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Thursday, June 24, 1971

Ann Golavin, of the Smithsonian Institute, was here last Monday visiting the Museum and some homes around the county. She is starting a study of furniture in West Virginia. An interesting coincidence was that the next day the Museum had a visitor from the Metropolitan Art Museum in New York.

Panther

Austin Sharp, the remaining “bear hunter twin,” tells us he saw something this spring he had never seen before, and if it wasn’t a panther, he doesn’t know what it was. He was turkey hunting in the Black Mountain country and on the other side of a clearing was a cat animal with a long tail, bay colored; it bounded like a cat. In all his years in the woods, he had never seen anything like it.

This past Sunday, Gazette writer Skip Johnson quoted Dr. Robert Smith, WVU professor of wildlife biology, repeating the old story that the mountain lion had vanished from the state in 1887, although two men working for the U. S. National Museum reported panther tracks on Kennison in 1936. We refer Dr. Smith to Dr. Paul Price to hear his panther story.

ENGAGEMENT/WEDDING

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Moyers, of Bartow, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Cathy Dean, to Robert Allen Crist, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crist, of Arbovale.

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Saturday afternoon, June 19, 1971, in the Arbovale United Methodist Church, Miss Judith Ann Cassell, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cassell, of Arbovale, became the bride of John Michael Kane, III, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kane, Jr., of Cass.
The double ring ceremony was performed by the Reverend David Rittenhouse…

GOLDEN WEDDING

Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Snyder, of Bartow, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday afternoon, June 27, 1971. Friends and relatives are invited to attend an open house at the Snyder home in Bartow between the hours of two and five o’clock.

HILLSBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Honor Roll

Fifth Grade: Christine Cook, Deborah Flynn, Delores Pritt, Jane Pritchard, Teresa Rose, Cheryl Ryder, Tony Wiley

Sixth Grade: Harper McCoy, Robert Walls, Melinda Dean, Burl Burns, Allan McNeel, Robert Powell

Seventh Grade: Kathleen Burks, Susan Kershner, Mary Ann Kramer, Karen School, Sandra Triplett

Eighth Grade: Bonnie Auldridge, Robert McClure, Kerry Kesler, Daniel Burks, Tommy Powell, Kenneth Pritt, Susan Hefner, Nancy Simmons, Cheryl Wade, Caroline Rose.

DEATHS

Mrs. Hollis Mildred Moore Guthrie, 61, of Huntersville, a daughter of the late Isaac Price and Myrta Herold Moore. Burial in the Moore Cemetery.

Charles Robert Cassell, 83, of Cass, a veteran of World War I. Burial in the Wanless Cemetery.

Ivan Julian Underwood, 32, of San Dimas, California, a son of Denver and Dollie Bevel Underwood, of Huntersville. Burial in the Beaver Creek Cemetery. A brother, Lowell, died May 7, 1971.

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