THURSDAY, JANUARY SI, 1957 • i 1. 1 iii sdfdfa , I D. H. Covington is undergoing treatment in the Yancey Hospital. His condition is improved. Mrs. Henry Lee Robinson -of Estafoe is a patient at the Yan cey Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Dick • Bailey have moved to an apartment in the home of Mrs. Robbie H. Heavner on Robinson Street. Miss Lillian Presnell of Tho masville, Ga., visited relatives here this week. Mrs. W. C. Murphy spent the week-end in Asheville with her daughter, Mrs. William Davis and’ family? Mrs. Marvin A. Lovelace has returned from the Yancey Hospi tal to the home of her -parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Peterson. THE sweetest; way s To say “I love you”... with a big box of i Pangburn’s and Hollingsworth Candy ! From | POLLARD’S DRUG SIORE PHONE 16 BURNSVILLE, N. C. ? SXSXXXXXXXXXXXXX *XS*%XXS%%3^^ When your savings bank book tell s a story of growing total*, you can be sure, your most cherished dreams will come gloriously true. In financial emergencies, youll ha ve the cash you need. When gold- en opportunities beckon, you’ll ha ve the money to advantage i of them. Your dollars are always safe, always available, always * earning interest for you. < . Remember: successful saving is steady saving. j Open an account , . . add to it regularly. THE NORTHWESTERN BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BURNSVILLE, N. C. > _ . a *' ' . ; . .... ~, . .;• 'garden club pays tribute TO MRS. E. B. POWELL f * t By Margaret Laughrun 1 , At a meeting of the Garden Club January .5, held in the home of Mrs. C. M. Shotts, members paid silent tribute to Mrs. Isabel 1 Powell, who recently entered the' ■ Garden, of Eternity. j In each heart was a deep sense of gratitude for this member who had meant much to tpe Garden Club, which she joined shortly ! after moving to Burnsville. M>ts. Powell was no novice in tlie cul ture of flowers and the art of gardening for she spent much time 'at this while rearing her family. She was a wonderfull mother and J* in addition to rearing her own two children, Major Douglas A. Powell, and Mrs. Helen Smith, NURSES’ ASSOCIATION TO MEET o_*•« ' . -I District No. I of the North Car olina State Nurses' Association 1 (will meet Wednesday, Feb. 13, at 1 Ip. m. in the Buncombe County ' 1 Courthouse. i i Dr. Shalom Vineberg will speak , on the place of the clinical psych iatrist in the hospital. Dr. Vine berg is the clinical psychiatrist at Oteen V. A. Hospital. All registered nurses are invit- , ed to attend. | EARL E. RAY NAMED ' ON HONOR ROLL Oregon State College, Corval lis—Earl E. Ray of Bald Creek has been recognized for his out standing scholarship by being named to the fall term scholastic honor roil at Oregon State College. Students must maintain at least a B plus average for- honor roll listing. Ray, a graduate student in genetics at OS.C, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Ray of Burnsville. REV. KEITH A. MITCHELL TO PREACH IN PRESBYTEKIAPi CHURCH On Sunday morning, February 10th, at the 11 a. m. service, the Rev. Keith A. Mitchell, minister ' of the Presbyterian Church at Ricevllle will occupy the Presby-1 terian pulpit here in Burnsville, j while Mr. Reeve, the minister * j here, goes to Riceville and prea- * : ches there. | Last Sunday Mr. George Rob-1 inson was installed as aan elder, and as a member of the Session; | Mrs. J. Clifford Hunter and Miss, Ruth Hensley were ordained and installed .as deacons; and Mr. George W. Roberts was recogniz-' ed and Installed as a trustee. The Board of Deacons met in the afternoon under the modera torship of the pastor. Mr. Claude Peterson was elected secretary treasurer-in the place of the late Mr. Charles E, Laurents, she made a hor*'.e for a younger sister left motherless in child hood. Douglas II also spent his childhood with his grandparents and he too carries a great love for the Grandmother who had such a part in shaping his character and fitting him for the high service : he now renders the U. a. Navy as : Commander in the Pacific. TflOE YANQET RECORD MKS ZEIXNSKI GIVES SENIOR RECITAL Greensboro Miss Ruth Zeiin ski of Llncolnton, candidate for a BM degree in Voice from .-Wo man’s College in Greensboro,. Save her senior recital Saturday night In the Music Building. She was accompanied by Miss Jean Ben nett of Wilmington. Miss Zelin ski completed the requirements for graduation at the end of the fall semester and will receive her degree in June. Miss Zelinski is formerly of Burnsville. THIS WEEK’S SAFETY MESSAGE By Cameron F. Mcßae, M. D. The following suggestions are made in ‘‘A Child Safety Hand- Book” to avert cutting and stab bing accidents to young children: 1. Keep knives out of the reach of prying fiingers—preferably in a knife-holder. 2. Do not mix sharp knives with regular flatware, and never leave sharp knives lying about. 3. Do not let small children play with sharp scissors. There are in expensive plastic scissors that will cut only paper. When the child is old enough he .sho.uld be taught never to run around with a pair of scissors in his hand. 4. Tin toys and plastic toys that are broken may have sharp edge% .Rough wooden tdys may have splinters. Throw them away or them properly. Look over j the child's accumulation of toys I regularly to remove those that i are dangerous. » !S. Razor blades should be kept where little explorers cannot find them. Many children cut themsel | ves on razor blades and some have swallowed them. Keep old razor blades in a sealed box that has a slot for an opening, or wrap ; tTten carefully and place in a garbage pail. SipAsyi ffiiDOES Hfe-ir »T HEIEH HALE DRASS, copper and chrome trays, •*-* lamps, fireplace irons and vases can be protected if you give them.a coat of wax to retard tar nish and corrosion. Walls which have a calcimine paint on them should be washed thorough with a sponge and wr.rm water before, paint is applied. Un less the calcimine is washed off thoroughly, new paint will not ad here properly. When you clean walls with a long-handled brush, don’t forget to THIS WEEK’S RECIPE Molasses Bran Bread (Make 1 loaf) 1 teaspoon baking soda Vi cup molasses 1 '/2 cups soured milk lVi cups whole wheat flour IV4 cups all bran Vt cup seedless raisins 2 tablespoons shortening U 4 teaspoons salt Dissolve, soda in molasses, add all remaining ingredients. r Mix well. Pour into greased and floured pan and bake for 1 hour in a moderate (350°F.) oven. use It on the tpps of doors and window frames at the same time. - For heavily soiled floors, use a good wax and dirt remover, rinse it off after using, then apply a fresh coat of wax. To save time in keeping furni ture good looking, use a cream wax which cleans the wood finish as well as leaving a soft waxy luster., Washing slip covers? When they’re still slightly damp, put them back on the furniture and |et them dry on the pieces for a better fit. You need press them pnly slightly if you do this. Use a sponge when you wash Windows with a vinegar and water solution and you'll save cleaning cloths. Polish the windows dry with a lint-free cloth and they will really thine. ' ___, ptwrimi m- ■“ I Prompt Service 5 factory trained me chanics 4 salesmen 2 body men 2 parts men 3 Secretaries At Your Command "Your Friendly ! Chevrolet Dealer” ROBERTS CHEVROLET, Inc. Phene 386 Burnsville, N. C. Franchised Dealer No. 1019 ICPfc MCMAHAN T4RES PART XN EXERCISES Okinawa (FHTNC) - Marin? C P I - .Marshall McMffian, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison R. McMa han of Rt. 1, Mipaville, participat ed in an amphibious jship-to-shore exercise with the 3rd Marine Re giment of the 3rd Marine Divis ion on Okinawa Jan. 25. Part of the landing forces hit the beach using small landing craft, while other Leathernecks hopped over the simulated beach defenses in helicopters to an in land sit.e. This vertical envelopment con cept, developed first by the Mar ine Corps, provides a landing for ce with a powerful one-two punch ' for securing a beachhead. ; The oldest American college abroad is Robert College in Istan bul, Turkey. Located on the Euro pean shore of the Bosphorus, it was founded in 1863. i. * . , Mold doesn’t necessarily mean that cheese has spoiled. Trim off the mold and rewrap the cheese properly, - J o / ilx^Lj i Personal Service 1 When you have Auto ; trouble or need help Call 236 "Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer” ROBERTS CHEVROLET, Inc. BURNSVILLE, N. C. ~ FRANCHISED DEALER -rO. lOlfj • -k. • □ Come in and take our "COMFORT TEST!" *ps*i - , ••• <; * J, " x sHv I ilHliiKllmlnmnffiHKS v iK «bec * '<£x, S ' '• Trucks for ovary Job, from th# world’s most complete truck lino Vi-ton pickups to 90,000 lb. modots. r * ■•■; Talk is cheap. So we don’t just tell you International’s i . 1 your best truck buy for comfort. JL We want you to see for yourself. r w d MM That’s why we invite you to compare the truck you now ; I own with International for comfort. We’d like you to drive i M |||| ' it over the roads you know are rough. We want you to try it * J. out lor comfort, of hnnHUng. rnb roominess, quiet- EHRjllflfHjHgg ness, visibility. RK : il&'?"-TjH r.j Compare it for power and perfoimancc, too! ■I Wm Hi® So don’t just let us brag. 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