VOLUME TWENTY-EIGHT
Yancey Roundup
Christmas Program Is Scheduled
A program ol music and stories
will be held at the Yancey County
County Library on Saturday (Dec.
7) at 3 p. m.
. Miss Joan Reeve’s Prize-winning
piano recital will be played on the
library’s recently acquired hi-fi set.
The recording includes Bach’s
Prelude in F Sharp and Beethoven’s
Bonatan i A Flat.
Mrs. Frank H. Lewis will give
three readings in keeping with the
pre- Christmas season: “The Sur
prise.” by Laurel Ingal is Wilder;
the “ Biblical Christmas Story;
and “The Ear," by Cj'nth:a Mams.
Program notes, on the music
will be given by Mrs. Warren
sleeve. .
•• The program is sponsored by the
Friends of the Library and the
Public is invited to attend.
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Five more schools and one busi
ness firm joined this week the
list of those contributing 100 per
cent to the Yancey County United
Justice, Ex-UNC Great,
To Speak At Local Fete
Charlie (Cicj Chco) Justice,'
probably th m\ iHustratious j
(figure in Noy j football, |
Will be !h-* .speaker Monday night I
at the annual Fast Yancey High)
School football banquet.
Puri: a this i * fete, which
begins at 7 30 p. m.. Ulcers will ,
be awarded outstanding players
honored and the championship (
troPhy of the Appalachian Confer*
,r
Jl* «* ir/tlaJ champ
hp of (he newly formed lea
'-‘•s season with o #?.i
bowed to
c » the semMna] „r ' WMer J
~?. 5 A and finish^
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"Z%'\ :»r“r, or
aS*W%°£ S Si “ rc «- *>
Hi the Md ‘ nava
*£" C CS 'tSSn he *
Tar w«o„ 1 ona and led the
■** 25
*» **>*l frame,. 66 post - s ea-l
He was chosen to virtually
every All American team in his
A MW Texas Da,
>• n* B Net ,I T.« B .? ESUN
The C ''Jl h h Her ald Tribune
-Dr 2 to £* red “*«" Perry.
wn Shires, ST AT •> >u
<*’* voice said over th -the
be,-I, evei !”” 1 No . j
£ » en*r*ew Xw •ST 1 '
Perry's simoriL Shares,
tor the day" Mj,L T BS 0111 of town i
at the XoTt 1 Pmy lookPd
in ££ of t n the :
hfe fork and we PUt I
telephone. “This j„ Dr p < *'* r - to a
'*»■ Shires’ M „ e L P "7
kZX\Z\ i
?£ STAT." the £«
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rt th™,.. . " 51,1r * «M PMh- ‘
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»• one m Dr T*'””’ ™° n ’
The , Pelrv «*«l
has gray tilort i, " narrow and
colored celling J® J*? Cream '
of it. on sT'JJL the tnhWle
pLf T" um hoßPital
states hLi
JFund Drive.
100 PERCENT HONOR ROLL j
B. B. Penjand & Son
Burnsville Mill of Mohasco, Inc.
Glen Raven M<D
Pensacola School
Clcaimont School
S. Toe School
Bee Log School
Yancey Hospital
Central Barber Shop
Yancey BarberShoP .
Ray Bros. Feed Cenler
Pc’Sard’s Drug Store
East Yancey High School
Oakcrert School
Micavtlle School
Bald Creek School
Burnsville School
Remits Chcvrolet-Buick
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Two re’igiols films will be shewn
Thursday night at the Church- of
God of ProPhecy in Burnsville.
They are “The Little Israelite”
and “The Promise.’’
There is no admission charge
|
' final two years at Chapel Hill,
i He was named the
| player in the 1949 College All-Star
'gam in Ch!cagof%f'er a year away
| from football, h? 'signed with the
"Vc. htogtou Redskins of the Na
tional Football League. His pro
career was cut short bu a leg
fracture sustained to a game
against the Los Angeles Rams in
1953.
—1
-|H all Os Fam, a : d t0 t . thp Fo^n
r™ sports Hall J he pa^ h .
! T—[—■ iii It
'V^l^.^KwNr'v : '
K I®K'' wWßsffl
I g -jm
<* ' se|;;
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- m# m
-y&sQ+y w-^»x*n
CHARLIE justice
Uas the first thing to as s
| President was wa! °, f**’
I Malcolm Perry unhllH . reath ' n K-
Nark gleor-piaid Lket r hiS
[*l onto the i aad tIU ew
hands while the ke d out h;s
put „ZJ hs ™ »>m ,
The President, p errv .. Ui i>
h" “T ,ta1 *X S?£ *
running out of it rt
' n*S cut too fast The . run '
tal, which ~? f oc^Pitoparie.
««» jSL,^h*dTh M ’ “• taek
damage a ’ J ad * huge The
a- f u ?*? er does
J* fieii?T' Sbody
**«* woimd covJfi? the
t There w~ * , the floor,
ij in wnnection Woimd
, m the throat. This m bU hole
hloo#. were being alr Md
THE YANOY RECORD
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“Dedicated To The Of Yancey County"
Subscription $2.50 Per Year
| and the public is invited to attend. j
The Carolina Hemlock Junior
Woman’s Club and the Senior
Woman’s Club of Burnsville will
hold a joint meeting Dec. 12 at
the Community Building.
Hostesses for the session will
be Mrs. Don Burhoe, Mrs. George
Roberts, Mrs. E._ L. Dillingham
and Mrs. Tom Higgins.
The meeting will begin at 8 p, m.
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Ti:e monthly meeting of Yaneov
County Democratic Woman’s Club|
scheduled for Thursday night in
the courthouse, has been post
poned.
President Zu’a Wilson said that
the meeting will be re-scheduled
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[ Yancey C.iuntians Were jolted
; from their hopes of a ba*my win
ter this week as the second sac v
■ within tWo weeks hit the area.
Lured dreams of a miVdj
t ' winter by an almanac’s prediction )
and an unusually warn autumn,
• Yancey residents awoke to the
bitter truth Friday when approxi
mately two inches covered the
ground.
it sncwed again Saturday, skip
pod Sunday, then snowed again
Monday and Tuesday.
A'though the accumulation we -
never more than three inches,
driving conditions at times were
extremely hazardous, especially at
night when the melting snow
froze and turned the roadways to-;
oti etches of ice. ,
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1
U. S. FORCES. GERMANY .
—Army Pvt. Thomas F. Simmons,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Adarian F. ,
(Simmons, Route 5, Burnsville, i;
W C* «n*~ *' '
j November ti> “ «^7j
(“*<■ in Germany 4 " * rm H
I&ZZZ," £££'* "|
Airmv tn t m - ente red the/
™w in June wi „ , uie
%, i ne J J : !; :mp]eteri basic /
l an j ' Port Jusckson S p I
(and arrived overseac th„ J C "
(November. lowing
I j
Scene
Jhal 3. the U ch? J t r Bn '
I Kids who p*Qt a t, i; ,
I school became of t L day from
■»« Orowtoß tteiy l ’ oP '
iSf** *m. ZZ. Zt
market with "<*aea to
tZZo " Smen
When 1
I £and and Baxter
! MWoolm Per,, saM . rel, ‘
Then he started the tm«* a
I tomy. There was ™ T* 60-
■The girj m tho n i n ° aneßt^®«ia.
front of the skirt sh ° Ver thc
taisr out of the wiv C WaS * tand '
«* ™ Bgalnst !
rrc£r"
Tsrs
, was not vofmr ,J.
flake her Kotng t 0
1 face. y 8 fP ° m Jler husb and's (
■ L Th Z T°r Perry topped UD
ana n' aluminum hospital cart
| and he took charge of the h
)ess job tiyinc t n ,l th hops '
Resident 0 f JS, ** 35th
fn>m aS C 1 8! a »‘» ■
"7“ over 'C
m.«?n ti 'mportint |
1 The -hZ 1 ' Pen T
! ihere was movin *- And
1 it rZ aPPam,t *»®art bea* '
EwS ? ld 011 Pen-y |S ft ?|.
BURNSVILLE, N. C„ THLRS DAY, DECEMBER 5, 1963
\r jV I
I qncey
Obituaries |
MRS. | S. MOODY
Mrs. J. S.|Moody. 85, died in j
Yancey -llbepi&d Nov. 26 after- a
long IBness. 3 c
0
Funeral services were held
Nov. 2S at 2,te; m, in the West
Burnsville Baftist Church. The
Rev. Fred F. Dancy officiated and
burial was i/i Horton ftiß Ceme
tery. '• a.
'"Bhe fSs tnl wife of the lato
j. S. Moody sfCßelief.
Surviving & daughters,
Mrs. Fred AB&lf'of Burnsville
ar.d Mrs. E. Kid King of Boone;
two sons, th« Kev. Fred Harrell
And Ellis T. Jtftdy, both of Burns
ville; two s'sWk, Mrs. G. B. Bar
nett and Mns.fß. W. Bennett, both
of Relief; anjte'her. Ira Peterson
of Relief; Jfitne grandchildren,
.seven groatrgfc.is<siildren and one
great-great
j Holcombe ( Brothers Funeral
; Home was in J charge.
MISS kATHBUR.N
Miss Sarah ffohburn, 71, of Bur
nsville Rt, .V .died Monday in a
Western North' Carolina liospital
after a long il!n«sr
Services wf#'sssd at 3:30 P. m.
Thursday in the home of a niece,
Mrs. Jessie J.; Davis at Hamrick.
The Rev. Adam Mills officiated.
Burial was in; Autrey Cemeterj’.
Surviving are three sisters, Mrs.
•Jr,ha M. RAthtlrn and Mrs. Belle
Roland of BurMrille Rt. 5 and
Mrs. W G. Packer of High Point;
and two broth|i'3, Neil Rafchburu
of Pensacola Jid Thomas Rath
burn of BunjejjMe Rt. 5. . -
V- i-.-#- -
hfe Grioaint, d-„i ... f
BV TOl HIGCLYs
Krcor Sdit or
Andy Prine, o. of v QB „ „ 7
theater-goers all-time Tay 0 "* /
os h as been t into . ‘ ra l
gripping tl an _ “ ™
be was ever a p, 0 n th
; screen. - on 010 s&B® or
■ “f ad “'' w •».
»ny Playhouse
!**?» *i"nf t th :
I Kupctoet. c KaiTn .
L >Uso involved i hp ~
Non Os the ea o. .. nvest, SAt- N
I i - “ “ ,c ai vo others
beeen assc od with the
summer theater , e p tJle
j Hathaway and V /■
j both friends of p * ches,
The angular Pr „„ . I
''“Wide Cou- ° f
! «efer
(The tube was
■H could S u c t: on ou. so
air packed i n the *
vent the lung fro?, 3 ™ VK '
These things he T^'
22 small
I dGOtcri and nurse* e in Z r
I room and talking ta the
‘but does . ,
He saw onl I i
f®d chest, shining !. fchj ' oat
lamp, and when he „ . hu^e N
nr ma . . u inn A r... t
or move his eyes b iW * up
Ihe would see th's “ niation “
and the terribly df “ clmscs |
(Standing ore r a , *«,
the wall. ie Bi ny
I I Jmt he finishes
° my > Malcolm Pen
Dr. Kemp da r( ked U P
R Uhgron in mridencj [ eur °' «
came in J arklaed !
,n ‘hmugh the ~T
looking a t a«*,
the United States. 1 CPt o{ l
fd at Malcolm Per *1
4 la ° k told Malcolm d the
til he already kne some "
210 way to save the i * Was '
“Would you 2ike jJ i
amau_* — u
j
iCourthouse-Joil
I ■ m
Is Scheduled Jan
...
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I I—lll-yi
'L - * teF ’ Y stardom t
f Reward
Prine 2 7 Jl! ’
I“o Play the h * IP in 1! >o2 J
to a of Eu J
|of “Angel.- JkWay Production/
• and Hair,
in" „i ■Hathaway an /
ia,:7L n at thp ap '
■ “»’ Z”1 **»*£ .a"r
; Ure„„r “•
tamed *“*■*.' if'a/
Was Veri
bi;T%
(kept ht ’ ana i t
Pany aiartea L, 7 M * lc U' lm
and move ..’M L 7 for things /,
cause it wa„T a u „ * be L
He bJ? p aW runni «g out.' * f
He had to dtr JZZ?? 1 * the 6 hest. ['
*' a the W
'/;*»• to WWS?: "^'.aot
/phe heart i n
| had to ana**,.. hands, ‘so C, |
1 3116 SUrf^fJ
X? * «■* ZZV££p
. WH somebody -f . j
1 -” he-- said. m m 'U
‘Passaged the chest V nHl,J ks he'
corner of the row* ° ver in one j
'23?■***'««-*«. «£"*/
cardiogram . f or Wllle . •.. n elsetro
•o© fliaiSSfliOjito ,Si o“ t ii&tf
Price Per Copy five Cento
("Lire OrnniM
beea dead since T
- “fi
u
B ,es Wm as *"»
• j friend until a *&■
‘. Officers
Hathaway had waleh^”** 68
ard bad sandw^T
Kupcinet retired , at i
I she h fWTneG-Qff th/^ 1 11 P ' m
'hem. * door betitni
I v PoJlce sai d that bFA-. ■••
/he called the aaj d «ui
night, Wpd '
f reconciliation. T ” ta ettect a
ssjav*«sswM
■SS^VISgH;
l 2 Unreal
f been M ‘ T ' •toxins, whn .
Woi-king the *«
reached down / oxy ««i flow
j edges Os a wtuT
I hands. He -
2? 2?* WS~2Sd»i»*
• Hov. 2g> «?• The cku
t Three ■
the ball
mom no. one nowTL er * ea W
oalUng to everyone J?* Were;
I hi."**' But Vie wi 2 004 °*
1 £****>
the way automat 3 *PPed oi|t off
* a w the briert * •when- a»y ( '
who was /'
i pohoe. His nam- wea '** the
' XL**’
,*a' tT* 1 " reny tiiMAj a-- f
me rocsn as 160 feave/
Am
Ret
Is S
Yancey
tions and
to furthe
garng to
stone.
The Cg
week to
coui-tbous
14, the s
statewide
meat ref
“By do:
county q<
County A
gistrars v
ejections,
iwoi-k at i
ing day.”
The vo!
-ttoais will
issue of !
struetton
Jail was
5. It wa<
and then
The fe<
offered c
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I which Wou
f year-old S f
I Tb' co
‘‘i-oposaj .is
J trove rsy ac
fi ff a Pprovi
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f r 8 *®
la ttire
». I Oenerally, ts
f | WPPoning ti
J*?Zer count!
» | stand against
, A%to s said
I ooka for
J yid bond isst
I ,y* n at the P,
Ja nd Jan 4
» rJJ - or
any day but
be on
*. Those vote^
on (ho t
ajain.- *
's f 0
become ej! o ,u.
■1 -icct on ” u„
' He "do
;UT°* oou > d
tufioogj
bond*
a ®® tor the bond*
We’ft. ”
tn real tiv
P°sal i 8 apprrt
Wft .
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<roip> ,
aven * <?<H>W S “Which'-
ywnces
I's t
/new one C ' PWSPeCte of
AiJcins saf<f
bft, Ift-LT- > at
PrWn <’»¥use to
pom? 0 ? ' VouW have t
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