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Volume 74. Number 19,
Marshall. N. C.
15 CENTS PER COPY
June 5. 1975-
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The annual Marshall
Charity Horse Show, spon
sored by the Marshall lions
Club, will be held this
Saturday on the Island. Of
ficials state that there will be
two shows the afternoon show
to start at 1 p.m. and the
evening show at 7 p.m.
In case of rain, the show will
be held Sunday, June 8, it was
announced.
Honorable C. D. Jackson, of
Roanoke, Va., will be the
Judge. He is a member of the
Racking Horse Breeders
Association of America.
Mr. Lloyd Thompson, of
Asheville, will again be
Master of Ceremonies and Mr.
Roger Wood, of Marshall, will
be the Ringmaster.
The Show Committee is
composed of Maurice
McAlister, Jerry Plemmons,
John Corbett, Roger Wood and
David Caldwell.
Mrs. Jerry Plemmons will
serve as Show Secretary.
Officials announced that a
Veterinarian will be on call.
As in past years, there will
Greater Hvy Association
Mas Interesting Meeting
The Greater Ivy Community
Citizens Association held its
regular fourth Monday night
meeting at the California
Creek Baptist Church with Dr.
Grover L. Angel presiding.
Dr. Angel gave a report
telline jf the legal problems
involved in securing the
building at Beech Glen for
community use and expressed
hope that they would be
resolved soon.
Mrs. Talmadge Metcalf,
Treasurer of the Association,
gave her report on the
proceeds from the ham dinner
at the Mars Hill School. The
dinner netted $444.09. Mrs.
Metcalf expressed her thanks
to all concerned in helping
with the dinner.
Mrs. Jimmy Ramsey,
Beautification Chairman,
introduced three new Com
mittee chairmen: Mr. Bac
chus McPeters, Mailbox; Mr.
Dean Ledford, Signs; Mrs.
Bill Clark, Scrapbook.
McPeters told of the
decision to have a mailbox
beautification contest to be
held the third week in July.
Anyone wishing to enter the
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STATE OFFICIALS Four members of CeU
O - - rga chapter of Marshal hold state offices in the
N th Carolina State CouncH of Tpsilon f ',--na
A ' ia IntfrEstf-mal Sorority. Tbey were fleeted at
'tl err ---n't annual convention ht'.i recently
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be hamburgers, hot dogs,
candy, soft drinks and other
"goodies" available on the
grounds.
Officials have also an
nounced that there will be a
total of 38 classes with 19
showing in the afternoon
program and 19 in Saturday
night's session, including six
championships.
Proceeds will be used to
further the Lions projects for
the visually handicapped and
blind, plus other community
projects.
The Classes listed for the
afternoon show beginning at 1
p.m. are:
1. English Halter No. 1 - 2
years and under; No. 2 - Over
2 years
2. Western Halter No. 1 - 2
years and under; No. 2 - Over
2 years
3. Iead line ( Riders 6 years
and under)
4. Appaloosa Halter
5. Pleasure Ponies (50 in
ches and under)
6. English Pleasure (open)
contest may pick up entry
blanks at grocery stores in the
area or call him at 689-4624.
Ledford gave to the
association prices on com
munity signs which we hope to
erect in the future. He is
checking as , to tlje. .best
location for the signs.
Mrs. Clark told of the in
vitation from Brookshire of
the Newfound Community for
the Scrapbook Committee and
others who are interested to
visit their community on June
8. Anyone interested in going
may contact Mrs. Clark at 689
3510. A history of each of the
communities in the
Association is being prepared
for the scrapbook. Any
community or church ac
tivities, along with pictures,
should be reported to Mrs.
Clark.
Jack Radford, Recreation
Chairman, asked that the
"Greater Ivy" Girls Softball
team be sponsored by the
Association. This was ap
proved and a free-will offering
was taken after the meeting
for this purpose. Any person
wishing to sponsor a girl may
7. Working Teams
8. Potato Race
9. Ladies' Western Pleasure
(17 years and over)
10. Pepsi Cola Race
11. Western Pleasure (16
years and under)
12. Pleasure Racking (open)
13. Musical Tires
14. Gentlemen's Western
Pleasure (17 years and over)
15. Ladies' Racking
16. Appaloosa Western
Pleasure
17. Buddy - Pick-up Race
18. Speed Racking
19. Barrel Race
The Evening Show will
begin at 7 p.m. with the
following classes:
20. Lead Line (Riders 6
years and under)
21. Western Halter No. 1 - 2
years and under; No. 2 - Over
2 years.
22. Appaloose Halter
23. Men's Racking (17 years
and over)
24. Ladies' Western
Pleasure (17 years and over)
25. English Pleasure (open)
do so by giving their donation
to Mr. Radford.
Anyone visiting the Beech
Glen Community will find that
the interest in sports there is
soaring. Six teams are using
the field.
The community is grateful
to the ' Asheville Pence
Company for the wire and to
each person involved in
erecting the "super-dupper"
backstop. Great playing to all
our teams in Greater Ivy!
Mrs. Britton Pack, Publicity
Chairman, asked that the
Telephone Committee
Chairman help her in getting
word to the people concerning
our monthly meetings. She
wishes to express her thanks
to the local radio stations and
newspapers for the marvelous
publicity given to the
Association.
Dr. Angel gave a report
concerning the Southern
Appalachian Repertory
Theatre. We know this will
attract national recognition to
Madison County. He ruged
members to support the
Theatre by buying season
tickets or becwdM patrons.
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BeU Omega chapter receire state swards la Ui
areas f finance, philanthropic boots and rnoeles.
mensberth!?, travel and sociaL Tb primary par
re of ibt sorority is slJ to the baBcyrd. Tbis Is
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26. Western Pleasure (16
years and under)
27. Style Racking (open)
28. Gentlemen's Western
Pleasure (17 years and over)
29. Barrel Race
30. Juvenile Racking
31. Working Teams
32. Madison County
Pleasure
33. Appaloosa Western
Pleasure Championship
34. Barrel Race Cham
pionship 35. English Pleasure
Championship
36. Racking Horse Cham
pionship 37. Western Pleasure
Championship
38. Pepsi Cola Race
Championship
Class 3 and 20, Ribbons to
All; Class 24 through 29 and 32,
Trophy and Ribbons; All
Others, Five Ribbons.
Championship Classes - 1st
place, $35; 2nd Place, $25; 3rd
Place, $15; 4th Place, $10;
and 5th Place, $5.
Entry Fees: Class 3 and 20 -
At the close of the business
session, Earle Wise, County
Chairman of the Agricultural
Extension Service, gave a
slide presentation, "How to
Keep Madison County
Bountiful and Beautiful." Our
thanks to him for this
presentation.
Rummage
Sale
The Zeta Chi Chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi will have a
rummage and sidewalk sale
this Saturday at the Mountain
Acreage Building on the
Marshall Bypass beginning at
9 a.m.
Bake Sale
A bake sale, sponsored by
the ladies of the Community
Free Will Baptist Church of
Marshall, will be held this
Saturday at two locations.
From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., the sale
will be at the shopping center
on Marshall bypass and from 1
p.m. to 5 p.m. the sale will be
t the courthouse.
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$1 ; Championship Classes - 7. ;
All Others, $3.
Rules and
Regulations
Standard Horse Show Rules
Apply.
Three horses constitute a
class. No class with less than
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174 Madison High School
graduates received their
diplomas Wednesday night in
ceremonies held in the school
gymnasium.
Following the processional,
welcoming remarks were
made by Lynn Plemmons,
treasurer of senior class. The
Madison High I School Band
playd,hp NM-'msl .Anthem .
and the invocation was given
by Diane Ledford.
The high schr il choir sang
"Happiness Is", "The Sound
of Music" and "Climb Every
Mountain."
Bruce Randall, president
senior class, and Caroleen
Buckner, vice president senior
class, were student speakers.
Clayton Rice, secretary
senior class, introduced the
guest speaker, Mr. Bobb
Terrell, of the Asheville
Citizen-Times, feature writer
and columnist.
Presentation of diplomas
were made by John C. Wallin,
principal and J. Bruce
Phillips, assistant principal.
Melanie Wyatt pronounced
the benediction and the
graduating seniors marched
out in a single body for the last
time as the Recessional was
played.
GRADUATES
Josephine Denise Allen
Kathryn Amnions
Peggy Joyce Anderson
Karen Annette Arlington
Terry Graham Ashe
Clayton Wade Baker
Donny Allen Baldwin
Theresa Kay Banks
Debra June Barnes
Sameul G. Barnett
Stephen Blake Bentley
Anson G. Betts
Michael Franklin Boone
Debra Ann Bradley
Phyllis Fender Bradley
Ronald Allen Bryan
Debra Ann Buckner
Gary E. Buckner
Judith Caroleen Buckner
Malcolm Rex Buckner
Dorothy Dee Bulbnan
Gayle Ana Bussard
Betty Irene Caldwell
Gordon Richard Caldwell
Wanda Lee Capos
Glenn Carver
heryi Ana Chacon
Andrew Edward Chandler, Jr.
EtheUrn Chandler
Jacsaearjaandler
Lae Ana Chorea
Kathy Omenta
Teresa Lama Cooper
David Leea Cox, Jr.
Richard Eogeaa Catchall
f Rita Fare Roberts Davis '
Terald f. Davit ;
f Deborah Ruth Deal , ,
Shares Kay Dockery
f Suzanne DuVaQ . ';
Barbara Jean Edwards '
4Paula Edwards k
pracilla Irene EJp'di "
4 M"v Louise K "T
AJbert Lewis Fl-Vw
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shown. The show will consist
of the 38 classes listed on the
program. No classes will be
added.
Racking horses are to be
exhibited and judged by the
rules of the Racking Horse
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174 Madison MigUi Graduates
Meceive HDiplomas
Grady Ford
Cheryl Elaine Forester
Carolyn Diane Fox
Ronnie Dean Franklin
Steven Wayne Franklin
Doris Jo Freeman
John Freeman
Stevie Frisbee
Morris Frisby, Jr.
Cynthia Sue Garrett
Rhppca Ann George
H-Eva Mae Greene
Ricky Walter Greene
Edwin Dale Gunter
Richard Earl Harrell
Iarry Joe Haynes
Timothy Charles Hodge
Sharon Lee Hollifield
Vern Mark Holt
-f Deborah Grey Hughes
Allan Hunter
Anna Lou Silver Hunter
Charles Donald Jackson
James Michael Jenkins
Leonard Gerald Johnson
Marshall G. Justice
Deborah Ann Kanarr
Diane Lee Keener
Roger Dale Keener
Sharon Theresia Kent
Rebecca Diane Ledford
James Keith Long
Mary Dona McCaleb
Ricky Lane McDaris
Roy Dwight McPeters
Kirk McWilliams
Robbie Irene Marlor
Howardette Mars
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Massey
Iva Jean Massey
Karen Lynn Massey
Dana Diane Merrill
Vickie Darlene Merrill
Donna Marie Messer
Sharon Metcalf
Sheila Metcalf
Coy Moore, Jr.
Darrell Lynn Murray
Donna Sue Norton
Rita Faye Norton
Maria Teresa Norville
Debra Lucille Parks
UUie Mae Higgini Parks
Charles Eugene Payne
Cliff Donald Payne
Frederick Neil Payne
Robin Louise Ptxxulo
4Cberyl Lynn Plemmons
Danny Calvin Plemmons
Deborah Mae Ponder
Yolanda Ponder
Novella Price
Bobby Dale Proffitt
Jessie Marie Proffitt
Margaret Elizabeth Proffitt
Deborah Kay Ramsey
Donna Gay Ramsey
Timothy Caney Ramsey
4 Bruce Pari Randall
4-Judy Melissa Rathbone
4 Teresa Dariene Ray
Warren Heal Ray -4RandyReed
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Troy Reid v-4-Jady
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Alan Richard Rica '
4CU)'ton Dwam Rica . ' '
4-Jane Elisabeth Rica !
Charles E. Rker, Jr. -Brenda
Ksye Roberts
Clyde Wvne Eoherts - ' ;
ICenroh Roberts
Ray r...i"-u, Jr.
!.--y r.sne Roberts
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Breeder's Association of
America. The show is af
filiated with the Association.
Championship Classes: To
be eligible, horses must have
entered and been judged in
one other class in this show.
Responsibility: Neither the
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Kevin Arthur Sams
Ruth Ann Self
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Sandra Christine Shelton
Doris Lynn Shetley
Carol Dean Shook
Elizabeth Shook
Karen Louise Silver
Tony Gene Silver
David Simpson i
Mirlie Dawn Sizemore
Mary Elma Smith
EiSnng Mmnrdleir Case
IFoiraimdl (Kunnlltty
The May term of superior
court for the trial of criminal
cases adjourned last Thur
sday with two jury trials
heard and several minor cases
disposed of. Judge Harry C.
Martin, of Asheville, presided
with District Attorney Clyde
M. Roberts representing the
State.
In the case of State vs.
Marshall Swimming
Pool To (Opera Satorday
The Marshall Swimming
pool will open at 12 noon,
Saturday, June 7th. The
hours have been arranged this
year to try to accomodate
everyone at some time during
the week. Please saw this
schedule for your future
reference. Hours for both pool
and recreation hall are as
follows:
Sleepy Valley
To Honor
Young People
A get-together for fas and
fellowship Is honor the young '
people especially the
graduates the area is
planned to be at the Sleery
Valley Oorporatioa Center tUs
Thursday evening at p-m.
Jane . 17S. .The
Madisonalres will - .be
responsille far some great
nnsiraJ tr-rU' t A3
the yot.'.h have a r 1 In-
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owner of the show grounds will
be responsible for any ac
cident that may occur to any
animal, person, or property,
or damage to any vehicle at
the show.
Each person will be charged
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Jobie Fain Sprinkle, Jr.
Michael Stephens
Anthony Bryan Stills
Wade Alfred Strom
Eva Gail Suttles
WUlard Randall Swaney
Sharon Kay Teague
Bobby Allen Thomas
Jonah Elisha Thomas
-t-Mary Elizabeth Thomas
Rpbert Harold Thomas
Gary A. Thorpe
Joyce Elaine Tipton
Jeff A. Treadway
Mason King, of Route 3,
Marshall, who was charged
with the murder of his
brother, Beechard King, also
of Route 3, Marshall, a
mistrial was declared by
Judge Martin after the jury
remained deadlocked for eight
hours.
The other Jury trial involved
Ernest Capps, of the Foster
Creek section of Madison
POOL
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Monday
Tnesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday .
Saturday ll-6;7-10pjn.
114; 7-10 pjn.
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Wednesday
Thursday, .
Friday.
Saturday '
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4:30-10 pjn.
4:30-10pjn.
4:30-10 pjn. :
4:30-10 pjn.
13-10 pjn. ;
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admission at the gate.
Exhibitors, owners, etc., will
be given a ticket that will be
refunded at the Secretary's
Desk upon registration of the
horse or horses in the show not
to exceed two tickets per
horse.
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Katty Lou Waldroup
Melinda Diane Wallin
George Arthur Waters
Jerry Thomas Wells
Deborah Carol Wheeler
Frank Willett
Johnny Rex Worley
Margaret DeLee Wright
Melanie Carol Wyatt
Pamela Joan Yelton
Jake Zimmerman
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County wno was charged wltt
assault with deadly weapor
inflicting serious injury or
Ted Honeycutt.
The Jury returned a verdic
of guilty and Capps was
sentenced from 1 to 5 yean a
Central Prison in Raleigh.
The two jury trials con
sumed moat of the four-da)
session which began ot
Monday of but week.
with the conduct of ta
youngsters but year and wD
do everything possible t
make this swim aeasoa just i
pleasurable.
They have asked feat a
alcoholic beverages of an;
kind be brought Into or areum
the pool area. Please do no
bring any articles snads a
glass as yon will be es4t'
, leave them ia your car. T j I
done for the safety of 'L
Please avail youm'i d thi
'check in service far y-r
valuables. No respo- t;
, will be assumed for v;
which are left In C e ;
and dressing rooms.
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