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THE YANCEY JCURNAL,
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B|!I, FOR SALE
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I Modem, brick-veneer house, one acre land, central
heating, b rooms. Call M. W. Blanton 688-2 47 4, ~
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I 9-room house recently, remodeled, Buladean. •
I Call M. W. 31anton, 688-2474. . '
S. & T..
I Cabinet & Furniture Co.I
Rt. 2 Box 689
1 Spruce Pine, North Car. |
28777
I Call 765-9623 |
■“Specializing in Custom I
■Built Formica Kitchens"
Beautifully landscaped 4 bedroom farm home on 8 acres.
Eight miles from Burnsville on paved road. $26,000.
Two bedroom house in city limits. Full basement, carpet.
•10,500.
One acre, 3 bedroom brick house, carport, wall to wall
carpet, on paved highway. 823,500.
WRITE GRACE BANKS, Broker,
Box 441, Burnsville, N.C. 28714
or
CALL 704-682—2243 after 5:00 p.m.
full or part time
For Money Making Details Write
LBS CHINCHILLA CO.
P. O. Box 1326
Greensboro, N. C, 27402
Include Name. Address. Age and Phorte No.
An Investment Today May Provide For A
Brighter Tomorrow
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Spring a
Savings i
Special! I
NEW HOURS
BEGINNING MAY Ist AT f .
NORTHWESTERN BANK IN BAKERSVILLE
MON.-TUES.-THURS.-FRI. ' CLOSED WEDNESDAY ’
9 - land3 “ s u / OPEN SATURDAY 9-12
, MITCHELL OBSERVER
NOTICE
- A. Kampf
* TAX SERVICE
P.O. Box 336
Burnsville, N.C. 28714 j
Green Mountain St.
Ph. 682-2365
OFFICE LOCATED
ON MITCHELL BRANCH
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APRIL 6, 1972
Mr and Mrs. Lester H. Stowe 111
. Couple Married
On Saturday, March 11 ,
1972 at 6:30 p. ~m. tn a quiet,
informal double ring t-eremo- —
ny, Daphne Michelle Thomas
became the bride of Lester
Holland Stowe 111 of Charlotte,
North Carolina^...
Daphne is the daughter of !
Mr. and Mrs. J. Luther , Tho
mas of Micaville, N.C. She
PHONE 763-2413'
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320 GREENWOOD ROAD
BUFYNSVILLE HIGHWAY .
SPRUCE PINE. N. c. 28777
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i ; As e you getting the best rate on your savings 7 If not
come to The Ntirthwestern Bank Were having a Spring
Savings Special —5-3/4% on a JIOO minimum deposit
k J Its protected renewable and the highest allowed by law
» I’ ' Some banks are lowering rates, but not Northwestern
B li. We want your savings to earn at the highest pos
■ // j sible rate So take-advantage of this Spring
jijl • /Mp&\ Savings Special 5-3/4%jhom NorTWwgMßrn~ ~' "'
Wft ‘>•-3 4 one.it three-3-Way bavinjs Plans’
[ n □ $ 100 minimum deposit
WjljSggP* □ Save by the T oth of a quarter . earn from thelst ■'
□ Choose your maturity date between 2 and 5 years
D SSO minimum add-on deposit
y . _ □No deposits during final two years before maturity I
j'J ' *■•'.:"• -■ □ Protected interest r^te
ii d □ Interest paid quarterly by check or added to yogr account
l[ S; - Q Renewable
V TH2 NORTHWESTERN RANK
M©mDwr FO»C
graduated from East Yancey
High School in 1970, attended
the Carolina School of Broad
casting, and received her lab
training at radio station WKYK,
Burnsville. She is presently ' 0
employed at radio station
VVAME in Charlotte.
Mr. Stowe is the son of
Lester Holland Stowe II — of
. Charlotte, and Mis. Janies
Senterof Albemarle, N.C.
He ‘graduated from Albemarle
High School in 1965 and is a
veteran of the United States
Air Force. He is presently
employed at the Rock Hill
Marina at Rock Hill, S.C.
The couple are now resid
ing at 300 Hartford Avenue,
Charlotte, N.C.
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Revival To Begin Sunday
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Revival Services will be'
held at Bakeisville United Nfeth
odist Chyrchfrom April 9 - 14,
with senses each evening at
7:30 p.m.
The pastor, Rev. Elton L.
Strickland, will bring the open
ing message on Sunday
April 9th.
The Reverend Raymus F.
Hilliard, pastor *fe> Pleasant
Grove United Methodist Oiurch,
Forest City, N.C. will bh the,
guest minister from Monday
through Friday evening.
Rev. Hilliard is a member
of the Western North Carolina
Conference of The United
Methodist Church, and has
served on The Town and Coun
try Commission and The Mini
mum Salary Commission Os
the Conference. He \vas for
six years an officer in The
Methodist Rural fellowship,
serving as Secretary-Treasurer;
Vice- President and then as
President. He is presently
Serving as President of theßuth
erford-Poik County United
—Methodist Minister’s Fellow
ship. He has served several
appointments within the Con-
l ' ference. Some of his assign
ments are: Edneyville, C and
ler, Winston-Salem, Higgins.
Lynn Peterson
l
FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR PERIOD ENDING: -' - P«cj»*|bfr3l 19_Z1_
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.. Roan Mutual Purial Association, Inc., - R?K®?®-VV^^*. r -_ r t , N. C..
BALANCE DECEMBER 31, 19 70. ._■ ,*..’■ ,S__*7_t**?»9A—
RECEIPTS: ;
1. Total assessnWfs collected x $ ¥,898.13 - t
2. Number new members @ 25c P?-?? \ * , *
3. Interest on tme deposits, stocks, bonds 1 f357# . "' ! y^*-—' j--.
, - • - ■■- ---
- r , 5. Total
6. Net difference of advance assessments: —27»58 %/'
(If your advances have increased since last report, this is a
'V plus entry. If they have decreased, this sea minus entryi __ — , __
* 8.319.72
7. Receipts - 1~
8. Total receipts ' 35,467.76
DISBCRSEMENTS: ' ’ '**' _r
9. Salaries $ 600.00 ■ ;
-; A „.. 77 v 247.65
19. commissions - ■.--- _■___ r „ w
" Miscellaneous expenses J _ __ *»' •*»
12. Total expenses (lines 9to 11 inc.) * v s._
~r<F‘ (Must not exceed 80% of the amount shown on lines 1 and 3) „
a? ‘v-"No. s:' 50. ’ _!.._
13. Dfeth benefits ]said - No. 100. f *-- . XRR’nR
i.- . 7. J No. 200.21 4,2 wan
- 14.. r fees paid agents lit?®—•— J 7' 2'. i
15. Refunds --7
16. Total disbursements (lines 12 to 15 inc.) , • $ 7, _•
BALANCEJO BE ACCOUNTED f’OR ,”" ” __ 28 _» 619 _
ASSETS: Cash Shortage '7^—__ . ■
-\. v <
T'l ■ _V ■ *-;• :
- 18. Bank deposit , £7 ■■ *_
North«sstsrn B *iJanlc Saving* 88.71 “_zf *
North«W»*BfW»»ank Csrtificato of Dapoait 20,000.00
19. War Bonds
20. Buildine 4 Loan stock " itch,U Count >' Saving. 4 Loan . S,C3Oa»O J
2t. Total assets | 28,619.«» ._
LIABILITIES: - '
22. Advance assessments $ _
' l
-23. Death benefits unpaid ~ v ’
24. Expenses unpaid -—-,
25. Total liabilities . ■» t-JalSfa?.
SURPLUS - ".*" ~ *
Number of assessments during year Race. in Rood atandinp; at close of books ; }
= ~~ ' 8 - T ’ ' -A
I hereby certify that the information griven in the foregoes report is and correct to the personal knowledge of tha^ndejsiirned.
„ t SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME, SedheUry-Treasu«*^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^k^^£-.
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NoUirrPuklte • """” r - - —r
My commission expires _4?rJ.Z.7A .__ •- Telephone number I
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Memorial -in Burnsville',tSreem
boro, and now Forest-City.
He was bom at Lexington,
Rev.R.F.Hilliard
N.C. .nd was educated;at the
Tyro High School, and reared
in the rural community of Ty
ro: He holds an A.B, degree
from High Point College and—
the S. T.B. and S. T.M. de -
grees from Wesley Theologi -
cal Seminary, Washington,
D.C. - -
He is a Navy Veteran of
World War II A
The public is invited to at-
these services and hear
God's inspired Word preached ,
by one who delights in being
His servant.
Engagement
Announced
i Mrs. Earl Blankenship of
i Burnsville announces, the en-
I gagement of her daughter,
Lynn Marie Peterson to Mike
I Byrd of South Toe.
I Wedding plans are still in-
I complete at this time. ;
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Fork Mountain RFD j|
By Mrs.Ancel Troutman
Dan and Evelyn Slagle of
Chapel Hill, N.C,/visited re
■ latives here last weekend.
-• tot
Mrs. Helen Woody and Tra
cey of Hawk, N.C. spent
Thursday w ith Mrs. Kathleen
Garland.
tot
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hob
son ar3»qnce the birth of a " J
i , ek at -Memorial,,- \
I Mbspital, Jolinson City,Tenn.
Sgt. and Mrs. V4lliam Ed- -
wards of Indiana are visiting
Myrtle Edwards and family.
~t“
Beverly Anglin
Couple
To Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Anglin
of Burnsville announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Beverly June, to William Ran
dall Buchanan, son of Mr.and
Mrs. Bill Buchanan of Route
3, Bakeisville.
The wedding is planned
for June 2nd at West Bums-' '
ville Baptist Church, 7 p.m.
All friends and relatives are
invited to attend.
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Roy Greene visited his sis
ter,'Mrs. Lorene Cole, at
Johnson City, Tenn. last
Sunday.
tot
Mrs. Stella Gouge visited
her patents, Mr. and Mis. J.
B. Whitson at Johnson City,
Tenn. last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. George Greene
bf West Virginia spent the
weexend with Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Hobson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dock Carver
moved here last week from
Maryland. . '
t=t .
Mr. and Mis. Kermit Gray,
Mr. and Mrs. John Buck and
sons, and Mr. and Mis. Eddie
Gray and son spent the Easter
holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Gouge and W. F. Gouge,
tot
Mr. and Mss. Arthur Gar
land have been on the sick
list.
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Mr. sind Mrs. Foster Byrd,
Tony, Rose and Roy of Georgia
spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Greene.
« tat
' Joe Garland spent a fav days
last week in Maryland,
tot
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gar
land of Pennsylvania visited
Mr. and Nils. Garrett Garland
over the weekend.
-at
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hob
son brought their new son
home from Memorial Hospital
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ollis
and sons of Maryland spent
Easter with Mr. and Mrs,
Gebrge Ollis.