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I THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1971 NUMBER 25
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Jacks On Scandinavian Tour
Miriam Rosalynde Jacks,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W,
Ralph Jacks of Burnsville, is
among the eight young people
selected from 150 applicants
to represent the Western North
Carolina United Methodist Con
ference on the 1971 Scandina
vian Tour, scheduled to be
gin Friday, June 11th.
Miriam is a freshman at
Greensboro College where she
is majoring in music voice
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and piano (organ and harpsi -
chord). Her father is pastor
for Higgins Memorial United
Methodist Church.
After four weeks in Scandi
navia, the team will go to
Euit.pe for three weeks,tourhg
the Netherlands, West Ger -
many, Austria, Switzerland,
Italy, France and Great Brit
ain. The team will return
August Ist.
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Homemakers Learn Skills In Art Os Macrame
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Miriam Jacks
Homemakers At Workshop
Yancey County Extension
Homemakers learning skills in
the old art of Macrame 1 at a
recent training workshop in
clude: Mis. Marie Buchanan,
Mis. Maisie Howell, and Mrs.
Mabel Young. Mrs. Frieda
Terrell, Area Agent in Crea
tive Crafts is the instructor.
Macrame' is a knot tech
nique made by locking two
yam ends around one another
New Arrivals To Teach Music
Mrs. Margaret Archer, her
daughter Ruth Archer Brown,
and granddaughter, Sylvia,ar
rived last week in Burnsville
to make their new home here.
Mrs. Archer was the wife
of the late Rev. Archer and
served with him as Methodist
Missionaries in Bolivia and
Chile. Rev. Archer, a meth
odist minister in several states
before becoming a Baptist
minister, was also head of the
Business Administration Ehpart
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producing a geometrical pat
tern. It is one of the oldest
types of fringe lace.
Types of articles made in
Macrame' today include Mats,
purses, bags, belts, wall hang
ings and many others.
Macrame' will be demon -
strated during the
Fair at the Extension Homema
kers booth. Macrame' article
will also be on display.
ment at Asbury College in Ky,
where Mrs. Archer worked as
head of the Music Department.
Mrs. Archer and Mrs. Brown
who has been a music teacher
in Florida for 5 years, will be
teaching music in Burnsville.
Mrs. Archer has her degree
in music having studied at Me
ridian College at in Boston and
Cincinnati. Mrs. Brown has a
degree in Voice from Stetson
University, with graduate cour
ses at Florida State University.