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Mr. Burnett Wsldroup and Eu
gene Woody spent Ut week with
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hsqdersan W
Balfour. They visited Carfss Cove,
Mt Mitchell! sad CUandfother
Mountain; they ahx
Mr. and Ml. Sherell Young and
children of Spruce Pin are viait
ing her parenU, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Finley.
Mr. sad Mrs. Billy Heatherly of
Charlotte spent Saturday night
San Antonio, Texas Airman
George G. Reeves, III, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George O. Reeves, Jr.,
of Marshall, has completed the
first phase of his Air Pores ba
sis military training at Lackland
A KB, Texas.
Airman Reeves has keen select
ed for technical training aa an air
craft equipment repairman at th'e
Air Training Command (ATC)
school at Chanute AFB, 111. His
nW unit is part of the vast ATC
system which trains airmen and
officers in the diverse skills re
quired by the natiori's aerospace
force .
The airman is a graduate of
Walnut High School.
(AHTNC Pvt. Ronald D.
Massey, son of Wade Massey, of
Walnut Rt. 1, completed advanced
training as a cannoneer at the Ar
my Artillery and Missile Center,
Port Sill, Okla., July 6.
Massey was trained as a mem
ber of artillery gun or howitzer
crew.
The 22-year-old soldier entered
the Army last February and com
pleted basic training at Fort Jack
son, S. C.
Massey is a 1960 graduate of
Walnut High School.
(AHTNC) Specialist Five
Donald Gahagan, Jr., 23, son of
Mrs. Anson Ramsey, Rt. 3, Mar
shall, completed a seven-week mul
ti-engine helicopter repair course
at the Army Transportation School
at Port Eustia, Vs., July 9.
During the course Specialist Ga
hagan received instruction in the
maintenance and operation of the
versatile Chinook helicopter.
He attended Walnut High School
before entering the Army in Jan'
nary, 1969.
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Dsmpssy Weed.
Mr. Ralph Finley of Michigan
is visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks and
children spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Henderson
of Balfour scent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Weldroup;
and with his father, Mr. Charlie
Henderson, and Geitha.
Mr. Nathan Groon is in Winston-
Salem in a hospital very' ill. Ws
hope he can soon be home again.
Marv Bum Brooks is borne af
ter spending some time with her
sister in Michigan.
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HERSCHEL
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formerly of Marshall
Cordially invites his
many friends to
visit him at
Dependable Dodge,
Inc.,
and let him show
them the NEW
DODGE &SIMCA
Also A Large Selection Of
USED CARS
Dependable Dodge. Inc.
195 HUlinrd Ave.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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$500,000 Dollar Furniture
WAREHOUSE SALE
Now Going On
In Asheville, N. C.
On River Road Lyman St.
Day's Tobacco Warehouse
LOOK FOR THE SIGNS!
Entire Stock
Living Room
Appliances
Bedroom
Kitchen
BUY AS LOW AS
30c ON THE DOLLAR
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mom, 79,
ft Local
uried Sun.
Otis Plammons, 7. of awenna
noa, dM Thursday, July 9. IBM in
a Lumhanton hospital after a Ions
illness.
Mr. Plammons vas a nativa of
Morristown, Tana, and had livad
in Swannanoa for 40 yaars. Ho was
a retired employe of Beacon Mfg
Co. Iff : '
Surviving are two sons, Hubert
and P. ML of Swannanoa; four
brothers, Burnett of Lynn, Theo
dora of Marshall, W. C. of Swann
anoa and Paul of Aahevile; four
slaters, Mm Liliie Plemmons, Mrs
Bertha Mack and Mrs. Leona AH
bob of Asheville and Mrs. Ellle
Caldwell of Assies; four grand
chitden and four great-grand-childern.
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Funeral services were held Sun
day in Swannanoa Heights Bap
tist Church.
4-H Enriched Corn
Meal Muffin Contest
Held Here Saturday
The 4-H Enriched Corn Meal
Muffin Contest was held on Sat
urday morning for 4-H girls be
tween the ages of 0 and 14. There
were two divisions, the pre-teen
for the 9-11 year olds and early-
teens for the 12-14 year olds.
There were throe entries in the
pre-teen division; Joyce Ball and
Adale Payne, Little Pine 4-H
Club; and Debbie Holt, Sleepy
Valley 4-H Club. Miss Joyce
Ball, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Ball was the winner of a
trip to 4-H Camp.
In the early-teen division, five
girls entered; Sandra Hunter, Wal
nut Creek 4-H Club; Fay Hensley
and Kay Hensley, Mars Hill 4-H
Club; Charlotte Shupe, Walnut
4-H Club; and Nancy England,
Barnard 4-H Club. Fay Hensley
was the winner, receiving a $25.00
savings bond and Kay Hensley the
runner up, receiving an electric
hand mixer. They are the daugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hensley of Petersburg,
Judges for the contests were
Mrs. Janle Ramsey, Mrs. Earle
Wise, Mrs. Bill Hunteu and Mrs.
KennettBsp
The purpose of this program is
to encourage others to use the en
riched corn meal so their families
will obtain their needed amounts
of the B vitamins and iron daily
w MEDITATION
The World's Most Widely Used
Devotional Guide
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Read Psalm 84: 1-8
Blessed is the man whose
strength is in thee; in whose heart
are the high ways to Zion. Pass
ing through the valley of Weeping
they make it a place Of springs.
(Psalm 84: 5-6 RV)
In any dreadful moment of my
life, when struggling with some
tribvflation or suffering, I aiak
myself, "Why does God allow this
to disturb my work? Am I not
one of His loved ones? Did not
He appoint me to be one of His
workers?"
The psalmist answers, "Blessed
are they that dwell in thy house:
they will be still praising thee. -.
Passing through the valley of
Weeping they make it a place of
springs."
In mis sense, Christ. went forth
successfully to meet the demands
of the cross. He. passed through
the valley of weeping, and He
made it a well for mankind in his
pilgrimage. There we drink the
water of life.
In the world we have tribulation;
but Christ has told us to be of good
cheer, for He has overcome the
-
woruu.
PRAYER: O King of glory, the
of hosts, help as to he patient
in thought, word sad deed as ws
walk in this world of need and
want. Help us to go forth with
courage in the m
night darkness
onr Lord's name.
THOUGHT FOR
a man of God
T
araeni or uic I
offerings. In I
every way. .
College Students In
CP&L Summer Jobs
Fifty-six college students from
14 schools In the CaroUnas are
employed in a variety of summer
jobs with Carolina Power A Light
Company.
The Jobs they hold are as va
ried as their major courses of
study. Thirty-eight of the 1964
"class" are working toward to
gineering degrees. Other majors
range from liberal arts to indus
trial management
J. S. Newboid, OPAL personnel
director, says the company's stu
dent employment program adds
employees during the summer
months when construction and
maintenance work loads are great
est and when many regular em
ployees take vacation.
"The program has proved bene
ficial to us and the students. We
need the help, and they earn mon
ey to further their education while
gaining valuable experience under
expert supervision," Newboid says.
Included In the Western North
Carolina students in the CP&L
summer employee program is Jer
ry Ralph Briggs, electrical engin
eering student at N. C. State,
who is employed at the Asheville
Steam-Electric Generating Plant.
TWO MINUTES
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NOT HIS DAY
Calhoun. Ky. An excited bride
groom "borrowed" a car from a
dealer, picked up his bride-to-be
from a hospital, where she had just
been released and drove to Green
ville to get a marriage license,
but found the courthouse closed
To make matterb worfee, when
they came out the cheif of police
was waitine for them and arrest
ed the groom-to-be for stealing
the car.
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A FORGIVENESS THAT CAN
NEVER BE RESCINDED
Centuries before Christ, the
Psaheist said: "If thou, Lord.
bouldat mark inanities. . . who
shall stand? But there is forgive
ness with Thee. . (Pea. 130:3, 4).
It hi doubtful whether the Psalm
ist understood the basis upon
which a just God, through the
awes, has so spaciously forgiven
sins, but this has since been ex
plained in the epistles of Paul.
There we read: "GOD FOR
CHRIST'S SAKE hath forgiven
von" (Boh. 4:321. But this is only
part of the truth, for God forgives
sinners, not merely because Christ
desires this, but because Christ
PAID for their sons and PUR
CHASED their redemption. Thus
Eph. 1:7 declares: "In (Christ) we
have redemption, through His
blood, the forgiveness of sins, ac
cording to the riches of His grace."
And thus Paul could proclaim
to his hearers in the synagogue
at Pisidian Antioch:
"Be it known unto you, there
fore, men and brethren, that
through this Main is preached un
to you the forgiveness of sins:
"And by Him all that beleive are
(justified from all things, from
which ye could not be justified by
the law of Moses" (Acts 13:38,39)
Obviously such forgiveness can
never be rescinded, for it is bastd
upon the full and complete pay
ment of our whole debt of sin by
"the precious blood of Christ."
Sad to say, many people do not
feel they need forgiveness, for
they have not seen themselves as
they truly are in the sight of a
holy God, but those who ARE con
scious of their sin and are willing
to say with the prodigal son: "I
have sinned," may experience the
wonderful joy of sins forgiven by
faith in Christ who paid sin's
penalty for us.
Ebb. Chapel PTA
Sponsors Gospel
Singing Saturday
The Ebbs Chapel Parent-Teach-hi
sponsoring a
Gospel Singing Saturday night,
July 18, at 7:80.
All singers and the public are
invited.
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