LOCALS
Linda Ann Hensley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hensley
of Micaville, a rising senior at
ASTC, Boone, achieved grades
which put her on the Dean’s List
during the Spring quarter.
Rose Marie Roberts has re
turned to Rabum Gap School,
Nacocchee, Ga., after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. George Rob
erts.
Mrs. C. M. Whisnant is at her
hrme here, where she will re
main for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hensley
of Rt. 3 have returned home af
ter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Phillips in Warsaw, Ky.
Mrs. Bill Edge of Route 2 is a
patient in Spruce Pine Hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Slaton
and sons of Wilmington have
been visiting Mrs. Slaton’s mo
ther, Mrs. C. R. Hamrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Styles of
Titusville, Florida, and Mr. and
Mrs. Spurgeon Styles of Hen
dersonville visited their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Styles,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bolton
of Miami, Fla., have returned
to the Nu-Wray Inn for the sum
mer.
Sabrina McFee and her moth
er, Mrs. H. C. McFee, were
guests of Mrs. Raymond Fox
last week. Sabrina competed in
the Junior Queen event of the
Rhododendron Festival. She was
first runner-up and won the tal
ent event of the Festival.
Misses Theresa, Frances and
Irene Coletta spent the week-end
at home visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Caletta. They
are spending the summer serv
ing as counselors at Little Bea
ver Camp, Asheville.
David Coletta. son of Mr. and
Mrs P C. is attending
the first summer session at
ASTC, Boone.
Phillip Young, eighth grade
teacher at Micaville Elementary
School, is doing graduate work
at ASTC. Boone.
Mr and Mrs. Allen R. Atkins
of Raleigh were guests of Mrs.
Atkins’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Edge of Newdale, over
the week-end.
A hartv welcome to the Bing
hams, Mr. and Mrs. Jim, who
have returned to Burnsville for
the summer.
Mr and Mrs. Danny Fouta
and children nf Greensboro, are
visiting Danny’s parents. Mr.
and Mrs Dover Fouts
Mrs. Billy Westall of Bolens
Creek is undergoing treatment
at Vaneev Hospital.
Mrs Edwin Quinn of Colum
bia, S, C., is spending some
time with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Rov Rav. The Roy Ravs
also had visiting them over the
week-end their son Norman, who
is attending summer school at
UNC State, Raleigh.
The Burnsville Plant of Mo
hasco Industries will ba closed
fi r two weeks vacation, beginn
ing Monday, July 3rd until Mon
day. July the 17th. The em
ployees of Glen Raven Silk Mill
wi'l be on a one week vacation,
beginning week of July second.
The Burnsville Hosiery Mill, Inc.
will also be dosed for a one
week vacation, beginning the
week of July 2nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bennett
of Charlotte became the parents
of a daughter, Teressa Kim,
born June 23rd at Presbyterian
Hospital. Charlotte. Mrs. Bennett
is the former Linda Stevens of
Charlotte. Mr. Bennett is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Ben
nett of Burnsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown,
Clarksville. Ga., Mrs. Myrtle
Brown and daughter, Mildred,
of Elom College, N. C., were re-
THE YANCEY RECORD
cent visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Young. Mr. Brown
is a former employee to Glen
Raven Mills.
Births at Yancey Hospital:
B-m to Mr. and Mrs. Noftfian
Hopson, Burnsville, June lfeth
a son, Forest Clifford; to Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Erwin Allen,
Burnsville, June 18th, a daugh
ter, Carolyn Elaine; to Mr. and
Mrs. S. C. Hughes, Green Moun
tain, June 18th, a son, Cur
tis Lee; to Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill
Duane Swann, Burnsville, June
21, a daughter, Stephanie Joan.
Rev. Ernest Blankenship, pro
fessor cf English at Gardner-
Webb College, is filling the pul
pit of the First Baptist Church
while Rev. McDonald is on vaca
tion. Rev. Blankenship is a na
tive of Yancey County. The Mc-
Donald family will return to
Burnsville next week.
A Decoration will be held Sun
day afternoon at two o’clock at
the Mack Williams Cemetery on
Upper Jacks Creek.
Ronald Swinney was in Cattail
for a few days recently opening
up the family cottage. He is
now in New Hampshire, where
he will serve as counsellor at a
Boy Scout Camp for the summer.
Julie Toth of Ciral Gables,
Fla., is visiting Kim Brown at
the Brown Cottage in Cattail.
Steve Boone, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Brooks Boone of Burnsville,
who is in the Reserves, left
Tuesday for Fort Lewis, Wash
ington, for a seven to nine mon
ths tour of duty. He will be in
Officer Candidate School, and
when graduated will hold the
rank of Second Lieutenant.
Steve is married to the former
Janice Buchanan.
Cynthia Chrisawn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Chrisawn of
Rt. 5, who has been teaching
the past year at Air Force Base,
Myrtle Beach, S. C., has been
visiting her parents. She left
Wednesday for Miami Beach,
where she will take stewardess
paining for Eastern Airlines.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Mcln
tosh, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris
and Randy Mclntosh vacationed
in Myrtle Beach last week.
Mrs. Charles Lee, Mrs. T. J.
Cawrod and daughter, Anita,
and Miss Connie Cox of
land, Tenn., were here during
the past week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Watson of
Charlotte visited the L. V. Pol
lard’s this week. Mrs. Watson is
the former Miss Virginia Hub
bard of Burnsville.
Dr. and Mrs. C. Frank Rich
of Asheville spent the week-end
with the R. L. Rhineharts. Oth
er visitors during the weekend
were: Mr. and Mrs. C’yde Sny
der and son Jeff of Asheville,
and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shell
and sons Wesley and Leßoy of
Jay, Florida.
Ware-Powell
Engagement
Announced
Mrs. James Ware, 501 S. Main
St., Mount Holly, N. C., announ
ces the engagement of her dau
ghter, Margaret Ann, to Edwin
Dean Powell, Jr„ of Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Powell of Mount
H'Hv. The wedding is planned
for Judy 22.
Mr. Powell is the grandson of
the late Rev. R. E. Powell, who
was pastor of First Baptist
Church, Burnsville, for seven
teen years. He is a'so the grand
son nf Mrs. Lonnie Banks and
the late Mr. Banks of Burnsville.
-60 Girl Scouts attended Day
Camp at Mt. Mitchel Camp last
week. The girls were from the
Burnsville, Micaville, Newdale
and South Toe Troops.
The Administrative Staff con
sisted of Mrs. George Hicks,
Director; Mrs. James Hoover,
Assistant Director; Mrs. Earl
Young, Business Mgr.; Mrs.
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The Cadette Scouts hang their
lunch on a wire they have strung
between the trees before they
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SCOUTS AND LEADERS ENJOY
WEEK OF DAY CAMP
Helton Carmichael, Registrar;
and Mrs. Garland Wampler,
Health Supervisor.
Instructors and unit leaders
were Mrs. Bill Hess, Mrs. Ben
Banks, Mrs. Jack Edge, Mrs.
Jack Biggerstaff, Mrs. W. E.
McKinney, Mrs. Evelyn Wilson,
Mrs. S. S. Moore, Mrs. Ken
Sanchagrin, Mrs. Charles Bry-
begin their day of work and
play at Scout Day Camp here
last week.
Camp held at Mt. Mitchell camp
here last week.
Scout Day Camp held here last
week.
THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1967
ant. Mrs. Bryant was in charge
of the pre-school staff children.
Senior Scouts who assisted
were Patricia Randolph, Bonnie
Hess, Cathy Silver, Denise
Piercy, Cordelia Miller, Linda
Deyton, and Gayla Cooper.
Dwight Butner was in charge
of the 7 and 8 year old boys,
> children of staff members.
Dwight is a Boy Scout, and de
velcped his own program with
the group, and also assisted the
camp staff.
The camp program was de
signed to be an on-going part of
the troop program, so that skills
learned could carry over into
the fall program.
Brownie Scouts earned two
certificates. The Brownie Camp
Crafter and the Brownie Art
Crafter.
Juniors named their unit
‘‘Minnie-Ha-Ha” and continued
exploring the world of Indian
lore. The younger Juniors com
pleted some requirements for
the Gypsy Badge. Camp craft
skills were gained by all Jui *
iors as they worked in patrols
to set up their camp, which in
cluded five tents, two hand
washing stations, two fire rings
and a kitchen for the overnight
on Thursday.
All Cadettes, or the “Lazy
Daisy” Unit, completed require
ments for the Camp Crafter
badge, which testecj such skills
as: Fires and fireplaces, out
door cookery, toolcraft, rope
craft, gear, compass and map,
safety and outdoor citizenship.
A camp fire program was
held on Thursday evening at
8:30. A good turn-out of parents
attended the program. The Ca
dette Troop the “Lazy
Daisies” were in charge of
the “Scouts Own” ceremony,
which was on friendship. They
also laid the ceremonial camp
fire.
The Junior Troop gave the
Indian’s version of the Twenty
third Psalm, and also presented
an Indian dance.
The Senior Troop gave a pro
gram of folk singing.
Special guests for supper on
Thursday night were Dr. Gar
land Wampler, Camp physician,
Mrs. W. A. Y. Sargent, Council
Board Member, and Paul Woot
en, U. F. Chairman.
The Cadette and Junior Troops
spent the night on Thursday
night.
Mrs. 0. W. Deyton, Field Ad
visor for Pisgah Council, was
advisor co the Administrative
staff, assisting with day camp
operations. Mrs. Deyton stated
that the Day Camp was very
successful
Miss Cm,
Miss Proffitt
Enter Summer
School
Janet Cox, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Horace H. Cox, Rt. 1,
Relief, N. C„ and Dana Proffitt,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Proffitt, Rt. 1, Burnsville, N.
C., have entered East Tennes
see State University for the
summer session.
Janet has begun a three year
pre-med course before entering
the University of Tennessee to
study medicine.
Dana is majoring in Home
Economics and minoring in Art.
She plans to do interior decor
ating ami design.