Mars Hill Christmas Schedule
Administrative otflcaa at
Man Hill Callage will eloee at
5 p.m. Dae. B for the
Christinas holidays. Samaster
.examinations and Dac. 17, and
the reakdence balls will close
at noon on Friday.
The office will reopen Jan. 3
at ? a.m. Tha raaldanca halls
will reopen Jan. 7 at I p.m.
while registration and
schedule adjustments will be
held from ? a.m. to noon on
Jan. I, The January Short
Term will end on Jan. M.
Spring semester will begin
on Jan. 29 with registration
and schedule corrections and
classes will begin at 8 a.m. on
Jaa.ll.
Raglatratloa far the Spring
Sameatar of Continuing
Education Program (CEP)
cauraaa will be bald Jan. >
through IS. Specific da tea and
timea for each CBP site win ba
announced later. Claaaee will
be held Jan. IS through May
10.
raftotratloQ data* ihouM
contact Robert R Chapman,
registrar, at MM1U; on CEP
legtatiation awi daaaaa,
contact Or. John M Hough
Jr., Daan (or Continuing
Education at
Mrs. Bruce Is MHC Trustee
Mr*. Mildred Brace at llan
Hill is one of seven new
trustees of Mars nil College
named by the North Carolina
Baptist State Convention.
In the spirit of this festive holiday,
we extend sincere thanks and warm
wishes for a truly old-fashioned Christmas.
Dodson Grocery
Main St Marsha"
Mrs. Bruce tu appointed to
complete the term of her
husband, the late Char lea C.
Bruce, who waa killed in a
farming accident late this
summer. Mrs. Brace is an
alumnae at Mars Hill and the
owner and operator of Mars
Hill Pharmacy. She is also a
member of the Mars Hill
Baptist Church and the
Women's Club of Mars Hill.
Mrs. Brace's term will
begin immediately; however,
the Other new members will
take office Jan. 1, 1979.
Legal ownership and
management of the 123-year
old college are reeled in the
board of trasteee.
WHITEHURST-GRIFFIN
INSURANCE ft
REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
MR. AND MRS. BRISTOL CROWDER, of
Mars Hill, will celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary this Sunday with a reception,
given by their children, at the Buncombe
County Sheriff's Association Lodge in
Weaverville. They were married Dec. 25,
1928, in Mars Hill. They have eight children,
Mrs. Vera Wallin, Fairview; Mrs. Paul
Moss, Asheville; Mrs. Charles J. Fischer Jr.,
Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. Glada Reeves,
Weaverville; Kenneth Crowder, Weaver
ville; Ray Crowder, Asheville; Doris
Ramsey, Mars Hill; Wanda Morgan,
Weaverville. They have 19 grandchildren and
13 great-grandchildren. All friends and
relatives are cordially invited to the
reception.
May the radiance and gift of His
love light your way to everlasting
peace and contentment.
Best wishes for a joyous Christmas.
National 5 & 10 Store
MAIN ST. MARSHALL
Payne Aids Malnutrition Youths
to Mjrfison^Coun^ M?
living in families with incomes
below the poverty level.
Due to the serious corv
sequences of malnutrition in
children, a statewide cam
Mi m 1 1 la i. it ii n ?! Ia
naien is? DcinH conuut ico iv
improve the health of indigent
children by providing their
families a meant to purchase
more food through the food
stamp program.
In Madison County anyone
who thinks they may be
eligible for food stamps, or
who would like more in
formation on the Food Stamp
Outreach Campaign for
Children should contact
Barbara Payne, the Madison
County Food Stamp Outreach
[Coordinator. Mrs Payne is
Ketlectiag On Mate
"When / was a single
girl, " she said reflectively,
"I said I would never marry
a man who was bald, wore
glasses or had artificial
teeth. / didn't ? but now he
is, does and has!"
available to prorfcto In
formation or to apart to
community groupa about the
l?? th? ???ton's
worm glow Ml Mm
?ir. It's Christmas
. . . ? Hi? of piti
and lov* . . . joy
and co*(?n>M?n?.
Our ipocial thank*.
May the message of that first \jfl
Yuletide, of love ahd peace and A
giving, fill your heart and home. |
May you enjoy
every blessing
of this holy season