THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1943
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CALENDAR
Thursday, September 9
The Woman’s Club will meet.
Friday, September 10
The committee of the Xancey county United War Fund
will meet at the courthouse.
Tuesday, September 14
The Baptist Missionary Society will meet.
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Born tp Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Phoenix at Mission
hospital on Aug. 31st a
daughter, Brenda Hellen.
Misses Lillian Styles and
Margaret Byers of the
Norburn hospital nursing
staff were week end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. D. Z. Styles
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Mrs. R. H. Dixon, mother
of Mrs. G. D. Bailey, fell
Monday afternoon an d
broke her left wrist.
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Flavil McCourry who is
employed i n Ypsilanti,
Mich, spent the. past week
here; "‘His family accom
panied him back.
Miss Edith Ramsey who
is employed in Asheville
and Miss Kathryn Ramsey!
who is in training at Miss
ion hospital are at home.
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Miss Sadye Whitley pi
Black Mtm, Miss Ruth
Hales of Wilson and Mrs.
Sythia McConnell of State
sville were week end guests
of Mrs. John Bennett and
Mrs. G. L. Henslev.
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Lt. and Mrs. Vann B.
Bennett have been visiting
Dr. and Mrs. Bennett. Lt.
Bennett has left for the
west coast where Tie is sta
tioned with the army medi
cal corps, and Mrs. Bennett
has left for Her home in
Florida.
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Billie Marie and Jean
Bennett will leave next
week for Greenville, N. C.
where they will attend E.
C.T. C. ‘
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Charles Proffitt and Dick
Mclntosh have left for
Mars Hill College.
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Mary Glatly will attend
Rollins College. She and
Mrs. Glatly will leave Fri
day for Winter Park, Fla. j
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Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Rid
dle of Asheville are in Bur
nsville for a few days.
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Mrs. Robert Arrowood.
and small dauyhter, Ida
Rutb, returned home Sat
urday after spending a
week with Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Barry of Erwin, Tenn
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Mrs. W. D. Pleasant of
Leaksville has been visiting
relatives here.
HNAVY vs
>rawr for frainin* I I
UK' forjritw arixed
MEL* for the favorite 'll
me with men in the Navy
lie favorite cigarette with
ten in the Navy, the Army,
lie Marine), and the Coast
ruard it Camel. (Baaed uo
ctual tales records.)
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Mrs. Jake Barefoot of
- Cahton has been visiting
heP parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I. F. McCourry.
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Born on September 3 at
Mission hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ray, a
daughter Virginia Ann.
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Charlotte Ray left Mon
day for Greensboro where
she will attend Greensboro
College.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bing
ham and Judge Barker who
have spent a vacation in
Burnsville, will leave Fri
day for Jacksonville, Fla.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert
| Byrd returned this week
[to their home in 'Jackson
! ville.
STYLES-RAMSEY
Miss Helene Styles, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. D,
Z. Styles, and R, W. Ram
sey, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. It. W. Ramsey, Sr.,
were married Sunday af
ternoon at 4 o’clock at the
Burnsville church.
Dr. Hoyt Blackwell, pre
sident of Mars Hill College,
officiated and the double
ring ceremony was used.
Members of the families
and close friends attended.
The altar of the church was
arranged with mixed fall
flowers. For her w’edding
the bride wore a navy dress
with accessories in navy
and white. Her corsage
was gardenias.
Prior to the ceremony
Miss Vinita Penland, or
ganist, played Leibestraum
by Liszt, and the traditional
wedding marches were us
ed for the processional and
recessional. During the
ceremony, To a Wild Rose
(was played softly.
Mrs. Ramsey graduated
at Burnsville high school,
attended Asheville College
for two years and is now a
student at E. C. T. C.,
Greenville. to:. Ramsey is
a graduate of Burnsville
high school and is now an
aviation ordnance man, 3rd
clasl in the U. S. Navy. He
is stationed at Norfolk.
Immediately folio wing
the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs.
Ramsey left for a short
wedding trip.
| PRESBYTERIAN NEWS
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Rev. A. H. Mutschler of
Kingsport, Tenn. will be in
Yancey county on the sec
ond and third Sundays of
September and will preach
at the following times and
places:—
Sept. 12th, Burnsville, 11
, o'clock, Mine Fork, 2:00;
l :Denlinger Memorial, 3:30;
j Higgins. 7:30.
Sept. 19th, Burnsville, 11
o’clock; Upper Jacks Creek
2:00; Low Gap, 7:30.
■ - On the last Sunday in
F August the Denlinger Mem
orial church held a service
. of dedication w'hen they be
i gan the use of their new
hymnals.
A few folks have receiv
ed letters from Rev. and
[ Mrs. Dean N. Dobson, Jr.,
who are our Missionaires
in India. A few items
from the letter:
' They, have moved from
Ludhiana to Kasur, ninety
} miles away. Is a very
warm place in summer.
They have a son, Dean
’ Mac Millian.
j They have to learn a new
. language at this new loca
tion.
Mrs. Dobson and the two
children are now spending
; about three months in cool
. Kashmir, where Mr. Dobson
will spend a months vaca
tion with them.
RIVERSIDE NEWS
A series of services are
' being conducted at River
side church by Rev. Arthur,
Pate of Bostic, Rev. W. G.
‘ Dyes, and Rev. E. G. Ad
kins. Everybody is invited
to attend.
PENSACOLA NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Ray and Mr. and Mrs. How
-1 ard Gardner and. family of
Swannanoa spent the week
end here with their parents
and other relatives.
Louise Jamerson went to
Mars Hill Tuesday where
she will enter school at
Mars Hill College.
Mrs. J. B. Riddle and
Bennett Riddle and sons,
Joe Bennett and James of
Morganton visited relativ
es here Sunday.
Mrs. B. B. Ray has re
turned to her home here
after spending two weeks
in Burnsville.
Rev. Suttle of Swanna
noa preached at the Baptist
church here Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Mumpower
and granddaughter, Jose
phine Mumpower of Swan
nanoa spent last week here.
Mr. and Mrs. Brascie
Wilson and family of Pric
es Creek visited ‘Mrs. Hil
ton Robertson Sunday.
■„ Louise Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Blanken
ship of Knoxville spent the
week end here with their
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Riddle
and family of Ramseytown
were here Saturday of last
week.
Grover Ray has returned
to camp after spending a
few days furlough with his
wife and parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Ray.
J. W. Robertson has re
turned to his home in Le
noir after spending a week
with his daughter, Mrs.
Kermitt Riddle.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Ogle
of Oteen spent the week
end here with Mrs. Aman
da Ogle. ,
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Floyd Laughrun left last
week to enter college at ;
Berea, Ky. _ -
THE YANCEY RECORD
TOLEDO NEWS I
. The Harris. Memorial
congregation was very
1 pleased to have Rev. John
! Young of Stovall. N. C. to
preach for them on the
| fifth Sunday.
Recent visitors in the
home of Mr. Seymour Ay
; ers were his son, Robbie
j i Ayers and family of Ashe
ville, and Mr. and Mrs.
■ Merritt Donelson and son
iof Weaverville. ::
: i Labor Day’s holiday bro
! ught Mr. and Mrs. Ed
‘ Peake to spend the day
‘iwith Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
! Peake.
■j Miss Jpsephine and Char
ley Garland, Mr. and Mrs.
John Wallace and family,
’ with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fox
and boys were week end
' visitors to relatives:
Rev. Ernest Wilson, as
; ter a months vacation, fill
ed his appointment here
1 last Sunday.
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HAMRICK NEWS
> Miss Molly Robinson
spent the week end in As
r heville.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Tyler
of Florida are visiting Mr.
, Mrs. Tyler’s parents, Mr.
r and Mrs. A. L. Silvers,
j Cpl. James E. Ballew is
, home on-furlough visiting
. his mother, Mrs. Bessie
Ballew.
Cpl. Howard Autrey is
now somewhere in Sicily.
Emery Chrlsawn and
son Dean, have been visit-!
, ing Mr. and Mrs. W. B.|
. Chrisawn. j
Pic. Harold Gibbs was I
home for the week end. He
is stationed at Camp Dav-'
is, N. C.
Sgt. Gorman and Cpl. |
Fred Ballew are home on 1
furlough jvith their par
ents, Mr." and Mrs. Bill
Ballew. ~
Lieut. Earl Simmons is
home on furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Os
car Simmons.
Pvt. Edward Ballew and
wife are here for a few
days with his mother.
DAY BOOK NOTES
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Pvt. Jule Tiptop of the U.
S. army stationed at Camp
Kilmer, N. J. and Pvt. Jack f
Tipton stationed at Camp
Maxey, Texas, have been i
spending a few days leave!
with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Tipton of Day
Book. Mr. and Mrs. Tipton
have another son, Arthur,
in the service. He is now
in N. Y. They also have
a daughter, Marie, who
plans to enter the army
nurses corps as soon as she
has completed her training.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Min
cer and family have re
turned to their home in
Indianapolis, Ind. after
spending a few weeks here
visiting relatives.
Mrs. F. A. Piercy honor
ed Mr. Piercy with a birth
day dinner Sunday.
Marie Tipton who-is
taking nursing at a hospi
tal in Nashville, Tenn. has
been spending her vacation
at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Zeake Ren
fro and family of Manches
ter, Md. have been visiting
Mrs. Renfro’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. F. Peterson.
Mary Sue Hunter will
leave soon for Boone where
she plans to attend school.
Mrs. R,:F. Peterson at
tended the dets|fjW;ion Sun
day at the Honeycutt cem
etery on Coxes’ Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Overly
and family of Asheville
were visiting Mrs. Overly’s!
JACKS CREEK T
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hon
eycutt had as their guests
Sunday, Thomas Byrd of
New York, Miss Annie
Byrd, Mr. and Mrs. Vernie
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ned
Wilson, Mrs. Shelby Hen
sley and children, and Lt.
and Mrs. Isaac Lewis of
Camp Forrest, Tenn. Mr.
Byrd has been visiting re
latives in Yancey county
j for several days. Lt. and
Mrs. Lewis have recently
returned from Okla. where
j Lt. Lewis attended school
lat Ft. Sill, and Mrs. Lewis
visited datives. They will
spend ojveral days with re
latives here, before re
turning to Camp Forrest.
> PHIPPS CREEK
Mrs. Richmond Ray is in
the Mission hospital at As
heville. She is some better
at this time.
Forest Shepherd is at
home on a furlough.
Ben Ball has been disch
arged from the army after
serving seven months.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt
! Banks has moved back into
j our community.
Robert Ball has been very
, ill but is some better now.
! Mrs. Martha" Taylor is
staying with Mrs. Bennett
at Burnsville.
j Mrs. Bob Presnell is
spending some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Clyde
. Silvers at Asheville.
Mrs. Isaac Griffeth and
: daughter are spending the
, week with Mrs. C. M. Allen.
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(parents, Mr. and Mrs. U. S.
McCourry here last week.
Mrs. Sallie Renfro is ser
j iously ill at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. John G.
Peterson.
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The end of September !• in eitfht.
And the end of September brings us
close to the end of the 3rd War Loan
drive. « •'
If you haven’t bought SIOO worth of
extra War Bonds— extra, mind you —dig
up that money and buy your share today!
, Men who are fighting for you ... bleed
ing for you . . . ready to die for you . . .
are waiting for the news that you people
at home are backing them up 100%.
f They know what invasion coats in blood
loan
' BACK THE ATTACK... WITH WAR BONDS
FELDSPAR MILLING COMPANY
BURNSVILLE, N. C.
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ELK* SHOAL NEWS*"
W. Jay King has return
ed to camp after spending
a 9 day furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard King.
Mrs. Charlie King' and
daughter Billie Marie, Mrs.
Richard King and daught
er June, Agnes King and
Mary Mathis were shop
ping in Asheville Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Har
mon Edwards of Piney Hill
were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Salus King Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lau
ghrun and Mr. and Mrs.
George Anglin of Burns
ville were visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Luke Laughrun Sun-'
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and lives. They know, too, what it costs in
equipment, munitions, supplies, that must
reach the front in a never-ending stream.
And they’re counting on you for the
money that goes to keep that stream
flowing.
No matter what you have to sacrifice
... no matter how much it pinches ... you
cannot let them down!
They’re calling on you to hurry, hurry,
hurry! Get that SIOO extra into War .
Bonds before the drive is over . ,4,
PAGE THREE
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Wilma Hall, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Hall of
MicaviFje underwent an op
eration for appendicitis at
Bon Secour hospital at
Baltimore;, Md. She will
come to her. home in Mica
ville for a months stay be
fore going back to her
work at Glenn Martin.
Mrs. Zeb Rathburn of
Pensacola has returned to
her home here from High
Point, N. C. where she has
been visaing her daughter,
Mrs. Winfred Miller who
recently has been seriously
ill in Duke hospital, Dur
ham. Mrs. Miller is -im
proving and is visiting her
; parents.