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C APRfL If, lMff Pat give ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED HEARD AND SEEN By "POP" I I I I PERSONAL and OTHERWISE Dial 3261 SI " Mr. Kay Davis, who has been employed In North Wllkeeboro, is spending a few days hare with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ponder spent the week-end in Addison, Mich., where they visited friends. They also visited Mr. Pender's sis ter, Mite Mary Emma Ponder, who is a student at East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, Tenn. William V. Farmer returned this week to his home in Marshall after being a patient in a Sanford hospital for two months and spend ing the last several weeks with three of his children in Charlotte, a Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Merrell have returned from Jacksonville and Orlando, Florida where they spent several days on vacation. In Jacksonville they visited Mr. Merrell's brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Land; and also his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Frisby. Miss Mildred Stines of Glen Al pine, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mcin tosh and daughter, Susan, of Burnsville, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Stines, here. Mr. and Mrs. John Roberson of Taylorsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin of Conway, S. C, spent the week-end in Marshall with Mrs. William Worley and family and Mr. and Mrs. Guy White. Miss Sandra Faulkner of Dur ham, and a classmate, Miss Mary Wilingham, of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., spent the week-end here with Miss Faulkner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Faulkner. Mrs. Lester Whitener, of Gas tonia, is spending sometime here with friends sod relatives. at w. Sandra Laahley, six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lashley, of Mills River, received a broken leg last Saturday when she accidentally fell in her yard. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loy P. Roberta of Marshall. With The Sick o Miss Georgia Gwaltney is a pa teint in Memorial Mission Hos pital, where she is undergoing treatment. William "Bill" Stokley, of Mar shall, is a patient in Memorial Mission Hospital where he was taken Wednesday after becoming ill while working. Dedrick Roberts of Marshall was admitted to St. Joseph's Hos pital Wednesday where he is un dergoing treatment for pneumonia. Mrs. Jonah B. Tweed, formerly -of Marshall, is a patient in St.. Joseph's Hospital where she is un dergoing treatment. Clemit Ball has returned to his home from St. Joseph's Hospital where he was a patient for some time. Mrs. Everette Boone is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital where she underwent surgery this week. ASrffe To Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rob erts, of Black Mountain, a daugh ter, Monday, April 12, 1965, at Memorial Mission Hospital. Mr. Roberts is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Loy P. Roberts, of Marshall. High Honor ... (J. (Jolleare Mrs. Cecil Clark, of Raleigh, was among the Western Carolina College students who made the Al pha Honor Roll last quarter. To be eligible for this honor a stu dent must attain 3.50 quality points. Mrs. Clark attained an average of 8:53 quality points. Mrs. Clark, who majored in home economics, is now doing her student teaching this quarter at Owen High School. Mrs. Clark is the former Miss Catherine Cody, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Cody, of Marshall. ACCIDENT-PRONE A great many motorists never atop to think and others never think to stop. Mrs. McDaniel Is Now Employed At Wild's Radio Here Mrs. Margery McDaniel, who has been employed at the Bates Men's Store in Orlando, Florida, for 12 years, and who recently moved back to Marshall, started her duties last week at Wild's Ra dio and Television Service store here. She is residing at the home of her mother, Mrs. Caney Ramsey, Sr. THE WAY WE WANT One of the great things about living in a democracy is that we have complete control over how we pay our taxes cash, check, lor money order. The dinner on the Island Sun day was most delicious I like good barbecued chicken and that chicken Sunday was good al though the economics room was a bit crowded, I enjoyed the doss fellowship enjoyed sitting with Sibyl and Babs of course, Kel ley and "Bill" were also at the table was especially glad to see ray pal Kathy Briggt who came down from Mars Hill with her parents to also enjoy the dinner speaking about Mara Hill, the Wildcats are off to a good start in baseball by golly, they shut out the Tornadoes here Tuesday, 5-0 didnt see the game but understand Charles Tolley was a thorn in our flesh glad Tal mage McLean is back at his du ties here he's been barbering in Asheville for several days by the way, what's the difference in a new twenty dollar bill and an old one? answer is 19 aret it will repeat what's the dif ference in a new $20 bill and an old ONE now you see, don't you ? who should walk in the office Tuesday p. m., but "Jud" Amnions, from Raleigh was mighty glad to see him Jud is an official with CP&L and he and his wife "treated" us to a deli cious supper while we were at tending the AOC Conference tour ney recently someone called us by phone this week and asked if I was going to run for mayor of Marshall we thanked the per son but told him I had no aspira tions for this high office Ed Niles has his "first coat" of sun tan I haven't been out in the sun long enough to get any sort of tan yet thanks to Preisdent Sam Smith of the Southern League, Bobby Terrell and the rest of the fine fellows in the sports department of the Asheville Citizen-Times for sending me a com plimentary season's pass to all baseball games in Asheville or any where in the league for that mat ter makes us feel real good I don't know whether I'm trying to get the flu or if if s spring fe ver, but Fva fdt rotten this weak we're sorts crowded! for space this week so I'll cut this column short this week happy Easter, you all. I .1 Shady Side Florist Is Now Located Near Ivy Bridge Marshall-Asheville Highway Come in and see our Large Variety of Flowers Remember Your Loved Ones jarBaHBHBSBB Jl htaf BBh H YsbbbbmKj? sm mBbbbbI SMa Kermit Cody, Jr. Has Job At Enka Kermit Cody, Jr., of Marshall, who has been assisting his father at Cody Motor Sales, here, has accepted a job at Enka. He start ed his duties there this week. Vota Vita Class To Meet Tuesday Members of the Vota Vita Sun day 'School Class of the Marshall Baptist Church will hold their April meeting Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Kermit Cody. Mrs. Eva Sams will have charge of the program. Shady Side Florist MRS. MAXA MAYHEW, Phone: 649-4461 Grand Ole Opry Saturday Night In Asheville Grand Ole Opry will be held at the City Auditorium in Asheville this Saturday night a 8 o'clock. There will be only one perform ance. Starring, in person, will be Les ter Flatt, Earl Scruggs and the Foggy Mtn. Boys; Tompall and the Glaisen Bros., and other artists. Doors will open at 6:30 p. m. Advance tickets may be pur chased at J. X Newberry's record bar and all Minute Markets in Asheville. Rites Held Wed., For Cable Infant Services for Rebecca Jean Ca ble, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Cable who died Sunday, April 11, 1966, in Hous ton, Texas, were bald at 2 p. m., Wednesday in the chapel of Hol- eombe Funeral Home in Man Hill. The Rev. Charles Davis offici ated and burial wee in Little Ivy Cemetery. OUTER CIRCLE High society gets some people out of their orbit and many ere Mr. Robert W. Robers, of Route 1, Marshall, announce the marri age of his daughter, Shirley Lou ise, to Richard Nolan Wilde, on Friday, January 22, 1966. Mr. Wilde is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Wilde, of Rt. 6, Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Wilde are students at Mars Hill College. Mr. Wilde works part tuns at the A&P store in Marshall. They will reside in Marshall. Presbyterian Woman's Asso. Met Last Thurs. The Women's Association of the Marshall Presbyterian Church met Thursday afternoon in the Fel lowship Hall. Mrs. A. M. Ramsey, president, opened with John 19: verses 17-42, followed by prayer. Mrs. C. D. Bowman gave the Yearbook of Prayer. Following the business meeting, offering and offertory prayer, Mrs. W. C. Rector gave the Bible Study course, Live as Free Men, from Oalatians. Miss Margaret Ward led a most interesting program and discussion on "Evangelism Every Chris tian's Concern." The purpose be ing to develop a clearer under standing of what evangelism is and the responsibility of each in dividual church member to com municate the gospel; to create a climate of awareness end concern toward sianCaVwM w" During the !ocial hour refresh ments were served by the hostess, Mrs. A. M. Ramsey, Bride-Elect Honored With Shower Saturday Miss Judy Harris, daughter of Mr. Alvin Harris and the lets Mrs. Harris, and bride-elect of Mr. Sam my Fox of Detroit, Mich. ,and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fox of Rt 2, Mars Hill, was honored with a shower Saturday evening, April 10 at 7-30 in the Beech Glen Com munity Center with sixty guests present and many others sending gifts. Hostesses for the evening wars Mrs. Nelson Harris, Mrs. Wayne Eatmon and Mrs. Levi Hunter, us ing as their color scheme a lovely green and white. Miss Linda Sue Large welcom ed the guests and received the gifts. Miss Psttle Lou Whitson and Miss Wanda Fox, sister of the groom-to-be, were in charge of the games and motion pictures were taken throughout the eve ning Mrs. Nelson Harris entertained with some selected readings. Mrs. Wayne Eatmon presided at the punch bowl and Mrs. Nelson Harris served the colorful cake and sandwiches decorated with hearts and wedding bells. Miss Harris, who si a senior at Mars Hill High School, made her own guest book. A June wedding is planned. . f . ' . . . . . WHO WANTS IT7 Comment: Your hair is getting pretty thin on top. Reply: Well, who wants fat hair? Library Science Courses At MHC During Summer Six courses in library science will be offered by Mars Hill Col lege during its summer sessions despite the fact that the chief in structor in the field, Mrs. Mar garet Bridges, died recently. College officials have announced that Mrs. Wayne Pressley, instruc tor in the education department, will teach children's literature and audio-visuals during the first sum mer session, June 7-July IS. Miss Ann Daeus, cataloger on the library staff, will teach cata loging during the summer session. Mrs. Douglas Therrell, a mem ber of the education department Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parsons, of Clayton, Ga., announce the en gagement of their daughter, Frances, to John Arthur Corbett, son of Mr. and Mrs. John O. Corbett, Jr., of Marshall. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Dye of Newnan, Ga., and Mr. Jared L. Parsons and the late Mrs. 1'arsons, of Parsons, W. Va. Miss Parsons, a graduate of Brenau Academy, is a senior at Flrenau College, majoring in elementary education. She is an officer of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Mr. Corbett is the grandson of Mrs. A. W. Whitehurst and tha late Mr. Whitehurst of Marshall; and of Mrs. John O. Corbett, Sr., and the late Mr. Corbett, of Richmond, Va. The future bridegroom was graduated from the University of North Carolina where he received a B.S. degree in Business Adminis tration. He was a member of Delta Sigma Pi and Scabbard and Blade, National military society. Upon graduation, Mr. Corbett received a commission in the U. S. Navy and served aboard the guided imissilo destroyer Leahy. Mr. Corbett is employed with the First Union Na tional Bank in Charlotte, where he is assistant manager of the West Morehead Branch. The wedding will be July 11, at the First Methodist Church, Clayton, Ga. faculty who has been on a leave of absence completing a masters degree, will return for the second summer session, July 14-Aug. 19. She will teach three courses, ado lescent literature, library organi zation and administration, refer once materials. Department chairman John Hough Jr., said the courses ere being offered primarily for the benefit of public school personnel who need them for certification in library science. Questions con cerning them should be addressed to him. Mrs. Bridges, chief librarian and associate professor hi the ed ucation department, died unex- padedly March 81. He for the current taken by Mrs. TIME TO PRESS IIP fefaV WmfUlfltsy Ladies' SPRING BAGS A large variety of styles end colors to choose from $2.99-$6.99 Boys' White SHIRTS in Long & Short Sleeves Sizes 3 - 7 $1.69 -$L99 Ladies' Nylon SLIPS $2J-$6J "Just Wonderful" HAIR SPRAY Men's & E OXFOR Boys JjM if.. 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