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Camp Lejeune, N. C. (FHTNC)
Marine Corporal Gerome 0. Wil
lett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hardy
L. Willett of Rt. 2, Hot Springs,
is participating in a combined
forces training operation called
"Quick Kick V" which began April
15 at Camp Lejeune. while serv
ing with Battalion Landing Team
16 of the Second Marine Divi
sion at Camp Lejeune.
The exercise will bring units of
the Navy, Marino Corps, Army
and Air Force together for a sea
assault landing at Camp Lejeune.
A tactic known us "vertical envel
opment" which is the liftine: of
combat ready troops over and be
hind enemy lines, will also be used
in the operation.
Exercises of this typo are con
ducted periodically by units of the
Atlantic Fleet to maintain the.
combat readiness of the Fleet.
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind.
(AHTNC) Pvt. Billy R. Cand
ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H.
Candler, Rt. 5, Marshall, com
pleted a five-week disbursing spe
cialist course at the Army Fi
nance School, here, May 8.
During the course Candler re
ceived instruction in methods and
procedures used in accounting for
receipts and payments by Army
finance disbursing offices.
The 23-year-old soldier entered
the Army in December 1968 and
Monday, May 18 Beech Glen
HD Club will meet at 2:00 p. m.,
in the club house. Mrs. Stella
Ramsey is hostess and Mrs. Jim
my Ramsey will be program lead
er. Tuesday, May 19 Little Pine
HD Club will meet at 2:00 p. m.,
with Mrs. Carlene Frisby as host
ess and Mrs. Lib Roberts as pro
gram leader.
Wednesday, May 20 Mars
Hill HD Club will meet at 2:00 p.
n., with Mrs. Dorothy Huff ns
lostess and Mrs. Cory Wallin as
rogram leader.
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completed basic training at Fort
Gordon, da.
He was graduated from Mar
shall High School in l'.Nil and "t
tende dMars Hill College.
Schofield Barracks, Hawaii (AH
TNC Army Sergeant First
Class Rural I). Willett, 33, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy L. Willett,
Kt. 2, Hot Springs, participated as
a member of the guerilla forces
in Exercise WEST WIND, a joint
Army-Navy-Marine Corps amphi
bious operation, on the Hawaiian
Island of Molokai April 15-24.
More than 2,0110 men of the 25th
Infantry Division played the part
of guerillas and inhabitants on
the island who opposed the land
ing of 4,000 of the division's
troops from ships and helicopters
in this combined jungle warfare
and counter-insurgency operation
Sergeant Willett, in Hawaii
since 1962 on this tour of duty ,is
regularly stationed at Schofield
Barracks as a squad leader in
Company A of the division's fiBth
Engineer Battalion.
The former Spring Creek High
School student entered the Army
in October 1949. His wife, Hilda,
is with him in Hawaii.
MARS HILL, 5;
EAST YANCEY, 4
Larry Hunter's pin oh homer in
the sixth Inning Friday at Burns
ville rave Mars Hill a 6-4 decision
over Bast Yancey High School
baseball forces.
Meanwhile, righthander Sammy
Fox scattered five Bast Yancey
hits to notch his fifth hill victory
over the season as against one
loss. Mars Hill's overall record
now stands at six wins and one
defeat.
Fox fanned 13 and walked
none, but he served a gopher ball
to East Yancey's Johnny Roberts
in the bottom of the fourth inning
which Roberts blasted for a home
run with two men aboard.
Hunter connected on the first
pitch delivered to him and he
clouted the ball in dead centerficld
over the fence. The East Yancey
outfielder made no effort; he
knew the ball was out of the park.
Charles Tolley and Steve Davis
with two bingles each paced Mars
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HOT SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL Juniors an,
New York City on their annual trip.
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Hill's l()-bingle assault.
The lino score:
Mars Hill 121 001 0 5
E. Yancey 100 ,'i00 0 -4
Fox and Grooms. Laws
Banks. HR: East Roberts, 4th,
two on. Mars Hill Hunter, 6th,
nono on.
10 3
5 2
and
Mrs. Andrew Queen
Passes Thursday;
Rites Saturday
I'OOK JUDGMENT
Sometimes a decision made in
haste is nothing more than a jump
at a conclusion.
HANCOCK'S
RESTAURANT
8 No. Pack Square
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Meat Loaf Plate
with
Mashed Potatoes,
Slaw
Choice of One Vegetable
COFFEE or TEA
65c
CHOICE of SANDWICHES
HOME MADE PIES
Mrs. Emetine Stines Queen, 62,
of Mars Hill, died in an Asheville
hospital Thursday, May 7, 1964 af
ter a brief illness.
She is survived by the husband,
Andrew Queen; the father, Alvin
Stines of Mars Hill; six sisters,
Mrs. Troy DeBruhl, Mrs. Robel
West, and Mrs. Hugh Sprinkle, all
of Mars Hill, Mrs. Edward. Bell of
Winston-Salem, Mrs. Lewis Davis
of Jonesboro, Tenn., and Mrs. John
Styles of Newport News, Va.; and
two brothers, Fred and Willar.l
of Newport News, Va.
Services were held at 2 p. m.,
Saturday at Gabriel's Creek Bap
tist Church.
The Rev. Orlando Hawkins of
ficiated and burial was in the
church cemetery. Pallbearers were
Hill, John and Bob Queen, Jack
Davis, Urjce DeBruhl, and Albert
West.
Holcombe Funeral Home was in
charge.
THE SQUEEZE
The downtrodden people of to
day are those who failed to move
along with the wheels of nrK"
ress.
MARS HILL HIGH
NINE WINS, 11-1
Mars Hill High made the most
of five home runs on their home
diamond Monday afternoon in
routing Hot Springs, 11 1. The
lone Hot Springs run came on a
homer by Fred Sharpe in the sev
enth. Steve Davis clouted two run
homers in the first and fourth
frames to lead the winners. Also
hitting for the circuit were Charles
Tolley, Garland Hunter and Itoh
Wood.
Hot Springs 000 000 1 1 :, I
Mars Hill 2211 Too x 11 12 II
Shelton, Gentry (3), Sholton (5)
and Cantrell, Shelton and Can
trell (5). Fox, Tolley (1), Davis
(), Gardner (7) and Grooms,
Large (7).
NOT INFLUENTIAL
Money still talks, but the small
amount most of us have barely
speaks above a whisper.
Athlete's Foot Germ
How To Kill It
IN 3 DAYS if not pleased with
strong T-4-L liquid, your 48c back
at any drug store. Watch infected
skin slough off. Watch healthy
skin replace it. No more itch and
burning! Use antiseptic too fine
for sweaty feet, foot odor; stays
ac tive in the skin for hours. NOW
at
ALL DRUG STORES
Brother Of County
Man Dies May 6
Frank Gaines Lindsey former
resident of Hendersonville, died
Wednesday of last week in Boca
Raton, Fla.
Mr. Lindsey is survived by the
widow; four sisters, Mrs. Grady
Shelton of Asheville, Mrs. Cortez
Westall of Candler, Mrs. Herbert
Smathers of Canton and Mrs. Jew
ell Driggers of Donaldsonville, Ga.;
and four brothers, Albert of Cand
ler, William ('. of Hendersonville,
Harrison of Madison County and
Lowell Lindsey of Canton.
Ball Cemetery
To Be Cleaned
Wednesday, May 20 has been
set to clean off the Ball Ceme
tery on Bailey's Branch. Every
one interested, please bring tools,
lawn mower, hand blades or any
tool to get weeds and grass cut.
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enjoy life again. So that you
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If you are going through the
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countless thousands of women
Madison County Democratic Organization
The following persons were elected to represent their respective precincts at
pivillVl 1 1 ICt; II 1 19 IICIU till VUgllvui wwmiuj
T 1 W 1
Chairman :
Jack Lunsford
Vice-Chainnan :
Mrs. Folly Robinson
Garrett Metcalf
Dan Flynn
Mrs. Helen Ledford
Tl W 2
Chairman:
Oarroll Tweed
Vice-Chairman :
Mrs. Barbara Allen
Mrs. Ruby Lee Gosnell
Raymond Stines
Porter Bullman
T 1 W 3
Chairman :
Bobby Ponder
Vice-Chairman :
'Mrs. Ernest Snelson
Troy Rector
Mrs. Charlie Hensley Jr.
Gene Ward
T2 W 1
(Contested)
Chairman:
LeRoy Shelton
Vice-Chairman :
Mrs. Emily Wallin
Mrs. Pauline Zimmerman
Harrison Ford
Ben Gentry
T2 W 1
(Contested)
Chairman:
Tahnadge Franklin
Vice-Chairman:
Mrs. Elisha Shelton
Mrs. Sreldia Poole
Woodrow Bishop
Jack Landers
. T 2 W 2
Chairman:
Ueal Gosnell
Vice-Chairman:
Mrs. ,Ulenwooa r-ranKiin
T2 W 3
Chairman :
Ward Rice
Vice-Chairman :
Mrs. Mary R. Franklin
Mrs. Edith Rice
Roy Franklin
Roosevelt Franklin
T 3
Chairman :
Truman Wyatt
Vice-Chairman :
Mrs. Byron Roberts
Mrs. Ralph Brackens
Ellis Flynn
John Ogle
T 4 W 1
Chairman :
O. E. Anderson Jr.
Vice-Chairman :
Mrs. Agnes M. Metcalf
Mrs. Helen Gardner
Gaither Metcalf
Grover Gillis
T4 W 2
Chairman :
J. G. Gardner
Vice-Chairman :
Mrs. Jean Boone
Mrs. Judson Edwards
Ralph Mcintosh
Ralph Robinson
T 5
Chairman :
Orville Ponder
Vice-Chairman:
Mrs. Ella McLaughlin
Mrs. Molly Bell
George Hamlin
Clyde Brown
T 0
Chairman t
L. B. Reeves
Vice-Chairman:
Miss Mary Caldwell
Liston B. Ramsey
Chairman
Mrs. Earl Robinson
Vice-Chairman
Zeno H. Ponder
Secretary
Berry Edsom
Vice-Chairman
Mrs. Jena Lee Buckner
Treasurer
Mrs. Hugh Wallin Jr.
Glenwood Franklin
Owen W. Fish
Mrs.. D. J. Graham
Herschel Clark
Allen Ball
The duties of the above persons are to organize their respective
precincts before the General Election in November and to support and
help insure the election of ALL DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
"I extend my heartiest congratulations to all persons listed
for being elected and I also wish to commend them for giving their time
to the welfare of the county and state and the Democratic Party. I'
also wish to thank the above persons for expressing their confidence in
me by reelecting me as the County Chairman."
LISTON B.
RAMSEY
Chairman, Madison County Democratic Executive Committee
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Chairman :
Jack Payne
Vice-Chairman :
Mrs. Geneva James
Leonard Payne
Mrs. Jack Payne
B. J. Ledford
T 8 W 1
Chairman:
B. K. Meadows
Vice-Chairman :
Mrs. Glen Davis
Mrs. Alton Price
Berry Edsom
Glen Davis
T 8 W 2
Chairman:
Banie Lusk
Vice-Chairman :
Miss Margaret Russell
Ruthal Moore
Paul Moore
Thelmer Waldroup
T 9
Chairman :
T. A. Russell
Vice-Chairman :
Mrs. Violet Payne
Mrs. Louise Schaffer
Fred Moore
K. S. Burgin
T 10 W 1
Chairman:
Elbert Gentry
Vice-Chairman :
Mrs. Lena R. Thomas
Mrs. Donald Wallin
Donald Wallin
Emery Wallin
t 10 wa
Chairman:
Ruben Gosnell
Vice-Chairman:
Mrs. Thula Norton
T 11
Chairman:
Levi Ponder
Vice-Chairman :
Mrs. Floyd Ponder
Mrs. Nate Hensley
Charles Blankenship
Merritt Whitt
T 12
Chairman:
Frank Worley
Vice-Chairman :
Miss Inas Caldwell
Mrs. Melba Wills
Ted Baker
Ray Worley
T 13
Chairman :
W. T. Moore
Vice-Chairman :
Mrs. Annie Balding
Mrs. Sue Pangle
M. T. Wyatt
Wilson Payne
T 14
Chairman:
T. O. Coates
Vice-Chairman :
Miss Mildred West
Mrs. Dolph Peek
Robert B. Peek
Hardie Clark
T 15
Chairman:
Dr. R. Bruce Sams
Vice-Chairman:
Miss Irene Willis
Mrs. Richard Anderson
Rex Allen
Bruce
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Mrs. Nora Bay
Fred S. Ramsey
Earl Ramsey
Chairman:
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