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THE YANCEY RECORD
ESTABLISHED JULY, 1936
Editor Mrs. C. R. Hamrick
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Published Every Thursday By
YANCEY PUBLISHING CO.
A Partnership
Entered as second-class matter November 11th, 1936, at the
Post .Olfice, at Burnsville, North Carolina, under the Act of
March 3, 1879.
CLEAN-UP WEEK AT
COURT HOUSE
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All Citizens of the Town
of Burnsville who are inter
ested in seeing the County
, ”ourt House have a MUCH
DEEDED CLEANING, are
asked to meet on Saturday,
3ct. 5, at Ip. m. We have
several volunteers, but will
need all who will give their
services. Come prepared to
do a few honest hours work
.oward this much needed
project. J
Farmers ....
All Types Heating Stoves
Buy Early
All Feeds
School Supplies
JOHNSON & CO.
General Supplies!
YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVES
TER DEALER
BURNSVILLE, N. C.
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MORE THAN HALT yOUR LIFE
IS SPENT IN yOUR HOME
—ENJOy IT MORE!
DO YOU TAKE PRIDE IN TH E APPEARANCE,
COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE OF YOUR HOME?
OR 1)0 YOU ENDURE CONDITIONS THAT MAY
RE IMPROVED SIMPLY AND AT LOW COST? RE
MEMBER, YOU SPEND MORE THAN HALF YOUR
TIME IN YOUR HOME. YOU CAN ENJOY IT MORE
RY MODERNIZING.
DON’T GET TOO DISCOURAGED
BECAUSE IT IS SO HARD TO GET MATERIALS,
AND BECAUSE SO MANY SHORTAGES STILL EX
IST. WE KNOW THAT THE UNCERTAINTY IS
DISCOURAGING TO BUILDERS, AND THAT YOU
MAY FEEL A HESITANCY IN CONTINUING >0
CALL. BUT WE WISH TO KEEP IN TOUCH WITH
YOU AND TO ASSIST YOU IN EVERY WAY
POSSIBLE.
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“A FIRM IS KNOWN BY THE CUSTOMERS IT KEEPS”
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B. B. Penland & Son Lumber Co.
LUMRER-PAINTS-BUILDING MATERIALS
BURNSVILLE, N. C.
When the above cleaning
is done, we hope that the
public will take pride in
! keeping this public proper
ity in a respectable condi
: tioi)(
Many unpleasant remarks
1 have been made by the tra
| veling public about the un
sanitary and unsightly ap
pearance of this building.
In keeping with the beau-j
ty of our town, let’s get:
together and beautify this;
important central building,
i There will be signs post
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High School News \[
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Bald Creek High School
The 11th grade has elect
ed the following class offi
cers: President, Ruth Buck
ner; yice president, Betty
Neill; secretary, Paula Mae
Higgins; treasurer, Earl
Buckner; reporter, Jean
Carr; for student council,
Mauveline Tomberlin, Bar 1
ton Edwards.
The following chapel pro-'
gram was given: devotion-:
al, Robena Penland; Caro
lina, Paula Mae Higgins;
State Flag and Seal, Joe
Phillips; Natural Resour
ces, Ruth Buckner; Our
School, Betty Neill; famous
North Carolinians, Ada Lee
Buckner; Manufacturing,
Earl Buckner; Some Things
IN. C. Needs, Marie Mathis;
I “The Old North State”,
Aldine Banks.'*
The class had a picnic
supper at Camp Ray and
went to the theatre follow
ing the pibnic. The chaper
ones were Jack Mclntosh
and Miss Hattie Phoenix.
Class reporter Jean Carr.
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Micaville High School
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Micaville 4-H £lub had [
the first meeting of the; (
year September 16th. Two,
members of the club dis-|
cussed their trip to Raleigh.!
During the first meeting ,
the officers for the first ’
semester were elected. They
are as follows:’" President, '
j Louise Huffman; vice pre
sident, Wayne Silver: secre-j
tary and treasurer, Norma
Hall; club reporter, Marie,
Gibbs; song leader- Kath
leen Howell.
ed in regard to throwing re-'
fuse or in anyway abusing'
this public property and
this will be strictly enforc
ed in the future.
COME ON NOW! Wom
an’s Club, Men’s Club, Gar-
Iden Club, and all others in-!
terested in this civic im
r provement.
THE YANCEY RECORD
Burnsville High School J
4-H CLUB I
The Burnsville 4-H Club J
has named the following I
officers: President, Aaron j
Wilson; vice president,
Mary Evelyn Hensley; sec- I
retary, Charles Gillespie; ]
reporter, Sarah Hamrick; ]
J song leader, Tommy Tilson.” (
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1 The* following commit
| tees have been named by ]
ithe Student Council:
j Lunchroom: sponsor,-
I Miss Huskins; chairman, j
June Smith; Ethel dayton,
, Patt Greene, June Hughes,
Mary Davis, Clyde Young,! 1
Jr., Frank Wilson, Benolene!
; Silvers, Charlene Gardner, 1
j Jeanette Smith, Re bah
Banks, Hazel Hensley, Geo-j
rgia Jack Gris
; fith.
Assembly: sponsor, Miss
; Ray; chairman, Llewellyn
Ray, Hope Angel, Peggy
Ann Fox, Evelyn Hamrick,
Peggy Jean Huskins, Freda
[Brown.
High School Building:
■sponsors, Miss Ayers, Mrs.
Robert?on, Mr. V. Wilson;
chairmen, J. V. McMahan
and Barbara Atkins; Jack
Griffith, Burdette Johnson,
Charles Lee Griffith, Jack
Edge, Frank Fox, Lillian
Watts, Annie Ruth Smith.
Katie Penland, Benolene
Silver, Zelda Riddle.
Elementary Bui Id i ng:
sponsors, Miss Hensley, Mr.
Guss Peterson; chairman,,
Tommy Tilson.
High School Grounds:!
sponsor, Edwin Wilson;!
chairman, Bobby Connelly. !
Elementary Grounds:!
sponsors, Mrs. Randolph,;
Mrs. Wilson; chairman, Jr. !
! Atkins.
Office Help: sponsor, Mr.
Tomberlin; chairman, Patt
Greene; Doris Boone, Jam
es Gardner, R. M. Peterson.
Finance: sponsor, Mrs.
■ Howell; chairmen, Frances
Riddle, Rutli Banks, Clara
Mae Smith; Betty Wray
Hensley, Amarylis Hutch
ins, Lucy Bailey, Elizabeth
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
All persons will take notice that
the hereinafter described portion
of Prices Creek Voting: Precinct,
Yancey County, North Carolina,
will be transferred from Prices
Creek Precinct and incorporated
and included in Burnsville Pre
cinct, following the publication of
this notice as provided by law,
and the names and party affilia
tion of all persons now registered
in Prices Creek Precinct and liv
ing in the hereinafter described
part of said precinct will be trans
ferred from the Registration
Books of Prices Creek Precinct
and placed upon the Registration
Books of Burnsville Precinct by
order of the Board of Elections of
Yancey County, North Carolina,
and prior to the General Election
of November 5, 1946. All persons
residing in the hereinafter describe
ed portion of Prices Creek Pre
cinct and not registered in said
Prices Creek Precinct and who
shall be eligible to register for
the General Election of November
5, 1946, shall register with the
Register of Burnsville Precinct at
the Courthouse in Burnsville. N,
C., while the Registration Books
shall be in the hands of the Re
gistrar for Burnsville Precinct and
on Saturday, October 12, 1946,
Saturday, October 19, 1946, and
Saturday , October 26, 1946.
The portion of Prices Creek
Township and Precinct hereby
transferred from Prices Creek
Precinct to Burnsville Precinct is
as follows:
BEGINNING at the West end
of the State Highway Bridge
across Cane River at the Prison
Camp and running West with the
South Margin of State Highway
No. 19E. to the intersection of
the Phipps Creek Road with High
way 19E.; thence a South course
up the main height of the ridge
to the Top of Jump Off Knob;
thence down with main height of
the ridge to the Bill Ray Gap;
thence down with the main height
of the mountain from the Bill Ray
Gap to the Dam of the French
Broad Rural Electrification Cor
poration across Cane River; thence
down with said river to the BE
GINNING.
This September 10, 1946.
J«s Hutchins, Chairman, Yan
cey County Board of Elections.
Bill Atkins, Sec. Yancey County
Board of Elections.
Luther Ayers, Member, Yancey
Cgunty Board of Election*.
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A.nn Roberts, Charles Lee'
Griffith.
Hospitality: sponsor,
Miss Huskins; chairman,
Barbara Angel; Clara Mae
Smith, Elizabeth Ramsey,'
Jakie Dayton. Danny
Fouts, Ruth Lewis, Wilma [
Anglin.
Library: sponsors, Miss
Ray, Miss Ayers; chairman,!
Ruth Banks; Billie Jean'
Ramsey, Charles Gillespie,
Clara Dee Banner, Paul
Barton.
P. T. A.: sponsors- Miss
Ray, Miss Ayers; chairman,:
Peggy Parrish; Clyde
Young, Jr., Sarah Hamrick,
Frank Wilson, Doris Boone.
Student Aid: sponsor,
Faculty; chairman, Clara
Mae Smith; Junior Atkins.
Clai a Dee Banner, Peggy
Parrish, Genevieve Angel,
J. V. McMahan, Helen Wes
tall, Doris Styles, Sarah
Hamrick, Robert Tilson.
Publicity: sponsors, Mrs.
Robertson, Miss Ayers;
chairman, Ma r y Ellen
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Banks; Evelyn Hamrick,
Max Gardner, Leland Wes
tall, Betty Lee Fox, Amary- ,
lis Hutchins, Clara Dee
Banner.
Recreation: sponsors,
Mrs. Robertson, Miss Hus-,
kins; chairmen. Betty Wray
j Hensley, Ruth Banks; Rom
ie Burns, Billy Brooks Wil
{son, Alberta Parrish, Tom
'my Ayers, Bobbie Ruth
Banks, Robert Tilson, Betty (
Sue Gibson. Tommy John-;
j son, Lel a Bodford, Ingry,
Noblett, Aaron Wilson, 1
[Mary Lou Sorrells.
Patrols: chairman, J. T.
Fox; Bolens Creek: Brow
' nie McPeters, • Burdette
Johnson; Brown’s Store:
Bobby Brown, Arnold Gre
- gory. !
Riverside: Max Roland.
, Jack Evans; Windom: Lela
Bodford, Reece- Brinkley,
t Pensacola: Jessie Wilson,
Junior Atkins.
Mine Fork: Elmer Byrd,
; Jeanette Smith; Georges
i Fork: Jack Griffith, Ray
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1946
ATTEND COLLEGE
The following students
who have not already been
listed have left to attend
To Greensboro College:
Inez foufty.
To Woman’s College,
Greensboro: Doris Brown.
To Cullowhee: Ralph E.
Neill, Jr., Mary Helen
Neill, Faye Ellen Edwards,
Chrales Edwards,
i To N. €. State: John Lee
Ray.
| To Mars Hill: David Pet
,erson.
i To Tenn. Teachers Col- r
lege: Robert Rtter^pi.
Honeycutt; Banks Store:
Reba Banks, Margaret
Black.
Hall Patrol: Clara Dee
Banner, Alberta Parrish,
Peggy Parrish, Leland
Westall. Jack Autrey J. E.
Wilson, J. C. Styles, Frank
! Fox.
Street Patrol: P. H. Rid
i die, Max Gardner, Jack
Griffith, Honeycutt.