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Homems&ert ., ,
Clubs In County
Wadneaday," May 8 Paint Forit
EH Club will meet with Mrs. May
Anderson at 2 p. m.
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Honor students for the 1968 graduating class of Laurel High in tho school auditorium with graduation ceremonies following on
School have been named. They are (L-K), Uenell Rice, valedid- May 24 at 8 p. m., in the auditorium,
torian; Geneva Hensley, salutatorian; I'ernioe King and Alzie
Mae. Rice. Baccalaureate services will le held M;iy lit at 11 a. m. Cut courtesy of Asheville Citizen-Times
News Notes From
I GIRL SCOUTS I
Mars Hill Cadette girls repoit
on Rouudarce: Janet Robinson
writes: "I don't know how to be
gin to tell you what a good time
we had at Koundaree. Kleven girls
and two leaders made i p mn
jjroiip. I.i iug in the out-of-doors
is really an experience for girls
our age. We learned a lot of new
ways to prepare food. This was
the first time any of us had ever
'been to Iioundaree. One of the
things we enjoyed most was the
talent shows of the different
troops. I wish every girl could
have a nice week-end like we had.
We are already making plans to
go again next year." Those elev
en girls were: Wanda Sherlin,
r'iznluth Sherlin, Vickie Narron,
i kie Wheeler, Jean Wood, Di
ane Carter. Mary Diercks, Betsy
Robinson, Lisa Huff, Rcvonda
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Bragg arid Janet Robinson. Mrs.
Charles Narron and Mrs. Kniory
Robinson were leaders.
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Mars Hill Junior Girl Scouts
enjoyed a special Easter project
recently. They made Easter bas
kets for each of the members of
the special kindergarten class at
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Not only is Jim Gardner the most
dynamic, capable leader In North
Carolina today, but he Is, by far, the
more experienced candidate. An active
Republican and a proven vote-getter,
his election to Congress in 1966, was
ca lied "the victory of the year". And,
as an office holder he has demonstrated
to all his exercise of public trust and
responsibility. Vote for Jim Gardner on
Saturday, May 4. He's the man who
can win in November. He's the man
you can trust with your future.
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ON EXPERIENCE
GardBer Stickley
Precinct Chairman jtt no
County Chairman yts no
State Chairman yet no
U. S. Congressman yes no
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Junior troops all over the
Neighborhood are looking to
Scamper week-end at Camp Pis
gah on May 17, 18 and 19. Care
ful planning makes the difference,
and Imth girls and leaders have
been busy for weeks. Plans for
the Court of Awards on May l.'i
(Mars Hill Baptist Church Fel
lowship Hall) are shaping up. The
Neighborhood 'Association holds
the last of this school year meet
ings on Monday, May (!, at Mars
Hill Methodist Church Fellowship
Hall, 11 o'clock to 1 o'clock.
Troop Committee members are
special guests and will receive
new information on Scouting
plans in the Madison Neighbor
hood. Jfa V
15 Junior Girl Scouts of Mar
shall and Walnut attended an all
day hike Saturday. On the hike
the girls worked off different
badge points. We ate lunch at
iBrigman's Hunting Lodge. We
were accompanied by Mrs. Steve
Wallin, Mrs. Lewis Rudisill, Mrs.
Guy Ramsey, Mrs. Sammy Luns
ford and Betsy Thomas..
CYNTHIA NILES
ANNOUNCES
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Board of Education
Dr. W. A. Whitson, of Mars
Hill, announces as a candidate
for the Madison County Board of
Education in the May 4, 1968
Democratic Primary.
Your support will be greatly
appreciated and if elected, I will
serve all the people in Madison
County to the beat of my ability,
Dr. Whitson is a graduate of
Hickman County High School,
iCenterville, Tennessee; Mars Hill
College, Mars Hill, N. C; and the
University of Tennessee College
f Medicine, Memphis, Tennessee.
He completed an internship at
Baptist State Hospital, Knoxville,
Tennessee. He has been in pri
vate practice in Mars Hill for the
put fifteen years. He is also a
veteran of World War II. After
eight years in the United State
Navy, he was discharged with the
rate of Chief Petty Officer.
Harried to the former Ruby
Thorn aa, tney have one daugh
ter, Patricia, who is a freshtnan
Mars Hm College.
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