THURAftijL JULY 2, 1942 *
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I • .a> Saturday, July 4 1
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I The Farmer’s Federation picnic will be held at the?
| school: I
\° Tuesday, July 7
| The circles of the Woman’s Missionary society will!
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Elwood Smith was home
from the C.C.C. camp for
the week end.
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' Mrs. E. L. Johnston and
daughter, Miss Lora Lee
Johnston, will arrive with
in a few days to visit rela
tives; — ■*—.
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Miss Frances Byrd has
returned to Washington, D.
C. where she is employed
after a visit here with her
mother, Mrs. Lorene Byrd.!
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Mr. and Mrs. John Ben
nett of Asheville were over
for the week end. Miss
Sadie Whitley was their
guest.
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Jack Riddle is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Riddle.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bea
ver and family Hos Kings
port were guests Sunday
of the former’s sister, Mrs.
t Sallie B. Butner.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Rob
inson and family of Char
lotte are visiting Mr. Rob
inson’s sister, Mrs. G. T.J
Robbins, arid Mr. Robbins ;
here.
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and
visited rela
tives in Lenoir last week.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Pate a son, June 27.
Mrs. Pate is the former
Miss Evelyn Hunter.
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Misses Mary Bailey and
Lois Woody of Green Mtn.
were guests of Mrs. Royce
Masters the week
end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Banks are visiting the El
lis Moodys in Charleston.
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Mrs. Julia Lyon t s Ashe
ville is visiting friends and
relatives here.
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Miss Catherine Stewart,
district representative of
the Red Cross, was in
Burnsville this week.
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Guss Peterson under
went a minor operation at
an Asheville hospital last
week.
HOW TO GET
EXTRA SUGAR
FOR CANNING!
Uncle Sam wsnti you to can and
preserve fruit* and berries and will
let you have EXTRA SUGAR) (or
this purpose.
Take all of yjur sugar ration
books to your I/ocal ration board.
Without removing sny stamps from
your hooks, your board will enable
you to get an exits supply of sugar
for canning.
Your grocer will then fill your
requirements with your old friend
I CrycVriir I
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Bill Huskins is visiting!
in Goldsboro.
Miss Bill Proffitt of the
army nursing corps spent
the past week end at Bald
Creek, She is stationed at
Ft. Jackson, S. t.
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Miss Carolyn Hobson is
visiting friends in Clover,
S. C.
B. W. ELLIS IS NOW AT
YANCEY THEATRE
B’ W. Ellis of Boone is
here for 30 days as manag
er of the Yancey Theatre
while Iliff Clevenger is
away. Mr* and Mrs. Clev
enger will spend two" weeks
visiting his parents and
! other relatives in Kentuc
ky and Illihois.
DAILY VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL CLOSES
A Daily Vacation Bible
school was conducted by
Robert Clementz at the
Presbyterian church last
week. Mrs. R. Y. Tilson and
Miss Wilma Jarrett assist
ed with, the activities of the
school. -V-/ -L
Closing exercises were
held Sunday with the fol
| lowing taking part: Mon
tez Peterson, Elizabeth
Ann Roberts, Joe Mattson,
i Susan Weller, Louise and
kDick Hobson, L. B. Jarrett,
rTommy and Robert Tilson
and Frank Wilson.
PENSACOLA NOTES
Mrs. Ben Lee Ray and
family are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Cleonard Peake of
Swannanoa this week.
Miss Gladys Penland was
taken to an Asheville hos
pital for teatment last
week but has returned
home and is feeling better.
Carrol Robinson and sis
ter, Reba, of Kannapolis,
N. C. are visiting their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo
phus Robinson.
Mrs. Ophus Ledford and
son - are in from Erwin,
Tenn. visiting home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Brown and family left
Monday for Lyons, Colora :
do where they expect td
make their home.
BANKS CREEK NEWS
Willard C. Banks * who
has been visiting his moth
er returned to his home in
Alexandria, Va. Friday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Banks on the 24th a
daughter, Juanita.
George Banks left Sat
urday to attend Asheville
Farm School.
Carl Banks of Leaks
ville, is visiting, his mother
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Butner and Misses Louet
ta and Mary L. Butner
visited Mrs. Floyd Banks
Sunday,
Roger Banks who is at
tending Asheville Farm
School is home for a few
. days.
Mr. and Mrs. Connor
I Banks and small sons,
| Tommy and Dicky of Al
coa, Tenn. are expected to
‘arrive for a visit with Mr.
Banks’ mother, Mrs. T. W.
Banks, who has been sick
for several weeks,
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BALD CREEK NEWS
The Busy Bee society of
Bald Creek Methodist
church met at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Neill Friday
afternoon of last week for
their regular semi-monthly
meeting. Betty Neill was
the program leader. The
devotional exercises con
sisted of songs, scripture
reading and sentence pray
ers. The program included
a number of readings by
the boys and girls. At the
, conclusion of the program,
games were played on the
lawn. Mrs. Neill was assist?
ed by her daughters in ser
ving delicious ref r e sh
ments. Fifteen members
and four visitors were pre
sent. The next meeting will
be at the iiome of Julia
Ann and Margaret Wilson.
Rev. C. B. Way, who is
pastor of Borings Chapel
Methodist church, located
on Jacks Creek, will begin
a revival meeting at that
church Sunday, July 12. A
Daily Vacation Bible school
will be conducted during
the same period of the re
vival meeting, the school
to be conducted during the '
morning hours and the
preaching services at night.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. King
of Baltimore,,, were guests
of Mrs. King’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Hensley, at
the Valley View Tourist
Home Tuesday o f last
week.
Edgar Ray of Newport
News, Va. spent a recent
week end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Carter:
Mr. Ray came in for a vis
it with his wife and son,
who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Carter for several
weeks.
Shelby Robertson, mem
ber of the faculty of Bald
Creek school, and Ralph
Neill, Jr., have gone to
Baltimore, Md. where they ;
are employed during the
summer months. <
Miss Mary Glenn Prof- i
fitt is visiting her sister, ]
Mrs. Yates Bailey, at Way- ]
nesville.
Mrs. Earl W. Wilson, i
who has been visiting a ]
sister at Charlotte for the <
past ten days, is expected
to return home this week. '
'Miss Marguerite Fergu
son has been in Washing- .
ton, D. C. for the past three
weeks where she is employ
ed. i
Relatives and friends of
Mrs. Ralph Proffitt, who i
has been a patient in Duke
Hospital at Durham, for
several weeks, will be glad
to learn that she is impro
ving and expects to return
to her home here this
week.
Mrs. Furman Carr and
sons, Marshall and Charles,
and daughter, Jean, left i
Bald Creek Saturday of
last week for Detroit,Mich,
where they plan to remain
with Mr. Carr and another
son, Harold, for some time.
Mr. Carr and son have been
in Detroit at work for
some time.
REWARD
A reward of $5.00 will be paid by the Town of
Burnsville to any one furnishing information leading
to the arrest and conviction of any person guilty of
breaking out the street lights of the Town.
The Town paid $11.28 during the month of June
to replace street lights wilfully broken by a certain
group of young boys around Town. It would seem that
the parents, who are the tax payers, could teach their
children to have more respect for public property.
The Town announces that it will pay $5.00 for in
formation leading to the arrest and conviction of those
persons guilty of breakingihe street lights during June,
and the same sum will be paid for like information as
to all other offenses in the future. » This needless des
truction of public property must stop.
J. Frank Hyskins, Mayor
J. B. King,'*’Commissioner * *
Troy Mclntosh, Commissioner *
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THE YANCEY RECORD
RIVERSIDE NEWS
! Mrs. Jack .Harlin arid
little son, Tommie of Swan
nanoa spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gibbs.
Sarah Gibbs returned
home with them for a
visit
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Laug
hrun of Baltimore, Md.
have been visiting relativ
es here.
to Clevland, Ohicrwhere he
will be employed.
Frank Briggs of Camp
Croft, S. C. the week
end at hor i.
Mrs. S. J. RRoland is
spending a wee|; in Erwin
with her brother.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Wo
ody and son, Jack, of Ten
nessee visited friends here
Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Riddle has been
ill for some time, but is
improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Lau- -
ghrun of Baltimore are vis
iting here this week.
Miss Edna Melton of
Charlotte visited home
folks last week. Miss Edith
McKinney was her guest
Saturday.
MrS. Zeb McAllister of !
Baltimore has returned
home for a short visit.
Mrs. Luetta Wilson an,d <
son have gone td Lexing
ton, N. C. for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest An
ders of North Wilkesboro
visited here this week.
Rev. E. G. Adkins of
Higgins was the guest of <
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. McKin
ney Thursday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rob
ertson of Tennessee were i
guests Sunday of their mo
ther, Mrs, Ann Roland
here. „ 1
DAY BOOK notes
Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Anglin on the 27th j
a son, William Gerald,.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. How
ell of Bald Creek spent last
week end here visiting Mr.
Howell’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Howell.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hon- 1
eycutt and son, Hollis, and (
Mrs. R. F. Peterson attend
ed the funeral of the Rev.
W. B. Duck at Greenville,
Tenn. Sunday.
Miss Wilma Ray has
gone to Raleigh where she
is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Min
cer and family, Mrs. Royal
Bailey and Mrs. R. L. Jor
don of Asheville spent last
week end here visiting re
latives.
Charles Piercy of Col
umbia, S. C. has been home
the past week on leave.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bowman of Johnson City
were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hunter Sun
day.
Miss Chloe Honeycutt of
New Mexico is at home
visiting her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Honeycutt.
Ross and Kenneth Bailey
of Micaville are spending
a few weeks here visiting
relatives.
HAMRICK NEWS 1
Hermon Silver, f i y.s t
class electrician mate of
the U. S. Navy, spent ( a!
part of last week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al-j
onzo Silvers here. Silvers
enlisted in the Navy about
three years ago, and was
stationed at Hawaiian Is
lands during the Japanese
attack of Dec. 7.
Mr. and Mrs.-W. L. Aut
rey have received a letter
from their son, Pvt. Gilbert
Autrey, that he has lended
safely in the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Mr. and Mi's. Emory
Chrisawn and little son, 1
Dean, have returned home
Thom Havelock, N. C.
Dr. R. D. Croom of Max
ton has arriyed at his sum
mer cottage here.
A bridal shower was giv
en for Mrs. Ernest Ballew
Saturday at the home of],
-Mrs. Ann Robinson. 'A! ■
large number of guests
was present and many lo- .
vely gifts were presented '
to the bride. > •
Mr. and Mrs.-Carl Shu
ford and children haVe go- ,
ne to Raleigh where Mr.
Shuford is employed in de
fense work.
Ray Kates of the C.C.C.
gamp in in the hospital at
Ft. Bragg according to
news sent ta hi.s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Kat
es.
Rev. Jones of Marion
preached at the Baptist’
church Sunday morning.
Miss Mae Patton has re
turned home from a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Ray
mond Robinson in Marion.
“MISS YANCEY COUN-.
TY’’ WILL BE SELECT
ED SATURDAY
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“Miss Yancey County”
will be selected in a popu- ;
larity contest on Saturday,
July 4 at the Farmers’
Federation picnic.
Daymon Fender is now
in Durham where he ifc
training at the N. Y. A.
center.
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• Thejv was b baptiiiLs
service! at x this\
I Sunday aV2:SO. Peggy ]Ai|i
Fox and Mrs. Leonar(L|Jf<k
:one were baptised, r j
Mr.-and Mrs. Bob Harris,
; visited “UhcleT Amos Prjiep
nell Sunday. \ M i
Mrs. Ranks , is'Un
the Marion gerieral hospit
al where\she underwent 1 : W
operation.. \ *'l
Max Penland \ whh has
been working at Newpo.i|t
News, \la. visiting his
: parents, Mr, ancl\ Mrk Bh
B. Penlarld. ' \|U J . ,\
Frank Fox wIV lis j ehivl
! ployed at! Ne<ypprt NeVlrs|
, Va. has been deferkM from;'
the army tpr four nthsj
KATHLEENS®
JOINS ARMY NURSING
CORPS T
Miss Kathleen lyeake,
daughter of Mix and Mrs.
R. A. Peake" of Toledo, has
been accepted by the U.
S. army nursing corps, She I
received a commission as
-second lieutenant, and is
now stationed at the gen
eral hospital in Atlanta.
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