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Dr. and Mrs. Cameron F.|
Mcßae were in Boone last'
Saturday where Dr. Mcßae
attended the initial pro
gram in Resource-Use Ed
ucation a t Appalachian
State Teachers College.
Miss Hope Buck, district
field director for eastern
Tennessee for the Ameri
can Red Cross, has return
ed from New Orleans whe
re she was sent six weeks
ago to aid in Red Cross dis
aster relief following the
tornado which struck that
section.
9 Mr. and Mrs. Norris
Hoyle and son were the
week end guests of Mrs.!
Hoyle’s mother, Mrs. Geo
rge W. Anglin.
Betty Wray Hensley of
Mars Hill college was home
for the week end.
During the past week
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Eng
lish had as their guests
Mrs. Cecil Angel of Way-(
land, Ky., Mrs. Perry Sex
ton of Asheville and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Webber of
Denver, Colo. Mrs. Webber
is the former Virginia
Angel. _
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NEXT YEAR? WHAT?
Next Year you may not
have as much money to
spend as you have this year.
Times may be different
with you who knows
The Smart person today is
either buying government
bonds or starting a savings
account—to take «scare of
any shifting or financial
* conditions should they oc
cur. This bank in ready and
anxious to help you in your
financial matters at any
V time. Drop in and we’ll give
you any advice we can—
and willingly.
THE NORTHWESTERN BANK
BURNSVILLE, N. C.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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\ Thursday, Nov. 20
The Methodist Woman’s
. Bible class will meet with
i Mrs. W. W. Hennessee at
3 o’clock.
Sunday, Nov. 23
i A special community
.(Thanksgiving service will
. be held at the Baptist chur
. ch at 7:30.
; Tuesday, Nov. 25
Members of the Ameri
i can Legion Post and the
auxiliary will have a sup
|per meeting at the Burns
■ ville school lunch room at
,7:30.
j Mrs. Laura Roland of the
Riverside community who
. has been ill for several days
is much improved.
A. P. Honeycutt has re
turned from a month’s visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
'Honeycutt of Leavenworth,
' Kansas. While there he en
'j |Oyed some very good
j Pheasant hunting.
; Born to Mr. and Mrs.
-Jack H. Galloway of Char
lotte a son in the Mission
hospital, Asheville on Nov
ember 17.
WOMANS CLUB
Thursday night, Novem
ber 13, the Woman’s Club
of Burnsville met at the
home of Mrs. L. G. Deyton,
'who was assisted as hostess!
by Mrs. James Ray, Mrs. 1
Lewis Tappan, Mrs. W. W.!
Hennessee, Mrs. Kiffen
Hennessee, Mrs. A. E. Par
rish aftd Mrs. Ernest Ban
ner. v
During the business ses- !
sion it was voted that the
club cooperate in moving
the- shrubbery which has
grown too large on the
Square, and with the Gar
den Club in replacing the!
Street markers.
Mrs. Lee Yelton, the sec
retary, has moved to Flor
ida, and Mrs. A. E. Parrish
was elected to serve the
remainder of the club year.
Mrs. D.. R. Fouts presented
a Peace program competi
tion, sponsored and carried
out by the county high
schools.
The program, subject of
which was “Decorating j
Your Homo with Wallpap
er”, was in charge of Mrs.!
Wrn. Banks, who was most!
ably and pleasantly assisted
by Mrs.\,C. L. Proffitt, Mrs.'
J. H. Ray, Mrs. Mark Ben-j
i nett, Mrs. J. B. King and I
Mrs. Ernest Banner. They -
presented a very interest
ing discussion on the use
and kind of wall paper as
used in the homes of today.
Many samples were shsown j
The meeting adjourned!
to meet December 18 at the
home of Mrsr C. P. Ran- j
dolph. Club members, plea
se note this date is the
third Thursday in Decern-1
ber. The hostesses served a,
desert course during the
social hour. Mrs. Rush
Wray of Charlotte, was a 1
guest of the evening.
Yancey Record:
I have .been receiving the
Yancey Record for tlfr past! •
four years now and I al
ways look forward to it 1
every Monday morning.
~ I want to express my ap
preciation for the paper
every week. I’m sure I can
say this for the other ser
vice men as well as for
myself.
I haven’t received the ■
Record now for four weeks,
but of course that is due to
the recent change in my
address. I would appreciate
it very much if you would
send it to my new address.
The Record is the only
way I have of keeping in
contact with the things
that happen in Burnsville
and the county.
John C. Ayers, Cox, U. S.
S. Y. G. 45, Mine Warfare
School, Yorktown, Va.
Dempsey Hopson is spen
ding some time in Parkdale,
Colorado, assisting V. L.
Mattson.
Miss Linna Gambill of
West Jefferson, district
home supervisor with F. H.
A., is in Yancey county this i
week visiting the F. H. A.
families.
Hope Bennett underwent
a tonsilectomy in Asheville
last week.
A Baby your watch
AFTER. WE REPAIR IT
WE DO THINGS BIGHT
C. H. HILLIARD
Burnsville, N. C.
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THE YANCEY RECORD
RIVERSIDE NEWS
Mrs. Glenn Brooks of
west Asheville visited Mr.
and Mrs. Dave McKinney
■last Friday.
James B. Gardner is
home on a 15 day leave
!from Texas.
Mrs. Amvßoland is visit
ing her daughter in Erwin, 1
Tenn.
j Mr. and Mrs. Seth Laugh
run of Asheville visited
friends and relatives here
last week end.
Mrs. Ella McKinney cele
brated her (16 th birthday
on Tuesday, November IS
i with a big birthday cake]
| and gifts and good wishes
from friends and relatives.!
FOREVER AMBER”
WILL BE SHOWN AT l
YANCEY NEXT WEEK
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The film version of Kath
leen Winsor’s “Forever
Amber” will be shown at
(the Yancey Theatre next
Wednesday and Thursday,
'November 26 and _27.
| The production is magni
ficently done in technicolor
{with the wonderful eostum
jing of England during the
j period of the reign of
: Charles 11. j
The well chosen cast is!
Iheaded by Linda Darnell as
Amber, Cornel Wilde, Rich- ]
and Greene, George Sand
ers, and all those in sup
porting roles were carefully
! chosen for the production.*
To The? People of First
Baptist Church and
Yancey County
We deeply regret that
we were unable to perform
for you on Sunday night of
November 16. Circumstan
ces beyond our control
made it impossible to. pre
sent. our program of music.
We shall be looking for
ward to performing for
you at a later date.
Robert C. Howell, Busi
ness Manager, Lees-Mcßae
College Choir.
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Make This Christmas a "Home Christmas”
With Gifts of
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Fine Futniture
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Living Room Suites, Dining Room Suites, Lounge Chairs,
Platform Rockers, Radios.
r Electrical Appliances
Ranges, Refrigerators, Home Freezers, Ironers, Irons,
Water Heaters, Automatic Blankets, Washers, Toasters,
, Hot Plates.
Home Furnishings
L Linoleum, Fine Cooking Utensils, Dishes, Venetian
Blinds, Rugs.
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- Baptist Church
The pastor, Rev. B. J.
xMclver, will have for his
sermon subject on Sunday
morning “Ascribing Our
Thanksgiving Unto God”.
At the evening service,
Dr. Harris will be speaker j
for the community Thanks- 1
giving Service. The Wea-:
verville Quartet will sing. 1
Presbyterian Church
At the 11 a. m. service'
'Dr. Harris will speak and
the Weaverville Male Quar
tet will sing. Everyone wel
come.
A community service will
be held at the Mine Fork
1 church at 2:30.
! On Wednesday, Novem
|ber 26 at 7 p. m, a covered
dish supper and kitchen
shower will be held, follow
ed by a service conducted
by the Missionary Society.
! Born to Mr. and Mrs.
, Danjpn Fender of Detroit,
>' Mich, twin sons on Novem
ber 12.
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PURCHASE HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Olson Pem
berton recently purchased
f the home on Orchard Drive
'from Ralph McNeil. Mr.)
Pemberton is a member of
the faculty at Burnsville
high school.
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RECENT BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dee
Curtis, Oct. 9, a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Blevins, Oct. 22, a son.,
To Mr. and Mrs. James
Allen, Nov. 6, a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Buck
Fox, Nov. 6, a daughter.
! To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
.McLaughlin, Nov. 7, a dau
ghter.
j To Mr. and Mrs. John
Black, Nov. 11, a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Clate
Miller, Nov. 16, a son.
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