lv,.;-r A.,i;;;,.'?'e's
THE NEWS-RECORD
MARSHALL,
N. C, APL 7, 1966
Page Two
Couple Stands Watch By Son's Deathbed
Uy u:vis ;ki:kn
( iti.en-Times Staff Writer
lit- lays tfiuint ami wit-1 1 I , this
then" oldest son.
The reiit shadow of death op
ens wider and wider for him now .
His parents stand, a proud
yomiK mountain couple, tiym C'
tieat liiiek the a saidt . of dark
iifs Ifoni their hoy.
Cary Wurley. lo, of Spline
('reek in Madison County, wail ,
in the Haywood County Hospital
for the rest of his life to crumble
away.
And his parent -. M r. and M rv
e,tie "I a y !' Hot Springs Kt.
I, hravely -.land the l.mjr uateli,
I'm- death to come and take . . .
Cary, their son, with the m
dolninatahle -pll'lt !' a panther,
fights liaek at the I ri tfh t en i ne,
hhadow. Ilul the spirit emu
weaker', the heartbeat none tee
Lie. the lueath in hi-, ravaged
lunes inoie .h;i 1 1 V" t'aneer has
.piead thneih h;ni like a i;ra s
fire Cary. the athlete, tin' hunter,
the fi herman, the yoiine; farmer
the! r oldest .son w ith his proud
mountaineer heritage. (Inly last
war he was a haskethall star at
his hie;h sehiHil.
Hn parents have kept the vi;
il at his beiside in the hospital
for -1-1 days, raising their spirts
to his, as if in this coalition if
courage they could hold batk the
kteallhy dart encroachment.
For the paat several weeks Ca
ry has pent his tone in a reclin
ing chair. His father sleeps on
Cary's hospital bed. His mothci
uleeps on a ( ouch in the waiting
i iMun.
The ordeal drags on and on.
They were told weeks ago that
the Ik y wi.uM not endure the
night. All the family can do is
make the same prediction each
day The only tune the parents
leave the ho,pital is in the ear
j v morning, when they go to a
nearby restaurant for breakfast.
They take their ..tti.-r meals at
the hospital.
Vestie Worley is a humble moun
, i fanner. If he has a good
4. n he is fort mate - deal
r oil1 annually.
VA o b y does not mu hi- fa i
.t 'i his in- law s. h '
o , -. f mountain I.e. ; ' '
. a, ' . i-thirds of tr. .. :
1 if ' . stubborru -Cury
i.i.'t i: "', only r'v" 1 :l
j.-1 , - ' '.. Jkmato,
ai d s, ther crops.
i ' - ,! . a small herd ' ,M -"obi
mare,'' and ,n. ...
eiis.
.ary has flaming red hair
Mi8 Manila Hooker
Passes Sunday; Was
Native Of Madison
Keep The Long Watch
A .Madison ('utility couple, Mr, and Mrs. Vestie Worley -'f Ht
Siiniig-s Kt. 1, keep the Ioiik watch at the Ha,ywood County Hospital.
Their oldest ,oti, (lary, lo. lays sliding tiver the far edge of his life in
to the shadows, l-'m- uer a month the Worleys have expected him to
die "t"!llgllt."
(Cut courtesy Asheville Citizen-Times
I Miss Manila Aileen Hooker, C5,
of Kt. 1, Alexander, died Sunday,
April 11, I '.Mill in an Asheville hos
pital after a lengthy illness.
She was a native of Madison
County and had lived most of her
life in lluncoinbe County.
Surviving are the mother, Mrs.
Kdna Allninn Hooker of Mar
shall; a brother, (). C. Hooker of
Caver-ville and sevei al nieces
and nephews.
Services wele held al !:: a.
in,, Tuesday m Crandview Bap
tist Church, of which he was a
member.
The Kev. Chailes Sprinkle and
the Rev. David Robert- officiated
and burial was in the church cem
etery. Pallbearers were cousins.
Kovvman funeral Home was in
charge.
.story evolves. The majesty of his
patents then- immovable faith
ami spnit. Tiny stand plucky,
fighting agam.st tin- insult ol
life. They are reconciled. Life
will continue.
The fire of the free and mile
; pendent blazes in Worley's eyes.
Somehow he will make out.
It is a spirited family with the Tm, ,,(,v ( Flstu,r pastor
old pioneer attitudes of self suf- ()f 1(.st (;ruve j)Hptist Church,
; f.eney. Worley comjileted onty .lnn(luru.,,s that r,.v,val services
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MARSHALL, N. C.
Revival At Locust
Grove Church To
Start Monday
1 the fourth grade of school
but
chool
will start at this church Monday
and
that spaikle
with ,Lt ,,
uinaged it.
lns wile is a prowl nign " n,Kht, April 11, at 7:,'t0 o'clock.
J graduate. Tlu, Rl,v n(,n,-v Colvard, pas-
! She was in her senior y'r , ,,- f Kirst lia)tist Chun h, Hunt
' wl'' shr '"r' "''l Worley several : (,r t,.,,,,,..., w.m he the visiting
' years ago, and after the wedding su..,11..
(die dropped out. Three years ago, i
when she was H.'l years old, she- The public is cordially invited
The Umr waUdi, stretching i nto ! ret urned to high school and com- j to attend these services.
1 eiinreineiits or a i
I BLOODSHED :
I BOXSCORE :
ON N. C. HIGHWAYS
0 0
Raleigh The Motor VehicleB
Department's Summary of traffic
deaths through 10 a. ni., Monday,
April 4:
Killed to date . . . -I'M
Killed to date last year 3:i'J
the
Neighbors have sowed hi- to
I, ,'h..r h tia.co bed but he has no other
N'obodv has plant nig done The faithful watch
I I I,U.. flint on steel lilt' II U. lo,,l( lo,,.- t., h ool I lial 111 Ul tUUHlting IllglUS. :m.v
.i,,',.v,.. are dulb-u now. warv ,a ,,n A j,,, with one1 H has a 13-yen. old sister ami diploma
i ,.v,f ,i ,f sometioi e i i... i,..,, t..u., two brothers, eight ami lo They
i, talkinir him an.: he doe- not i iiw i,.r I he cajlio to see their big
i ., n.,i i .1!. i ,i too u,i,,,i coiinle of weeks ag
m . V 1 ' ', ... ' .. ... ' ..r. ..' .' I lol,l Carv that he must .lie but ill his .,.' bed Keeps him from
1 1C I II I U I I V. .1.-. 1 ' ' l " " llM I ' V I MlC, 1 ,1 1 ' rtt'llf "II. J
until last August Then a knot ,,lall ,.., ,nHke it, Carv told ' "' knows sw.methiiu'
'about the size nf a walnut" ap- , fjn,,. uith adolescent priilt
peared nil Ills left bleep. i S..me pi ople al e worse off.
"He said il never hurt him.". ,., , U ..,,,.... , f.,,
.1.
d he didn't
hn mother
compiair:
Hot his father bio ,y '"
I be family iloctm m W a,'-
The doctor told th.-ni it .v
lunior The boy was takei
owjuaii C ray 1 1 ospital The
- l.-lnoVeU at t'to- -dlouldel
. nt, : ed into the labrvnths of
: a. in. s and despair l.lfo grew
'" o i . i d.iikei Some X rays of
lis i-be-t area were suspicion-.
S ,i i-o.ui- operu-d his chest up and
' 1 !"..k.-( :n-i.le. Then very thoiight-
i 1 '11 ' , , ! tin y closed the Wound U),
l;nt ,,, book their heads.
farm, wbuh )s leep i
m.f,,,-., hi. h,.,,the.-s :,. sister , .Wa.liM.n lotiniy niouniains
left that time, he hugged and
kissed them and they - new this
was for goodbye. It bothers them,
Worley said The kids will not
come again to tie- .-real gr
hall of sadness
the
w a- the s.nistcr tic' of
.'liancv leaoiuc on ' Ins
"f-V
honrf1 II.- -lt mt
Tjllsted to life with one
. rn With this handicap, he drove
s father's tractor last fall and
- , Iped as best he could with the
l op --.
At school last fall he had t..
lav off the basketball team
I,
.ked four cigarettes
WorV said. , th .l
They know tne uevt 'one tm
see hiru, he will col.le o theni
m a longdark hearse wiy'.lr,
.slowly over the twisting npnuntin
roads where he-Apent th,s fra
nt of
naa'lv. "all nf'eMunel
ua a'lv
W the-,
ispital. ii, nad always
been . ui'ioiis about smoking and
1 told him one day he could. Now,
ai'.vthi! g he want s he can have."
"T' .- doctor t.d.l us he had a
run- type ..f cancer t hat occur -on
-, on.e in ee:v thou and can
. . : ,,t .. -nt - ," Mr- Woi ley said
-iTie
It
able In null 1 r a man is
c.d out. it s .yi.t i
TO ALL
His financial resmiice-- are now
exhausted That -tuMmm, intol
erable pride of the mountaineer
kept them from asking for help, j
Hut t hen, it w as offei e,l in a
pint of neighboi 1 1 ne - . '
'I w on't take no w . Ifai e - not
I won't." Woiley aid If
l.li'K get too bad I gU.ss '
: ave t.. to-.- it
"I've I ays heel, able to ..lk.
i doi.t ,- lleve II- w .-1 fa i e if a
OW !
iffenoughro ci v i. g .H. -e tak,. s clfare -but a hen h, &
wCpt tiecains ne co,.:u mu '.ei. j,,,, it lls vt, 1(' ought to
his father put out the crops this j ,W ( ),,, s.n,j
spiii'g And when the crops come !ul ,f anv , -ompassionate pen
in this fall, his father said sad- , pU. u;lMt(.d to send something
ly, he will not be there. f,.w dollars, .some . lothmg
Cary's life, sputtering out a (t(. hl. u,,ud take it; but only
brief, bright flame. Yet, another lf., ,, Wlls ,A,,a:i,.-. to him
that -..'lie ).eople believe ill help-
Mil.' a man w hen a man is down
and fighting time and death and
his bam, ting ililiei doubts
And if aiiybo.h uul.te i to help
1b. y c-.u'd .-ll ing to
V. to- W... ;. at lit I ll"t
Su ;ngs
He ha-s in", b, , a'.:,- : ,-. ' hi -.
: . n in this spi u.g
He ha - kept the lot g wat. ll ov
. r t; i -. his old, -t on death, the
d.ll io- t caV e " The gate to bgllt "
Vf!i. Wo. by an: hi- vife
M.ital "V.l their hae-gai'd. eaiy
Fon. t.y.t.g .n.- ...t.-y t.. hold
ha, k the n.clit
It is a pleasure to take this opportunity
to extend to our mny friends best
wishes for a safe and happy Easter
May the risen Saviour bless
you on this Holy Easter Day.
May a steadfast faith sustain
you as you travel on life's way.
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(A Division of Burlington Industries, Inc.)
HOT SPRINGS, N. C.
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Served with I renrh Kries, Coif
Slaw, Hot Biscuit.
Delicious Coffee or Ten
H.r)r
('(H NiliY II M
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Baseball Schedule
1966
APRIL
T an Ilmi-.e
s Clyde There
IL' Spring Creek Thrrc
IT, Mar- Hill - There X
I'd Kat Yar.eey Homo X
ll- Cane K:er H.'mp X
2'- Laurel Th re I J V t
Z.i I.air, 1 Horr.e (J V )
M Y
.1 - Kosnian Th, re
" Cane Riv r There X
in - Mars Hill H-me X
Id - Spring Creek Home
17 Fast Yancey There X
20 - - Laurel - - llme
24 Clyde Home
27 Open
County game
X Conference pam
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Local Owner.
1962 CHEVROLET 2-ton Truck; 6-cylinder; 4-speed
transmission; 2-speed axle. One Local Owner.
1962 CHEVROLET Suburban Carry All; V-8 engine;
Radio, Heater; Good for Camping or Carrying
Passengers to and from work.
1959 DODGE Truck; Step Van Type; 101 use
1958 DODGE Vj-ton Truck; V-8 engine; Heater;
Cattle Rack and Flat Bed
1957 GMC 1 2-ton Truck; 6 Cylinders
1954 CHEVROLET '-ton Pickup; looks good; rum
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