Thursday mmcmet 'A i«rr
I Down Main Street
Mrs. Julia Mclntosh vis
ited her sister in Marion
'this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Merritt E.
Robertson and children of
New Windsor, Md. are vis
iting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Z. Robertson.
Dr. Robertson is recuper
ating from a recent opera
tion.
W. C. Ramsey is confin
ed to his home because of
an attack of flu.
Joshua Banks hajgi been
ill of flu at his home- for
-'the past week.
Mrs. Ned Wilson is very
ill at the. home of her son,
Verriie Wilson.
Willie IVI. Hensley who
has been very ill of a
infection; is still not able to
return to school.
A. G. Edge is in Norburn
Hospital for treatment.
Jerry Holcombe has been
ill this week but is improv
ing.
The Rev. F. R. Barber
has been ill of flu for the
past week.
Mrs. Albert Powell and
son of Statesville are visit
ing Mrs. Delzie Styles who
has been sick.
Grover Huskins celebra
ted his 06th oirthday Sun
day and a family dinner
was held at the home.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Ben
nett and Mrs. E. L. Briggs
have returned from a trip
to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mooney of Asheville were
here for the week end.
Mrs. Cornelia Nicholson
who has been ill for sever
al weeks is now at the rest
home at Celo for treatment
Mrs. James Ray and son
Garry have been ill of flu
for the past week.
Mrs. Ralph Young has
been .ill for the past few
days at her home.
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“BRING ITS YOIJR 2 FOR 1 SALE ORDER BLANK”
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2 Packages of QUAKER PUFFED
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BRING THIS ORDER BLANK TO OUR STORE
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Offer void unless this'order blank is signed by customer and sale !* made
in accordance with the terms of this offer. Customer must pay any sales
| tax on Quaker Puffed Wheat or Rice received. I—
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BURNSVILLE SUPER MARKET
WEST MAIN STREET BURNSVILLE, N. C.
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CALENDAR
Thursday, Feb. 23
The Lion’s Club will meet
in the Club Room of Rob
erts and Johnson Home
Service Department.
Friday, Feb. 24
The Garden Club will
meet with Mrs. Troy Ray
at 8 o’clock.
Monday, Feb. 27
The Men’s Club will meet
in the Burnsvill School
lunch room at 7:30.
Tuesday, Feb. 28 ,
Members of the Legion
Pose and Auxiliary will
meet at the Memorial
Building at 6:30. The bus
iness session will begin at 8
i o’clock. .
Thursday, March 2
The Methodist Woman’s
Society of Christian Ser
vice will meet with Mrs. W.
L. Bennett at 3 o’clock.
PROFFITT-BATES
The marriage of Mrs.
Mildred Hoyle Bates and
Fleet York Proffitt was
solemnized Sunday after
noon in the First Baptist
Church of Asheville in the
presence of relatives and
close friends.
The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Harley Hoyle of 15 White
Fawn Drive, and Mr. Prof
fitt is the son of -Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Proffitt of Bald
Creek.
The Rev. M. W. Chap
man officiated, and a pro
gram of wedding music
was presented by Miss Mil
dred Thomas, organist.
After the ceremony the
couple left for a wedding
trip through the South and
upon returning will reside
in Bald Creek where Mr.
Proffitt is associated with
his father in the mercan
tile business.
ior view of the modemly
appointed dining room,
which with a completely
electrically equipped kit
chen and comfortably fur
opened this coming week
end on the second floor of
Roberts and Johnson Lum
ber Company at Burnsville.
The facilities of the rooms
are being offered lay the
firm as a public service
feature without charge as
a meeting place for all
civic, educational, business
and religious organizations
"in Western North Carglina
You Are Cordially Invited To Attend The
Formal Opening
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, February 23-25th
At BURNSVILLE, N. C. of
Roberts And Johnson Lumber Co/s
Club & Dining Rooms
REFRESHMENTS PRIZES
In expression of appreciation of the patronage and cooperation accorded this firm by many people
and numerous groups in this mountain area, and in order to be of further assistance i n encouraging
the work of worthy public spirited organizations, we are opening this new department for FREE USE
by any and all CIVIC, EDUCATIONAL, BUSINESS AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS AND
LIKE GROUPS IN YANCEY AND ALL WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA COUNTIES, as a meeting
place, day or night, for their business or pleasure. Such organizations are invited to avail themselves
of the facilities of this beautifully furnished combination CLUB AND DINING ROOMS, which con
sist of a completely electrically equipped kitchen, well-appointed dining room and a comfortable lounge
or club room. In addition, the services of our Home Economist, Mrs. Elizabeth Gibbs, will be yours in
the club rooms without charge. Reservations for the club room should be made in advance by contact
ing Mrs.” Gibbs
During formal opening days Thursday, Friday and Saturday, REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SER
VED and the following Free GIFTS will be given away: Three Radios, Electric Mixer, 22 Rifle, Pres
to Cooker, Electric Broiler, Electric Irons, Felt Rugs, Electric Clocks, Heating Pad, Electric Toaster,
Silex Coffee Maker, Fly Rod, Casting Rod, House Paint.
Roberts And Johnson Lumber Co.
• Phone 14 Burnsville, N. C.
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View of the modern kit- W- . ■ if
chen, with 11. W. Johnson B||B|| B- # £'
on the right, and members p; - j§Nf *
of the Presbyterian Mis- 1 *
sionary Society as they t jEflfv 111
prepared dinner in the-kit
chen. Mrs. Gibbs, home ec- ip \\ JHL
onomist for the firm, is
third from right. Every B B| **>*§ M fefr m
modern convenience for ).
eas.v and efficient meal _ T- ---
prepa ration and serving Jk ' <
model kitchen arranged B * bZt M
in the Department which J| \ mm , \ Bp £
' occupies the entire second <3 ;
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