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Down Main Street j
Mary Martha Banks and
Frances Byrd will be home
this week to spend the
Christmas season.
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Miss Juanita Rush, home
agent, has left for a two
weeks vacation with rela
tives in Clyde, N. C. and
Miami, Fla. *
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Mrs. R. F. Powell and son
of Statesville are visiting
Mr, and Mrs. Delzie Styles.
Mr. Powell will join them
for Christmas.
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Yate s Bennett who has
been very ilUof flu for the
past week is now improving. l
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Mrs. Ralph Shepherd who}
teaches in Bakersville is
home for the holidays. Mr.
Shepherd, county agent for
Mitchell county, will join
her here for Christmas.
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Mary L. Butner is in Duke
hospital for examination'
. and treatment.
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Sgt. and Mrs. Wayne
Banner are here visiting re
latives. Sgt. Banner is sta
tioned at New. River after
returning from overseas.
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Clarence Byrd was here
this week tor a few days He
is with thfe state Highway
Patrol at Oxford, N. C.
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IAS the light of Christmas again brightenei M
•**■ our faces and lightens our hearts, we I *3
turn our thoughts from ourselves to help
others. For this is the spirit that first saw die $
light of day in a stable at Bethlehem, two |
thousand years ago, and which has as- II
t*« dured ever since. S
IMay God bless and protect you and your M
dear ones and bring happiness to your
home this Christmas season.
THE NORTHWESTERN BANK I
BURNSVILLE, N. C. |
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp g
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CALENDAR
Sunday, Dec. 23
The program of Christ
mas music will be presented
by the choirs of the three
churches at the Baptist
church at 7:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack B. Ray
have moved to the Presby
terian manse here. Mr. Ray
is county F.SA supervisor.
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L. V. Pollard was called to
Memphis, Tenn. Sunday
night on account of the ill
ness _of his father, J. A.
Pollard, who suffered a
j heart attack Saturday night
i Mr. Pollard passed away
j Monday afternoon.
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Sgt. and Mrs. Howard
Barbee and daughter have
gone to Concord, N. C. for
the holidays.
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Mr. and Mrs. MiJ/ton Jones
have moved to tfyeir new
| home near Camp Ray.
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GM lc, James Powell and
Mrs. Powell are spending
Christmas with Mrs. R. E.j
Powell and Mr. and Mrs..
Edwin Powell of Spencer. I
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Mrs. Marion Boone of
Winston-Salem is visiting
| relatives at Bolens Creek. |
YOUTH MEETING
The Baptist Youth Elect
ing will be held at the Bol
ens Creek church at 5
o'clock Saturday, Dec. 22 if
weather conditions will per
mit. ,
The group will have sup
per at 5, a social hour will
| follow then a short program
! will be given.
College students are es
pecially urged to attend.
College Students
Among the college stud
ents who will be at home
i for the Christmas vacation
are the folowing:
From Tusculum College,!
Patty Evans and Joyce
/King; from Mars Hill,
; Kathleen King, Grace Ed
■ wards, Wanda Sams, Lan
don Proffitt, David Peter
son, Doris Penland, Geneva
Hunter, Betty Huffman
Ray Riddle, Louise Ray,
• Leslie McCurry.
From Wake Forest, Lou
ise Jamer3on; from Bre
vard college, Evelyn Silvers.
Louise Proffitt ; from Cullo
whee, Mary Jo Brown, Opal
Whitson; from Sacred
Heart, Mary Jo
from Warren Wilson, Lal
jlage Johnson; from Carson
I Newman, Juanita Bailey;
| From ECT C, Jean Ben
| nett; from V P I, Hale Bry
• son, Bill Silver; from
! Greensboro college, Inez
Rusty, Charlotte Ray; from
jN. C. State Charles Prof-
Ifitt; from Berea, Wayne
I Proffitt, Louise Proffitt, j
i Ouida Hughes, Alden and j
Alton Noblett, Peggy John
son ;
From N. C. Woman's col
lege, Doris Brown, Hope
Bailey, Mary Frances Ham
rick; from Lees Mcßae,
Elizabeth Howell, Edward
Gardner; from Tocoa Falls,
Doris Styles, Dorothy Jean
Styles; from Maryville col
lege, J. T. Anderson.
RECENT r BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mrs.j
Johnny Deyton of Day!
Book a son, Dec. Ist.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Robinson of Burnsville Rt.
1, a son, Dec. 2nd.
Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Latt Edwards of Burnsville
Rt. 1 a daughter, Dec. 4th.
Born to Mr. and Mrs.
.Dock McCourry of Burns
ville a son, Dec. oth.
Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde King of Cane River
a daughter, Dec. 7th.
Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Laws of Burnsville
Rt. 1 a son, Dec. Bth.
STORES, BUSINESS
FIRMS WILL CLOSE j
TWO DAYS
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Stores and business firms
of the town will be closed
two days, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Dec. 25, 26.
This two day holiday will
give employees an extra day !
to spend at home.
PEOPLE ARE URGED TO
FEED THE BIRDS
Bird lovers here are urg- !
ing people of this section to !
feed the bird population,
during the severe weather
or many of the feathered <
j creatures will not survive. ;
; A snow of a few days works 1
a severe hardship on birds;
one which continues longer
than a few days is always
fatal to some of them.
Scraps of bread, suet,
crushed grain or fine seed
may be placed outside and
the birds will soon learn to
come regularly for their
feedings. It will be surpris- ;
ing to see how many birds j
there are—in one instance j
where they have been fed j
regularly since the snowlj
first fell, literally hundreds i
show up for their feedings, j \
Now is the time to insure \
our bird populations for the j
: coming months, and a little \
time taken for this work \
will repay in great dividends \
DAY BOOK NEWS !
Borneo Mr. and Mrs. M
Jake Tipton a son, Oscar H
|Floyd,( Nov. 29. \\
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vv yatt i j
and Mrs. Clarence Gibbs \
spent the past week end i i
with Mr. and Mrs. Jake';
Tipton •
Cpl. Dewey Pate has re
turned home from the Paci
fic and he and Mrs. Pate
are visiting Mrs. Pate’s par
ents here.
SMALL GRAINS SHOW .
FERTILIZER RESPONSE !
Ten field experiments of !
the Agricultural *Experi- \
ment Station show that !
the response of wheat and 1
other small grains to ferti-
lizer is related to the pre- j
viou s cropping systems and j
their associated fertilizer j
practices, says the sixty- j
seventh report of the Sta- j
tion, recently released by j
Director L. D. Baver of j J
State College.
In a system where heav- j
ily fertilized cotton had pre-15
dominated on a sandy loan l
soil, wheat responded only !
to nitrogen. Wheat grown J
in a rotation of wheat, j
sweet clover, and corn on a j
Davidson clay loam soil, ]
which had been lihtly ferti- j
lized, responded to phospho- \
ric acid and potash,
i Since much of the small
grain acreage is lightly fer
tilized, the station report
reminds farmers that they
should be careful in plan
ning their fertilizer requre- !
ments for small grains. Un- I
der conditions small i
grains respond to both a S
complete fertilizer at seed- S
ing and .a topdressing of \
nitrogen in early spring.
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A GOOD WAY to keep Christmas
il wdl is to bring joy to every-,
one we can. This, we believe, is the
spirit of this community . . . one
of the important reasons why liv
ing here affords such genuine
pleasure.
To you who have stood by us so
faithfully during the year 1945 we
wish a whole world of happiness
pressed into this Christmas season.
Merry Christmas to you and to
every member of your family. I >
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THE YANCEY RECORD
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I Every holiday k
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|f compare with Christmas. It is the f!
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p one time of the year when self-seek
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are united in one common attitude M
|| of good will towards our feilowmen. $
jf Our entire personnel Joins in wish-;
|j[ - ing Christmas joy to those whom we . ; - m-'
have served, and to others as well. . / jS
V Accept our sincere thanks for the m
~.k privilege of being of help in making
y, this Christmas of 1945 truly merry. §
1 JOHNSON & CO. ~ |
|| BURNSVILLE, N. C. ..1
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|| /vceept our hearty thanks
g , for the pleasant business associations of the
post year; Once again we say , t §
1 Merry Christmas! I
I* B. B. Penland & Son Lumber Company 1
Penland & Ayers Lumber Company |
BURNSVILLE, N. C. |
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