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I THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1971 NUMBER 23
I Subscription Rates 53.00/Year
I Out Os County 55.00/Year
aafcGreen Mountain
ByMs.H. Dee Hensley
682-3601
Joanie Whitson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.
was among the "Clearmont Pro
motions to Cane River High
School". A mistake was made
in her name last week. Sorry
Joanie!
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gar -
land's daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mb. Fred Yelton, and
granddaughter and husband, Mr.
and Mb. Bill Foibes of Balti
more, Md., spent Memorial
Day weekend visiting He Gar
lands returned with them to
Baltimore for a few weeks.
Mr. Hiram Ramsey cele -
brated his 87th birthday June
4th. Mb. Ramsey and their
daughter, Mb. Rogerßuchan
an set a Dinner for him Sunday
Other members of the family
were presert.
Mb. Robert Redd and son,
Max, will be living in Paco
let Mills, S.C. They had
made their home with her par
ents, Mr. and Mb. Hansel
Hensley for the past several
months. Mrs. Redd's husband
is in the Navy and will be at
sea for 2 yeaß.
Miss Kathy Phillips, daugh
Micaville News
By Mrs. J.T. Blalock
675-4244
Mr. and Mb. Sammy Mc-
Crnry of Delta, Pa., visited
Mr. and Mrs. WesleyM;Curry
over the weekend to attend
the graduation exercises at
East Yancey High School,
siofc
Miss Margaret Keener of
Asheville spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mc-
Curry to attend the gradua -
tion of their daughter, Gay.
Miss Nancy King,daughter
of Mr. and Mb. Laurence King
is home from Appalachian for
the summer.
Haskel McCurry is back in
Memorial Mbs ion Hospital in
Asheville but is feeling some
ter of Rev. and Mb. Frank
Phillips was discharged from
Yancey Hospital on Monday.
Kathy had been in the hospi
tal since last Thursday with
the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Hansel Hens -
ley's weekend guests were Mrs.
Hensley's sister and hinband,
Mr. and Mb. Earnest Petty
of Pacolet, S.C,
Mb. Lula Gardner's son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mb. Edward Gardner of Greais
baro, N.C., visited over the
Weekend.
Mr. and Mb. Dewey Wr>dy
of Lenoir, N.C. spent the week
end visiting their daughter.and
family, Mr. and Mb. Charles
Hopson.
Remember! There's a
Revival going on atCovyßock
Church this week. Services
begin at 7:30 each night.
Vacation Bible School will
start at Ridgeview Presbyterai
Church June 14th. Deyton
Bend and Red Hill Methodist
Churches are joining Ridge
view for Bible School. We
hope to have several to attend
this year.
better,
j|o|c
Mr. and Mrs. Carl ÜBuch
anan of Valdese spent the week
end with Mr, and Mb.J.T.Bla
lock and family.
**
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wayne
Moore of lookout Mtn., Tenn.
spent the past weekend with
Mb. Moore's parents, Mr.and
Mb. H. I. Mossbarger at Busick.
Linda and Jerry are r«ent gra
duates of Covenant College
and will go to Wilmington,De
laware in the fall to teach in
the Wilmington Christian
School.
**
We were all very sorry to
hear of the passing away of
Mb. Fulton Robert, Mb. Sarah
Boone's mother.
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Scene From
South Toe
By Grace Miller
675-4581
Bible School started Mon
day night, June 7th at the
Brown's Creek Baptist Church.
Everyone is welcome.
The P.T.A. announces that
there will be a Chicken Bar
beque Supper Saturday night,
June 12. Tickets are $1.50
for adults and SI.OO for child
ren. Proceeds will go for the
benefit of the school. Bring
your family for a delicious
meal.
Gabra Parker, daughter of
Mr. and Mb. Avery Parker,
and Bobby Willis, son of Mr.
and Mb. Earl Willis, were
married Friday, June 4. Fol
lowing the wedding a recep -
tion was held at the home of
the bride's parents. The
couple will live in Burnsville.
Ellen Hudgins is in Spruce
Pine Community Hospital
where she underwent surgery
Sunday, June 6.
Jay Autrey, who has been
in the Mission Hospital in
Asheville is back home again
and doing fine.
Mr. and Mb. Dean Geouge
have moved into their new
home on the Blueßock Road.
Jesus said unto he% I am
the resurrection and the life*
he that believeth in me*thougi
he were dead, yet shall he
live: whosoever liveth and
believeth in me shall never
die. Believest thou this?
...John 11: 25-26
Mr, and Mb. Junior How
ell are moving to Greenville,
Tennessee.
Mr. and Mb. Fred Kufeld
of Florida have returned to
their summer home here. We
are glad to welcome than hack.
jjnfli •y|
Nancy Randolph
Engaged
Mr. and Mb. J. Ben Ran
dolph of Route 3, Burnsville,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Nancy Ruth
to Mr. Edward B. Silvers, son
of Mr. and Mb. Berge Silveß
of Route 3, Burnsville.
The bride-elect is a student
at Western Carolina Univesity
and the groom-elect is em -
ployed by General Electric Gas
Turbine Department in Green
ville, South Carolina.
A July wedding is planned.
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