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A Few Of The Pictures, With Cutlincs As They Appeared, Taken From
The Files Of The News-Record During 1971
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MEMBERS r th. -..-.. .... . . ...
Bertram irlYj TT . . ? W Drd 0f education met with J.
insuVeTnS A A"11"0' he" M"y when plans were formulated to
J"?1? P"1"" toward construction of the consolidated high
Si-J construction wUl sUrt this summer and plans call for ft!
m P k? ,aU 01 1WX Ae" Ue meeting were, seated left to rieht
FrlwS ?L f;UCe.SamS Standing. I to r, William M. Roberts
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OFFICIAL GROUNDBREAKING for the Madison
County Consolidated High School, located on a 57
acre site adjacent to the Marshall By-Pass and
W alnut Creek Road, was held Wednesday afternoon.
Grading has started and plans are to let the general
contract for construction in December or January,
and to have the complex of buildings ready for use in
the fall of 1973. Pictured above taking part at the
SHOWN ABOVE are the ladies who attended the meeting here Monday
night when plans were made to establish an Epsilon Sigma Alpha Internat
ional Sorority Chapter here.
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THOMAS L. BAILEY
INtw Forester
In Hot Springs
THE SMOLTERING REMAINS of the two-story wooden garage and storage
vuuuuig at di nuru, ownea ny uearick Brown, which were destrnvoH hv fi
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ai it mt r nuay morning, uamage was estimated at 18,000,
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SHOWN ABOVE is John David Kent, the happiest Little Leaguer in Atlanta
Stadium, holding the ball he caught when Jimmy Rosario, Giant outfielder,
fouled it into the stands.
Miss Charlotte Paulette
Shupe, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs George B. Shupe of
Walnut, has been elected
president of the Appalettes of
Appalachian State University
for next year.
She served this year as vice
president and chief
choreographer for the dance
team which performs at half
tune at football and basketball
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RECOGNIZE the "models" pictured above? The
Marshall beauties appeared on stage at the 4-H
Dress Revue held in Mars Hill last Friday night
while actual judging was being done. Left to right,
Earle Wise, Jerry Plemmons, Wiley DuVall. Don
liarrell and Tom Wallin.
ceremony, left to right, Emery Wallin, Bobby Ponder
members of tlie board of eduction; R. L. Edwards,
superintendent; holding spade is Ralph M. Lee,
member of board of education; William C. Reeves,
board attorney; .1. Bertram King, of Asheville;
architect: Mis . Hobby Jean Peek Rice member of
board of education; and William M. Roberts,
chairman of the board of education.
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SEVERAL MONTHS AGO the pet cat of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Sprouse who live on Panhandle Road, Rt.
2. Marshall, had the misfortune of losing her newly
born kittens and almost succombed from grief. Mr.
Sprouse found some small squirrels and placed them
near the mother cat. The cat immediately "adop
ted" the squirrels and let them nurse, as shown
above. Needless to say, the squirrels were also
pleased with their "adopted mother".
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PICTURED ABOVE IS Mark Cody, 12-year-old ton
of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cody, of Foster Creek, who is
the winner of the Madison County Sunflower
(rowing Contest. Mark is holding the winning
sunflower which measured I!) inches in diameter.
MEMBERS OF the Board of Education of Madison County were sworn into
office here Monday by Judson Edwards, clerk of superior court. Left to right,
R. M. Lee. R. Z. "Bobby" Ponder. Emery Wallin. Mrs. Bobby Jean Peek Rice,
Williajn M. Roberts, and Mr. Edwards.
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DR. EVELYN UN
DERWOOD, chairman of the
history departmnt at Mars
Hill College, spoke on the rich
cultural heritage of Madison
County people at the April
meet of the Hayes Run and
Marshall Helping Hands 4-H
clubs.
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DORLAND-BELL REUNION ; HELD AT HOT many of the former students of Dorland-Bei! School
SPRINGS Pictured in front of the Dorland ho attended the Alumni Association reunion last
Memorial Presbyterian Church in Hot Springs are Sunday. . . - i
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PICTURED ABOVE are officers of Marshall , Adah; and Mrs. Mae Edwards, IV . f c 1 r v
Chapter No. 35, The Order of the Eastern Star, who Ueft to right! Mrs. Tat Houston. I r; 5.
were installed Saturday evening, April It, They Nancy Jo Edwards, con ictrr: ' I : '
are. front row (left to right), Mrs. Marie Eads. Electa; Mrs. Lujeit IlarSrr. r. k
organist; Mrs. Bessie Slagle, warder; BUI Rkker. Story, secretary; Mrs. f a n
associate patron; Mrs. Judy Rkker. associate conductress; Cbauncey Mclrr .",
; matron; Mrs. Janice Caatreli, worthy mstron; Florence Ramy, treavrrr; ?
Ernest Frisby, worthy patron t Mrs. Nan Fisher, chaplain; and Mrs. Virt' i I
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