Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith
MR. AND MRS. GERALD DAVIS
of Marshall will be honored with
an Open House in observance of
their Golden Wedding Anniver
sary, Sunday, July 19. Their
children and friends will be hosts
at the event from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
at their home on Rollins road.
Friends and relatives are invited.
They request gifts be omitted.
Their children are: Fain, Jackie,
Frankie, Bruce and Terry Davis
of Marshall ; and Johnny Davis of
Asheville. The couple has eight
grandchildren.
MARSHALL CHIROPRACTIC CENTER
TuMday* torn - 12 Noon - 1pm - 5:30pm
Thursday* tern - 12 Noon - 1pm - 3pm
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Donna Roberts Weds Michael Smith
Donna Dartene Roberts and
Michael Walton Smith were
married at 4 p.m. Saturday,
June 27, at Oak Ridge Baptist
Church in Alexander The
Rev. Elbert (Jack) Smith,
father of the bridegroom, con
ducted the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter at
Mr and Mrs Glen I. Roberts
of Marshall
The bridegroom is the ton of
the Rev. and Mrs Elbert
(Jack) Smith of Weavervtlle.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father Diana
Roberts of Marshall, sister of
the bride, was maid of honor.
Charles Goforth of Leicester,
cousin of the groom was best
The bride is a IMO graduate
of Madison High School and is
employed by The Hair Bouti
que in WeaverviUe.
The bridegroom i> a 1878
graduate of North Buncombe
High School and is employed
by Blalock Lumber Co to
Asheville
A reception was heid after
the ceremony.
The couple will live in
Weaverville
Roberts Receives Award
Doris Jean Roberts of
Madison County received a
certificate for 10 years of ser
vice as a program aide in the
Expanded Foods and Nutri
tion Education Program
, (EFNEP) Thursday, July 2 in
'.Raleigh.
A total of 33 program aides
from across the state received
10-year service awards at the
recent "On -Campus Days" for
EFNEP aides at North
Carolina State University.
The EFNEP program of the
Agricultural Extension Ser
Ball Family
Gathers For
Reunion
The Ball family reunion was
held Sunday, July S at the
home of Mr. and lib's. Richard
Ball in Mars Hill.
A total of 87 persons attend
ed the event including Mr. and
Mrs. Coleman Ball, Lincoln
Park, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas Ball of Horse Shoe; Mr.
and Mrs. Kimsey Ball, Alex
ander; Jeanette Cooper,
Brevard; Mr. and Mrs. J.C.
Rice, Leicester; and the
Robert Robertses, the Howard
Riddless, the Richard Balls,
all of Marshall.
Also attending were the
Harold Conners and the Tom
Beals of Allen Park, Mich.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Conner of Chicago and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Conner Of Lin
coln Park, Mich.
vice, is marking its 12th an
niversary this year.
Its objective is to help
families with limited
resources, especially those
with young children, to ac
quire knowledge, skills, at
titudes and changed behavior
to improve their diets.
The program is currently in
operation in 96 counties, in
cluding the Cherokee Indian
Reservation, reaching 73,000
North Carolina families.
EFNEP program aides
usually live in the community
where they work and teach on
an individual or small group
basis.
As of March 31, 1961, a total
of 261 aides were permanently
employed on a part-time
basis.
The "On-Campus Days,"
held this year for the sixth
time, are designed to acquaint
the aides with the resources of
the university, present educa
tional programs and stimulate
ideas and enthusiasm for
future work.
Speakers addressing the
EFNEP aides included
University of North Carolina
President William Friday, Ex
tension Director T C. Blalock,
Dean J.E. Legates of the
School of Agriculture and Life
Sciences and Mrs. Minnie
Miller Brown, state home
economics agent and ad
ministrator of the EFNEP
program.
Youth Choir
To Present
Musical Drama i
The Youth Choir of the Boil
ing Springs Baptist Church
will present a musical drama,
"Bright New Wings," on July
19 at 7 p.m . in the First Baptist
Church of Marshall.
The choir has recently
returned from a week-long
mission tour to New York,
presenting the program in
churches, nursing homes and
on village greens en route and
in the Farmingdale Baptist
Church in New York.
The public is invited to at
tend the musical which has
been favorably received
wherever it has been
presented.
Suzanne and Michelle San- ?
ford, granddaughters of Mr. I
and Mrs. John Corbett, are!
members of the choir.
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Information
Call
649-2112
622-3245
Monday - Friday
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Welcomes Our
NEW STYLIST
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CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
TODAY 645-3140
PERMS
Reg. $35
NOW $28
OWNER
Jeanette Metcalf
At The Corner Of The Marshall - Weaverville Hwy.
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RACHEL LEDFORD of Walnut has been
selected as Senior Citizen of the Month for
June. Mrs. Ledford has two sons living in
Michigan and one daughter in Walnut. She
has 12 grandchildren and 5 great grand
children. She was presented a gift of coffee
mugs by Senior Citizens Meal Site manager
Josephine Goforth.
Dr. LeRoy Roberson's office for the
practice of Optometry is open
Every Monday 9-2
PHONE
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