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MARSHALL, N. C, JULY 25, 19C8
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The Western District Junior
Dairy Show will be held August
13 at the Western North Carolina
Livestock Pavilion, Fletcher. Any
boy or girl who is interested in
showing a dairy animal should1
contact the County Agent's Office
aa soon as possible. It is not
necessary for a boy or girl to own
the animals in order to show them,
but they must have either trans
portation to travel to the dairy to
care for the animals or have the
facilities tit their home to board
the animals while they are fitting
them for the show.
The County Agent's Office will
be glad to see that a suitable
animal is available and will give
training, showmanship and groom
ing. Also, transportation will be
provided to get the animals to
the show. There will be cash
prizes and ribbons presented to
the buys and girls who show ani
mals. Can you guess how much you
are buying in the grocery store
that is not food? According to
'Food Topics,' September, 1967, it
was J.r).4 percent.
The total on the cash register
tape at the grocery store no long
er tells how much families are
spending for fooi. The annual
survey of grocery store sales, con
ducted by Conover-Mast Publica
tions, shows that one-fourth of
the amount spent in grocery
stores in lf was for nonfood
items. The following shows how
total grocery store sales of $64.7
billion that year were divided a
mong foods and nonfoods:
Food items Total 74.6 per
cent.
Nonfood items Total 25.4 per
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In a recent survey taken in
Madison County it was found that
half of the families have incomes
of $3,000 or less and that the av
erage education level is eighth
grade.
Three-fourths of the people
live in sub-standard housing and
indicated that they would improve
their homes if the resources were
available. There was a need ex
pressed by forty per cent of the
families surveyed for more train
ing for better paying jobs.
The Extension office is assist
ing people m securing training
through the Employment Securi
ty Commission and the United
States Department of Labor.
The Extension agents were in
strumental in establishing two
sections of a six weeks training
conducted by MDTA and attended
by 29 trainees in tomato produc
tion and management.
Hy working with other agen
cies a carpenters training course
was set up for twenty-six weeks.
Eight young men were selected
for the training by contacting
school officials and vocational
teachers in the area.
A comprehensive program in
money management and home im
provement is now in the planning
stage.
Singing
The regular fourth Sunday
singing will be held at the Red
Hill Free Will Baptist Church
Sunday afternoon beginning at 2
o'clock.
All singers and listeners are
cordially invited.
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ITS REUNION TIMS AGAIN!
PLEASE COME TKIS TIME.
This is a personal invitation
to you and to all persona known
by you to be of Redmond-Re!
man ancestry, to attend our an
nual reunion. We hope to have
one of our largest gatherings this
year. There will be good food,
entertainment, family history,
singing, fellowship and games for
the children. Bring your family
and relatives, relax, renew ac
quaintances, and have a good time.
After all, you're among kinfolks.
We especially need your assist
ance this year in verifying, cor
recting and completing as much
as possible of the family tree.
There aro over 1,000 names (and
spaces for names) in the line of
Jeremiah Redmond descendants
alone. Also, we hope to have a
fairly complete list of the des
cendants of William David Red-
mon.
After this reunion, we hope the
family tree can be put into a per
manent form. Be present and be
sure the information concerning
you is correct. Bring names and
birth dates of whole family to fill
DIRECTIONS to the cemetery
are as follows: Go North on U.S,
70 between Asheville and Marshall
to Alexander, cross the river at
Alexander, and follow the signs
which will be posted along the
road.
For further information con
tact: Hubert H. Redmon, 273 Pear
son Drive, Asheville, N. C. 28801;
phone 253-7531;
Evelyn Redmon Davis, 818 New
Leicester Hwy., Asheville, N. C.
phone 254-1848; or Clarence C.
Redmon, Rt. 1, Box 433, Ashe
ville N. C. 28804; phone 254-8594.
Cordially yours,
Officers and Directors: Hubert
H. Redmon, Evelyn R. Davis, C.
C. Redmon, Raymond Redmond,
Harold Redmon, Reva Redmon,
Grover Redmon, Rena R. Farns
worth, 'Addie R. Crouch, Mae R.
Joyner, Louie Renison, Hewitt
Redman, Meta R. Gaddy, Ronnie
Redmon, H. Hampton Redmon.
Jr., Jobie M. Redmon, Rav Red
mon, A. Mae Redmon, Vester Red
mon, Ellen R. Hawkins, Ralph D.
Redmon, Grace R. Roberson, Mi
chel Redmon, George Redmond,
Joe Payne, Herbert Redmond, Troy
Kedmon, Steve Redmon, Cara R.
Coward, Terry R. Sealey, W. L.
Payne, Zetta Redmon.
Homecoming At Dry
Branch Church Sun.
The homecoming services will
be held at the Dry Branch Free
Will Baptist Church next Sunday,
July 28, starting at 10:00 a. m.
Dinner will be served on the
grounds at noon. The afternoon
will be spent in singing and talks
by visiting ministers.
"You are invited to come, bring
a basket lunch, renew old acquaint
ances, make new ones, and en
joy a day of fellowship and (food
will," one member stated.
INDIFFERENCE
Our worst fault today is our
refusal to stand up and be count
ed for what we believe.
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ASHEVILLE, N.C., V
Mr. and Mrs. Carlie J. Meadows, of Mars .all Kont o, celebrated
their Golden Wedding Anniversary
tired employee of the State Highway Department. They have one
son, Theron J. Meadows, of Florida and two daughters, Mrs. J. D.
Stephenson, of Asheville and Mrs. J. M. Baldwin, Jr., of Houisville,
Kentucky; five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
With Our Boys
In Service
(USATCI) Army Private
Donald L. Kent of Company 4, (ith
Battalion, 2nd Brigade, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Kent of
Rt. 2, Hot Springs, has scored
"expert"' with the M-l-1 rifle in
the final stage of basic combat
training at Ft. Bragg.
He achieved h i s "expert's
badge" by hitting ', or more tar
gets out of a possible 84 while
firing on the Army Training Cen
ter's Record Firing Range.
(AHTN'CT Staff" Sergeant
James C. Fox, son of Mrs. Zilla
A. Fox, Rt. 3, Burnsville, received
the Army Commendation Medal
July 2 while serving with the 4th
Infantry Division in Vietnam.
Sgt. Fox earned the award for
meritorious service as a section
chief in Battery A, 6th Battalion
of fehe division's 29th Artillery
He entered the Army in Janua
ry 1953, completed basic training
at Ft. Chaffee, Ark., and arrived
overseas in June 1967.
Sgt. Fox graduated in 1949 at
Bald Creek High School. His wife,
Edith, lives on Rt. 3, Leicester.
Services Held For
Horace Edmonds
Last Friday
Funeral services were held at
2:30 p. m., Friday in Oak Grove
Baptist Church for Horace Ed
monds. of Mars Hill Rt. 3, who
died Wednesday, July 17, 1968 in
an Asheville hospital after a short
illness.
The Rev. R. L. Johnson, the Rev.
Dearl Amnions and the Rev. Har
old Ray officiated and burial was
in the church cemetery.
Pallbearers were Kenneth Huf
man, Bobby Griffin, Troy Arling
ton, Carl Ed Murray and James
and David Edmonds.
Mr. Edmonds was an employee
of the Pepsi Cola Bottling Co.,
and was a member of Peek's Chap
el Baptist Church.
Surviving are the parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Edmonds of Mars
Hill Rt 8; a sister, Mrs. Vance
Craine of Charlotte; four broth
ers, Billy, Manrin and Guy Ed
monds of Mars Hill and Johnny
Edmonds of WeaTerrflle; and the
maternal 'grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Huffman of Marshall
Route 2.
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on July 23. Mr. Meadows is a re-
On Dean's List
Among the East Tennessee
State University students making
the Spring term Dean's List are
Kay Jean Boone, Mars Hill;
Phyllis Louise Nfles, Marshall;
Judith Anne Silver, Mars Hill and
Hubert C. Silver, Mars Hill.
Mrs. Kate Rich, 60,
Native Of County,
Died Last Friday
Mrs. Kate Hester Rich, 60, of
Pickens, S. C, and Mars Hill, died
at 12:30 a. m., Friday, July 19,
1968 in an Easley, S. C. hospital
after a long illness.
Mrs. Rich was a native of Pick
ens County. Her husband, the
Rev. Lyman A. Rich, is pastor of
Beech Glen Baptist Church at Mars
Hill, where Mrs. Rich was a Sun
day School teacher, while residing
in Mars Hill.
Surviving in addition to the
bi:sband are six sisters, Mrs. Bates
..'Aiken and Mrs. Essie M. Griffin,
both of Greenville, S. C, Mrs. Ben
Hunt of Slater, S. C, Mrs. C. M.
Griffin of Greenville, Mrs. Ben
Waddell of Slater and Mrs. Norris
Tankersley of Dacusville, S. C;
three brothers, Joe B. of Easley,
James C. of Slater and Henry W.
Hetser of Travelers Rest, S. C.
Services were be held at 3:30 p.
m. Saturday in East Pickens Bap
tist Church.
The Rev. Joe Hinton, the Rev.
A. E. Osborne and the Rev. Jack
Lynch officiated. Burial was in
Hillcrest Memorial Park near
Pickens.
Richmond D. Stines
Passes Saturday;
Funeral Wednesday
Richmond D. Stines, 48, of Riv
er Rouge, Mich., formerly of Mar
shall, died Saturday, July 20,
1968 in a Detroit hospital after a
brief illness.
Mr. Stines, a Marshall native,
had been employed by the Chrys
ler Corp. for the past 13 years.
He was a veteran of World War II.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Mae Worley Stines; a daughter,
Mrs. Ronald Rkkman of Wyan
dotte, Mich.; the parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Abner Stines of Spartanburg,
3. C; three brothers, Loy of Kin
ston, Melvin of Lincolnton and
Jack Stines of Dallas, Texas; three
sisters, Mrs. Verna Green and
Mrs. Myrtle Keener of Kinston
and Mrs. Mildred Frye of Maiden;
and a grandson.
Services were held at 8 p. m.,
Wednesday in Marshall Free Will
Baptist Church.
The Bev. Ray Roberts officiat
ed. Burial was in Bowman-Rector
'Ceihetcry. ty.' v-.V t ,-'
Pallbearers were Bart H end rick-
son, Lester Lewis, Clifford Frye,
Glen Blackwood, Arthur Banks,
and James Flynn. -
' Bowman-Duckett Funeral Home
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; Clubs In County
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Wednesday, July 81 Little
Pine EH Olub will meet at 6:80
p. m., for their annual famiiy pic
nic. The meeting; will be held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Loy P.
Roberts. We hope every club
oiemiber will attend and bring
their family.
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In I'-zry Of
EVERETT ,KKON CLARK ,
who passed away Jul 26, 1967
One yeajr ago today, ' ,
My darling went away.:;
God needed him above; . .. .
So He took away my love.
He was sick so long and suffer
ed so,
God, in His mercy, bid! faint go
To his heavenly home where
Pain and sorrow are never known.
I miss him so nights and days
Miss him in a million ways;
Miss his smile and gentle face
No one can fill his vacant place. .
ROSA LEA CLARK
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