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fuirsday, April 4, 1946 PERSONALS-LOCAL NEWS H E. Stinchcomb returned ednesday from a three week’s p to Florida and Cuba. o Mr ,_ Charles Stirewalt has re ed to her home at Old Fort ter several days visit with rela ys at Winston-Salem. ; 0- Mr John W. Ealy, Associate , itor 0 f The Black Mountain J ws was in Charlotte Tuesday business. o—• — S 2/e Dayle M. Burgess spent week-end leave with his parents re and he says he likes the Navy , e . He is taking a course in esel Engine and hopes to get; s rating this month. He is sta ged at Little Creek, Va. o Mr . and Mrs. H. F. Creasman ’ Canton were dinner guests of j ss Jannie Mae Creasman and ther and visited his brother and ife, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Creas an ’ on Sunday at Black Moun in. o Mrs. W. W. LeFevre entertained ith a six o’clock dinner at her ime on Wednesday. The occa on was in compliment to her ,n, W. Howard LeFevre on his rthday. Besides Mr. and Mrs oward LeFevre, guests included r. and Mrs. Clark Early and Mr id Mrs. Sidney Bryson. VISIT OUR ROWER SHOP o The very loveliest way to say “Happy Easter” is with a bouquet, corsage or plant of beautiful flowers. Because our flowers are scientifically grown in our own greenhouses, you’re sure of the finest, most exquisite blossoms. Place your East er order TODAY! o FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS o BEAUTIFUL CUT FLOWERS AVAILABLE NOW • HUNTER FLORIST Phone 2041 Black Mountain, N. C. More Plumbing NOW COMING IN let us figure your PLUMBING JOB Our Work Wj Come In I Is || Let’s Get | Guaranteed Acquainted | aj. W. RUSSELL i PLUMBING | rj hone 3802 Black Mtn., N. G( Woodrow Grant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hicks Grant, of Old Fort, returned to his home in Old Fort this week with an honorable dis charge after three years’ service with U. S. Army overseas. The past year was spent in India. o Mrs. J. K. Cort is now at her home on Look Out Road- W. C. Macon of Old Fort, spent several days this week in Char lotte. | * 1 . —— . .• . i Why Should We Study The Bible in Our Schools? o Study to shew thy self approved unto God, a workman that need eth not to be ashamed, rightly di viding the word of the truth.— (2nd Tim: 2-15). We should study the Bible to learn of God and of how Jesus healed people, how he died on the cross that we might be saved and to find out how to live right. We should learn too about the mir acles done by Jesus. (Written by Stanley E. Burgin, Student of fifthr shrdl shrdluaua fifth grade elementary school, Black Mountain. Miss Susan Cur rell, Bible teacher.) The official WPB report shows that the total war production amounted t 05239,205,995,000. | MONTREAT NEWS THE EL F SAYS: “April comes with smiles and tears And flowers dainty as you wish, But all this ‘fooling’ rigmorole Is simply not my dis h!” Misses Reba Thmopson and Sa die Brandon of Barium Springs, N. C., attended the Teacher’s Con vention in Asheville and stayed at Assembly Inn while in this vicini ty. These young ladies have been employed in Montreat during the summer for the past two years and their many friends are always glad to have them return for a visit. o Dr. and Mrs. John R. Cunning ham and son, William, and his friend, James Kimbrough, of Da vidson, N. C., spent the week-end in their cottage on Missouri road. o George Ennett, a student at Davidson College, is spending the spring vacation at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo- F. En nett. o Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Jordan of Saxapahaw, N. C., near Burling ton, and their son, John, spent a few days at their cottage on Ken tucky Road. o Mrs. M. S- Maxwell and Missj Betty Maxwell of Charlotte, were j here Saturday takinv care of their things at Nesbit Lodge, which they plan to open again early this summer. Mrs. Maxwell says she! already has a full house booked for the Woman’s Conferences. o Clayton Bell, a student at Ben Lippen School, near Asheville, is spending the Spring holidays at home. Miss Emma Phiffer and Mrs. Mildred Byers have returned from Winter Haven, Fla. where they spent several months. o Mrs. Gordan Mahy entertained Monday with an April Fool party for her family, Carol, Helen Pris cilla, Kenny and Tessa. They served a very interesting supper at six o’clock, beginning with a rice and milk dish prepared Chi nese fashion. Many “foolish” things were served as surprises and two deserts were attempted before the guests received the real desert, delicious ice cream and cake. The stuffed eggs contained many small favors which were used as a basis for fortune telling. A number of humorous games were played and comical stunts performed. Their guests were: Danny and Betsy Wilson, Barbara Reed, Phillip Blandine, Mary Blanton Armistead, Lee Edmunds, Robert Robertson and Maria Spence. o The college Y. P. C. held a very impressive installation serv ice on the shore of Lake Susan Sunday night. The candle-light procession, the singing on the Lake-house porch and the floating of the lighted candles on bits of wood across the water made a very beautiful ceremony. ■ o The College Athletic Board gave a m«ical extravaganza at Ander son Chapel Saturday evening The numbers were given in a ser ies of episodes depicting South ern, Western and Spanish scenes with a few individual numbers in terspered among them. This pre setnation showed a wide variation of talent in the student body and quite a large fund was raised to; enable the board to purchase ath letic equipment. The Choralettes made their sec ond appearance over WWNC Mon day afternoon. On next Monday April Bth, the choir will give its second presentation of the best THE BLACK MOUNTAIN NEWS loved sacred selecitons. These programs are at 4:30 in the after noon and are under the direction of Mesdames Elma Raudle and Clark Johnson, Misses Elizabeth Woodhouse and Mary Lord, respec tively. I BUILD WITH ROCK ! BUILD YOUR HOUSE OR WALLS WITH I NATIVE CREEK ROCK. WE CAN SUPPLY I ANY AMOUNT AND SIZE. f For Prices See 1 F. E. STEPP j Or Call 3801 j| I LToVYZ T I O N A L For New Arrivals I I nOW make our •• stretched rayon shades I S J^k lt* d Beautiful Durable beautifully made. We sug sp| enjoy a cool spot to Eusy ChdlTS there aren’t too many. I i sit this summer. $18.50 8 ffl Vuaor POUCH SHMIO For Porch or Lawns If | NATIONAL FURNITURE I Harold Shipley, 16 Biltmore Ave. I I Manager l|Jclliy Asheville, N. C. I 1— . Mi NEWS FROM THE MOUNTAIN FOLKS IF s*" 5 *" I — o — and Mrs. Theodore Smith have moved back to the mountains after spending about three years at Newport News, Va., in the ship yard. They have purchased prop erty in Old Fort. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Elliott and son, Lt. Milburn Elliott and wife visited Britt Elliott and family at Salisbury, also Britt and Bertha expects to spend this week in community with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Davis of Marion were visitors in the com- ; munity Sunday. Osborne Moffitt is reported very sick at his home this week. Mrs. Katie Davis and children visited her brother, Otis Vess, at his new home on the Camp Elliott road. We hear quite a lot said about our column. Folks in the com munity and also outside enjoy seeing their names in print and several are saving the column and making scrapbooks. quality printers <jXO nmnKnHiitniiMiinHinMiiHiriam.'HimHiiiiHriHiMmniHmiHiiiMHmHmiimtitfHiifiHiunaßiMi Come In And See Our Line Os EAS TER FROCKS ‘ ••••■■: • ■ ■ ■ ■■. • •• r fiT o Page Five
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