i fig HERE AND THERE I
I ln Burnsville
Yjp BY MRS - WE STALL.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilles
pie celebrated their twenty- „
fifth wedding anniversary on
April 19.
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Mr. and Mrs. Randall Pea
cock and family were called
to Baltimore, Md. due to the
illness of his sister.
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Mrs. Hattie Clevenger has
returned home from
Tennessee where she has been
a patient in a hospital there.
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E. L. Beeson entered Yan
cey Hospital for treatment
last week.
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Mrs. Frances Lowe has re
turned to her home after spen
ding the winter with her son
and family in Wilmington,
Delaware.
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- Miss Bex Ramsey and Mrs.
Rosalie Redmond visited Mrs.
Bertha Gibbs and Lucy last
week.
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The South Estatoe Baptist
Church ga\e a housewarming
for Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Young who have moved into
their new home on Shoal Cretic.
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Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Ger
ald Murdock Friday, April 7,
a 7 lb. 10 oz. baby boy, Scott
Lee, Gerald, a nuclear engin
eer with the General Electric
Company of San Jose, Calif,
is the son of Mr. and Mrs,
George Murdock of Burnsville.
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Mrs. Mary Lillian Towe
has been discharged from Yan
cey Hospital where she has
been a patient.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson
of Hamlet are visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wil
son.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gilles
pie and Tim of Hickory visi
ted their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Gillespie and Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Hensley.
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Mrs. Vemie Presnell under
went surgery in Spruce Pine
Community Hospital last week.
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Joe McQuade is on a busi
ness trip to Atlanta, Georgia
and St. Louis, Missouri.
Mrs. Ruth Silvers of Shel
by is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Byrd Gillespie and Mrs .Arnold
Wilson. Also visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson is their daughter,
Miss Virgetta Wilson and giest
from Chapel Hill, N, C.
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Mis. R. S. Phillips of Char
lotte, N.C. is the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Jacks.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Fouts &
family of Greenwich, Conn,
visited Mr. Fouts parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dover Fouts.
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Miss Jeannie Biggerstaff, a
student at ASU at Boone, N.C.
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Biggerstaff.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob McClure
of Asheville visited in Burns -
ville and Bald Creek Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fort
ner celebrated their 18th. wed
ding anniversary April 19.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilles
pie of Hickory visited Mr.
Gillespie's mother, Mrs. Cora
Gillespie last weekend.
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Efrady Lee Bailey, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bailey,
has recently joined the Navy
and is stationed at the Great
Lakes Naval Training Center,
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Ivan Westall was admitted
to St. Joseph's Hospital, Ashe
ville, last Monday for treat
"bient.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burnette
of South Carolina have been
visiting Mrs. Bumelte's
Mr. and Mrs. Garvel Honey -
cutt.
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Mrs Ernest Briggs has been
discharged from St. Joseph's
Hospital in Asheville where
she has been a patient.
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Bums Gillespie of East Har
tford, Connecticut was recent
ly discharged from a hospital
in £ast Hartford, Conn, after
undergoing open heart surgery.
Mr. Gillespie is a native of
-Yancey County and the son
of Mrs. Cora Gillespie. He
has been living in Connecti -
l^^^g;S^REEK ;
By Kaye Honeycutt
Little Karen Silvers cele
brated her birthday April 11.
• .
Miss Sarah Deyton spent
Thursday night with Miss Kaye
Honeycutt.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Honey
cutt and Kaye visited Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Silvers and Mary
Lou in Jonesboro, Tenn. on
Saturday.
Friends are glad to hear
that Mr. Donald Woody is re
covering from surgery which
he had last Wednesday in the
Spruce Pine Hospital.
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Some of the people from
the Jacks Creek Baptist Church
went on a picnic to the Flat
Top Mountain, Sunday.
Rev. Dean Hughes from
Jacks Creek Baptist Church
preached at Byrd's Chapel Sun
day. ,
si
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Hojie
and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine WhitH
son visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Whitson Sunday.
vut for the last 35 years.
_ *
Mrs. O. W. Deyton and
Cathy visited Mrs. Peyton's £
mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Robinson of Easly,
South Carolina, recently.
* »
George Bumie Bowditfch of
Kingsport, Tennessee was
killed in an auto accident on
his way to work last Friday.
He is a native of Burnsville
and the son of Mrs. Flora An
derson and brother of Raymond
Lee Bowditeh.
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Miss Linda Deyton has been
named to the winter scholas -
tic achievement at Berry Col
lege, Rome, Ga. Linda is a
graduate of East Yancey High
School and daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. O. W. Deyton. s
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Mrs. Elmer L. Day has as
houseguest this week Dr. and
Mrs. Phillip Hammond from
Augusta, Georgia.
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Captain and Mrs. George
Downing made a 2-day trip
to Charlotte to put-hase un
usual gourmet foods for The
Yancey County Country Store.
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Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Blake Dover and son, Randy
and new daughter, Tracey*"
Michelle, of Hickory, were
visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Neal Dover, and other
relatives in Burnsville last
weekerid.
Mrs. Burnice Phillips visi
ted her daughter, Mrs. Carolyn
Silvers and family in Term.
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Mr. ana Mrs. Hollis Honey
cutt visited Mr. and Mrs.Franx
Riddle and family and Mr Jim
Riddle Sunday.
Misses Wanda and Jackie
Phillips and Misses Vicky and
Anita Edwards visited Mrs.
Harmey Briggs. .
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Mrs. Barbara Letterman G
kids visited Mr. and Mrs.J.C.
K ~rt
Edwards.
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Give all to love,
Obey thy heart;
Friends, Kindred, days,
Estate, good-fame,
Nothing refuse.
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WANT f\
ADS
All facilities on the Blue
Ridge Parkway will be open
to the public by May 1, inclu
ding concession facilities,
campgrounds and picnic
according to Superintendent
Granville B, Liles.
All of the 470-mile park
way motor road is now open.
Otter Creek Moun
tain campgrounds in Virginia,
and Price Park and Linville_
Falls campgrounds in North
Carolina have been open to
the public on a limited basis
throughout the winter.
Weather permitting, all
campgrounds will be open by
April 22.
There will be a campg’ourd
user fee of $2 per site per nigtf
in all Blue Ridge Parkway
campgrounds.
"Visitor centers will be open
on weekends during May and
early June. Full interpretive
programs are expected to be
gin the. letter part of June.
"Out Our
Way”
By Mrs. Jim Airowood
Mr. Chip Zullinger from
Miami, Florida, now atten -
ding Mars Hill College, visi
ted Mr. and Mis. Jim Arro -
wood and Mr. and Mrs. Com
modore Rathbum and daughtec
Judy Deyton visited Louise
Arrowocd.
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Women of the Methodist
Missionary meeting met with
Mrs. Jim Afrowood Friday
with Rev. Rogers from Bald
Creek Church.
Mrs. Minnie Bailey and
Claudine Axrowood visited
Mrs. Steve Thomas Also vi
siting the Thomas family were
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson
and daughter, Diana from
Burnsville.
9fofc
Linda Guerin and Cindy
Guerin will celebrate their
birthdays the 17th and 25th
of April.
3|o|C
Louise Arrow ood spent the
night with Mr. and Mrs Clyde if
Phillips Saturday. Louise had
a surprise birthday party.
Wanda Phillips, Jackie P.,
Diana Byrd, Judy Deyton,
Brenda Conley, and little
Richard Conley visited her
Sunday.
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Mrs. Harmie Briggs and
Mrs. Ida Byrd visited the Ar
row oods Sunday.
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Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Atwater on the arri
val of a new baby daughter,
Mary Louise, bom April 14.
MOO Reward
A SIOO Reward is being of
fered f x any information lead
ing to the aixest and convicti®
of person or persons for break
ing and entering and taking
and removing tools and shop
equipment, fire extinguishers
and other equipment from the
Roberts Chevrolet G Buick Gar
age on or about March 20.
Blue Ridge Parkway Will Open Facilities By May|l
The Peaks of Otter Lodge
and Restaurant will open April
12, and all other concessions
operations will open by May 1.
The National Parks Centen
nial is being celebrated thragh
°ut the National Park System.
This centennial observance
Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs. W. A. Y. Sargent, Mrs.
-doe Young, Mrs. Joan Reeve,
and Mrs. Marjorie Carr were
hostesses last Thursday even
ing at the regular meeting of
the Woman's Club at the Com
munity Building. Fourteen
members and one guest were
1 present.
Mrs. Mack Ray, president
presided over the business
session. Reports were given
concerning the recent Fine
Arts Festival held at Brevard,
which was attended by ten
members of the local club.
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WESTERN AUTO „
Burnsville, N.C. HOlfS 0.00 to 5.30
.
marks the anniversary of the
establishment of the w orldfc
first national park, Yellow -
stone National Park. Special
centennial activities on the
parkway will take place June
30 at Doughton Park.
It is expected that "The
The president also gave a
financial report concerning the
remodeling of the Community
Building. The club voted to
participate in the exhibits to
be held in connection with the
Chamber of Commerce dinner
on April 20.
The program for the even
ing consisted of a filmstrip en
titled Trvon Palace. Newbern.
N.C.. An historical commen
tary accompanied the showing
of the ornate scenes and artis
tic trappings of this restored
mansyrn of early America.
A social hour followed.
THE YANCEY JOURNAL
Country Store Cloggers" from
Burnsville will perform at the
Centennial celebration. Many
important people will be pre
sent including the Secretary of
the Interior and the Governors
of Virginia and North Carolina.
It is expected that the dog-
Linda Deyton
APRIL 20, 1972
wood, as well as servic.eberry
and redbud, will be in full
bloom by early May. About
mid-'May, flame azalea
blooms, and in early to mid-
June the mountain laurel and
purple rhododendron will be at
peak bloom. The higher the
elevation, the later the bloom.
Deyton On
Deans List
Linda M. Deyton has been
named to the winter quarter
Dean's List for scholastic
achievement at Berry College;
Mount Berry, Georgia. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
O. W. Deyton, Burnsville,
and is a graduate of East Yan
cey High School.
The minimum grade stan
dard for the Berry Dean's List
is a 3. 5 average, and students
must be enrolled in at least
12 quarter hours to be eligible.
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