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THE TRI-GOUNTY NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1944
Avery County News Section
Newland. News
MRS. BOB BANNER, Correspondent
Mesdames Burl Howell and
A. T. Garland will be j6int
hostesses to the Woman’s
club when it meets Friday
evening, June 9, at the-home
‘former Miss Marie Cornette, aacs at the Black Mountain, SPEAR
I at the home of her parents, sanatarium, Sunday. j
I Rev. and Mrs. James Corn- Servicemen home recently I Mi\ and Mrs. John
ette, of the Miller Gap sec- were Lt. (jg) James E. Pen-'son and family were visiting
tion. land. U. S. Naval Reserve; Mrs. Burleson’s mother Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith Lt. Bob Guy, Camp Campbell, day,
of Radford, Va.. were guests ! Ky., and First Sgt. and Mrs. i Pat Aldridge of the U. S.
Camp. She will visit the^ for i jagt week of their daughter,! Walter Buichanan, from Camp
several weeks. Miss' H/stty j Mrs. David Hughes and Mr.; Stewart Ga., who visited their
Ann East of Chattanooga,! Hughes.
Tenn., made to trip back withj \y.
Braswell, superin-
of the former. Mrs. D. D.
Farthing is program chair
man for this meeting.
Rev. Lon Hayes began a re
vival at the local Methodist
them too. She will be .remem-j Pendent of welfare and Mrs.
bered as having visited the j Homer Sparks were attend-
Camps often when they liv- j to business in Charlotte
ed here. j last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Massey | Mrs. ,Ragland Fletcher re-
of Gainesville, Ga., are an- j turned to her home after hav-
church the first of the week, | nouncing the arrival of a ! ing visited for several weeks
which will continue -all week, j daughter, on Wednesday,! in Knoxville, Tenn.
according to announce- I May 31 at Davis Hospital
ment by the pastor. Rev. 1 Statesville. Mrs. Massy was
Dewey Smith, Rev. Hayes j the former Miss -Faye Daniels
served his first pastorate here j The paternal grandmother is
Mrs. Dolph Calloway spent
several days last week in
Marion attending t’o business.
Mrs. Shearin Teague, of
families.
SUNNY BROOK FARM
Ray Wall, Federal land
agent of Mars Hill was a
guest at the Farm Friday
night-
Mrs. Ethel Wiseman of the
Bronx, N. Y., is spending
sometime here looking after bas purchased
army is home for a few days.
. Rev. Horace Pool preached
at' the Henson Creek Baptist
church Sunday morning.
Miss Ruth Greene, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fonza
Greene of Hawk, and Harlon
Dellinger son of ,Rev. a^d
Mrs. Lewis Dellinger of
' were recently married
b.' Spartanburg, S. C.
Lane Buchanan of Spear
new car.
her extensive business inter
est.
Edwin Guy, president of
in the Avery charge, many; Mrs. Pat Vance of Elk Park; i Shelby, wife of Lt. (jg) She-1the Avery County Bank was
years ago, and helped to es-1 and the maternal grandmoth-1 arin Teague o fthe U. S. Na- ' ' ' “ ‘
of val Reserve, who is overseas,-
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mc
Kinney and family of Rock
Creek were visiting Mrs. Mc
Kinney’s parents Mr. and
tablish this church and oth-
Gaines
I er is Mrs. F. W.
ers. [Newland.
Miss Mary Lou Piercy, ‘ The many friends of E C.
daughter of Mrs. R E. Pier- ■,Robbins of Pineola will re-
cy, returned to Hugo,
with Rev. and Mrs.
Okla.,
E. F.
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Spruce Pine. N. C.
“The Home of Beauty”
gret to konw that he is back
at the Charlotte Momorial
Hospital, possibly .for another
operation.
Rev. D. M. Edmisten, pas
tor of the Newland Baptist
church, attended the eleventh
annual school for pastors
held at Mars Hill last week.
Shopping in Johnson City,
Tenn., recently were Mrs. C.
IL Hughes, Miss Billy Hughes,
j'Jimmie McKee and Owen
Teague.
Attending to business in
Charlotte last Monday was
Savage Franklin.
Jimmie Ray, youngest son
of Mr. nd Mrs. Sam Ray,
was' a patient last week at
Davis Hospital, Statesville.
Eloise Teague is home
i from a teaching position in
|th.e Kinston city schools.
: Miss Jane Guy, daughter
Phillips
course
is visiting here at the home
of Prof and Mrs. R. T.Tea
gue.^
Miss Kathryn Lecka is
home from the University, | Miss Mildred
Chapel Hill. | taking a beauty
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morrison' Asheville,
and son, Douglas, from Can-; Mrs. Mabel Hyans And-
ton, Ohio, are vacationing' erson, Mrs. Jennie Cla,Tk and
here at their fromer home. ^ Robert Hyans all of Morgan-
Their daughter, Mrs. Margar- ton and Linville Falls were
et Owen Burgess and grand-j visitors here last week,
daughter, Marie Burgess, and [ There will be a memorial
niece, Barbara Henderson, | service , at Pine Grove' Meth-
from Morganton, are visiting i odist church the 1st Sunday
them. j in August, and at Greene Val-
Miss Margaret Hoyle and j ley Baptist church the 4t’h
business visitor here Fri-jMrs. Elzie Pittman of Spear,
day. 1 We wish to say hello to
Mrs. Sam Heaton, Sr., and!all the boys in service. We en-
friends from Lenoir, visited
Miss Millicent’ Teague here
Sunday. Miss Teague and
Miss Hoyle were classmates
at Mars Hill College.
Lt. (jg) and Mrs. James E.
Mrs. Sam Heaton, Jr., spent'! joy I’eadirig their _ letters and
Sunday in Bakersville visit- especially enjoy reading
ing friends. Lee Rhyne’s letter.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Pitt
man are building a new home
on Henson Creek.
Miss Addie Burleson is
spending this week in States
ville with her sister.
Joe Houston who is station
ed at Fort Bragg spent the
week end with home folks.
Mrs. J. P. Hughes made a
business t'rip to Newland
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Lee 'Avery, Mrs.
Helen Wiseman and Arizona
Hughes shopped in Johnson
City Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Lowman
of Connelly Springs ^yisited
relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Benfield has
been very ill at her home
here.
Sunday in August.
Miss Annie Lee Heaton is
spending this week in Senia
with friends.
Miss Edith Hughes of Es-
tatoe spent the week end with
of E C. Guy, is home from j Hospital Asheville. Mrs. Pen
W. C.. U. N. C., Greensboro ! land was the former Miss
Penland of Newland and the; her sister Mrs. Eddie McGee
U. S. Naval Reserve are an-!here.
nouncing th^ arrival of aj Mrs. Ernest Hoilman spent
daughter, Ann- Guy on Fri-; last week in Horsepan, W.
d_ay, June '2, at • the_^_Mission Wa., visiting friends.
Sam Mortimer of Pineola
for a few days before leaving
for Appalachian State Teach
ers collegt, summer school.
Todd Mj Vance, Jr., and
Crance Perkins, who have
been employed in the Navy
Yard at Portsmouth, Va.,
spent last week with their
families.
Toss Vance of ,Richmond,
Va., spent a few days here
with his mother, Mrs. T. M.
Vance, Sr., at the Vance Tou
rists Home, returning June 1.
J. V. Bowers made a busi-
Margaret Guy, cashier of the
Avery County Bank. The ma
ternal grandfather is E. C.
Guy.
Mrs. Hoyt Craven of ,Rad-
was a business visitor here
last week.
Ernest Johnson of Toecane
was a visitor here Friday.
Mrs. L. L. Williams and
Mrs. J. E. ,Rice of Spruce
DR. SLOOP’S WEATHER
REPORT FOR MAY
The following weather re
port is compiled from data
furnished by Dr. E. H. Sloop
opruce.«f .Crossnore. The obserya-
ford, Va., and Misses Nan! Pine were visitors here Fri-^tions were made each mid-
and Dot Vance and Joe Van- day. 'night.
! ness trip to Washington, D.! Tenn.
ce, of Salem, Va., are visit
ing relatives.
Revival services will be
gin at the local Presbyterian
church the second week in
June. The pastor. Rev. J. A.
Sanders, will be assisted by
Rev. Leo Hall of Piney Creek,
i C., last week.
Paul Owens of the tl S.
Navy, is home on an 8 day
leave, visiting his wife, the
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E. C. GUY, President — Newland, N. C.
According to announcement
just released by Rev. D. M.
Edmisten, pastor of the lo
cal Baptist church, the annu
al daily vacation Bible school i
will begin Monday, June 19,
with Miss Rebecca Ward, of
the State Baptist Sunday
school department, ,Raleigh.
N. C., in charge. Sessions will
be held each day from Mon
day through Friday, June- 19
to 23 inclusive. This school
will be open, to any children
in the community who wish
to attend. Revival services
will begin Sunday, June 25,
with Rev. Vilas Minton of
Watauga county, assisting
the pastor. The plubic is co
rdially invited to attend.
Mrs. Albert Robbins left
last week for Columbia, S. C.
where she will join Mr. Rob
bins of the U' S. Navy there.
Mrs. Myrtle Hinkle and
Mrs. Callie Buck, of Eliza-
bethton, Tenn., have leased
the Shadylawn Hotel from
Dr. and Mrs. B. B. McGuire
and are running same. Dr.
and Mrs. B. B. McCruire have
purchased the Spruce Pine
Hotel and moved last week
to Spruce Pine. Dr. McGuire
is county health officer for
Yancey and Avery counties.
Mrs. A. W. Cornett and
children, Nellis and Lois, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Isaacs and daughter,
Linda, visited Miss Lois Is-
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