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MRS. RICHARD ROBERSON ...Teressa Payne Payne-R oberson Vows Exchanged Tereaaa Diana Payne and Richard Robareoo were marriad at 4 p.m. Saturday in Bull Creak Baptist Church hare. The Rer. Clifford Cable conducted the ceremony. The bride to the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Payne of Marshall. Robareoo is the son of Mr. and Mr*. George E. Robersoo, also of Marshall. The bride *u given in marria?e by tar father Daaoa Payne of Marshall, ?ister of the bride, was maid ef honor Bridesmaids were Nancy LaFevws of AsheriDe, Sandy Silvers of Marshall, Cathy Chandler and tJndy Payne, sister-in-law of the bride, both of Weaverville. Liu Edwards of Weaverville wrmm Jimlnr hr|^|pii?lll Junior attendants were Anna Maria Edwards and Scott Cable of Marion. George S. Roberson of Asheville, brother of the bridegroom, was beat man. Ushers were James Rice, Larry Davis, both of Mar shall; Donald Payne, brother of the bride, and Johnny Edwards, both of Weaverville. Steven Robertson of Weaverville was Junior usher. A reception followed at Mars Hill Community Center. The bride attended Madison High School and is employed by Micro Switch in Mars Hill. The bridegroom is a 1972 graduate of Marshall High School and is self-employed. Prayer Group Hears Program The Woodland Hills Prayer and Bible study group had ita annual Christmas meeting at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the home of Queen Ann Brown on Pheasant Ridge Road, Woodland Hills. Linda Edwards and her Births To Mr. and Mrs. Curtis B. Delph, of Route 3, Marshall, a son, Dec. 13, in Memorial Mission Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Wilde, of Marshall, a son, Dec. IS, in Memorial Mission Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Tweed, of Mars 1011, a son, Dec. IS, in Memorial Mission Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Bice, of Marshall, a daughter, Dec. 17, in Memorial Mission Hospital. Hospital Mrs. Caney (Carol) Ramsey, of Marshall, is s patient in Memorial Mission Hospital. Lump in the breast? Only 7 in 100 cancerous A lump in the breast It is every woman's nightmare cane true. So frightful is the discovery that women sometimes postpone visiting the doctor because they cannot bear to have their worst fears con firmed. "But most women do not have cancer," says Dr. James F. Newsome, professor of surgery in the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. "Many non-cancerous con ditions also cause lumps in the breast Only a physician can confirm that a growth isn't malignant and put a woman's tears to rest" Almost every woman will Qnd a lump in her breast at mce in her life, he adds. develop breast cancer. . One of the most common Causes of breast lumps are seven in 100 women cysts, Newsome says. One or both breasts may be affected by these bubbles of trapped fluid that grow singly and in clusters. "Nobody understands why cysts develop or exactly what they an," be says. "Most women seem to have at least microscopic nodules with the potential to develop into visible cysts. Some women develop them monthly before menstruating." Newsome says cysts may be hard or soft, round or irregular in shape, painful or painless. They may grown quickly or slowly, then shrink and disappear or last for weeks, months or years if left untreated. Although most common in premenopausal women between the ages of 36 and 54, cysts may affect women of any age. "One way to quickly tell if a lump is a cyst is for a physician to pat a needle into it and try to draw out the fluid," Newsome says. It is a painless and easy procedure, he says, that can be per formed in the doctor's office. Extracted fluid can be analysed for traces of cancer cells. "The most important thing afterward is to see the patient regularly, so you know the behavior of that particular lump," he says. Even if there is no fluid, it doesnt mean the growth is malignant, Newsome says. Many types of non-cancerous solid tumors affect the breasts. A biopsy removal and examination of the i?iwp p?n be done on an outpatient basis and will answer the question of whether a lump is can cerous. Some women will turn out to have cancer, be says. "But many doctors have long-since realized that a woman with breast cancer doean't necessarily have to have her breasts removed," he says. "This unnecessary threat tends to make women so frightened that it's no wonder they hesitate to see a doctor if they find a lump." Book Club Enjoys Music The December meeting of the Marshall Book Club was held Monday in the home of Mrs. JohnCorbett. Following the business meeting during which Mrs. James Story, president, presided, a program of Christmas music and readings was presented by Mrs. Ernest Teague. Vocalists were Miss Cheryl Reeves and Mr. Peter Jensen, Mars Hill College students, Mrs. Teauge and John Corbett. Mrs. James Holcombe was accompanist. Members responded en thusiastically to Mrs. Teague' s performance of several numbers on the bow harp. Members attending were Mrs. J.L. Baker, Mrs. Anson Betts, Mrs. P.R. Elam, Mrs. J.L. McElroy, Mrs. R..R. Ramsey, Mrs. Walter Ramsey, Mrs. C.M. Roberts, Mrs. James Story, Mrs. Teague and Mrs. J.B. Tweed. Mrs. P.CMflwassguest Mrs. Anson Betts will be hostess for the January meeting, Mrs. J.L. Baker program leader. HOLOGRAPHY EXHIBITS NEW YORK ( AP) - The Mu seum of Holography is staging concurrent exhibitions of two international artists ? Carl Pn a <fn iflt r rl t Qma rrtaeriK rvcuierswaru 01 awe den and Ruben Nunei of Vene zuela - through Nov. X. The museum describes the exhibits as multi-media ex periences enconvMriqg the di verse works of the two artists. younger sister, Carol Ann Edwards, presented a program of sacred Christinas music. Linda Edwards and her younger sister, Carol Ann Edwards, presented a program of sacred Christmas music. Linda Edwards recently received her master of music degree from Indiana University. While there she served as assistant instructor in voice. She was formerly a student at Mars Hill College where she took part In the presentations of the Appalachian Repertoire Theater. She is a graduate of Stetson University. Last Easter she was a guest soloist with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Leonard Bernstein in a nationwide tour of Israel. Carol Ann Edwards is a student at Stetson University, now studying under Mollie Rich. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Dawn Edwards of Weaverville. MS. DENISE ALLEN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Allen of Route 7, Marshall, has recently been accepted for internship with Zachry's in Atlanta, Ga., which sells high fashion quality men's wear. Ms. Allen will be training in retail sales, window display, buying techniques and suit alterations. A senior at Appalachian State University, she will graduate in May with a B.S. degree in fashion merchandising, clothing and textiles and a minor in business administration. Christmas Program At Dry Branch A Christmas program will be given at the Dry Branch Free Will Baptist Church this Saturday night beginning at 7: 30. The public is invited. Jew Willard, at six feet, six and one-quarter incites, was the tallest heavweight champion in the history at boxing. Christmas Play Saturday At Oak Hill A Christina* play, "Modern Christmas Carols," will be presented at the Oak Hill Baptist Church this Saturday at 7 p.m. Santa Claus is scheduled to be present after the play. The Rev. Manson Warren, pastor, and Bobby Swann, church superintendent, cordially invite the public to attend. Haven't Looked A married couple had previously produced nine girls as their progeny. At last, the -mother gave birth to a boy. "Who does he look like?" a friend asked the husband a few weeks after his son was born, "you or your wife?" "I don 't know, " the proud dad proclaimed, "we haven't looked at his face yet!" Warm quilted nylon jackets for boys in assorted colors: Hooded - nylon jackets in prints and solids for girls. Both in sizes 4-14. Men's And Ladies' 1 Fashion Sweaters Warm, 100% acrylic sweaters. Men 's bulky crews and cardigans. Ladies' hoods, cowls and V-necks. Men's S,M,L,XL. Ladies' S.M.L. Men's And Ladies' Fashion Jeans Men's pre-washed denim and brushed cotton styles in assorted colors. Sizes 28-38. Ladies' pre-washed jeans with pocket and waist details. Stzes 7/8-15/16. Ladies' Jogging * Jackets Or Pants J Jackets in assorted solids with contrasting trim. Warm and light. S,M,L. Pants match jacket with contrasting leg stripe. Sizes 5/6-15/16.
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