I OBITUARIES
WILBUR W. MAGILL
Wilbur W. Magill, 71, died
£ of a heart attack at G a. m.
i Feb. 7, ru his home in Lex
[ ir.gton, Ky.
Mr. Ma ill was a specialist
in fruitsi and served for 41
years at the University of
Kentucky Cjoperat be H"»' en
sicn Service, retirflrg in 1963.
pr Known,Jtvrdughoi., the state
promo Lon of commer
c al and home fruit plantings,
he was one of ».he person*
responsible for the strawberry
prodiix on as a source c» • r-:-
coine for low income farmers
in the n'ate.
In 1956 he was awarded the
Wilder Melal the American
Pcmological Society, and in
1957 he received £he superior
servee award from the U.
S Dept., of Agriculture.. Mr.
Magill was a member of the
Gamma Sigma Delta, Epsilon
Sigma Ph ; , National Peach
Council, American Pomologicai
Society, American Society of
Hortici’Yural Science and the
Kentuckj^yStf i e, Horticultural
SfXiety. He was a Kentucky
Colonel and was a member of
the First Methodiht Crunch..
A native of Franklin, Iln.
Mr. Magill WPS a son of the
late Edward Curtis and Ad
die Pr.VerLon Magill. Grad
uating from Purdue Univer
sity, he was in the extern: oi
service of N. C. r.'.ate College
from 1920 to 19~2 and was
assin'ant county agent at
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ROBERTS CHEVROLET BUICK, INC.
West Main St. Burnsville, N. C.
FRANCHISED DEALER No. 1019 Manufacturer’s License No. 110
THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 1967
Vincennes, Ind for one year.
He was a veteran of / World
War i. . . •
Survivor* include his wife,
Mrs’ Margueritte Healey
Mac ill; two daughters, Mrs.
p - G- Ham, Madison Wis.
and Mrs. James E. Lacy,
Lexington; a brother, H I.'
Magdi and a sister, Miss Hol
he Magill, both of Franklin
Ind.; eight grandchildres and
two nephews.
Mrs - Magill is . l he daugh
ter of the late Augus'us F.
and Ltt.ie Neavis Hensley,
• and has two sisters living in
Burnsville, Mrs I. R Laugh
run and Mrs. Hoba:.t Ray,
whom she visits often,
Burley Growers
To Meet
Burley tobacco growers of
Yancey County will meet In
the Yancey Cjur.ey Court
house in Burnsville Friday,
February 24 at 10 o’clock a.
m. according to an ansounce
ment by E. L. Dillingham,
Yancey Couri,y Extension
Chairman.
Furney Todd, Extension
Plant Patrologist from N. C.
FAate UniversKy. and Mr.
Harold F. Ross, Extension
Agronomy Specialist will give
ru>uus of demon* tra.-
tioi.s and otrier
tiO/is conducotd in Yanc-y
and other counties.
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NAM, (FHTNC) Feb. 7
Marine Privr.e First Class
Roger D. Campbell, son of
Mrs. Ruby B. Campbell of
Micaville, N. C. is in Da Nang,
Vietnam serving as a mem
ber of “A” Company, Seventh
Engineer Battalion, First. Mar
ine Division.
His battalion supports the
division through road and
building cons.ruction, and the
laying of land mines. Engi
neers are also trained in the
use of explosives and demo
litions.
In additon, the battalion is
conducting a vigorous civic
action program aimed at
helping the Vietnamese peo
ple better itremselves socially
and economically.
Knitting Class
Being Held
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A knitting class, sponsored
by the Marton-McDowell Te
chnical Isstitute is being
taught by Mrs. Allan Honey
cutt in the fellowship hall of
Main's Chanel «' Method'st
Church Monday nights from
6:30 to 9:30 and on Wednes
day afternoon from 12:300 to
3:30.. Mrs.Honeycutt is teach
ing both beginning and ad
vanced knitting..
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MEN IN SERVICE
FT. LEONARD WOOD, 810.
(AHTNC) Army Private
Marylon D. Weatherman, p 3,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy ■..
Weatherman, Newdale, H. C.
completed an ergineer assst
ant course Feb. 10 at Ft.
Leonard Wood, Mo.
During the eigrt-week
course, he waa trained to
opente and maintain air
compressors ene.ines, crane
shovels and tractors.
His wife, Patric a, lives on
Route 1, Lewisville, N. C.
Men’s Club Will
t
Meet Monday
The regular monthly meet
ing of me Buru*v.ue Me..s
Ciub will be held oa Monday,
Feb. k.ivh, at the communny
budding. Dinner will be ser
ved by ladies from Higgi.s
Memor.ai Me.hodist Church
promptly at 7:OJ. Officers for
the coming year will be nom
in. ted at this meeting, and
elec.ed at the March meeting.
A guest speaker will bring a
tmely message. Mr. Charles
Wesson of Route 5, Burns
ville, is President of of the
Men’s Club.
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