THE NEWS-RECORD
MATuSTAIA, N. a, JAN. 80, 196!
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AT MARS HILL
BOYS GAME
Laurel (69) T. Franklin 9,
D. Cutshall 15, O. Cutshall 6, D.
Franklin 18, B. Franklin 10, Sana
2. Outshall 6, Johnson 4.
Mara Hill (58) Thamaa 22,
Ruckner 10, Castelloo 4, Cody 10,
Metealf 6, Norton, Zink.
Halftime: 31-30, Mars Hill.
GIRLS GAME
Laurel (35); Mars Hill (30).
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AT HOT SPRINGS
GIRLS GAME
Spring Creek (38) Mtoore
10, Plemmons 5, Brooks 8, Goforth
11, Justice 2, Duckett, Adams,
WaUiroup, l'ayne, McCarber.
Hot Springs (U) Moore 4,
Norwood 1, Green 1, Ratfobone,
Lamb, Bolt 1, McBrootna, Wills;
Kln 4, Norton, Ramsey, Park.
iHalftfcna: 19-6, Spring Creek.
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BOYS GAME
Spring Oraek (27 Hmtof
5, Trantham 6, Roberts 6, Kirk
paftrick 8. Allison 8, Plenanons 2,
Strickland, Frtebea, Woody, Nail
Ion, Fowler, Caldwell 5.
Hot Springs (63) Chandler
6, Wills 7, Parks 12, Watkins 21,
(Caldwell 4, Haney 7, Holder 2,
flumerel, Wallin, Roberto 4.
HaMtime: 25-13, Hot Springs.
AT HOT SPRINGS
GIRLS GAME
Cane River (44) N. Allen
14, C. Allen 1, Ballow 12, Jobe 1,
Ball 6. Peterson 6, B. Anglin,
Foxx, Higrgins, Franklin, Morrow
2, Anghn 2, Austin.
Hot Springs (17) Moore 2,
Norwood 2, Green, Lamb, Holt 2,
McBroam 1, Wills 6, King 2,
Norton, Ramsey, Parks 2.
Halftime: 23-10, Cane River.
BOYS GAME
Cane River (57) Jobe 8,
T. McCurry 5, Silvers 11, D. Mc-
Zeno Ponder Offers
1,000 Reward
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I am offering a $1,000.00 reward for
evidence leading to the arrest and con
viction of the person or persons dynamit
ing my home Saturday night, November
2, 1968.
ZENO H. PONDER
Total Reward To Date: $1,550.00
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Griffith, Shepherd. 1 '
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7, WU1 , Parka 8, Watfcin W,
CaldwaH, Haney , Holder
Jayveea: 30-26, Hot Springs.
AT MARSHALL
G1KLS UAJWE.
Mars Hill (16) Wood 5, Yel
ton 2, Angel 5, Hunter, J. Buck
ner 1, Boone 1, Tweed 1, Shelton 1.
Marshall (24) L. Bryan 5,
G. Bryan 8, MoCormiok, Tipton 3,
Davis, D. Mayhew 6, Ball 2, Mc
Devitt, Chandler, Goforth, G.
Mayhew.
Halftime: 16-7, Marshall.
BOYS QVME
Mars Hill (47) Boone 22, Ray
9, Metealf, Duck, Briscoe 11, Mur
ray 5.
Marshall (41) Haynie 4, R.
McDevitt 10, Rhinehart 11, Cam
eron 8, W. McDevitt 0, Ball 2,
Nix,.
Halftime: 19-18, Mars Hill.
AT SPRING CREEK
GIRLS GAME
Laurel (23) Reeves 6, S.
Ray 8, Fowler 2, J. Ray 5, Bull-
man 2, B. Shelton, K. tneiton,
Gunter, Zimmerman, Cook, Ad
ams.
Spring Creek (57) Moore 16,
Brooks 10. Goforth
21, Justice 3, M. Carter 1, 'Adams,
Payne, Duckett, Waldroup.
Halftime: 30-10, Spring Creek.
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BOYS GAME
Laurel (lit T. Franklin 12.
D. Cutshall 8, Sams 3, C. Cutshall
7, B. Franklin 31, Twiggs 2, U.
Franklin 11, Zimmerman, John
son, Cupp.
Spring Creek (70) Hunter
14 Trantham 16. Roberts lb.
v ivlfr,ntTiclf 10 Allison 4. Plem
mons 2, Caldwell 9, Woody, Fnis
bee, Fowler, Naillon.
Halftime: 40-39, Laurel.
AT MARSHALL
GIRLS GAME
FVat. Yrtwcv C3H Jones 4.
Murphy 1, Young 7, Grindstaff 4,
Parker 12, Banks 2, Styles l.
Marshall (23) L. Bryan, G.
Bryan 3, McCormick, Tipton 6,
Davis 3, D. Mayhew 9, Ball, Mc
Devitt 2.
Halftime: 14-12, East Yancey.
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BOYS GAME
East Yancey (63) Danny
Laws 45, Westall 6, Shuford, Rob
inson 2, Hughes 4, Tipton 4,
Hicks 2, Howell.
Marshall (65) Haynie 13,
Rhinehart 13, Cameron 16, W. Mc-
SPRING CREEK
VIRGINIA MEADOWS
Corraspoadant
Mrs. , Omnia Cogdill is In the
Haywood County Hospital at
this time. Hop shell b Well and
hams again soon. '
The infant son of Mr. and Mr.
Boyce Waldroup is sick now. We
hope he'll soon 'be well.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Woody,
Connie and Tina visited Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Meadows and family
Saturday night.
Von Plemmons visited Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Justice, Darlene and
Linda Jo Saturday night.
Don Fowler has to leave Tues
day for the Army. We wish him
success.
Everyone is pleased with Mrs.
Cline Fowler as a teacher and are
proud she's with us.
Ethel Meadows and Rhett Kirk
patrick were married last Sun
day at the Flats of Spring Creek
Baptist Church.
Nancy Clark is home now fim
Herea College in Kentucky.
Mrs. David Ledford and Mrs.
Dwight Meadows went to Mar
h.sall Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Justice, Dar
lene and Linda Jo hail supper
Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Justice and Linda.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Plemmons
are bbuilding a beautiful brick
home. It won't be too much long-
Devitt 14, R. McDevitt 9, Nix.
Halftime: 28-27, Marshall.
Jayvees: 46-24, East Yancey.
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AT HOT SPRINGS
GIRLS GAME
Laurel (26) Reeves 10, Fow
ler, S. Ray 2, Adams 1, J. Ray 5,
Rudlman 6, Zimmmerman, Shelton.
Hot Springs (19) Moore 7,
Norwood 4, Lamb 2, Holt, Mc
Broom, Wills, King 3, Parks 3,
Norton, Ramsey, Rathbone.
Halftime: 11-7, Laurel.
3ft 3 3f
BOYS GAME
Laurel (59) D. Franklin 12,
B. Franklin 25, C. Cutshall 7, D.
Cutehalll 14, Johnson 1, B. Cut
shall, Cupp, T. Franklin.
Hot Springs (69) Chandler
22, Wills 10, Parks 5, Watkins
15, Caldwell 6, Haney 5, Holder 6,
Roberts.
Halftime: 30-28, Hot Springs.
Mrs. Martha Ledford
Passes On Friday; C '
Funeral Monday J
Mrs. Martha Cowan Ledford,
69, of Hot Sprhnrs, idfed Friday,
January 24, 1969 in an Aaheville
hospital after a brief Illness.
Mrs. Ledford was a lifelong- res
ident of Hot Springs.
She is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Effie Puryear of Hot Springs;
one sister, Mrs. Mary 'Alexander
of Millville, N. J.; eight grand
children and 10 great-grandchildren.
Services were held at 2:30 p. m.
Monday at the Hot Springs Meth
odist Church with the Rev. Ralph
Hgan officiating. Burial was inj
Fail-view Cemetery, Hot Springs.
Pallbearers were W. L. Collins,
Hurlon Ricker, Bill Whitten, Bob
by Hayes, James Gentry, and
Wood row Ramsey.
liowinan-IHickett Funeral Home
wus in charge.
r before they'll have it finished.
M, and Mrs. Leo Willett are
planning to move in a weeK or
two. It 11 be nice for them to live
lose to their store.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Meadows,
Rickey, Linda, Rex and Darlene
Justice went to Asheville Satur
day.
LHS Basketball
Schedule
Jan. 30 - Mars Hill away
Feb. 4 Hot Springs away
Game time: 7:00 p. m.
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Fashioned
Come in today for a hair-do
styled personally foi
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RUTH PF.NI.AND operators AU.F.F.N RK.SBY
Phone 649-4535
Near Edwards Cleaners Marshall, N. C.
-Free Parking for All Our Customers
EDGEWOOD
Restaurant
1435 Merrimon Ave.
Asheville N. C.
HUNTER CREEK
MRS. ERNEST BALL
Correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ball are
visiting their sons, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hall and family and Mr.
wnd Mrs. 'Andrew Ball of Can'dr
ler. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Worley
and son were visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Glamer Worley of
Big 1'ine Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Leonard Sumner of Ashe
ville spent Wednesday night with
Mr. and Mrs. Burns Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Franklin
were visiting her parents, Mr.
Mars Hill College
Home Basketball
Games
Feb. 5 Milligan
Feb. 11 King
Feb. 22 Maryville
and Mrs. Claude Ball Sunday.
Miss Linda Carole Ball had
Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Worley.
Mrs. Lester Lewis and sons
were visiting Burns Hunter Friday.
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Its the Going Thing
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Breakfast - Dinner
Snpper
Regular Meals
Short Orders
Sandwiches
Homemade Pies
Open 6 a. m. 10 p. m.
AIR-CONDITIONED
Isms'!
I am offering a $50 reward to anyone giving in
formation leading to the arrest and conviction of
party or parties poisoning a Shepherd dog with
strychnine in the Shutin and Sleepy Valley commu
nity last Sunday.
MISS CARRIE PARKS
Hot Springs, N. C.
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Due to the recent State Court System which ordered
the Office of the Clerk of Superior Court to be closed
on Saturdays, it has been decided, after observing the
decrease in traffic in the Courthouse since this system
started, that it would be feasible for the other offices in
the Courthouse to also
CLOSE OfJ SATURDAYS
Effective Saturday, February 1, 1969
Starting
February
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