Thursday, August 9, 1173 The Newf-Record
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Ai'ca Deaths and Funerals
BOXmC BALDING
odaoro, ea rrmay
Aug S, 1973 in Madison,
hospital after a brief
fflnrtaf'
Active o Route 2. Hot
Springs, he was veteran of
He Korean conflict and had
lived ill Rockf ord for the past
to yean.
Surviving are a daughter,
Miss Joy Balding of Hot
Springs; the parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Grady H. Balding of Hot
Springs; three brothers,
David Balding of Asheville,
Cecil H. Balding and Bobby J.
Balding of Hot Springs.
Services were held at 2:30
p.m. Monday at Meadow Fork
Baptist Church. The Rev. J. F.
Broyles Jr. officiated. Burial
was in Meadow Fork Baptist
Church Cemetery. Friends
were pallbearers.
Bowman-Duckett Funeral
Home was in charge.
J. ARTHUR BOONE
J. Arthur Boone, 54, of Rt. 3
Weaverville, died Sunday
August 5, 1973 in an Asheville
hospital after a brief illness.
A native of Madison County,
he had lived in Buncombe
County for the past 22 years.
He served in the U.S. Army
during World War II and was a
son of the late John W. Boone
and a farmer.
Surviving are the widow,
Mrs. Connie Waldrup Boone;
five sons, Monroe Boone of
Ffetcher, Novile Boone of
Asheville, Harlon Boone of
Weaverville, Johnny Boone of
Candler and Roger Boone of
the home; the mother, Mrs.
John W. Boone of Mars Hill;
two sisters, Mrs. Garrett
Hensley and Miss Margaret
Boone of Mars Hill; two
brothers. Mack Boone of Mars
Hill and Calvin Boone of Cross
Anchor, S C.; and six grand
children. Services were held at 2 p.m.
Tuesday at Westview Baptist
Church, of which he was a
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member. The Revs. Betty
Drake, Ben Austin, Horace
Honeycutt, and Leslie Dit
chfield officiated. Burial was
in Little Ivy Baptist Church
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Vincent and Ted Price, Ralph
Roberts, Walt Allison,
Raymond Buckner, Ralph
Shook, Charles Ray and
Garrett Hensley Jr.
RICKY J. NOBLES
Ricky J. Nobles, 16, of Route
4, Newberry, S. C, died
Tuesday, July 31, 1973.
He was a native of Madison
County, son of Darual L. and
Nancy Cutshall Nobles. He
was a student at Newberry
High School and was an
employee of Bi-Lo Stores.
Surviving also are a
brother, Larry D. Cutshall of
the home; and grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther H
Nobles of Newberry, and Mr.
Marvin Cutshall of Newberry.
The funeral was held last
Thursday morning in the
Chapel at Whitaker Funeral
Home. Burial was in
Memorial Gardens in
Newberry
MRS. ORA WALDRL'P
CHANDLER
Mrs Ora Waldrup Chan
dler, 74, of Clarks Chapel
Road, Weaverville, died
Wednesday August 1, 1973 in
an Asheville hospital after a
long illness.
A native of Madison County,
she had lived most of her life
in Buncombe County She was
a retired schoolteacher of
Buncombe and Madison
Counties after 30 years of
service and taught Sunday
School at Grace, Locust Grove
and Weaverville Baptist
Churches She was an active
member of the WMU and the
widow of John Sherman
Chandler.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs.
E. F. Sprinkle of Marion, two
half-sisters, Mrs. Ed Griffin of
Mars Hill and Mrs. Millard
Jones of Inverness, Fla.; a
brother, Clifford T. Waldrup
of Marshall and a half
brother, Max A. Sprinkle of
Candler; and several nieces
and nephews.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Friday at Weaverville Baptist
Church of which she was a
member. The Revs leroy
Denton and Wesley Sprinkle
officiated. Burial was in
Locust Grove Church
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Wayne and the Rev. Charles
Sprinkle, Elwood Waldrup,
Otis Chandler, 'Travis
Robinson, Grover England,
W. W Fowler and Clayton
Wilde.
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Grant Reeds
To Celebrate
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Grant U. Reed
will celebrate their Golden
Wedding Anniveraary on
August 12, . They will be
honored with a reception to be
given at their home. Friends
and relatives ate invited to
attend from 1:00 until3:00 in
the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed were
married on August 22, 1923.
They have made their home
in the Sleepy Valley Com
munity of Madison County for
48 years.
Reed is a World War I
veteran and is retired from
the Trailway Bus Compay.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed have six
children, fourteen grand
children and seven great
grandchildren
Engagement
Mr. Jack Smith of Houte 7,
Marshall announces the
engagement of his daughter,
Brenda Smith to Randy
Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Wilson of Route 4,
Candler.
Miss Smith is a 1973
graduate of Marshall High
School and is employed by the
Marshall Army Store
Mr. Wilson is a 1970
graduate of Enka High School
and a 1972 graduate of
Asheville Buncombe
Technical Institute He is
employed by Carolina En
terprises of Asheville
The wedding date is set for
October 20 at Long Branch
Baptist Church.
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FASHIONETTES
Youth shall be served, says
(he American Kootwear
Institute, and to that end
there's a whole cavalcade of
casual foot attire to warm the
cockles of the young at heart
for back to school Included is
kicky fun footgear that snubs
its toes and has a heal of
chunks of cork and wood or
stacks of leather.
New evening sandals for fall
and winter dazzle in silver,
copper and bronze. They are
next to nothing strips of satin.
Homes
Do your own thing
with home lighting
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hinnt' li;hlinK as in s,
main lh'r things IimIhn it s
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mi should!! t v,irr about
whal's U'iiik done Do what
pleases ou." sms H ui ti
NM hillock, who heads the
New o!k showroom o( Brller
I ndu si r irs. I in . inak er ol
contenif iorar lamps
" Hlere are just Ivso points to
keep ill mind First, the basii
him lion is illumination nd.
second. mir liuhtuiK should
li to i rente hm em ironment .
id (e the Irosiing on the
rake." as it were, to enham e
ou r f u r n il u r e . v, a 1 1 s a nd
i ellin
Workup "Ithlll llles,. lo
premises, the vollllt executive
savs. Mill i an achieve effeilne
and attrai 1 1 v e litihtirin based on
voiir ovsn ideas
some random surest ions
If ou leel Mm need li)(hl at
either end of a sola. It docs In. I
necessariU require matched
table lamps I se a table lamp
and svshh iihainl lamp, with
both al eve leel
hig lamps lend drama lo a
room, bill Ihe hinder ihe lamp
the smaller the riMim will
appear
Another v to intr,hi(e
excitement into a room is b
usinii the hare bulb look I hew
bull haw a built in non-glare
feature and are (ucnllonal a
w-ell as decorative
Mow main lamps ,n nMni
jimh! guideline is fne lamps
in a 12 211 fool room. Mi
Mct'lintixk is Another
guinV i to provide at least one
lamp for even wating irroiip
Jin M ( ( I i n I o k s
MJKirnvlion on "which lamp
for w hat use
,nr den. plav groupiniis.
studv area wall lam( or
wav
For game room and limited
spaer mrrn p' 'ml
ihhr great pce ver. h
Mifrgesu. are trt lamp ii"
two and even thre lighta. nd
Innctional floor Urn pa that lao
prtwide am all lablt lop fT.
magniiw holdrn and varioua
fonctiom in ddiion o
' ligriting. .
For brdrooma hdbowd
lamp.
For dininf rr
chanoVlirn for thr lrdilionaJ
ronni or. for the more t"1
dinin mrt, ihe m rflct t
- W achirwd whh eeilitvf p"y
lamiw.
If vou do wnnt a chandelier.
Miss Mil lintixk recollimends.
UH,. it ill com ert with wall
n onces and iih lude a dimmer
to help i rente v arietv of
mhmmIs
I he two iiiol i ommon faults
in light ink planning;, according
lo the Hnice e v. cu 1 1 v e. are the
two extremes not enough light
and loo mm h light or light
flooding
Ihe remi-dv for the firt is
.miple 1'iMVide more
illunnnation
I 'he second Rearrange voiii
light s,ai ing I se dimmer If
ihe lighting -till is harsh, soften
the effect w ith one or two more
traditional lamps
One final "ord of advue
I ion I Inn nil opaipie lamp
-hades since ihev do not
transmit the maximum amoiinl
of light Brighten the riim with
tralisln. cut -had. or the bare
Inilli look
VI hal art the I popular
lamp materials
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MM lint." k ' "' i
mm h soiighl niler toda and
has ai luallv l-riome a semi
precious material Acrvlic are
staple in liKia s , ontemMrar
home Bolh are durable and
eas to i are for
Decoration
There will be a decoration at
the Fortner Cemetery on the
Dee Branch Road next Sunday
starting at 2 30 o'clock.
AU those having relatives
and fnends buried there are
urged to be present.
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