hs And Funei
Hugh Eller
L. Hugh Eller, 97, of Route 1,
Mars Hill, died unexpectedly
Sunday at hie home.
A native and lifelong
raaktant of Madison County,
he ni a ton of the late Lloyd
Zach and Viva Rector Eller
He waa a veteran of World
War II.
Surviving are two sisters,
Miriam Zink of Mars Hill and
Loia English of Orlando, Fla. ,
a brother, Carl Eller of Mara
Hill; and several nieces and
nephews
Services were held at 11
a.m. Wednesday in Mara Hill
Baptist Church, of which he
waa a member. The Rev.
Richard Price officiated.
Burial was in Mara Hill
Cemetery.
Cappa Funeral Home was in
charge.
Mrs. Hunter
Ethel Guthrie Hunter, S3, of
Weaverville, died Oct. > in an
Asheviile hospital after a long
illness.
A native of Madison County
and a resident of Buncombe
County for 59 years, she was a
daughter of the late Lewis and
Ellen Guthrie. She was the
wife of Leonard G. Hunter,
who died in 1974 and was a
member of Jupiter Free Will
Baptist Church.
Surviving are two
daughters, Mary Holder of
Asheviile and Dolly Ray of
Weaverville; four sons,
Ronald Hunter of Marshall,
Robin and Clyde Hunter of
Asheviile and George Hunter
of Weaverville; a brother,
Robert W. Guthrie of
Weaverville; 10 grand
children, 19 great
grandchildren and two great
great-grandchildren.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Wednesday of last week in the
chapel of West Funeral Home,
Weaverville. The Rev. Leroy
Denton and the Rev. H.B.
Dendy officiated. Burial was
in Oak Grove Cemetery in
Madison County.
Mrs. Reece
4.
Duffle Pearl Reece, 87, of
- Route 3, Weaverville, died
Oct. S in an Asheville hospital
after an extended illness.
A native of Madison County
and a resident of Buncombe
County for the past 45 years,
she was a daughter of the late
John and Mary Ann Keith
Hunter.
Surviving are two sons,
Chester and Frank Reece of
Weaverville; a daughter,
Margie Reece of the home; a
sister, Myrtle Bradley of
Knoxville, Tenn. ; eight
grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Thursday of last week in Oak
Grove Baptist Church, of
, which she was a member. The
Rev. Sherman Tweed and the
Rev. Clell Fisher off tea ted.
Burial was in Grandview
Cemetery.
Bowman Funeral Home,
was in charge.
Stanley Morrow
Stanley A. Morrow, 97, of
Yost Street, Weaverville, died
Oct 4 in Asheville VA
Hospital.
A native of Madison County
and a resident of Buncombe
County moat of his life, be was
a ion of the late Eugene and
Lula Hemley Morrow. He was
Manufacturing Co.
Surviving are hit wife, Inez
Taylor Morrow; a step
daughter, Peggy Meadows of
Asheville; a son, Billy Morrow
of Asheville; four stepsons,
Yuell Raby of Asheville and
Bobby, Joel and Hubert Raby
of Weaverville; two sisters,
Nan Laster of Asheville and
Callie Cody of Weaverville; a
brother, Harvey H. Morrow of
Asheville; and three grand
children.
Services were held at 4 p.m.
Friday in the chapel of West
Funeral Home, Weaverville.
The Rev. Horace Honey cutt
officiated. Burial was in West
Memorial Park.
Mrs. Phillips
Rosemary Boschert
Phillips, SB, of Florida, died
Oct. 5 in a Florida hospital.
Surviving are two
daughters, Loretta Meadows
of Marshall and Beraadette
Moore of Springfield, HI.; two
sons, Lonnie Phillips Jr. and
Mike Phillips of Baltimore,
Md.; a sister, Pat Kocon of
Shakopee, Minn.; a brother,
Bob Boschert of Elmsere,
Ky. ; and seven grandchildren.
Services were held at 3 p.m.
Saturday in the chapel of
Bowman Funeral Home. The
Rev. Bruce Buckner of
ficiated. Burial was in
Bowman-Rector Cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the many
friends and relatives for
kindnesses shown during the
illness and death of our
father; especially do we ap
preciate the food, cards and
flowers and other acts of
kindness.
The Family Of
RILEY H. WEST
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our
sincere appreciation for the
many kindnesses shown
during the loss of our loved
one, Jessie Rector Martin. For
the food provided by the ladies
of the Oak Hill Baptist Church,
the floral tributes and the
cards of sympathy we want to
express our thanks. May God
bless each of you.
The Family Of
MRS. JESSIE R. MARTIN
CARD OF THANKS
This is to express our thanks
to all who were so helpful
during the last sickness and
death of our loved one.
We especially want to thank
the funeral home folks and the
rescue squad who came so
quickly that Thursday mor
ning.
' Thanks to the Revs. J.J.
Slagle and Mike Shuford for
their services ; for the flowers,
the good food, cards and
notes; and Bowman Funeral
Home for their many kind
nesses.
If we have failed to thank
anyone, please accept this as
our thanks.
BESSIE STINES, Wife
And Family
Name Omitted
In the obituary of Mrs.
Maude Bryan Rice, of Route 6,
published in last week's issue, '
the name at Polk Bryan, a
brother, was inadvertently
omitted from the list of sur
vivors.
STROUT REALTY
ALEXANDER, N.C.
Lovely 96 acre farm near by-pass, good farm land, bom.
pasture woods, povod road fronta*. dty water may bo
afaMaW?> Spcctjculif siodbnt linjncini
available. $70,000.
Country homo In Leicester? S bedroom, tri-loval homo in
i, nnfiit If,., IkMljX I m m ?>! a n fl rn r . . , |1? H
excellent conoiiion, one*. urni ana roc* construction,
food garden aroa . plenty of truft troos. . . . T . $55,900.
Mini-Farm ? Nice 2 bedroom home ami Ml with big toboc
co bom in good condMon. 13 acres of land. Big tractor aMs
Hold, some pasture and awodtands. Stale road frontage.
Private with nice views. $45,500
24 acres of mountaMand with long stale rood taMtgga.
Ea cogent owner financing $13,500.
27B3 acres surveyed. Front** on Mghway 25-70 Big
tractor field. Mostly pasturolend a*h some white |lwo bm
T.' *!"* ~~U! $27,500
Rev* M.H. Lunb
The Rev. Marion Hubert
Lamb, 7V, of Hot Springs, died
met 4 at his home following a
long illness
A native of Madison County,
he was a retired employee of
Southern Railway and had
pestered churches in North
Carolina and Tennessee for SB
years.
Surviving are his wife, Ellen
Lamb; a daughter, Janet
Burgin of Beckley, W. Va. ; two
sons David Lamb of AsbevUle
and Hairy Lamb of Newport,
Tenn.; a brother, Ed Lamb of
Asheville; nine grand
children, six stepgrand
children, four great
grandchildren and seven step
great-grandchildren.
Services were held at 11
a.m. Saturday in Tenalina
Church of God in Madison
County. The Rev. Jake Knight
and the Rev. Robert Watson
officiated. Burial was in West
Memorial Park in Weaver
ville.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our
appreciation for the many
thoughtful expressions of
sympathy shown during our
recent bereavement;
especially to the members of
the Enon Baptist Church and
the citizens of the Jupiter
community.
The Family Of
ROSEMARY PHILLIPS
IN MEMORY
Of
DEBORAH EDWARDS
MOXLEY
So loving, kind and gentle
You u talked on earth a while
To touch us uifth the beatify
Of the su/eetness In your smile.
My thought* turn to you often
Tho you left some time ago.
I remember how you suffered
Then the tears begin to flow.
While with us. you walked softly
Finding Joy In every day ,
And touched the hearts of many
As you passed along this way.
Think, now. back to our
childhood:
Tho young, you seemed so wise.
You drank in all life's beauty
With that twinkle in your eyes.
I remember as we walked one
day
The mountains' beauty caught
your eye
You said "I want to sit and paint
That vie u> before Idle "
And this was in our childhood
Long before thought s of death!
Even then you looked at Ufe
With beauty in every breath .
Another memory / recall
Is flowers for your mother
You picked as we were walking
Just because you loved her.
Your death did touch us sadly;
We greatly mourn your going.
Tho you are gone, the memories
Cause our love to keep on
growing
The pain your body suffered
Will trouble you no more
But our sorrow over losing you
Will follow to death '? door.
When we wH leave our grief and
pain
As God decides our fate.
Then once again well see your\
sm He
When we meet at Heaven i gate
NAOMI S. SAMS
Upper Laurel
Progress continues to show
at the Upper Laurel
Recreation Center. Since the
last article about our
recreation center, the
cafeteria has been carpeted.
This week, ladies of the
community are to install
drapes. Materials have been
delivered to erect the two
"dug-outs" for the athletic
fields. Plans have been
completed to start work on the
concession room and
bathroom facilities for the
athletic field and the
auditorium.
Theee and all projects must
be paid for. Saturday there
will be a turkey shoot on the
grounds from noon until S
p.m., indefinitely, except
when the wMlMT will not
thc CLBRK
I- J| wM* MACK W
mtTNM.)
FRANK C BRICC III mt WtM MARY
MTH BRICB. RlMarHanll
NOT ICE OF SAL E
UNNR AND BY VIRTUE Of IM
Nm r oi SM, containad in ? c*ri*ln
Daad of TruM aagcutad by Prank C.
Brlca III an* arttt, Mary ?*ni Brlca. to
Mam B. HnH, Truataa, Mad
Nauambar 4. IfTl. ana racordad In Truat
Baafc n at pa?a ?M. Madlaon County
R un'de by VIRTUE at ttw
a,,Mia?llii I. [., - . milaf Infiari AS
lly wl l?W ?'
Truataa, namad In MM Daad at Truat;
datawlt having baan mada In ttw
aaymant-at ma IndabtadnaM lharaby
Mcurad and Ma aid Oaad at Truat balng
toy
* * - ? ? ? ? ^ In.
lOrKinuri WO n* norowl or nw in
a I
at aatttMB I
Clark Of ttw Madlaon County !
Court, attar prapar notlca and Iwarlng
bMMHBMtfMlBMd to
Truataa will
at puMtc auction to ttia
hignaat blddar tor caah at ttw Cour
? ? -*---- in MaraAall ilnrtliiM*
InOUW ^WQt ?I? nn?iaM?lli
County, Norlft Carolina, at alavan
o'clock In ma mom Ins on Octobar M.
Wl, ma land convayod In aald Daad of
Truat. ttw lama lying and balng In No. S,
formarly No. II, Townahlp, Madlaon
County, Norm Carolina, and wltti ttw
aama balng mora particularly daacrlbad
aad, ttw u
tar aala
Lying and balng In No. S Townahlp.
tor marly No. II Townahlp, Madlaon
County, Norm Carolina, an ttw watara
of Big Plna Craak adlolnlng ttw landa
of Laonard Maiaay, Floyd Caldwall,
Katly Bucknar, Calvin Worloy, Hattla
ii ukji a a? ? ? | ? n ^ Inti la
Maucy ana wntr unai or jooiv
Fortnar and ttw Big Plna Craak and
balng mora particularly daacrlbad
according to a plat and aurvay ttwraof
datad Octobar, 1*70. praparad by R.W.
Shook, Survoyor, to-wlt
BEGINNING on a larga rock In ttw
Laonard Maaaay Una, known aa ttw
Gum Rock, and runa ttwnca croaalng
ttw Big Plna puMk road, Norm 70?30
Wast u faat to tlw cantar of ttw Big
Plna Craak; ttwnca up and with ttw
cantar of Big Plna Craak aa follow*:
South ia? Eaat m faat; Soum 17? Eaat
M faat; Soum 1 a Eaat M faat; Soum 4>
wait aao faat; ttwnca (till with ttw
croon. aoum w em ?e toot re
crowing the rood to ? buckeye stump,
comer Witt) Hattle Massey; thence
with the Hattle Miwy lino, South (0*
EMt 131 foot to ? Mock walnut on a
rock; South 1*3 foot to a water oak
near tha crook; South M* East 1,094
foot to a Mack walnut, Hattlo Maaaoy's
cornar ; thence leaving tha Masasy Una
and running with Calvin Worley's Una
and later Kelly Buckner's lino, North
M* Ce?t 1,490 feet to a white oak, tha
beginning cornar referred to In a daad
of record In Deed Book M. page Jt,
Medlton County Registry, also being a
common comer of Kelly Buckner and
Plnwif ^oIj4ai*II . ? * n r a ? -*
~ wyo (.viowviif ?no mtnet itivins
the Buckner line and running wtth tha
IIm mI BIauH ^alihuall m?M ?
lint or r toy a (.IIOWVII ?TNI nMIOWinfl
the meanderi of tha Oum Rock Ridge
In a watt direction to a maple on the
rldgt, corner of Floyd Caldwell and
Leonard Maaeey; thence leaving
Caldwell's lino and running with tha
Leonard Maaaay line at follows: South
Wast 112 feet; South a* 15' West
7*2 feet; West 112 feet; South SI* West
MM feet; North 70* 30* West 101.2 foot
to the Oum Rock, being the piece of
BEGINNING. Containing M acres,
more or loss.
Being a part of the lands and premises
described In a dead dated January 10,
ltJ7, from Lattle Fortner to JoMe
Former of record In Deed Book *4,
page 1?, Madison County Registry.
Being the Identical tract of land
? * ? ? .* 4? ? j j i ? ? - -* fc* ?
ovKriMa in a ona aarso novwimt
7, 1071 from Jobte Fortner and wife.
Made W. Fortner, to Frank C. Brlce
III, and wife, Mary Bath Brlce, which
-* * |o an - -i |? ? - - ? * ? - ?
own is into to r rvcoroing
simultaneously herewith m the
Madison County Rsglstry.
(, I k I eft S n UilkAOMJAe dalai )? Iimnld h, ?
wwD|vCT TO WnaToVoT OOTwCTo wOvlu Dv
revealed by an accurate, currant survey
of the premises
A 10 per cent cash deposit will bo
required of the highest bidder. .
This 20th day of September, 1071.
s JOSEPH B. HUFF,
TRUSTEE
Sept . 20, Oct J, 11 if, 107B chg
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF MADISON
BONO ORDER
Tho Bo or" of CommlMlonor* of ma
County of ModHon do horoby roiolvo
and ordor Itx Muonco ond Mil of Bond*
by mo County of ModHon Inthoomount
of tt ,500 400.00. ond My In rogord to Mid
1. That mm bond* oro to bo iMuod for
tho purpoM of providing funding for
mo capital Improvement* for tho
Modlion County School Syofom.
J. Thai tho maximum oggragato
princlpio of Mid Bond* will bo
SM00M0.00.
1. Tho toxo* will bo lovlod In on
amount wfflclont to poy tho principle
and Intoroot on Mid Bond*.
4. Thot owom ototomont of dobt hoi
boon fllod wim tho Clark of tho Boord
of Commlaatonort of Modlion County
and It open to puWIc Inspection.
5. Thot If thoM Bond* oro opproved by
tho votor*. this Bond Ordor will toko
?ffoctot thot time.
Tho forojoInQ ordor wh odoptod on
tho tSlh day of Augutt, It/l ond K
horoby publlihod thl* IMh day of
Octobor. Any action or proceeding
questioning tho votldlty of tho ordor
muot bo begun wfthln 10 day* oftor ttw
data of public otlon of th4? notlco.
Dovld Caldwoll
Cler*
Oct. 11. 1*70 eng.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified a* Executrix m tho
oWoto of Fullor H. Stlno*. loto of
Modlion County, N.C.. thl* I* to notify oil
ponon* having a claim agolnat tho
ettote of Mid Fullor H. Stlno*. to prooont
thorn to tho Underdgnod wfthln *Ik (*)
monthe from the dot* of tho publication
of mi* notlco. or torn* will bo ptoodod In
fear* tholr rocovory. All ponono In
dobtod to Mid oototo p<oom moko im
modlato poymont
Thl* Jth doy of Oct.. 1WS.
Boaale Pox Stlno*
Mortholl, N.C. M7S3
Oct. 11. 1*. H. Nov. 1. ItTSpd.
School Menu
Monday: breakfast ?
frosted flakes, orange Juice,
milk; lunch ? chicken salad
on lettuce, broccoli with
cheese, pear halves, rolls,
milk.
Tuesday: breakfast ?
buttered toast, grape Juice,
TRACT II: Balng a part of tha land
convayad by Van Brown to C M.
Rlddla ana to Includa far a* C.M.
Rlddla now llvaa, adiolnlng the lands
a* tha Conn I* Ruaaall and Canay
Flamming Eatata and ottwrs.
BEGINNING on a aourwood at lane a
at a rldga aouth of ma Snaka Branch;
than runt s 10* E 33 polaa to a ataka;
thanca aaat 7 polaa to a ataka; than
tooth 35 polaa, croaalng Snaka Branch
to a hickory and aourwood on tha ado*
of tha aouth alopa of a rldga; thanwaat
30 polaa to amall whlta oak; lhanca
aouth 70* W 30 polaa to a amall locuat In
tha Una batwaan C M. Rlddla and
Canay Flamming; thanca South to a
flald with a conditional llna batwaan
C M. Rlddla and MwgK RMdla. 35
polaa to a ataka; lhanca aouthwaat with
conditional llna 4 polaa to a ataka;
thanca aouthwaat up and with David
Rlddla road and said llna is polaa tea
ataka; lhanca wast with said una 3
polaa to a small limb at tha bank of tha
Snaka Branch; thanca a north couraa
with aald llna 34 polaa to a small
chaatnut on a flat rldga In a flald;
thanca northwast up and with a flat
rldga and with tha markad conditional
llna 44 polaa to a small whlta oak on top
of Snaka Branch Rldga that dlvtdaa tha
Norrla Fult and C.M. Rlddla land, and
In tha old original llna; thanca nor
thaaat dawn tha top of tha rldga with a
fanca It polaa to a larga hickory at tha
comar of tha original tract; thanca
aouth 40* e M polaa with tha original
llna and fanca to a larga chaatnut In tha
Inalda of tha fanca; thanca aaat 4 polaa
to tna BEGINNING Containing II
acraa. balng tha sama mora or laaa.
Balng tha aama proparty as tha antlra
tract In Daad Book 40 at paga 44.
TRACT III: BEOINNINO on a amall
saaaafraa on ona of C.M. Rlddla's
cornara on tap of a rldga that dlvldas
tha Cvana and Snaka Branch, and runs
a northaaatarly couraa 19 polaa to a
ataka and rock; thanca north croaalng
a flat, 0 palaa to a ataka at tha mouth of
a hollow; thanca a wastariy couraa up
aald hollow aa It maandarsMpotaa top
amall locuat In tha flald; thanca a
nm lliwaalaiiy couraa 33 polaa to a
small chaatnut an tap of a rldga In C.M.
Rlddla and O.R. Ladford llna; thanca
wast 4 polaa to a ataka. C.M. Rlddla's
north waal comar; thanca south S3
polaa to a amall Mack gum, C.M.
Rlddla's wast cornar; thanca aaat S3
polaa to tha BEOINNINO. Containing
M acraa mora or laaa, balng tha aama
aa tha antlra tract In Daad Book 4* at
pagatM.
TRACT IV: BEGINNING on ? tmall
ctwttnut on top of a rldgo that dl vldat
land* of CM. Hlddla and O.K. Lodford
ond runt a Northoatt count down uM
rldot at It maandan 4) polat to a
tmall chattnut oak naar a ftnca In ttw
Intldt lint; than Eatt couraa down a
flat rldgt with a conditional Una 44
polat to a ttaka on Mid rldga In thrao
foot of a largo rock; than South courta
wltti ttio grada of a hill 4 polat to a tolld
flat rock In a hollow; than South count
with tht grada of ttw hill I polat to a
ttaka on top of a rldga In tha fitld at a
tmall tolld rock; thon Southwatt
count Ji polat to a ttaka. C.M. Rid
dlft cornor; than Watt count up a
hollow with C M. Rlddlt't lino M pom
to a tmall locutt In tlda of hollow; than
North watt courto with C.M. RMdlft
lint K polat to tha BEGINNING.
Containing IS acrat man or laat.
balng tha tama at ttw antln tract In
Oaad Book 41 at paga 477.
Sublact to whatovor dafactt would ba
rtvoalad by an accurato currant
turvty of ttw promlttt.
A 10* cath dapoalt will ba raqulrad of
Ihohlgfwttblddor.
Thlt 21 tt day of Saptombar, 1*7*.
JoH Hunt and
Jotapfi B. Huff
m t aa Inn art tew
v.?ji i immwntri oy
JOSEPH B. HUFF#
Commlttlonor
Sopt. M. Oct. S. 11. ?, 1?7? eng.
Flying Tigers
Meet Saturday
In Asheville
The board of directors of th<
14th Air Force Association
World War H "Flyinj
Tigers," will meet Saturday ii
the Grove Park Inn, witl
members coming to Ashevilk
from IB different statea.
The organization is formed
from people who served in
China under Gen. Clair*
Chennault as members of the
adve R r stMSNT POR BIDS
Tka Tun of Marahall will receive
MUVMUMH
? ? ifMf
Creek. The mlMmn acceptable Md M
(30.000.00 two will to rioolvad fey Mm
Town of ManhaN. Town ComMm M
c/o Lawrence Ponder, Mayor, at
office al ma Team. Main Sti'eof. M
Mall, Norm Carolina, on or before ll:(
A.M. local time, the JOItt dey of <
it7? ana man at uM
Y||. laa>i?i e?% |... ni j
Md. farm of contract, form at ktd bona
exemlned at the Town Had In ma Town
of Marohalt. Norm Carolina, or a copy
maraaf *ecured by mall
The Team ro**rve* ma (1am la ratact
u.ooo DO In ma (arm at a MO band,
certified check, hank draft, caaMefi
I wtm each b?d to to applied on
ma pwrcha** price, refunded, or
TMt me M day ot September, mi, by
order at me Board at CommHelonerv
Town of Marahall.
TOWN OP MARSHALL
?Y:
Oct . J, I J, 1?, M. l*7?chg
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
NOTICE
The undertlpned having qualified a*
Executor of the Eatete of Ollle L. Rector
deceeeed, late of Med Hon County, mi* la
to notify that ell peraona having claim*
epelnat *ald aetata to preoent them to the
undertlgned, on or before the 20th day of
March, Itn, or ml* notice will to
pleaded In bar of their recovery. All
peraon* Indebted to uld eatete will
plea** make Immediate payment to the
underalpned.
Thl* the I em day of September lwt.
MARY ?. ROBERTS, EXECUTRIX
Marahall. N.C. 2S7S3
September 31. M. October S, 12, l*7? chg.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL COURf
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified ?? Executor In the
?t?t* of Sophia E. Rica. Madison
County, N.C.. till* la to notify all persons
having claims agalnat ttw astata of said
Sophia E. Rica, to praaant ttwm to tha
Undersigned within alx <*> months from
tha data of tha publication of this notice
or sama will be pleaded In bar of their
recovery. All parsons Indebted to said
estate please make Immediate payment.
This 5th day of October, 1*71.
Fred S. Ramsay
Route4,Boxlt
Marshall. N.C. M753
A.E. Leake
Attorney
F.O. Box 451
Marshall, N.C. 2S753
Oct. It t?, M. Nov. tlffl chg.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL COURT
( OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrator in
the estate of Frank Bucknar. late of
Madison County, N.C., this Is to notify all
persons having a claim agalnat the
estate of said Frank Bucknar, to present
them to the Undersigned within six (?)
months from the date of tha publication
of this notice, or same will be pteaded m
bar of their recovery. All persons In
debted to said estate please make Im
mediate payment.
Thts 5th day of Oct., t*7i.
Randall Bucknar
Rout* 1, Box 1?3
Marshall, N.C. M753
Martin L. Nesbitt, Jr.
Suite m. Oak Plata Building
Ashevllle, N.C. KM1
Oct. 11, It. M. Nov. 2, im chg.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Co-Executors In
ttw estate of Robert B. Peek, late of
Madison County, N.C.. this is to notify all
persons having a claim against tha
estate of said Robert B. Peek, to present
them to the Undersigned within six (4>
months from the data of the publication
of this notice, or same wtll be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons In
debted to said estate please make Im
mediate payment.
Th Is ?th day of October, Wl.
? - fc-fc.. . s |. mh Hnhlmann
poocy nugn Kooinson
1M Ashley Road
Clem son. S.C. MtSI
AND
Clara P. Sprinkle
Route 1. Marshall. N.C.M753
Oct. 11, It, H. Nov. 1. ltTt pd.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA -
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Administratrix in
the estate of Cecil E. Pangle. Madison
County, N.C., this is to notify all persons
having claims against ttw estate of said
Cecil E. Pangle, to present them to ttw
Undersigned within six (4) months from
ttw date of ttw publication of this notice
or same will be pleaded m bar of their
recovery. All parsons Indebted to said
estate please meke Immediate payment.
This *th day of October, 1*7?.
Sue R. Pangle
Route 1, Hot Springs. N.C. M741
A.E. Leake
P.O. Box 451
Marshall, N.C. M753
Oct. 11. It, M. Nov. 1, 1*7* chg.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR CONCETTI IMIVEWAYS
walks, pitiot, basements. 30
yt#rj experience. free estimates,
cad Trans Carolina Concrete
Company, 254-7211 8/26Wn
FOR SALE - 13 acre* on
Marshall By Pass n?ar Davis
Chapel Church. Plenty of
building sites, also spring water
and a stream. Call 649-3073
between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. or
anytime over the weekend.
8-10tfn
WANTED: to buy lop and
standing timber. Log yard and
office located on Mai shall By
Pass. For further information, call
649-3090 or write: Gennett
Lumber Co, P. 0. Box 728,
Marshall. N.C. 28753. 8-25tfn
BOOKKEEPING, payrolls and
quarterly reports. Notary Public.
EMILY F. BALDWIN.
Stenographer. 220 Miles Bldg..
Asheville. N C. 29901 Phone
2558905
Oct5ttn
FOR SALE: 4 bedroom, 2 bath
home on Lower Brush Creek
Road. Call 649-2371.
Oct5-1219-26pd
NEED HELP FOR ODD JOBS
week-end or temporary work?
Mars Hill College students
welcome the opportunity to earn
their spending money Call
David Mathews. Counseling and
Enrichment Center to list your
needs. Phone: 689-1260, 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday.
9-21 .28; 10-5, 12chg.
FOR RENT: trailer on Lower
Walnut Creek. Call 649-3504.
Octl2-19chg
FOR SALE: Wolf Laurel lot;
adjacent to golf course; good
'wilding site. S7,500or best offer.
Owner will finance. Will show this
weekend. Call collect (404) 543
9685 (Wednesday and Thursday
evenings) or call J.C. Nelson at
Wolf Laurel Inn 689-4111 Friday
through Sunday.
Octl2chg
Griffin Injured
In Car Wreck
W.G. Griffin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Woodrow Griffin, of
Route 6, Marshall, remains
unconscious in Memorial
Mission Hospital Tuesday as a
result of injuries received in a
car wreck early Saturday
morning.
According to reports, the 18
year-old graduate of Madison
High School, was on his way to
work and was alone in his car.
The impact of the wreck
caused Griffin to be thrown
from the car and the youth
was not found until two hours
later. The accident occurred
on the Walnut Creek Road
near the old Walnut Creek
Baptist Church about 5:90
a.m. The car was demolished.
WELL DRILLING
?
Water Systems
IS Years Experierce
?
FOR QUICK SERVICE ?
CALL JOE PRICE
PRICE WELL
ft PUMP CO. g
CLYDE, N.C.
Call Collect 827-2817
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PIONEER FORD. INC. '
Main Street
Marshall, N.C.
iuOi it.
A Good Place
TO Buy A
New or Uaed
Car or Truck
PAINTING* inside and out kit '
duding bams. Guttering an?
underpinning mobile homn Set
REX SMITH. Long Branch feat:
Route 7, Marshall, or call 649
3295. 2-lfltfn
COTTON CLOTH. 25-40 cents
I*
Quilt Bats, $2.50 each; Blue
Denim, $1.25 yd.; Polyesters,*
from 75 cents; Quilted doth,-'
notions, cotton and thread.];
PENLAND & SONS. Marshall,-;
N.C. 5-25tfn.i
COTTON Cloth, 2 5c -40c yd.
Quilt bats, $2.50 each. Blu^
denim, $1.25 yd. Polyesters, c
from 75c. Quilted cloth, notions/;
Cotton and thread. PONDER
PONDER, Hot Springs, N.C. ?
Junltfn
BALLARD'S Backhoe Service. !
Septic tanks and ditching. Call i
649-2853. MariWn
-?<
RADAR WARNING DEVICE -
Save on speeding tickets.
$29.95. Also big selection of B*W
and color TVs for sale starting
from $29.50 and up. Have two
FM-AM stereo consoles for'
$69 50 each. Tape players too.
Call or come by McGee's. Radio
and TV Service. Ph. 649-2912.
Sepl4tfn
CASH FOR your tractor and 3
point machinery Good, Fair,
Wrecked, Burned, Etc Please give
condition and asking price.
Rambo Tractor and Imp!, Inc. Rt.
9 (Camp Creek), Greeneville,
Tenn_ Phone; 639-9412 Sep
t28;Oct5,12,19pd.
FRUIT TREES, nut irees, berry
plants, grape vines, landscaping
plant material, ottered by
Virginia s largest growers Free
copy 48- pg Planting Guide
Catalog, in color, on request.
Waynesboro Nurseries Inc.,
Waynesboro. Virginia 29980.
Oct 5-12-19- 26chg
FOR SALE ? Two or more acres
of land on Little Laurel. Call 255
8730
9-21tfn
CARPENTRY WORK sought in j
Madison County. Remodeling ?
rebuilding, camper tops for pick !
ups. Free estimates, fair prices.- 1
Call Jeffrey Olson 689-4079
Octl2pd
YARD SALE: Saturday, October
14, 1978, 9 ajn. to 5:30 p.m.
Home of Clarence L Pen. Route
1, Road 1191 off Rector Corner-*
Road. Marshall. N.C. Oust follow \
the signs from Marshall Bridge).
Clothes tor the whole family, toys,
lamps, bedspreads and drapes,
books, weitfit set 1 1969 Ford
Galaxie 500 in good condition and
1 1971 Ford Galaxie 500 in i
cedent condition, household
items, and many, many more
miscellaneous items. Phone 649
2918
Octl2chg |
Ey?s Examined
Glasses Fitted
? by ?
OR. LOCKARD
FRIDAYS
I A.M. to 12 Neoe
ROBERTS
BUILDING
MARSHALL, N.C.
Jesse Helms ? Working for Consumers
Senator Jesse Helms has been working for our consumers since his first day
in the U.S. Senate. The biggest problem the consumer faces is inflation. Our
dollars are worth less every day.
Jesse Helms has been a leader in the fight to stop inflation and give the
consumer a break by restoring the buying power of our dollars.
? Senator Helms' "Balance The Budget" amendment has passed the U.S.
Senate. It would require a balanced Federal budget? the first step to
stopping inflation.
? Jesse has led efforts to stop senseless U.S. foreign aid? another burden on
our economy and a cause of inflation.'
? Jesse Helms has fought hard to end needless government red tape and
controls that cause shortages and drive up prices.
? Senator Helms has worked for reform of the welfare and food stamp systems
to eliminate waste and fraud.
Jesse Helms needs your vote in November to continue working for North
Carolina's consumers. democrats fow jesse
Let s re-elect Senator Jesse Helms. (Partial u?i?b)
_ _ - .
Mr* waiMn n Umatead
Wile ol lormer Congresaman.
Governor and U S Senator
Durham, NC
fMvtt IH. MhlpK v '
Wife ol former Speaker ol N C Houae
Greensboro. NC
Dm CarroB Weather*
f < iriwr Dean of Wake Fore*) Law
School. Stale Senator
Winston Salem. N C
C onqreftftman Alton iMNM
Firmer Corvjrevsmao and U S