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| Down Main Street j
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Plato- M. Penland and B.
R. Penland are attemling.
the annual meeting of the
National Hardwood Lum
berman’s Association i n
Chicago this week.
Mrs. Madge B. Byrd re
signed her position in the
Burnsville high school to
take a *job as Kindergarten i
Supervisor with the United
States Civil Service at
Camp Lejeune, N. C. Mrs.:
Byrd will leave the latter
part of Sept.
Edward S. Shorter and}
Rush T. Wray visited fri-|
ends and relatives'in Char-,
lotte this week.
John Eugene Pipes is en
tering' Chapel Hill this fall
where he will continue his
studies in Public Health.;
During the past year he at
tended Lynchburg" college, j
Betty Hensley is secre
tary in the office of Dr. C.
M. Whisnant.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison
Ramey have moved from
the Duncan apartment to
the H. C. Smith house in
northeast Burnsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashton
Ramsey and Mr. and Mrs.
Tless Styles are moving to
the Wray apartment house
across from the Nu-Wray.
Margaret Banks has re
turned from an Asheville
hospital where she under
went treatment for facial
injuries received in a car
wreck ten days ago.
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Tuesday, Sept. 23
Members of the Ameri
can Legion Post and Auxi-,
l liary will meet at the court
'house.
The meeting of the Wom
an’s Bible Class of the Met
j hodist church has been post-;
poned until Wednesday,
Sept. 24th, instead of Sept.
19. The meeting will be held
'with Mrs. W. K. Boone at!
;3:30.
i Burnsville High School
! The Senior class of Bur-:
■ nsville high school has elec
ted the following officers
.for the 1947-’4B term:
C President, Mary Ellen
j Banks; Vice President,,
j Jack Evans; Secretary,^
; June Smith; Treasurer,
Ruth Banks.
The grade mothers are:
Mrs: Bill Smith, Mrs. Luth
er Banks, Mrs. Edd Banner,
Mrs. Bruce Anglin, Mrs. Joe
Young, Mrs. A. E. Parrish,
Mrs. Sam Huskins, Mrs.
George Brown, Mrs. Blake
Wilson, Mrs. Leland Pollard
Mrs. Charles Brown and
Mrs. Henry Lewis.
A number of families of
the Bolens Creek commun
ity left today for a camping
trip in the Great Smokies.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Banks
have moved to their new
jhome on West Main Street.
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At 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning, August 27, ir |
Danforth Chapel, Berea
College, Kentucky, Miss
Peggy Ann Johnson became
the bride of Harvey Gene’
. Rutnoski in a dpuble ring
J ceremony perforined by the
Dayton Hulburt. Mrs.
Rutnoski is the only daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Jbhnson of Burnsville and
Mr. Rutnoski is the son of
'Mrs. E. H. Brown and Zig
' muiid Rutnoski of Detroit,
Mich.
The marriage vows were
; spoken before a baek
!ground of white gladioli
land fern interspersed with
| lighted tapers in branched
I candelabra.
A program of music was
; presented by Mrs. Woodrow
I McKinney, organist, and
Dr. Paul Green,' vocalist.
, j Selections included “Moon-
Might Sonata”, “Leibes
traurn’, “The Rosary’, “An
jdantiilo in I) Flat’, “Becau-j
se’ and “At Dawning’. The I
|traditional wedding march-!
ies were used. $
The bride was given in;
marriage by her uncle, Maj
or Alonzo Roberts. Her
wedding dress was an orig
inal model of satin with
a vefl of illusion, caught
j with a bancte.au of orange
blossoms and seed •, pearls,
She carried a white prayer
book topped with a white
orchid. Her only ornament
was a string of pearls, the
gift of the groom.
| Miss Hedy Swanson of
| Grove Hill, Ala. was maid
pT honor and Edward Jen
j nings of Berea was best
man. John Robbins of Pat
riot, Int Land Fred Ambrose j
of Berea were ushers.
After the wedding a. re-j
ception was held in the
Fireside Room. The bride’s
table _was., covered with a
lace cloth and centered with
a crystal bowl of late sum
mer flowers. A three-tiered
wedding cake was at one
end of the table anck-the;
punch bowl at the other, j
Following the reception j
the couple left for a wed-1
ding trip before returning I
to Berea- College where!
both are students and plan!
to continue „their studies,
there. He is a veteran of
World War 11, having ser-j
"ved in the Army Air Corps
for three years.
CANIPE-SMITH
Miss Dorothy Canipe, da
ughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Canipe of Tipton j
Hill, and Elwood Smith, son !
of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.Smith
of Burnsville were married
at Clayton, Ga. on Sept. Bth. j
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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mc-
Callum announce the birth!
of a son, Robert Wilson,
on "Sept. 1 6, at Sibley Mem
orial hospital, Washington,l
D. C. Mrs. McCallum is the
former Mrs. Lillie Wilson
Ramsey, only daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Wilson
of Rt. 1, Burnsville, N. C.
Mrs. C. R. Hamrick visit
ed relatives and friends in'
Americus, Ga., during the
past week end. *
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Miss Julia Anne Wilson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl W. Wilson of Bald
Creek, was married to John
l\ Laughriidge, son of Mr. !
'and Mrs. J. T. Laughridge
of West Asheville, on July
-29 at the Bald Creek Metho
dist church.
The Rev. C. M. Smith of
Burnsville officiated. The
church was decorated with
greenery and white flowers
and a program of .wedding
music was presented hy
Miss Pauline Sprinkle of
Charlotte and “riMiss 'Doris
Shoilman of. Crarherton.
The couple entered* to
gether, unattended. The!
bride wore a softly tailored
| gray suit, with gray and
black accessoies and a cor
sage of white rosebuds.
Ushers were Charles Wal
lace of Fernandina, Fla.,
and J. Robert King, broth
er-in-law of. briide, of
Newark, Del.
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jin the Norburn hospital,
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Harris Family Reunion
The Harris family reum
ion was held at the Carolina j
Hemlock Campground Sun
day. Visiting friends were
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Padgett;
and son of Erwin,, TennJ
•Nancy Jane Maynard of
Richmond, Va., Doris Craw-!
(ford of Asheville, Mr. and'
Mrs. Charlie Carroway and!
family of Asheville, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Harris of
Asheville, and Mrs. Daniel
Carroway of Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Robin
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with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Robinson and friends of
Micaville... 1
Miss Nancy Maynard of.
Richmond, Va. has return- :
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with Mrs. Avery Wyatt.
Mrs. T. M. Young who
has been seriously ill is
slowly improving.
Miss Alice Broome of
Aurora, N. C., is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Roberts.
Mr. and Mbs. Bill Pen
land and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Byrd are visiting in
j Washington, D. C. and;
points of interest in Vir-1
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Mr. and Mrs. Luther
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PAGE THREE
Sue Banks left last week
for a 3 weeks visit with
Mrs. Banks’ parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. L, Valvick of
Duluth, Minn. They also
plan to visit points of inter
est in Canada and New
lYork while away.