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VN. .'JJw M <*-. - - Ww. Ww THtJRig&AY, JANtJAJRY 24, IWTT r Down Main Street Bobby Austin of the U. S. Navy, stationed at Norfolk, Va,, recent ly spent a 14-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Austin, of Rt. 1, Burnsville. Marvin A. Lovelace returned Monday to Cape Cod, Mass. Mrs. Lovelace, the former Miss Barba ra Peterson, remained here to be with her father, Ralph Peterson, who-is hospitalized in Asheville. Mrs. Haskel Presnell has re turned to her home at Newdale af ter undergoing surgery at the Marion General Hospital. Miss Hope Bailey was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. An-’ derson and son, Phillip, in Ashe- 1 ville last week-end. E. B. Powell has returned from > Washington, D. C., where he ha 3 been due to the death of Mrs. Powell. j There are 12 Congressional Dis-' trfcts in North Carolina. | POLIO: UNFINISHED BUSINESS '— -/■non By mid-October, 1956, fewer than half of the 97,000,000 Americans who should be protected against polio by the Salk vaccine had started the prescribed course of three inoculations. -The vulnerable age group is from six months to 35 years. You can help bring about the final victory over this crippling disease by getting vaccinated and by giving to the March pf Dimes to help those for whom the vaccine is too fate, hZ'i> -V . Ik . •■ , /Ifotflfafitey... - ® m J*S»»w THE NORTHWESTERN BANK lil^Hv Member Fe<le ,g a^ J £° rP< "' atiOD - HORTON CREEK NEWS By Clifton R. Penland Mr. and Mrs. Ray Penland and sons, Dallas and Blake Penland and family, visited friends in Hen dersonville Sunday. Homer Hensley and Eddie Pen land of Unicoi, Tenn., were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har vey Penland. Mrs. Willard Penland, who has been sick for some itme, is novl' improved and is visiting her dau ghters, Mrs. Bert Styles and Mrs. Cecil Rice, in Tennessee. , Mrs. John Penland has been on l the sick list again but is now im i proving. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Metcalf of 1 Hendersonville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Liston Penland last j week-end. I Miss Emma Milburn has been • sick for a few days, but -I’m glad to report she is lots better and | was back at Sunday School and MISS GERALDINE BRIGGS WED TO BILLY D. MoCtRRY Miss Geraldine Briggs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Briggs of Burnsville* became the bride of Billy D. McCurry, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McCurry of Burnsville, in a ceremony Saturday evening, Jan. 19, at Toccoa, Ga. The bride is a senior at Burns ville High School. Mr. McCurry is a graduate of Mlcaville 'High School and is now employed at, the Burnsville Shell Service Station. THIS WEEK’S SAFETY MESSAGE ( By Cameron F. Mcßae, M. D. Last week we touched on the danger of using “outdoor” paint 1 (containing more than 1% lead) for indoor painting, where small i children might develop lead poi-| soning as a result of chewing or . licking the painted surfaces. Here' are some more rules for indoor) painting, from the Home Safety' Review for September 1956: i 1. Be sure the room is welll ventilated before you start to: paint. <j 2. Be sure your ladder is no broken steps or side rails, no rough sides. 3. If you use a straight ladder instead of a step-ladder s (outdoors or indoors'), set the ladder at the proper angle, use “safety feet” on it. and place it so as to avoid over-reaching. j 4. Prevent fire or explosion by disposing of cloths into covered metal containers. k» 5. Wear safe clothiug (no loose sleeves which Ci/uld catch) and low heels. 6. Use a safe can for solvents. Open cans containing solvents for cleaning brushes are dangerous, and should be covered when not in use. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere appreciation to my friends, rela tives and neighbors for their many acts of/ kindness and ex pressions of sympathy and the beautiful flowers received during the illness and death of my hus band. i Mrs. J, A. Hannum. able to teach her class last Sun day. She and her brother ~*re doing a great work for the Pres byterian Church here. j, . u -b. x t> * tk... * THE YANCEY RECORD MARION D. PRESNELL COMPLETES TRAPSING Marion E». Presnell, 17, sun of ML and Mrs. Lyda Presnell, Rt. 2, Burnsville, hes completed the first basic military training at the “Gateway to the Air Force," Lack land AFB, San Antonio, Tex. ‘ He i 9 now taking part in the ad vanced basic training course here, following which he will qualify for assignment in one of the Air Force’s 43 major career fields. , While at Lackland the new en listee completes the transition from “Civilian to airman through a program which includes process ing, aptitude testing, physical con ditioning, survival and weapons training, and varied classroom studies ranging from citizenship to military customs and courte sies. j Like the USAF Officer Candl : date and Pre-Flight schools, also I located at Lackland, basic mili ! » _ -tary training prepares graduates I for specialized training and on , the-job assignment. j MRS. E. L. BEESON RESIGNS FROM HARRIS HIGH Mrs. Edward L. Beeson of Bur nsville, who has been an instruc tor in social studies and other courses at Harris High School, Spruce Pine, resigned her posi tion on Jan. 14. She and her hus- j band both taught at Tipton Hill I High Sehool, Tipton Hill, until j Mr. Beeson retired at the end of the 1955-56 school year. Mrs. Beeson, a native of Hen derson, Ky„ was reared in Los Angeles, Calif., and St. Louis. Mo. She majored in English at Flori da State University. Tallahassee, and minored in Latin and Socio logy. Mrs. Beeson holds a B. A degree from Florida State U„ and has done graduate work at the University of Chicago and the University of North Carolina. Wm - Iff |Y HREH HALE Apple or peach crisp is • dessert to make with an oven dinner to bake right along with the main dish. Place the prepared, J sweetened fruit in a buttered cas- ; serole, cover with a crumbly top ping of flour, sugar, butter and' cinnamon. Bake about 25 minutes In a moderately hot oven. Fix the children a quick after school drink by whipping together' a scoop of ice cream and a cup ' of fruit nectar. Relish trays brighten winter' menus. Try some crisp raw cauli- THIS WEEK’S RECIFE Bean-Barley s«up (Serves •) 1 cup dried lima beans 6 cups cold water 2 teaspoons salt V* teaspoon pepper 2 slices onion 1 small carrot 3 tablespoons barley : 1 cup evaporated milk 2 butter Soak bekns in water over night Add salt and pepper and took in water in which they were soaked until almost ten der. Cut onion and carrot and add to beans with barley; cook until soft. Add milk and butter just before serving. % flower, celery sticks, olives, sicced peaches and cranberry apple relish. Date and nut bread or orange prune bread can take the place of a dessert H you frost them while warm with a trickle of confec tioners’ sugar Icing. Chopped broccoli should be cooked until barely tender. Serve with slivered toasted almonds and browned butter for a note of ele gance. ‘—r* Cream of chicken soup will bo more interesting if you add a bit of raw onion juice while heating it or some of the instant onion flakes. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICeT NORTH CAROLINA YANCEY COUNTY Having qualified as Administra " tor of the Estate of Pansy Frank lin, deceased, late of Yancey County, this is to notify all per sons having claims against the Decedent to exhibit the same to the undersigned Administrator at his home at Star Rt, Burnsville, N. C„ on or before the 24th day of January, 1955 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons owing the Estate will please make immediate pay-. \ment | This 24th day of January, 1957. j A. Z. Jamerson, Administrator of the Estate of Pansy Franklin, | Jan. *4, SI, Feb. I, 8-15-22 SERVICE to 1 VH( HIM JMHf Phone 166 kISILe BURNSVILLE, N.C VITAMINS FOR HEALTH How Much Is Your Health Worth To You? Vitamins Promote Health And Vigor*. Help Prevent Disease And Colds. See Your H Chemist at The Yancey for Im portant Facts Regarding Essential Vitamins “ YOUR HEALTH IS OUR BUSINESS” | SUGAR 10 lbs. .99 Cream 7 large cans- any kind .99 Red Band Flour 10 lbs. .99 Meal 25 lbs 99 Maxwell House Coffee 1 lb, tin .99 Valor Dog Food 12 cans .99 Ground Beef Fresh - 3 lbs. .99 Fish Sticks Frozen 3 boxes ,99 * .% . “ • * t" a - M . ; ’*'• Orange Juice 3 large 46 oz. cans .99 E sra s 3 doz. .991 Scratch Feed 25 lbs. ,99 .. : . -- Apple Sauce 7 cans-any kind .99 » Bottled Drinks 1 case-any kind .99 Hunt’s Peaches 3 cans no. 21-2 -99 THE BIG DOLLAR FOOD CENTER j , S' • - PHONE 248 EAST BURNSVILLE N. C, ......
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