THURSDAY. JULY 4. 1946
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Miss Juanita Young, dau-j
?hter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.;
foung of Micaville, is inj
he Caldwell hospital at:
Lenoir because of injuries
received in a car wreck
Saturday afternoon. She
suffered a fractured skull
and cuts and bruises, but is
making satisfactory prog-j
ress. She was attending
summer school at Boone.
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Mrs. Dave Hylemon of
Cane River and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Styles of Mar
ion are spending the week
with Sgt. Dave Hylemon
who is in the Walter Reed
General hospital, Washing
ton, D. C. They also plan
to visit friends in Penn.,
before returning home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Will Young!
and children of Gastonia
were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Fillmore Young over the
week end.
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Elizabeth and Rachael |
Messick of Yadkinville’
have been guests of Hope 1
Bailey during the past week.!
They were classmates at
Woman’s College.
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Bob Cheadle of Asheville
was over for the week end.
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Mrs. C. M. Cheadle who
has spent several months
with her daughter, Mrs.
Gene Bowyer in Coral
Gables, Fla. is now at the
Sunshine nursing home,
Asheville.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dellin
ger of Asheville \v ere
guests of relatives here
during the week end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wes
tall. Misses Lena Banner
and Louise Silver visited
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Young
of Bakersville Sunday. Mr.
Young recently underwent
an operation.
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Monday, July 8 (
The regular supper
ing of the Men’s Club willl
be held. j,
Tuesday, July 9 p
The Baptist Woman’sji
Missionary Society will!;
I meet at the church at 3:30. ! (
The Business Women’s
Circle will meet at the -
church at 7:00 o’clock.
Miss Martha Plonk, for
mer F. S. A. assistant sup
ervisor for Yancey and Mit
chell counties, visited fri
ends here this week. Miss
Plonk resigned her position
in 1943 to enter service with
the WAVES. She received
her discharge a month ago.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Scott
left Monday for New Bern
after a month’s visit here.
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Mrs. Carroll Rogers has
returned to her home here
after a month’s visit in
Miami.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eng
lish and son of Detroit are
j spending a week with Mrs.
Louis English here. .
Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Swadley of Washington, D.
C. are visiting relatives in
the county.
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Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Good
[ man and son visited relativ
es in Concord during the
week end.
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Mrs. J. F. Keith and son
Bill of Asheville visited ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Stamey j
during the week end.
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Dale Banner who is at
tending Tenn. State Teach
ers College at Johnson City
w r as home for the week end.
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Shirley Green of Thomas
ville. N. C. is the house
guest of Charlotte Ray.
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Mack B. Ray, Miss Irene
Edwards and Mrs. Frank
King of the local F. S. A.
Office will attend a con-!
ferenee in Statesville Mon
day. >
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank King
and Joyce King attended
the centennial celebration
at Harmony Grove Baptist
church, Nebo on Sunday.
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Mrs. Clay Davenport of
Clintwood, Va., is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Rasse Proffitt.
JOHNSON-PENLAND
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. John- t
son of Toledo, announce (
the marriage of their dau-
ghter, Kathleen, to Max (
Penland of Burnsville, on
Sunday, June 30, at 9 (
o’clock a. m. at Zion
tist church.
The bride wore a white,
eyelet two-piece dress,?
w’hite hfyt and gloves, withL
other accessories of black. 1
Her corsage was of white
orchids.
Miss Juanita Bailey, cou
sin of the bride, played
“The softly pre
ceding the ceremony, and
Miss‘d Ada Lee Bailey, also
the bride’s cousin, sang “I
Love You Truly”. The Rev.
J. E. Hall, Baptist minister,
performed the single ring
ceremony before an 'altar
decorated with flowers and
evergreens.
Miss Johnson is a gradu
ate of Clearmont High :
School and attended Mars
i Hill and Warren Wilson
colleges. Mr. Penland is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. B. 8.l
5J Penland of Burnsville and
ij is a graduate of-Burnsville'
\ High School. He spent
three years with the U. S.
Marine Corps.
The couple left early
3 . Sunday for a trip through
■Northern United States,’
and Canada, after which
• they will reside with the
• groom’s parents in Burns
n ville.
Bob Andrews has accept
-- ed the position of physical
7 - education director at Bre
e vard college for the sum
mer session.
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George Blake who grad
uated from Berea college
in June is now attending
Columbia University.
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Mrs. Charles Hutchins at
tended a conference of
Probation officers from
ten southern states which
was held at Blue Ridge
last week.
Maynard Morgan o f
Clinchco, Va., is visiting Mr.
amF Mrs. W. S. Beeler.
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Mrs. Carl C. Ray and
l Mrs. W. A. Briggs of Jacks
Creek will leave the Ashe
ville-Hendersonville airport
at 6:07 a. m. for Charleston
S. C. via Delta Air Lines
They will reach Charlestor
at 8:30 a. m. and plan tc
, spend the latter part of tht
day at Folly Beach. The\
will be week end guests o:
? Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Millei
;• of Charleston, and on theii
. return home will be accom
panied by Mrs. Miller.
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GARDEN CLUB
The regular meeting of
the Garden-Club w r as held
on Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. V. J.
Goodman, with Miss Aldine
Pleasant as hostess.
Mrs. Troy Ray was pro-
Igram leader, and presented
!Rush Beeler as guest speak
|er. Mr. Beeler spoke on
i the origin and history of
.the rose, and its influence
jin poetry, music and paint
ing.
A social hour follower
during which refreshment
were served.
TOLEDO NEWS :
Mrs. R. A. Peake, Miss I
Kathleen Peake and Cor- j ■
inne Gornto visited their i
relatives, Mr. and 'Mrs. i
Sam Peake in Kingsport. I
Tenn.
Miss Zola Letterman who; ■
has graduated in nursing •
is spending a few days rest-.
ing at home before taking •
up regular work.
The Green Mtn. church ■
had special services for the j •
Ex-soldiers Sunday night. ;
The pastor of the Deyton i;
Bend Methodist church-who h
w T as a veteran of World *
War I preached.
Miss Biddy" Randolph, *'
since the death of her moth-! j
er is making her home with J
her sister, Mrs. Emory I
Riddle in Burnsville.
Miss Osina Newton is
spending the week at River
jyiew church near Green
'iMtn., helping in a vacation
? Bible school.
HOME AGENT’S NOTES
Cane River—A demon
stration on canning will be
given at the home of Mrs.
Carl Riddle, Friday, July 5,
at 2:00. % j
Busick —The home de
monstration club will meet
, with Mrs. Nola Robinson,
.Monday, July 8 pX 2:00. 1
l |Mrs. Robinson will give a I
|demonstration on “Soap |
‘Making”.
J Toledo—A demonstration |
: on“ Shoes and .Feet” will be |
• given at the'home of Mrs.
J. C. Turner,r Wednesday,
July 10 at 2:00.
i Willing Workers Club —j
3 . Will meet with Mrs. Ruth
''Horton Wednesday, July
t 10 at 7:30.
l > Pensacola —A canning de
>• monstration will be given
n at the home of Mrs. Vivian
0 Jamerson Thursday, July I
e 11 at 2:00. '
y Arbuckle—A demonstra
f tion on preparing a meal in
r a pressure canner will be
r given at the home of Mrs.
i* Bessie Robinson Friday i
July 12 at 2:00.
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Quarterly Conference
The regular quarterly
conference of Higgins Mem
orial church was held Sun
day. The district superin
tendent, A. C. Gibbs of,
Asheville was present and
preached at the evening
hour.
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