THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1958
LOCALS
The Rev. R. Peyton, and Mrs.
Peyton, of Maryville, Tennessee,
were callers at the Presbyterian
Manse the other day. Mr. Peyton
is Field Director for the Presby
terian Board of Christian Educat
ion. -
Miss Joan Reeve who has been
spending the last two or three
weeks with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Warren S. Reeve, is return
ing to Philadelphia today. She will
resume her teaching at Lebanon
Valley College when term opens
later in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Powell
and sons, Bill and Paul, of
Statesville and Mr. and Mrs.
D. R. Styles and son,'- Dean, of
Ammityville, N. Y .returned
home last week after visiting
relatives here.
Miss Irma Jo Tipton of Durham
returned home Thursday. She has
been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sam Tipton, of Bald Creek. Miss
Tipton has been a student at
Duke University and also worked
in Duke Hospital. She will be!
in charge" of the Infirmary at
Greensboro College beginning
September 14th., anjl will be a
student at Greensboro College.
She had as her guest over the
week-end Mr Edd Marroh of
Greensboro and her son, Do
nald Tipton, of the Charleston
Air Force Base in South Carolina.
Mrs. Paul Kardulis and family)
of Baltimore, Md. is visiting her
mother, Mr. C. O. Brinkley,
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCurry
of Ohio are visiting relatives here
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bennett
and daughter, Mrs. Lee Wiseman
of Statesville and Mr. and Mrs.
Jennings Goforth and son, of
Moueville, Ind. were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Pender Bennett
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Petrone of
New York City are visiting Mrs.
Petrone’s mother, Mrs. R. W.
Ramsey, here. Mrs. Ramsey also
had as her guests last week Billy
Ramsey of the U. S. Air Corps
in California, Fred Ramsey of
Oi-eeneville. S. C. and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ramsey and son,
Walter, of Hickory.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Boone and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wilson and Janet vacationed last
week at Wrightsville Beach, Wil
mington, N. C,
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Miss Willa Anne Boone " and
Richard Baker were united in
marriage Sunday, August 23, at
4:00 p. m. in Martin’s , Chapel
Methodist Church at Newdale.
The ceremony was performed, by
the Rey- R. M. Cassity and the
Rev. J„_R. Dawkins. Mrs. Mer
ritt Robinson was vocalist and
Mrs. Max Poteat was pianist.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Frank Boone of Newdale
and the late Mr. Boone. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Baker of Spruce' Pine.
Given in marriage by her- bro
ther, Merritt Robinson, the bride
was attired in a floor length gown
of wliite satin and Florentine. a
veil of illusion and carried a
bouquet of white and yellow rose
buds. ,
Miss Shelby, Cave of Dobson,
former college roommate of the
bride, was maid of honor. She*
wore a yellow silk dress, match
ing headdress and carried long
stemmed white roses. Miss Mary
Louise Boone, sister of the bride;,
) Miss Hope Ann, Mclntosh of j
Burnsville; Miss Kathryn Mil,
ler of Lincolnton, former room-”
mates of the * bride; and Miss
Norma Jean Edge of Newdale
were bridesmaids. They had
spring green dresses and each
carried a single, long-stemmed 1
yellow rose.
Miss Sabra Young of Burns
ville and Miss Glenna Edge of
Newdale were honorary brides
maids. Beverly Baker, cousi n of
the bridegroom was flower girl, j
Carl Baker served as best man
and Douglas Boone of Newdale,*
John Welborn and James Gouge
of Spruce Pine and Jerry Blake
of Newland ushered.
For the ceremony the mother
of the bride chose blue Chantilly
lace over taffeta, black accessor
ies and a corsage of blue carna
tions. The bridegroom’s mother
Elf] foodESsflJ
was in blue French lace over
flesh-colored taffeta, matching
accessories and a corsage of pink
carhatlona.
A reception followed In the
home of Mr. and Mrs: W. L. Rob
inson of Newdale. Mrs. Frhech
Holt and Mrs. Harrv^ Roberson,
unts of the bride, were hostesses.
For thf wedding tr.,i to «*lorida
the bride changed to a dress of
beige faille crepe with beige and
nile green accessories. She is a]
graduate of Micaville High School
and is a senior at Appalachian
State Teachers College.
Mr. Baker, a graduate of Harris
High School, is manager of the
Carolina Theatre in Spruce Pine
where they will reside.
Cattail News
Bys Agnes M. Apgell |
Mrs. Angell ’ to her I
cabin August 11 as Mr. and Mrs. I
J. Hahn left for Miami. James
A. Gundersen, her grandson,
came with her and his parents
and sister, Song a, will be here
this week: It is the first time in
13 years that our entire Miami
branch will be at the Cattail cabin
together.
The 12th. annual cake walk at
the Community Hall on Friday
evening, August 14 was a great
success. Eighteen cakes were do
nated by the good ladies of- the
community, and the winners were
as follows; Mrs. Anne Benedict,’
Mrs! Sherman, Mrs. E. J Har-j
rington, Elizabeth Knudsen, Mrs. 1
Gronquist, Ray Laughrun. Mrs.
Fleet Proffitt, Sonny Schnupp,
’ Ralph McGuire, Mrs. H. Connelly,
Mary Alice Westall,. Janet Sher
man, and James A. Gundersen.
Those donating cakes were Li’l
Smoky Restaruant—Mr. Frank
Walters, plus one gallon of root
beer; Mrs. Andre. Mrs. Anderson,
Donna Shepherd, Mrs. Knable,
| Mrs. Wm. Grassmuck, Mrs. Leo
E. Schnupp, Mrs. Anne Benedict,
Mrs. George Haeger, Mrs. W.
Elements, A. J. Wilson, Mrs.
Sherman, Miss Elizabeth Knudsen,
’and Mrs. J. E. Comfort.
| Cakes donated by Mrs. H.
I Comfort, Mrs. Walter Hart, Mrs.
( Ralph McGuire, Mrs. Milldollar
and a second one by Mrs. Grass
muck, were cut, sold and served
at the snack bar.
* On Friday evening, August 21st.
there was a real live orchestra
for the square dance at the Com
munity Hall.
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Maxwell House a.. a/> U
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®H£ YANCEY RECORD
Mrs.' Neva Renaldo who rented,
the cabin of Mrs. Rotha Howard|
{this season) has bought the;
William Fielder cottage. Mr. and!
Mrs. Fielder have purchased ai
place in Daytos, Tenn. Mrs. Re
naldo’s daughter, Judy, and son
“Butch”, returned to Miami last
week, as did Mr. and Mrs. J.
Hahn whe occupied “Angell
Hayen” for five weeks while Mrs.
Angell went touring.
] Rev. and Mrs. Bozeman are
leaving for Florida this week. On
August 9th. there were eight
ministers present in the 102 .peo
ple who came to church service
in the Community Hall.
Mr. J. E. Comfort suffered
minor injuries to his leg in try
ing to gain control of his car
when it rolled downward on a
slope while he was visiting his
I brother Harrison’s family recently.
IHe is quite well again and spent
the week-end with Mrs. Comfort
i n Asheville and Maggie Valley
visiting "his two daughters, Mrs.
Wiley Sprinkle and Wm. Pierce.
Mr. Roy C. Brown is convalesc
ing from a n attack of severe head
pains.
Dr. Lee, a professor ip Zoo
logy at the University of Miami,
with Mrs. Lee and children, are
occupying tlx Richarc Plumer
ho'use.
Linda and Diane Schnupp
joined their parents this week.
. David and Wayne Killian were
jat “Mrs. Howard’s cabin (their
aunt) for a few days,
j Mr. and Mrs. Maynard E.
Suley entertained at a buffet sup
per Sunday, August 9th- Their
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Braznell, of Naples, Fla;, and
Hendersonville, N. C.; Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Merrill of Miami and
Hendersonville; also, Misses Daisy
and Betty Reese of Golden Beach,
Fla. It was a happy reunion of
old friends, with opportunities
for indulging in enjoyable past
memories, while drinking in the
beauty of “Blue Horizons” the
lovely home of the Suleys.
The Suleys also gave an in
formal luncheon on Sunday, Aug
ust 16th as a farewell to Miss
Gwendolyn Potter, and a “wel
come home” to Mrs. Angell.
NOTICE
The Annual decoration at the
Byrd Cemetery will be held at
2:30 p. m. on Sunday, August 30.
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Exemptions $14.80
Poor Fund ........ $426.62
General Fund $4,592.42
I, Evelyn H. Pate, Register of
Deeds, do hereby certify that the
following amounts were paid from
the various accounts at the regu
lar business meeting of the Coun
ty Commissioners on August 3,
1959.
Witness my hand and official
of office this the 19th day of Aug
ust, 1959.
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Deeds.
NOTICE
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the Byrd Cemetery at Ramsey
town on the first Sunday in Sept
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