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Doris Penland, Evelyn
Briggs and Mary Frances
Hamrick are homes from
Woman’s College,' Greens
boro for the holidays.
Charles .Hamrick is home
from State College t o
spend the Christmas vaca
tion.
- R 4 ~ E. Hennessee and
Mary Jo Parrish are home
from the* University of N.
C. for the holidays.
Joyce King is here from
Tusculum College for the
Christmas season.
.Martha Bailey, Dick Bai-j
ley and Peggy Johnson ar
rived Saturday from Berea!
College to spend the holi
days at home.
Mrs. L. M. Rary of Salis
bury will be; the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Roberts
during the holidays. James
Young of Columbia, S. C.,
is now visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs, James Am
rovvood of Bet* Log? have"
announced the arrival of a
daughter, Norma Jean, at
the Marion General hospi
tal, on Dec. 14.
Mrs. M. M. Bailey and l
daughter, Nelle, are spend
ing the -holidays with rela
tives and friends in Tampa,
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mcln
tosh of Burnsville announce;
the arrival of a daughter,
Dec. 19 at the Norburn hos
pital.
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J Mrs. D. M. Sholes has
; been very ill of flu at her
home on Bolens Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Low
and sons are spending the!
Christmas season with re-!
latives in New Canaan,!
Conn. ■
Mrs. J. E. Banks and dau
ghter will visit relatives
here this week.
Joe Goodin, Jr., is home
for the Christmas holidays.
Mr. dhd Mrs. John B.
Gibbs are here to spend the
j holiday season.
I Eddie Beeson is home
(from Emory University
and Marie from Agnes
Scott college to spend the
holidays.
Daphne Butner arrived
Saturday from Washing
ton for the h didays.
Coronation Service
Eight queens will b e
crowned at the Baptist
Girls’ Auxiliary Coronation
Service which will be held
at 7:30 on Monday evening,
December 30 at the Burns
ville Baptist church.
{ Miss Ruth Provence, W.
M. U. executive secretary.,
will attend. Those who will
receive crowns from Miss
Provence are Evelyn Wat
son Riddle, Ethel Dayton,
; Annie Smith, Clara Belle
McDowell, Peggy Ann Fox,
Marjorie Harris, Zul a i
, Smith, and Zetta Edwards.
SEVERS-PATE
Mrs. Mary C. Severs of
Bald Creek has announced
the marriage of her daugh
ter, Miss Mary Chadwick!
Severs, to J. R. Pate, son of
Mr. J. R. Pate, and the late!
Mrs. Pate of Bald Creek. |
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lon Friday evening, Decem
ber 20 in Greenville, S. C.,
Iwith Judge. Gullet officia
ting. The only attendants
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Swann of Asheville, sister
and brother-in-law of the
groom.
The bride was dressed in
an ensemble of forest green
with black accessories, and
she wore a corsage of Talis
man roses;
Mrs. Swann wore a suit
of gray gabardine and her
corsage was of red roses/
Mrs. Pate is a member of
the Senior class of Bald
Creek high school.
Mr. Pate attended ' v Bald
Creek high school. He re
cently received his disch
arge from the Navy after
serving sixteen mopths.
The couple will reside in
Asheville after Mrs.. Patel
graduates in the spring. j
WOMANS CLUB
The Burnsville Woman’s
club held its December,
meeting at the home of 1
Mrs. C. P. Randolph with
| Mrs. Jay Edge, Mrs. Her
shel Holcombe, and Mrs.
I Mark Bennett as associate
hostesses.
During the business ses
sion reports from standing
committtees were given.
Mrs. D. R. Fouts gave a re
port on “State Parks” tak
en from the December issue
of the clubwoman’s maga
zine.
Each member of the club
donated food and clothing
for the needy to be distri
buted by the welfare com
! mittee.
Plan for obtaining a pro
jector to show a film on
“America the Beautiful”
were made and then the
president passed out to the
members pamplets on,
“Buying War Bonds”.
Mrs. James Ray, program
leader, gave a very interest
ing and impressive program
on “Christmas”.
Mrs. L. G. Deyton gave
the. scripture reading from
Luke. Mrs. D. R. Fouts gave
a talk on “Lights on Christ
mas” which was followed
by Mrs. J. S. LeFevre who
discussed “Flowers at Chri-.
stmas.”
Mrs. G. L. Hensley gave
the “History of Carols” af
ter which the members of
the club sang verses from
“Silent Night, Holy Night,”
“Hark, the Herald Angels
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wishes for yovi for a Merry Christmas. 1 .
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Miss Zenebia Edwards,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson S. Edwards of Bur
[nsville, and Joseph Greene,
json of Mr. and Mrs. N. D.
j Greene of Cliffside, N. C.,
were married on Dec. 19 at
the home of the Rev. Tho
mas Laurence of Cliffside.
Mrs. Greene, a graduate
of Asheville college, is a!
member of the Cliffside
faculty. After a wedding
trip the couple will reside
in Cliffside.
Sing,” ”0 Little Town of
Bethlehem,” accompanied
by Mrs. Kenneth Robertson.
Mrs. Clarence Burton
sang, “Silent Night, Holy
Night.”
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Christmas Program
A Christmas service will
be given at the Pleasant
Valley Baptist church on
Monday, December 23, at
7:30. The program will fea
ture the singing of Christ
mas carols and a short
Christmas message. An in
vitation is extended to alf
who wish to attend.
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spend the Christmas vaca
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| Cecil Angel is home xrom
Roanoke, Va .t o speiid
Christmas week with his
family.