THE YANCEY RECORD
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News From Brush Creek
By Mrs.DempseyHopeon
675-4550
A "clem-up',' "Fix up" pro
ject waS started on Saturday
for the Brush Creek Communi
ty to improve our roadsides,
mailboxes, intersection signs,
etc.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ike Hopson,
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hopson
and children, and Mis. lucy
Gortney had dinner at Mr. and
Mrs. Brown Gortney 4 * on Sun
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Enzy Letter
man visited Mss. G. Sparls in
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Johnson City, Tenn. Sunday.
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Mrs. Martha Sparks is home
from the hospital and doing
well after having had surgery.
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Revival Services will begin
Sunday night April 25th at
Deyton Bend United Metho
dist Church with Rev. Boyce
Huffctetler as visiting evange
list.
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and heart of those we criticize,
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NORMAN GOOD
Norman Good, 47, died In
a Bismarck hospital on Sunday,
April 11. He had been in ill
health for 11 years.
Surviving are his wife,Ruth
of Culbertson; three sons, Al
bert and Norman Good, Jr. of
the family home at Culbert -
son, and Charles Good of Burns
ville, N.C.; four daughters,
Zadena and Norma Fay Good
of the home, Mrs. Jeanette
Riddle and Mrs. Dianne Ma
ney, both of Mars Hill; one
brother, James Good of Luray,
Va.; two sisters, Mrs. Gale Gad
of Luray and Mrs. Christine
Orencie of Maryland; and two
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
at 10:00 a.m.
15, at Fulkerson Chapel in
Sfdney, Montana.
MACK BUCHANAN
Mack Buchanan, 65, of
Green Mountain Route 1, died
Monday evening in a Spruce
Pine hospital after a long ill
ness.
Surviving are a daughter,
Mrs. Marie Thomas of Marion;
three sisters, Mrs. Nora Davis
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of Marion, Mrs. Roy Sparks of
Burnsville Route 2 and Mrs.
Lawrence Robinson of Green
Mountain; two brothers, W. O.
of Spruce Pine and Paul Buch
anan of Burnsville; four grand
children and a great-grand -
child.
Funeral services were held
at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in
Pleasant Gap Baptist Church
of which he was a member.
Rev. L. V. Roberts officiated
and burial was in Fred Young
Cemetery.
NANCY EDWARDS
Mrs. Nancy Adkins Edwards,
75, formerly of Burnsville,died
in a Johnson City, Tennessee,
hospital Saturday morning.
She was a native of Yancey
County and the widow of John
Wesley Edwards.
Surviving are three daugh
ters, Mrs. H.L.Linville of
Johnson City, Tenn., with
whom she made her ho me, Mrs.
Leroy Tillman of Salisbury,M<i,
and Mrs. Boyd Ayers of Swan -
janoa; three sons, Lloyd of Char
lotte, Furman of Brooklyn, N.
Y., and Freeman Edwards o f
Hazel Park, Michigan; three
Mia * J'Wo-AdUns.of
Burnsville, Mrs. E. F.
Johnson City and Mrs*. * Wils e
Bryant of Relief; three brothers,
Jim of Relief, Rex of Erw in,
Tennessee and Bill Adkins of
Burnsville and 14 grandchildren
Funeral services were held
at 2:00 p. m. Tuesday in Byrds
Chapel Baptist Church at Ram
seytown. Rev. Niram Phillips
and Rev. Burl Grindstaff offi
ciated and burial was in Ed
wards Cemetery.
BENNY LEE SCOTT
Benny Lee Scott, 10- day
old son of Wade and Bernice
Miller Scott of Burnsville Rt.
5, died Friday morning at the
home.
Surviving in addition to the
parents are two brothers, Jeff
rey and Ronald Scott of the
home; the paternal grandpar -
ents, Noah and Glennis Scott
of Burnsville Rt. 3; and the
maternal grandparents, Mr.and
Mrs. Tom Miller of Burnsville,
Route 5.
Funeral services were held
at 2:00 p.m. Sunday in Liber
ty Chapel Free Will Baptist
Church. Rev. Shelby Carroll
officiated and burial was in
Cairoway Cemetery.
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Mrs. Nancy Jane McMahan,
91, of the Pensacola Section of
Yancey County, died Tuesday
in a Burnsville hospital.
Surviving are a daughter,
Mrs. Bertha Atkins of Pensa -
cola; five stepdaughters, Mrs.
Lena Ray of Burnsville, Mrs.
Hazel Shook of Asheville, Mrs.
Ollie Rush of New BuffaloyMich.
and Mrs. Rosemary Rhodes and
Mrs. Ethel McMahan of Mor
ganton; five stepsons, Camp
of Burnsville, Vonno of Pensa
cola, Futchel of Swannanoa,
latt of Spruce Pine and Lon
McMahan of Mars Hill; six
grandchildren, 11 great grand
children and five great -great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
at 2:00 p. m. Thursday in Pen
sacola Free Will Bsptist Church.
Revs. Horace Poole, J.D.Price
and Harold Bennett officiated
and burial was in Atkins Ceme
tery.
LORA JOHNSON
Mrs. Lora Johnson, 73, of
the Swiss Community, died
in a local hospital on Sunday
night after a short illness. She
was the wife of the late Andy
Johnson who died in 1954.
Surviving are two sons,Kye
of Burnsville Route 3, and
Charles Johnson of Cumber -
land, Wisconsin; one sister;
Mrs. Doshia Ponder of Mars
Hill; one brother, Jay Tomber
lin of Burnsville Route 3; two
stepsons, Molt Johnson of John
son City, Tenn. and Milt John
son of Burnsville; and 9 grand
children.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at 2:00 p. m. in
the Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church.
Rev. M, H. Kendall officiated
and burial was in the Swiss Ce
metery.
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