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PAGE 6 THE YANCEY RECORD, -*» ,'**r . TFI Si i v J(lh " buL .; ,™T * v, ff||i|pp! S * I 1 %-''j^ft" ‘JJp ? » I «y- ry A Ghostly Scene From A One Act Comedy ‘The Hangman's Loose’ Hawk Headlines By Emma Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dd3rcat from Asheville visited with Mr. and Mis. Jay DeGroat. ** Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Led ford from Waynesville and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Calhoun Pflg-'fflSTOj i SBIE i | SHOP HOW AHD SAVE j | CHILDREN'S DRESSES- j | Size 9 Mo. to m $1.97-53.97 ♦ i i LADIES PANT SUITS- $7.97 | J CHILDREN’S PANT SUITS-$4.97 j I LADIES COTTON DRESSES - 52.97-54.97 | * | CHILDRENS SPRING COATS - 51.97-54.47 \ j SPRING COAT AND DRESS SETS - $4.97 each j j GOWNS - 51.97-52.97 j I GOWN SETS - 53.97-55.95 I | LADIES SLIPS - all nylon - $2.47 | * | PANTIES-$.67 » » | f Fabrics: Polyester—Cottons—Whip Cream-Dan River . I All Kinds Os Lace, Trim, and Buttons | i Open Daily 7a.m. To 4 p.m. j ! WINKING WHALE t • FACTORY OUTLET j Carter’s Ri<~ge Rd. j Spruce Pine, N.C. I | (Grassy Creek Section) I Across From PJneGolf Course^ Sue’s Beauty Shop Is Having A Special JUtf Permanents SB.OO Bleaches $15.00 Frostings $15.00 These Prices Will Last Through The ij Entire Months Os February And March ji |*Y *•• leploytes At Sit’s i Willarit Job* : Iw Sboroi Katlf || W« Art Also Glviag Away A Shag Wig March 1, So Ivoryoao Coaa Dowa Aad W ij Fat Yoar Noeo la Tho Box For Tbo Drowiag - ! MITCHELL LEDGER from Morganton visited with Mrs. Doris Ledford. ** Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buch anan are the proud parents of a new 9 pound baby boy. Cottage Prayer meeting MARCH 2, 1972 will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milt Buchanan. ** Mrs. Estelle Buchanan is visiting with friends and rela tives over the weekend. Mr. Ernest Buchanan from Charlotte has been visiting with friends and relatives. ** Many of the children from our community enjoyed col lecting money for the heart fund. They collected $60.00 of which they were verypoud. The girls involved were Pam Sparks, Rhonda Stamey,Deb bie Greene, and Penny Beam. Mb. Sue Lloyd from Char lotte has been visiting with Mrs. Doris Ledford. ** Mrs. Cretia Woody is visit ing with friends and relatives in Charlotte. ** Cottage Prayer Meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wise McKinney of the Rebels Creek Commu - nity. The public is cordially invited. rt Larry Sparks has been visit ing with friends in Florida. The fourth Saturday night singing will be held at Cahory Baptist Church. All singers and the public are invited. ** Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buch - anan are the proud parents of a 9 pxrund baby boy. We would like to extend happy birthday wishes to Cin dy Rathbone, Nat Burleson and Roe Woody. Women Past 21 WITH BLADDER IRRITATION Suffer Many Troubles After 2). common Kidney or Bladder ■ motion! affect twice u many women aa men and may make you tense and nervous from too frequent, burning or itctung urination both day and night Secondarily, you may lose sleep and suffer from Headaches. Backache and feel old, tired, depressed In such irri tation, CYSTEX usually brings fast, relaxing comfort by curbing irritating germs in strong, acid urine and by anal gesic pain relief Get CYSTEX at drug gists. See how fast it can help you. Drama Club To Perform By Diana Fagan East Yancey High School's Drama Club will present two one-act productions at the East Yancey Gym on March 2 at Bioo p.m. Tickets for adults are SI.OO and 75* for child ren and may be purchased fnm a Club member or at the door. Both plays are comedies.. The first, "The Hangman's Loose", is an amusing play about two spinster sister aunts who inherit a three - hundred year old haunted mansion. The plot becomes complicated as two free-loading beatniks show up and exprose a mansion full of ghosts and bandits. "Quiet Please", the second play, is equally amusing, al though it's background it to- From Berea Community By Mrs. J. N. McKinney A bright sunny day was really welcomed by all of us here in Berea Community. It was especially good to see the faces of all the folks who had been sick but now able to be back in church this Sunday, February 27th. Oi Saturday night, February 19th and Sun day both the regular singing and the Sunday School had to be cancelled due to bad wea ther and sickness. The Regu lar 3rd Saturday Night Sing ing was planned again for March. Singing groups and everyone is invited to attend. *** Johnny Jones who has been real sick with flu is improving he reports, but not able to work in his shop as yet. Mrs. Frank Masters has been spending some time with her mother in Fork Mountain Community. Mrs. Garland is at borne recuperating from Surgery she had for skin can cer on her arm. We trust Mb. Garland will be vrell soon. *** Mr. and Mb. Howard Hughes were recently visiting Mrs. Hughes mother and sis ter and family in Johnson City, Tennessee. Her mother is Mrs. Maude McKinney and her sister is Mb. Ray Garland. *** Those visiting Mr. and Mb. Jesse Garland recently were his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Garland of Envin; a daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoilman of Johnson City; another daugh ter and husband, Mr, and Mrs. J. L.Tipton from the Fork Mountain Community. Mrs. Christine Honeycutt was absent from church re cently with her mother, Mrs. Hassie Duval. We hope you will soon be recovering, Aunt Hazzie, so that you and Chris tine can be bacjs in chinch again. *** The family of Bruce Hoil man have been sick. Wfe hope they will soon be oit again. We miss every one that is out. *** It was reported that How - ard Gouge is ill. He is a faith ful one at church and we hope that he won't have to be out long. Mrs. James A. Millergives an encouraging report on her work collecting donations for the Heart Fund in this area. She says moat all the people she contacted helped out in the project. < J YOUR so/&:. SOLES WANT IV ADS v tally different, ft begins with two feuding mountain brothers whose non-speaking quarrel is interrupted by the visit of a "city gal". She prove* to make a difference and to subtly aid the two brothers in to a funny reconciliation, which awes the members of the "Sunnyville Christian So ciety", whose fruitless efforts on the two mountaineeß have resulted in frustration and many an amusing episode. The cast includes: "Quiet Please"—Jeff, Charlie Boone; Judd, Faron Silver; Mattie, Pam Edge; Rev. Andrews, Joey Robertson; Josie, Regina Robinson; Catherine, Sylvia Ballew. "The Hangman's Loose" Hilda, Karen Fagan; Sherrec Banks; Minerva, Jan ice Hunter; Mrs. Matthew, Rita Wilson; Ctewald, Lyndon Burgin; Florence,Karen Mc- Intosh; Bill, Charles Robinron Carol, Christine Harris; Dud ley, Gary McMahan; May, Sandy Ray and Ghost, Regina Robinson. Proceeds from the plays will go to a fund to purchase a new stage curtain—badly need ed in the gym at E. Y. Every one is invited to attend and enjoy one of the funniest and most entertaining events ofthe school year. » Mine Creek News The True Gospel Quartet will be singing at the Mine Creek Church on Saturday night, March 4th, and every one is invited who wishes to attend. * * This weekend turned out to be a far cry from the likes of last weekend and was a most welcome change. We have even seen some spring flowers poking their heads up through die earth —but I think old man winter won't be lea ving us for real for a few nore weeks. That will be toler - able because of the eager an ticipation and expectation of Spring. If we didh't have winter Irow could be appre - date spring and summer? * * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gage had a birthday dinner Sunday, February 27, honoring their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fleet Hensley. Guests were their granddaugh ter, Tammy, Mi. and Mis. Philip Gage from Old Fort, Horace and Mary and Hale Buchanan. * * Mb. Lucy Saylor remains quite ill in the Mountain San itarium at Fletcher, N.C. * * Dallas Howell is home from the Irospital and doing well after a bout with pneumonia. * * It has been reported to me that Fred Gage is running against Cloyd Thomas for the Mayor of Mine Creek. Surely, this must be in jest, so here's to the worst man to win! Enough foolishness... * * It's such a shame that some people think of our land as just a garbage dump. I hope that those who do will some day be inundated with garbage, but we get so mad to see beer and soft drink cans strewn along our roadsides every few feet, ft really is inexcusable and so unnecessary. Oirgood scouts and clean up crews really have their work cut out for them and when we get it clean, please, let's keep it that way. SHINES UP BRIGHT IN MINUTES lasts up to JfoOa A WEEK IB GRIFFIN WAX SHOE POLISH V L 1 *■ A VHL "pk. A Scene From The Rehearsal of Drama Club Play ‘Quiet Please’ In And Around The Tipton Hill Area By Ethel Miller Rev. and Mrs .Ho It Griffith of Tipton Hill spent several days last week visiting their daughter, son-in-law and grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Sayloß and Tracy of Green ville, Tennessee. :: Mr. Gene Griffith of Erwin, Tenn. visited his sister and dad, Mrs. Kate Ledford, son Greg and Mr. Beecher Grif fith of Tipton Hill Thursday, Feb. 24. :: Mr. and Mb. Earnest Peter son of Green Mountain visited Mb. Peteßon's sister, Rev. and Mb. Holt Griffith and Betty' of Tipton Hill Friday night, Feb, 25. Mr. William Grindeland of Grand Fork, North Dakota, visited the adult education class held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Miller of Tipton Hill Monday night,Feb ruary 21. The class is taught by Mr. Grindeland's son, Mr. Richard Grindeland. Mr. Grindeland told of how his grandfather came to North Da kota over a century ago from Norway. He also told of his early childhood and of a visit he made to Norway. Mr. Grindeland is a retired ele - mentary school principal. The class enjoyed his visit very much. it safsafdas Honor Roll The following students at Cane River High School have maintained a93 average or above for the "A" honor roll or have been placed on the "B" honor roll for the first semesters Seniors on the "A" honor roll are Sheila Byrd, Janis Fox, Deborah Grindstaff, Debbie Higgins, Verlyn Hig - gins, Tim Higgins, Carson Honeycutt,Mike McCurry and Dennis Whitson. Seniors on the "B" honor roll are Kenny Hedrock, Ronnie Randolph, Anna Robinson, Marvin Silvers and Debbie Watson. Juniors on the "A" honor roll are Betty Buchanan, Debbie Edwards, Pam Fox, Cathy Hughes, Marie Man ey, Audrey Renfro, Nina Stiles. Junios on the "B" ho nor roll are Doug Angel, Diane Banls, Donna Beaver, Doris Byrd, Judy Cannon, Jody Cox, Donnie Edwards. Also Teresa Fender, Randy Foxx, Mike Higgins, Rita Higgins, Jana Pate, Anita Peterson, Ramona Ray,Ca - thy Robinson, Wanda Tipton, Mike Thomas, Norma Westall, Patricia Woody. Eddie Stiles was another junior placed on the "A" honor toll. Sophomores on the "A" honor roll are fibroma Brad ford, Sarah Deyton, Linda Doan, Sue Fox, Kay Honey cutt, Sandy Hylemon, Carol McCurry, Carol Phillips, Cathy Ponder, Nora Williams. Sophomores on the "B 1 honor roll are Jayne Banks, Janice Cannon, Tom Eng land, Roger Foxx, Larry Hall, Pat Hensley, Glenda Mc- Curry, Harold Robinson. Freshmen on the "A" honor toll are Ramona Angel, John Anowood, Warren Bailey, Marilyn Banin, Phillip Deyton, Linda Tipton, Brenda Webb. < Freshmen on the "B" honor toll are Tommy Adkins, Judy Anowood, Donna Davis, Sara Deyton, Carolyn Edwards, Dosnetta Elldns, Yvonne Gregory, Tom Higgins, Donna Higgins, Kenny Jobe, Darrel Metcalf, Mona Morrow, Monty Whitson, Joan Whitson. We salute these students for their fine work and hope they do as well during the remainder of the year. Those on the sick list this week are Mrs. Edythe Griffith, Mb. Besrie Whitson, Mb. Zeke Barnett, Steve Barnett, In a Kay Barnett and Mr. Car men Miller. We hope they will all soon be fad ing better, i: Mb. Carmon Miller of Brum mitts Creek visited the doctor in Johnson City and had the cast removed from her leg Friday, Feb. 25. :: Those visiting Mb. Pearl Hughes and Vaughn of Brum mitts Creek Sunday, Feb. 27 were Mb. Ethel Peteßon,Mis. Julie Fritz and Mrs. J. D.Mas teß and Steve of Burnsville. Mb. William Edward went back with her husband, Staff Sgt. William Edwards to In diana where he is stationed. They left Tuesday, Feb. 22. Mr. and Mb. Hollis Say lob and son, Tracy of Green ville, Tenn. visited Mr. and Mb. Holt Griffith Sunday. :: Mr. and Mb. Scott Grif fith and son Joe ofTiptaiHill visited Mr. and Mrs. Vaugin Bryant of Johnson City, Tenn. Sunday, Feb. 27. :: Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Scott Griffith and Joe Sunday, Feb. 27 were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Blanton of Bakeßville, and Mr. and Ms. Shelton Byrd of Johnson City, Tenn. :: Mr. Gaither Barnett of Pigeon Roost bought a 1972 4-wheel Chevrolet pick -up truck last week. News From While Oak ByMrs.Ruth Seatz Mb. Virgil Dellinger, mo ther of Mrs. Woodrow Green, fell one day last week and broke her arm. • • • Mrs. Myrtle Greene,sister of Mrs. Earl Greene, is a pa tient in Spruce Pine Hospital. Mb. Pauline Parker and children Randy and Deia of Kings Mountain were visiting Mb. Lillie Bailey over the weekend. Mr. and Mb. J. C. Moss of Mars Hill were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stokes Bailey Sun. Mr. Edward Reel spent 2 weeks with his father and mother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Ledford. Our sympathy goes out to Mr. Fred Sparks due to the death of his sister, Althea. By Deborah Grindstaff The Intermural Basketball Tournament began Tuesday, February 22. This tournament is for students who did not par ticipate in varsity sports for some reason or another. Tuesday the freshmen play ed the junioß during fourth period. The final score was 18-14 in favor of the fresh men. Wednesday, 23rd, the freshmen boys played the jun ior boys. The final score was 24-21 in favor of the junior boys. Thursday, the 24th, the sophomore girls took on the senior girls. The game was played with much skill, but the sophomore girls were vic torious over the senior girls by a 17-5 score. On Monday, the 28th, the sophomore hoys met the senior boys. Final score was 39-30 in favor of the senior boys. All playeß have shown good sportsmazrfdp and the crowds have also had very good sportsmanship. The freshmen and sopho - mores (girls) will meet each other for finals and the junior and senior boys will be play - ing each other for the Cham - pionship. The dates of these game* have not been set yet. The varsity basketball play ers were coaches and referees A 50* admission price has been charged for all game*.