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TONETTE AND RYTHM BAND. The Tonette and Rythm Band of Micaville School is directed by Mrs. Lillian G. Robinson. The
members played several selections last Friday when Governor Kerr Seott presented a Bronze Plaque to the county for the record vote
in the School and Road Bond issue. The hand recently gave a special program at the school for parents and teachers.
(Photo by John Robinson)
PM A NOTICE
Pasture seed can be ob
tained through the Yancey
County PMA Office thro
ugh the month of March",
Farmers may receive the
following types of seed for
pasture only: Orchard
Grass, Blue Grass, White
Dutch Clover, Ladino Clo
ver, Fescue.
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Mon fin. IT M L<], that .or, oui BFCi rim have cord, that'-oik to
,,f ,mi,,,. Result: Weak spots invite gether in perfect unison. There■are
trouble Overstrained cords wear out no cross Result. More com
tou soon. fort, safety, and mileage.
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Phone 236 BURNSVILLE, N. C.
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James N, Fulp, assistant
sanitarian of the Avery-
Mitchell - Yancey District
Health Department, has
just completed an orienta
tion course in the Cumber
land County Health De
partment. Beginning April
Ist, he will take over the
duties of sanitarian for
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ALLEN & DELLINGER ELECTRIC COMPANY
BURNSVILLE, N. C.
Avery county, working out
of the Newland office of the
District Health Depart
„ ment. Jake F. Buckner,
Senior Sanitarian, will con
. tinue to work in Mitchell
Jand Yancey counties.
A film on care of the
| teeth, entitled “It’s Your
Health”, was shown recent
ly in all the high schools of
the county. This film was
borrowed by the. district
health department from
I the Film Library of the
. State Board of Health, and
was shown in the schools'
by Iliff Clevenger, manager |
of the Yancey Theater.
I Dog owners of the coun-
Ity \yere given additional
Warning last week by an
incident that occurred in
Columbia, S. C. There a '
mad dog got into a gram- (
mar school play yard dur- .
ing a recess hour and bit ;
six pupils, a teacher and !
the school janitor.
The story was reported
after the State Board of
Health said the dog had'
rabies. j
Police were summoned
and chased the dog home,
jOn the way he bit several
other dogs and his owner
who was helping police
capture and kill the animal
This is an extreme case,
hut there are so many
stray dogs in Yancey coun
ty, and others whose own
, ers have failed to have vac
cinated that a very real
danger exists.
During the recent vacci
nation campaign hundreds
of dogs were immunized
against rabies but many
Y more were not. Owners are
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Cherokee Drama Opens
July 1 in Great Smokies
Cherokee, N. C.—Visi
tors to the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park
will have the opportunity
to see the drama of the
Cherokees presented by
the Cherokee Indians the
mselves in an outdoor
mountainside theatre five
nights each week beginn
ing July 1. ,
A full-blooded Cherokee,
Frederick Kilpatrick, mus
ic professor of Southern
j Methodist University and
composer of National Bro
| adcasting Sy m p hon y’s
I “Cherokee Suite” is writ
ing original music for the
two-act, 17-scene, 100-cast
spectacle. The play is by
Kermit Hunter, University
of North Carolina Drama
Department graduate; UN
C’s Carolina Playmaker
Harry E. Davis, assistant
to Sam Selden (The Lost
Colony director and Drama
Dept, head), will direct.
“Unto These Hills”, a
; Drama of the Cherokees,
jhas as central theme the
'Great Removal of Indians
to Oklahoma in President
Jackson’s administration,
the heroic stature of Junal
uska and Sequoy (inventor
of the first Indian alpha
bet), and the high drama
of Old Tsali and his sons
who voluntarily surrender
ed to death by firing squad
to allow a pitiful remnant
of brother braves to remain
at peace in their beloved
Smoky homeland. These
dance sequences are includ
ed in the score.
Mountainside Theatre
was hewn from the sides of
Saunook Mountain above
: Cherokee Fairgrounds be
side NC 107, the Clingman’s
Dome road between Chel-o
kee and Gatlinburg, Tenn.
Timber-topped mas
onry seats wilf now acco
modate 2,000 spectators.
urged to have this done as
a protection against this
ever present menace to the
people of the county and
to other valuable animals
that are also in danger.
Easter Seal Boy
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Russell Miller, 6, asks all Ameri
ca to aid crippled children. Rus
sell is the 1950 Easter Seal Child
* ele ®ted by the National Society
for Crippled Children and Adults.
The Easter Seal campaign is
sponsored in this state by the
NaUonal Society through its state
society and local affiliates,
Mis. Edward C. Clark
and son, Christopher have
returned to their home in
Miami, after an extended
visit with Mrs. Clarks’ par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Com
modore Kathbone of Pen
sacola.
Mrs. Commodore Rath
hone’ left Tuesday for . a
visi- with friends and rela
tives in Miami.
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GROWING MASH
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
GRASS RANGE by feed
ing Ful-O-Peip Chick Star
ter and Growing Mash on
Ful-O-Pep’s Save-on-Feed
Plan. Enables you to re
strict feed with pullets on
range. Farmers Federa
tion, Burnsville, N. C.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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I hereby announce myself as a Candidate for Sheriff
of Yancey County subject to the will of the Democratic
Convention the 29th day of April, 1950. If nominated
and elected I shall serve the people of Yancey County
faithfully and honestly to the bqst of my ability.
. TERRY HALL
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THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1950