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THE YANCEY JOURNAL
By Mrs. Neva Renaldo
Fourth of July found our
(Community house bulging at
the seams--and it was a pleasure
to greet over 100 guests-some
newconiers, and many old
j friends. ***
S We had as our special guests
on the Fourth, Joe and Bob
! Young and their lovely wives
t from Burnsville.
| ***
Edith Hazlehurst of Flag
• staff, Arizona is visiting with
j her mother, Ella Batcheller and
[ sister, Mary Ann. She arrived
1 with her three daughters, Mary,
’ ipri, and Mrs. Virginia Moore
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I News Report From Cattail Creek I
of Beaufort, S.C. They all plan
to spend a few weeks in these
wonderful mountains,
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glori
ous and small daughter, Allison,
of Miami recently spent a few
days with Mrs. Neva Renaldo.
It’s been 17 years since Bob
spent a few weeks in these
mountains-and he is still
captivated with their magnifi
cence.
...
Many of you folks will
remember (Hassie) Mrs. Ed
Comfort. It is with saddened
heart that I report she was
JULY 11, 1974
called to her final resting place
on June 19. Though they left our
community quite some years
ago, and occasionally visited at
Story Book Home, we still think
of them as belonging here.
Cattail mourns the a
truly fine lady.
...
The Ritter family have
arrived from Silver Springs,
Florida and hope to spend most
of the summer at their lovely
summer home.
...
Dogwood Cottage has as its
guests this week the O’Kelly
family. Jim, who recently
graduated from Purdue, is
enroute to his first assignment !
in Wisconsin. The rest of the
family plan a week at Jekyll
Island before returning to
Miami.
Nancy O’Kelly had as her
guest for the 4th of July
weekend, Mr. Terry Graham of
West Palm Beach. Nancy had
stars in her eyes while he was
here.
...
Cold Spring Lane is alive
with activity. The Rick Hubers
have arrived with their teen
agers. Also the Cullems and the
Kennys. Plenty of beautiful
young people over there right
i now.
...
The home of Mary Melton
was the meeting place this week
for the Burnsville Canasta
group. Since it was Fredricka
Sargent’s birthday, we sort of
enlarged the affair and had.
thirty six guests in attendance.
The afternoon was spent playing
various card games-for re
freshments, a large birthday
cake decorated with brown eyed
susans was served along with
ice cream and coffee. Fredricka
was surprised with a handker
chief shower. It was a fun
afternoon. Mary Melton and
Neva Renaldo were hostesses.
Joe Baden had as his guest
recently, Anne Davison of
Wilmington, Delaware. Anne is
spending most of the summer
working at Camp Greystone,
near Hendersonville.
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Mrs. Carl Gronquist has as
her guests this week the A1
Zinnors of Ft. Lauderdale,
Florida with their children,
Frankie and Nancy.
***
The Jerry Rays of Greens
boro also managed a quick 4th
of July visit with Grandma
Gronquist.
***
Don’t forget our Bingo
Games every Wednesday at the
Community Hall. You all come
-7:30 is the time. See you there!
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tipton
of Micaville, N.C. have as their
guests this week, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Tipton and sons, Mike
and Jeff of Middlefield,' Conn.;
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Caldwell
and daughters, Rhonda and
Sonya of Kenova, West Va.; Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Dingess and
daughter, Kim of Huntington,
West Va.; and little Miss
Tammy Marie Howard of
Greenville, S.C.
*
Linnie and Linda Banks from
Cherokee spent the week of the
Fourth with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Banks of
Route 1, Burnsville. They also
visited their aunt, Avis Me
Mahan and uncle, Oliver Banks.
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Ronnie Biggerstaff, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Biggerstaff,
attended the opening of “Horn
in the West” in Boone last
weekend. Ronnie and his aunt,
Mrs. Ruth Glass, who is a
graduate student at ASU, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs.iKermit
Hunter, author of the butdoor
drama. Mr. Hunter not only
wrote “Horn in the West” and
“Unto These Hills”, but 28
other outdoor dramas. He has
written more dramas for outside
production than any other
American playwright. •
*
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price and
children of Greenville, S.C. are
visiting Mrs. Price’s mother,
Mrs. W. L. Bennett.
•
Mr. and Mrs. James Hahne
of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Bingham. Mrs. Hahne will be
the gospel singer at High
Pastures the week beginning
July 7 at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Everyone is invited.
*
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Mathis on June 21 a BOY
Scottie Ralph at Memorial
Mission Hospital in Asheville.
*
A son, William Shane, 7 lbs.
2 oz. was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Cassidy on June 26.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W’estal!
and Phillip Ray plan to attend
the 75th anniversary of the
founding of Appalachian State
University at Boone on Satur
day, July 13 with Sen. Sam
Irving, Jr. as principal speaker.
The late Judge J. Bis Ray,
father of Mrs. Westall and Mrs.
Ray, was one of the original
founders of the college.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Boone
spent the July 4th holiday with
Mrs. Boone’s sister, Mrs. G. W.
Davis and Mr. Davis in Arden,
N.C.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Banks
spent several days at Myrtle
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day, whenever you need it. That’s what
our business is all about.
Beach, S.C. last week.
*
Among those attending the
first play of the season at the
Playhouse were Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Phillips, Dr. and Mrs.
Herman Middleton and Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Taylor, all of
Greensboro, N.C.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Bennett of Miami, Fla. are
staying with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Kelly while working on their
new home being built on
“Water Tank Hill”.
*
Mr. and Mrs. David Coletta
and Laura of Harrodsburg, Ky.
are visiting Mr. Coletta’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Coletta and other relatives in
the county.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Frank King
and Marie visited Mr. King’s
mother, Mrs. Riley King in
Greenville, Term, over the
weekend.
*
Mrs. Reese Hart of Pauley’s
Island, S.C. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jim Anglin and Mr.
Anglin.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Westall
and Phil Ray were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McClure of
Asheville, who was honored on
his birthday with a dinner at
Pisgah View Ranch.
*
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Bagget
and sons, David and Dudley
from Wilmington, N.C. visited
Mrs. Bagget’s mother, Mrs.
George Brown for the July 4th
holidays.
*
Mr. Homer Elliott of Roa
noke, Va., Mrs. Macie E. Keith
of Charlotte, and Mrs. Marie E.
Brown of Wichita Falls, Texas
visited their father, Mr. Latt
Elliott, Sr., recently. Mrs.
Brown stopped by Burnsville
upon her return from a 26-day
tour of Ireland, Scotland,
Wales, England, Norway, Swe
den and Denmark before re
turning to Wichita Falls.