MARSHALL, N, C OCT. 171968
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Marshall Book Club
Met Monday With
Mrs. J. B. Tweed
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PERSONAL and OTHERWISE
Dial 3261
Mrs. Kbba Merrell and daughter,
Iva, have returned home after
spending a week on Jekyll Island,
Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy White spent
Sunday in Tayloreville as guesta
of Mrs. White's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Kober
son. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roberts
and Brenda Kay Roberts are
spending this week in Durham
with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roberts.
They plan to attend the State Fair
in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carr and
daughter, Patti of Clawson, Mich.,
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mis. Lloyd Uockery of Rt. 5, Mar
shall, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip K. Hrint
nell of Bryson City and Dr. and
Mrs. A. M. Oelrirh of Sanford,
were visiting with their father,
William V. Farmer, and other rel
atives and friends here last week
end. With The Sick
Mr. Gordon Duncan returned t"
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Millard Tipton, of Marshall Rt.
, after being a patient in the .St.
Joseph's Hospital for several days.
Miss Mary Monroe, of Marshall,
and 8th grade teacher at the Wal
nut school, underwent an appen
dectomy in Memorial Mission Hos
pital Monday. Her condition is
satisfactory.
w Arrivals
To Mr. and Mrs. Landon Davis
of Camp Lejeune, Jacksonville, N.
C, a son, Oct. 15, in the post hos
pital. Mr. Davis is the son of the
Rev. and Mrs. Jack C. Davis of
Marshall.
At Memorial Mission
To Mr. and Mrs. John Dunk
Shetley, Hot Springs Rt. 1, a son,
Oct. 12.
At St. Joseph's
To Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Owen
Amnions, Mars Hill, Rt. 1, a son,
Oct. 10.
To Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wyatt,
Mars Hill Rt. 3, a son, Oct. 12.
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Balsam Beauty Shop
MARSHALL, N. C
Special
Cold Wave
. , CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY
OTHER WAVES
$7.50 $10.00 $12.50 $15.00
Thursday Night Appoh4siiiBirfTaiUble
Big Selection Fall & Winter Hats
MRS. J. N. PEN
Operators:
Vota Vita Class
Met Tuesday
With Mrs. Cody
The Vota Vita Sunday School
Class of the Marshall Baptist
Church met Tuesday night in the
home of Mrs. Kermit Cody. Mrs.
Charlie Sawyer, class president,
presided. During the business ses
sion the group voted to give $10.00
to the Girl Scout drive.
Mrs. Wade Huey led the devo
tions and had charge of the pro
gram which was in the form of
u "Tacky Party." Appropriate
games and contests were enjoyed.
Mrs. Kermit Cody was named
"Tacky Queen" and Mrs. K. Y.
Ponder was runner-up.
Those attending were Mrs. Dis
tort B. Ramsey, Mrs. E. Y. Pon
der, Mrs. Cecil Sprinkle, Mrs. Wad,?
Huey, Mrs. E. C. Clark, Mrs. Kva
Sams, Mrs. Guy White, Mrs. Char
lie Sawyer, Mrs. Karl Robinson,
anil Mrs. Codv.
Attending Garden
Club Meeting Today
In Hendersonville
Mrs. S. ('. Rudisill, Mrs. W. A.
Sams, Mrs. John Corbett, Mrs.
Clyde M. Roberts and Mrs. 0. A.
Gregory are attending a District
meeting of Garden Clubs today
(Thursday) in Hendersonville.
Sister Of Marshall
Man Dies Thurs.
In South Carolina
Mrs. Maude Sawyer Jackson, of
Pacolet Mills, S. C, and a native
of Madison County, died Thursday
Jt&' utU -Carolina.
Funeral services and burial were
held in Pacolet Mills, Saturday.
She was a sister of Claude M.
Sawyer of Marshall.
Mr. Sawyer, accompanied by his
brother, E. P. Sawyer; and neph
ew, Bill Sawyer, both of AsheviUe,
attended the service.
LOCK THE LIP
Nail down loose talk
save many reputations.
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FRIED OYSTERS
Seafood Platter
Home Made Pies
Delicious Coffee
HANCOCK'S
RESTAURANT
8 N. Pack Square
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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LAND, Owner
By "POP"
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Naturally, I had a wonderful
time Tuesday night at the "Appre
ciation Supper" (riven by Neill
Ross and Pacific Mills not only
was I pleased pink with the deli
cious meal and the kind remarks,
She is a graduate of Sprnig
ceiling with joy when Neill pre
sented me with material for a suit
I'll guarantee that it'll he the
finest suit I've ever had after
the supper, we all went up to tho
plant and Neill, Harry Upchurch
and Homer Foster directed us on
a tour through the vast plant
we really had a wonderful time
John Corbett scared me to
death when he said that Neill ex
pected me to speak for 30-40 min
utes hut that wasn't the worst
1 was scared when being meas
ured for the suit, Ed Niles (I
think) slipped out to my car and
"snatched" the suit material
luckily, I soon found it speak
ing of tailoring a suit, John Cor
bett has a talent I didn't know
about he's an expert "suit-measure-upper"
just hope it
fits ME and not HIM Mrs.
Ross, Mrs. Upchurch, Mrs. Foster
and the other ludics arc so friend
ly it was a thrill to be around
thorn some of those present
wished that Newspaper Week
ramr every month instead nf nnee
n year Hoy and 1 lot lieeve . rode
down to Hot Springs with us and
Koy and 1 talked football ;
the time Dot finally asked us
to change the subject but it wasn't
but a few seconds until it was
football again I bad another
fine time last Saturday night at
the S&W Cafeteria where the In
termediates of the Walnut HTU
were honored for being Standard
two consecutive years Jeter P.
Ramsey, leader of the group, is
certainly to be commended for his
fine work with the boys and girls
members of the department
presented him with a book as a
token of appreciation Miss
Katherine Grayson's talk was most
inspiring Bill and I appreciate
being invited, Jeter, and I hope
the group will remain Standard
next year it's a fine group of
girls and boys another person
who deserves a great deal of cred
it is Joan Hollifield, sponsor of
the group in closing, let me
again say that our county has lost
one of its finest citizens, Father
A. V. Graves, who this week left
for Washington, I). C., where he
will be associated with George
town University (see Editorial)
we wish for him continued
health and happiness.
FOR SALE
1959 CHEVROLET Bel Aire 2
door Sedan, V-8 engine; straight
drive; one owner.
1957 CHEVROLET j.h- u,j
Top, V8 Engine. PowprlM.-,
Trans., Radio & Heater, Extra
Clean.
1961 FALCON 2-door sedan; ti
jBtraight drive.
1955 CHEVROLET 4-door se
dan; 6 cylinder; Powerglide.
1957 DODGE -ton Truck; V-8
engine.
1953 CHEVROLET 2-ton Truck
6 cylinder; 2-speed axle.
1963 CHEVROLET Impala Dem
anstrator, 4-door sedan. Load
ad with extras.
1961 CORVAIR 700, 4-door
sedan. Straight drive; radio,
heater.
1960 CHEVROLET 4-door
Hardtop; V-8 engine; auto,
trans.; radio, heater. Solid
white.
1969 PORDOMATTC; 4-door
Hardtop; V-8 engine; radio,
heater. Priced to sell.
21958 OaBVROLETS 4-door
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1969 MERCURY 4-door; auto,
trans.; radio; heater. A nice
one, " 'is..
1958 CHEVROLET -ton truck
6 cylinders. Heater.
1960 CORVAIR Moor, Power
gMdeansradhjjieater WE HAVE SEVERAL MORE
OLDER CARS AND TRUCKS
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French Broad
Chevrolet Co., Inc.
MARSHALL, N. C.
Dealer Franchise No. 2466
Local Editor Is
Honored At Supper
At Hot Springs Tues.
Official! of Pacific Mills and
businessmen of Hot Springs and
their wives participated in a sup
per Tuesday night at the Court
Restaurant in Hot Springs honor
ing Jim Story, editor of The News
Record, for services rendered Mad
ison County for the past 17 years
he has been editor and publsiher
of the local newspaper.
The occasion coincided with Na
tional Newspaper Week which is
being observed this week.
In addition to the Hot Springs
citizens, Marshall businessmen and
civic leaders and their wives at
tended. Neill Ross, manager of Pacific
Mills, an affiliate of Burlington
Industries, Inc., presided, and in
introducing Mr. Story, reiterated
the importance of a newspaper in
the county and remarked that " . .
this expression of appreciation is
well overdue our county editor He
Dften hears criticism and seldom
receives praise for his efforts."
Mr. Story then reviewed the
history of The News-Record and
told of the advancements made
since his father, H. L. Story, ac
quired the newspaper in 1924. He
expressed his gratitude to the cit
izens of Madison County, the ad
vertisers, subscribers and corre
spondents for their faithfulness
throughout the years.
Following his talk, John Cor-'a-tt,
president of the Mar-hail
Merchants Association and presi
dent of the Marshall Lions Club,
spoke in behalf of the Marshall
citizens in expressing their appre
ciation for the "fair and unbiased"
publication of The News-Record
for the past 39 years under the
same management.
Mr. Ross then presented Mr.
Story with material, made by Bur
lington Industries, for a suit.
The group then toured the Hot
Springs plant which was highly
entertaining and enjoyed.
Shrinks Hemorrhoids
Without Surgery
Stops Itch-Relieves Pain
For the first time cience has found
a new healing substance with the as
tonishing ability to shrink hemor
rhoids and to relieve pain - without
surgery. In case alter esse, while
gently relieving pain, actual reduc
tion (shrinkage) took place. Most
amaiing of all results were so thor
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements like "Piles have ceased to
be a problem!" The secret is a new
healing substance (Bio-Dyne)-dis-covery
of a world-famous research
institute. This substance is now avail
able in rupfotitory or ointment form
called Preparation H. At all drug
counters.
Mrs. Etta Morgan
Passes Monday;
Funeral Tuesday
Mrs Etta Jarvis Phillips Mor
gan, 87, of Hobson Branch Road,
near Weaverville, died Monday,
Oct. 14, 1963 at her home after a
long illness.
Services were held at 2 p. m.,
Tuesday at Forks of Ivy Baptist
Church, of which she hda been a
member 70 years.
The Rev. James H. Smith and
Dr. Raymond Nelson officiated,
and burial was in the church cem
etery. Pallbearers were Jerrel
Deaver, Larry and Joel Morgan,
Edward McDowell, Harry Swil
ling and Rollins Jarvis. Grand
daughters were flowerbearers
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Troy Deaver of Weaverville,
and Mrs. Sallie McDowell of Ashe
viUe; and four sons, Jeter Phillips
of Akron. Ohio. Flint Morgan of
Mars Hill, Rex Morgan of Ashe-
vine, ana the Key. is. Morgan
of Greenville, S. G.
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Common Warts Awav
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Doctors warn picking or scratch
ing at warts may cause Weeding,
spreading. Now amaring Com
pound W penetrates into warts,
destroys their cells, actually melts
warts away without cutting or
burning. Painless, colorless
Compound W, used as directed,
removes common warts safely,
REM
Mr. L. B. Rice, 79,
Passes Sunday;
Funeral Tuesday
Mrs. L. B. Rice, 79, of Marshall
Rt. ti, died early Sunday morning,
October 13, 19(3, in her home af
ter a brief illness.
Services were held at 2:1(0 p. m.,
Tuesday in Big Laurel Baptist
Church.
The Rev. Jesse Slagle and the
Rev. Jack Davis officiated. Burial
was in the Rice family cemetery.
Pallbearers were Willie, Arthur,
Mack, Earl, Henry, Everett and
Wiley Rice and Foch Buckner.
Surviving are the husband, L.
Bailey Rice; a son, Roy Rice of
Marshall; a sinter, Mrs. Emiline
Rice of Marshall Rt. 6; two grand
children and three great-grandchildren.
Bowman Funeral Home was in
charge.
ALLANSTAND
MRS. BIRCHARD SHELTON,
Correspondent
Among those attending the
l'arent-Teacher meeting at Lau
rel Hitfh School Monday night
from Little Laurel were Mr. and
Mrs. L. II Cutshall, Mr. John Ca
hagan, Mrs. Fred .Shelton, Mrs.
Dorothy Cook, Principal Owen
Fish, Mrs. Itose Lee Franklin and
Mrs. Hiichard Shelton.
Tho Kev. M r. I ) a h 1 e n Imi r g
luvached at U.dva liihlo Chui.ti
last Sunday at 'J i. ni., usinj,' for
llio Scripture lesson, 1'salin 1 : 1 -1
I . The texl as taken f rum t he
Nth verse, "Thou Will Shew Me
the Path of Life."
There will not be any Bible
study Thursday niht.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapel Tweed of
White Rock visited Mr. and Mrs.
Birchard Shelton last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Birchard Shelton
and Mrs. John Cook and Terry
Lynn Cook visited Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Gahaga.i last Saturday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vern Chandler
and children left last Sunday af
ternoon for Ohio to work.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Cook of
Spartanburg, S. C, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grif
fey last week.
Mrs. Laura Cook, on the sick
list for several weeks was able to
attend church last Sunday.
There will be a council meeting
of the Madison County larger pra-
ish next Sunday at 2 p. m., at the
Presbyterian Church at White
Rock.
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CHOICE OF COLORS DAINTY UPHOLSTERED
Home Electric &
The Marshall Hook Club met
Monday evening, Oct. 14 at the
home of Mrs. J. H. Tweed in Hot
Springs. Mrs. (Ty'de M. Roberts
presided in the absence of the pres
ident. The program was given by Mrs.
J. L. McKlroy, the third lesson in
a course of Art Study the group
is studying. The subject was Ex
pressionism, and paintings hy Van
Gogh, EI Greco. Marin and Rotiult
were discussed.
New officers for the coming
year were elected as follows: Pres
ident, Mrs. Walter Ramsey; vice
president, Mrs. R. R Ramsey; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. J. L. Mc
Klroy. Delicious cake and coffe were
served to Mrs. Clyde M. Roberts,
Miss Gayle Isensee, Mrs. Waiter
Ramsey, Mrs. Wiley M. Roberts,
Mrs. Wade Huey, Mrs. Overton A.
Gregory, Mrs. J. L. McKlroy, Mrs.
Peter Feldtmose and the hostess,
Mrs. Tweed.
Engagement Announced
Mrs. Caney J. Smith, of Route 2,
Hot Springs, announces the en
gagement of her daughter, Miss
Judy Ann Smith to Sammy Fergu
son Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Ferguson of Route 3, Clyde.
She is a graduate of Spring
Creek High School, and is the
daughter of the late Caney J.
Smith.
Mr. Ferguson is a graduate of
Fines Creek High School.
An October wedding is planned.
OTHERS ARE CONTRARY
The people who insist on having
their own way soon discover how
contrary others can be.
THE PRICE OF 1
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MARSHALL, N. C.
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Engagement Announced
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' ifelrlEwSBEP
MISS CHOLIA K. BAILEY is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred E. Hailey of Mars Hill. They
announce her engagement to Jo
seph A. Cherry Jr., son of Mrs
Lottie Cherry of 250 Montford
Ave, AsheviUe, and Joseph A.
Cherry of Washington. Both are
employed at Hammarlund Mfg.
Co.
Attend Convention
Mrs. Glenwood Franklin, vice
chairman of Little Laurel, and
Mrs. George H. Shupe, president
of the Madison County Women's
Democratic Party, attended the
third annual convention of North
Carolina Democratic Women in
Raleigh last week-end. While
there, they were the guests of Mrs
T. ('. Smith of Raleigh. Mrs
Smith was on the arrangements
committee of the Wake County
Women's Democratic Club which
was the hostess club for the meet
ing. Mrs. Smith is also chairman
of her precinct.
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