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THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1947 i Down Main Street I f * Miss Bess Lewis who has taught at the Pleasant Gar dens school in McDowell county during the pastj year, has returned to her home. Miss Della Tipton who also taught in Mc- Dowell county has return ed home. Mrs. Olive Belgarde, pre sident of the Burnsville: Woman’s Club and Mrs.! Ray Dent, president of the Spruce Pine Woman’s Club, left Tuesday for Wrights ville Beach to attend the N. C. Federation of Wom en’s Clubs Convention. Mrs. Julia / Mclntosh isj visiting in Hickory and Marion. Romie Burns left Tues day to visit his brother, Edwin Burns, in Washing- 1 ton, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hen sley and children are vaca tioning at Myrtle Beach, S. C. and enroute home will attend a Postmaster’s con vention in Columbia, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ayers and Miss June Ayers at tended graduating exercis es at Boone where Wilhel mina Ayers received her diploma. i S Announcing .... j | SUMMER CLASSES IN ART j Will Again be held in Burnsville | JULY 12 SEPTEMBER 6 j I -a # ■ # " I Instruction in Landscape, Portrait and Still Life, j lin Water Color and Oil will be offered. j | Studios in Nu-Wray Annex j **4**)M>*)M-****>* j r For Information Write 1 MR. FRANK STANLEY HERRING - 21 East 14th St., New York 3, N. Y. - \ i or * i | MR. EDWARD S. SHORTER j | Box 1374, Columbus, Georgia 4 | — mmmmmmmu OUR PRICES GO DOWN ! J Were - Now Women’s Sandals & Play Shoes $4.95 $2.98 • Women’s Sandals & Play Shoes 2.98 2.00 Boys Slack Suits 3.25 1.98 Men’s Work Shirts 1,41 to 2.63 1.00 to 1.95 Men’s Low Back Ovefalls .... 3.95 3.25 Boys Overall Pants 2.73 1.00 See Our Beautiful Line of Sport Shirts for Men and Boys, ' * ' MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS MEN’S ALL WOOL SPORT COATS * _____ . "ALWAYS, JUNE FOX DRESSES " Aetalipt & Weitall 7 BURNSVILLE, N. C. r CALENDAR , _ r _ Sunday, May 25 ;! The Community church 'service will be held at the Baptist church at 8 o’clock. Monday, May 26 The Men’s Club will have the regular supper meeting at the Baptist church at S. K. Hunt, executive' j secretary of the Western; 'North Carolina hospital as-j sociation, will be guest; speaker. Tuesday, May 27 The American' Legion 'Post and auxiliary unit will ! meet at the court house at 8 o’c}ock. Miss Ethel Boone who has been teaching in the' j Andrews school is at home.j j Mr. and Mrs. Sol Evans' ’are here from Detroit for a week’s visit. Carolyn Justice who has been ill of pneumonia in the Marion hospital has re turned home and is im proving. J. R. Burton is visiting relatives here. J. R. Jr., and; son came down with him 1 and have returned to Flint, 1 Mich. ELLIS-SILVER Mr. and Mrs. Carnie O’Neal Ellis of Burnsville i and Hickory have announc- < ed the engagement of their ; daughter, Miss Jenoise Ellis, to Carl Edward SilveV, Jr., son- oT‘ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Silver of Micaville. < The wedding will take place in early winter. Troy Ray and Dover R. Fouts are in Jackson coun j ty Yn a fishing trip. Charlotte Ray left Wed i nesday for Chicago where ! she will visit friends for several weeks. Mrs. J. W. Young of Stovall is planning to come up for a week’s visit here and to attend graduating exercises a t Cullowhee where her daughter, Mar garet, will receive her dip loma. ■ Clyde and Mary Louise I Young who have attended ; school at Boone have re- j turned to their home at Celo. Mr. and Mrs. Vance SiT- j versos Swiss, are at home’ after taking a trip to Syra-, jcuse and Schenectady, New , i York. They also visited i friends at Elmira, N. Y. | Mrs. Russell Beaver of | Swiss, is visiting with her sister at Weaverville. Mrs. Bill Wilson and dau- ' ghter, and Carmon Byrd, all of Richmond, Va. are 1 visiting their sister, Mrs. 1 Horace Shepherd of Swiss. J Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Byrd ; and Mr. and Mrs. S. ' \V. i Byrd of Dallas, Texas have : been visiting relatives in the county. It is the elder ! Mr. and Mrs. Byrd’s first visit to Yancey county in 35 years. Mary Lou Sorrells is now sin Columbia, S. C. where she is employed as a nurse’s aid in the Columbia Gener al hospital. Mrs. Sorrells plans to visit relatives in Vicksburg, Miss. • Mr. and Mrs, Frank Briggs of Waggener, S. C., ' were here last week for a ; visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Briggs. Young Van Bel- i garde returned home with them for a visit. Mrs. J. E. Banks and da ughter, Betty Jo, were here for a week end visit with relatives and friends. THE YANCEY RECORD TOLEDO NEWS Mrs. Roper of Johnson City, Tenn. will begin next Saturday night, at 8-o’clock a series of Bible' studies in the book of St. John at Har ris; Memorial church. The public is invited to be pre sent. Visual Education is popu lar at the present so she plans to use the Script-O graph in teaching the mira cles of that Gospel. If pos sible the Green Mtn. church bus will bring people from; there and any along the road who wish to attend. Burnsville High School Student Council Officers Are Installed Student Council officers for the next school term; took office at an installa-j tion service which was held I at the school on Wednes day evening. Ruth Banks is president; Genevieve Angel, vice pre sident ; class councik-monr-' bers: Peggy Parrish, Mary Evelyn Hensley, Dorothy i Black, Katie Hutchins, Dev ice Woody, Bobby Connelly, Franklin Woody and Aaron Wilson. Bryson flew home from San Antonio, Texas for the week end. Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Rob ertson and Mrs. Clyde Whittington have returned from a trip to the coast and with relatives in Wil mingto'h, Nebo and Ruther fordton. Mr. and Mrs. Carmon McMahan of Hillsboro and their twin sons are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McMa han. Mack R. Ray, FHA sup ervisor, and Miss * Irene Edwards, assistant super visor, attended a district conference in Statesville on Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Rob erts, 1 Mrs. George Roberts and Elizabeth Ann Roberts are at the beach for a week’s vacation. | %. ~ ° k | Co&uftltUuj. you'll Need. . . . i To PAINT UP FIX UP 1 I FAINTS & VARNISHES .... & %‘TI ‘ ‘ J Complete line of Paints and Varnishes for your every j Painting* Job. - k v 2 ji WALL PAPERSi Trim ReadY-to-Hang \ C Wallpapers, and Sherwin-Williams Wallpapers in many - Colors and Patterns. | Trimz Ready-to-Hang Paper Draperies for every room in the home. X OIL WATER HEATERS S \ \ j LIVING ROOM SUITES BED ROOM SUITES 1 BURNSVILLE FURNITURE & HARDWARE CO. $ PHONE 191 | ; - YOUR G. E.. DEALER • | - (|J^ . GARDEN CLUB The Garden Club Calen dar has been planned as follows: May Meeting: Mrs. W. L. Bennett, hostess; Mrs Troy Ray, leader. June Meeting: Mrs. V. J. Gooodman, hostess; Mrs. Jay Evans, leader. July: Picnic at Camp Ray August: Mrs. R. N. Silver, hostess; Mrs. D. R. Fouts, leader. September: Mrs. Fred ! Proffitt, Mrs. W. W. Hen nessee, hostesses; Mrs. W L. Bennett, leader, m October: Mrs. George Robinson, hostess; Mrs. R. N. Silver, leader. November: Mrs. J. A. Watson, Mrs. C. H. Burton, hostesses; Mrs. Mack B. ! Ray, leader. | HOME AGENTS NOTES The Jacks ,Creek Home Demonstration -club will meet Monday, May 26 at 2 at the home of Mrs. Adrian Buchanan. The top ic for discussion is “Under standing Our Families’’. The Ramseytown club" will meet at 2 o’clock Wed nesday, May 28 at the home of Mrs. Bessie Tipton. p* About 4,500 farm work ers were killed and approx imately 300,000 farm work ers were injured last year. National Farm Safety Week will be observed dur ing the week of July 20-26. * High-School Graduates CHOOSE YOUR CAREER . IN A GROWING /[J*! PROFESSION! ?\ - flt- / —opm to girl* under 35, ™ li*gL-»ehuol *r»dn»te«»nd ' / Vk\ co'.Wv; gtiU. } t —*!> cpiiortatkjtlei every :V« frrtufnUK none. bee frr lw*li e*;Wr end MW t n, fi.r i(« ' iiIV v.il'on t$ 4> ymi fl B vcv4 V.' e-t-.-rnestng. -j According to the Nation al Fire Protection Associa tion, farm fires destroy ap- J | S/LEX COfFEE SHOP ! * i * HOURS: 6 A. M.tolOP. M. % * * . ¥ Weeker Is 6 a. m. to 11 p. m. a ' i v t * SUNDAYS: Open 6P. M. J * * ★ 4 J Opening Soon: Drive-In Curb Service in Park- * ★ * J ing Space Next Door < J ★ 5 ★ + * < XX-X-X-X-XXX-X-XXX-X-XXX-X-XX- X-XXX XXX-X-XXX-X-XXX-X-XX-X-XXX-XXX-X-XXX-* * AUCTION I § SATURDAY, MAY 24th at 1:00 P. M. J | THORNBURG FARM | I ALEXANDER, N. C. on U. S. 70 &25 I i 7 ROOMS FURNITURE Including | Be Antiques FARM EQUIPMENT | > Super DeLuxe Tudor Sedan 11 1 /* Ton Chevrolet Truck * / 25 _1 /2 ft. Roycraft House Trailer, $ * Completely Equipped. | ROBERT RAMSEY, Auctioneer . 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