By Mrs. Bruce Kestall
682-2252
Mr. L. J. Woody entertain
ed the senior class of Asheville
Biltmore Tech.,where he is a
member, with a patio party at
his home. The party was held
on Saturday evening and Twen
ty five classmates enjoyed the
courtesy.
*
Mrs. Gene Gardner has en
tered the Spruce Pine Commu
nity Hospital for surgery.
*
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sutton
of Raleigh were recent guests
of Mrs. Z. B. Byrd. Mrs. Sut -
ton and Mis. Byrd are sisters.
*
Mis. Kenneth Phillips is i.n
Memorial Mission Hospital in
Asheville where she will under
go surgery.
*
Wade McCurry and Bruce
Wilcox caught a 22 1/2 inch
speckled trout at Penlanfc fish
ing pond last week.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lacey
from Washington, D. C. were
the house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Kelly last week.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Me -
Curry of Mars Hill spent the
week with their parents, Mi.
and Mrs. Josh Banks and Mr.
and Mrs. Ferril McCurry.
*
Miss Mary Louise Way spent
the weekend visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Russel York and family
in Asheville. *
Mr. Larry Dean Honeycutt,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ho
neycutt has returned from a
business trip in New York. His
wife, Linda, and children vi
sited her parents and relatives
in Greenville, S.C. while he
was away. They are now liv -
ing in Bristol, Tennessee.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hyle -
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mon have arrived home after
spending four months at their
winter home in Lakeland, Fla.
*
The East Yancey P. T. A. is
to meet on May 11 at 7:30 p.
m. at East Yancey High School
*
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Young
of Burnsville spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Johnson. They had dinn e r
in the Country House in Bristol.
*
Mr. Bob Helmle has re
turned from Spruce Pine Hos -
pital where he underwent sur
gery last week.
*
Miss Faye Letterman, stu
dent at Mars Hill
the weekend with her
Mr. and Mis. Arthur letterman
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Mr. and Mis. J. B. Towe vi-
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sited friends in Hickory, unday.
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Mr. Don Anglin from At - $
lanta, Ga., visited his
Mr. and Mb. Virgus Anglin,
last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mack Ray
spent Sunday in Murphy fof°'
the dedication of the new golf
covuse just oo mpleted.
*
Little Miss Teressa Wilson
of Charlotte, N.C. is visiting
her grandmother, Mb. Joe Sher- 1
eitz.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Holt Miller
and family of Greenville, S.
C. visited Mr. Andrew Ed
wards over the weekend.
*
Mr. and Mis. Robert Wil
son and children from Lenoir
visited their parents, Mr. and
Mb. Arnold Wilson and Mr.
and Mb. Tom Mclntosh. ;
*
Mr. Robert Pitman return
ed home Monday from Spruce
Pine Hospital where he had
undergone surgery.
Mr. and Mb. John Hames
of Jonesville, S.C, and Mb.
Charles Boozer and son of
Asheville, visited the Mack
Rays last week.
*
Mr. and Mb. Bob Pollard
have returned from Pompanc
Beach, Florida where they
spent the winter.
*
Sunday afternoon the Grass
mucl& House on Cattail Creek
was the setting for a welcome
home party for Mb. Grace
Grassmuck, by her friends.
Miss Patricia Phillips ac -
companied her grand m o t h er
home and assisted with the driv
ing. She flew back to Miami
to resume her studies at Miami
Univ..
*
Mr. and Mb. Aston Ram
sey visited their daughter and
family, Mr. and Mb. Ronnie
Edwards, in Charlotte this
weekend.
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5 Generations For /mother’s Day
Five generations in one fa
mily will be sharing Mother's
Day on May 10, 1970.
Although the youngest mem
ber of the family , David,wil
never celebrate Mother's Day
himself, his arrival into the
family was essential in allow
ing the fourth generation mo
ther to join in the festivities.
David's mother, Iris Cook,
MAY 7, 1970
is shown holding her son; Edna
Geouge, Iris' mother, is stand
ing behind her; Edna's
Ollie Robinson, is standing on
the right and Cory Carrow ay
Ollie's mother, is seated. The
four women are David's mo
ther, grandmother, great grand
mother, and great grand
mother, respectively.
is shown holding her son; Edna
Geouge, Iris' mother, is stand
ing behind her; Edna's mother
Ollie Robinson, is standing on
the right and Cory Carrow ay
Ollie's mother, is seated. The
four women are David's mo
ther, grandmother, great grand
mother, and great grand
mother, respectively.
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