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A large number of friends and
relativaa of Mr. tnd Mrt, J. Q.
Ball called at their home last
iSunday to offer congratulations
on the occasion of their 50th wed
ding anniversary. Three of their
children who live at a distance
were not able to be present, but
all seven of them plan to come
the first of July and be here for
a few days together.
Several members of the Dudley
Marshbanks family met last Sun
day at the Paint Gap church for
a Decoration service and a family
reunion. All of the children could
not come. Those present were:
Mrs. French Holt, of Galax, Va.;
Joe Marshbanks, of Charlotte;
Mrs. Joe Chandler, of Weaver
ville; Willard Marshbanks, of
Tampa, Fla.; and Mrs, J, G.
Briggs, of Mars Hill; their moth
er, lira. Greg Metcalf (the for
mer Mrs. Marshbanks) was with
them. There were also other rel
atives and friends present for the
occasion.
Visitors here last week-end in
clude: Mrs. A. H. Becker, of Fort
Rucker, Ala., who spent three
days here with her mother, Mrs.
L. L. Vann; 151 rs. Evelyn Vance,
who visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John McLeod, Mr. and Mrs.
John McLeod; and Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Tilson and family, of
Winston-Salem, who visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Til
son. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Phillips and
family are spending this week in
Jacksonville, Fla., and other points
of interest.
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Dies In Atlanta;
Funeral Tuesday ,
Willard Robinson, who bad been
in declining health for some time,
died Sunday, June 4, 1967; In At
lanta, Ga. He was the son of the
late Dr. W. F. Robinson and Ada
Oorpening Robinson. He was for
merly of Mars Hill and was a
graduate of Mars Hill College,
but had made his home in Atlanta
for a long time.
He is survived by hia wife, Mrs.
Rossie Robinson; a daughter, Mra.
Ada Witt; three grandchildren; 8
brothers, Mr. Douglas M. Robin
son, of Mars Hill, Mr. J. Stanley
Robinson, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Dr. Robert L. Robinson, of At
lanta. Funeral services were held Tues
day at 2:00 p. m.., in Atlanta.
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want a wholeness and richness to
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happiness, a more expansive love,
even more life to live, then what
you really need it an understand
ing that God k Life. Hear this
public tectum "The Way of Abun
dant Life" by PAUL K. WAVR0,
C.S.B., a member of the Board of
Lectureship of The First Church of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
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SUNDAY, JUNE 11 3:30
First Church of Christ Scientist
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Carmen Church
The regular second - week-end
revival at tha Carmen Church of
God- will be Thursday through
Saturday night, June 8-10. The
Revi John Hicka of Greeneville,
Tenn- will be the guest speaker.
'There will be a Father's Day
service and homecoming at this
church Jane 18. This will include
the regular Sunday morning serv
ice with Sunday School beginning
at) 9:80, and a guest speaker in the
church service. Lunch will be
served at noon; in the afternoon,
singing and short talks by a num
ber of visiting ministers will be
beird. Tftis service is to honor
the oldest fathers and renew old
times and old friends. We hope to
have some older ministers such
as Rev. John R. Harris, Rev. Leon
ard Norris, and others present for
this occasion. "Come and bring a
dish of food and enjoy the day.
Everyone is invited," stated the
Rev. Howard Parton, pastor.
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HUNTER CREEK
MRS. ERNEST BALL
Correspondent
Misses Marie and Linda Ball
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lew
is and family Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Scott Warren and sons of
Enka spent the day with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hunter
Thursday.
Miss Mag-gie Ball visited Miss
Linda Ball Monday afternoon.
Mr. .and Mrs. Frank Ball and
son, Ben, visited Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Ball Sunday.
David and Dorothy Goforth of
Fairview visited Misses Marie and
Linda Ball Monday night.
Mrs. Esther Vaughn and Mrs.
Theodore Lambert visited Mrs.
Vertie Reese Friday.
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day, June 1967 in Greenville,
S. C, was Miss Wanda Lee Au
stin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. J. Austin of 47 Walnut Lane,
Woodfin. The bridegroom, a sign
painter, is the son of the late Mr.
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Funeral services for Mr. Ernest
Sweeten were held in Maloy
Suggs Funeral Home in Newport
on Monday. Mr. Sweeten passed
away Saturday morning, after an
i lines of about 2 years.
Mrs. Martha Kicker fell and
broke her hip, and is getting along
nicely in an Asheville hospital.
Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Ward on Sunday were Misses Ag
nes and Patsy Ward of Asheville;
Mrs. Spencer Rollins, Curtis and
Vickie of Meadow Fork.
Mrs. Charlie Holt is spending
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a few days in White Pine, Tenn.,
with her mother, Mrs. John Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Clell Ridley and
girls of Sylva were visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Lamb over the weekend.
Mr. Wayne Strom is spending
his summer vacation with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Strom.
He is a student at Asheville Tech
nical Institute.
PAUL K. WAVRO, C.S.B.,
will give a Christian Science
public lecture Sunday, June
11, at 3:30 p.m. in the audi
torium of the Asheville
church, 64 N. French Broad
Ate. "The Way of Abundant
Ljie" will be his topic. Wavro
is a member of the Board of
Lectureship of The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in
Boston, Mass. He has lectured
in Europe, the Carribean and
South America and is current
ly on tour of this country. Dur
ing World War U he served
as a Christian Science War
time Minister, withdrawing
from business to devote full
time to the healing practice of
Christian Science. Has has
since become an authorized
teacher of Christian Science
and resides in Jacksonville,
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