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Parties Honor Miss Whitson
Miss Patricia Whitson, bride-
. elect of Henry Chandler of Fork
,; ynion, va., is Deing honored
ijwith a series of bridal parties. ;
A bridal shower was given
from 7 to 9 pjn. Friday in the
faculty lounge of Memorial .
'h library at Mars Hill College by
Mrs. HarleyJoUey, Mrs. Robert
Edwards, Mrs. Plato Reese,
a" Mrs. James Jarvis and Mrs. '
'James Cox.
' Last Saturday night she was
-entertained with a silver and
' china shower in the Mars Hill
-Community Center with Mrs.
Calvin Edwards, Mrs. William
flicker, Mrs. El wood Waldrop,
Mrs. Ronnie Wallin, Mrs. Don
Oadwell Jr. and Mrs. Oliver
- Ray as hostesses.
The marriage will take place
June S in Mars Hill Baptist
Church.
Miss Whitson is the daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. W. A, Whitson of
Mars Hill and the groom is the
son of Cdr. and Mrs. E. L.
Chandler of Fork Union, Va.
Warren Wilson
Alumni To Meet
The Warren Wilson College
Alumni Chapter of Madison
County will meet June 10 at 8
p.m. in the Walnut Presbyterian
Church. Miss Janet Bannerman
will present the program, "Why
Warren Wilson Needs You".
All alumni, friends of the
college and parents of students
are urged to attend.
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PICTURED ABOVE (left) is Miss Margot Roberts,
bride-elect of Lieut. Norman Eugene Wood; at the
punch bowl at a bridal shower given Tuesday night
in the Fellowship Hall of Marshall United Methodist
Church. Next to Miss Roberts are her aunt, Mrs. P.
R. Elam, of Mars Hill; and her cousin, Mrs. Loy P.
Roberts of Marshall, co-hostesses. Seated is Mrs. J.
L., McElroy, also of Marshall, one of 40 ladies at
tending the shower. Miss Roberts is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Roberts of Marshall. Both
Miss Roberts and her mother were presented cor
sages by the hostesses. A color scheme of white and
yellow was carried out in the decorations and
refreshments.
1 Events .Honor
Miss Whitson,
Mr Chandler .
1 Several social ' events are
being given this week for Miss
Patricia Louise Whitson and
Henry Arthur Chandler, who
will be married at 8 p.m.
Saturday in the Mars Hill
Baptist Church.
Tonight (Thursday) Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Melvin will en
tertain with a dinner at 7 p.m. in
their home on Bailey Street in
honor of the bridal couple.
A rehearsal dinner for the
wedding party will be given
Friday at Bailey's Cafeteria by
bridegroom-elect's parents,
Cmdr. (Ret.) and Mrs. Erville
F. Chandler.
On Saturday, a luncheon will
be given in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bruce for the
wedding party, the families and
the out-of-town guests.
Following the wedding, a
reception will be given in the
Fellowship Hall of the church
by the bride-to-be's parents, Dr.
and Mrs. William A. Whitson of
Mars Hill.
Buckner Named Vice President A. M. Society
Ted Buckner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Ray Buckner of the Big
Pine community and grandson
of C. J. Wild of Marshall, has
been elected vice president of
the Richmond, Va., chapter of
the Administrative
Management Society.
A.M.S. has 158 chapters in
North American cities for the
purpose of improving business
manager's skills and ef
fectiveness. The society con
ducts a program of continuing
management education and has
recently established a program
to certify managers who meet
the established professional
standards and pass a cer
tification examination.
Mr. Buckner visited his
parents during the Memorial
Day weekend while returning to
Richmond from Houstin, Tex.
where he attended the 52nd
Annual A.M.S. International
Conference. He is ad
ministrative manager of the
law firm of Hunton, Williams,
Gay, Powell and Gibson,
comprising 70 lawyers in Rich
mond, and a lecturer in tne
Business School of Virginia
Commonwealth University. He
attended Walnut High School,
Mars Hill College and the
University of Richmond.
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A promise lo di more than talk;
too many people are already doin
just that.
A promise to take part in
making tomornw all it should be.
To help keep North Carolina what every effort to extend additiona
it's always been. One of the garden credit to concerned companies
spots of the South. Of the Gtontry.
There is pollution here.
" Not nearly as much as you'll
Find elsewhere. But enough to arouse
some worry.
But it's worth it.
We're looking for opportunities. It's worth it to make tomorrow
Opportunities to help business everything we want it to be.
clean things up. Everything we know it can be.
Wherever possible, we're making Let's make tomorrow together.
First Union National O
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There is nothing that says
these companies have to increase
their financial obligation. But
they're doing it. Because they feel
a strong obligation to North Carolina.
And to you. - ; ;
It may take a little more effort
to protect the good life. ?
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MRS. GINGER FRAZIER
Ginger Frazier
Graduates With
Top Honors
Mrs. Ginger Wallin Frazier
received her Bachelor of
Science Degree in Pharmacy at
the graduation exercise at the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill on Sunday, May 30.
Mrs. Frazier is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Wallin of
Black Mountain and formerly of
Madison County, and is married
to James H. Frazier, also of
Black Mountain.
While at the University Mrs.
Frazier's activities included N.
C. Pharmaceutical
Association , American
Pharmaceutical Association,
Student to Student Drug Abuse
Education Research Com
mittee, president of '69 Pledge
Class of Kappa Epsilon,
Sweetheart of Phi Delta Chi
Fraternity, undergraduate
assistant to Dr. Jack Weir in
Pharmacognosy, member of
1969 Miss Yack Court, and a
Dean's List student graduating
in the top bracket of the 1971
graduating class.
Mrs. Frazier has accepted a
position with Eckerd's, Inc.,
and will be working in Durham.
Her husband, Jim, is presently
employed with Eckerd's of
Durham.
Personals
Miss Billie Jean Haynie and
her sister, Mrs. Penny H.
Greene, are spending this week
in Wayne, Mich, where they are
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Homer Sams and Mrs.
Hugh Fisher have returned to
their homes in Marshall after
spending several days in New
York City with Mrs. Sams' son,
Lynn Sams. On their way home,
they stopped in Richmond, Va.
where they spent a week with
Mrs. Sams' son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Clayton Wallin, and their two
children; and then visited
friends of Mrs. Fisher's in
Raleigh for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Rice of
Rt. 1, Marshall spent the
weekend of May 22 at Myrtle
Beach, S. C.
Walnut News
Mrs. Esther Cummings of
Chattanooga, Term, spent a few
days last week with her sister
and niece, Mrs. C. H. McClure
and Miss Louise McClure. On
Sunday they visited another
sister, Miss Hazel Lieb, who
lives in Black Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Guthrie of
Orlando, Fla. spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Guthrie and visited other
relatives In Asheville.
Mrs. Cecil McDevitt, who has
been in an Asheville Hospital
and at Brentwood for about 10
weeks, returned to her home
last week.
Mrs. Norman Pearson and
four children from Albany, Ga.
have moved into the home of
Bob McClure whers Mrs.
Pearson's parents, Mr .and Mrs.
Chester Thomas, are also
living. They will live here
during the time that Mrs.
Pearson's husband has sea
duty. if J;
Mrs. Jim Roberts is a patient
In Takoma Hospital,
Greenevtlle, Tern, where she is
receiving treatment v f ?
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rice and
ton and Miss Nancy Jones from
Daniels, West Va. spent Sunday
night and Monday - with Miss
Rath Guthrie. . ... ', ' X ' :-'
V Mr. and Mrs. C S. Chandler
spent Sunday in Arden with
- their son-in-law and daughter,
.Mr. and Mrs. Vester Waldrup
- and their daughter, Nancy.
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Ben H. Frirby of Marshall
v received a brcln bore in t's
right ankle Wednesday af
ternoon when he L'A b Vs yard
on C-e r.cl .on I- - i lis
cc-.I...a ts s-.L': rj.
Prices In This Ad Effective
Through June 5, 1971 In Marshall, N. C.
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BACON
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"Super-Right" Old Fashion Pork
Sausage 2 - 79c
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KETCHUP
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Ann Poge Smooth & Krunchy
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Peanut Butter 89c
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