THE YANCEY JOURNAL AUGUST 26, 1976
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Additions To Clnh
fi n|e Yancey Unit of the
■ Maylznd Chapter of the
I American National Red Cross
■ announces the additions and
| promotions to the 'Gallon
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Eg Catherine Louise
« Smitlf has been elevated to
IS the TJiree Gallon Group, and
|S Tomifiy Isaac Morrow and
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>: To all my wonderful friends and supporters who
so hard on my behalf and voted for me, my
£ .sincerest thanks and gratitude. While I must return
k jjf® «y business, I plan in the coming days to visit as
£nany of you as is possible to thank you In person.
I \ Bo Thomas
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phone 682-2120
Miss Addie Savia and
Mildred Tucker of Burnsville
spent a week with Rodney and
Sandra Jarrard in Springfield,
111.
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Mr. and Mrs. George
Gulesian and daughters,Mag
gie and Liz returned to their
home in Florida on Sunday.
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Sonny and “Oreo” of
Florida spent a week in
Burnsville.
Cecil Higgins caught this
3‘/j pound Rainbow Trout in
Higgins Pond last week. It is
only the second time Cecil
ever went fishing.
Cecil Higgins.
Miss Jean Crowgey ol
Boston, Mass, spent last weel
with her grandparents, Mr,
and Mrs. Fred Proffitt.
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Kenneth Earl Long has
been accepted for admission
to Brevard College, Brevard,
N.C. this fall. Long was
graduated from East Yancey
High School this year and is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. G.D.
Boyd, < Jr. of Route 5,
Burnsville.
Brevard is a two-year,
residential, Methodist-related
college. The College is fully
accredited and is located in
the heart of the Blue Ridge
Mountains of Western North
Carolina.
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Mrs. George Powers
Wilson , Powers Are
United In Marriage
Miss Cynthia Wilson, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert L. Wilson of Route 5,
Burnsville, became the bride
of Mr. George A. Powers, son
of Reverend John E. Powers
and the late Mrs. Ester
Powers of Route 5, Burnsville,
on Saturday, the 21st of
August, 1976 at 2:00 p.m. The
Rev. John E. Powers and
H.G. McLeory conducted the
Ceremony at Browns Creek
Baptist Church in Celo.
The bride wore a full
length gown of bridal satin
accented with Chantilly lace.
Her veil of silk illusion, chapel
length, was edged in match
ing lace. She carried a
bouquet of yellow roses,
daisies, and baby’s breath.
Miss Diane Robinson,
matron of honor, wore a full
length gown of blue and
yellow polyester and a match
ing picture hat. She carried a
bouquet of daisies and yellow
roses.
Miss Rosa Creson and
Cattail Comments
BY MRS. NEVA RENALDO
Cattail Correspondent
This past weekend many
of our folks left for home.
The David Days’ headed
for Apalachacola to resume
ministerial duties.
**
The Harold Gronquists
took off for a short stay at
Greensboro where they will
drop off Harold’s mother to
stay a few weeks with her
daughter and family, the
Jerry Rays.
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The Joe Tyner family have
headed back to Sarasota after
entertaining the F. Carter
Foresters also of Sarasota.
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The Warner family left
Dogwood Cottage to spend
the weekend with friends in
Atlanta before going on to
Robertsdale, Ala. for a week
then on home to Miami.
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The Busker and Burns
families have departed for Ft.
Lauderdale, also.
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Mrs. Ed Harrington and
her daughters family, the
Charles Capps of Coral
Gables started caravaning
home on Sunday.
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The traffic isn’t all one
way-quite a number of
visitors are also arriving.
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The Keith Phillips Jr.s are
in for a spell with Mrs. Grace
Grassmuck at ‘‘Storybook
Home”.
••
J. Richard Jackson of
Menands, N.Y., an old
classmate of David Cathcart is
in for a spell of reminiscing at
the Cathcart cabin.
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Austin and Becky Holiday
are in from Tallahassee for
their annual visit.
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Betty and Robert Daven
port have arrived after a busy
summer in St. Petersburg
entertaiing family.
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Mrs. Donald Gahager Jr.
has arrived with son Craig
from Peru. S.A. to spend
0
Mrs. Sandra Hensley were i
the bridesmaids. Their attire
was identical to that of the !
matron of honor with similar
bouquets.
Miss Mary Lee Wilson,
sister of the bride, attended
the bride’s book.
Mr. Johnny Powers, bro
ther of the groom, was best
man. Ushers were Doug <
Walker, nephew of the groom
and Barry Johnson, friend of
the bride and groom. .
Mrs. Margie Biggerstaff,
sister of the groom, was the
pianist.
A reception was held
following the ceremony at the
church. Mrs. Marsha McKin
ney and Ms Kim Westall
served at the reception.
The bride is a 1976
graduate of East Yancey High
School. The groom is a 1974
graduate of East Yancey High
School and is an owner in the
Powers-Boyd Construction <
Company. ;
The couple will reside in <
Celo. ]
some time with Dr. and Mrs.
Gahagen. Craig plans to
attend Ben Lippens School in
Asheville this fall.
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Mrs. Al Vaught and
daughter have taken over the
James cabin for a short stay.
**
Dale Hagler made a
hurried trip home to Miami to
look after his aged mother but )
is back in our midst.
••
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Matthews of Jacksonville,
Florida are guests of the Leon
Taylors.
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The E.V. Garrons were
late arriving this year since
they had purchased a new
home in Dade City, Florida
this spring. Mrs. Garron also
attended graduation and June
week at the U.S. Military
Academy where son Gene is a 1
P.E. Instructor. Later they
toured the New England
States. They did arrive in /)
Cattail in time to entertain
Mrs. Garrons sister, Mrs.
W.M. Beasley of Moorehead
City, Florida and spend a few c
weeks before having to head 0
back home.
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Lynn Glatsten of Coconut jy
Grove, Florida has been jy
a house guest of the McAllies E
at Plumstead.
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The Dennis Cabin is
bulging as usual with grand- 1
son Dennis Smith and wife, 1
Nancy, and Bob and Debbie
Wyatt, all of Miami. They all J
had quite an experience on
their overnight hiking trip to
Mt. Mitchell.
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This week Dogwood Cot
tage has as its guests Robert f
and Lilly Griffiths of Miami,
who Sji .nt a few days at '
Williamsburg, before
arriving here. They are 1
completely fascinated with 1
these beautiful mountains. c
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Things have slowed down
but Bingo will continue as *
usual on Wednesday nights at r
7:30. Do come and enjoy the r
evening with us. See you 5
c
Concert
Series
Finale
The Music in the Moun
tains Chamber Concert series
ended on August 15, with the
annual benefit concert by
Mme. Lili Kraus. The pro
gram included a set of Mozart
Variations, a Mozart Fanta
sia, the Beethoven Waldstein
Sonata, and two Schubert
Impromptus. For an encore a
Schubert Dance was played.
The atmosphere was re
lazed. Mme. Kraus started
the concert by changing the
program and laughing and
joking with the audience. !
The recital was held in the i.
B.M. Tomberlin Auditorium
at Mountain Heritage High
School. The air conditioned
auditorium, which seats 760
people, has a large stage
which is adequate for most
types of performances. The
acoustics were engineered by '
Boner Associates of Texas,
and are considered to be
nearly perfect.
A reception followed the
performance in the school
lobby.
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Kim McCurry
Celebrates
First * ”
I
Birthday
Kimberly Dawn McCurry
celebrated her first birthday
Sunday, August 8. She is the
daughter of Henry and
Brenda McCurry of Route 5,
Burnsville.
Grandparents are Mrs.
Marie Thomas of Route 5, Mr.
Zack McCurry of Micaville
and Mrs. Bettina McCurry of
Castro Valley, California.
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Michelle Tipton
Celebrates
Birthday %
Cathy Michelle Tipton
celebrated her fourth birthday
on Saturday, August 14. She
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Farrell Tipton of Green
Mountain. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Allen of
Burnsville and Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Tipton of Green Moun
tain.
Swingers
Street Dance
The Mt. Mitchell Swingers
Western Square Dance Club
will hold its annual Street
Dance on Friday, August 27,
from 8-11 p.m., at the parking
lot of Banks Family Square
Shopping Center.
The event will also be the
time for those interested in
taking Western Square Dance
classes to sign up for the new
class which begins September
13, at the Burnsville Elemen
tary School gym. The only
requirement is that each ’
person must have a partner.
Spectators are welcome at no
charge.
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