LOCALS
Mrs. Richard Currie, who is
visiung her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Yvestal 1 spent sev
eral da>s last week wuh Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin (juinn ,n Kings
port, Tenn. She returned to
burnsvilie on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gould
and baby daughter Karen of St.
Thomas, Virgn Islands, arrived
in BumsV.lle Monday for a visit
with Mrs. Gould's mother, Mrs.
Annie Bennett at Nu-Wray Inn.
Mrs. W. R. Sechler and baby
son, Joe; of Sunnyvale, Calif.,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Sechler in Burnsville.
Mrs. Sechler’s husband, Navy
Lt. W. R. Sechler, son of the
Ralph Sechlers, is serving
aboard the attack aircraft car
rier USS Ranger, now operating
in the Gulf of Tonkin off the
coast of North V etnam.
Rev. Frances Radford is now
making her home with Mr. and
Mrs. Burl Austin on Prices
Creek. Her maling address is
still the same Box 155, Bur
nsville.
Mrs. James A. Anglin honored
Mrs. Richard Currie of Fens,
France and Mrs. W. R. Sechler
of Sunnyvale, Cal f, who are vis
iting in Burnsville with a lunch
eon on Tuesday.
Mrs. Elriabeth E. Silver, who -
spent the Christmas and New
Years holidays with her daugh
ter. Mrs Jack Rogers, Dr. Rog--
ers and children, in Winston-
Salem. has returned to her home
here.
Miss Sandra Fox, a freshman
at Winnate Collepe, Winpate, N.
C , who has been spend'ng the
hol'd ivr with her narents. Mr.
and Mrs. Amev F>x. returned
to cnl'ePe on WednSsdav,
Char’es Ran'to’nh of Newgate
is a patier,; n Spruce Pine Com
munity Hospital.
A baby daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Baflew of Rt.
* on Sunday at Spruce Pine
Hospital
\u and Mrs. Joe Moore of
Estatoe became the parents of
a baby boy. Roger Lee, bom in
Marion General Hospital on
Monday, the Bth.
Mrs. Zetta Randolph and Mrs.
Harmie Briggs vis,ted relatives
in Tulsa, Oklahoma, during the
Christmas holidays. They had a
very enjoyable visit with Mrs.
Zetta Richardson and Mose
Bailey, whim they had not seen
for many years Mrs. Randolph
and Mrs. Hr Kgs also did some
sight seeing, inelud ng the Will
Rogers estate at Claremont,
Oklahc- a, and many other pla
ces of historical interest.
Due to - weather condit ; ons,
M - Norris Gentry of the French
Bread Electric Membership
Corp., who was scheduled to be
>n Rurnsvjlc this week, has
(< und it necessary to postpone
his coming for another week.
DonatiensMade
To Day Care
Center ‘ J
The Day Care Center for Re
tarded Children would Ike to
thank the following donors: Mr.
David Powers: Methodist Chur
ch at Celo; Sen or Girl Scouts
and Higgins Memorial Method
ist Church in Burnsville.
Special
Eduration Class
Postponed
Due Jo -Weather conditions.
(1 uaimont Adult Basic Educa
t'f.n ( lasses had to be postponed
this week. Classes .will beg.n
Monday night, January !§* gt
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THE YANCEY RECORD
Sheila Turbyfill
Harold Stanley
Evans Married
&*• Sheila Regina TurbyfiU and
Harold Stanley Evans were
united in marriage January 6,
at 7:00 p. m. in the Bolen's
Creek Baptist Church. The Rev.
A Z. Jamerson conducted the
double ring ceremony.
Sheila is the daughter of Mrs.
Maxine Turbyfill. She is a grad
uate of East Yancey H gh School
and is now employed at the
Yancey Hospital.
Harold is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Evans. He is a
graduate of Cane River High
School and is now employed with
Westco Telephone Company.
The couple will live on Route
1, Burnsville.
Evans-
Bumgarner
Vows Spoken
Miss Diana Nell Evans, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Evans of Burnsville, and Norman
Bur-gamer of Rt. 3, Newton,
were married Friday evening in
an eght o’clock ceremony at the
home of the bride’s uncle, Ar
thur W. Petersen, of Rt. 3,
Hickory. The Rev. Leo Smith,
pastor of New Jerusalem Luth
eran Church, offic ated .at the
double ring ceremony.
The bride wore a street-length
dress of white imported lace and
a white orchid. She is a gradu
ate of Cane River High School
in Burnsville and also a graduate
of Steed College of Technology in
Johnson City, Tenn. She is em
ployed by Central Telephone,
Company in Hickory.
The bridegroom is a graduate
of Startcwn High? School and is
also employed by Central Tele
phone Company. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. C’ovd Bumgar
ner of Rt. 3, Newton.
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson honor
ed the couple at a wedd ng re
ception at their home" following
the ceremony. After the recep
tion the couple left for a wed
d'ng trip to Miami, Fla., and
vpon their return will reside on
Route 3. Hickorv.
Home
Demonstration
Club Meets
The Brush • Creek Home De
monstration Club met in the re
creat onal area of the Deyton
Bend Methodist Church for their
December meet ng, which was
a family night Christmas dn
ner. Several members with
their families were present. Mrs.
Mary Margaret Deyton, the new
Home Extens on Agent, with her
family, was present for her first
meeting w : th the Club. The group
enjoyed an evening of Am and
the exchange of Christmas gifts.
Whisnant Will
Speak To Club
Carolina Hemlock Junior Wom
an’s Club will meet Monday
night, the 15th, at 8:00 p. m.
with Mrs,, Roy Hensley. Dr.
Clyde Whisnant win give a pro
gram on oral hygiene.
Club Meeting
Postponed
Because of weather cond : tions.
the regular meeting of the Bur
nsville Woman”s Club has been
postponed until Thursday even
ing, January 25th, at 8:00 p. m.
m the Community Building.
The International Relations Com
mittee, Mrs. W. A. Y. Sargent.
Chmn., will ppresent the pro
gram. Hostesses will be Mrs.
James A. Anglin, Mrs. Annie
Bennett, and Mrs. Hehn Stab
ler.
Past or s’
Conference To
Be Held
A Western North Carolina
Pastors’ Conference will be held
at First Baptist Church, Way
nesviUe, N. C. January 15, at
10:30 a. m. Featured on the
program is Dr. J. Wash Watts,
retired professor of Old Testa
ment, New Orleans Bapt st Theo
logical Seminary, andauthor of
“A Survey of Old Testament
Teaching” and other books. He
also originated the Southern Bap.
tist mission work in Jerusalem.
Burnsville PTA
l "HI Meet
The P. T. a. of the Burnsville
Elementary School will meet at
the school Tuesday night, Jan.
16 at 7:30.
Church Meeting
Jan. 17
The regular H'ggins Memorial
quarterly family right covered
dish supper will be held at 6:30
Wednesday evering, Jan. 17th.
ENDS THIS W£EK
Stereo Album $3.50 ,
Classics And Soundtracts $4.50
Portable Transistor Radios, Record Players,
Record Racks, Record Boxes - 1/3 Off
Monaural Album $3.00
Also Good Selection Os Gospel Sheet Music,
Needles For All Record Players. i
Children’s Albumssl.oo
SALE STARTS DEC. 26th. ENDS JAN. 13th.
All Christmas Album & 45’S - y a Off.
8 Tract Car Tapes - $6.00 -
Twin Pack Only SB.OO
All 45’s - Both Country & "Pop” 75<
Hours- 10-6- Monday Through Saturday Except On
Wednesday Afternoon We Will Close At 1:30 PM
A & A RECORD SHOP Burnsvilje, N. C.
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Evans - Cooper Vows Spoken
Mias Martha Kay Evans and
Paul Dean Cooper were married
December 23, 1967, 4 p. m., at
the heme of the brides parents
with the Rev. A. Z. Jamerson
performing the double r.ng cere
mony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Lee
Evans of Route 3, Burnsville, N.
C., and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Wess Cooper
of Route 4, Burnsville, N. C.
For her wedding Miss Evans
chose n street length gown of
white lace and satin Peau-de
THURSDAY. JAN. 11, 1968
sole with an empire waist Inc
and long po nted sleeves. Her
veil was shoulder length, attach
ed to a satin flower with petals
of lace and seed pearls. She car
ried a bouquet of white Orchids
topping a wh'te Bible.
The makl of honor. Miss Dana
Kay Proffitt, wore a p ; nk su t
■and carried a match ! n«» nosegay
of carnations. Mr. William Har
m’d Corner was his brothers
best man.
Hostesses for the reception fol
lowing the ceremonv wero Mrs.
Harold Harris and Mrs. Bargant
Honeycutt