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II GLEN
EXTENDS WIN
STREAK TO SIX
SATURDAY'S GAME
R.wh r.Un defeated Leicester
ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR
Tax Collector
I hereby announce myself
as a candidate for the nom
ination of Tax Collector for
Madison County, subject to
the will of the Democratic
voters in the May 30, 1964
Primary Election.
If nominated and elected
I will do my utmost to fill
this position to the best of
my ability.
I will appreciate your
help on May 30.
Charlie Duck
Political Advt.
twice and notched their fifth and
sixth triumphs in Buncombe Coun
ty League play last Saturday and
Sunday. Beech Glen ie undefeated
n Imtn nlav.
At Reach Glen Saturday, the
Beeoh-Nute came from behind and
scored two runs in the 7th inning
for a 6-6 victory. Lefty Fuiiy
Murphy relieved Harold Griffin
and pitched three no-hit innings
to notch the victory.
r!i., n.,-1, nf Ticester led
VIVIVIJ . ..
all hitters with three hits. Davy
Ponder paced the Beech Glen -hit
attack with two hits in two
trips that drove in the two winn
ing runs. Ponder also stole three
bases. Paul Winters cracked a
double and triple in four trips
to the plate.
Beech Glen 100 201 200 6-8-2
Leicester - 200 120 000 5-9-3
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HONOR STUDENTS AT MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
and Shirley Roberts. uut emavmr
.Edmond Goforth,
SUNDAY'S GAME
On Sunday, Beech Glen traveled
to Leicester and recorded their
6th consecutive Buncombe loop
victory. Vuzz Murphy twineu
inninff.i and fanned 13 batters. Ho
allowed 5 hits and one run for his
third victory. Vono Anglin finish
ed the game, allowing no hits.
Mrs. Mary Haskell,
Former Hot Springs
Resident, Passes
Mrs. Mary O'Connor Haskell,
87, who made her home in Hot
Springs with her nephew, the Kev.
Ar,r..w V Graves, for three
I years, died April 30, 1964 in the
home of her sister, Mrs. James
F. Hartnett, in Washington, D.
Mrs. Haskell was a native of
Minnesota but went to Washington
as a child, later attended Notre
Dame Academy and did chanty
work in Washington for a num
ber of years. She was the widow
of Dr. James G. Haskell, a Wash
ington dentist.
A renuiem mass was said by
tv, H..v Andrew V. Graves and
burial was in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
Grapevine HD Club I
Met Friday With
Mrs. Gosnell
Th Cranevine home demonstra
tion club met Friday at 7:30 p. m.,
with Mrs. J. D. GoaneU.
Mrs. James H. Arrington, pres
dent, presided. Mrs. Gosnell read
a poem, "Eternity" by Peggy Har
vey.
Devotions were by Miss Joyce
Gosnell, using Psalms 1; prayer
by Mrs. Eileene Hensley.
The secretary. Mrs. Bonnie Gos
noil CWVPi her renort and also the
treasurer's report In the business
session a discussion on a wotk
Paul Winters had a single,
double, triple and homer in five
turns at bat. His brother, Bob,
contributed a double and triple to
aid the BO attack. Murphy and
Roger Swan each had two hits in
the 15-hit assault.
Horsey Clark led t h e losers
with two hits.
shop Day was held with each one
taking part. In the absence of the
home agent, Mrs. Wallln, the pro
ject leader for next month was w
charge. Mrs. Kenneth Hensley
used as her demonstration oous
and Nutrition." Cana of food had
h.n hroucht bv club members.
She pointed out the rights and
wrong ways to preserve food. &ne
had a question and answer ses
sion on the use of hot water bath
method to can. Also the care and
f nruiliril COokeT. AS CllOSt
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members now freeie most of their
food, several points on freezing
were brought out. Mrs. Hensiey
u(0io,t thut rII nressuro canners
should be taken to an appliance
iv. fnr free insDection. This
ahould be done for safety as well
aa assurance that our food wouia
be preserved correctly.
A .mock dress made by one of
our members was modeled by Mrs.
M.,,. I IVrtffitt. It wtes simple,
easy made, yet very attractive.
Mrs Henslev. wearing a top coat
because of cool weather, came to
the meeting wearing an old timey
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.-lit br.nnt which she moueieu
for inspection. This was also
o,l bv Mrs. Arrington. Ideas,
both new and old, were exchanged
in regard to summer clothing. For
closing all repeated together "A
Collect for Club Women."
Our hostess, assisted by Miss
Joyce Gosnell and Mrs. James H.
Arrington, served refreshments.
Our next meeting will be with
Mrs. E. B. Proffitt Sr., Friday,
June 19 at 7:30 p. m., and we hope
our members who are sick can be
with us then.
fill Cracks And
Holes Better
Handles lite putty Harden! lite wood.
PLASTIC WOOD
The flevwney-Aooopt No Substitute.
Athlete's Foot Germ
How To Kill It
IN 3 DAYS if not pleased with
strong T-4-L liquid, your 48c back
iinra Watch infected
skin slough off. Watch healthy
akin replace it No more itch and
burning! Use antiseptic too fine
for sweaty feet, foot odor; stag
f;,r. in ! alrin for hours. NOW
at
ALL DRUG STORES
Homecoming,
Decoration, Singing
At Laurel Branch
Laurel Branch Baptist Church
will observe Homecoming, Deco
ation and Singing Sunday, May
11, with services beginning at 10
Vlnrk: lunch at 12: decoration at
1 p. m., and singing beginning at
$500 REWARD
A number of citizens of the Town of Hot Springs
has posted with the Sheriff's Department of Madison
County a $500 Reward for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of person or persons for the
poisoning of dogs in the Town of Hot Springs.
E. Y. PONDER
Sheriff, Madison County
Laurel Seniors Go
To Chattanooga
The senior class of Laurel High
School left Tuesday morning, May
12 on their way to Chattanooga,
Tenn., for their class trip. Chap-
erones were Mr. Owen W. rish ana
Mrs. Pauline Zimmerman. On the
way down they toured Fontana
Village, Cherokee, and Fields of
the Woods. While in Chattanooga,
litjf Rnek Citv. Ruby Falls,
Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement
Park, and rode the incline nan
,v to the ton of Lookout Moun
tain. On the return trip they went
to the airport where they char
tered airplanes and took a inieen
mM flight over Ohattanooga.
They oame back through Greene-
t5h Tenn.. and visited the An
drew Johnson Tailor Shop and his
home.
Rvervone enjoyed the trip im
mensely and wish to express their
thanks to the principal, Mr. Fish,
for suggesting and taking them
on this wonderful trip.
2:00. Groups expected to taKe a
part in the singing are Joyful
aires, Glory Dawn, Sluder Trio,
Gillespie Girls, Arrington Branch
and any other groups that can
come will be welcome, everyone
is welcome; come and bring picnic
lunch, if you wish, and have a good
time with us.
NOTICE!
Your Real & Personal Property
TAX BILL
Is Now Payable
PENALTY OF
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