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FRIDAY -SATURDAY
MPT. 12-23
SUN.-MON.-TUK.
SEPT. 24-25-26
CRY FOR HAPPY
With
GLENN FORD
DONALD O’CONNOR
~ WED.-THURS.
SEPT. 27-28
| Utefiiw von Bunn Stwy |
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FOR SALE
Antique Baby
Grand Piano
Spinning Wheel
Black Walnut
_ Antique Bad
L 100 year old 1
Clock
CLAYTON’S RESTAURANT
OPPOSITE THEATHS
OUR BIG SIXTH
ANNIVERSARY
MOBILEHOME SALE
IS IN FULL swing for the entire
. month of September. Our regu
lar low, low prices reduced up to
as much as $700.00 every rao
bilehome price is reduced. 6 and
7 year financing with payments
you can afford to makQ. Prices
posted so you know the price, is
right. Plus all the luxury extras
we give at our low, low prices,
YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE
‘CENTS” AT
CASTLE TRAILER SALES
3 MILES West of Westgate. Sale
hours 0 A.M. t 0 8 P.M„ Sattir
liay, 9 AM. to 6 P.M., Sunday
1 P.J4. to 6 P.M. During this
sale only we will fill 20 pound
gas bottles for $1.25 including
tax. Dealer 3356.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
Having qualified as Executrix
of the Estate of Frank Ray,, de
ceased, late of Yancey County,
this is to notify all persona hav
ing claims against the Decedent
to exhibit the same to the under
signed Executrix at her home at
Star Rt. care of Thad Bay, Bur
nsville, N. C., on or, before fjjpe
14th day of September, 1962, or.’
this notice will be plead in bar
of th< ir recovery.
All persons owing the Ratal*
will please make immediate pay.
ment.
This 1 Ith day of Sept. 196 L
CARA RAY, Executrix of the
Estate of Frank Ray, Deceased.
Sept. 14, 21, 28, Oct. 6, 12-19
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NEED «mA MOMS* - FOR
; CHRISTMAS? Ob* llfcpranta
fives earn $590 to $1,000.00 dur
ing the Chffctmas selling sea
son n©\r la full swing. Wa cab
help you earn this kind of mon
ey with Avon. Write giving dir
ections to ydaf home to Mrs. ‘
Bonnie Charles, P. O- Box 691, J
Morganton, N. C.
"“help WANTED FEMALE
GIRLS 18 to 40 from Burnsville
vicinity, west Yancey ahd Madi
son, to train a* sewing machine
operators. No euperienaa nefces
eary. Good working condglott.
Come to plant in BamardaWlle
any week day afternoon f*om
1:00 to 4:00 p. )n„ tor interview’.
Clinton Corporation, Bantarda
viUe, N. C. C-S2l
NOTICE: The Stop in the Laurel
now open on Saturdays only.
Jewelry SI.OO each. Reductions
of 20% to 5056 on most items.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nordstrom
FOR SALE: SnsLll Male Puppies.
$5.00 each. AlsG have good milk
cow for sale. See Mr. Haskie
Honeycutt, Burnsville, N. C. Rt.
1, Upper Jacks Creek. c-lt
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NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
STATE OF NOIITH CAROLINA,
YANCEY COUNTY,
Yancey C4onty
vS.
The Defendants, Nora Ray,
will take notice that an action, en
titled as above has been commen
ced in the Superior Court of Yan
cey County to enforce the tax-liras
for the years of 1958, 1959,
for taxes due bjp the above named
Defendants on \a»d in BurnfviUe
• Township, Yancey County North
Carolina; and tse Defendants Will
further take notice that the com
plaint in said action is on file in
the office of the Clerk ot the Sup
erior Court of Yancey County,
North Carolina, ytd tho Defend
ants are require*'to appear and
answer or demo*' i© the said com
plaint within 30 days from the 21st
day of September, 1961, or the
’ Plaintiff will apply to the
j for the Mies demanded in ti*e
i complaint.
I This 24th day of August, 1961.
Lowe Thomas, Clerk of the Sup
erior Cburt. )
Aug. 31, Sept 7, 14, 21 I
TOWN OF BURNSVILLE 1
SALE OF DELINQUENT TAX
FOR $940
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUffhT
As provided bf law, and pur
suant to authority contained to e
resolution duly adopted by the
Board of Commissioners for the
Town of BumsvtfLe, default having
beed made in payment of the tax
es hereinafter listed, I will offer
for sale at pttbßc outcry at the
court bouse dooif in Burnsville on
j the 25th day of September, 1961,
Jat 19 A. M., ti»* property herein
after described by reason of non
payment of 1960 tax due the Town
of Burnsville.
This the 25th day of Aug. 1961.
(Mrs.) Victoria L. King, Tax
Collector Town of Burnsville, N-C.
Name: Tax:
R. L. Bailey S6O-75
Eugene Baker $72419
Banks A Taylor Motor S*. $89.19
Howard A Ferrlll Hughes $16458
Yvonne Bennett $6.75
Edward Blake, Estate $5*29
Nell Wilson Blue $49.50
W. K. Boons $1969
Carl Carter S6OjQB
Elizabeth Carter $274)0
Jeas Cooper SBO-83
Craig English $39.88
Craig English *87.91
Sol Evans $176.62
Frank W. Fox $53.1$
Hubert Freeman $16.88
Higgins, M. B. $57.26
W. H. Hollmau $7.88
Seth Honeycutt $61.88
Tom Jones $12.94
W. N. King $lO.lB
Mrs. Roy King $28.18
Blanche Landreth $966
Harry McCracken, Estate $H&>.
Leßoy A Ruth McCracken $14j63(
Solon Mclntosh ' * $11.4*5 (
Wm. McNeil ssj96i
Carl Frnland $95j86l
Fred Ramsey ; $20440
S. Trey Ray ssm
B. Lee Riddle $18,95
Riddle, Stanley M. s6^Bo
Riddle, WeLde, Jr. $161.18
Harold Silver ssi.®
Gary Stiver s|.So'
; Howard Simpson U&M)
I’Cnrroll Southern s2fe.i©
Mrs. Bertha Thompson (1&.20
Mrs. Lena TUson . $90.76
Frank H. Watson sttJo
Mrs. J. A. Watson fifUß
Arthur Whitson Sj&JW
Peggy Jean Wilson $tA96
R. W. 4 Joseph Wilson 4101J55
R. W. Wilson $20.26 j
Lewis Henson $54)61
Dolpto ftrter
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S VHB YANCVT ACCORD
THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1961
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I VACATION SHOWCASE
AT TRADE FAIR
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Travel, North Carolina’s third
largest industry, will have a
showcase in America’s first state
sponsored Trade Fair— in thei
Charlotte Coliseum, October 12-21.1
President . Kennedy is scheduled
to op*n the Trade Fair which
will be attended by buyers from
all over the world.
State Advertising Director
Charles Parker announced that
hostesses at the North Carolina
travel exhibit would be ladies in
colonial costume who serve as
guides at-the Tryon Palace Re
storation at New Bern.
The “Variety Vacatictiland”
showcase will be built around
huge illuminated transparencies
that featured North Carolina’s
exhibit in travel displays in New
York, Cincinnati and Atlanta this
year.
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BURNSVILLE 4-H CLUB
MEETS
t
By: Rgger Bailey, Reporter
The Burnsville 4-H Club held
their first meeting of the year
on Tuesday, September 12 in the
Burnsville Elementary School!
Auditorium. I
Officers for the coming year j
were elected. They induct* Den-'
nls Pate, Presidedt; Deter Dayton,
vice-president; Shelia Turbyfill,
secretary; Earl Wc-s and Shir
ley Riddle, song leaders; and
Roger .Bailey, reporter.
No s program was presented at
. this meeting it was an organiza
tional -meeting.
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ON N-C. HIGHWAYS
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RALEIGH The Motor Vehi
cles Department’s summary of
| traffic deaths through 10 A. M. ,
(Monday, September 18:
KILLED TO DATE 784 '
KILLED TO DATE Last Year 801
HUNTERS HEADQUARTERS
■ Duxbak Hunting Clothes
COATS - JACKETS - VESTS - PANTS - SOCKS - CAPS
See Us For The Best In --' |
« GUNS, RIFLES, AMMUNITION
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Hunting License On Sale
Blue Ridge Hardware Co.
MU 2-2545 *~ Burnsville, N, 0.
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Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kanipe of |
Asheville and St. Petersburg, Flit.
Mrs. J. Ed Kanipe of Asheville,
.'Mrs. J. L. Kanipe and (laughter,
(Miss Virginia Kanipe, of Ashe
ville, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Young of Newdale
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Young are
returning to their home in Tam
pa, Fla. this week after spending
the summer in Newdale and
Asheville.
Mrs- Gona Spark* and daugh-
Wanda, of ParrottsviUo,
Tenn., and Rev. and Mrs. L. C.
Sparks and daughter, Jane, of
Knoxville, Tenn. wire the guests
..of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Styles
and Mr- and Mrs. Bruce Anglin,
last Friday.
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ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
'NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
1 Having qualified as Adminis
trator of the Estate of Claude D.
Gillespie, deceased, late of Yan
eey County, this is to notify all
persons having claims against
the Decedent to exhibit the same
to the undersigned Administrator
at his home at Rt. 3, Burnsville,
N. C., on or before th? 21st day
of September, 1962, or this notice
will J»e pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
All persona owing the Estate
. will please make mmediate pay-
I ment.
| This 21st day of Sept. 1961.
Charles W. Edwards, Adminis
trator of the Estate of Claude D.
Gillespie, Deceased.
Sept. 21, 28, Oct. 5—12—19—26 j
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,* When railroad conductor Harris Elmore, seen her* shaving as
almost-all other men do every morning, proposed to Sen. Kenneth
Ket ting '(R.-N. Y.) that the government spend $1 billion for a
research program to end ihe need for shaving, the Senator com
mented on television: “My friends tell me their most productive 1
thinking takes place while they’re shaving. And since we need
all the creative thinking we can get these days maybe it’s not
so wise, to cut off one of the prime sources of supply.” What
- does Elmore’s wife say?: “I think JF*_all hilarious, but heNi stlU
better shave when we go out.”/ '7 - - J
’I Slil/ONS Os BUGS DEFY MAN . . . SCONCE
: MOS! INSECTS '< /|) ..f\ '
■ INHABIT THE EARTH J i i *
i THAN PEOPLE JL •—fp\ fi
! , Pi v 11 nlfTrf '/J twain OUR PLANET MAY
> 4 r\ M* I DEPEND ON HIS
‘ 'pp?-. J 1 / llip \ 1 KNOWLEDGEOfTHB
: S^SECTWORID^
'J- PEST CONTROL POSSIBLE THROUGH... W
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i' CHEMICALS BIOLOGY INSPECTION ■- RADIATION
The 4 H entomol ey program is now at its peak. Some 56,000
I young bug hunters from coast to-coast are engaged in the Hercules
• Powder Company sponsored 4 H awards program supervised by
w* \W’ the Cooperative Extension Service. v v
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iVbKIVE-IN THEATRE £J
FRIDAY. SEPT. 22
,( MY GUN IS
QUICK”
Micky Spillane Mystery!
SAT. SEPT., 23
CLAYTON MOORE In -
“THE LONE
RANGER”
DOUBLE Iwlaitiht _
MARY -KAVE TRIO In
BOP GIRL
SUN.-MON.-TUES.
SEPT. 24-25-26
m*. the wind
GABLE VMEN LEIGH
WED.-THURS.
SEPT. 27-28
HEAT OF THE
SUMMER
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LOANS
SiupualoAe.
LOANS
THE NORTHWESTERN
BANK
BURNSVILLE. N Q j
Monthly
Payment Plan
Dial MU 2-2478
Day Time And
MU 2-2143 at Night
FOR YOUR
COAL-FUEL
OIL
KEROSENE
BAILEY FUEL CO.
DUHNSVILLH, N. C.
NEEDA
WRECKER
CALL DAY
or NIGHT
MU 2-2191 or MU 3-2179
FRIENDLY SERVICE
Roberts Chevrolet*
Baick, Inc.,
BURNSVILLE, N. a
Franchised Daalar No. 1919
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