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MARSHALL, N. C, NOV. 7, 1963 itvM r my PAQ1 VK TBI at tor " , VWKO I IIlj. BUBOm fill If BPS)! BIB H H I PERSONAL and OTHERWISE Dial 3261 Bill Silver, of Detroit, Michi gan, ia spending Beverul days in the county with friends and rela tives. This is the first time he has been to the county in 23 years. Mrs. Blanche Houston and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rhinehart have re turned 'home after spending ten days in Detroit with their daugh ters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Noll and children and Mr. and Mrs. Gladson Shelton and children. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Cappa have moved into the Kermit Cody house near the Marshall reservoir. Mrs. Capps is employed at Moore.s Pharmacy here. David Ramsey, son of Mr. anil Mrs. Romeo Ramsey of Asheville, is spending a few days this week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hohand, here. Mr. and Mrs. K. 0. Teague spent Sunday in Hondersonville ns guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hol loman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Holloman arc former residents of Madison County, Mr. Holloman being a former Farm Agent of the county. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Knglish and family of Bryson City spent Sun day in Marshall as guests of his mother, Mrs. Grace English. Mrs. Kelley Davis and daugh ter, Mrs. Bernard Reese and her daughter, Rebecca, spent Friday and Saturday in Salisbury visit ing Mrs. Davis' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Rector, and family. Mrs. E. B. Smith of Winston Salem, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Blankenship here last week. Mrs. Millard Tipton and son, Bruce, of Marshall RFD 5, left last Fridya morning for Florida where they will spend several days with relatives. 40 V fi V V V 4) With The Sick C. L. McLean, who recently has been confined in Gaston Memori al Hospital in Gastonia, has been moved to Mercy Hospital in Char lotte. His condition seems to be improved. Judith Buckner, daughter of Mrs. Frances Buckner, of Mar shall Rt. 2, returned to her home Tuesday night after undergoing surgery in Duke Hospital in Dur ham, Judith is a student at the Memorial Mission Hospital School of Nursing. John Freeman of Marshall Rt. 1, spent last week-end at home, and returned to the Oteen VA Hospital Monday. Open ALL DAY Every Wednesday COLD WAVE SPECIALS: $35 COLD WAVE, only .. $15.00 $25 COLD ViTAVE, only $12.50 $20 COLD WAVE, only - , U- - - $10.00 Budget Wavet $5.0047.50 Big Selection Fill Wirier Hits Balsam Beauty Shop MRS. J. N. PEN 2 fS5 District 31- A Cabinet Meeting In Brevard Sunday District Governor John W.. Cox of Hendersonville today announc ed a District 31 -A Cabinet meet ing to be held this Sunday, No vember 10, beginning at 1 p. m., at the Masonic Temple in Bre vard. This district meeting is heing hosted by the Brevard Lions Club. According to Lion Governor Cox, this District Cabinet Meeting will be attended by the 37 Lions Club Presidents of District 31-A, club secretaries, and cabinet members, a total of some 125 Lions. At this meeting, remarks will be made bv F,d Davis of Shelbv, I President of the North Carolina Association for the Blind and by Marshall Matheny of Forest City, state-wide White Cane Director. The matter of underwriting the cost of a cottage of the interme diate age girls at the Eliada Home in West Asheville by Lions of Dis trict 31-A will come before the business session this Sunday in Brevard. Various reports from Lions Club officers throughout District :il-A will be made at this meet ing. Entertainment will feature the Choral Group from Eliada Home. BUILDING-MAILER IS DEAD Hayden, Utal. William Horace Coltharp, 72 the man who mail ed a bank building, brick by brick, from Salt Lake City to Vernal, Utal, 175 miles away, died recently. Back in 1919, Coltharp decided to mail bricks from' his two-story bank viapnfcel oost when he found he could Wd'flkB a hundred psund over rail-freight rates that way. He did it then, but regulations we re later changed by the Post Office to prevent similar mailings. flew Arrivals At St. Joseph's To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Hensley, formerly of Marshall and now of Asheville, a daughter, Oc tober 30. To Mrs. James Roberts of Hot Springs Rt. 3, and the late Mr. Roberts, a son, Nov. 2. At Memorial Mission To Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Rice, Marshall, a son, Nov. 4. To Mr. and Mrs. Beecher L. Al len, Mars Hill Rt. 1, a daughter, Oct 81. USE 8PARE TIME Make good use of your time, and you'll have more to spare. LAND, Owner HEARD AND EEN By "POP" And the rains cam finally much to the delight of every one especially farmers I'll bet there was more tobacco hand ed this week than fleas on old Fido very few people have been in town hut that's understandable when the weather is ripe for handing tobacco the usual farm ers who stay around town get real busy it'll mean money in the till later on I hope every year my wife and I attend those good "benefit'' suppers at Wal nut they benefit the churches but I KNOW they benefit me the latest one was the Free Will Baptist Church supper last Sat urday night went up to watch the Harlem Globetrotters Tues day night (along with several oth er carloads from Marshall) the show was better than usual the "extra" features were among the finest I've ever seen just wih I could play ping-pong like those two champions bet I could beat Fain - speaking of Fain (Fain Davis, who lives over the office) I never knew any one who likes to pick the guitar las much as Fain does nearly every night he and Joe Fisher, Jackie Davis, Charlie Sexton and other musicians spend the nigh; 'picking as I write this column I can hear them keeping time with their shoes and believe me, they can really pick out those good old mountain tunes Mon day will he a dull day in Marshall, no doubt the observance of Veterans Day banks, court house, agencies will be closed others will go hunting others work in tobacco ho-hum, I don't believe our clerks in stores will be too busy to speak to each oth er did you hear about the tooth paste which is flavored with wine and whiskey tests show that those using said tooth paste have 42 more cavities (but couldn't care less. CRADLES REPLACED Cocktail shaker have replaced cradles in some modern homes. Return Home Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Sams re turned home Wednesday night af ter visiting friends and relatives in the Eastern part of North Car olina. While away they visited Mrs. M. D. Geddie in Lum'berton, Bister of Mrs. Sams; and Dr. Sams attended the annual N. C. Acade my of General Practitioners in Durham, held in the Jack Tar Ho tel. In Raleigh Saturday, friends of Mrs. Sams held a tea in her honor. They attended the Fur man football game in which Dr. Sam.s' grandson, Al Geddie, play ed for Furman. Enroute home they spent Tues day night with his daughter, Mrs. Merle Lowe. AGE OF PROGRESS Today is the age of progress move along or get off the track. No Mkmi Mr htftk nf , num.rmum Home Electric & Furniture Co. Marshall, N. C. Gospel Singing, Rummage Sale Are Held Here Saturday The Marshall Volunteer Fire Department sponsored a gospel singing on the Island Saturday night which was enjoyed by the mall gathering who attended. Featured in the night's enter tainment were the Laymen's Quartet of Marion, N. C, and the Davis Trio, of Leicester. In addition to the music, cake walks were enjoyed. The Fire Department realised about $53 from the event. The Marshall Firemen's Auxil iary sponsored a rummage sale here Saturday and net proceeds were announced at $8.00. Praise Service At Presbyterian Church Thursday The Women's Association of the Marshall Presbyterian Church will hold its annual Praise Serv ice on Thursday afternoon, No vember 14, beginning at 2:30 o' lock in the Presbyterian Church Kveryone is invited to attend. WHY Not Sand Th Homa Paper to Your Afceeot Son or Daughter ? It H.lp. T. I M Cars 57 FORD 2-door, H. T., Blue, R&H, Automatic. , $499.00 r 66 FO New 63 CHEVROLET Biscayne 2 door; heater; local car $1895.00 62 FORD Galaxie 500 4-door; radio; heater; P.S.; Cruisematic chestnut; sharp $1995.00 (10 FORD 2-door V-8; small mo tor; Fordomatic; white tires $995.00 59 FORD Retractable; black & white; V-8; R&H; automatic $1295.00 69 FORD 2-door sedan; R&H; white; V-8; straight drive $795.00 57 FORD 2-door H. T. Automatic; P.S. R&H. $595.00 White. 60 RENAULT 4-door; heater. Black. $395.00 62 CHEVROLET Spyder Cou pe; R&H; 4 in floor; black. $1795.00 54 FORD -ton; 6-cylinder; average. $250.00 56 FORD 4-door; tutone green, R&H; automatic $495.00 Several Cheap Cars From $49.00 to $300.00 Ready To Sell 63 FORD Galaxie 500, 2-door H.T. Solid white, radio, heat er, Cruisematic, power steer ing, white tares. Sharp. $2695.00 62 COMET 2-door, R&H; auto matic; big six engine. Only $1595.00 66 OLDSMOBILE 4-door se dan; heater, radio, good tires $495.00 57 FORD 2-door; straight drive. This ear has good body, radio, neater, good or ed; motor uses sain. . ' -r y ' i $395.00 IS PLYMOUTH. As Is. $99.00 Motor Sales MARSHALL N. C. Dealer FransJUee No. lttl CWY Marshall OES To Meet Monday The Marshall Eastern Star Chapter will hold a regular meet ing Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Masonic Temple. Grand Chapter Committee Mem bers will be honored; and Mrs. Mildred Fisher, of Asheville, Past Grand Matron of the Grand Chap ter of N. C, O.E.S., will Bpeak on "Our Eastern Star Heritage." Stolen Car Is Recaptured By Sheriff Sunday There's one car thief who didn't get to keep his Htolen property very long. Dr. Mims, of the Minis Hospi tal, Newport, Twin., discovered someone had stolen his car Sun day afternoon about 1 :()() o'clock. Officers notified Sheriff E. Y. Tondcr about the theft and the sheriff and Deputy John Hensley headed for the Marshall Hy-Pass "just to look." Shortly before two o'clock a doctor's car appeared and when the two Madison Coun ty officers stopped the vehicle it was the car which had been stol en less than an hour from New port. Ace Van Turner Jr., 19, of Charlotte, was arrested and was returned to the Cocke County jail in Newport for trial. Attend Symposium Mrs. Annie Fox, Mrs. Elizabeth Maker, and Miss Garnette Hutch ins, public health nurses with the Madison County Health Depart ment; and Dr. Margery Lord, Madison County Health Dircetor, attended a symposium on Tuber culosis and Other Respiratory Diseases at Western N. C. Sana torium, Black Mountain, last Fri day. Dr. H. S. Willis, Superintend ent-Medical Director of the North Carolina Sanatorium System; and Dr. C. D. Thomas, Medical Di- I kector of the Western N. C. San atorium, were among the speakers. Luncheon was served in the (sanatorium cafeteVift. 100,000 MHES AT Ovr PH! Some Durability km: toughest challenge of automotive stamina ever faced! jUaVH BVTsEnasifeaak.'..' ailli LV afc? 3prSSBS3HlaiaaaliePPr'; aV aHaaas seHesT" These Comets drove dey end night for 100,000 miles. Average speed of the lead car over 105 mph includes time for refueling and maintenance. WHAT THIS MEANS TO THE rugged tort over feed ay q new car. Ttase And the some skills and engineering excelle nee that made Comet's performance poeelbta are yours in every '64 Comet. For this Is a hot and hefty new kind of Comet newly styled, newly S)0SBgftCSL nowfy WjWGWBO B eMjUPH MSttfaT tOOtd'Ta a e Wrftiee aOfciss bifSeH VftfSs a 0(w"Bft JRflOl' CBttttPMote LINCOLN -MERCURY DlVtSlO C35 MOTOR COMPANY . j SERVICE MOTOR SALES, IRC. Miss Sandra Smith Becomes Bride Of John Goforth Marshall PTA Met Monday; Program Enjoyed The Parent Teacher Association of Marshall School mot Monday evening in the school auditorium. Mrs. S. L. Nix, president, presided and the devotions were given by Mrs. Earl Robinson. A play entitled "Marriage of Peace to the United States of America" was ably presented by Miss Kloise Ward's sixth grade pupils. Miss Ward's room also won the room count for parents. In addition to the play music was rendered by special Mickey Tweed. Eddi e Henderson, Jackie Lynn Metcalf, Ron Ann Tilsun, and Ramsey, Joe nie Johnson Sandra Henderson. Return From Stay In Germany Mrs. Leonard Ponder, the for mer Miss Hetty Ann Davis, re turned from Germany recently af ter spending 14 months there with her husband. Mr. Ponder left Germany on November 1 and is expected home soon. Mrs. Ponder is the daughter of Mrs. Robert Allen of Marshall RFD 4 and Leo Davis of Chesnee, S. C. Ponder is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorado Ponder of Mar shall RFD 1. Singing On next Sunday afternoon, No vember 10, the regular 2nd Sunday afternoon Gospel Singing will meet with the Hopewell Baptist Church at 2 o'clock. We are expecting, several good gospel , (roups. All singers and listeners are' invited' to attend. NEW-CAR BUYER. This around theock DurabURv Run was the MARSHALL, N. C. Miss Sandra Smith and John Goforth were married Friday, No vember 1, 196,'! in Walnut Creek IHaptist Church, with the Rev. John Goforth, pastor of the church and father of the bridegroom, per forming the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Frank N. Smith of Wesverville RFD 2. She is a graduate of Marshall High School and is employed at Mills Manu facturing Co., in Marshall. The bridegroom, a graduate of A. C. Reynolds High School and Carolina Business College, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Goforth of Fail-view. He is also employed at Mills Co. Given in marriage by her fa ther, the bride was attired in a floor length gown of white satin embossed with roses and featur ing a fitted lodire and long sleeves. Her shoulder length veil was attached to a crown of lace flowers and pearls. She carried a white Bible topped with roses.. Miss Diane Smith was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Patricia Ann Goforth, sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Benny Norton, cousin of the bride. They wore dresses of lilac and yellow and carried cascades of chrysan themums. Scott, loone was best man. Cshers were David Goforth and Benny Norton. An informal reception follow ed in the home of the bride's par ents. The couple is now residing in the McKinney cottage on Roberts Hill Road. ROLLING THEIR OWN Economists contend that few motorists are roling their own. fill Cracks And Holes Better UaniltaA Mm istli M - nanoiw Ha puny. Hardens luce wood. PLASTIC WOOD H aw ' n C'tf trvSa&ffiiifiP9 BOBB HBK. On Sept. 21, we set out to test the stamina and rugged construction of a specialty equipped and prepared team of 1964 Comets at Daytona, Fla. B iiflojae? V During this challenging event, these Comets re wrote the record book, set over 100 world records. Many were once held by famous foreign cars. Denier FVwaeMe JVe. MM Barbara Penland Jaan Price MARSHALL, N. C
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