By Mrs. Bruce Nested
632-2252
Mis. Troy Ray and Mis.
Neva Renaldo spent last week
visiting in Washington, D. C,,
Alexandria and Hampton, Va.
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Mis. Cairie Ward is in the
Spruce Pine hospital where she
underwent surgery last week.
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Mb. W. H. Turpin and
Mrs. R. L, Orr of Tampa,Fist
are guests at the Nu Wray Inn
Mb. Turpin is the granddaus>-
ter of Mr. and Mb. J.Q .Brant -
ly who owned sued lived in
the hoise now occupied by
Mb. Henry Lewis.
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Miss Ray Gibbs of Shelby
visited Mb. Bertha Gibbs and
Lucy last week.
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Mis. 0. K. Masters was
called to Johnson City last
week where her son, Royce
Masters underwent surgery and
is in a critical condition.
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Miss Jeannie Biggeistaff
has entered ASU at Boone as
a freshman.
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Mr. and Mb. John Shep
herd and Jennie spent the week
end with his mother,Mrs. Eu -
gene Shepherd in Laurel
Springs, N.C.
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Miss Faye Letterman, who
teaches school in Blue Ridge,
Ga. spent the week with her
parents, Mr, and Mb, Arthur
Letterman.
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Dr. and Mrs. Ronnie Stan
ley of High Point, N.C. were
the weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Proffitt.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Viz
hil and daughter, Julie Ann of
Denver, Colorado are visiting
Mb. Vizhil's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Mclntosh at Bald
Creek. Mb. Vizhil is the for
mer Peggy Ann Mclntosh.
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Jim Hester and Calvin Rid
dick of Raleigh, N.C., two
Bank Examines, came by The
Yancey Record looking for an
Album and found out with
much surprise that it was the
home of the Mitchell Ledger
and The Yancey Record.
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Ed Hensley and David Wheel
er attended a Barber's Conven
tion in Charlotte last week.
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Mb. Donald Westall and
Anne and Mb, Mark Hall re
turned home Thus day from a
six week trip to countries in
Europe and England.
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The Men's Breakfast Club
of Higgins Memorial Metho -
dfct Church were hosts honor -
ing the Boy Scouts with a
breakfast Sunday morning. El
mer Day was speaker for the
event.
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Rush Wray and Mary Louise
and Mrs. Lillian Jelley spent
the weekend with Mr. Wray's
Here And TfoaS]
cousin, Mb. Fred Quinn and
other relatives in York, S.C.
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Pete Coletta has returned
home from Monticello, Ga.
where he has been on a two
week business trip.
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Misses Norma Allen Fox
and Willoree Baker Jobe spent
the weekend in Atlanta, Ga.
Ytfiile there they visited Six
Flags over Georgia and other
points of interest in the city.
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Miss Rosalynde Jacks has
returned to Greensboro College
in Greenboro for the next year
as a sophomore.
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Mb. John Robinson has re
turned home to Mas Hill from
Yancey Hospital where she has
been for treatment.
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Mb. George Dixon of Ashe
ville and friends from Indiana
polis, bid. visited the Bruce
West alls last week.
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Mb. Ralph PenlancJ with
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relatives in Orlando, Florida
last week, has! a nice visit.
♦
John Jolley of High Pbint,
N.C. and Gene Ashe of St. A
ugustine, Fla. were the week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Ray.
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Mb. Everette Kivette has
returned to her home in New
York City to resume teaching
at Barnard College. Mr. Kiv
ette remained at his studio on
Phillips Knob to oonduct paint
ing classes when the fall color
reaches its peak.
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THE YANCEY RECORD
Woman’s Club Meeting
The annual fall luncheon of
the Burnsville Woman'g Club
was held on Friday, Septemb®
17, at the home of Mb. James
Anglin. Mb. Elizabeth Silvers
was co-hostess. Thirty ladies
attended the meeting.
Following the luncheon the
meeting was turned over to
Mr. Carlyle Bledsoe, guest
speaker for the occasion. His
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SEPTEMBER 23, 1971
subject Was Mountain Wild
Flowers, which he supplemen
ted with quite a variety of
beautiful slides. Open discus -
sion followed.
After a brief business ses
sion, the meeting was adjourn
ed. The hostesses for the
October meeting will be Mrs.
Brooks Wilson and Mrs. Wayne
Ray at their home in Fhnsacola.
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