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ROXY THEATRE
SWANNANOA
Thursday, October 25
“LOST RANCH”
With
Tom Tyler
Friday, October 26
“She’s A Sweetheart”
With
Jane Frazee
Saturday, October 27
“Song Os The Range”
With
Jimmy Wakely
Mon. and Tues., Oct. 29-30
“Bring On The Girls”
With
Sonny Tufts
v Wednesday, October. 31
“DARK MOUNTAIN”
With
Robert Lowery
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K. “Happy” Mills •
This week I will give you a few
facts about our football team.
Our coach Charles “Cook” Ta
lent has just been discharged from
the Merchant Marine. He is doing
a fine job at coaching, and so far (
has coached a winning team.
Our quarterback, Alger Rain j
water is one of the two only seniors
in the school this year. He is 19
years old and weighs 160 pounds
Buggie Sides who is the safety
man in 16 years of age and tips
the scales at 160 pounds. He is!
in the freshman class.
Lee Roy Bailey, our plunging
fullback is sixteen years old andj
tips the scale at 158 pounds. Lee
Roy is in the tenth grade.
Ned Straleha, who holds down
wingback position is 17 years of
age, and weighs 130 pounds. He is
in the Junior grade.
Joy Lynn Burgess, who plays end
is 16 years old and tips the scale
of 145 pounds. He is a member of
the tenth grade.
Our other end Ray Ballard tips
the scale to 165 ponuds, and is a
member of the Junior class.
Our tackles are J. B. Creas
man and Bill Robei-son. J. B. weighs
180 pounds and Bill weighs 150
pounds. J. B. is in the 10 grade
and Bill is in the 11 gi'ade.
The two boys who fill in guard
postions on L. E. Carroll and
George Dunlap. L. E. is a member
of the Junior class. He is 16 years
old and weighs 160 pounds. George
Dunlap is 16 years old and is ii
the tenth grade. He weighs 155
pounds.
Gigger McClure is our center. He
weighs 130 pounds and is a member
of the freshman class.
Our subs are follows backs: Ken
ny Mills, 140 lbs; Johnnie Tipton
1551b5; Norman Weir 1551b5; Char
les Chavis, 155 lbs; and Joe Cop
pell 120 pounds. Ends; Junior Lee
135 lbs; Jimmie Reese, 145 lbs;
Tacles: Harold Nichols 165 lbs,
and Ed. Leadford 130 lbs. Guards;
Kenneth Buchanan 1901bs and
center: Gene Harper, 140 lbs, and
Ed. Robinson 135 lbs.
Our team doctor is Billy Me-
Mahanian, and our water boy is
Fay Bridges.
Joyce Watkins
I want to tell you how much we
appreciate the interest you have
taken in our community. We enjoy
writing these articles and in some
way, we would like to tell you
how much we appreciate your
Printing them.
The students here in Swannanoa
School might know something tha
would he news to some older per
son and in any way that we could
help them, we would be glad to,
and we know that they can help
us.
Bette Gibbs
We play Black Mountain Wed
nesday week an.! its going to be
tough. The two teams tied when
they played here. I guess most
of the people around here remem
br when Black Mountain and Swan
nanoa use to fight at every ball
game. And for several years the
two teams couldn’t play each other
and most of the fights were strat
ed by people who didn’t even come
to school. So what I’m
trying to say is that both schools
would like the co-operation of all,
because both teams, in my opi
nion, are good sports and we
would iike for both teams to meet
in basketball.
Vestal Stickland
The Swannanoa F. F. A. boys
which are the “Future Farmers of
America” are going to a Baby
Beef sale Friday October 20 at
Asheville, N. C. The judges will
be Thursday but the boy will not
be able to attend it. It is made up
of F .F. A. from all over the state
and it is backed by the bonds. Its
purpose is to try to get boys to
raise more calves. There is prizes
for the ones who win and are
choosen the best. The calf choosen
,the best, bought 51 cent a pound
last year.
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GREASE - TIRES
COOLING SYSTEM
Post-war auto production is still too far off to warrant
your neglecting your present car. It will have to last
you many more months; so keep it in good condition
and make sure it’s riding on sound tires. We ask the
chance to service your car and do your repairs.
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SWANNANOA, N. C.
Clara Allen .
We are proud of the churches
we have in Swannanoa and the
people who live in our communi
ty and our school and the nice
teachers we have.
The Riceville section needs some
kind of recreation for the young
i'oys and girls in the community.
We enjoy your paper very much
and think it is nice.
I want to tell you about the
things. We in the Swannanoa
Valley are proud of. We are proud
of the privelege of going to a fine
school. We are proud of our clean
school. Our Beacon Mill did a very
important job in the awr effort. We
are prou<J of that too. We are
proud how the people give to the
Red Cross and U. S. O. To help
the boys overseas, we buy war
bonds
I wish to praise you on the
Black Mountain News. I like to
read it very well.
Everett Biggs
Irene Adams
Margaret Ann Mickles, my girl
friend from Marion came up to
visit me. We had a wonderful time
and I would like for her to come
again.
Some of the things that we are
proud of in Swannanoa are the fine
people we have and how nice they
cooperate in helping each other
building up our community. We
also have many fine teachers and
a fine school to go too. We are
proud of our stores and the people
who operate them.
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RFC. SHELBY LEE SILVER
Pfc. Shelby Lee Silvers is spend
ing a 45 day furlough. He has
been stationed in California for
the past months. He is to report
back at Fort Jackson, S. C., after
the completion of his furlough.
They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. Silvers of Patrick, Ohio and
the brothers of Miss Lilly Mae Si
lvers of Swannanoa.
Recalling the Reserves
To the Editor of the News:
Many would be interested tc
know a couple of facts. Os th
900,000 army men who have been
discharged, 30,000 have been place l
in the enlisted reserve corps. Dur
ing the month of September these
were all recalled.
Many of these men are close tc
thirty-eight years of age, som
have sixty or more points for a
discharge. But these men are be
ing called and sent to differen
camps over the country.
Johnny Sawyer
They are building a new church
in our community. It is a Baptist
Church near the Bee Tree Ceme
try.
We had a meeting last week
and it was a very good one. Be
cause we had sixteen to join the
Church and were baptized Sun
day.
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