MARSHALL, N. C, JUNE 28, 1870
UNTY ESBA TITLE 1 HONORS PERSONNEL
lgine; Auto-
fio, Heater
Coupe; V-8;
Idio & Heater
Sedan; 6-cyl-
ismission; Ka-
Radio, Heater;
He Bed; Extra
; 6 cylinder;
Coupe; V-8;
Air 4-door; 6-
Imission; Radio
ila Super Sport
lission; Bucket
; Nice
cylinder; Pow-
ala 4-door Hard-
bower; V-8
2-door
TrUck
et 4-door; 6-cyl-
Clean
Good Car
1 TRUCKS
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viiil. v i 72"on r leei oiae;
327 V-8 engine; Custom Sport Option;
Radio & Heater; Like New
1966 CHEVROLET -ton; 6-cylindeTT
1965 CHEVROLET V2-ton Flat Bed
1964 CHEVROLET -ton Truck; 6-cyl-inder;
Flat Bed; Cattle Rack
1963 CHEVROLET 12-ton Truck; 6-cyl-inder;
Stepside Bed (2)
1961 FORD -ton; Wide Bed; 6-cylinder
1959 CHEVROLET 1-ton; V-8 engine;
, Dual Wheel ; Cattle Rack
We Have Several Other Cars and
Trucks. GMAC and Bank Financing
French Broad! Chevrolet1
l," V MARSHALL; K. C . -
the gospel of your salvaTToir"-,
whom also, alter that ye believed,
ye were sealed with that Holy
Spirit of promise."
Most English translations of
the Bible make it clear that the
words "after that," in the above
passage, actually have an im
mediate result in view. Upon
hearing (or "heeding") we be
lieved, and upon believing we were
sealed with the Spirit.
What is perhaps even more im
portant to note, is the fact that
upon believing "the gospel of . . .
salvation," we are "sealed WITH"
the "Holy Spirit," not "by" (he
Spirit. There is a difference be
tween the two, which can lie sim
ply illustrated.
Here is a housewife, let us say,
who is "putting up" jam or pre
serves and sealing each jar with
wax. Xow, the jars are being
sealed "by" the woman, but she
is sealing them "with" wax. Thus
it is not merely that the Holy
Spirit causes believers to be seal
ed and made secure. Rather He
Himself IS the Seal that keeps us
eternally secure as Cod's hiving
children. We are sealed, not "by
the Spirit." but "WITH the Spirit."
-- the Spirit Himself the Seal!
It is wonderful indeed to know
that before the bar of Cod, the
simplest believer in Christ has
been fully justified (Acts 13;:i8,
39). But this is a court action, a
matter of record. Besides this,
the Spirit, who first brought the
sinner under conviction, now gives
him LIFE ETERNAL LIFE.
This is why Rum. :2 tells us
that "the law of the Spirit
(that) of life in Christ, nath made
me free from the law of sin and
death." Thank God for the Spirit,
who convicts, regenerates and
seals believers in Christ!
Miss Ponder is a" W gTUffUBM
of Marshall High School where
she was actively engaged in seve
ral school activities.
ART OF (OOKINt;
The art of cooking does not
end with the preparation of plain
food.
Sgt. Thomas S. West, ton of
Mr. and Mrs. Solon West, of the
Halewood community, has return
ed from duty in Germany and ar
rived here last Thursday. A grad
uate of Marshall High School in
1 f 07, he is at present residing
with his parents.
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Pre-School Children Being
Screened By Mobile Unit
bad driver:
A truck driver went into a res
taurant and order a steak and
coffee. Shortly, a gang of eight
motorcyclists roared up, parked,
and went inside. The leader walk
ed over to the truck driver and
put a cigar into the driver's steak.
Another gang member put his
cigarette in the coffee. The driv
er got op, paid hit bill and drove
off. "Not much of a man, that
truck driver," said the leader
"Not muWi of a track driver, ei-
either," commented the waitress,
"he Jnat ran over eight motorcy
cles."
Sponsored By Lions Clubs;
Schedule Is Announced
For County
Madison County pre-schoo age
children are having the opportunity
to be screened free for visual de
fects in several locations in the
county this month and during Ju
ly, it has been announced. This
opportunity is made possible by
the District HI -A Lions Clubs, of
which Marshall, Mars Hill and
Hot Springs are included.
District 31 -A Lions have a new
non-profit organization, charter
ed by the state for the purpose
of operating a mobile unit for
pre-schoo children, primarily ages
3-6. A board and general officers
have been elected and a van has
been purchased. A registered
nurse was employed April 15, and
has received extensive training
under t h e supervision of Mrs.
Elba Kearney, District Medical
Supervisor.
In addition to the county's three
Lions Clubs the Madison County
Health Department, Social Serv
ices Department, the FSKA, and
others are cooperating in the coun
tywide screening of children.
Parents are urged to take ad
vantage of this opportunity to
have their children examined free
of charge.
A tentative schedule of the unit
in Madison County follows:
Friday, June 2f, Health Depart
ment, 9-4;
Monday, and Tuesday, June 29
and 30, Laurel School, 9-,'S;
Wednesday, July 1, Ebbs Chap
el School, 9-3;
Thursday, July 2, Mars Hill
Town Hall, 9-4;
Friday, July 3, Mars Hill!
School, 9-3; I
Tuesday, July 7, Beech Glen
School, 9-3; j
Wednesday, July 8, Hot Springs
School, 9-3;
Thursday, July 9, Hot Springs
Town Hall, 9-3;
I..1., lO Health n,.nnrl.
ment, 9-4 p. m.
After teaching public school children for nearly four decades, two
Title 1 Reading Teachers. Mrs. Salena Fisher of Marshall School ami
Mrs. Lucille Anderson of Ebbs Chapel School, retired as of June 3,
1970.
Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Anderson have been special leading teachers
with the Madison County Title 1 Program during the 1919-1970 school
year. Mrs. Fisher has 38 years of teaching experience in her career
with 37 years in Madison County. Mrs. Anderson has 39 years of ex
perience in her teaching career with 22 years in Madison County.
The Madison County Title I I'rogram commends these two teachers
for an excellent job during the past school year, and also to honor
them for a distinguished teaching career.
Top photo shows Marshall Principal ('live Whitt presenting Mrs.
Fisher with her last check.
Bottom photo show s Kbh Ohape! Principal Yei non Ponder and
Mrs. Anderson as she cuts an appreciation cake in honor of her 39
years of teaching.
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Change Of Ownership
The Phillips "66" Service Station on the
Marshall By-Pass
Is Now Operating Under the Ownership
of
RALPH 170RLEY
The Public Is Invited To Get The Best In
Automobile Service
Ralph's Phillips "66"
On Marshall By-Pass
Marshall-Red Oak
Little Leaguers j
Tie 1-1 Saturday j
The Marshall and Red Oak Lit I
tie Leaguers battled to a 1-1 tie
on the Red Oak diamond last Sat-1
urday. Darkness caused the game:
to be called after the two teams'
played overtime. i
Jeff Treadway. making Ins first i
start on the mound for the Mar
shall team, went the distance
without giving up a hit. He had
IB strikeouts in nulling the mas
terpiece. Danny Bonne led the locals
with a triple.
The team, managed by Richard
Meadow.-, and Ralph Candler, has
a record of two wins, one tie and
no losses.
The team will play Weaverville
at Weaverville this Saturday afternoon.
Laster Hurls
Perfect Game
Kiench Broad hurler Mike Las
ter pitched a perfect game Sat
i rday in leading his team to a
10-u rout of Marshall in Western
Carolina Independent Baseball
League action at Berkley Field.
Laster, a 27-year-old former
North Buncombe High pitcher,
struck out 13 and did not permit
a ball to be hit out of the infield.
The victory was his fifth against
one defeat and boosted French
Broad's record to 7-2. The team
is in a tie for second behind Dann.
Luster's masterpiece was sup
ported by the hitting of Robin
Winkle and Gary Woods. Winkle
had two hits and three runs bat
ted in. Woods blasted a three
run homer.
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Marshall, N. C
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