THURSDAY, MARCH 26,1648 Bi'«iiaiißiißiiaiiaiißiiiiiai{iiiaiiiiiaiiaii«iiaiißiiaiiaiiaiiaiiaitMi|Miairifi«iiaiiaiia,iai,si,a l iaiig,ia ll g| lllt ta t ,|| l f ( ytiiM l MM9* l aua | Down Main Street I J. S. LeFevre is ill of intestinal flu at his home, j It. E. Hennessee has been home for the past week from the University of North Carolina for spring vacation. Mrs. David Brendt and daughter, Karen, of SwarJ th more, Pa. will arrive •this week to visit Mrs. Brcndt’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Harris. Cpl. Hale Bryson was home on week end leave from Shaw Field, S. C. . David Covington will ar id ve Friday from Clemson College to visit Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Covington dur ing spring vacation. London Proffitt and Her man Bostian, students at! N. C. State college, have 1 been home for spring holi days, WOULD YOU GIVE THE NEW ARRIVAL A BIG GLAD HAND Saif 9t With ROWERS piam WILSON'S SPRUCE PINE, N. C. Day Phone 206 Night 242 POLLARD’S DRUG STORE i Local Representative ********** ****** ***********************>#>*>*.*>** ; x * f SAFETY -■ COURTESY j i TAXIS l i % j Phone 513 j | ZEB yOUNG TAXIS I i ~ ■ * ; BURNSVILLE, N. C. i * » * * SS\\\VSSVNNN\S\\NNN\>\\NN\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\%\\> Nof Ome Woman | £ In The United Slates jp / had a bank book of her s P own 100 years ago. She / couldn’t it was against $ P . the law! A year later in * legal right to own bank V £ accounts. | / Today, The Northwestern | / Bank is privileged to handle P many . accounts o f women p in this district. Whether fi they are Checking or Sav- 2 £ ings Accounts, we always '% $ endeavor to handle them in a manner that will please £ our clients. ? Os course this friendly bank 2 p has a cordial welcome to ALL new Accounts. I ' | THE NORTHWESTERN BANK ' BURNSVILLE, N. C. 5 f $ Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp David N. Low was home I from N. C, , State college during the past week. Betty Wray Hensley is ' home from Mars Hill col- : lege for a ten day spring j vacation. Among the students who i will be at home this week , end are Doris Penland, 1 Lve.lvn Briggs and Mary, Frances Hamrick from Woman’s College and Eve-1 lvn Hamrick from Wesley J an Conservatory. Mr. ar.d Mrs. John BJ Gibbs and son, John, of Athens, Ohio are guests of Mrs. J. B. Gibb's and Miss Lucy Gibbs. C. W. Robertson, former, ly of Yancey county, will undergo an operation of i the stomach at the Sinai hospital, Baltimore, Md., on Friday, March 26. Joyce King will be home! from Tusculum college on | j Saturday for the spring holidays . Mrs. Wallace Edge is visiting relatives in Woos ter, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Mc- Mahan and Hobart McMa han of Swannanoa, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McMahan, J. P. McMahan, Rothy McMahan, Mrs. Eva McMahan, Mrs. Edith Scott and Mrs. Roy Jones, all of Asheville, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Coffey and daughter and Mrs. J. E. Banks of Morganton were all here Sunday to visit re latives and friends. Mack B. Ray, county sup ervisor for the Farmers Home Administration is in Asheville for a two-day meeting. Nelle Bailey is home from Mars Hill for spring j vacation. Robinson. Smith Miss Ruby Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| George Robinson of Burns-! ville, William Lucius i Smith were married on i March 13 at the Presbyter-1 jian Manse here. Dr. Charles' tW. Harris officiated and only members of the im- i mediate families attended. ! | 1 i The bride wore a rose biege suit with black acces sories, and an orchid cor sage. 1 After a wedding trip to I Jacksonville Beach and St. | Augustine, Fla., Mr. and j Smith have returned to { | Burnsville where they will reside. Mr. Smith is the son of j K. C. Smith and the late Mrs. Smith of Burnsville. Griffith. Hilliard Miss Mona Lee «, Griffith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. 1 Tom Griffith of. Burnsville,! and Robert B. Hilliard, son |of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Hill ! iard of Micaville, were married in Georgia o n March 6. !HOME AGENTS NOTES ! Mrs. Corrine Grimsley of j Raleigh, assistant family life specialist, was guest speaker at a family life meeting held at the Meth-I odist church on Monday. Mrs. Grimsley discussed “Understanding and meet- 1 ing the needs of Teen. Age boys and girls .This was of particular interest to lead- 1 , ers of Young People’s! groups. After lunch Mrs. Grims ley gave a discussion of “Making and Keeping! Friends.” Approximately 3 5 at-' tended the meeting. There 1 were several guests from Mitchell county. IN MEMORIAM - w (In loving memory of our dear cotfdn. Rena Ray, who passed away Feb. 14, 1946». Two years it’s been since you have gone, And left us here, so sad and lone. We miss your sweet and smiling fact, No one will ever take your place. Memories keep you always near us; In our hearts you’re always there too— ' God keep you safely up above, And may you rest in peace, dear one we loved. (Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Ray). THE YANCEY RECORQ Alley-Anglin Miss Evelyn Alley, dau ghter of the Rev. and Mrs. |H. M. Alley of Asheville, | was married to Edward! Anglin, son of Mr. and Mrs.! I Bruce Anglin of Burnsville,) 'on March 6 in Clayton, Ga.| They are now residing in ! Asheville. Burnsville High School The senior Home Econo mics class members were hostesses at a Mother- Daughter dinner on Friday evening, March 19. The St. Patrick motif was featured* in the decorations and menu. „ Those-who, attended in cluded Mrs. Albert Parrish, Mrs. Bruce Anglin, Mrs. Bill Smith, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Charley Brown Mrs. W. W. Sorrells, Mrs. Luther Banks, Mrs. R. W. Ramsey, Alberta Parrish, Wilma Anglin, June and Zi.la Smith, Hope and Fre ida Brown, Mary Lou Sor rells, Mary Elien Banks, j Elizabeth Ramsey, Mary! Evelyn Hensley, Margaret j Black Deyton, Benolene; Silvers. Mary Blake Wilson,! Margery Ray, an dMiss! Clonnie Huskins. Junior-Senior Banquet The annual Junior-Sen ior banquet will be held Friday evening. The theme: is a ,‘Phaith, Phun and Phoolishness Pheast.” Billy Jean Ramsey will be mistress of ceremonies, and others on the after dinner program will include j Katie Penland, Ruth Lewis,! Ruth Banks, J. V. McMa-j han, Mary Ellen Banks, 1 . i Clara Dee Banner, Gene- j vieve Angel, Fox, Amaryllis H. Wilson and ! Alberta Parrish. The glee club will sing, with Mary Evelyn Hensley las accompanist. i Do This For COUGHING, MUSCULAR TIGHTNESS OP Child:: Cold WORKS Foit HOURS to relieve distress in the night even while your child sleeps! AT BEDTIME rub on i Vicks Vapoßub. Its relief-giving action starts instantly... : When you rub it on throat, chest and back, Vicks Vapoßub starts right to work to soothe irritation, ease cough ■ ing, relieve muscular soreness and 1 tightness. And Vapoßub keeps on working for hours m. m m in the night to \W |G K S bring relief. Try it! w Vaporuo VALVE-IN-HEAD is far ahead! ' —""" ruggedness and reliability! hr-Tir 1 In the world’s cham pion Chevrolet engine, the valves are located in the head of the cylinder, directly over the pistons . . hence the name, Valve-in- Head. 2 Valve-in-Head design provides faster intake of fuel mixture . . . and quicker and more complete exhaust of burned gases ... all of which contributes to better performance and economy. 3 Valve-in-Head design also permits a more i compact combustion chamber; and this, together with Chev- | CHEVROLETIS FIRST! ROBINSON CHEVROLET COMPANY Spruce Pine, North Carolina % ( 1 : DRESS UP FOR EASTER - { I - ~— ■ s % j % FOR THE LADIES ' ~ 2 $ % % June Fox and Georgianna Dresses Suits and Coats by Eisenburg fk |N| Avalon Blouses and Skirts ’■> Dress S andals, Pumps, and Play Shoes i FOR THE MISSES § 1 Beautiful Dresses in Rayon Crepes % J Sweaters, Blouses and Skirts Sandals and Oxfords . I FOR THE MEN N * Freeman and Rand Shoes Wings Sport and Dress Shirts Botany Ties and Sport Shirts k H o % Mallory Hats . « _ 5^ | Atujlin-Wentail j B. R. Penland hag been jn*yharlotte this week on business, and Mrs. Perlland has been visiting her moth er in Marion. I Dr. and Mrs. R. Dwight I Ware of Asheville were) guests during the week end 1 lof Mrs. J. Bis Ray and Mr. 1 and Mrs. Bruce Westall. I Jean Bennett will be home this week from E. C. T. C. Her room mate, Rachael Pleasant, will be her guest during the spring holidays. rolet's “Blue Flame” combustion, means more driving power for the pistons—less heat loss—and maxi mum economy. Valve-in-Head en gines are inherently easier to cool; and Chevrolet’s individual cooling of cylinders prevents waste of power—promotes efficient operation prolongs engine life. y ■■ v.w.w-.... r LA !I FT?ll^jr~7 Automotive experts and miNions ' of motorists agree: Valve-in-Head is far ahead because it gives an outstanding combination of performance, endurance, depend ability and economy.... Chevrolet—master builder of this master motor—has proved this by pro ducing more than 20 million Valve-in-Head engines during the past thirty-seven years—engines which hold the distinction of having delivered more billions of miles of satisfaction, to more owners, over a longer period, than any other power-plant built today! Chevrolet's World’s Champion Valve-in- Head engine is another powerful reason why CHEVROLET AND ONLY CHEVROLET IS FIRST'. .. another convincing proof that only Chevrolet gives BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST! PAGE THREE Janice Griffeth has re turned home and is improv ing, following an appendix operation two weeks ago. CARD OF THANKS | We wish to take this means of expressing our sincere gratitude to all of our friends whose kindness has helped us to bear the burden of the loss of our loved one. The Family of Harley Woody.

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