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MARSH A LI- N. C JULY 1, 19M E WS-RECORD Pagn Two Baptismal Service, rs. Mary Gotnell aft : 'asses Monday; Sinffb-g At Dry Br I lira. Albert Blachwal e MBS WILLARD IS BRIDE OF ALBERT L BLACKWELL Mise Hiiiii Claire Willard mm! Albert ImmI Blaclrwell win on i ted m marriage on JuM 36. 1965 ia tilt Second I'leabyteriaa Chares Lexington, Kentucky in a eereasejr conducted by the Rev. Jaaaes Aagel). The bride , a frruduate of" Cornell University, ia the daughter of Dr. and Urm. Wfllmas Robert Willard. She few a asaeters degree from CorneU Wad will teach ia Boatoa ia a aaraing eefcoo. Te arid ertem is the torn of Dr. and lira. Hoyt Blackwell of Mars Hill, and is a ffradnate of Harvard, where he will retara for graduate work. The bride wora an ivory satin dress with lacs panels aad a laea tap with a Teal attached. Mrs. Jonathan Slater of Rairt iafrs, N. Y., sister of the bride, was matron of honor and brides maids were Mrs. Charles McCall of Atlanta, sister of the bride groom, Miss Ann Koch of Madi son, Wise., Mias Carolina Hernan dez and Mrs. Joseph Baasett of Baeturmal eervieee will be ob served air the , saok Vina' WU1 BapUst Chmrb Staaday af terooon at 2:80. In the evening at 7:30, tha reg ular 1st Sunday night singing will be held. All singers and the pub lie we cordially invited to attend. Noah Wilson Pastes Thursday; Funeral Saturday Services for Noah Wileon, who died Thursday , June 14, 106o, ware held at 2 p. m., Saturday hi Lan ral Valley Baptist Cburcfc. The Rev. Arthur Anuaoae aad tha Rev. Lloyd Ponder affieiated and burial was in Sampson Ceme tery. Pallbearera were Loadoa, A. C Hari, aad Charlie Honaycutt, and Ned and Furtnaa Pox. Mr. Wilson was a native at Yancey Conaty aad a retired farmer. Surviviag are the widow, Mrs. Maggie Hayaia Wiieoa; a stop daughter, Mrs Fletcher Crowdar of Anataad, W. Va.; a stepson, George Honey cut t of Newport News, Va.; and a sister. Mias I -siren Wiieoa of Bumaville. aaaBBB Ja!ra. Mary Ann Gosnell, 88, oi auK.n Rt 4 died Monday. June W to';?. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Millard Gun tar of Cleveland, Ohio; three eons, Charlie and Suard, both of Marshall Rt. 4 and Curry Gosnell of Marshall Rt 2; 25 grandchildren; 47 great-grandchildren; and a great-great-grand- Misa Eva Lenora Baldwin is the daughter of Mrs. Walter L. Bald win of Fletcher, who announce her engagement to Virgli B. Smith Jr. of Marshall, son of Ml. Clarena Lovinflood of Asheville and Virgil B Smith of Marahall. A July wedding ia planned. Graveside services were held at 8:30 p. in., Wednesday in Gosnell Cemetery. The Rev,. Uoyd Chandler and tha- Rev. William Chandler offici- Bowman Funeral Home was in charge. Renew Your Subscription To The News-Record ajEhtetnU aaaS tffl I Hard-working pickup. . . with a flair for run! Hot Springs News R. C. KIRBY, Correspondent Mrs. Bueaa Pittmaa of Eliza- hethtoa. Tsnn.. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wilford Moore. Mise Linda Burgin of Chariot fgandny. 48 employees were pre Cambridge, Mass. They all wora yellow linen dresses with green ribbon sashes and bandeaux. They carried daisies. Me la ma Slater, Ann McCall aad David Huater Slater were child attendants. Jonathan Edwards Slater was best man and ushers were the Rev. James E. Thomas of Cambridge, Mass., Eric Black-well, brother of the bridegroom, Dr. Charles Mc Call of Atlanta and Joseph Basset. A reception in the home of the brideto parents followed The couple will live in Cam bridge. The bride's father is vice-president of University of Kentucky and dean of the college of medi cine. The bridegroom's father is president of Mars Hill College. is horn for a month's stay. Miss Pat Bowers of Charles Town, W. Va., is visiting Misa Nancy Lippard. Mrs. William Hoyt and three children of Rome, Ga., are visit ing her mother, Mrs. Ruth lip pard. Those attending the funeral aefr vice for Mr. Neill Ross were Mr. and Mrs. Prank Blue, Mrs. Bob Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Harold An derson, and Mr. and Mr. W. T. Whitten. He was interred at Oak wood Cemetery, Raleigh. Margaret and Richard Ross re turned to Hot Springs with mem bers of the funeral party. Mar garet is visiting Jewel Huff, and Richard is visiting David Whit ten. They have many friends here. Miss Lynn Jones of Asheville was week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McFall RiHlinrtnn lfill ernolovees of tha firat ahift had their annual picinc at Rocky Bluff campgrounds Sa' MaaaauupSiS Eanaaa aa Mannar vbL a3 JIIII&afiHBf TJ5 : yBLy B aa'. " aw KwBH3HaBOagBaHB Win! relax it.. Mr. and Mrs. Doc Sumeral and Mrs. Martha Harrison, also Mr Elva Fuller went to Greeaeville, rnll.. Sunday. Thay w e r t t h t guests of Mrs. Bertha Rosa. Mr. and Mrs. Jos Amster of Lake Worth, Fife, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Kirby Thursday. Upon leaving Hot Springs they went to Greensville, Tenn. to visit their daughter, Mrs. Andrew Kiker and family. lite Methodist and Presbyterian Bible School closes on Wednesday night Graduation exercises will beheld. A livelv time is in the making for tile Fourth of July celebration here; Fish fries, sheet shoots, pistol shoots, square dancing, bingo games, mountain music gttka-e, baseball. Come join Ms for a bush- Mrs. Paul McFall. MUm. r - J igmm " fija mil llilir" V m rHafrr1 tBM&ffBtm . ... ... '.-j&uiji I iHsaaWsaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaawBsSaaaaas '65 FORD (twuIbeam) PICKUP Come in and test the ride that's best for work and play Service Motor Sales, Inc. ! . :'d, bul I M'us how lo ! Thai's the atw Ford Twin-I-Btaat ; .! i "Iv.ofn "1 axles 1 '-it e.: I . .'. Is ncss ob the jeh, m. i'. ' c mfort utl llic Mtic Eat!! 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