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William Duck, 85,
Passes Saturday;
Funeral Monday
County
High School
Basketball
Service for William Duck, 89,
of Mars Hill RFD 2, who died
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AT MARSHALL
GIRLS GAME
Jprintr Cmk (26) Kimberly
5, F. Moore 14, Meadow 8, Holt,
W. Moore 1, Reese 2,
Marshall (36) Tipton 8. Rice,
Krlaby 8, Johnson 9 .Smith, Ad
ams 8. Brvan. McDevitt. Candler
4, Ramsey, Franklin 1, Cram, I'on
dir.
Halftime: Marshall 19-13.
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BOYS GAME
SDrimr Creek (66) B. Price 2,
Lankford 2, Fergruson 10, Parkar
P. Price 21, Strickland Z, Wil-
lett 13.
Marshall (65) Fox 13, Sprin
kle 10, Ramsey 18, West, Slagle
7, Crowe 1, Brazil 4, Candler 12,
Moore.
Halftime: 24-24 tie.
AT MARSHALL
GIRLS GAME
Cane River (50) Fox 15
Curry 18. Ballon 5, Ballon,
11, Kins. English, Phillips 1.
Marshal! (32) - Tipton 4, Rice,
Frisby !, Johnson in, Smith, Al
anis 0, Hryan. McDevitt, E. Frank
lin, I. Franklin.
Halftime: Cane River 24-!).
Saturday,, February 8, HMJ6, were-
held Monday at 8:80 p. m. in
Bethel Baptist Church.
The Rev. Lloyd Roberts, the Rev.
T. S. Henderson officiated and
burial waa in Dock Cemetery-
Pallbearers were Oren, Bobby,
Owen and Dr. Otis Duck, Dale QU-
lis, Jerry Brigs nd E.G. Hill.
MRS, RAMSEY
MRS. COLLIER
MRS. CHASE
MRS. BRUMBY
MRS. RODENBOUGH
Ladies Of The House
These are the five women legislators in the House of Rep
resentatives for the 1965 session of the North Carolirka Legis
lature. Pictured at Raleigh are Mrs. F. Crafton Ramsey of
Madison County; Mrs. Iona T. Collier, Jones County; Mrs.
John B. Chase, Wayne County; Mrs. Mary Brumby, Cherokee
County ; and Mrs. Grace Rodenbough of Stokes County.
Cut courtesy Citizen-Time
Mars Hill News
MRS. J. W. HUFF, Correspondent
Mr. and Mm Frank Jarvis and
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jarvis left
around Feb. 1 to spend this month
in Sebring, Florida.
Mr. Jimmy Ray, son of Mr. and
Mr. Hughie Ray, who waa re
cently graduated frrom N. C. State
College, Raleigh, ha accepted
work in Rutherfordton.
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Davis are
spending this week at Meredith
College, Raleigh, taking part in
the Religious Focus Week there.
Mia Alma Freeman has return
ed to her home in Hendersonville
lifter spending two week here
with her Bister, Mrs. Nelson Har
ris. Miss Beth Briggs, student at
ASTC, Boone, was home over the
week-end. And Miss Mary Huff,
a member of the Library Staff of
ASTC, visited her mother over
the week-end.
Dr. and Mr. Luther Jarvis and
family, of Gastonia, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Jar
vis, here last Friday to Sunday.
Dr. S. W. Vance, who is still
a patient at St Joseph's Hospital,
is reported to be gaining strength
and showing improvement.
Mrs. Kemmie Holcombe, who
has been a patient at Black Moun
tain Sanatorium for the past two
weeks, is thought to be improved
and hopes to come home in a few
days.
There is still a good deal of sick
ness around in this community.
Science Fair To
Be At Cullowhee
Saturday, March 27
The Western District Science
Fair is scheduled for Saturday,
March 27, at Western Carolina
College at Cullowhee.
Professor Julian Hirt, district
director, said information is be
ing mailed to high schools in the
area giving details as to hours,
space available, and other perti
nent factor.
Exhibits will be shown in junior
Hot Spring High
BLUE DEVILS
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
Feb. 12 Mars Hill home
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and senior division in physical
and biolosrical science divisions. In
the junior division, project may
be presented by on , two, or three
persons, and the district judging
is final. Senior division projects
are to be presented by on person
only, and the five top winner in
each category will be eligible for
entrance in the State Science Fair
to be held at the University of
North Carolina on April 9 and 10.
Hirt said that certain regula
tions arejset .tajhajfafcfc .Caro
lina Academy of ScfRice and ap
ply in all districts. Students may
enter directly from their own
schools where no local fairs are
held, and entry forms should be
submitted to the district director
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Cane River (30) Deyton 4,
Jones, Hill 2, Hill 3, Fox 9, Prof
fitt 4, Tipton 2, McDowell 6.
Marshall (41) Fox 5, Sprin
kle 2, Ramsey 14, Slagle, Crowe,
Candler 16, Moore, Brazil 4, Gar
rett. Halftime: Marshall 20-12.
AT HOT SPRINGS
GIRLS GAME
Laurel (35) Banks 16, Kay
3, Canrtell 8, Landers 7, Shelton
1, Chandler.
Hot Springs (26) Roberts 6,
Mudd 8, Price 10, Sams 2 ,Wal
lin. Brown, Thomas.
Halftime: Laurel 18-14.
He was a native of Madison
County, a retired farmer and a
member of Bethel Baptist Church.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Cornelia Duck; five daughters.
Mrs. Everett Robineon, Mrs. Earl
Hill, Mrs. Ralph Beigan, Mrs.
Orover Cillis, Mrs. Robert Robin
son, all of Mars Hill Rt 2; two
sons, Charlie of Mars Mill and
Carl of Mars Hill Rt. 2; three
yfc I sisters, Mrs. Bessie Ballard of
Cox Alexander, Mrs. Lillie Miller of
Mars Hill Rt. 2 and Mrs. Minnie
Ramsey of Corbin, Ky.; a hroth
cr. Berry Duck of Leicester; eight
grandchildren and six great
grandchildren. Holcombe Funeral Home was in
eharpe of arrangements.
enter more than six exhibits, and
these should be divided as nearly
at least seven days prior to the J evenly as possible between the bi
district event. No school may ological and physical sciences.
BOYS GAME
Laurel (88) Plemmons 17,
Wallin 1, Cook 2, Franklin 16,
Roberts 2, Cutshaw.
Hot SDrinms 2) r-aagett s,
Lawson 6, Shelton 7, Huff 9, Gen
try, Moore, Sumerel.
Halftime: Laurel 19-18.
BLOODSHED !
BOXSCORE :
ON N. C. HIGHWAYS
RALEIGH The Motor Vehicles
Department's Summary of traffic
deaths through 10 a. m., Monday,
February 8, 1965:
Killed to date
Killed to late last year
138
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