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THE YANCEY RSCORD
HOUSING S A L E
By
OFF MAN. . . area’s leading
hotting centers . . . cele
brating a Quarter century of
snuare dealing.
Prices reduced . . Displays
by the acje. . . Select fav
orite GERMAN home today
a~d mo-re In tomorrow, with
aoproved credit.
No tight, money of German
Mobile Homes— still six per
cent financing Liberal trade
allowances. No down pay
ment if y'-'U use lot as col
lateral or can arrange sec
u»it7.
FeJeet vour favorite German
Home today-move In tomor.
row
GERMAN MOBILE POM*B
Granite Fal’s—
“Ont. your New Home from
German like most folks do
In these parts”.
FOR. SATE: Two Storv Brick
House, hot air furnace, 26
ec’-es tractor y 2 acre
tobacco allotment. Contact
Charles Hopson, Green
Mountain, N. C. pd-J23
FOR SALE: 5 room house,
2 and 1 tenth acres of land,
located near East Yancey
School. Contact J. B. To\ye
or call 682-3324.
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FOR RENT: Four room furi*
nlshed apartment. j Water
Hester, gee Guss Peterson.
FOR RENT: Four bedroom
house large lot. Call E.
L. Briggs. ch un
WAITRESS WANTED: Pre
ferably experienced. Hours
8:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.
Ll’l Smoky Drive-In. Call
or see Frank Deyton. Tel.
682-2689. ch-un
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REPOSSESSED BINOER
8 EWING MACHINE HEAD
MODEL “66” In like new cab
inet. Eqpt. to ZIG-ZAG,
BUTTONHOLES, .FANCY >
STITCH, DARN, ETC. Local
party with good credit may
finish payments of $12.00
monthly or pay complete
balance of $36.72. Guaran
tee still good. Can be tried
out locally. Write, Home If
fice, National's Repossession
pept, Box 283, Ashefctoro,
N. C. ch J 4..
SPINET PIANO BARGAIN
Wanted: Responsible party
to take over low monthly
payments pn a spinet piano.
Can be Mbn locally. Write
Credit Manager, P. O. Box
176, Hope Mills, North Caro
lina. pd-J2
Strawberries For 8ale: Ex
cellent quality. Bring your
own containers. Hunter,
Unicoi, Tenn. Watch for
sign across from sawmill.
Ph. 742-6031 ch-J $
FOR SALE: 5 room house
and bath, near Newdale Post
Office. Over 3 acres of land.
Call Ted Phillips, phone
928-8755, Johnson City,
Tenn. pd-J23
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FOR SALE: 7 room house
with lVi bath located on
Hillside Drive on 81 hund
reth acre of land. Call 682-
2749 or see Elwood Smith
IDEAL Building Lots for
sale located 3-4 mile from
square (out of city limits).
Call 682-2749 or see Elwood
Smith. 4 ch-un
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NOW OPEN
) METCALF LAKE
Located on Crooked Creek
In Madison County, good
fishing. Pond well stocked.
Open every day except Sun
day. SIOO for 4 hours fish
ing. Will buy fish back.
FOR SALE: 1953 Willys Jet.
Unusually clean Inside and
out. Maroon color. Driven
63,000 miles, 7 good tires, In
cluding two snow-grip. Has
passed state Inspection. See
or call Mrs. Roy Brown, Bur
nsville, N. C. T6l. 882-2944
HAVE MANY CASH BUY
ERS! LISTINGS OF ANY
KTND OF REAL ESTATE IN
WESTERN NORTH CARO
LINA NEEDED AT ONCE* *
IF YOU WANT TO SET L
NOW PLEASE LIST YOUR
PROPERTY WITH ME! ! !
Call Grace Banks 682-2243 af
ter 5:00 p. m. or write P. O'.
Box 441, Burnsville. ch-un
HOUSES FOR SALE
Ranch type, 3 bedroom, built
In kitchen. 1y 2 baths, fße
place, full basement, with 2
acres, located 2 miles out.
3 bedroom, ceramic bath,
paved drive, carpeted, large
lot, inside town limits.
Contact Grace Banks at P.
O Box 441 or call 682-2243
after 5:00 p. m. ch-un
FOR RENT: Furnished Apt.
3 rooms with bath ,heat and
water furnished. See Lou
Higgins in Randolph Build
ing. ch-un
FOR RENT: Private Room
Twin od louble bed* —■
bath. See Lou Higgins in
Randolph BuUdlr.r c tu»
HELP WANTED
MEN AND WOMEN
18 to 55
To Train for civil service
examinations and good
starting salaries automat
ic pay raises paid vac
xtins all holidays with pay
no strikes no layoffs —No
experience necessary, gram
mar school sufficient for
many jobs. Write for free
information oh how you can
qualify ard a list of U. S.
Civil Service positions . for
which we will train you for.
Write P. O. Box 378, Dan
ville, Va., giving name, ad
dress, phone number, time at
h'une, (If rural give direc
tions. ch-Jl6
RENT: F I V“ rooms and
bath. w*red for e lo cMc stove.
I neated on Submit Street,
Burnsville. S<*e H. E. Dun
can. Rt. 6, Pensacola. un
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FOR all tyoe furniture re
pairs and reflnlshlng contact.
Fddle Gooch. P. O Box 201,
Hills'de Drive, Burnsville,
C. Phone 692-2362 ch-un
HANNAH’S husband Hector
hates hard work so he cleans
the rum* wth R’ue Lustre.
Rentv electric shamDooer sl.
Blue Ridge Hardcore 'GSor—-
FGR PALE: Sat... June 11 or
18th 40 acre farm with five
room dwelling, out buildings,
farm tools, tobacco allotment,
located six miles from Bur
nsville on Green Mountain
highway. Write Boyd Edw
ards. Box 15, Route 2, Bur
nsville. “ pd J 9
FOR BALE
Scenic mountain home, mod
em conveniences. 10 acres.
Celo section. Yancey Countv.
Call 919 725 38*8 or write
Ken Wl’eon Asaocipt.es, p. O.
Pox 5213, Winston-Salem,
N. C. C-J23
THURSDAY, JUNE 2,196 C
FOR RENT; Parking lots for
house trailers In Burnsville.
Bee E, L. Brigga, Phone
682-2131.
FOR SALE: 135 acre farm,
located Route 4, Bee Log.
5 room modern house with
garage; 3 room tenant house,
2 new barns; good tobacco
allotment; pasture; young
timber. Contact J. H. Ar
rowood. Route 4, Burns
ville, N. C. pd J-16
TOWN OF BURNSVIIXF,
SALE OF DELINQUENT
TAXES FOR 1965
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
As provided by law, and
pursuant to authority con
tained in a resolution duly
adopted by the Board of
Commissioners for the Town
of Burnsville, default having
been made In payment of the
taxes herelnaftr listed, I will
offer for sale at public out
cry at the court house door 5
In Burnsvil’e on the 17th day
of July. 1966. at 10:00 A. M.,
the property hereinafter de
scribed by reason of non
payment of 1965 tax due to
the Town of Burnsville.
This the 26th day of May,
1968.
(Mrs ) Victoria L. King.
Tax Collector of Burnsville,
N. C.
Watghtstill Avery S4O 70
Alvin Anjglln 36.24
Betty B. A’len 600
Fred Blankenship 24 00
R'll Beaver 8 00
Gary C. Boone 42.00
Thad Bradford 700
Burlls Cannon 14.00
Isle Cannon . 13 00
Elizabeth Carter 25 20
Kathryn Cherry 19 20
John A. Cooper 356 00
Jess J. Cooper 132 80
Earl Deyton 19 «o
CTlfford Edwards 300
Cyde Edwards 22.70
Craig English 83 60
Bill Evans 18 00
Love Fox 7780
Wi'mer Garland 27.60
Ray Gibbs 22 00
Dr. W. G’adden 360
Roscoe Hensley 13 00
M. B. Hlg-ins 56 «0
T. F. H'geins 1100
Kenneth
Robert B. Hilliard 32 00
Grace Robinson Honeycutt
18 00
Paul Hughes 92 50
M'lton Jnnes 23 00
Jack Paul Jones 42 00
Phillip Jones 24.00
Nell M. Kaulf 1400
Rov and June King -63 50
Tomv King 15 50
J Wavne McCurry 20 50
Irene Mclntosh 800
James 8. Mclntosh 24 20
Clarence Pate 1100
Dewey Pate 30 00
Carl Penland 56 30
Mrs. Artie Lee Peterson 111 00
John E. Peterson 20 40
Barbara & Wilson Ray 15 20
David F. Roberts 18 00
John G. Robinson 36 00
Claude j. Silver 2640
Jess 811ver 24.00
L. E. Snead 16 00
Carroll Socthers 30.80
Chester Southers 32 80
Carl Stamey 57.60
Mrs. Bertha Thompson
Estate 179.50
Mrs. Lena Ulson 11100
Willie Jay Henson 10.80
ARTHRITIS-RHEUMATISM
Do claim* and double talk make
you doubt you can get any relief
from arthritic and rheumatic paint?
Get 100 STANfcACK tablets or 50
STAN BACK powders, use as direct
ed. If jrou do not get relief, return the
unused put and your purchase price
Wiabuf^N* 1 SUnb * ck Co!n P“L
(Continued from front page)
A good attendance on this
day will get the Bible School
off to an excellent start. Last
Vears average attendance
was 76 the goal is set for
at least 100 this year.
A photographer will be on
hand to take pictures for the
paper of the various activi
ties of the day. Make your
plans now to be present by
8:30 this Friday for a day of
real excitement.
(Continued from front page)
native of North Carolina,
was a’so a student of Frank
Stanley Herrine and Edward
Shorter of the Burnsville
Painting Casses. He is a
graduate of Mars Hill Col-*
lege (A A ) and of Wake
Forest College (A.8.). He
holds B.D. and S. T. M.
Degrees from Union Theolo-
Semlnarv in New York,
where he studied the rela-*
tlonshlD between reMgion and
the fine arts, and has done
graduate work In art history
both at Columbia Univer
sity in New York a~d at the
University of Heidelberg In
Germany.
kitchens
Perfect Coffee Always
Americans are the world’s
greatest coffee lovers, downing
441,000,000 cups daily. Stands to
reason that making perfect cof
fee should be one of a home
maker’s special talents.
Whether you perk, drip, or
vacuum brew, there are certain
inviolate rules: measure care
fully, never guess or skimp (one
level standard measure for every
cup, and one for the pot); use
freshly drawn cold water and
superior blends of coffee; learn
to judge the deep, non-watery
color and flavorful aroma of ex
cellent brew; and keep the coffee
maker spotlessly clean to prevent
natural coffee oils from clinging
to the inside of the pot and spoil
ing flavor. Stainless steel coffee
makers are the easiest to keep
clean (use a sponge or cloth and
mild detergent, never an abra
sive) , and because of their smart
styling, can be brought right to
the table.
Unless you’re preparing demi
tasse, never brew less than two
thirds the maximum capacity of
your coffeemaker. Consider own
ing both a small and large stain
less steel coffeemaker.
For a gourmet touch—and a
variety in taste-serve demitasse,
extra strong coffee served in
small cups, after dinner. Prepare
by using two, instead of one, level
standard measures of coffee per
cup in drip or vacuum method.
Go continental with Dutch cof
fee-put a cinnamon stick in each
cup of demitasse, then float but
ter on top.
Brew espresso - flavor coffee
right in your stainless steel cof
feemaker without special equip
ment. After brewing coffee in
regular fashion, simply add one
measure of instant coffee for
every cup, stir well, and serve in
demitasse cups.
Always remember, coffee is
most perfect when freshly pre
pared and served piping hot.
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