THURSDAY, APRIL' 27,1950
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BURRNSVTLLE SUPER MARKET ANNIVERSARY
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Mrs. Jack Patton under
went, a major operation in
the Aston Talk Hospital,
Asheville last week.
Ralph Laugh run has
been in the Aston Park
Hospital for the past two
weeks because of an eye
infection.
Burt Higgins is here
from Charlotte for a short
visit with his parents.
Mrs. Clarence Burton of
Detroit is visiting her mo
ther, Mrs. Julia Mclntosh,
and her sister, Mrs. Joe
Godfrey, for ten days.
Mrs. Jack Brown and
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Pollard
atteneded the North Caro
lina Pharmacists Associa
tion annual convention in
Asheville Saturday, Sun
day and Monday.
Hal e Bryson, Senior at
W. C. T. C. Cullowhee, has
been named editor-in-chief
of th e Western Carolinian,
campus newspaper there.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Holli-
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CALENDAR
Thursday, April 27
The Lions Club will meet
in the Roberts and Johnson
club room.
Friday, April 28
Th e Garden Club will
meet with Mrs. Sol Evans
at 8 o’clock with Mrs. J. A.
Watson as associate hos
tess.
Tuesday, May 2
Cirdles of the Baptist
Missionary Society will
meet.
Thursday, May 4
The Methodist Woman’s
Society of Christian Ser
vice will meet with Mrs. C.
L. Proffitt at 8 o’clock.
day of Jacksonville were
here this week.
Mrs. D. R. Fouts and Rev
F. R. Barber attended the
annual conference of the
Asheville district at Wood
fin Church in Asheville
last Friday.
Attend Charter Night
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Members of the Burns
| vill e Lions Club and their
, wives attended the Charter
night meeting of the re- '
cently organized Bakers- :
ville Lions Club on Friday, i
April 21.
, Those who attended were
Mr. and Mrs. Howard John
son, Mr. and Mrs. George :
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Lon
‘ Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
5 Dillingham, Mr. and Mrs.
• E. B. Powell, Mr. and Mrs.
‘ C. 0. Reckard, Mr. and Mrs
J. J. Nowicki, Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Koenig, C. 0. Ellis,
; Dr. M. W. Webb, Dr. C. F.
1 Mcßae, and E. W. Garland.
Th e Burnsville Club was
sponsor for the organiza
> tion of the Bakersville club.
Named to Legion
Auxiliary Office
Mrs. Mack B, Ray was 1
named committee-woman 1
r for the 18th district of the
> American Legion Auxil
s iary at the annual meeting
- in Asheville Saturday.
? Those who attended the
meeting were Mrs. Ray,
• Mrs. J. G. Low, Mrs. Dover
1 Fouls, Mrs. W. L. Bennett,
Mrs. Brooks Wilson, Mrs. ,
Hobart Ray, Mrs. R. Y. .
Tilson, Mrs. C. L. Proffitt (
and Miss Jean Bennett.
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HOME AGENT
The Burnsville Home De- j
| monstration Club met with «
: Mrs. Vincent Westall on
! Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Juanita Evans,
I home agent, discussed the
j topic “Thre e Meals a Day”.
Plans were made to at
i tend the district meeting
| which will be held in Mar*
; ion in May.
Mrs.- J. B. Crawford and
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Craw
ford of Savannah, Ga. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. I,
R. Wicker during the
week end.
Miss Laura Mae Hilliard
is in Marion Hospital j
where she underwent an
i operation Tuesday.
Nick Adkins of Downey,
Calif, is visiting relatives
and friends here. He was
born and reared in the
county, attended Stanley
McCormick School and
Yancey Collegiate Institu
te, then moved to Califor
nia in 1909. This is his first
visit back since 1945.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our
thanks, our appreciation,
and our gratefulness, to all
our many friends for the
good way, and the fine
spirit in which you comfor
ted us in the sickness and
death of our wife and
mother;- and may the God,
of heaven bless every kind
deed.
S. W. Shuford and Family
THE YANCEY RECORD
Bald Creek Seniors to
Present Play
i The Bald Creek Seniors
will give their annual play,
“The Darling Brats”, a
farce in three acts, Friday
evening, April 28, at 8 p. m.
The following are taking
part: Geraldine Hensley,
Ruby Fender, James Mcln
tosh, Billie Lou Buckner,
Carnal Proffitt, Louella
Briggs, Mae Higgins, Mil
ton Young, Jimmy Metcalf,
Alden Metcalf, and Betty
Lou Edwards. The director
is Anastasia Tomberlin.
Dean Styles, Reporter.
HIGHLIGHTS
Os the many benefits
members receive under The
Hospital Care Association’s
new Blue Cross Compre
hensiye Certificate.
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Up to 70 days of hospital
care per year per cause of
each member of the family.
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Either group (5 or more
employees) o r individual
memberships.
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Choice of a $112.50 or
$150.00 surgical schedule.
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Unlimited’hospital “ex
tras,” including general
nursing care, operating and
delivery room services, an
esthesia, and x-ray exami
nations.
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All hospital-issued drugs,
including penicillin and
streptomycin.
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Complete coverage for
electro-cardiograms, basal
metabolism examinations,
physical and oxygen ther
apy, and surgical dressings
and plaster casts.
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Emergency ambulance
service; out-patient care in
accident cases and surgical
cases.
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Obstetrical benefits af
ter the customary 10 mon
ths waiting period.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Smith and young daughter
are here from Charlottes
ville, Va. to visit Mrs.
Smith’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Brown.
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Orthopedic Clinic
The orthopedic clinic
held last Wednesday (April
19) in the District Health
office at Spruce Pine was
th e largest held since these
clinics were begun last
June. Forty-two patients,
from five counties, were
seen by Dr. Cherry. The
next clinic will be held
Wednesday, morning, May
17th.
Pre-School Clinics
Pre-school clinics will be
held at the following scho
ols in this county next
week.
Monday, May 1: Celo 9 a.
m.; Harvard 10:30 a. m.
Wednesday, May 3: Bak
ers Creek 9 a. m.; Bald
Creek 10 a. m.; Prices
Creek 1:30 p. m.
Men’s Club Banquet
The annual banquet hon
oring the new officers of
the Men’s Club was held at
th e Nu Wray Inn on Mon
day evening. Eighty mem
bers and their guests at
tended.
Charles Elledge, princi
pal of Marion High School,
was after dinner speaker.
All who were present
voted it the “most enjoy
able” of the banquets held
by the club in recent years.
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Lat Calloway, and other
relatives and friends.
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