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THURSDAY, APRIL 4,1946 i Down Main Street i . Mrs. Genevieve Dennis has returned to Pittsburgh, Pa. after a visit here. ** * * Howie Bingham who is a student at the University of Richmond was the week end guest of Evelyn Briggs. ** * * Mrs. James Sledge of Brevard spent the week end here with relatives and friends. —« ** * * Rev. and Mrs. A. Z. Jam erson were called to Marion because of the illness of Mrs. Jamerson’s mother. •« • • Mrs. B. R. Penland, Mrs. G. L. Hensley, Dawson Briggs and Rey. A. Z. Jam erson attended the State Baptist Sunday School con vention held this week in Winston-Salem. * —» « - Mr. -and Mrs. Kennith Hensley of Valdese visited relatives here during the week end. * t t * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kimt of Shelby spent the week end here with rela-j tives. # * * • Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blalock and family have returned from Lily, Pa. where they visited. *- » * Among the students who have been home for spring vacation are Louise Jamer-; son, Joyce King. Doris Brown, Hope Bailey, Mary Frances Hamrick. ** * * Mrs. Welzie Riddle, Sr., Mrs. P. B. Wilson, Mrs. Sol Evans and Mrs. J. C. Pow-j ell left Monday for Floren ce, Ala., where Mrs. Powell; will join her husband who! will be stationed there for some time. j Guaranteed .... Why Keep Your Money at Home when each Account is Guaranteed in the amount of $5,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation? Pay Your Bills by Check and you will Have a Receipt. THE NORTHWESTERN BANK) Burnsville, N. C. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp EDGE’S DEPT. STORE BURNSVILLE, N. C. SALE AGENT -FOR- . Miltex DRESSMAKERS (WT\ of NEW YORK! SC9O Flf iJ ’■ IS SIZES 12 TO 52 JtMj? Half Sizes 18>/ 2 to 24 Vi toQ Junior Sizes 9to 17 , ■ if \ ■i | aiia , i«iiaitatiaiiatt«rti Sl i ail » l ,t, , ianatiaiia«iaiiaiianaiiaiiauai CALENDAR Monday, April 8 "Ladies’ Night” will be held at the Nu-Wray Hotel at 8 o’clock by the Men’s Club. The Business Woman’s Circle will meet at the Bap tist church. ' Tuesday, April 9 The Baptist Missionary Society will meet at the church. Thursday, April 11 The Woman’s Club will meet with Mrs. C. L. Prof fitt. Mr. arid Mrs. C. E. Dell inger of Asheville were here for the week end. GARDEN CLUB The Garden Club met with Mrs. Troy Roy on March 29th. H. G. Bailey was guest speaker and was introduc ed by Miss Aldine Pleasant, program leader. Mr. Bailey, speaking as mayor of the town, suggested different ways in which the club could cooperate with the town authorities in improv ing the appearance of our town. He also commended the club for its previous re cord of service and prom ised his assistance in carry ing out some of its projects.' The president, during the business session, received reports of committees, an nounced some changes in the schedule of the club and welcomed an unusually large number of visitors. Flower arrangements were judged and flowers sent to sick friends. Mrs. Holleinan won the monthly door prize, a potted plant. SMITH-DUNCAN Miss Grace Smith, daugh ter of Mr. Willard Smith and the late Mrs. Smith of Cane River, and Roy Dun- 1 can, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan of Rt. 1,1 Burnsville, were married at the Elk Shoal church on| March 30. The bride wore a suit ofi yellow wool crepe with brown accessories. Her flo-j wers were a corsage of yel-! low rbses. The Rev. R. D.| Ponder of Mars Hill offi-1 ciated at the ceremony. The church was decorated with evergreen and mixed spring flowers. Mrs. Duncan is a gradu ate of Bald Creek high school. Mr. Duncan has ser ved two years with the United States Army. After a wedding trip in the Eastern part of the state Mr. and Mrs. Duncan will be home at Rt. 1, Bur nsville, N. C. BURNS VILLE SCHOOL 1 Honor Roll, 7th Month ! I Bth Grade “A” Danny Fouts, Char les Gillespie, Max Roland, Robert Tilson, Arliss You ng, Bobby Connelly, Hope Angel, Reba Banks, Sarah Hamrick, Llewellyn Ray,* Elizabeth Ann Roberts, An nie Ruth Smith, Loyce ! Woody. “B” Charles Lee Griffeth, i Charles H. Parnell, Bobbie , Ruth Banks, Virginia Sue Banks, Betty Brown Fox, June Ramsey, Janette Smith, Jessie Wilson, Vir ginia Riddle, Montez Pet erson. 9th Grade "A" Dorothy Black, Lela { , Bedford, Katie Penland, Marjorie Riddle, J. C. Sty les, Leland Westall, Phillip Banks, J. V. McMahan. “B” Genevieve Angel, i Lucy Bailey, Ruby Brink ley, Betty Lee Fox, Peggy , Ann Fox, Charlene Gard - ner, Hazel Hensley, Geor- : I gia Hutchins, Doris Kirk j patrick, Billie Wilson, Frank I Fox. 10th Grade “A” Clara Dee Banner, , Evelyn Hamrick, Peggy Parrish. “B” Juanita Alley, Mary Ellen Banks, Ruth Banks, < Freda Brown, Hope Brown, ■ Betty Wray Hensley, Mary . Evelyn Hensley, Peggy Jean Huskins, Alberta Parrish, Benolene Silvers, June Smith, Mabel Watts, Betty 5 Jean Wilson, Mary Blake 1 Wilson. s 11th Grade “A” Martha Bailey, Clara Mae Smith. “B” R. E. Hennessee, Carl Mclntosh, Gene Woody Carrie Blankenship, Mary Davis, I’att Greene, Louise Penland, Frances Riddle, Very In Turner, Mildred, Westall, June Wilson. Cpl. Clarence Fortner of Burnsville and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Price of Marion spent the past week end in Nashville, Tenn., where they attended the W. S. M. I “Grand Ole Oprey.” Jimmy Alvoid Honeycutt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Honeycutt, of Ramseytown I was born at the Higgins I Clinic Sunday, March 31. « CARD OF THANKS j We \yish to thank our I many friends and neighbors for their greatest sympathy and kindness in the death of our beloved son and bro ther, Frank Tallent, and al so many thanks for the beautiful flowers: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tallent Mrs. Arnold Whitson, Mrs. Floyd Miller. THE YANCEY RECORD DAY 8008 NEWS Mrs. Naomi Bennett is ill at her home, Green Mtn. Helen’Styles who is at tending school at Jonesboro Tenn., was home last, week end visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Styles. Mrs. Henry Hughes of Jenkins, Ky. spent a part of last week here visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hill and family have been visit-j ing relatives in Henderson | ville and Canton. Patty Piercy visited her sister, Mrs. Guy Wiseman: in Spruce Pine last week. J Mrs. L. K. Peterson of Cromona, Ky. was here vis iting relatives last week. Mrs. D. R. Bailey and sons of Micaville were vis iting relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Maude Byrd is im proving after being sick for several weeks. % Mrs. R. F. Peterson was in a Johnson City hospital for. treatment last week. Mrs. LT. S. McCourry has been sick the past week. Presbyterian News Next Sunday the Low Gap Sunday School will meet at 10 o’clock, and there will be the observance of the Lord’s Supper at 11. Sunday School at Denlin ger Memorial at 10:30. Thej Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper at 2:30 p. m. j Sunday School at. Mine Fork at 2 p. m. followed by ( the worship service at 3, with Dr. Charles Harris preaching. The Sunday Schools at Higgins, Banks Creek and Upper Jacks Creek church es will meet at 10 a. m. All are cordially invited to these services. NOTICE The District Health Of fice will be closed each! Thursday afternoon throu gh October. Charles Brown, Sanitar ian of the N. C. State Board of Health was in Burnsville the past week assisting Jake F. Buckner, district sanitarian in a rat poison ing campaign. H. O. Bealmear, District State Sanitarian of Ashe ville was in this district last week working with the dis trict sanitarian. An eight per cent increase in the number of honey bees in the nation has been I set as a goal for 1946. j MmSoaps, urn in wwmsi SCHOOL LUNCHES More than $1,768,000 in assistance had been provid ed by the U. S. Department of Agriculture for the scho ol year through February to help provide nutritious and well-balance mid-day lunches for North Carqjina school children, it has been disclosed. Approximately 224,204 children, in 923 schools, availed themselves of hot lunches in January, records indicating a total of 3,796,- 394 individual lunches were served. Though many scho ols otherwise eligible are not availing themselves of school lunch program assis tance, he said the program is now in successful opera tion in 99 of the state’s 100 counties. The school lunch program sponsored at the state level by the U. S. Department of Agriculture under an agree ment with the State De partment of Education, is operated locally by non profit' sponsoring groups. Each lunchroom is a com munity project,, and spon soring groups are reimbur sed up to designated amou nts for each meal served. QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS oueto EXCESS ACID Fr M ßo°k T rt , ,. ,H#, n . Tr #4rtnwwtttult Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing °f‘he WILLARD °fdißlr©«s arising from Stomach Art POLLARDS DRUG STORE Burnsville, N. C. PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS COSMETICS When Buying Medicines or having a Prescription filled in ASHE VlLLE—take it to JOHNSON’S DRUG STORE 22 NORTH PACK SQUARE IPs Your Prescription. So bring it to us for accur ate compounding and reasonable Prices. Johnson’s Drug Store is now owned and operated by JOE & CHARLES RADFORD Shop at Johnson’s and Save Money BABY FOODS ICE CREAM DRINKS BURNSVILLE SUPER MARKET ‘PHONE 207 * \. • Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Complete Linen of Meats and Groceries at Prices you can afford WEST MAIN STREET r- J OWNBD & OPERATED B Y IVAN M. PETERSON i**. ANNOUNCEMENT ' I hereby announce myself as a Candidate for Sheriff of Yancey County, subject to the will of the Democratic Convention the 13th day of April, 1946. If nominated and elected I shall serve the people of Yancey County faithfully and honestly to t he best of my ability. TERRY HALL Asbestos Shingle Roof or worn outiy 1 * For Farm Needs . . . ! 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