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JULY 1, IMS Madison Nine Wins Two Gaines Over 'lit MMl0'lftMtf1toltnr 11. cwUr, 11 1, Saturday Lateee tor in a lackluster BCL mm. Al though Leicester was charged with only S error, the wnols team mada nuraeroua miaplaya and man, U! errors that allowed MadUon's Dons; Ponder to coast to hi fourth pitching win. gtrlng up 0 hits, while walking none and striking ut 6. Ik Nie scored 8 raw to the f in innings to saw on to vic tory early. Tony and Doug Pon der, Harry Briggs arid Jerry Reed eolleoetd 2 hits apiece, and Roger Buckner and Steve Davis scored 8 runs sack. Toay Ponder had 8 rbi's. Dean King, who hurled a sb out against Fairrtew the week be fore, went the distance end w bombed for the second time this FREE EVERY GARMENT SANITIZED, MOLD PROOFED, MILDEW PROOFED We Are Now Using "CRAVENETTE" To Waterproof Your Rain Wear Also Enjoy The Convenience And Economy Of Our Coin-Op Laundry Recently We Added A Big Double-Loader To Handle Up To A 9x12 Shag Rug And All Your Heavy Soiled Clothes Edwards Cleaners MARSHALL, N. C. FOR COMPLETE PICK-UP & DELIVERY SERVICE CALL 649-2461 TOMATO GROWERS The The Week-End iy warn nine. M. Nina t 030 200-12 II 8 L 'neater 006 000 100 1 6 1 D. Ponder and Anglin ; D. King and C. King, Styles (2). W D Ponder (4-1); L D King Madiaoa Ntoa, It; ItoraardarilU. 4 The Madison Nine erupted for 0 runs in the 0th Inning Sunday to wallop Barnarderllle, 18-4 in a BCL game played on the Plat Creak diamond. The Nine sent 14 saea to the plate during the uprising, and 8 batters hit safely. Tony and Doug Ponder collected 2 hits each dur ing the inning. A 2-run triple by the latter proved to be the win ning blow. Squeak Payne collect ed 4 hits for the game, while (!ene Thomas and the Pondera had 3 each. The wild 9th gave pitcher Har ry Briggs his fourth straight win. MOTH PROOFING c TOR AGE TILL FALL MATO PLANT WILL OPEN SOON! Watch This Space For Opening Date Make Plans Now To Sell Your Tomatoes On Your Home Market rators and Stockholders AiMnxious To Serve The Tomato Growers Of This Area. mre Looking Forward To An Excellent Season This Ymt Home Electric & Furniture Main Street Marshall, N. C. Bond Sales Reach $24,874 n May Savings Bonds sales in Madi son County for she month of May ware 984,874. Per the year coun ty sales totaled 184,067, which la 88.6 per cent of tile 1001 goal of 176.230, according to C. L. Rudi sill Jr., Madison County Volun teer Chairman of the Bonds Pro gram. ! BLOODSHED : r boxscore : ON N. C HIGHWAYS Raleigh The Motor Vehicles Department's summary of traffi deaths through 10 a. m., Monday. June 28: Killed to date 640 Killed to data raat year . ... 094 NO RUDDER People who have no definite aim in their life's work are act ually lost before they start. The hurley righthander didn't al low ii nit alter the fourth inning Dwght Cody's glove work pulled Hrk'gs out 'if several jam-, in the (nily innings I!..!- Kiddle hon ,.,,., r,.i Kan. ai'dsv ille in t he t hi nl M . Vim I in I L'l H I I ll!i r: 1 s -J ll'ii'dsvillc Ml' lull nun ) 7 r, Urines and Anglin ; Silvers, Kid die I''). T Anders (HI, anl All man V Uriggs (t II) I, Si! vers. Honierun Riddle. GILLETTE Foamy SHAVING CREAM 79w 01. 1 " 'M SU"SES m msma rewa esaavi . This s pj3 1 Mrs. James ('louse MISS EDWARDS, JAMES CLOUSE WED SATURDAY Miss Mary Emma Edwards and lanies William Clouse were united in marriage on June 26, 1905 in Trinity Baptist Church by the Rev. W. B. Sprinkle of Asheville, grandfather of the bride, and the Rev. Jeter Sherlin. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don S. Edwards. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Clouse of Wea verville. Both are Mars Hill Col lege students. Mr. Edwards gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a gown of organza and lace, with a veil at tached to a rosette of satin. Miss Ann Edwards was her sis- (. A. TP" -kNS Advertisement Is Being CORD Joe Morgan Now In Swannanoa Joe Morgan is s time in Swannanoa where he has accepted a summer position as Instructor at the Juvenile Brain. stion and Treatment Center. In preparation for work of this na ture, be has taken courses to psy chology, mental heal and edu cation at the University of North Carolina and at Northern Illinois University, DsKalb, 10. Renew Your Subscription To The News-Record YOU CAN GET RELIEF FROM HEADACHE PAIN STANBACK gives you FAST relief from pains of headache, neuralgia, neuritis, and minor pains of arthritis, rheumatism. Because STANBACK contains several medically-approved and prescribed ingredients tor fast relief, you can take STANBACK with confidence. Satisfaction guaranteed! Test $ap &A wit o I f it On). r anainst any pr eparation you've ever used (Ooo M ooie knwpi rg 10 25 69 lei 's maid nf honir and hrides niaids were Misa Susan Morris, Mrs l.orcna Hoone, Miss Judy Kd wards anil Miss Mary Edith Ed wards. They wore taffeta and lace dresses and carried noscgoys of t in tod carnations. Roy Carter was best man and , ushers were Leonard Kdwards, Ia vid Hoone, Roger Suttles, and Robert Allen. Junior Ushers were Russell Morris and David Morris, and child attendants were Bever ly Waldrop and Rodger Morris. Mrs. Sprinkle, grandmother of the bride, entertained at a recep tion in her home following the re hearsal Friday. Mrs. Shirley Mor ris assisted. The couple will live in Mars Hill. Published Courtesy mm i I Hir . 1 ! ' Mrs Konald Wolf, MISS HOPE R. FOX BECOMES BRIDE OF R. WOLFE Miss Hope Rachel Fox, daught er of Mr. and Mrs. Furman Fox Of Route :t, Mars Hill, and Ronald Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hans ford Wolfe of All Rock, Ky., were united in marriage on Saturday, .June 19, l!tC5. The ceremony was performed in Danforth Chapel on the campus of Berea College, Berea, Ky., by Dr. Gordon Ross, chairman of the department of Religion and Phil- Company Pure Thraa 4-H County Council Me Here June 21 The 4-H County Council held iu monthly meeting June 2 ( at the RE A Building to Maarshall. The nteettof was called to order by the club iinsrfiliml Jm. ItakaU . Wardfl ''The pi edge of sfkwiaAM - I ' and 4-H pledge were tod by Jew ell Ball and DaJbart Arrtofton. Loretto Gosnell lad the grassy In the Lord's Prayer. The rail was called and th esiautss read hy Sandra Hunter. The main business for the meet ing was to deckle whisk emadktate Madison County H ere were go ing to vote for In the Distaact election at Ervrin High School. June 22. This was the DwtaHot Demonstration Day fer the 4- H'ers.. RHAL TROl Bl.l Folks with too vivid aa anag ination are more dnugioas than those with a little learning. osojrhy (tivenin marriage by tier father, the bride wore a floor-length white satin gown, and her el txw-length v-il was attached to a white satin ' nun i Her bridal bouquet was of white chrysanthemums. Miss l-'aith Fox, sister of the hndi was maid of honor. Her die - was c.f light blue brocade with a light bine nel headdress. She ram- I :i single while chrys- Ullt lirlllMM III ted light Mil I'. I.I. lie., oil olfe of I'ensacola, Fla. '""llur of liit- hridcgroom, was Following the ceremony, a re ieption was held in The Fireside Room of the Chapel. Miss Sandra Taylor, Miss Susan Rockwell, Miss Sandra Marcum, and Miss Faye t'ollette assisted. Mrs. Wolfe graduated from Berea Colege with a B.S. degree in nursing. Mr. Wolfe ggraduated from Berea Colefe with a degree in agriculture. They will reside in Kussellville, Ky., where Mr. Wolfe is a soil conservationist with the Department of Agriculture. Mrs. Fox, mother of the bride, wore light blue shantung with a corsage of yellow rosebuds. Mrs. Wolfe, mother of the groom, wore a black and white print with a corsage of red rosebuds. Mr m M
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