THURSDAY, MARCH 22,1951 itiTinai»nßiinin«inn»n»iwniiiiiniwrti umwnati——ifWiMuaHinwtfwnwirawnnatf nww—— I Down Main Street S i Mrs- W. B. Robertson is ill at the home of her dau ghter, Mrs. Clyde Whitting ton of Cane River. Mr. and Mrs. E- B. Powell of Concord have returned home from Florida where they have been visiting friends. __ , Mrs. Buck Coble of Shel by was the guest of her sister, Mrs- Clyde Whis nant, last week. Mr. Coble was a guest over the week end. He and Mrs. Coble returned to Shelby Sunday- 1 Mrs. Roger Gant of Burl-j ington is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Don Burhoe, 1 and family this week. Mrs. George Roberts who hap been confined for two weeks with virus pneumon ia is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Gilles-j pie have moved into their new home at Windom. John Kaulf of Westwood N- J., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Murphy of Bur- ( nsville and Mr. and Mrs Lee Boone of Hamrick. Mr-j Kaulf’s son is the husband of the former Miss Nell Murphy. Mrs. W. B. Wray and' Rush Wray left Monday j for Florida- They will stop on their way to Florida, to] see the Warren Hadley’s ini Flberton, Ga., and will go] on to Sanford, Fla. to visit' Mr. and Mrs. Bill WrayJ From there, they will visit other parts of Florida- Mr. and Mrs. Russell York of Asheville visited relatives in Burnsville last week end. Ed L. Beeson Jr. is home -for spring holidays from the University of Chatta nooga- Mr. and Mrs- Claude King and children of Washing ton, D. C. visited Mr- King’s parents, Mr. and Mrs- Edd King, last week end. I EASTER SPECIAL I COMB HONEY I MADE IN THE MOUNTAINS 5 Lb. JAR I | ONLY 99c I 1 PROFFITT’S STORE I BALD CREEK, N. C. / i GARDEN TOOLS ---1 of QUALITY! • PUSH PLOWS • HOES • SPADE FORKS • RAKES • WHEELDARROWS J "i • LADIES’ HOES j I • FLORAL RAKES •* ~ ' i If FARMERS FEDEBATKM 1 c / WAREHOUSE!/ \ Gillespie Observes 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs- Arthur J. I Gillespie of Micaville re [ cently observed their gold ,en wedding anniversary. ii l All of their children were 1 ' present for the celebration, along with six grandchild ren and one great-grand-; child. The children attending, ' I including their families, 'were Mr- and Mrs. Bill I Gillespie, Morganton, N. 1 |C.: Mr. and Mrs- Gale Gill ,espie, Portland, Conn.; Mr (and Mrs. Burns Gillespie, Hartford, Conn., and Mr land Mrs Frank Gillespie of ] Burnsville. Methodist Church The choir of the Higgins Memorial Methodist Chur ch, under the direction of Bruce Westall, will present a program of Easter music at the morning service,Sun -1 day. The anthems, “Keep /Thou the Night Watch” by Reich el and “Welcome Happy Morning” by Boyd, I will be sung. The Rev. F- R. Barber, 'pastor, will use as his topic ,1 for the morning sermon, l “Victory Over Death.” j A welcome is extended to 'all. | Communion will be ad | ministered at 7:30 p. m- on Good Friday. • I Honeycutt-Fell Wedding Announced i >. .. . I Miss June Honeycutt, da ughter of Mr. and Mrs.' ' Allen Honeycutt of New dale, was married to Mr. Cecil Fell, of Little Swit zerland, Sunday, March 18- j The ceremony was sol- ( emnized in the Methodist parsonage at Newdale, 1 , with the Rev. Allred offi- I ciating. WILSON-WOODY Wedding Announced Mr. and Mrs- George F. Wilson of Pensacola an-| nounce the marriage of y daughter, Jessie Carolyn, to Pfc. Gene E. Woody, son of Mr- and Mrs Joe Woody of Burnsville. The wedding ceremony was performed March 17 at Clayton, Ga. Both—the bride and ! groom are graduates of Burnsville High School. Pfc- Woody received Army training at Camp Gordon, Ga. He is home on 1 , delayed route to European 1 service. Baptist Church --- The First Baptist Church of Burnsville will hold ser vices for the two weeks, March 25 through April 8 in cooperation with the Simultaneous Revival whi ch all Baptist churches east of the Mississippi Riv er are observing. The pastor, the Rev : Charles B. Trammel, will preach each evening and the song service will be dir ected by H. G; Bailey- The Junior and Intermediate choirs will be directed by Mrs. Edgar Hunter Jr- Students from Mars Hill College will present special music ror a number of the services. On Wednesday night of this week seven Baptist churches in Yancey county held special prayer meet ings as one of the steps in preparation for the Simul taneous Revivals which I will begin March 26th and continue through April Bth Students from Mars Hill College were invited to lead the prayer meetings jin these churches. John i Wells spoke at the First ( Baptist Church; Alan , Gregg at Bolens Creek; George Bobo at the West Burnsville Church; Doug las Newton at Browns Creek; George Bausom at Jacks Creek; Luther Mann at Indian Creek and Max Kell at Laurel Branch _ - ~ Sheath Suit --A - ; y-. ■ „ -vY,\ m - m |SX n M ' r Y s9BsMe& **.. j * ! * • ■ \vQßm • j?-,' - * Here's Ihe ■l’-im'-e-f-n 1 * Js-kei eostnn-e, in ';ijo- nn . faille. mem* t*> f-v-''-- *hen, li or slot. ' - t?rc ; Aqnarc neck n«l is - %vaif;»-len*fl!i ’nelrt I'- (he (hroat t» '■•<• r-vl ! niquo '-♦rl--- He r.* '* - r ’' ture.i in th’ Marta i-::-. ? mopoli*---. ’t 't * ’ navv anJ retail* a';*"* THE YANCEY RECORD RECENT BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. James .Lee Robinson of jCftjie River* a daughter, I Linda Diana, on March Bth at Higgins Clinie- Bom. to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Edwards of Bee Log, a son, Gerald Stewart, on March 14th at Higgins Clinic. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ford McCurry of Bee Log, a son, on March 15th at Higgins Clinic- NOTICiE ] The regular meeting of the Order of th e Eastern 1 Star, Bald Creek, Chapter 276, will be held at the Masonic Hall, Swiss, N. C., Saturday, March 24, at 7:30 p. m- All members are urg ed to be present. SWAVVAWJ/.V.V.V.V-V.V.W IFS NEW.. .IT’S COMPLETE! THE RAISTON PURINA COMPANY fjkf J|i ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF V-C/. 1 DEYTON FARM SUPPLY * BURNSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA A. >h. PUR/NA DeAt£R - ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR Ail m m m m m ■" YOUR FARM NEEDS...READY TO SERVE YOU NOW " * * m \ L fl -a *|| The Checkerboard Sign on this store means it is now j ready to offer a complete one-stop farm supply service H designed to meet your every farm and home need. N Whether you raise poultry or livestock you'll find M Purina-trained men ready to help you solve any feeding, sanitation and management problems you might have. Purina’s complete programs of feeding, sanitation, and management which have proved so valuable to W m A COMPLETE LINE OF PURINA PRODUCTS Bg LABORATORY TESTED FARM PROVED ■ m pwrina chows sanitation products farm and garden supplies Ul" __ Whatever your feeding D problem, you'll And the IV answer in the Chows 1| that come in the famous m 'URtNA W Checkerboard Bag. vt Made of the Anest in gradients, Purina ■S Chows are scientiAcaily "* V* blended for top produc (iuo from each animal mm v •'■rd and ba.acd b;- a fccdibg pro gr-ua t.iii u.- give you ptoAt.Lie iiuataa. m m * **— I OTHER SERVICES OFFERED BY THIS STORE J ■«l') is our aim to give every farmer in Yancey County the very best •m — ■ of service in helping him with the feeding and management of his 4 um ■ livestock and poultry. ■— We will have a com plete line of Purina Chows, Sanitation Products, _■ M iVxw' Baby Chicks > Farm Supplies, Seed and Fertilizer. ■—} ■ We will deliver anywhere in the county, and are anxious >' H \.\ \ to serve you. Your business will be greatly appreciated. )) t B' J ■ U l Ay' Come in to see our live demonstrations and see the rV/*’ ,1 m U l "W difference Purina makes- Y ..J. JB % f DEYTON FARM SUPPLY jj|r nB ■y THE STORE WITH THE CHECKERBOARD SIGN f 1v^v.v.v.vv. , . , .v. , .v.v.v. , . ,, .v P. T. A MEETING ; New officers were named ( by the Burnsville Parent-, ] Teacher Association at the regular meeting on Tues day evening i Mrs. Clarence Burton , was named president; Mrs.' i Lee Yelton, vice president; Guss Peterson, treasurer and Mrs. Edgar Hensley, 1 .'secretary- ' ■ During the program hour, Miss Laura Mae Hill- 1 iard gave the devotional.' Three of the contestants in ■ the high school reading I contest gave their selec . tions. They were Maxilyn Peterson, Ruth Zilinski and Gloria Ramm. i At the next meeting on April 17 the annual covered dish supper will be held- Q. Purina Sanitation Products are built to help reduce losses from disease and paiasites. They arc we r-nnmiif I yentiver that can help you NdwP'l int.tease production and hWjQQOTO make the l>est :iw of your feed. Especially famous are Purina Chek-R-Tabs. poul try water tablets; Purina Chek-R-Ton, flock wtsrmer and appe tiser; Purina DDT Fly Sprays. Ask about the full line. Easter Sunrise Service The churches of Burns ■ ville will unite in a Sunrise | Sister service, Sunday ]mornipg at 6:30, to be held either on the Town Square or the First Baptist Church If the weather is suitable 1 i the people are asked to gather on the Square. ■ The services will be ap -1 proximatelv_thirty, minutes l and will be singing, Scrip 'ture reading, and prayer 'There will not be a message' lor serfnon. The Memorial I Chimes will be played and' will make an important contribution to the service' this year. The public is in vited to attend and to par i ticipate in the service. Attendance banners were won by the 4th, 7th and ; 10th grades. M thousands of farmers year after year are now readily _B available to you through this Putina Dealer. You 11 find this store ready- and anxious not Otisy to | supply your farm needs hut also to assist you in build- g| ing a profitable personal program lo help you get top H production from your poultry and livestock. B Make it a point to visit this friendly store to see the B literature and services it has to offer you. Baptist Church To Hold Special Service - The First Baptist Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Louise Wicker, will pre sent a program of Easter j music at the 11:00 service Sunday morning- The fol lowing musical selections will be rendered: “God So Loved World” by John Stainer and “Open The 'Gates of the Temple” from Handels Messiah. I There will also be special music at the evening ser vice. The Sunday evening service will be the first in a series of Revival meet ings to be held at the chur ch. Rev- TraiEjnel, pastor, will deliver the messages and special mii&ic will be j given at each service. irc.-'.xy, dairy <s ad livestock banring the Porioa ■ Checker boat d trade-mark fl b«ve 1*?-’ thoroughly t*»*d ■■ rii«U' on the farm for prsc- m liral-Mbt/and length of serv »<*• No interior product will ■ ever bear this trade-mat It. H Potinka Seeds, Plant roo<l and garden insecticides are H also products of Purioa's thorough research. , , _Mir ‘ A J PAGE SEVEN

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