I, ; , KAIICIIAIX, N. C, JULY 3, 199
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Th&Ncivsl Record
MARSHALL, N. C.
NON-PARTISAN IN POLITICS
Second-class privileges authorised at Marshall, N. C.
JAMES L STORY. Editor and Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
OUTSIDE MADISON
COUNTY
15 Month $5.00
One Year $4.00
Six Month $8.00
6 Months $2.00 Three Month $2,011
6 Month $1.60 Airmail 80c per Week
SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN
MADISON - ADJOINING
COUNTIES
16 Month $3.60
12 Months $8.00
8 Month $2.60
THE DAY CARE CENTER
Much effort has been put into the realization of
operating a Day Care Center here for handicapped
children. From all reports the project is working
very well. Mrs. Hazel Ramsey, director, states that
the Center is staffed with reliable ladies who love
children and enjoy doing things for them.
The main problem which exists at the present,
howwever, is the LACK of children. There is no
doubt many children in our county who should be
attending this Center are not attending. This
could either be through lack of knowledge or it might
be indifference on the part of parents. The leaders
say they are certain that they are helping the ones
who are attending but they could also help many
more.
If parents would visit the Center and talk with
the leaders and observe how much enjoyment the
children were having we feel that more children
would be enlisted. It is indeed gratifying to see how
the children respond to playing with other children
like themselves. These children also are thrilled at
knowing that someone outside their own families are
taking an interest in them and showing love and com
passion for them.
If transportation is a problem, we suggest you
contac Mrs. Ramsey or Dean Shields. We believe
something can be worked out.
Should the number increase substantially more
workers will be needed. If you are willing to volun
teer some of your time for this worthy project please
contact 'Mrs. Ramsey.
"I think anyone who helps in any way will feel
as I do that this is one of the most rewarding'
things they have ever done," Mrs. Ramsey comment
ed this week.
Mars Hill Scouts ,
Are yow Hiking On
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ApPJachiiTa
Eight members of the Man
Hill Boy Scout Troop ara now on
a 60-tnile hike on the Appalachian
(Trail carrying full pack. The
Scout entered the Trail at 0t-
aloochee and are expected to end
their adventure next Monday.
Scouts on the hike are James
Shook, Jimmy Howard, John and
Jimmy Roberts, Greg Brigga,
Jbnmy Eller nd Bobby and Ran
dy Zink.
Accompanying the Scouts are
Alfred Huff, assistant Scoutmas
ter; Carl Eller and Joseph B.
Huff. Due to a foot injury, Jo
seph is riding horseback on the
trip.
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Mrs. Letitia Wallin
Passes Tuesday;
Funeral Friday
Mrs. Letitia Franklin Wallin,
79, of Bt. 4, Marshall, died at
11:05 p. m. Tuesday, July 23, 1968
in a Greeneville, Tennessee hos
pital after a brief illness.
Mrs. Wallin was a lifelong resi
dent of Madison County and a
member of Laurel Seminary Bap
tist Church.
I Surviving are three sons, Emory
f Marshall Rt. 4, James of Mar
shall Rt. 8, and Emerson Wallin
of Midway, Tenn.; nine grand
children and 11 great-grandchildren.
, Services will be held at 2:30 p.
m. Friday in the Chapel Hill Bap
tist Church.
, The Rev. Ray Nease and the
Rev. David Roberts will officiate.
Burial will be in the Laurel
Seminary Baptist Church Ceme
tery. Nephew will serve as pall
bearers. The body will be taken to the
home this (Thursday) afternoon
by Bowman-Ducket Funeral Home
where it will remain until placed
fn the church for the services.
5 Attend Wedding
Mrs. Jean T. Robinson of Pen
rose and Marshall, - Mrs. W. B.
Rustin of Penrose and Mr. Rus
tin's daughter, Mrs. Zeno Ponder,
of Marshall returned Monday from
Butler, Ala, where they spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
ITeixelL ; "V':'V:;.
On Saturday they attended the
r.fiy; - cf i.;;ss Jo Ann MeixelL
, ' ' T I'r. aij iTrs. MeixeH.
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Marriage Is
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frisbee of
74 Beaver Drive announce the
marriage of their daughter Miss
Christine Elizabeth Frisbee to
Dleve Lloyd Reese, son of Mrs.
Frank Sellers of Emma and of
R. V. Reese of Fairview, on July
18 in Bull Creek Baptist Church
near Marshall, in a ceremony con
ducted by the Rev. Mr. Pike. A
reception followed in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brown of Mar
shall. The couple will live at 50
Pelzer St., Asheville. The bride
is a senior at Clyde A. Erwin High
School. The bridegroom has com
pleted a tour of actirve duty in
the U. S. Navy and will be em
ployed by Carolina Power and
Light Co.
With The Sick
Mr. Ed Robert of Marshall re
turned to his home last Friday
from Memorial Mission Hospital
where he underwent treatment.
His condition is improving.
Mr. Richard Wilde, of Rt. 1,
Marshall, is a patient in St Jo
seph's Hospital where he is under
going treatment.
Mrs. PrHchard Dockery haa re
turned to her home at Walnut
from St Joseph's Hospital where
she was a patient for several
days.
LONGER ENGINE LIFE .
A comclex nickel chemical fat
motor oil increases the life of cer
tain automobile engone parts) by
decomposing and producing nickel
oxide which is plated out at points
of load, thus reducing the rat of
Decoration And
Homecoming Is
Successful Sunday
The Decoration and Homecom
ing at Meadow Fork Cemetery
was very successlui. A large
crowd of relatives and friends re
newed acquaintances and enjoyed
E& picnic lunch in the area recent
ly improved.
Marie Osteen, secretary, report
ed that they received over $500
in Sunday s contributions to auu
to the sum of $2136.02 already
received toward the cemetery pro
ject.
All those in the groups working
on the cemetery wish to express
their thanks to every one who has
contributed to this project.
"We wish to make this home
coming and decoration an annual
event for the third Sunday in Ju
ly," Marie Osteen stated.
Gospel Singing
There will be a program of gos
pel singing at the Bethel Baptist
Church next Sunday night begin
ning at 7:30 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
4-H'ers Attending
Camp This Week
At Swannanoa
22 county 4-H members are at
tending camp at Swannanoa this
week.
They were accompanied by Miss
Madge Guffey and Mrs. Steve
Wallin.
II:::sniea Singer,
Is Euried Sunday
Reece Norman McKJnney, 84, of
Asheville Rt 8, the original bast
singer with the Xingsmen .Quar
tea, died, at 9 p. Friday, July
19, in a Winston-Salem Hospital.
McKJnney was with (he Kings
men group for eight years then
joined the Pine Ridge" ft Quartet,
with whom he was still active.
Services were held ft 2:80 p.
m Sunday in the chapel of An
ders-Rice Funeral Home in 'Asheville.
Coates Reunion
The annual Coates reunion will
be held this Sunday beginning at
1 p. m.
The occasion will be held at the
Dolph Coates cabin two miles
above Grapevine Church, Route 6,
Marshall.
Federal Recreation
Areas Entrance
Permits Available
Operation Golden Eagle is the
name given to the federal recrea
tion areas entrance permit. A val
id Golden Eagle Passport will ad
mit the purchaser, regardless of
his mode of transportation, any
number of times, to all designat
ed Federal recreation areas col
lecting entrance or admission fees.
It will also admit all those who
accompany the purchaser in a pri
vate non-commercial vehicle to
designated Federal recreation a
reas where entrance fees are
charged.
A Golden Eagle Passport for
1968 may be purchased for $7.00
from any ASCS county office, ac
cording to Ralph Ramsey, ASCS
office manager for Madison Coun
ty. The Golden Eagle Passports
are valid in several North Caroli
na areas, including the Blue Ridge
Parkway, Cape Hatteras Nation
al Seashore, Ft. Raleigh, the
Great Smokies, the John H. Kerr
Reservoir, and the W. Kerr Scott
Reservoir. ,
All persons desiring to purchase
a Golden Eagle Passport -should
contact their local ASCS office.
HiLcr Earnings,
Sales. Dividends ;
f New York. N. Y July 23
Burlington Industries, Inc., today
reported higher sales and earn
ings for, the June quarter and an
increase in the quarterly dividend
rate. Net sale for , the three
months ended June 29, 1968, were
8410,448,000, compared to sales of
$343,209,000 for the same quarter
last year. Net earnings for the
June quarter were 820,486,000
equal to 80 cents per share based
on 25,327,000 shares outstanding
on June 29.
The Board of Directors, meet
ing today in New York, declared
a quartely dividend of 36 cents per
share, an increase of 6 cents over
the previous quarterly rate of 30
cents per share. The dividend is
payable September 1, 1968 to
shareholders of record at the close
of business August 9, 1968.
For the nine months ended June
29, net sales were $1,202,303,000
and net earnings were $59,264,000
or $2.34 per share. For the com
parable nine months last year,
sales totaled $1,017,969,000 and
net earnnigs were $43,153,000 or
$1.71 per share.
Net earnings for the three
months and nine months ended
June 29, 1968, are after provision
for income taxes, including tile re
cently enacted 10 Federal in
come tax surcharge from January
1. Burlington reported that pro
vision for the tax surcharge a
mounted to 6 cents per share in
the June quarter. (The Federal
income tax surcharge, retroactive
to January 1, 1968, reduced pre
viously reported net earnings for
the March quarter, ending March
30, 1968, by $1,737,000 or approx
imately 6 cents per share.)
Charles F. Myers, Jr., chairman
of the leading textile firm, noted
that "Burlington's operations in
the June quarter were maintained
at the high level established in
the first six months of the fiscal
year. Business in the early part
of the current (September) quar
ter continues to reflect good de
mand for the Company's prod
ucts."
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Dealer Franchise No. 1K3
There wiU be an important
meeting of ths Madison ; County
Slow Pitch Softball League, Tues
iday night at 8 oclock at the Mad
ison GrU s All mansgers jAotdd
attend, , , , ' - ' .
jfZ:;WAUWr 'President
Ordination Sunday
Ordlnation ceremonies for re
cently elected deacons of the Mar
shall Baptist Church will be held
this Sunday night at 7:30 oclock.
Deacons to be ordained will be
William Deaver, Edward Morton
and Boy Reeves.
Participating in the service
will be Deacons Wade Huey, Ed
Niles and Larry Corn.
There vtLl Le a decoration t
the Chapel Kill Baptist Church
Cemetery the first Sunday in
August at 8:30 o'clock. . ,
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All sneakers and singers are
cordially invited to attend.
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Attend Funeral
-Amnntf those from this cOUntv
nho ttflndd the funeral service
of Mrs. Lyman Rich in Pickens,
a r. last Saturday were Mrs.
Marvin Faulkner and her daugh-.
ter, Miss Sandra Faulkner; the
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Ammons;
the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Hogan;
the Rev. and Mrs. David Roberts;
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Payne, and
a number of people from Beech
Glen.
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Chuck Blade Beef Roast lb. 39c
Boneless Chuck Roast lb 69c
Boneless Stew lb. 69c
Stoney Knob Sausage lb. 59c
Armour Franks 12-oz. pkg. 39c
Fryers lb. 29c
Colonial Bread lge 4 for $1.00
Scoco Shortening 3-lb ctn. 39c
Nancy Jane Flour 25 lb. bag $1.89
Carnation Milk tall cans 4 f or 59c
BAGGED
JFG Coffee lb. bag 69c
10-oz. Instant Nescafe Coffee $1.29
FAB reg. 3 for 89c
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Bananas 2-lbs. 25c
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"FOOD FOR THOUGHT"
By
Sugar Campbell
Before marriage, a man yearns
for a woman. Afterward the "Y"
is silent.
Reminds me of the three ingre
dients in the good life: Learning,
Earning and Yearning.
An adolescent is a youngster
who is old enough to dress him
self if he could just remember
where he dropped his clothes.
Men are creatures who can wait
three hours for fish to bite, but
can't wait fifteen minutes for
their wives to dress.
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pave the way for comebacks!
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