THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1942
DOWN MAIN STREET
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J y Tuesday, January 6 1
—I- 'pie Circles of the Baptist Missionary Society will i 1
1 meet. I
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l The Woman’s Club will meet. e»
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John T. Moore of Lenoir
visited Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Proffitt during the
Christmas season.
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Frapk H. Watson of
North Wilkesboro was
here for the holidays.
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Mrs. Lorene Byrd visit
ed relatives in Gaffney, S.
C. for the holiday season.
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Mr. and Mrs. Watson
Williams went to Atlanta
to spend part of Christmas
week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Berryman of Louisiana,
Mo. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Lyon.
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Miss Zula Banks of Cha
rlotte was home for Chris
tmas., -
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hubbard went to Charlotte
for the holidays.
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Mr. and Mrs JRoy Prof*
fitt and children came up
from Charlotte for the
week. .
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Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Whis
nant went to Shelby for
the holidays.
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Rhea Penland spent
Christmas here with home'
folks.
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Just as a snowball grows
bigger as it rolls down
hill so may the blessings
of the New Year grow
bigger for you as the
months roll by.
We are going to give you
more reason than ever in
1942 for giving us your
valued patronage.
CLAUS* MARKET
Burnsville, N. C.
are many words in the
dictionary . . . big words and little words . . . words
. with the splendor of royalty, words with the brilliance
of diamonds, words as pretentious as the sweep of a
peacock's train.
There are homely words, too, and between home
folks like ourselves these are the ones we choose to
carry our simple New Year message to you. Many
thanks for your kindness, and every good wish for a
Happy New Year.
C. M. BAILEY
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Burnsville, N. C.
BANKS-MOODY
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1 Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Banks
of Burrisville have announ-'
j ced the marriage of their i
’ daughter, Mary Lucille, to
> Ellis T. Moody of Burns-j
T .ville. wThe marriage was
solemnized at the First
• Baptist Church at Spar
tanburg, S. C. by the pas
i tor, Dr. E. Gibson Davis,
ton December 2(1.
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Mr. and Mrs. It. N.
Scott spent Christmas day
with relatives in Charlot
te.
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Paul Buck who is at the
naval air training center
in Atlanta was home for
Christmas.
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Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Gibbs and John B. 11l are
visiting Dr. and Mrs. Gibbs
here.
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Allison Moore# of Bre
vard was the guest of Jan-,
j ette Penland during the
past week end.
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Miss Daphen Butner has
been visiting in Alexan-|
dria, Va. and Washington
during the holidays.
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Miss Ruth Rich of Can
dler is~;the guest of- Rush
Wray at the Nu-Wray
j Hotel.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Ben
j nett of Asheville spent the
holidays here.
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Miss Mildred Boone came
down from Washington
' for a short visit with home
1 folks during the holidays. 1
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W. M. McMahan has
gone to Alexandria, Va.
where he will be employed.
Carmon McMahan has
been employed in Virginia
for several weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ran
dolph and daughter, Cyn
thia Ann, spent Christmas 1
with Mr. and Mrs; J. W.
Howell.
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Fred Gragg of Boone
| was the holiday guest of
Miss Margaret English of
Boone and Burnsville,
j John English, Misses,
Margaret Banks and Mar
garet English returned to
( Boone Monday.
BOLENS CREEK
Brady Fox of Cam p
Croft, S. C. spent the week
end with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Zeb Fox.
1 Mrs. Kathryn Daniels
was the dinner guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Odell Allen
Mrs. Jennie Riddle of
Pensacola is visiting her
son, ..Oliver Riddle this
week..
Miss Janett Penland is
home from College for the
‘ holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Presnell were visiting fri-
I ends of this place Sunday
! night.
ihe Junior Sunday
school class presented Mrs.]
Julia Anglin with a nice
fruit box Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ray
of Johnson City are visit
ing Mr. Ray’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Ray.
HAMRICK NEWS
A singing convention
was held at the Baptist
church Sunday evening,
with a very large attend
ance and good singing.
Many visitors were here:
during the holiday season.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay West
all and daughter, Marjory,
of Indianiioplis, Indiana
are visiting Mr. Westall’s
mother and relatives here.
Mr. Westall was born and
reared in this section and,
moved to Indiana about 27
years ago.; This is his first:
visit back - among home:
folks here in 27 years. His 1
many friends and relatives
were overjoyed at his re-'
turn after so long an ~ab-|
sence from his old home.
Olin and Lloyd Chrisawn
of Raleigh spent Christ
mas with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Chris
awn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Godfrey of Hickory spent
Christmas' with Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe Westall.
, Misses Edith and Mollie
: Autrey of. Morgan ton
spent the past week end
with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Autrey.
Mrs. Earl Chris
awn of Sumter, S. C. spent
Sunday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Emory Chrisawn.
Miss Lorene Autrey of
Morgantbn Is visiting her
j parents, Mr.* and Mrs. W.
B. Autrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanford
Shuford of Spartanburg,
S. C. visited Rev. and Mrs.
S. W. Shuford last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
Wheeler and children spent
a part of the past week
1 visiting relatives at Jacks
Creek.
Mrs. W. B. Chrisawn was
taken to the Marion Gen
eral hospital at Marion last
week for treatment.
Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Dee Robinson, December l
19 a daughter.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. {
John Griffen, December'
22 a daughter.
Born to Mr. and Mrs.:
j>am Rathbone, December
19 a daughter.
Revival in progress
A revival is in progress;
at the Windom Baptist
church. Rev. Roy Henson
of Concord is preaching.'
Everyone is invited to at
tend the services.—(R. C.
Arrowoodi.
Miss Louise Watson
spent the holidays in Mi
ami visiting friends. ’ ■ /
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Pvt. Plato Riddle of
Port Bragg is spending a|
few days this week withj
Ransom Riddle and family.
THE YANCEY RECORD
1 WINDOM NEWS
>j GIBSON - WHEELER
i Miss Elaine Gibson, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
s B. Gibson, was married to
Paul Wheeler of Marion
i on December 20.
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Ransom Silver who has
i been in the west for sev
eral years is visiting rela
i tives here.
Floyd Bodford who is at
Camp Wheeler, Ga. spent
several days here.
; Claude Hughes of Camp
Lee, Va. was here for the
holidays.
Phil Hyatt of Philadel
phia i« visiting relatives
here.
Sylvester Carroway of!
Ft. Jackson, S. C. visited
relatives here during the
holidays. ,
Charles Conley of Shoal
Creek is in an Asheville
hospital where he under
went an eye operation.
r Mieaville. News
John Hughes and Hugh
Thomas of Fort Bragg, N.
j C., Paul Hutchins of Ash
! eville, Howard Murphy of
Jenkins, Ky., Brown and
j Dwight Murphy of Kings
port, Tenn. spent Christ
mas with their parents.
The young people of the
Presbyterian dhurch gave
, two lovely programs dur
ing the past week with a
Christmas tree and gifts
for everyone present.
Richard Harris and Lou
ise of Crossnore spent
Christmas day with Mrs.
Richmond Harris at Black
Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bla
lock of North Wilkesboro
have been here several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Delzie Har
ris entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Gale Gillespie Decem
ber 26 in honor of their
fourteenth wedding anni
versary. A lovely dinner
was served and many of
their relatives were pre
, sent. Mr. and Mrs. Gilles-
I pie are spending their first i
■ Christmas at home in
; fourteen years.
I Tom Edge and W. Mc-
Curry of Baltimore, Md.
• are spending their holi
* days with home folks.
.i Mrs. John Hughes could!
not come home for Christ-:
Ijmas as she is ill at Fort'
, Bragg.
Ralph Young and Miss
Ollie Styles were married
■ the 21st and are spending
their honeymoon in Flori
; da.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Robert
son is visiting her daught
er, Mrs. George Styles.
RING out the old! Ring in the new! There’*
a warming of the heart as the New Year
dawns. Eat, drink and be merry!
lor your friendly patronage dur- mtuLfJ
ing the past year we thank you ' i " u ~~‘
sincerely. It is the wish pf every /
member of this organization that /
you may find 1942 filled with good Jn
things . . . new horizons, greater
prosperity* and greater joy in liv
ing. HAPPY NEW YEAR! i/U U
H. G. BAILEY APPLIANCE COMPANY
Burnsville . . Marshall
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TOLEDO NEWS
A beautiful candle light
service was given at the
church Christmas Eve
night. Those participat
ing were readers, Misses
Lena Lettcrman, Joseph
ine Garland, Inez Letter
man and Paul Garland.
The part of the wise men
j was taken by McCoy and
Lloyd Letterman and Ev
erett Jones. Chris Letter
man, Bruce and Lloyd Ed
wards and Corinne Gornto
brought gifts, Minnie Alice
and T. S. Garland were
light bearers.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner
had for their guests for
j Christmas dinner Mrs. W.
M. „ Randolph and Miss
Biddy Randolph.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley
Garland and children of
Erwin spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. Blaine
1 Garland. They were ac
companied home by Jose
phine and Paul Garland
who spent several days in
Erwin.
Miss Osma Newton had
the pleasure of dining with
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Husk
ins on Christmas Day.
The children and their
friends enjoyed the Christ
mas treat at the Commun
ity House on the afternoon
;of the 25th. The house
was prettily decorated for
the. occasion. Games, pea
nuts, candy and a present
made the time enjoyable.
Rev. Ernest Wilson and
his sister from Salisbury
were with us for service
Sunday afternoon;
A watch night service
is scheduled to be held at
Harris Memorial church
the 31st.
Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Ro
bertson of Burnsville, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Whitting
! ton, Jr. and their daugh
ter, Barbara Ellen, were
Christmas Eve and Christ
i mas Day guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Whittington,
Sr. of Cane River.
Sunday guests of Dr.
' and Mrs. W. B. Robertson
were Mr. and Mrs. B. Ro
bertson, Jr. their children,
Arthur Burdette and Mary
Ella of Rutherfordton, Mr.
and Mrs. Watson Wilson
, and children, Virginia Lee,
j Harves, Miriam of Nebo,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Whit
tington and children, Mar
garet Ella, Clyde Jr., Will
ard Portor, Horace Bur
dette, and Mr. and Mrs.
Owensby of South Caro
lina.
Mr. and Mrs. Owensby
were on their way to Paint
Gap to visit their aunt,
Mrs. John Holcombe, who
: is very ill.
HAWAII WILL BE
SHOWN AT YANCEY
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The first films of the
Japanese air raid on Ha
: waii will be shown at the
Yancey Theatre on next
Sunday and Monday.
Scenes ,of the attack by
air and sea and of the
wreckage caused by the
treacherous attack are de
picted in this first showing
here of the actual raid.
The regular feature on
the program will be “The
Maltese Falcon,” a mys
tery drama starring Hum
phreyjßogart and Mary
Astor.
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TO EVERY PATRON AND FRIEND WE SAY HAPPY
NEW YEAR. AND WE SAY IT WITH ALL THE HEARTI
NESS AT OUR COMMAND.
WHATEVER SUCCESS WE HAVE ENJOYED DURING
1941 HAS BEEN OF YOUR MAKING. WITH THAT
THOUGHT IN MIND WE PLEDGE RENEWED EN-
I DEAVORS AND DETERMINATION TO SERVE YOU
STILL BETTER DURING THE YEAR AHEAD.
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NORTHWEST
(Vatolin a IsCtilitie*- I
INC.
“YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR”
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A TOAST TO OUR FRIENDS!
Now—when that price
less thing called Time
occupies the spotlight,
we pause to consider
| that priceless thing
called Friendship. In our
business we could not be
without it, and be
cause we value it so vs
highly we are de- j)
THE NORTHWESTERN BANK
Burnsville, N. C.
• Member F. D. I. C.)
JOY TO ALL
: ssrsms: | f ®iretin o$
line to be Jolly. {_7y.' • ; Wyß
liine to renew old , f"} • * /Tif\ *..
acquaintance*, tine •
May 194* bring a
fulAUnent of yoor <^ll
ambitions. new .*. IV / *U/
prosperity and in- Tty *■
creasing happiness.
Mar mark a trulv
great milestone in
“ year life.
ART PHOTO SERVICE
Burnsville, N. C.
PAGE THREE
STRAY CdW: Has been at
my place for a week.
Owner may have same by
paying feed bill and for
this ad.— W. M. English.
WANTED: Woman to do
general housework and
help care for invalid.
Mrs. Geo. Green, P. 0. Bx.
173, Burnsville, N. C.
FOR SALE: Writing desk
and book case combinat
ion. Solid Walnut, good
con dition. SIO.OO cash.
Aldine Pleasant, Burns
ville.
WANTED: Girl for office
work. Apply immediately
by letter to Dr. R. 0. Jon
es.
termined, during 1942,
to take still further
steps to merit your con
tinued friendship and
loyalty to us.
May the sands of the
hourglass bring you
==a* many golden hours
- t of happiness in the
V* year to come.