THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 11. 1945
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A. E. WILES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
GENERAL CONTRACTING
BUILDING AND REPAIR
INTERIOR DECORATING and PAINTING
ROOFING
ASSISTANCE ON REQUIRED PRIORITIES
Post Office Box 275 Phone 3621
Black Mountain N. C.
Now Open For Business
NKYV FILLING STATION Across From School
I REGULAR and HIGH-TEST GASOLINE KENDALL OILS
NEW TIKES and BATTERIES Soon
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HOME OIL COMPANY
Owned and Operated by— ,
| J. WORTH BURGESS
|| ANNOUNCING:
M New Installation of Radiator Cleaning Machine.
Is Take care of your Radiator before cold weather.
I Comer Cherry and Sutton Streets
fl NEXT DOOR TO BUS STATION
fl Black Mountain, N. C.
I YOUR CAR NEEDS MORE
I AND BETTER CARE NOW
1 Maybe it’s on its "last legs , but will still be
■ many months before you can get another.
■ Let us serve your car so it can continue serv
ing you. We do
I ACETYLENE WELDING - HYDRAULIC BREAK
S SERVICE - IGNITION & ELECTRICAL WORK
? | WE CLEAN YOUR MOTOR
I A good running motor must be cool at all times
| We are agents for Radiator Cleaning and Re
r pairing - Tire Recapping and Repairing.
Only Genuine Parts Used When Available
|| WILSON’S MOTOR SERVICE
NEXT DOOR TO BUS STATION
Black Mountain Pre-
School Discipline,
God created Adam and placed
him in the Garden of Eden to dress
it and to keep it. Work is neces
sary if we would be happy. Hap
piness does not consist in ildness.
There had to be something to
develop the moral sense (culture)
of man to bring out the sense of
duty, of right of responsibility of
obidience to and reliance upon God.
The “test” was made as light as
possible. Just one command was
sufficient.
Parents have a duty to their
children . their moral and reli
giuos culture.
Discipline is essential for a well
rounded personality for real hap
piness for living together peace
ably and harmoniously as well 1 as
for training for citizenship later for
obedience to the laws of man.
A struggle betwwen duty (obe
dience) and pleasure (having its
own way) is always present. For
tu.nate is the child who has parents
that realize this necessary devil
opment and who genoby insists
upon obedience, guidance. Do not
be afraid of “inhibitions”. The Word
of God says, Train up a child in the
way he should go and when he is
old, he will not depart frt>m it.”
He may wander but he will return.
Early bery early “training” bell”s
The Pre-School wishes to express
it. Thanks to Mr. Wrenn and the
other city employees for moving
the play-equipment from the play
ground to the school-also to chief
of Police, Carl Smith, for guard
ing the equipment so faithfully.
Could they see the bright hap
py faces of the children as they
"slide” and “seesaw”, they would
feel amply rewarded.
The Pre-School takes this op
portunity offered by the Black
Mountain News, to expres to the
Pastor and members of the Baptist
Church, it appreciative for the use
of the rooms in the Educational
Building’ of the Church.
Mrs. L. Sharp, Director
CHRISTIAN CREEK SECTION
Ruby Adkins
In this Editoral I wish to ex
press the greatest needs in my com
munity. First a recreation center or
some place of amusement. There
are so many young people in this
community who would appreciate
it.
The parent’s probably wouldn’t
be worrying about their sons and
daughter’s being off in distant
towns looking for amusement.
Another important chapter need
ed in our community, is that of
denstistry. Since we are striveing
to build this community into an
outstanding township, it becomes
imperative that the best possible
medical care should be shown to
its patrons.
JAMES GARDNER HOME ON
REAVE
James Gardner of U. S. Navy
just returned from O. S. where he
has been for 18 months. James re
cently landed in Washington State
from the Pacific area and expects
to be home soon. He also wears
several battle stars and his wife,
AJeen is now employed at the ho
siery mills in Black Mountain.
G. M. MACK
G. M. Mack U. S. Army was in
Germany at the time it surroumd
ered. He has been in service three
years and one year overseas. G. M.
was transfered to France where he
has been for six weeks. His wife,
Emily is staying with her .mother,
Mrs. A. E. Wilson and is em
ployed at Beacons.
Potato salad and cole slaw may
be prepared up with “hot dress_
ing” instead of cold, say Extention
home economists at State College.
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THE BLACK MOUNTAIN NEWS
Postwar Machinery
Beet Harvester
A one-man beet harvester that
tops, lifts, cleans and windrows in
one operation is the John Deere new
Integral beet harvester. Eight row*
of beets are windrowed together,
with the tops placed in two wind
rows of four rows each.
The tractor moves along in low
gear, the harvester tops the beets
in the ground, automatically lifting
them.
Saving Nicotine Can
Be Made by Practice
Insufficient nicotine will be avail
able unless extreme care is taken
in its conservation. The average
farmer wastes about half of the
nicotihe he purchases.
The following are the reminders
on how the saving may be brought
about.
Don’t dust with nicotine when
weather is cold.
Don’t dust when wind is blowing.
Don’t run the fan too fast.
Don’t drive too fast.
Don’t delay application.
Spot-dust with a hand-duster.
Treat the seed bed.
Dip plants before transplanting.
Keep plants growing vigorously.
Tipping Oil Barrel
{ —tieavq Strap with Buckl*
fir*
This idea permits easy extrao
tion of the last drop of oil in the
barrel without heavy lifting. The rig
is made of two stout poles and a*
old wagon tire cut in half.
Renovate Strawberries
The renovation of strawberrj
fields should begin immediately
after harvest. The heavy mulcl
should be removed with a hay raki
and the sparse mulch cut into th»
soil.
Before cultivating, apply a com
plete fertilizer at the rate of 500 ti
800 pounds per acre. If the soil li
acid, apply lime. Rows should bi
cultivated to 12 or 15 inches. If ai
open furrow is left, the roots wil
dry out rapidly.
By Johnnie Sipton
Kenneth Mills one of the eleventh
grade students, gave up his job as
his driver to play football. AVe ail
think this is a grand thing because
we need every man on the squad we
can get.
Now that autumn is finally here,
the weather has turned just slight
ly chillier. The September weather
was the warmest we have had in
many ears. As cold wave was re
ported heading this way from Ken.
Lucky, and even now the air has
a touch of winter in it.
Last week, at AToore General
Hospital a bed was dedicated by a
group of students from Swannanna
School. Fred Nichols of 11-B-2
made a speech concerning the buy
ing of War Bonds by the Swan
nanoa School. The amount of War
Bonds need to sponsor a bed is $3,-
00. We had enough to sponsor
four beds or over $12,000. The
students said that they were taken
on a tour of the Hospital by one
of the officers there and then were
taken to the mess hall for lunch.
They arrived hack at school about
2:30 o’clock in the evening. This
program was to be broadcast over
the air, hu.t due to unclear broad
cast qualities, the program had to
be cancelled.
PREVENT FIRES
By Joan Bass
Kenney Mills gave up his school
bus in order to he able to play
on the football team.
The Youth Fellowship of Swan
nanoa Methodist Church had a
“tacky F’arty” last week. Among
those present were Mrs. Nellie
Wilken, Miss Inez Allen, Mrs. Hue
Settle, Miss Jimmie Ruth King and
Allen, Mrs. Nell Kitchen, Miss Essie
Miss Hetlen Rainwater. Games
were played and refreshments were
served.
Van Johnson appared on the Roxy
theatre screen last Tuesday with
Phyllis Thaxter and Spencer Tra
cy in “30 Seconds Over Tokyo”.
Everyone liked it very much.
Irene Adams, one of my class
mates, has a baby brother. He was
horn Sunday, Sept. 30 at 4:15 p. m.
His name is Samuel Jackson Ad
ams.
Captain JohnW. Bishop, my
cousin is back from 10 months of
overseas duty. He is now on leave
with his wife and three daughters.
They plan to go to Philadelphia
later.
Johnson Owens was seriously ln_
jury Friday when he was hit by
a falling tree. Several of his friends
were with him on the Bee Tree
Mountain cutting trees when one
fell on him and broke a leg and
fractured his spinal cord. Satur
day his condition was said to he
improved.
By Mozelle Masters
.One of our superintendents at
Beacon retired a few days ago. He
came to Swannanoa from New Beal
ford, Mass. He has been workong as
superintendent in a section depart
ment in Beacon for many ears.
By Billie Fender
Kenny Mills gave up his school
bus driving to play. Clyde Roland
has taken the driving since he has
quit.
My uncle, Private Baxter Fen
der has been discharged from the
army lately. He was a German
prisoner for about six months. He
has been worked at Morgan Manu
facturing Company since he has
been discharged.
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TRADE and some . thoroughbred
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W. M. Swayngnis Riding Aca
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Lakey Gap Road, Black Mountain,
Box 672.
WOODCOCK MOTOR COMPANY
Authorized Sales & Service
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PHONE 3771 - SUTTON STREET BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C.
MERCURY LINCOLN
It is a genuine pleasure to welcome this new is friendly, efficient and economical. Only
dealership to the nation-wide family of Ford Authorized Ford Dealers offer it.
dealers. This newest member of the Ford The Ford Motor Company has built,
dealer organization is well equipped to serve through the years, more than 30,000,000 cars
the Ford owners of this community, and to and trucks. Today, millions of them are still
offer Ford Protective Service—which auto- serving the vital transportation needs of the
matically provides your car with expert service country. One reason is the stamina and reli
attention every thirty days. This periodic ability which have been built into every Ford
Ford service will add immeasurably to the life product. Equally important is the excellent
and smooth operation of your present car. It service provided by Authorized Ford Dealers.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER H. 1945
All the Minerals your Stock, Hogs, and Poultry need
are contained in the bag of Watkins Mineral Compound
(100 per cent formula). When you buy Watkins Products
you are sure to get the best. Ask your Dealer for a copy
of our Complete Feeding Program. Wait for Watkins.
It Pays.
Your Friendly
WATKINS DEALER
A. J. Waldrop
R.R. No. 1, Box 182, Swannanoa, N. C.
STEpp and SUMMEY’S
MEAT MARKET
We wish to thank the people of Black Mountain and
community for their worthy consideration for staying
by us through the shortage of meats, and we assure
you of much better meats as they become available.
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H. Grady Hardin Pastor. I
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(SUNDAY SERVICES |
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111:00 A.M. Morning Worship |
6:30 P. M. Young Adult Fellowship 3
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