THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1944
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Thursday, April 13 fr<p-T- .
The Woman’s Club will mee-t with Mrs. A. E. Parrish
at 8 o’clock.
The Woman’s Bible Class of the Methodist church will'
meet at 3 o’clock at the home of Mrs. F. R. Barber.
Friday, April 14
The executive committee of the Red Cross chapter will
meet at 4:30.
Tuesday, April 18
The P. T. A. will meet at 8 o’clock. Dr. B, B. McGuire
and Mrs. Haze 1 Beavers will be guest speakers.
Thursday, April 20
The Piano recital will be held at the school at 8 o’clock.
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Dr. W. L. Bennett was
taken to an Asheville hos
pital on Monday for treat
ment.
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Mrs. Cecil Angel is spen
ding a few days in Ansted,
W. Va. with Mr. Angel.
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Oval Smith is ill in an
Asheville hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Presnell spent Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Arney
Fox, who underwent an
operation at Mission hospi
tal last week.
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Mrs. Will M. Young of
Newdale is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lawrence
Young of Dayton, Ohio who
is ill.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clel Roland
of Detroit are here for a
visit.
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Mary D. Bailey who is
employed in Detroit is
home for a few days.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
King of Waco, N. C. and
Miss Celia King of Spray
spent the Easter season
here with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Zeb King.
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Billy Crump of Durham
was the guest of friends
here during the week end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank En
glish of Flint, Mich, are
visiting Mrs. Louis English
here.
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Daphne Butner is here
from Arlington, Va. for a
few days visit.
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To Patrons and friends to visit Us, in our new I
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| there for the prompt and friendly service which I
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I line as possible of all items of medicines, cosmetic \
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| your prescriptions filled, accurately and promptly, ]
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I Pharmacist and a full line of fine drugs assure j
I you of complete service in this line.
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Mrs. James Gouge and
Mrs. Richard Spink of As
heville spent the week end
with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. H. Nichols.
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Lucille Gillespie came up
from Durham for the week
end.
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Billie Marie and Jean
Bennett and Helen- Styles
Ramsey were at home from
ECTC for Easter.
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Mr. and Mi's. Burt S
Higgins were here from
Clinton, Tenn. for the week
end.
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Nan Huskins of Ashe
ville was home for the week
end.
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Salvie Ramsey of Wil
mington was . here -for a
short visit this week, n
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Mrs. B. B. Byrd and dau
ghter of Marion are visit
ing relatives here and at
Cane River.
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Miss Til.lie Rotha attend
ed the Moravian Easter
services at Winston-Salem.
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Mrs. Nancy Allison has
been ill at her home for
the past week.
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Mrs. D. M. Buck has re
turned to her home at
Bald Mtn. from the Mission
hospital.
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Mrs. Annie Carroll is ill
at her home in West Bur
nsville.
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Mrs. Margaret Riddle
was at home for the week
end from Salem College.
MISS PATE WEDS
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Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Pate
| of Bee Log have announced
■ the marriage of their only
daughter, Miss Veo Pate to
Aviation Student, I. E.
Burnette, Jr., of the U. S.
, Army Air Corps, son of Dr.
and Mrs. I. E. Burnette of
. Mars Hill on March 31 in
Greenville, S'. C.
For her marriage the
bride wore a light blue
dress with light blue and
1 navy accessories. She wore
an orchid corsage.
They were accompanied
to Greenville by Miss Opha
; Shepherd, Cousin of the
bride, and Bruce Mclntosh
of the U. S. Navy.
Mrs. Burnette received
•her education at Bee
i Log high school, A. S. T. C.
I Boone and received her B.
.|S. degree from W. C. T. C.
I Cullowhee. For the past
I two years she has been a
member of the Bee Log
I high school faculty.
, Cadet Burnette is a grad
uate of Mars Hill high
school, Mars Hill College,
and attended W. C. T. C.
; Cullowhee. Prior to his
; induction in the army he
was employed in Newport
News, Va.
ANGLIN-HAMBY
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ang
lin of Burnsville have an
nounced the marriage of
their daughter, Florance
Anglin, to Fleet Albert
Hamby, Gunners Mate, sec
ond class of the U. S. Navy.
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Z. S. Hamby of Bur
nsville.
The ceremony was per
formed by Judge Guy A.
Gullick in Greenville, S. C.
’ on April 7th. Ham
by is a graduate fof' Burns
ville "high school and had
been with the Pacific fleet
’ for the past five years. Mrs.
Hamby is a member of the
senior class of Burnsville
, high school.
JONES-KING
Miss Wilma Jones and
Norman King were mar
ried Saturday, April 8 in
Greenville, S. C. Mrs. King'
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Jones of Mica
• ville and Mr. King is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edd
King of Burnsville
The Pensacola Dramatic
met last Saturday night,
April 8. All reports were
given. J. W. Dale, Ralph
McMahan and the • sponsor
have donated books to the
library recently.
During the social hour,
monopoly wa s played. The
prize winners were Kath
leen Hensley and Ted Wil
son.
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Specialist lc Fred Gragg
and Mrs. Gragg announce
the arrival of a daughter,
Margaret Elizabeth, o n
April 8. Mrs. Gragg i s the
former Miss Margaret En
glish. Sp. Gragg is station
ed at the Naval Base, Key
West, Fla.
Mary Jo and Doris
Brown came home from W.
C. U. N. C. for the week
end.
Doris Mclntosh visited
friends in Asheville during
the week end.
Mrs. C. L. Banks return
ed to Leaksville after spen
ding several days in Burns
ville with relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hen
sley and family of Swiss
were the Easter Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Vance Hensley.
THE YANCEY RECORD
MICA VILLE NEWS
The Ladies’ auxiliary of
the Presbyterian church
met at the home of Rev.
and Mrs, Ernest Wilson
I Wednesday afternoon. The
program wa s in charge of
Mrs. Wilson.
Mr. Grant Wyatt remain
' ill at his home.
M The pupils in the grades
| enjoyed a delightful Egg
! Roll Thursday p. m. on the
‘ school" grounds.
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! Mr. and Mrs. William
j Shehan have announced
l the marriage of their dau
i ghter Marie to Lawrence
! Hilliard April Ist.
i Charlie Hensley of Wing
was the week end guest of
Mr. and Mrs.* Richmond
Harris.
Delzie Harris has return
ed home . after being em
ployed in Adrion, Mich, for
the past 6 months.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jus
tiee entertained the seniors
of Micaville high school in
their home Thursday even
ing.
Lest We Forget
Last Wednesday evening]
Rev. Howard Ringer who
has been conducting a re
vival meeting at the Pres
byterian church had a spec
ial service for the men in
the service of our country.
During this the following
names were read by Rev.
Rusty and special prayer
offered for them:
Bill Marsh, Dwane Rob
inson, Owen Peak, Bradley
Campbell, Don E. Camp
bell, Claude Thomas, Glen
Thomas, Jack Boone, El
mer Westalll, Jay Thomas,
Phil Thomas, Howard Mur
phy, Jay Silver, Ray Hill
iard, Kenneth C1 o n tz,
Brown Murphy, Ralph Har-|
ris, i John Marsh. Phillip
Hughes, Howard Shehan,
Guy McCurry,*.
Gale Gillespie, Burns
Gillespie, Frank Gillespie,
Bob Hilliard, Ralph Young,
Roy Silver, Guy Thomas,
Frank Thomas, Jay Dale,
Edd Dale, Bill Buchanan,
Frank Buchanan, Bob Wy
att, Coy Boone, Guy Boone
Ransom Hughes, Alfred
Hughes, Barney Robertson,
Edd Harris, Silas McMahan
Ben Griffith, Thomas
Hollingworth, Clarence
Thompson, Hilbert Justice
Ray Young, Paul McMa
han, Bill Wyatt, Kester
Wyatt, Bill Harris, Cecil
Harris, Clarence Harris,
Floyd Wilson, Lewis Wil
son, James Thomas, Byrell
Boone, Grover Dillenger,
Paul Silver, Jack Thomas;
Earl Wyatt, Casaleen
Thomas, Jack Wyatt, Char
les Hubbard, Donald Thom
as, Hobart Burleson, Ver
lon Robinson, George Hall,
Ralph Hughes, Bowers Rob
inson, James Reeves, Ken
neth Gouge, Albert Thomas
Ralph Thomas, Reed Queen!
Russell McKinney, Bill
Queen, Lee Ell McKinney,
Jay Robinson, Harold Pres
nell. Remember to pray
for our boys and write to
them.
HEADS COLLEGE
STUDENT BODY
Miss Minnie Young of
Micaville has been elected
president of the student
body at Asheville College,
defeating two other nomi
nees for the office.
cardof“thanks
I wish to express my sh
eerest appreciation to .our
friends for the kindness
during the sickness and
death of my wife and my
thanks for the beautiful
flowers.
Claude D. Gillespie.
CHURCH_NEWS
Presbyterian Church
On Friday the children
k will hold their meeting at
| the manse after school.
There will be a choir pra
ctice at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Robinson
on Friday at 8 o’clock.
On Sunday the Church
; School begins at 10:15 and
the worship service at 11
o’clock.
( There will be preaching
1 1 services at Mine, Fork at
. o’clock; at Lower Jacks
‘ Greek at 3:30; and at Low
| Gap at 8 P. M. y
J On next Wednesday the
; | Women’s Missionary Soc
piety will meet at the home
!of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rot
ha at 8 P. M. Mrs. John S.
jLeFevre is the leader.
METHODIST CHURCH
Church school each Sun
day morning at ten o’clock.
Morning worship at eleven
o’clock. “I Believe in the
Church” will be the subject!
of the sermon. The Clean j
| Life Club will meet Friday
afternoon at three-thirty
o’clock. Welcome to all.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our
sincerest appreciation for
the kindness shown during
the death of my Sister and
our thanks for the beauti
ful flowers received.
The Sister, Belle Whit
tington, and other relatives
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thousands of foresighted people, on farms all over
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' against the day when a full line of new replacements
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ITS YOUR DUTY TO THE BOYS. Those youngsters-your
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Burnsville, N. C.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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while I was on Tennessee
maneuvers and enjoyed it
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so far.
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YEAR’S MOST POPULAR PLAY
TO BE PRESENTED
AT BURNSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
FRIDAY FIGHT, APRIL 14
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE SENIOR CLASS
DIRECTED BY MRS. MAE YOUNG
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Anne Shirley has been created the *most lovable
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Matthew Cuthbert, who tan’t say that he does and
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Marilla Cuthbert, Matthew’s stern sister, thaws out
after Anne lives in their home for some time.
Other beautifully portrayed characters with heart
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FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 14, 8:00
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PAGE THREE
Mrs. Albert Powell of
Gatesville and Mrs. Robert
Ramsey, Jr., of E. C. T. C.
spent the week end with-
I their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. Z. Styles.
. WhitlmTCo. “B” 331st Med.
Bn. APO 443, Camp Atter
bury, Ind.
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