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KEROSENE per gallon 16.9c
2c Discount on 50-gal. drum lots
Premium Grade MOTOR OIL qt. 50c
5c per quart discount on 5-quart lots
GROCERIES AT COMPETITIVE
PRICES
We Give GREEN STAMPS on
Grocery Purchases
Fishing Supplies - - - Feeds
Trade Here And Help Us Stamp Out
Poverty
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On Fifth Cusday
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The Nortit Buncombe Fellow
ship Union will convene with Pon
edrs Chapel Baptist Church for
their fifth Sunday protTam on
July 30.
At 10 o'clock the Sunday
School lesson will bo taught by
Everett Barnett of the host church
and Frd Baird of Little Mt. ZkB
Baptist Church of WeaTerviUe.
At 11:16, the Rev. J. E. Pedew,
pastor, will bring the messare.
Dinner will be served at 1:30
at the church.
In the afternoon t 3:16, the
Rtv. Kenneth Lofton, pastor, of,
New Zion Baptist Church, of
Brickton, will preach. Music will
be furnished by The Carolina
Chorus of Hendersonville.
Churches in the Union include
Welfare Baptist Church, Asheville;
Little Mt Zion Baptist Church, of
Weaverville; Mt. Olive Baptist
Church, Weaverville; and Ponders
Chapel.
Everyone is invited to attend.
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SLEEPY VALLEY
MBS. MANLET HOLT
Correspondent
A large crowd attended the
Community Picnic at Sleepy Val
ley Sunday. Everyone enjoyed
the good singing from various
groups.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Etherton
were visited recently by Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Stevenson, of Knox
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gosnell,
of Ga.; Mrs. Wilma Jean Keller
and children of Clinton, Tenn.;
Mr. and Mrs. Ervane Gowan, of
Asheville; Mr. and Mrs. James
Etherton, of Del Rio, Tenn.; Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Stevenson, of
Sweet Water, Tenn.; and Dewey
Etherton, of Asheville.
Major and Mrs. Henry Gillespie
were visiting in Sleepy Valley on
Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Lawson is still
on the sick list.
Gary Holt, of Hickory, spent
the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Manley Holt.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ashley of
Detroit, Michigan were visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. C. Holt Re
cently.
Mr. John Riddle and Hoy Rid
dle from Spring: Creek visiteji
Manley Holt last week.
Mrs. Kathleen Killion, Mrs.
Virgil Elswick visited the Dewey
Poster's Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Clubb, and son,
Tommy, daughter, Kathy, and
son-in-law, Johnny were visiting
Mrs. Delia Parks and Carrie
Parks recently.
67 HONDA 60 CC; Sharp
$175.00
65 FORD Galaxie 600 ; 2-dr.
H.T.; S.D. Sharp.
$1895.00
64 FORD Galaxie 500; 2-dr.,l
H.T.; R & H; S. D.
$1595.00
61 VOLKSWAGEN 2-door;
$695.00
66 MUSTANG Hardtop; 6-
cyL; Straig Drive; KftH
. $1695.00
65 CHEVROLET Impela 4-dr.
Hardtop; BAH; Automatic;
V-8; Sharp
$1795.00
64 SIMCA i-door; Only
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64 MALIBU SS; V-8; Straight
Drive
$1595.00
63 FORD Fastback; Solid
Red; R & H; S. D.
$1295.00
63 FORD Galaxie 500 4-door;
V-8; 352; Sharp
$1095.00
63 FASTBACK; V-8; Auto-I
ma tic
$1095.00
63 XL FORD 2-door Hardtop
$1095.00
61 FORD 2-doorj V-8
$245.00
60 CHEVROLET 2-dr. Hard
top; RAH; Straight Drive;
Now Uvernauied Motor .
$895.00
61 CORVA1R 4-dr.; Automatic
$295.00
61 FALCON 2-door
$395.00
60 FORD 2-door; 6-cyl. Rough
$125.00
60 CHEVROLET Station Wag
on; 4-door; V-8; Automatic
$395.00
69 FORD Truck; 6-cyl.; Flat
Bed
$595.00
69 FORD; Rough
$145.00
M CHEVROLET Impala; 4
door Sedan .
$295.00
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Th Step Family will' present
"I Searched Heaves For-You" at
the Long Branch Baptist Church
Sunday night at 7:30 o'cloct...,.,.
The public is cordially invite
Singing Sunday 1 r
The Gospel Troupadoures of
Saluda and Tuxedo, N. C, will bo
singing at Laurel Branch Church,
Sunday, July 80, at 11 a. m. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend y'
Sister Of Mart Hill
Resident Pastes;
Funeral Tuesday
Fannie Kate Robinson, 67, of
Rt. 3, Burnsville, died at the home
of a daughter, Mrs. Donald Laws
of Morganton, Saturday evening,
July 22, 1967 after a long illness.
Also surviving are two other
daughters, Mrs. Grover Ledford
and Mrs. Alvin Hudgins, both of
Burnsville; one son, Ernest Rob
inson of Asheville; five sisters,
Mrs. Mack Austin of Morganton,
Mrs. Willie Anglin of Burnsville,
Mrs. John Robinson of Mars Hill,
Mrs. Art Owens of Hamilton, Va.,
and Mrs. Lily Nance of Grundy,
Va.; six brothers, Clarence of
Burnsville, Wiley and Albert of
Marion, James of Morganton, Sam
of Swannanoa and Delcie Mc-
Peters of Flag Pond, Tenn.
Services were held at 2 p. m.
Tuesday at Price's Creek Baptist
Church.
The Rev. Harold Ray and the
Rev. Ellis Ray officiated. Burial
was in the Robinson Cemetery.
Family Reunion
Descendants of the family of
the late Robert Smith of Madi
son County, who died about 10
years ago, will conduct a family
reunion Sunday, July 30 begin
ning at 1 p. m., at Mars Hill Com
munity Center.
All members of the family are
asked to attend, and to bring with
them a covered dish luncheon.
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Mr. Roy 8tricklani is home
from Germany with his parents,
Re. and,Mrm, Estel Strickland.
After his leavo ho-wlll go to Viet,
nam. They '. havo another ton,
Don,, ther bow. , 4
tVo ara ; glad Mrs. Edd Lank,
ford it improving. She fell and
broke her leg a few weeks ago.
Mr. Ret Brook is homo from
Germany with bis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Brooks.
"Mr. and Mrs. Troy Woody and
children of Michigan are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Fate Woody.
Mr. and Mrs. Ovey Smathera
P4 Tom, of Cantpn, spent ttie
week-end on the Bluff.
Mrs. Ina Welch and children of
Asheville are spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rollins.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKen
ney of Brevard spent Friday night
with her mother, Mrs. Maude
Waldroup.
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Mrs. Selma Watson and son,
Mile, Mrs. Ollie Hall and children,
of Kentucky and Indiana, spent
week before last with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brooks.
Mrs. Agnes Brooks and girls
spent Saturday night with her
mother, Mrs. Ray Roberts in
Waynesville.
Lois Woody of Balfour and Sue
Williams of Hendersonville visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Woody
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bright of
Balfour spent the week-end in
Bluff.
Miss Maxiene Rogers and chil
dren of Waynesville are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vergel
Keener.
Mr. and Mrs. Earn Gillespie
and children of Michigan spent a
while with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dannie Gillespie. Their two
sons had come earlier to spend
the summer with their grand
parents and the oldest child, Don
nie was taken very ill and rushed
to the Baptist Hospital in Knox
ville. He had to remain there
from Monday until the next Wed
nesday. So far the cause of his
illness is not known.
Homecoming At
Dry Branch FWB
Church July 30
The annual homecoming servic
es will be held at the Dry Branch
Free Will Baptist Church on the
6th Sunday in this month, July
30th.
All speakers, singers and the
public are invited.
"Come, bring a basket of lunch
and enjoy the fellowship of old
friends and become acauainterl
with new ones," stated one mem
ber.
Lunch will be served picnic
style at noon.
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Mn Boh Kaston of Johnson
Bible College, Tann, preached a"
interesting ; ionium 4 ti Bothel
(Christian Church Sunday; Ha had
tiinner with Mr. and. Mm. Dan
!ardin.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Payno bad
the following visitors Saturday,
Mrs, Isabell Cuibs, Carol Ann
and Johnny, of El Paso, Texts,
Mrs. Charlie Allison, Deborah
and David, of Port Bragg, N. C;
Henry Allison of Cove Creek and
Weaver Allison.
Saturday they were visited by
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keener, Roy
Beasley and Jim Sbelton.
Mrs. Carolina Pangle spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. C.
R. Whitson of Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gardin of
Shutin, Elaine and Jacky, took
dinner Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gardin.
Mrs. Cecil Pangle, Ken and
Angela, Mrs. Lionel Brooks,
Phyllis and Shirley, Mrs. Hardy
Allison and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Waldroup and two children,
all spent Saturday night with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Roberts of Waynesville.
Mrs. Helen Caldwell and moth
er, Mrs. Morning Graves, had the
following dinner guests Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Price and
son, Johnny; Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Cochren and Children; Mr. and
Mrs. McKenley Sexton and chil
dren; Mr. and Mrs. Romaine
Caldwell and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hammett
and two children of S. C, and his
mother, Mrs. Tom Hammett of
Hot Springs; Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Wright and Dewey Allison visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Payne
Sunday. Monday, they were
visited by Mrs. Mary Jane Large,
Thomas Allison, and Mrs. Wade
Gardin and three sons.
Billy Large and William Cald
well visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Allison Monday.
Ted and Jimmy Parker and
Freddy Trantham made a business
trip to Asheville Friday.
Mrs. Carolina Pangle, Gary and
Stevie Frisbee did some shopping
at Sky City Friday.
Mrs. Isabell Czuba, Carol Ann,
and Johnny, Mrs. Charlie Allison,
David and Deborah. Mr. ami Mm.
Henry Allison visited Mr.- and
Mrs. Weaver Allison Saturday.
J. M. Foster called on Hubert
Pangle Sunday.
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and an acquaintance told him that
he looked worried.
"You're eaxctly right," the man
admitted. "I'm booked solid on
worries. Why, I've got so many
worries on my mind that if any
thing occurs today, it'll be ten
days before I can get around) to
worrying about it!"
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Youth Revival In
Upper Laurel To
Start Tuesday
The Rev. Don Johnson of Mem
phis, Tenn., often dubbed the Boy
Billy Graham for his work among
youth, will conduct a Youth Re
vival in the Upper Laurel Valley
July 31 - August 4.
The series of services is spon
sored by the Christian Youth
and Methodist young people in
the valley. The evangelist will
be heard at the Laurel Methodist
Church nightly at 7:30 o'clock.
Special music is being arrang
ed for the services.
Committees of young people and
pastors of the Upper Laurel Bap
tist and Laurel Methodist Church
es are assisting in arrangements
for the series of services.
Mr. Johnson conducted a re
vival at the Laurel Methodist
Church a year ago, and the ser
vices drew large crowds from a
wide area, including at least a
half-doten churches in the vicinty.
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