County Deaths
TIMOTHY GILUS
Gillis Child
Timothy Eric GUlis, lix
y ear-old boo of Eric and Lora
Hunter Gillia of Boyd's Chapel
Road, Route 1, Weaverville,
died April M in an Aaheville
hospital following an extended
illness.
Surviving in addition to his
parents are his maternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Hunter of Mars Hill;
and his paternal grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Gillia of Asheville.
Services were held at 11
a.m. April 26 in Boyd's Union
Chapel Church, which he at
tended. The Revs. Bill Hall
and Robert Selman officiated.
Burial was in Ashelawn
Gardens of Memory.
Memorials may be made to
St. Jude's Hospital in Mem
phis, Tenn.
Mary Grindstaff
Mary Lee Grindstaff, 80, of
Route 1, Mars Hill died April
21 in a Henderson County nur
sing center.
A lifelong resident of
Madison County, she was a
daughter of the late Levi and
Martha Willis Grindstaff.
Surviving are four sisters,
Pansy Hensley of Old Fort,
Carrie Swann of Raleigh,
Rhoda Hensley and Gertha
Cody of Nebo; and a brother,
the Rev. Andrew Grindstaff of
Mars Hill
Services were held at 2:30
p.m. April 23 in Calvary Bap
tist Church, of which she was a
member. The Rev. Ralph
Hogan and Dr. Tom Sawyer
officiated. Burial was in upper
Laurel Baptist Church
Cemetery
Cappa Funeral Home was in
charge.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Mrs. Thula
Graham wishes to express our
love and thanks for the many
acts of kindness extended to us
at the passing of our mother.
The beautiful flowers, cards,
telephone calls, visits food and
prayers were a source of com
fort. Your though tfulness will
always be gratefully
remembered.
Daaghters,
MYRTLE CUTSHALL
NITA PLEMMONS
GRACE ASHE
MAUDE FRISBEE
MADGE PAYNE
RUTH GREENE
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Clarence Edwards
Clarence C. Edwards, 57, a
native of Madison County died
Sunday, April 10 in Anderson,
Calif, after a long illness
He was the son of the late
John Wesley and Ada Carter
Edwards of California Creek,
Mars Hill
He is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Metcalf of
Route I, Mars Hill and
Katherine E. Nichols of Altus,
OUa.; four brothers, Carter of
Davis Creek, Calif., Paul of
Medford, Ore., and Roy Jay
and Murphy of Mars Hill; four
sons, Charlie Owen of Project
City, Calif., and Jay C., Mer
rell and Robert of Red Bluff,
Calif.; two daughters, Betty
Jean and Charlene of Red
Bluff. Calif.; and six grand
children.
Funeral services were held
Thursday, April 24 in Ander
son, Calif. McDonald Funeral
Home was in charge of ar
rangements.
Dora Pack
Dora Edwards Pack, 79, of
Route 6, Marshall died April
22 in an Asheville hospital
following an extended illness.
A native of Yancey County
and a resident of Madison
County most of her life, she
was a daughter of the late
Gomery and Caroline Fender
Edwards and the wife of
Frank Pack, who died in 1975.
Surviving are two
daughters, Marie Young of
Asheville and Annie Arlington
of Mars Hill; a brother, Rex
Edwards of Burnsville; 11
grandchildren and six great
grandchildren.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
April 24 in Foster Creek Bap
tist Church, of which she was a
member. The Rev. Floyd
Ponder and the Rev. Joe Rice
officiated. Burial was in
Laurelton Baptist Church
Cemetery.
Bowman Funeral Home was
in charge.
Horticulture
Scholarship
Deadline
Lonnie Israel of Candler,
chairman of the Horticultural
Crops Commission of the
Western North Carolina
Development Association, has
announced that May 1 is the
deadline for applications for
two college scholarships to be
presented by the commission
to I960 high school graduates
of the 18 western counties.
Applications may be obtain
ed from high school guidance
counselors, vocational
agriculture teachers or 4-H
Club Agents in the various
counties. They are to be
postmarked by May 1.
In 1733, trustees of what now
is the state of Georgia prohibit
ed rum in the area.
649-2897 3 MILES ON RECTOR'S CORNER -
DAVIS GARAGE
(
GOOD, DEPENDABLE WORK
BRUCE DAVIS MON.-FRI. j
OWNER 8:00 - 5:00
"MOTOR COOLING ENGINEERING"
BOB FUREY'S RADIATOR SERVICE
T0
SPECIAL BUILT RADIATORS FOR
? RACING ENGINES * INDUSTRIAL UNITS
radiator cleaning a repairing
^ Ptam ALS-4411 lOMPATTONAVE.
ASHEVILLE
UPHOLSTERY
I 4Mi iX? '3 X \ 1
GOOD DEPENDABLE WORK
ONNIE BISHOF - OWNER
645-5298 MAIN ST. WEAVERVU1E
MISS BRENDA GEORGE is the 1960 winner
of the Senior Division 4-H Fashion Show.
Brenda is the (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
George of the Greater Ivy Community.
Brenda is fifteen years old and a member of
the Mars Hill Senior 4-H Club. Brenda
modeled at the 4-H Fashion and Talent Show
held at Moore Auditorium March 15. The
winining outfit is a green print blouse and
tailored jeans. Brenda received a blue rib
bon, fabric, and a trip to 4-H Clothing Camp.
The camp will be held at Betsy Jeff Penn 4-H
Camp in Reidsville. Girls from all over the
State will be attending the camp and they
will gain valuable experience in the area of
Hot Springs Will Jump
To Old-Timey Music
The Madison County Arts
Council is sponsoring a music
festival on May 3 at 8 p.m. On
that Saturday night more than
half a dozen bands will enter
tain music lovers at the Times
Theater in Hot Springs. The
admission charge of $2 for
adults and $1 for children
under 12 will aid in the Coun
cil's project to restore the old
theater.
On the bill that night are
Dust on the Needle, the
Freeman Family, the French
Broad Jumpers, Heart wood,
the Hillbilly Boys, the Blue
Ridge Rangers, Joe Penland,
Sheila and Mary and maybe a
tew more. The clown team of
Lenny and La Banana will host
the event and also perform.
The Arts Council has built a
new stage, patched the leaky
roof, and repaired most of the
seats in the flood-damaged
theater. But there is still lots
of room for improvement. En
joy yourslf and help raise
money for a worthwhile pro
ject by joining the festivities
that night.
Mars Hill Schedules Clean -Up
Mars Hill has scheduled a
town-wide clean-up for Satur
day, May 3. All citizens should
meet at Town Hall at 9 a.m. A
schedule for gathering trash
has been planned, and
assignments will be made at
Town Hall. Bags will be pro
vided, and anyone wanting
bags before Saturday morning
should call 689-4673
At noon, following the clean
up, everyone will return to
Town Hall for a covered dish
meal. After lunch films will be
shown about the services of a
public library.
The Community Develop
ment Committee appeals to all
citizens and community
groups ? Lions, VFW, Civic
Club, Women's Club, church
groups, scouts, 4-H'ers,
business people, town officials
? to participate in this year's
Community Day clean-up.
end crockery M which any weft matter
naabaenputupor tlored. ell rage, mii>
II ?psr. floor tweepinge ana other cam
buaffble refuee. except building malar tal
kcrapa ana traa trimmings
Section f. Garbage Raquirad to ka Pro
party Haaiwad
Ha lirtm mat has bacama decoyed
or I* otherwise a manaca to health or
cieanlineea shell be allowed to remain in
any swelling house. commarcial
establishment or omar building or an
any premises a longer tima than tnall ba
reeonaMy nacaaaary to remove and
dipnlt ma tome In a can ar cant aa
hereinafter provided In Ihia ordinance
taction 1. Gerbege Cam
The occupant o) avary building,
pramlaa ar placa where garbaga Don ar
may axial. thall prowida himaeif with a
garbaga can mada of a substantial and
nonrutting malarial In which ha thall
depoait all garbaga Kitting at tha placa
occupied by him Such can thall ba pro
vldad with handiet and with a tight
fitting covar mada at tha lama malarial
aa lha can All garbaga cant thall ba
water tight All cant thall ba of a tiia
that can conveniently be handled by the
garbage collector, and unlets a apoclal
permit hat been obtained, than not ex
ceed a holding capacity of IS gallons All
garbaga cant thall ba kept reatonably
clean and tannery.
Section 4. Wet Garbaga
AM wet garbage thall have tha liquid
drained off and thall be wrapped In
paper or other combuttlble material
before It It pieced in the garbaga can
thus preventing tmell and the breeding
at filet In tummer and freezing and
edheelon to the con In winter
Section 5 Deposit of Garbaga In Public
Placet and on Private Property
No person thsli throw, place or depotit
any garbage In any ttraet. alley, public
place or prlvete property within the city
limits, except in garbage cent or gar
bage vehicles es provided m thlt or
dinance
Section a. Burning Prohibited.
It thall be unlawful for any perton to
burn or tet fire to garbage at defined In
thlt ordinance for the purpote of
ditpoaal. and garbage thall be ditpoted
of only as authorized by this ordinance
Section 1. Tranaportatlon of Garbage
and Slops by Private Persons
No person or persons thall collect,
handle, haul or tramport. an any of the
streets, alleys, public ways or places of
the town, any garbage without first hav
ing procurred a permit therefor from the
Town of Mars Hill.
Section (. Removal of Garbage by Town
Garbage will be collected and remov
ed from cans placed at the curb on me
following days In the residential district :
Monday and Thursday; and on the
followlg days In the business district:
Monday and Thursday.
Section ?. Removal of Building
Materials and Tree Trimmings.
Scrap building material! and tree
trimmings shall not ba removed from
any premises unless tied In bundles con
venlent for handling by a collector.
' Section 10. Hours for Placing Cans.
Garbage cans or similar containers
containing garbage, trash or ashes for
removal thall be placed at the curb from
which the tame are to be removed at or
before 1:00 a.m. on the dayt tet for
removal
Section 11. Removal of Dead Animals.
Dead animals will be removed upon
request, but shall not be placad in con
tainers witti other garbage.
Section 12. Penalty.
(A) Garbage placed for removal in
violation of the raqirements of this or
dinance shall not be picked up. When the
Town Manager or person designated by
Town Board determines that garbage
has been properly placed, or prepared,
he shall notify the person so placing it of
the non-compliance, and shall order that
the non-compliance be corrected.
(6) Any person not complying with the
requirements of this ordinance shall be
subject to a civil panalty in the amount
of $100.00 payable to the Town of Mars
Hill within 73 hours after receipt of a
written citation.
Section 13. Effective Date.
This ordinance shall be full force and
effect from and after the date of
passage.
Wilbur P. Powell
Mayor
Arthur Wood
Town Clerk
Aprii 34; May 1. IMOchg.
CARD OF THANK*
All the members of the fami
ly of John Ervin Anderson
would like to thank the friends
who helped so much with gifts
of food, flowers, presents and
other kindnesses at our time of
bereavement. Special thanks
also to Bowman Funeral
Home and to Danny Little,
Clarence Robinson, Charles
Stockton and Dewey Rogers,
who performed such a fine
service.
THE JOHN ANDERSON
FAMILY
Dear Fellow Republicans:
On Tuesday, May 6, we Republicans in the
Twenty-Fourth Judicial District will go to the
polls and select the Republican candidate for
Judge Braswell's seat on the District Court.
Although all three who filed for this seat are
lawyers, I am the ONLY one of the three who is
not only qualified as an Attorney, but I am a
NATIVE of the District and a LIFELONG and
ACTIVE REPUBLICAN who has served the
Republican Party at both the precinct, County, I
Congressional District and State levels. I am very
proud of the fact that I have ALWAYS been an Ac*
tive Republican, and proud that I was fortunate
enough to be born in our Judicial District. I i
believe strongly in our legal system, and
especially in the importance of the District Court
to which the good people of this District look for
protection of their persons and their property. If
you support me I assure each and every one of you I
that I will do all within my power to see that]
Justice is done in every case that comes before me 1
as your District Court Judge. Your prayers anffl
support on, May 6th will be appreciated.
i
ANYONE interested in MARY
KAYE COSMETICS contact
SHIRLEY BALDWIN. Rout* 1.
Box 150, Mars hill, N.C. or call
689-2536. Mar27tfn
TOBACCO ALLOTMENT : 3,000
pounds for least at 10 cants par
pound. Call Ashaville, 2544412
Aprl7-Maylchg
FOR YOUR Avon naao? contact
Fay Raid, 649-3294. Mar20ttn
FOR CONCRETI UMVEWAYV i
walks, patios, basements, 30 {
years experience, traa estimates,
call Trans Carolina Concrata
Company, 254-7211 8/26tfn
CHIMNEY MAINTENANCE]
Cleaning, inspection and repair.
Call David Wynn, 649-2659
April 17; May 22 chg.
RUMMAGE SALE: The Unaka
Center will hold a rummage sale
on Thursday, May 1st, from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. at the new location
across from Hot Springs Day
Care Center.
Maylchg
LEGAL NOTICES
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 W. Jake Edwards, late of
Madison County, N.C., this is to notify all
persons having a claim against the
estate of said W. Jake Edwards, to pre
sent them to the Undersigned withing six
(A) months from the date of the publica
tion of this notice, or same will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate please make im
mediate payment.
This 18th day of April, 1990.
Ann C. Edwards
Route 2 Box 299
Marshall, N.C 28753
April 24; May 1. 8, 15, 1980pd.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrator of
the Estate of Louise W. Houston, late of
Madison County, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the Estate of
said Louise W. Houston to present them
to the undersigned within six (6) months
from the date of the first publication of
this notice at the office of Joseph B. Huff,
Attorney at Law, 108 East Main Street,
Marshall, North Carolina, or same will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate please
make immediate payment
This the 10th day of April, 1980.
C.D. Houston
c/o Joseph B. Huff
Post Office Box 8
Marshall, North Carolina 287S3
704/649-2851
April 17, 24; May 1, 8, 1980 chg.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as AD
MINISTRATOR in the estate of Donnie
Wayne Clayton Chandler, late of
Madison County, N .C.,this is to notify all
persons having a claim against the
estate of said Donnie Wayne Clayton
Chandler, to present them to the Under
signed within six (8) months from the
date of the publication of this notice, or
same will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate please make immediate payment.
This 24th day of April, 1980
Claude Chandler
Route 17 Marshall, N.C.
May 1, 8, IS, 22, 1980 pd.
NORTH CAROLINA j
MADISON COUNTY ,
NOTICE
The undersigned having qualified as
Executor of the Estate of Tennie j
Ramsey, deceased, late of Madison
County, this is to notify that all persons '
having claims against said estate to pre <
sent them to the undersigned, on or j
before the 10 day of October, 1980, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said I
estate will please make immediate pay |
ment to the undersigned.
This the 2 day o# April, 1980
s/s Frank Rigsby, Executor
Route 5, Marshall, N.C. 28753 J
April 10, 17, 24, May 1, 1980pd
rR ACTOR SERVICE I EQUIP
MENT COMPANY located on Old
Mars Hill Highway. Weaverville.
N.C. (for marly CAH Tractor),
farm equipment, parts, service A
farm tire sarvica. Call 645-5430
Febl4tfn
FOR SALE: Excellent chance to
become a property owner in Wolf
Laurel Resort. Owner has been
transferred from area and will
sell long beautiful, ideally
located building lot at a sacrifice
Outstanding buy at $7,500. Call
(704) 864-5821 after 6 p.m.
Jan3tfn
FOR RENT: 1154 lbs. tobacco at
17c lb. Call 254-5753. Feb24tfn
FOR SALE: Tobacco allotment.
2.944 pounds at 12 cents per
pound. Phone: 689-4002.
Apr. 3, tfn
UPHOLSTERING: Furniture, car
seats. Many beautiful selections
to choose from. Fast service,
reasonable rates. Call Mrs. Lois
Carney, Route 1, Marshall.
Phone: 649-2291.
Augl6tfn
INCOME TAX RETURNS
PREPARED: Specializing in farm
income. HAS Accounting & Tax
Service, 29 North Main Street,
Weaverville, 645-4227. Aftei
hours 645-4021. Office hours:
Monday thru Saturday 9 a.m. tc
5 p.m. Monday thru Friday 6
p.m. to 9 p.m.
JanlOtfn
COLOR TVS ON SALE - New
and used ? Special spring sale
on color tvs starting at $125.00
to $225.00. Also overstocked on
B&Ws too. Have a very good
selection of new Sylvanias all
below the new prices due to in
flation. Also we install new tv
antennas to get the most out of
your tv watching. Washer and
dryer for sale, perfect condition.
Several used all channel anten
nas for sale, very reasonable.
649-2912. McGee's Radio & TV.
A/Rtfn
FOR SALE BY OWNER IN MARS
HILL: 3 bedroom colonial ranch
with 2 full baths, Kitchen dining
combination, living room with
fireplace, study, large family
room with wood stove, city
water, county taxes, excellent
condition, low 60's, no agents
please. Call 689-4797.
Apr25,Maylchg
FOR SALE: 30 acres in Big Pine
area. Southern exposure,
beautiful view, 4-room
restorable log cabin, barn with
tobacco allotment, lights and
phone on property. $28,500.
Call 649-3302.
Apr24tfnchg
BABYSITTER: Will keep any
age, 5 days a week, daytime
hours only in my home. Walnut
Creek Road. Call SUE PEEK,
649-2163.
Mayl,8chg
FOR SALE: 1978 DODGE Om j
ni, 3,600 miles, excellent condi- |
tion, $4,500. Reason for selling: I |
need a truck. If interested call ,
1-622-3222
Mayl.Schg
WANTED: Someone to teach
child guitar lessons. Call
649-3985 after 3 p.m.
Mayltfn _
FOR SALE: Sofa and matching '
chair, brown and gold plaid, [
scotchguard, like new, $100. .
Call 649-3985 after 3 p.m. '
Mayltfn _
FOR SALE: Property located in |
Hot Springs; five room house, ;
shower bath, Vi basement, (
fireplace, oil furnace, space t
heater, long porch, large garden,
arge yard. All city conveniences. .
Inspect property ? give me your i
Sid. WILLIAM P. RUNNION, 608
Schley St., Hampton, S.C. ,,
29924.
Mayl-22chg ,
FOR SALE: Jmp Commando, J
1968. 4-wheel-drive. 50,000 ac- 7
tuat miles, A-l condition, $2795. 1
Call 254-8503 attar 5 p.m.. or
649-2528 anytime.
Feb21ttn
NEED LISTINGS of homes and J
acreage anywhere in Madison I
County. We have buyers for
large or small tracts. Contact
CLAY JENKINS REAL ESTATE, $
P.O. Box 775, WeaverviNe, N.C. x
28787 or call 645-4294 or (home '
phone after 6 p.m.) 689-2593.
JanlTtfn *
ITEMS FOR RENT: Gardening, *.
home repair, floor care. RENT
the items you sometimes need
but do not want to buy. NORTH v
BUNCOMBE RENTAL CO., in- ?>
side Weaverville Hardware, 113
North Main Street, Weaverville,
N.C. or call 645-4600.
AprlOtfn
PAINTING - inside and' out
including barns. Guttering and
underpinning mobile homes. See
REX SMITH. Long Branch Road.
Route 7, Marshall, or call 649
3255. Marltfn
FOR SALE: 1965. 66 A 67
Chevrolet Mustangs. Call
649-3570
Mar20t1n
SELLING YOUR LAND? List your
property with WHITEHURST
GRIFFIN AGENCY, Wachovia
Bank Bldg., Marshall, N.C.
649-2454.
Apr24tfn
FOR SALE: 19 acres with house
and barn. 2 bedroom frame
house with bath and gravity
water. 1.500 lbs. tobacco allot
ment. $35,000. Call 689-4606.
No realtors, please.
Apr24,Maylchg
FOR SALE: Approximately 42"
high by 80" wide, 3 piece framed
picture window. Also, 32" by 80"
panel door, 3 panels of glass,
hung in frame with wooden
screen door. Both like new, V4
price actual value. Call
649 2659.
Apr24tfn
FOR SALE: 1969 19-ft. Sunset
travel trailer. See at Willard
Hensley's on Rt. 6, Marshall.
Price, $2,000. Call 656-2247.
Apr24chg
JOB OPPORTUNITY: ADAP Pro
gram Coordinator. Major respon
sibility: To develop and imple
ment training program for
developmentally disabled
adults. Qualifications: Education
degree (prefer Special Ed.) and
two years teaching experience
preferably in a sheltered
workshop. Salary commensurate ..
with ability and experience. Con
tact Dan Wyatt at Unaka Center,
P.O. Box 33, Hot Springs, N.C.
28743. 622-7116. Equal Oppor- f
tunity Employer.
Apr. 17,24; Mayl,8chg.
FOR SALE: Oak stoves and wood ?
burning furnaces. Contact W.H.
DEAL, Fisher Lane Rd., Marshall
>r call 649-2325. Mar6tfn
FULLER BRUSH PRODUCTS '
are available to residents of
Madison County. Just call collect
1-648-7368
Nov8tfn .?
OR SALE OR TRADE: Mobile
tome, 12x65 with 1 acre land.
.oca ted on Joneston Road, in
Isheville. Call 254-6649.
April 17, 24; May 1, 8 pd.
MONEER FORD. INC. Main
Street "Marshall, N.C. Phone *
>49-3444 Good place to buy a
?ew or used car or truck.
A-Rtfn
_ . ?
SEATING AND PLUMBING
repairs. Gun type oil burners,
"eluding mobile homes. Call 649
>383, Marvin Rice Route 5,
Marshall. N.C. Jan25tfn