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PERSONAL and OTHERWISE
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bowman of
Marshall are spending the next
thre months at their! home In
Vero Beach, Florida.
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Mr. and Mrs. Maco Wallin re
turned last week .from Raleigh and
Smithfield where they spent the
holidays. In Raleigh they visited
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Upcbwcfa and
two children and in SmitihAeld
they visited Mr. and Mrs. Snead
Sanders. Mrs. Upchurcjh la Mra.
Wallin's niece and ' Mrs. Sanders
is a sister to Mrs. Wallin.
The Rev. and Mrs. Albert A.
Peverall, Jr., and four children1
spent part of last week in. Roa
noke, Va., visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wilson andl
son of Hendersonville sbeht part
of the 'holidays in Marshall with'
their parents, the Rev. ayld Mlrs.
Walter Wilson and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Davis.
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Spec. 4 and Mrs. Charles Brad
ley will leave today (Thursday)
for Fort Riley, .Kansas after4
spending the holidays ..here with
their parents, M. land. Mrs.
Sankey Bradley and Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Ball. Mr. and Mrs.
Sankey Bradley also had as guests
during the holidays thedr other
two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Bradley and Timothy and David,
of Horse Shoe; and Mir. and Mrs.
Aldon Bradley of Candler.
" Mass Phyllis Cooper of Warren
Wilson College, and a friend,
Mary Yoder, Daytona Beach, Fla.,
spent the week-end with Miss
Cooper's sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sharpe of
Leicester, and her parents Mr. and
Mrs. James Cooper of Marshall.
Pvt. Ronald CNeil Wmrley, son.
otMr. and Mrs. Ralph Worley of
Marshall, returned to Fort Bragg
last Sunday after spending the
holidays with his parents, rela
tives and friends. He was ac
companied back to camp by his
father, brother, Terry and girl
friend, Joyce Cody.
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Pvt. Harry Tweed, husband of
Mrs. Bertha Tweed, and son of
Mir. and Mrs. Ted Tweed of Route
3, Marshall, returned to Fort
Bragg after spending the holidays
with family, relatives and friends.
He returned wiith Pvt. Cutshall
and father.
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Mrs. Zora Huffman has return
ed to her hopne from Arlington,
Va., where she spent thd holidays
as the guest of Mn and'Mrs. Rob
ert B. Finlay, Jr., and their two
children. Mrs. Finlay is the niecel
of Mrs. Huffman's late husband.
Misses Linda ttd' p&ra.. White
of College Park,' Ma.; hare re
turned to their home.: after spend
ing the holidays With' tKeir grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy White
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buckner.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ponder
and two children of Shelby spent
the holidays here with Mr. Pon
der's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lo
rado Ponder, and other relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ponder and
daughter, Miss Joan Ponder, have
returned to their home in Greens
boro after spending the holidays
here visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Y. Ponder and Mr.
and Mrs. C. R. Tweed.
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Pvt. Mason R. J. Cutshall, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cutshall of
Route 3, Marshall, returned to
Fort Bragg last Sunday, after
spending the holidays with his
parents, relatives and friends. He
was accompanied back to camp
by his father and brother, Phillip.
Teresa Cooper of Marshall re
turned home Sunday after spend
ing several days with her cousins,
Sharon and Jeannie Vaughn in
Creenville, S. C.
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Charles and Linda Payne of
WCU spent the holidays with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred T.
Payne of Marshall.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry B. Ditmore
returned home Saturday from
Weston, Maasachuttes where they
had been visiting Dr. and Mrs
Dan A. Ditmore and sons, Stephen,
and Alan. They were accompanied
to Weston by Dr. and Mrs. Harry
B. Ditmore, Jr., and son, Joihn
Kim of Portland, Ore., who had
spent Christmas with them in Mar
shall.
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Gary Griffin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Griffin of Route 5,
Marshall, returned to his home
Wednesday following treatment in
Memorial Mission.
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Mr. Zeno Ponder of Route 2,
Marshall, returned to his home
last Saturday after spending seve
ral days in St. Joseph Hospital for;
examination.
Well, it did it again I'ml
speaking of snowing the!
weatherman warned us all day
Monday that it was going to snow
Monday night so everyone was!
prepared although there
were predictions of 4-6 inches ac
cumulation on Tuesday, there was
only about an inch or two and
most of the snow right in town!
turned to mushy mush was
sorry that the Peveralls had the1
flu bug over the week-end
Al was unable to preach Sunday
Coach Harrell Wood, of
Mars Hill College, however, pinch
hit for the ailing pastor and did
a fine job, as usual after
watching UCLA tromp Notre
Dame a few nights ago, I picked
them as the nation's No. 1 dofllege
basketball team I'm not too
sure about it though after seeing
the Gamecocks defeat strong UNO
Monday night let's just say1
UCLA, Kentucky, South Carolina,
and a few other are great basket
ball teams word from Joe
To Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Clay, of
Decatur, Ga., a son, Waymond
Gerald, Jr., on December 22, 1969.
Mrs. Clay is the former Evelyn
Ramsey, daughter of Edward1
Ramsey, of Marshall.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Richard J.
Mazoyer of Mars Hill, a daughter,
Jan. 5, 1970 in St. Joseph's Hos
pital.
L. Morgan reveals that he had
wonderful time last week visiting
friends at St. Simons Island, Ga.,
Daytoma Beach, St. Lauderdale,
Palm Beach, Fla., and other points
of interest he says he really
had a marvelous time at the New-
Year's party at the Majestic
Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach . .'
such glitter and fun I've sel
dam seen before", he wrote
I can't get Channel 3 on my TV
but Wiley DuVall was nice enough
to invite Harry Silver, Roy
Reeves and me out to watch the'
N. C. State-North Carolina cage
game Wednesday night it
was a dilly Carolina won the
game and Harry and Wiley were
most disappointed it was a
fine game and exciting to watch
and Wiley's Channel 3 sig
nal is perfect Lib was real
nice as usual, and served us (and
also Gary and Pat Ealey) delicious1
coffee and candy
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Mrs. Reinhardt Dies
Wednesday From
Automobile injuries
Mrs. Louella White Reinhardt,
53, of Charlotte, died Wednesday
night, January 7, 1970 at 8 o'clock
in Memorial Hospital, Charlotte,
from injuries received on Christ
mas Eve when the car she was
driving was involved in a headon
collision with another car between
Lancaster, S. C, and Columbia,
South Carolina.
Mrs. Reinhard't's oldest daugh
ter, Miss Joyce Reinhardt. who
was with her mother at the time
of the accident, was killed instant
ly. Surviving are a son, Bruce Rein-
nardt, ot Decatur, Ga.; two daugh
ters, Mrs. Paul Walker of Ashe
ville and Mrs. Gary Page of Co
lumbia, S. C; seven grandchildren,
.ind a brother, H. E. White, of
Marshall.
She was the widow of Edd Rein
hardt and the daughter of the late
Herbert and Grace Buckner White.
.She was also the niece of Guy
White, Mrs. Rellie Allman and
Mrs. Clara Fagan, all of Mar
shall; Bon White of Hot Springs,
and Wade White of Mars Hill.
Harry and Bryant Funeral Home
of Charlotte will announce arrangements.
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Was ole Santa gooti to you this
Christmas T He was good to me
and we did a pretty wild thing
. we took off in that snow the
day after Christmas and went to
Baltimore for a few days! Had
to go up to see Agnes and Henry
and Pearl and her friend, Bob,
that she has been telling us about 1
He was a very nice person and ail
at our loud talking didn't run him
out of the house, but I guess he
might have wondered how three
girls could talk so much, so fast!
On the way up, we stopped at
Wytheville to visit Shqpe's par
ents and they had about 12 inches1
(of snow. The next night we open
near Washington, D. C, and got
into a snow storm before we
finally reached Shupe's ibrother'a
home at Centreville, Virginia. We
moved ablaut 100 yards in about
one hour and I was beginning to
think we had "better stood in bed
at Walnut"! Charlotte and George
just took every thing as fun', but
was the old worry wart!
It was good to get back to school
Monday, and very nice today to)
have a holiday again! I didn't
sleep too well last night, getting
up every hour or so to check if we
could stay home today! I have
graded some papers and eaten
some left over Christmas candy
and now ready to get the car out
and maybe try a trip to the Ijig
city to see if my students are all
out or home studying for mid
terms! I just know Larry Hughey,
Calvin Rhinehart, Robert Cameron,
M. J. Ball, Jackie Ball and many
others are out checking the roads
worrying about how we can get
back Wednesday for classes!
I didn't have time to check out
all the pretty rings and gifts the
girls got, and was surprised to
learn that Kathlyn and Larry
Payne got married before Christ
mas. Hiss Plemmons got a lovely
new camera, but hasn't offered to
take MY picture. Steve Chandler
said fee gave a ring for Christmas
and Pat McDevitt was wearing a
pretty ooe from Gary. I think
there mifdV bjure been others,
but I might gel "whupped" if I
told all I heard yesterday!
Did you watch all the bowl
games? I did some of tJhem, but
wasn't too interested in any one
of them. I think Shupe almost
wore his eyes out watching so
many one day. I was disappointed
last night that the Tar Heels
didn't do better against the Game
cocks, but I guess that was a ter
rible wall to go against those tall J
fellows. Sorry our boys dropped j
one, but I think it was a matter j
of tall boys up at North Iiuncom- j
be. Congratulations to our girls
for topping their lassies!
OBSERVED Think Donna!
Stines Rice looks cute in her maxi- 1
coat Ole Santa brought Ohar- j
lotte one and was she thrilled
Joan and David's wedding was so '
sweet and I hope they will be very J
happy, she was a beautiful bride, i
David I still can't really be
lieve that Harry Twel is gone '
He was such a nice young man
and had a bright future He
made a lot of friends ait Marshall
High and every one was so sad- 1
dened at his untimely death j
Don't thing ole Cassius Clay will
ever find a place to fight; do you
Saw Ann Ramsey and her
mother in Asheville Friday and
Ann was sporting a lovely new
diamond also Saw where Jerry
Adams took a bride, Congrats,
Jerry And saw Linda Adams
picture in today's Citizen as she
was taking off for South America
She has a beautiful diamond,
too from Jimmy Landers, cute
couple Appreciate the UNC-A
newspapers Donnie Banks brings
me They are sometimes a bit
wild, eh, Donnie T Have a good
day every day in 1970, EVERYONE!
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Donald Clay Ledford Dec. 26
Miss Ramsey On
Dean's List At WCU
Miss Frances L. Ramsey, daugh
ter of Mrs. Orvflle Ramsey and
the lata Mr. Ramsey of Hot Springs
has been placed on the Dean's
List at Western Carolina Univer
sity, Cullowhee. - 5 ,
She fa a sophomore majoring in
history. She is a 1968 gradual of
Hot Springs High School
Anybody can do any amount of
The wedding of Miss Phyllis
Ann Brooks and Ronald Clay Led
ford took place December 26, 1969
in Zion Baptist Church. The Rev.
Estel Strickland conducted the
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mlrs. Lionel Brooks of Hot
Springs and the bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Ledford
of Fletcher.
The bride, given m marriage by
her father, wore a street length
white satin dress covered with
lace and a waist length veil at
tached to a rhinestone headpiece.
iMrs. Sandra Waldroup, aunt of
the bridegroom, was matron of
(honor. She was attired in a yel
low dress and had a corsage of
white and pink carnations.
Miss Shirley Brooks, sfeter of
the bride, and Miss Joyce Woody
were bridesmaids. They wore1
beige suits with corsages of car- i
nations.
The bridegroom's father served
as best man.
Mrs. Ledford attended Spring
Creek High School and Mr. Led
ford T. C. Roberson High School.
Both are employed by Burlington
Industries.
They will live in Hot Springs.
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MKS. R. C. LEDFORD
JHISS PAYNE ;
MARRIED TO
MR. PAYNE
Miss Kathlyn Payne and Larry
Albert Payne were married Sun
day, December 14, 1969 at the
borne of the Rev. and Mrs. Cole
man C. Caldwell in Marshall. The
Rev. Caldwell conducted the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Payne of
Marshall Rt. 6. She is a member
of the senior class of Marshall
High School.
Mr. Payne, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Payne of Marshall Rt. 5,
is a graduate of Marshall High
and is employed in Asheville. The
couple is living on Marshall Rt.
One.
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