THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1950
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Down Main Street
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Dr.„jCharles W. Harris
left last wtek for an ex
tended visit in Florida. He
is now in Miami.
Mrs. Mollie Howell is
still confined to her home
because of a broken foot
which she suffered two
weeks ago. .
Mrs. R. Y. Tilson has
been very ill of virus pne
umonia for the past two
weeks but is improving
now.
Mrs. Harold Ashber and
baby have returned from
the hospital and are now
at home on Orchard Drive.
Betty Sue Gibson, is un
dergoing treatment at St.
Joseph’s hospital Asheville
Mrs. J. B. Clouse has
bpeo • ill-for the past week.
Mrs. C. M. Whisnant
and daughter returned
home Tuesday from the
hospital.
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Box 201 Burnsville, N. C.
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CALENDAR
Tuesday, Feb. 21
The Burnsville P. T. A.
will meet in the high
school library at 7:30.
Friday, Feb. 24
The Garden Club will
meet at the home of Mrs.
H. G. Bailey at 8 o’clock,
Monday, Feb. 27
The Men’s Club will
meet in the school lunch
room With members of the
P. T. A. as hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Pow
ell have returned from a
visit with their daughter
in Ithaca, N. Y., and with
other relatives.
A. 7. Jamerson is at
tending the Evangelistic
conference of the State
Baptist Convention iri
Greensboro this week.
SWISS NEWS
George Tangii of Hawaii
a student at Mars Hill
Co|h?ge, spoke at the Sun
morning service at Mt.
Pleasant.
the evening service,.
Arthur and James Gilles-i
pie, also of Mars Hill Col
lege, showed a picture of 1
mission work in China.
Their father, Dr. Arthur
Gillespie, was for many I
years a medical missionary
in China and the boys
grew up there.
Program at Micavilie
The Music department
of Micavilie High School
under the direction of Mrs.
Lillian Robinson, will pre
sent a musical program
Thursday evening, _ Febru
ary 16th at 7:20 o’clock.
The program is free of
charge and all parents and
patrons of the school are
urgently invited to attend.
The main feature of the
evening will be the Tonette
and Rythm Bands. Also on
the billing are Twirlers
Club, and vocal numbers by
Primary and Grammar
! grade children.
Burnsville High School
Semester Honor Roll
The following high scho
,ol students are listed on ;
the first semester honor
roll:
Ninth Grade
“A” Shirley Styles.
‘ B” Gail Joy
ce Fox, Sue. Harris, Mary
Hensley, Nellie Hensley, I
Jeanette Hughes, Eloise
Styles, Daphne Wilson,
Douglas Allen, David Buc
kner, Knarld Carroll.
Tenth Grade
' TA” Nelda Peterson,
Ena Kate Smith, Irma Sty
les, Frances Wilson.
“B” Maude Blankenship,
Mildred Blankenship, Kat
ie McDowell, Vaughtie
McPeters.
Eleventh Grade
Barbara Atkins, Louise
Black, Agnes Blankenship,
Nell Blankenship, Arthelia
Brinkley, Nancy Buckner,
Louise Burleson, Virginia
Caldwell, Mary Louise
Evans, Doris Fox, Lucille
Fox, Jeanne Gaddy, Mary
Lou Hall, Mabel Phillips,
Evelyn Watson Riddle,
Doris Styles, Peggy Styles,
Helen Westall, Reece Brin
kley, Franklin Woody.
Twelfth Grade
Fred Fugate, Charles
Gillespie, Charles Parnell,
Robert Tilson, Arliss
Young, Hope Angel, Pau
line Banks, Sue Banks.
Montez Blevins, Billie Jean
England, Betty Brown
Fox, Betty Sue Gibson,
Sarah Hamrick, Sue Koe
nig, Llewllyn Ray, Eliza
beth Ann Roberts, Selina
Robinson, Annie Ruth
Smith, Jeanette Smith,
Jessie Wilson, Rheba
Woody.
Friends have learned
here of the sudden passing
of Mrs. Eva Ligon, mother
of the Rev. D. A. Mcßight,
in Premont, Texas._ She
had been visiting the Mc-
Rights but was preparing
to return to her home in
Sheffield,, Ala. when she
suffered a heart attack.
Funeral services and bur
ial were held in Sheffield.
Burton Baxter is slowly
improving from injuries
he received when he fell
through the barn loft 3
weeks ago at his home.
Ransom Edney, George
Gibbs, James Hall and
family of Spruce Pine vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Baxter
Sunday.
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"THE YANCEY RECORD
NEWDALE NEWS
Jorge Vigilone and fam
ily of Buenos Aires, Ar
gentina spent the last two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Byrl Young. Mrs. Vigilone
is Mrs. Young’s sister. Mr.
J Vigilone is greatly enjoy
ing the scenery in western
'North Carolina, especially
the Parkway and Mount
Mitchell.
I Approximately 300 At
tended funeral services for
Will Green which were
held at Martin’s Chapel
Saturday. *
Mrs. licy Johnson is
very ill in Baptist Hospi
tal, Winston-Salem.
Mrs. Clyde Young Jr. is
improving after a recent
operation. "
Jake Thomas of Fort
Bragg visited his wife dur
ing the week end. Mrs.
Thomas has been ill for
several days.
LIBRARY NEWS
The Yancey County Book
mobile schedule for the
next two weeks has been
announced as follows:
Friday, February 17. Celo
Post Office, 9:30 a. m. Celo
School, 10 a. m.; Harvard
School. 11 a. m.; White Oak
Creek Road, Co-op Store,
12 noon; R. S. Ballew’s
Store, 12:30 p. m.; Locust
Creek School, 1:00 p. m.
j Busick, 2:00 p. m.; Rock
j Creek, home of Mrs. R. L.
Rector, 3:30 p. m.; Middle
Creek, 4:00 p. m.
Thursday, February 23:
Bolens Creek, home of Mrs.
Sol Harris 9:30 a. m.; Pen
sacola School, 10:30 a. m.;
[Murchison, Mrs. Emma
Hensley’s Store, 1:00 p. m.
Vixen Post Office, 2:00 p.
m.; Concord, home of Mrs.
J. G. Low, 2:30 p. m.
Friday, February 24:
Bakers Creek School, 10:00
a. m.; Banks Creek, home
of Mrs. Cliff Hensley, 11:30
Prices Creek School, 12:30
p. m.; Bald Creek, home of
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Wrenn in Garner.
Mr. and Mrs. George
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Mrs. Hershel Holcombe,
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Delzie A, Styles who has
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pital, Swannanoa for trea
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Born to Mr. and Mrs.
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a daughter Feb. 11 in Nor
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WANTED: Record Player
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