THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, L9SS
locals
Mr. Charles Young who has
been visiting relatives here for
the past .few returned to
his home in North Arlington, N. J.
this week. On his way' home he
visited his sister, Miss Zoe Young,
in Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Banks
and son, L. 8., of Burnsville
RFD 3 visited their daughter,
Mrs. Boh Moore, and family in
Gainesville, Fla. last week-end.
Mrs. Clarence W. Robertson
and Mrs. Frank Anders of Balti
more, Md. visited Mrs. John An
glin of Micaville last week.
Idovd Williams has returned to
bis home in Alexandria Va. after
visiting relatives and friends here
last week. »
Dr. and Mrs. Melvin W. Webb,
and Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts
attended the Wake Forest-State
football gam e in Winston Salem
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Young
and children, Barbara and Tommv,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Powell
and children in Statesville and
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ramsey, Jr.
and son, Walter, in Hickory last
week-ead.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Garland
and children of Salisbury visited
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bailey of
Burnsville, and Mr. and Mrs. |
Park Peterson and children of |
Burnsville RFD, last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Helms and
sons, Alex and Bill .of . Concord
and Raleigh ,and Miss Betty
Presnell of Charlotte were the
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Presnell here J Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buckner
and children visited. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Monroe Nichols and children in
Knoxville last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hyatt,
Miss Virginia Cox and Bryan An
ders, assistant county agent of
Macon County, attended the
Wake Forest-State football game j
in Winston Salem Saturday. After
the game they attended the Dixie
Classic Fair in Winston Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wheeler
and Terril Randolph of Appalach
ian State Teachers College, Boone,
visited relatives here last week
end.
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I Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dellinger |
of Newdale are vacationing in *
Florida this week.
j Mrs. Clarence Styles and son, ,
‘i Spurgeon, spent Sunday in Eliza- ]
,j bethon, Tenn. with Rev and j
| Mrs. Floyd Phillips. (
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MR. ‘PROFFITT HONORED
ON BIRTHDAY
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Mr. Fred Prof fit was honored
with a birthday dinner at hta
home here last Sunday. The ,
dinner was given by Mrs. Prof fit ]
and their two daughters, Mrs. ]
R. C. Orr of Asheville and Mrs. ,
H. G. Crowgey of Taylorsville. I.
Guests were the families of •,
Mrs. Orr and Mrs. Crowgey. t
NOTICE
J
Members of th e Republican
1 party will hold a county-wide
meeting at Republican headquar
; | tors here on Thursday night;
. October 16 at 8:00 p. m. On Fri- <
1 day night at 7:30 p. m., October I
I IT, there will be a precinct meet
ing at Crabtree at th e Micaville
t elementary school, also on Friday
night at 8:45 p. m. there will be
[ a precinct meeting at Green
l Mountain.
I MURDOCK AWARDED FOUR- 4
| YEAR SCHOLARSHIP
Gerald L. Murdock, Indian
Trail Road, Burnsville, North
Carolina, has enrolled at Mars
Hill College on a four-year scholar
ship awarded by International
Minerals & Chemical Corporation.
Murdock is one of 38 young |
men and women now attending 1
U. S. colleges and universities
under the Company’s scholarship |
program. International has aw
arded 98 scholarships to high
school graduates since the plan
was introduced in 1947. Seventy
lof these for four years, while 28
special one-year awards were
made. To date, 26 winners have
graduated.
All scholarships are awarded
on the basis of scholastic perfor
mance, character, leadership abi- •
lity, and relative financial need,
the Company said.
Cattail Creek ’
News r
By Agnes ML Angell
Miss Lillian L. Stephens, Mrs.
Evelyn Moore and Mrs. Agnes
M. Angell, of Cattail Creek Colony,
attended the Cherokee Fair and
stayed overnight at “Rocky Waters
Motel” in Maggie Valley. The
motel was purchased this spring
by Mr. William Pierce, the son
in-law of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Comfort, members of the Cattail
Creek Colony. Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce have spent many summers
in their ’summer cabin in Cattail
Creek.
Mss Lillian L. Stephens of
Floral Park, L. 1., New York
who has been a house guest of
Mrs. Agnes M. Angell, in "Angell
Haven!’ on Cattail Creek, for two
weeks is returning soon to New
York. This is Miss Stephens first
visit to this locality and she has
become an ardent admirer of our
autumn scenery, and is looking
forward to her next visit in the
summer of 1959.
SILVERS ABOARD THE
USS SHELTON
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (FHTNC)
—Frank J. Silver, machinist's mate
second class, USN, son of Mrs.
Bonnie L. Silver of Pensacola,
N. C., aboard the destroyer USS
Shelton, is taking part in a First
Fleet Striking Force Exercise,
nicknamed “Barnstorm”, during
Oct. 13-17, off the coast of South
ern California.
“Blue” offensive forces will
train in launching carrier air
attacks against a large land
mass. Opposing “Orangs” de
fenders will encounter the attacks
using submarines, aircraft and
other modern weapons.
The exercise will include train
j ing in the use of guided missiles—
I the surface to surface "Regulus
I”, surface to air “Terriers” and
1 air to air “Sidewinders” and
"Sparrows” representing the
operational missiles in the Navy
today.
Operations such as “Barnstorm”
serve to keep ships of th e First
Fleet in a high state of combat
readiness preparatory to deploy
ment to the Seventh Fleet in the
Western Pacific.
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Township News
By Mr* Philip Nordatrem
James Bennett, son of Jflr. and
* Mrs.t C. B. Bennett, was injured
’ Friday as he was playing football
with the-East team.
‘ It was reported to me that Mrs.
’ R) y° Geouge of Celo fell and
brok e her leg one day this week
A series of revival services will
| begin ,in the Fairview Baptist
Church on Seven Mile Ridge on
the third Sunday in October:
j Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip Neal
and daughters have returned from
. a vacation trip to Kansas. While
‘ in Kansas they visited with a
l brother of Mrs. Neal and his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morgan
r of Yellow Springs, and Celo
are here this week,
j A sister of Mrs. Arthelia Brooks
visited her the past two week-ends.
This sister works with the In
’ dians in Mississippi. During the
week she visited her mother and
other relatives in West Virginia.
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