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Larry H. Martini Singing At They
Rites In Conway, S.C.
Services were held Friday tn
Conway,, S. C, far Larry H. Mar
tin,: 80, formerly of AsheviJLle,
who wm kQled in an automobile
accident Wednesday night at Wal
terboro, S. C
Mr. Martin was the husband of
the farmer Ann Hunter of Mars
Hill, and attended Mara Hill Col
lege. From 1960 to 1962 he was
a salesman In the Sears, Roebuck
farm store in Aeheville.
Surviving beside the widow are
two children, and the parents, all
of Conway, S. C.
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THE MIRROR
Take time out for reflection
see if you are as reasonable as
you expect others to be.
Grove. Church Sun. )
The regular 5th Sunday night
singing will be held Sunday, May
29 at the Piney Oove Baptist
Church, storting at 7:80. The
Rev. Jack Davis is pastor.
All singers and listeners are
invited to attend and participate
tn the singing. Some of the
groups expected are the Alexan
der Ladies' Quartet, the Gillespie
Children, the Joyfullaires and
many other groups. Dennis Par
ris is in charge. ,
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Critics okay 23 tests
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quality. No wonder it wins the seal of
approval ... for Mom! Everybody likes
PET, YOU BET1
Just A Little OP Snake
Two Madison County young women showed lit
tle aversion to displaying a 412-foot reptile after it
was killed last week on the Harry Brigrnan place
near "Marshall. Mrs. Bill Brigman, left, and Mrs.
Harry Brigman held it up after Edward Plemmons,
who was mowing weeds, discovered it not far from
:he house. (Photo by Jim Story)
SLEEPY VALLEY
IS WIDE AWAKE
Sleepy Valley may sound a bit
sluggish and drowsy, but it is
really a community wide-awake
and on the go. Like many other
Western North Carolina rural
(xxmlrrrunaties, the people are real
izing that with a group interest
and effort they can have a much
more attractive place in which to
live. Sleepy Valley is located a
few miles west of Hot Springs on
highway 26-70.
Having been present at the
planning meeting when this con
centrated effort of a beautifica
tkm program was launched, it
was interesting several weeks la
ter to visit the community and
see all the improvements that had
taken place.
Several beautiful new homes
Singing At Carmen
Church Of God Sat.
The regular 4th Saturday night
Singing will be held at the Car
men Church of God on Shelbon
Laurel, 'Saturday night at 7:30.
A nutriber of singers from Ten
nessee and others are expected.
All singers and the public are invited.
have been built lately and others
are under construction1. The well
kept lawns of the majority of the
homes, the beautiful flowers in
many yards, and the well kept
Antioch Cemetery all add up to
an attractive Anitoch community
and not only give pleasure to the
owners fault to all who pass on the
highway. I
This to only a beginning and it
will be interesting to see all that
will foe done in the future.
MRS. MAUD LONG
MRS. FRANK BLUE
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This bears repeating! f
We've placed this message in news
papers before, but at no time has it
been more meaningful . . . for never
has the South offered its youth ,
greater opportunities than are ;
found here today. .
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STAY SOUTH. YOUNG MAN I
v ON YOUR GRADUATION DAY, will your
dreams be bold? They should be ... for horizons
are as limitless as the skies today for young men
of character and ability, vision and faith.
' Hold those dreams high, i young man. And stay
South to see them come true. For the South is a
great and fast-growing opportunity-land where
your ambitious dreams can become reality ; , t '
k , U. S. Government reports show that since -
TTcr! J 7sr U, ths South has outpaced the nation
li C 1 cf C7 eserssic activities. Along Southern
Zz:i:j lizzi clcsa frca 1850 through 18S5,
businessmen invested nearly $8 billion in more
than 5,000 major industrial developments, pro
viding more than 285,000 new job opportunities.
Look ahead - stay South, young man. Stay
South and grow with America's fast-growing
opportunity-land! . . '
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Mrs. Lillie Norton ;
Pwses Thursday ; .
Funeral Saturday
Mrs. LiUie Norton, 87, of Rt
6, died early Thursday, May 19,
I960 at her residence after a
lengthy illness.
She was a lifetime resident of
Madison County and the widow
of Enoch Norton, who died in
1961.
Surviving are three eons, Bud',
Brown and Mack Norton, all of
Marshall Rt. 6; four daughters,
Mrs. Effie Mace, Mrs. Jennie Da
vis, and Mrs. Sue Arlington, all
of Marshall Rt. 6, and Mrs. Joyce
Phillips of Mars Hill Rt. 3; three
brothers, Charles, Stokley, and
Cole Arlington, all of Appomat
tox, Va.; two sisters, Mrs. Pearl
Thornton of Buffalo, S. C, and
Mrs. Nina Mcintosh of Appomat
tox, Va.; 37 grandchildren and 49
great-grandchildren.
Services were held at 2:30 p.
m., Saturday in Arlington Branch
Baptist Church of which she was
a member.
The Rev. Burgess Sheltan, tho
Rev. Ed SheJton and the Rev. E.
W. Jenkins officiated and burial
was in the Norton Family Ceme
tery. Pallbearers were grandsons.
Bowman Funeral Home was in
charge.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our ap
preciation for the (many kimdneas
es shown during the death of our
father, Charlie L. Plemmons; and
also for the beautiful floral
tributes.
The Family of
CHARLIE L. PLEMMONS
C. L. Plemmons
Passes May 14;
Services At Walnut
Charlie L. Plemmons, 87, of Rt.
5, a retired farmer, died early
Saturday, May 14, 16 in the
home of a daughter, Mrs. Iva
Mae Roberts of BarnardisviUe,
after a lengthy illness.
He was a son of the late Wil
liam and Lucinda Rodgers Plemmons.
Also surviving are three sons,
Billy and James, both of Marshall
and Paul Plemmons of Charlotte;
a sister, Mrs. Amy Rector of
Marshall; three brothers, Fred of
Marshall Rt 3, O. J. of Swanna
noa and Arlon Plemimons of Knox
ville, Tenn.; five grandchildren
and a great-grandchild.
Servioes were held at 2 p. m.,
Monday, May 1G in Walnut Bap
tist Church.
The Rev. Robert Harris and the
Rev. W. Waldrop officiated and
burial was in the Walnut Ceme
tery. Pallbearers were nephews.
Bowman Funeral Home was in
charge.
LINK-BY-LINK
A man's character is built step
by step each step representing
a good habit.
FOR SHERIFF
c:;;;ay Sys'icm PI
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C Brtx Emtm
ville natlTf of Tucey
"County and a" former tesc?
er at Marshall mai Spring
Creek high schools . offtM
Madison full and fair tep.
resentation la the
Hunter is a former member
of the legislature and s for
mer superintendent of Tan
cey County schools.
HE HAS BEEN A LONG
TIME FRIEND TO MADI
SON COUNTY and will help
all the people if elected td
the senate.
C BRUCE HUNTER
Vote For
BRUCE HUNTER
as one of OUR STATE Senators
He Will Help Madison County
HIS RECORD SHOWS THAT HE DID NOT
BECOME INTERESTED IN MADISON COUNTY
ONLY when he announced for the Senate as tHd
other candidates did. He is the only candidate that
haa helped Madison in many ways in the past. He
ia the only candidate that understands the needs of
Madison. VOTE FOR AND SUPPORT THE ELEC
TION OF C. BRUCE HUNTER as one" of the TWO
senators for this district HUNTER will help Mad
ison with schools, roads, an'd industry
El C. Bruce Hunfer State Senate)"
VOTE C BRUCE HUNTER
' Pol, Advt,
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CT writ
and Print
101 axcjranr
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I announce my candidacy
for sheriff of Maaison
Caantr. snhiect ta the will
of the voters in the Republican-
Primary, May 28,
1868.
If nominated and elected
I will serve in the capacity
of sheriff to the heat of my
ability. . t
Your aironort and encour
agement will be eppreciat-
"e,L
Roy Roberts
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1963 CHEVROLET 4-door Station Wagon V-8 en
gine; Straight Drive; Solid White
1963 IMPALA 4-dor Sedan; V-8 engine; Power
glide Transmission; White with Red Interior
1963 CHEVY II Convertible; 6-cylinder; powerglide
transmission; Radio & Heater; Clean; One
Owner
1961 FORD 4-door Galaxie; Automatic Transmis
sion; Radio, Heater; One Owner.
1960 CHEVROLET 4-door Hardtop; V-8 gme-,
Powerglide Transmission; Radio, Heater; White
with Red Interior
1960 CHEVROLET Bel Aire; 4-door; V-8 engine;
Powerglide Transmission; Power Steering; Pow
er Brakes; Radio, Heater
1959 CHEVROLET 4-door Kingswood Station Wag
on; Powerglide Transmission; Power Steering;
Power Brakes; Radio, Heater; 9-passenger.
1959 CHEVROLET 4-door Belaire; V-8 engine; pow
erglide transmission; Radio & Heater; An- Con
ditioned 1959 FORD 2-door; V-8 engine; automatic transmis
sion; Radio& Heater
1959 FORD 4-door Sedan; V-8 engine; Straight
Drive.
1956 BUICK Station Wagon; Good Transportation
Fishing, Hunting.
Trucks
1362 CHEVROLET 1-ton Truck; 6 cylinder; 4-peed
Transmission ; Cattle Rack; One Owner.
192 CHEVROLET 2-ton Truck; 6-cylinder; 4-speei
transmission; 2-speed axle. One Local Owner.
1959 DODGE Truck; Step Van Type; 101 uses
1958 DODGE -ton Track; V-8 engine t Heater!
Cattle Rack and Flat Bed '
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1957 CMC tt-ton Track; 6 Cylinders
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