THE YANCEY RECORD
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Workshop
To Bo Hold
Over 500 music and class
room teachers will be singing,
dancing, and playing musical
instruments this summer in an
effort to learn new methods of
teaching music. The State
Education Agency is offering
classroom teachers across the
state an opportunity to parti -
cipate in a series of 8-d a y
workshops set up in twelve lo
cations.
On June 14-23 a workshop
will be held at East Yance y
High School in Burnsville for
teachers of Elementary Schools
K-8. Consultant forthat work
ship which will run each day
from 8 ! 30 to 12:30, will be
Miss Sandra Starnes of Greens
boro. Ruth Jewell, Music con
sultant for the State Education
Agency, is in charge of the
statewide workshop series.
According to James Hall,
Cultural Arts Director for the
State Education Agency, the
purpose of the workshops is to
involve teachers in musical ex
periences. They will not only
learn new methods of teaching
music, but it is hoped they will
also gain a better appreciation
of the musical experiences
they can offer their pupils, ad
ded Hall,
The workshop series, noted
State Superintendent A. Craig
Phillips, is part of a continu -
ing effort to increase the cul
tural arts program in Tar Heel
schools.
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JUNE 10, 1971
REPRESENTING the 250 delegates to
the 16th annual 4—H Regional Resource Development Con
ference at Fontana Village, N.C. were two from Yancey
County. 34 boys and girls from North Carolina attended the
week long event which drew 4-H'ers from the seven states
in the Tennessee Valley. Yancey County's delegates are
(left to right) Mike Hopson, John Blair, Agricultural Exten
sion Agent, and Kay Honeycutt.
Special Lions Club Program
Leo Simpson Jr., manager
of the Kentown Corporation at
Bamardsville, will be the guest
speaker at the annual installa
tion of officers and ladies night
of the Burnsville Lions Club,
Thursday night, June 10.
Leo Simpson is a member
of the Beaverdam Lions Club
at Asheville and has presented
programs to many clubs. A
feature of the program will be
a style show with Yancey Coun
ty employees of Kentown mo
deling hot pants, pant suits ,
and dresses made by the com
pany.
All Lions are urged to be
present and invite afriaid who
is interested in becoming a
lion. Reservations should be
made by calling Ed Hunter, Jr.
News From Brush Creek
By Mrs. Dempsey Hopson
675-4550
Mr«. Howard Garland, Mrs.
Jerry Garland and Mrs .Andrew
Johnson were hostesses for a
household shower honoring Miss
Patricia Letterman,bride- elect
of Mr. Gary Whitson. The
shower was held in the Brush
Creek Community Building on
Saturday, June sth. Miss
Letterman received many love
ly gifts.
Mrs. Willis Brfttian visited
her sister, Miss Lydia Deyton,
during the weekend. The two
ladies also visited their brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
O. W. Deyton in Burnsville on
Saturday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hopson
and Roger of Shelby, N.C., vi
sited Joe's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dempsey Hopson during
Memorial Day weekend. Mrs.
Hopson went home with them
for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Almond
of Atlanta, Ga. visited Mrs.
Almond's sister, Mrs. John
Blair during the weekend.
***
Plans are in the making for
a Bible School, combining the
Deyton Bend and Red Hill
Methodist Churches and the
Ridgeview Presbyterian Church
to begin June 14th at the
view Church.
We who are Christians shadd
weigh our thoughts well before
putting them into words, be-
cause once spoken we know rot
whose life may be influenced
by them.
Double Island
By Mn. Calvin Boone
One of the Deacons of the
church is in charge of the Ser
vice on the sth Sunday night
at Double Island Church. Roy
Roberson was in chaige May
30. Visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Riddle,
Mr. and Mis. Twig from New
Hope Church in Spruce Pine.
• •
Rev. Arthur Woody, Dewey
Hoilman and Frank Thomas
visited Edd Hensley in Mem
orial Mission Hospital in Ashe
ville June 4.
• •
The church will have Bible
Study starting June 14. The
teachers will be Rev. Arthur
Woody, Mr. J. B, Thomas,
Mrs. Gertrude Boone and Mis.
Francis Williams.
• •
Mr. and Ms. Calvin Boone
and girls visited Mr. and Ms.
Phillip Boone and family on
June 4.
• •
If you have news for the
Double Island column please
call 682-4319 during the week
end so it can be mailed in
time for the Tuesday deadline.
Notice
The regular meeting of the
Burnsville Woman's Club June
10th has been cancelled.