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MARS HILL PHARMACY
Mars Hfll
1-8, 15, 22, 292-5, 12 p
FOR SALE 1965 Mustang 22
Pastback 289; V-8; 4-barrel; 1966
Corvair Gorsa Convertible; 6-cyl-inder;
145 h.p.; 4-peed. Call
649-9153 or 649-3587
12-25 tfc.
641 Ford Tractor, $1,396.00; 850
Ford Tractor, $1,395.00; 35 Fer
guson Diesel, $1,795.00; 135 Fer
guson Diesel, $2,496.00: 150 Fer
guson Diesel Loader, 2.795.00; potent to the fuUeat extnt pos
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$175.00; New Limespreader and
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ration FaceKfe" for Mara Hill.
"In accepting this new appoint
ment, I am, in no way, backing
down on my pledge of four and a
half years ago, but am now ex
tending it to cover, not only Mark
Hill, but also Marshall, Hot
Springs, Madison County, Yancey
County, Mitchell County, Buncom
be County, the Towns in each and
all the residents of this 31st Sena
torial District.
"As most of you know, the
General Assembly DOES NOT
meet this year unless a special
session is called by Gov. Scott, but
I will pledge to serve this District
in every way possible.
"Western North Carolina has a
great potential and I am interested
in seeing that we realize this
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Tiller, $215.00; New Disc Harrows,
$240.00 and up; New Freeman
Loader to fit moat Ford and
Ferguson tractors. We can order
loader to fit moat any and all size
tractors from the farm loader to
the heavy job. Price 10 over
cost.
P. A. RAMBO
Damp Creek Road
8 miles sonJth of Greenevdlle, Tens.
Phone: 639-9412
1-1, 8, 15, 22j
Bible.
"I am looking forward to work
ing with the public in this capa
city and certainly will appreciate
the suggestions and comments of
the people."
Sincerely,
WILLIAM P. POWELL
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i,sua jwuuru iwmuvuo,
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I Among' the relatives of Mar, and
Mrs, Lester Price who were their
guests and visitors' f feat week
were Mr. and Mrs, Grady Bryan
of Asheville, a nephew. Mr. Orvll
Price. Mm. Oakle Atemon, Mr.
and Mrs. Hase Ammon and son,
Phillip of Alexander and Mr. and
Mrs. Don Hensley of MVwtecello
Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramsey
and son, Chris, were visiting bell
grandmother, Mrs. E. D. Wallia
Sunday afternoon.
'Wt9 Jtf4eJRe, M spend
ing sometime with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
Hugh Rice in Arden.
iMiss Lynn Scott of Etowah,
spent last week with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Barnes. '
iMr. and Mrs. Ralph Ramsey
spent last Sunday night with Mrs.
Ramsey's parents, Mt. and Mrs.
iCrawford Bryan who lives ia
Statesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wallin of
Gastonia, and Mr. and Mrs. Craig
Burnette of Knoxviile, Tenn., were
visiting their mother, Mrs. Phil
1 week. The Burnette
were aluo visiting jMtrs. Lucllta
Burnette in WatouC ' . , ; S v
.Mir. and Mrs. Dan Vtjti'- end
daiuierUter, Louise, were visiting!
Mr. and Mr. Ralph Barnes Wed
nesday extern!, ana jmt. "y
WalUn'and Miss Nancy Bios war
th daniierr guests of tha Banner
Wednesday night
. ,iMr. Ernest Norton is home fronv
the St a Joseph Hospital and isi
slowly frnfcrovmg from severe to-
juries suffered in an aattf accident
which happened several weeks ' a-
gO. W -f.vi
iilxit Vertle Reece is ecupe-
rf ting at the home of her son and
daHigfater-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
EddReece after treatment at tha
Aston Park Hospital. Mir. and
Mrs. . George,. Hawn and children,
Kfan and Laura of Knoxviile, Tenn.,
and Mrs." Jeter Meseer were visit
ing the Reeces' last Friday.
Sgt Danny Flynn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Fylnn left January
3 for Vietnam, after spending a
three, week furlough with his par
ents. He was formerly stationed
at Ft. Bliss, Texas.
Sgt. Rodney P. Wallin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Wallin re-1
turned home December 5 after ser
ving a twelve month tour of duty
" ' 1 ' ' ffJATTIALL, N. C, JANUARY 8, 1970
JPLY V.UXUI., PROGaTJ CCII2DULE - DIAL, 14C0 7
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7:00 Morata News,
7:10-Weather . .
7U5 Joe, Emerson
7:20 Sparta News ,
7:26 Breakfast Tim Country
7 :29-Jiews Headlines'
7:30 Breakfast 1 Tana ; Country
Style
rrj Saturday uT'T 'ffTrv''''''
,': r.W'12K)0-TradIng Past Vi t .
Jolczid&y i'rri Saturday
8:05 Muaks for Happy Bay. ft
S:X-Uoraing,)avtiona -V t
9:0OfAw4 Winning' Gospel Jfow
-Gospel Singtfama . '.
W:00-Iawa r , t.vJ
10:05 . Gespel Smgtime ; ' ' ,
H:00-oo4 Tidings Gsapel
11:80 Gospel Sinrtime
ll:45-(Wed. A Sat) Oburoh
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12:10 Dinner Thus Country Sty Is
12 SONews and Bulletin Board
UsSO-rWeatfcar ' , & j
12:85 Chock Wagon Gang
12:45 Farm Forum
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y until Sign' Off , ,r x
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News Headlines en Half Hour
in Vietnam.
St. -. .JBifonrf,I.Mts.
Mary Rice who has been stationed
at Ft Deven, Mass, is home now
on leave. He will be leaving for
Vietnam the 25th of January.
(CARELESS STORAGeTHT"
NOUSES FIRE iJHm
K2
FOR SALE 1962 Four-door
Mercury Monterey; a atom atic
transmission; new battery; good
tires; runs good.
Call: 649-4186
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KIDNEY DANGER SIGNALS
Getting up nights, burning, fre
quent or scanty flow, leg or BACK
ACHE may warn of functional
kidney disorders "Danger A
head." Give a lift with gentle
HUKJSTS (take only 3 tabs a day).
FLUSH KDNEYS, REGULATE
PASSAGE. Tour 48c back if not
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ROBERTS PHARMACY
1-8, 15, 22. 29c
NEED
WATER?
Contact
CALDWELL
Well Drilling
Company
Rt. 1, Hot Springs
Call Collect
622-S484 Hot Springs
254-3581 Ashevflle
Complete
Water Systems
Health Clinic
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(Continued from Page One)
gainst diphtheria, polio, whooping
cough, tetanus (lockjaw), measles
and smallpox. Blood testing and
tuberculin skin testing are also
available at the General Immuni
zation dinks.
Court Cancelled
(Continued from Page One)
for the trial of criminal cases will
begin on Monday, February 2, at
9:30 o'clock. All defendants are
requested to be in the courtroom
on the above date.
A non-jury term of district
court for civil cases will 'begin on
Monday, January 9, with Atttge
Braewell presiding. Mm Willis
said.
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