THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1942
DOWN MAIN STREET
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- Thursday, May 14
I The Woman’s Club will meet at 8:00 o’clock at the?
| home of Mrs. Tilson with Mrs. Ray as associate -
hostess. I
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Friday, May 15 ---
I An amateur hour will be presented at the school at I
f - 8:30. - ;
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Sunday, May 17
• The 3rd quarterly conference of' the Methodist:
1 Church will be held at 3:00 o’clock.
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C. H Warrick of’Toledo,
N C spent Wednesday in
Burnsville visiting Rela
tives.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs
J. P. Hutchinson of Ral
eigh a son, May 11.
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Mrs. David Todd and
young son of Spartanburg
are visiting Mrs. Todd’s
parents, Mn and Mrs.
Clark Hall
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Mr. and Mrs. Ted SofgC
came down from Washing-!
ton for a visit. Mrs. Rom
Bailey who had been visit
ing them came home.
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Mrs. Luther Ayers is re
cuperating, . following an
operation she underwent
last week. (
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Mrs. Ransom Higgins is
visiting Mr. and Mrs Wm.
Higgins in Newport News.:
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Mr. and Mrs .Ellis Moody 1
are here from Charlotte ]
to visit relatives.
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J. A. Anglin and Frank
Briggs were here from |
Columbia, S. C. during the i
week end
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L. V. Pollard is visiting;
relatives in Memphis, Tenn
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Clarence Belgarde came
down for the week end and
Mrs. Belgarde and baby <
returned to Baltimore with i
him. i
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Mrs. Park Griffeth is
here and will spend most
of the summer months
with =her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Briggs,
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Mrs. Joe Young accom- i
panied Mr. Young to New
port News where he is em
ployed and they will re
side there.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ham
pton left this week for
Washington where he is I
employed.
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Mrs. Edd King is recov
ering from severe injuries
she sustained in a fall Mon
day night
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Paul Ayers has return
ed to Newport News after
a weeks visit home.
You Should Buy
Clinchfield Coal
NOW
NEXT WEEK MAY BE TOO LATE.
LETS HELP AMERICA WIN
War industries must have coal first. Every
freight car might be needed for speeding the flow
of supplies to our fighting men.
Lowest price now in effect, but subject to
change without notice. Let me fill your bin with
long burning economical CLINCHFIELD TODAY.
( j Stanley Bailey ~
Phone 241 ‘ Burnsville, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd King
and Hugh King have left
for Connecticut where
they will be employed
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Ray Howell is home from'
Ft. Knox, Ky. for a short 1
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Rev and Mrs. Smoot Ba
ker are attending the Sou
thern Baptist Convention.
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Mr. and Mrs. " "Vernon
Anglin of Johnson City!
spent the week end here
with relatives.
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Hubert Mclntosh is vis
iting- his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Mclntosh here.
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Kathryn Ramsey entered;
Biltmore hospital on Mon_!
day for treatment and an
operation.
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Gene Bowyer, former
Burnsville resident, has!
entered the air corps with
the rank of Ist lieutenant.
He will be stationed at
Miami.
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Mr and Mrs. Murray
Sparks of Charlotte spent
the week end with relati
ves in Swiss.
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Maynard Morgan of Cli
nchco, Va. spent the past 1
week end with the Beelers.
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Mr. and Mrs. R N. [
Scott are spending their
vacation in the eastern
part of the state.
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Jack v Riddle was home
for the week end,
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Mr. and Mrs. ’ Dover
Pouts and sons are visiting
relatives in Jackson coun
ty. I
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Pvt. Ray L. Byrd of Ft.
Bragg spent *Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. W. Byrd of Burnsville,
route 1.
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Roy Huskins and family!
of Shelton, S. C. and Gar
rett Huskins and family:
spent the week end with;
Mr. and Mrs G. C. Huskins. |
They all visited relatves in
Erwin Saturday.
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Miss Nan .Huskins has;
returned home after spend
ing two weeks in Erwin.
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Places, everybody! Overture’s on! Curtain’s going up on the blue-streak of big
time musical shows, M-G-M’s “Babes on Broadway,” starring Mickey Rooney ancH
Judy Garland in their third musical hit! Here they are doing the “Hoe Down,”
one of the spectacle numbers, introducing a brand-new dance sensation. This out. |
standing attraction will be shown Wednesday - Thursday, at the Yancey Theatre.
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Lasky J. Shepherd is
spending stymie time in
I California with his son,
: Woodrow Shepherd, who is
jin the navy.
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Dr. C. M. Whisnant at
tended the state Dental
meeting in Greensboro
Monday through Wednes
day of this week.
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SHOWER HONORS
RECENT BRIDE
Miss Mijdred Robinson
entertained at her home
Friday, May Ist with a
miscellaneous shower i n
f honor of Mrs. Lorine Aut
rey Clarke, recent bride.
Those present were Mrs.
Edgar Rathboriej Mrs. Eu
gene Autrey, Mrs. Roy
Autrey, Mrs. J. M. Pritch
ard, Mrs. Arthur Robinson,
' Mrs. Lewis Shepard, Mrs.
R. S. Ballew, Mrs. Luther
Robinson, Mrs. Frank
Robinson, Mrs. Dee Rob
inson, Mrs. Horace Ballew,
Miss Mary Ballew, Miss
Pauline Gibbs, Miss Bon-|
nie Shepard, Miss Ethel
Pritchard, Mrs. R. S.
I Chrisawn.
Miss Robinson was as
sisted in serving by Bonnie
Shuford, Ethel Pritchard,
and" Mary Ballew. Mrs.
Clark received many love
ly gifts. She left Sriday
to- be with Mr. Clark who
is stationed at Fort Jack
son, S. C.
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BOLENS CREEK
i Mr. Will Blevins and
family of Marion visited
friends of this place Sun-
I day-
Mrs. Marion Boone o f
Winston-Salem, N. C., is
spending with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
iJ. W. Ray.
Mr t and Mrs. Charles
Newport News,;
|Va. visited Oliver Riddle
this week.
“Uncle” Amos Presnell
is very sick at this writing.
Ophie Lee McDowell is;
spending this week i n
Marion, N. C.
Mrs. Lat Fox was shop
ping in Asheville Sat.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Mcßay spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Presnell.
Mr. Elijah Laughrun
and family of Marion spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace McDowell.
, Mr. and Mrs. Odell En
jsley spent the week end
I with Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
! Hensley.
We are very sorry to see
Oliver Riddle walking with
a cane after being kicked
.on the leg by a horse last
| week.
THE YANCEY RECORD
SWISS NEWS
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Rev. Summerlin-of 5 Mar
shall will preach here at
Mt. Pleasant church Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Violet Sheppard
had as her w r eek end guest.
Earnest Silvers of U. S.
Army, who is stationed at
Dothan, Ala., and Mr. and
Mrs. Von Silvers and Mrs.
J. W. Silvers and little
daughter of Weaverville.
Mr. Van Silvers also is ini
the army and is stationed
in New Mexico.
Miss Ruth Mclntpsh o f
Charlotte was visiting her
mdther here last week. • —4
Mrs. ’Jay Chandler andj
Emery Sheppard of Toano,
Va. were here visiting
parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Sheppard last
week end.
Miss Elizabeth Hensley
is visiting relatives i n
Weaverville this week. - ,
Mr. and * Mrs. Murry
Sparks were visiting rela
tives here last week.
Mr. Zenas Jamerson is,
spending this week in Bal- !
! timore, Maryland.
Ned Higgins of War,
West Virginia spent the
week end with Violet andj
Emery Sheppard.
Mr, and Mrs. Hosea An
gel of Swannanoa visited
Mr. Angel’s mother here
Sunday.'.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Gibbs
of Bald Creek were the
Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Zenas Jamerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hill
and children were visiting
here last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Tomberlin and family were
the Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Molt Hensley of
Burnsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus In
gle of Toano, Va. were vis
liting relatives here over
!the week end.
BAILEY-STILES
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bai
! ley have announced the
marriage of their daugh
ter, Fannie Bailey to Ray
Stiles,, son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Stiles. They were
married in South Carolina
Monday, May 11. They
left Tuesday for Alexan
dria, Va., where Mr. Stiles
is employed.
MAY QUOTA FOR TIRES
AND TUBES Dli*
CREASED
A decided reduction
from-. April quota was
made in the May quota of
tires and tubes for the
county: Pa,ssenger cars,
2 new tires; 9 retreads;
6 tubes. Trucks: 23 new;
37 retreads; 32 tubes.
PHIPPS CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie
Pitman and children spent
Saturday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan Pitman.,
Mr. and Mrs. Lat tie Sti
•les and children spent sev
eral days week with
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rob
ertson at Bald Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack AIJ
len and children of Nanta
halia spent Saturday night
with Mr. and, Mrs. Walter;
Edwards.
Ray Stiles returned to
1 Alexandria, Va. Tuesday,
taking his new bride with
him.
Mr. and Mrs. Oval-Smith'
and children were visiting:
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Stiles
i Monday night,
j Mrs. Clyde Silvers and:
children of Pensacola are 1
visiting Mr. and Mrs,... R.
D. .'Ray this week.
7 Mrs. Utah Stiles and
children from Alexandria,
jVa. are visiting relatives;
'here this w r eek.
I Vaughtie Presnell and
jTessie Griffeth' have re-1
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Just Received
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A NEW SHIPMENT OF . . .
June Fox and Jean Castle
DRESSES
AS ADVERTISED IN “GLAMOUR,” “CHARM”
AND “MADEMOISELLE” MAGAZINES.
Exciting' new Styles and Fabrics Come in and See
1 .• •' Them Today —Or Any Day.
For Young Men ....
A SPECIAL SELECTION OF SLACK SUITS AND
SPORT SHIRTS
SIZES AND COLORS FOR ALL
MOTHER’S DAY SUNDAY, MAY 10
; You may select your Mother’s Day gift here and
be sure that it will Please. 1
Young & Westall
BURNSVILLE _ NORTH CAROLINA J|
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turned to their homes at
Pensacula after spending
some time here with rela
tives going to school.
Essie Bdl from Banner
Elk and Jane Ball from
Washington have been vis
iting their Mr.
and Mrs. Will Ball.
Rev. and Mrs. Hayden!
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j EVERY TWO
MINUTES ....
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One North Carolina person enters the hospi
'tal every TWO minutes. You may be next. You
can budget your hospital expenses with the North
Carolina- Hospital Savings Association for 2c a
day or less. _ _
The association enrolled 9,000 new members
last month and is paying hospital bills at the rate
j , of 1 every 28 minutes.
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Hospital Savings Association of North Carolina,
~ Inc., Chapel Hill, N. C
For additional information see J. B. King,
Burnsville. ‘ -
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UNITED STATES
WAR
RONDS
* AND
f STAMPS
MIV r
£ ... r
The new campaign for the sale of
War Bonds and Stamps is now tinder
way and citizens of this county are urged
to cooperate in every way possible. Do
not wait to be called on by any member
of the committee but contact your nearest
bank or post office and buy to the limit—
of your ability NOW, and plan for future,
systematic buying.
THE NORTHWESTERN BANK
j BURNSVILLE, N. C.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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; Honeycutt and daughter
; spent the week end vislt
■ ing relatives at Micaviile.
Mrs. Sid Taylor is spend
, ing some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Car
i son.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
Igel Angel a son, May 11.