsor and the Rev. W. B
Sprinkle officiated. Burial was in
Pallbearers were Frank Fisher,
Bill Silver, James Forester, John
S. and Reeves Howell and Clyde,
George and Carson Roberts.
Surviving are three aunts, Mrs.
D. K. Cohn of Asheville, Mrs. J.
W. Edwards of Rt. 2, Marshall
and Mrs. Aurora Revis of Mill
Spring; four uncles, George Rob
erts of Rt. 2, Marshall. McKinlev
Smith of Florida, Gerscheon Smith
of Mars Hill, and Baird Smith of
Asheville, and a number of nie
ces and nephews.
Cnanmliiiooed
MARSHALL, N. C, JULY 4. IMS
Dr. Robert R. Henderson
Dr. Robt. Henderson
Commissioned As
Captain In AF
Holcombe
in charge.
Funeral Home was
fill.Cracks And
Holes Better
PLASTIC WOOD'
-Accept No Substitute.
Mr
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a social security pamphlet rack
located in the hallwav of t.hn.
county courthouse.
Dr. Robert R. Henderson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Henderson
of Hot Springs, has been commis
sioned a captain in the Medical
Corps of the U. S. Air Force. He
will report to McDill Air Force
Hospital, Tampa, Fla., July 8.
Dr. Henderson received his B.A.
degree from the University of
Tennessee where he was president
of the National Honor Society of
Pre-neddcal Students. He was on
the dean's list at the University
of Tennessee Medical School at
Memphis where he received his M.
D. degree in 1962.
ne nas just completed his in
ternship at Roanoke Memorial
Hospital, Roanoke, Va.
,u Petition Inspections Are
Held July 3-4 For
RE A Substations
The annual Substation inanan.
(tlon and testlnar for Mai-ahmll wo.
held on July 8 and and everyone
that is served out of Marshall
Substation was without electric
power for the period of 1:80 p.m.
to 3:30 p.m.
The inspection and testimr of
I the Mara Hill Substation was on
I July 4, and every person being1
served through this substation was
lout or power on that date from
12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
mis is an annual urogram
carried out by Westinshouse E
lectric Company so as to keep our
nhaTratinmai n . i j
j . ' I ""ruing con
wr ana am. Joe K. Hen-Mit on nH
A a . IT 'ywiing
" aiwnners. nas ao- i that mio-ht .,
. , . - - . i u power inter
cepted a position as instructor of r,,nn
ruiKHHiicRuu nursing at tne uni
versity of Tennessee Hospital.
Miss Henderson, who attended
Carson-Newman College and the
University of Tennessee, has a
diploma pf Nursing from Johns
Hopkins Hospital and a B. S. de
gree in Nursing from Johns Hon
kins University, Baltimore, Md.
Miss Madelon Henderson
t a -
Madelon Henderson
Accepts Position At
U. Of Tennessee
Miss Madelon Henderson, daugh-
Jo Am Essick Becomes
Bride Of Aubrey Messer
Miss Jo Ann Essick, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Essick of
Marshall, and Aubrey Messer, son
of Mrs. Martha Rector of Mar
shall, were married June 22, 1963,
at the home of the bride at two
o'clock.
The Rev. Jack Davis performed
the ceremony.
The bride wore a white sheath
dress with matching accessories.
She is a 1963 Graduate of Mar
shall High School.
The groom is a 1962 graduate
of Marshall High School and is
now employed with the American
Enka Corporation.
ALLANSTANI) I
MRS. BIRCHARD SHBLTON
$50 REWARD
Sheriff E. Y. Ponder is offering
a $50 reward for information
leading to the arrest and convic
tion of person or persons doing
any damage to church property in
Madison County.
New! Gillette
MOON MULUNS
Ferd Johnson
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Among those attending church
at Belva last Sunday afternoon
from A Hans land were Mrs. Bue
ford Shelton, Miss Mayolyn Shel
ton, Terry Lynn Cook, Mrs. Rosa
Lee Sams, Dwight and Sheila
Sams and Mrs. Birchard Shelton.
The Rev. Lee Delp of Pennsylva
nia delivered the message, using
for the Scripture lesson John 15:1
17. The theme, Bearing Fruits.'1
A quartet composed of Mr anJ
Mrs. Dahlenrburg, Mr. Lee Delp
and Miss Marie Delp sang "Bring
ing in the Sheaves."
Mr. Dean Trimble and his bride-to-be,
Miss Marie Wricht. and
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Trimble and
son, Tommy, spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E
Trimble.
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home games and brine
them to this newspaper
man Wednesday noon
week.
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Mr. Birchard Shelton did survey
ing at Sandy Mush last Friday.
Miss Mona Gayle Gahae-an and
Miss Joan Wallen returned home
Sunday morniner after two weeks
at Southland Bible Institute, Ky.
They reported a wonderful time
Mrs. Delmos Cook wan tnkn.. tv
a Greeneville, Tenn. hospital last
Sunday mornine sufferino- from
flu. We hope for her a speedy re
covery.
All parents and anyone wish
ing to go are invited to attend
the closing exercise of the RJWa
tochool at Belva next Friday eve
ning t 8 o'clock.
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DmENDENCE
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Think too each for vonr ehfl
dren and they'll never be able to
think for themselves.
Mrs. Aubrey Messer
Revival To Start
At Lower Big Pine
FWB Church Sunday
A revival meetine will heo-in
Sunday, July 7 at the Lower Bitr
Pine Free Will RAntint n..,!.
r w-wv vuui tn.
Services will beirin eah ovn.
ning at 7:30 o'clock. The visiting
speaker will be the Rev. Mr rvi
by.
"The public is cordially invited
to attend," the Rev. G. Y. Burgin,
pastor of the church, stated.
Walnut Methodist
Homecominsr To Be
Held On July 14
Announcement has been made
that Homecoming will he nhun.
at the Walnut Methodist Church
on bunday, July 14.
The public is cordially invit
io attend.
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