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Miss Cooper
In Red Cross
Conference
Uks
Miss Claudette Cooper,
daughter of Mr. ard Mrs.
Hal W. Cooper of Burnsville,
has been chosen to repre
sent Yancey County In,
speaking at the Red Cross
State Conference in Durham.
She will leave here Friday
morning, October 15, and
speak in the Jack Tar Hotel
conference room that same
evening. Afterwards she will
attend a banquet and return
heme Saturdayy morning.
Miss Cooper is a Fresh
man at Mars Hill College.
, Democrat Rally
Saturday
A Democrat Rally and
Supper will be held at the
Cane River High School on
Saturday night, October 23
beginning at 6:30 p m.
The Honorable Lamar
Gudger of Asheville will be
the guest speaker. There
will also be special music.
Tickets may be purchased
at the courthouse offices
They are $5.00 per person.
Plans For Micaville
Community Fair Underway
Plans for a Micaville
Community Fair, a subject
much discussed since the or
ganization cf the club in the
spring, are nearing comple
tion. The date has been set
for November 5 and 6 on
the M'caville School grounds
The Fair is to be sponsored
by the Micav'lle Club, but
the active suoport of all in
terested persons and civic
groups is eagerly sought.
Any person or organiza
tion who would like tp place
an exhibit will be Welcome
and should contact Rev.
John Fowers, Chairman of
the Fair Committee at once.
Plans new inc'ude a tobacco
grading demonstration; a
horse, pet, and b cycle par
ade foe school age young
sters: a baby contest for
babies and toddlers up to
three years; a fi-:h
sack races. climbing the
THE YANCEY RECORD
Burnsville, N. C.
t.Y. PANTHERS
WHIP BOWMAN
27-19
East Yancey’s Panthers
took the lead in the second
period last Friday night to
lick Bowman High of Bak
ersville with a score of 27-19.
Bowman took the fi r st
score during the first quar
ter of play with a pass to
take the lead. The extra
point was missed. Only a
short time later Bob Ander
son, hard hitting Panther
back, drove across the goal
line. The extra point was
missed by the place-kicking
Panthers.
The Bowman eleven scor
ed twice, with one extra
point, in the second quarter.
East Yancey made one tou
chdown with extra point to
end the first half with Bow
man leading with a 19-13
game.
The Panthers came back
in the third period, scoring
one touchdown and extra
point. And in the fourth
quarter the home team scor
ed again, with extra point,
to end the game 27-19.
The local Panthers had 90
yards of ground gain, while
the visitors made only 63
yards on the ground. In
passing, East Yancey com
pleted five of eight passes
for 151 yards. The v’siting
Bowman team completed
five of 14 passes for 148
yards.
Two of the Panther’s passes
hit pay dirt when Mike Sil
hlt jaq dirt when Mike Sil
vers took the passes from
quarterback Young and
raced across the goal line.
The Panthers have lost
only one game this season.
East Yancey will meet Hot
Borings High on the home
field here Friday night for
the annual homecoming
game.
greasy pole and games of
various kinds; disp’ays by
clubs and organizations such
as Scout Troops, 4-H Clubs,
P. T A.’s; Home Demon
stration Clubs, Community
Clubs, Etc.: and displays of
crafts, sewing, canned goods,
produce, potted plants, flow
er arrangements and anti
ques.
Chairmen for the various
categories are: Tobacco
grading—Mr. E L. Dilling
ham: Horse and Pet Show—
Mr. Max Hughes; Babv Con
tes I —Mrs Charles Ray; Pro
duce—Mr. Frank Andress;
Arts and Crafts —Mr. Flovd
Wilson; Baking—Mr3. Max
Hughes; Sewing—Mrs. Jack
800-'e; Canning and Pre
serving— Mrs. J. T. Blalock
and Mrs Troy Hi’liard;
Flnvcs—Mrs. Jdn Fowers;
Days Gone Fy—Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Adkins.
Dedicated To The Progress Os Yancey Coenty
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Shown above are guests at
the Fifth Area meeting of
the American Legion Auxili
ary held here October 12.
They are seated, left to
right: Mrs. A. M. Scarbor
ough, Greensboro, National
Executive Committee wom
Sfflall Game
Hunting Permit
Introduced
A season permit for small
game hunting on the wild
life management areas has
been introduced by the
Wildlife Commis
sion. This permit priced at
$3 will go on sale October
15 at all checking stations
In western North Carolina.
With this permit a sports
man may hunt every open
day on his favorite manage
ment area or he may hunt on
any management area in
North Carolina for squirrels,
grouse, rabbits, quail or
doves. This permit will mean
a savings for the average
hunter ln the past he
paid $1.50 each day of hunt
ing For 10 days of hunt
ing his tab was sls 00 Now
he may hunt 10 days or any
number of days on the $3
permit. The daily permit
($1.50) will continue to be
available for hunters who
may desire to hunt only one*
day.
This season permit will be
of particular advantage to
the man in industry or busi
ness who has a few hours of
hunting time in the after
noon or early morning. He
can now afford to hunt
these hours without spend
ing a daily outlay of $1.50.
The dally check-in and
check-out procedures will
continue to be observed on
all areas. For a listing of
open hunting days and loca
tions of , checking stations
hunters should refer to the
bulletin, “Special Hunting
Regulations Applying t o
Game Lands’’, available
from license agents and
Commission personnel.
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I NEWSPAPER
& BOY DAY
V-i §m SKH mm
Thersday, October 14, 1945
an: Mrs. Kemp C. Honeycutt,
Hickory, State Auxiliary
President: Mrs. S. C. Burgess
Sylva, sth. Area Vice Presi
dent. Standing, left to right,
Mrs. Claude Hoy, Henderson
ville; Mrs. Max Griffin, Mor
ganton; Mrs. Paul Johnson,
Ameritan Legion Auxiliary
Holds Fifth Area Meeting Here
The Fifth Area Meeting of
the American Legion Auxili
ary, Department of N. C. was
held at the Community
Building here Tuesday, with
approximately eighty at
tending.
Mrs. S. C. Burgess, sth.
Area Vice President of Syl
va, presided over the meet
ing. Tre advance of colors
was by Mrs. Charles Proffitt
and Mrs. Bruce Westail of
the Burnsville Unit. The
pledge of allegiance to the
Flag was led by Mrs. Alice
Tate of Morg|nton. Rev.
Wrestliig Matches
To Bo Held Here
)
Wrestling is coming to
Burnsville on Thursday ev
ening, October 21, to pay
for the lights on the Burns
ville Elementary School
field.
Three matches will be
staged on the night of the
twenty-first in the gymnas
ium of the Elementary
School in Burnsville', begin
ning at 8:15 p m.
Headlining the profession
al wrestling card will be a
tag team match pitting
Billy Two Rivers and Suit
War Cloud against John
Tolas and Chris To’as.
The semi-finals will be a
feminine affair w’th Judy
Grable grappling Toni Rose.
Two Ton Harris will take
on Jesse James in the preli
minary
heavy-weleht against a
“bad vuy.”
Reserve tickets are being
sold throughout the county,
and mav be purchased in
the Office of the Automo
bile L'cense Bureau on the
town snuare.
Proceeds from the mateh
will go to nav for t*e eou’p
me*'t. used to IWM th* Pur
rsville Flement-ry
fold during the softball
reason this past summer.
Naabur Savua
Hendersonville; Mrs. W. W.
Ballew, Asheville; Mrs. E. L.
Kay, Ellerbe; Mrs. Charles
F. Gold, Rutherford; Mrs.
E. P. Rhyne, Hickory; Mrs.
Griffin Smith, Shelby, State
Membership Chairman; Mrs.
B. M. Jarrett, Shelby; and
Mrs. M. C. Bernard, Hickory.
Harold McDonald, First Bap
tist Church, gave the invo
cation. Mrs E izabeth Henry
of Oteen led the Preamble
to the Constitution. Miss
Susan Hensley ol Bald Creels
sang ‘ How Great Thou Art”,
accompanied by Miss Anita
Anglin of Burnsville.
• Seven Gold Star Mothers✓
were present and received
corsages.
Recognition of distinguish
ed guests included eleven of
ficers of the Department of
N. C. as well as three Na
tional officers, Mrs. B. M.
Jarrett, Shelby; Mrs. A. M.
Scarborough, Greensboro;
and Mrs. E. P. Ryne, Hick
ory.
Mrs. J. W. Norris introduc
ed the Deoartment presi
dent, Mrs. Kemp C Honey
cutt of Hickory. She to’d of
the workings of the Auxili
ary, the work
with veterans and urged
members to remember the
national theme “The Veter
an-Our Responsibility”.
Mrs. Paul Sherwood, hos
pital representative, urged
members to volu~t*er for
service at the hospitals Mrs.
Griffin Smith, department
membership chairman, pre
sented her theme ‘Keep
Memb°rshin Alive in Paul
ine’s Beehive” and was con
vincing in her request to re
cruit members a"d have an
active determined organiza
tion.
Mrs. C R. Burgess was re
e’ected sth. Area vice presi
dent.
The McDowell Unit No. 56
of Marion extended the sth.
Area an invitation to meet
with them in the fa’l of 1968
The Auxil'arv from Boone
was recognized and award
ed a citation for being the
f , -*t quota unit In member
ship.
The hostess unit gave three
do'-r prizes.
The meeting was adjourn
ed and everyone agreed it
had been most successful
and enjoyable.