MARSHALL, N. C, JUNE 10, 1MB
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Mrs. A. J. Ramsey recently re
turned from s three week visit
with bar son, J. R. Ramsey, and
family in LaGrange, Indiana,
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Prof. Carl Julian Douglas, of
Kairhigh Dickinson jj University
was the house guest" of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Ponder last weak,
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Mr. and Mrs. Horace L Ben
nett and eons of Greensboro, are
Visiting her mother, Mrs. A. J.
Rsmsay, here, this weak,
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' Mr. and Mrs. Oarroll "Bud"
Creasman and three daughters,
who have been visiting friends and
relatives in Marshall for s few
days, left Sunday for their home
in Mondaimin, Iowu. This was the
first trip back for the former Mar
shall resident in some few years.
Mr. Sherman Candler and son,
.any of Swannanoa, and Mr. Kdd
Candler of Marshall were visiting
their brother, Hubert Candler, in
Kingsport, Tenn., Sunday
M. ami Mis. Charles ('arrow
nl Radford, Va., spent the week
end here as house guests of Mrs.
("arrow's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Rice Sr. Sunday morning
they all attended the memorial
service at G r a n d v i e w, then
left for Tryon where they had
been invited to attend the annual
Hallew reunion; after which they
drove on to Landrum, S. C, to
visit the homestead of the late C.
M. Burnette, returning Sunday
night after stopping for a meal
at the Steak House in Henderson
ville. Mrs. J. N. White returned Wed
nesday from Asheville where she
spent a few days as the guest of
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Bradley.
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eturn From OES
won In Raleigh
Guy White, Miss Aldeen
Mrs. Listen B. Rameey,
re. James Story returned
lead . nlffht from Raleigh
l thev attended the four-day
lion of Grand Chapter, Order
Af.' the Eastern Star.
r. White,, worthy matron of
the Marshal), .Chapter, along with
other worthy matrons and worthy
patrons in the state, participated
in the opening exerciaea of the
Grand Chapter on Monday eve
ning and Tuesdsy morning.
Miss Waldrup, past matron 01
the lo ul chapter, took part in the
Memorial Service Tuesday eve
ning honoring members through
nut the state who had died during
the past year.
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Little Miss Theresa Hanks, 7
yeai old daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Arthur Hanks of Marshall, return-
' to her home Monday after be
int' a Kitient in St. Joseph's Hos
pital, where she underwent an appendectomy
Accepts Position
Fletcher Brown of Mars Hill has
. recently accepted .a jioaitfon at
Houston Bros, fl
He is the former operator of
Brown's Gulf Service in Mara Hill.
He is married to the former Bar
bara Houston, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Houston of Mar
shall. Mr. and Mrs. Brown and
their one child reside in Marshall.
Hubert Candler of Kings
Tenn., and formerly of Mar
is recuperating at his home
being a patient in a Kings
hospital. Mrs. Candler has
also been a patient in a hospital
there
Mr
port ,
shall,
aftei
port
Mrs. Grant Reed, 58, of Shutin,
who was critically injured in a
car accident Friday, May 28, near
Del Rio, Tenn., is listed in fair
condition in the intensive care
unit at St. Mary's Hospital in
Knoxville, according to reports
from the hospital Sunday.
fr tnf atidflrs. LawU Shelton,
wm MM TT
5, in Memorial Mission Hospital.
, ,JIQPELESSLY LOST
It's proven fact that people
who beat Around the bush take
the long road to nowhere.
: seen :
By "POP"
It's quite a feat to pitch a no
hltter in any kind of baseball
game bat to pitch one in the
SUte playoffs ia really some
thing but wait not only did
Steve Davis pitch one no hitter,
but TWO in tite playoffs not
to be outdone, teammate Charles
Tolley took the mound in the fi
nal game and although hla control
was a bit erratic, he, too, pitched
a no-hit game against Pantego
imagine, THREE no-hit games in
State playoffs three consecu
tive no-hitters it's almost un
believable but it's true I saw
'em that is, the last two IVn
positive this is and will be an
nil-time record again I con
gratulate the Wildcats and Coach
Wallin on winning the champion
ship was invited up to Mars
Hill last Saturday night for the
dinner at Warrick's honoring the
Wildcats the steaks were deli
cious the hoys presented Coach
Wallin with a gold plaque ami
Jerry I'lenunons, of WMMH pre
sented the annual trophy for the
county championship I enjoyed
being with the boy-- a swell
bunch Mrs. Dick Anderson (Kfl
toy) who helped prermre the
steaks, asked ioe how I got in
vited to so many dinners says
she reads this column every week
- well. "Toy," 1 don't exactly
know why I'm invited to so many,
but I'm sure glad that I a,m I
enjoyed watching the VHS pwrade
in town last Saturday afternoon
a very impressive parade
many attractive floats congrat
ulations to the leaders and chil
dren one Marshall resident said
it was the "best thing which has
happened here in a long time"
I agree.
Leake Invited
On Tour With
Governor Moore
A. E. Leake, Marshall attorney,
has received an invitation to be a
co-host on the Governor's Agricultural-Industrial
tour for North
Carolina, June 14-19.
Approximately 80 leading in
dustrial executives from outside
North Carolina are expected to ac
company the group.
Travel will be by chartered
planes and buses.
: JUSTA
: womaprs :
! observations !
By DOROTHY & 8HUPE
I'm so glad that White and Mc
Dlvitt got back AMI their week
end trip to outer apace. Cant
aee what intrigued White so much
in the wide open paces I be
lieve I'd have hopped Sack in be
fore I even get ant! However,
I'm aH for tins going into space
and seeing Just what goes on.
They might find a place for all
these worn out cars.
I have always heard of people
playing "poswum," bat until to
day I didn't really believe that
one of those little animate would
pull such tricks. Charlotte and I
were on our way to Asheville
when we drove by one equatted at
the yellow line in the road. I was
so happy that I didn't hit him,
and when we looked back, he wan
lying all sprawled out as if we
had blasted him to heaven. A
car coming behind us passe) him
also as he lay there, pretending
to be deadi!
Can't believe that school is real
ly out yet. Of course today (Wed
nesday) is my first free day, anil
it just seems like Saturday I
imagine Ronnie Bishop, Fred
Messer, Linda Kedmon, Barbara
Kdmnnds, Angela Roberts, and
- veral students would be willing
to write 500 "Necessities" just to
be back, not with me, but their
school friends!
Saw old Ray Davis Tuesday and
he was already having a day off
after working for one day! 1
guess it only took the A and I'
(or is it Colonial?) one day to
find out he and work are com
plete strangers!
Observed Hope all that talk
ing and pleading that I did will
have some effect on those junior
girls that plan to get married this
summer Enjoyed seeing Jerry
Rice and hearing him talk at grad
uation he has done well in the
educational field and I know his
parents are proud of him Was
so sorry for all those people that
had water damage in the Walnut
Creek area Tuesday night Guess
I'd better hush and and get to
work on this dirty house this
Pring rMfa;,mJmfr
Joe Penland, Jr., Is
Member Teen-Dem
Committee
BaMgh Joe Penland, Jr., of
Marshall, has been named a mem
ber of the Constitution Committee
of the Fourth Annual Teen-Dem
State Convention scheduled at
North Carolina State University,
June 1M2.
State Teen-Dem President,
Charles H. Mercer, Jr., of Smith
field, in making tit announcement
stated that the youthful delegates,
rising high school freshmen, soph
omores, juniors, Santera, and ris
ing college freshmen, will partici
pate in workshops, discuss current
political issues, write their own
resolutions, and elect their own
officers. The entire con
vention will follow the format
used by state and national Demo
cratic Conventions.
The delegates will stay on the
campus where all convention ac
tivities will be held. Adult advis
ors will consist of YDC and oth
er party officials.
Principal speakers include Wil
liam A. Creech, of Smithfield,
Chief Counsel and Staff Director
of the V. S. Senate Sub-Convnit-tee
on Constitutional Lights;
Thomas Ludlow Ashley, Congress
man from the ltll District. State
of Ohio; and John Hottorff, Secre
tary of State of the State of In
diana.
Leaving Friday for the meet
ing, in addition to I'cnland, iinj
Kmagene I'onder, Charlotte ShuiK1,
Kllsberry Wyatt and Mr. ami Mrs
tieorgc Y . Shupe.
Retires From Teaching
CEREMONY
IN SYLVA
UNITES PAIR
Miss Patsy Ann Cratee of Syl
va and Christopher Patrick Lyons,
also of Sylva, were married Sat
urday, June 6, 1966 In the chapel
of the First Baptist vnurcn in
Sylva by the Rev. Robert Clegg. .
The bride la the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Frank Cradne of
Marshall. She la assistant home
economics etxeneiah agent for
Jackson County. Mr. Lyons Is the
son of Mrs. Csrl Watklna of Low
don, Ky., and Lester Lyons of
Pawhuaka, Okla. He la with W.
C. Hennessee Lumbtr Company In
Sylva.
Given in marriage by her fa
I ther the bride wore a long gown
i of white satin with French re-embroidered
lace which she herself
made. The veil was fastened to a
double coronet of pearls.
Miss Winona Smith of Winston
Salem, the only attemlunt. wore
aqua and carried a cascade of
white carnations.
Johnny William Allen of Sylva
was best man. Ushers were James
Akin Craine, the bride's brother,
of Asheville, and Mike I-wis of
Sylva.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyons will live at
I Sylvan Heights, Sylva.
A rake cutting followed tile re
hearsal Friday in the church par
lor
Married Se tartar
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Mrs. Christopher Patrick Lyons
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RETIRES FROM
CLASSROOMS
Mrs. Plemmons Is
Honored With A
Stork Shower
Mrs. Liston li. Ramsey and Mrs.
James Allen entertained at a Stork
Shower Friday evening at the
REA building honoring Mrs. Cloice
Plemmons.
Games were played and prizes
awarded to Mrs. Guy White and
Mrs, Iverson Hradley.
Those attending were Mrs. Phil
lip Merrell, Mrs. Plumer Cody,
Mrs. A. S. Reeves, mother of the
hnooree; Mrs. Charlie Leake, Miss
Ruth Guthrie, Mrs. MaCo Wallin,
Mrs. R. J. Plemmons, Mrs. Jo
seph M. Reeves, Mm. John Den
ton, Mrs. Iverson Bradley. Mrs. W
C. Clark, Mrs Frank Fisher, Mrs.
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Marshal!, N. C.
I One year in the first grade is
' enough for most of us but Miss
Bex Ramsey of Mars Hill, has
spent most of her life there
! She will retire this month at
Barnardsville Elementary School
after serving 40 years as teacher
there and at Mars Hill
"It's about time to stop," she
said, "because you have given it
a whirl when you've taujrht as
long as I have"
Miss Ramsey received a diplo
ma in art, drama and speech from
Mars Hill Junior College and lat
er attended Western Carolina Col
lege. She received her degree
from Duke University in 1992
and returned to her nattive Mars
Hill as the first grade instructor
at Mars Hill Elementary School
She spent 25 years there prior
to accepting a teaching position
at Barraardsville Elementary
' St.'hool wtidrfi scVl t. K.,. aarvaA for
the past 15 years
"I have been known as being
hard, but a teacher must conduct
a well-disciplined class" she said
Miss Ramsey expressed enjoy
ment for her work and her "chil
dren" but said the rigors of com
muting from home to school have
not always been pleasant. She
also feels it is time to "let the
younger teachers take over."
"I have always loved ant and
music and hare bean a Jack-of -all-trades,"
she said indicating that
ha would keep active after her re
tirement.
She was honored during an as
sembly at Barnardsville School
Wednesday imorning with the pre
sentation of a gift by the school
In appreciation tat her service.
Celebrate Birthdays
Denise Allen, daughter of Mr.
uid Mrs. Troy Allen; and Gary
Dixon, son of the Rev. and Mrs.
Wayne Dixon, celebrated their
birthdays during the Bible School
refreshment period at the Long
Branch Baptist Church Wednes
day night. Mr. and Mrs. Allen
served cake and punch to 35 pu
pils and teachers.
Attend Dairy
Month Luncheon
In Asheville
Attending the Dairy Month
"kickoff" luncheon at the Down
towner Motor Inn Monday from
Marshall were Mrs. Ethel Wallin,
Kred Boss, Wayne Slagle and Jim
Story.
J. V. Whitaker, of Raleigh, ex
ecutive secretary of N. C. Milk
Commission, was principal speak
er. News media representatives,
dairy officials and extension spe
cialists were invited to the lunch
eon. Visit In France
Mrs. Ron Sprinkle of Marshall
and Mrs. Joseph Malinoaki, Sr.., of
New Smyrna Beach, f la., are leav
ing today (Thursday) by plane
for Means, France where they
will visit Captain and Mrs. Jo
seph Malinoski, Jr. Mrs. Malinoa
ki, Jr., is the former Miss Olga
Sprinkle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Sprinkle of, Marshall.
They expect to re tarn June 28.
Building
Get rid of your past by build
ing a future out of it
I'LL TBACH HIM
A teacher in the nursery depart
ment of a Baptist church saw a
8-year-old boy with doubled fiat
moving in on another one. She
Moved in quickly to stop the
fight, asking what ft waa aB
Said the belligerent 3-year-otd,
Tm going to teach this kid to
'Be Ye KiudV
NOTICE!
We, the members of the Madison County Board
of Tax Revaluation, hereby agree to sit in a body to
hear compl'aints at the courthouse on the following
days :
Month - Days Township
July 5-6-7 1, Ward 1
July 8-9-12 1, WaTd 2
July 13-14 l, Ward 3
July 15-16 1, Ward 4
July 19-20-21 9
July 22-23-26 16
July 27-28 2, Ward 1
July 29-80 2, Ward 2
August 2-3 8
August 4-5-6 4
August 9-10 -.. -"Jl;
August 11-12 j 6
August 18-16 ,,,.-,... 7
August 17 8, Ward l
August 18 8, Ward 2
August 19-20 10
August 23-24-25 . 11
August 2687. ,,:. i 12
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August 8081 AM.-Jut .
September 1-2 14
September 3-6 16
BURTON B. AMMONS,
ERNEST SNELSON, Secrwta
TALMAGE FRANKLIN, Mem!
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