THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1961
4-HJs here
There Is A
World Os
{j Opportunity
I Jr°^ a J ° b In 4-H.
/ Well Done!
L
Compliments Os
TOWN & COUNTRY SHOE STORE
Burnsville, N.C.
A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY
Thank-You 4-H’ers For A
Making Yancey County
A Better Community In j
Which To Live.
BANKS FLOWER & GIFT SHOP
and
BANKS PHARMACY
Burnsville NX.
I CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL 4-H MEMBERS
I OF THIS AREA...
Service To .Others, Their
I Community, And Their Country
I Is The Aim Os Each 4-H Youth.
Service Is Also Our Business.
Your Best Investment In Winter Comfort Is A Siegler Stove
Come In Now And See Our New Line Os Stoves.
BURNSVILLE FURNITURE & HARDWARE CO.
Burnsville, C.
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make I
the I
best... I
BETTER
Dr, Liver man Te
Conduct Training
Program
Dr. William Live man, Dew
of men at Bob Jones University,
wil conduct a teacher training
program at Faith Fellowship
Baptist Church, Oct. 14-17. All
area Sunay School teachers are
welcome to attend these ses
sions. All sessions will begin at
7:90 p. m. He will also speak
in the morning ° and evening
services Oct. IS.
Little League
Plays Spruce
Pine
East Yancey Little League
football team will play Spruce
Pine Red Skins on the East
Yancey field, Saturday night at
7:00, Oct. 12th. Both teams are
undefeated.
THE YANCEY RECORD
Youth Attend
4-H Camp
There were eight pupil i from
Yancey County who attended
4-H Camp this year. Our sub
jects were recreation, wildlife,
handcrafts, and hiking. We
were responsible for keeping our
cabins clean, helping with din
ing hall duties, and be ng on
time for meals. You meet kM
of new friends also.
Written by Nina Hensley. Pre
sident Pensacola AH Club.
MSfl
Rev. Paramore
Speaks
Special services to acquaint
Free Will Baptist people, and
others who may be n.erested
with the Free Will Baptist Bible
College at Nashville, Tennessee,
will be held this week-end in
a number of local FWB Church
es. Rev. Jack Paramore, (pic
tured), Director of the Office of
Development of the college,
and a nationally known evange
list, w 11 be speaker for the ser
vices.
Green Mountain Church, locat
ed on the old Mine Fork Road,
Burnsville, Rt. 1, will be host
church for the first servee*
Friday night, October 11. Bow
ditch and Mine Fork Churches
are to co-operate in this rally.
Rev. Chari e Miller is pastor.
Patterson Branch Church, on
the road of the same name, is
to be host for the Saturday
night rally, with South Bend as
cooperating church. Rev. Fran
ces Radford is pastor of this
church.
Sunday morning, Mr. Para
more is to speak at the Prices
Creek Union Church, where
Rev. Cas Thomas and Rev.
Ralph Brigman are co-pastors;
and Sunday night, the rally will
be at Terry .'; Fork Church, on
Hamburg Road in neighboring
Mad son County. Miss Radford
and Rev. Arnold Briggs are
joint pastors of this church
Mr. Paramore writes that he
will be "preaching the Ward of
God, as well as representing the
B ble College." and it is hoped
that all young people in the
area who desire a college edu
cation in a school where loyalty
to the Bible as the Word of God
is the pr nciple by which the
whole institution is guided, will
be sure to attend one or all of
these rall es People of other
denominations who also want
their children educated without
their faith in God’s Word being
undermined are also urged to
attend.
*1 h.- evening services UO
ii'dnied for 7 % oY'v. V