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BURNSVILLE
Mrs. Frank Lewis attended Che
Eta State Convention sit Delta
Kappa Gamma, the Honorary
Teacher Society, at Grove Parti
Inn in Asheville April 27-28. Mrs.
Lewis was the guest of Mrs.
Grace A. Stanley of WaynesvUle,
a science instructor who taught
teachers in this area last sum-!
mar. . .
Mi-, and Mrs. Alex Helms and
son, Robert, of Roanoke, Va., ar
rived for a visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Presnell
last weekend.
Mis. Helms (she is the former j
Betty Presnell) and the youngster!
remained here for another week. .!
Mr. and Mis. Edward Buckner 1
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CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Recently celebrating the first an
niversary of his birth was Kevin Dellinger, the one-year-old son of
_ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dellinger of Micavllle. 1
and children visited Mr Mrs.
Monroe Nichols in Knarvilie, Tenn.
last weekend. . .
Mi-b. Max Fox and son ol Boone
vsited her parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. Charles B. Trammel, last
weekend. . .
Mrs. B. R. P&relard visited rela
tives in Newport, Tenn., last
J week. . .
! Author Mataam Ross has return
ed to his home here after spend
ing the winter in Florida. Roes is
currently writing a story on North
Carolina's Cape Pear River for a
I national magazine. . •
| Mrs. Tom Higgins and son,
i Chippy, visited friends and rela-
Jtlves in Winston-Salem last week
-1 end. . . Vance Link of North WU
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The Community Column
. kesboro, former basketball team
, mate of Mr. Higgins at Brevard
College, was Higgins’ guest over
the weekend. . .
'Mrs. S. Troy Rhy and her dau
ghter, Mrs. Lewellyn Estep of
Moses Lake, Wash., are back in
Burnsville after visiting relatives
downstate. . .
Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Laughrun
have returned home after a tour
through the west, While on the
trip, the Laughruns visited their
sores. Noble B. Lauglirnu in
Shreveport, La., and Kenneth C.
; Laughrun in Ft. Worth, Tex.
. E. J. Roland is confined to'
Memorial Mission Hospital in
Asheville. . .
Mrs. Nick Huskey and Mrs.
William Heti.s attended a trailing
session for leaders at the Pisgah
Gill Scoot Camp April 28-27.
Basic camping skills were studied
and piacVced during the clinic.
J. C. Banks returned to Utica
Mich., last week after visiting hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lu'hei
Banks and ether relatives in th:.
area. . .
CANE HIVE it
Mr. and Mis. Willard Ayers
have returned home after being
in Winston-Salem for- a week.
Mrs. Ayers was a patient in Bp
fc*tt Hospital. . .
Tommy Ray is confined to Bap
tist Hospital in Winston-Salem. .
BYRD CREEK
J By Donald McCourry
Mis. Pansy Byrd of Relief diet
Sur.'csay after a long illness. She
had been confined in Yancey
Hospital in Burnsville. Serves?
were held Monday. . .
CCLford Barnett ha.i returned
home after being confined to
Yancey Hospital. . .
V.siting friends and relatives
here during the past week were
Mr. and Mrs. Satiiln Whitson of
Marbleton, Tenn., Tony Barnett of
Panttsylvaitia, James T.pton of
Erwin, Tenn., and Mr. and Mrs.
Avery Allen of Yancey County.
REE LOG
A group of c.tizens from the Bee
Log Community met recently and I
organized a 4-H Club.
Officers of the new organization
aire: Sheila Pate, president; J. D. ]
Pate, vice president; Sandra
Whitson, secretary-treasurer; tKm
lav Handley and Jack Ramsey,
song leader*: Paul Cooper, Wanda
1 Hensley and Charles Phillips, rc-
I creation committee; Bobby Whit-
son, Kay Edwards and Maxine
Pate, refreshment committee.
The next meeting tea* been
scheduled May 2 at 8 p. m. in
the Bee Log Elementary Soheoi.
NEWDALE
The regular mooting of the
Ncwdaii Community Club was
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held April 18 aj the Omwnunity j
Playground with 10 AuniHe* i-«-1
proseoted. - Some work vu done
in order to gat the athletic field
ready for bulktoakig. A picnic
mpper i-roceeded the meeting.
Final pleas were made to tem
pi e-te tlie athletic Arid as eeen is
J pepeMe. A Gheirman, .the Rw.
; Thome* RaiUertge. was nominated
to work with the Comra*m*ty
Youth Group. Preeton Wyatt was
also nemtoated to serve en the
eame caavnittea - and any others
that Rev. Rutledge wishes to
choose.