| —Black Mountain (NC) NEWS
Thursday, October 14, 1948
6
SECTION II
Swannanoa News
NOTICE
At the meeting of the Bun
combe County Council at the
Asheville Court House last week,
an invitation was extended by the
council to all county parents and
teachers to attend an all-day tour,
October 22, to include visits to
the Cancer clinic, the Mental Hy
gient clinic, and the health faci
lities in the Municipal buildings
in Asheville.
The purpose of this tour is
to acquaint the public with these
health facilities that are avail
able to them.
All P.T.A. presidents are asked
to contact Mrs. Arnold Powell of
Swannanoa, president of Buncom-
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alexander
and Dr. and Mrs. Hubert Clapp
motored to Athens, Georgia, Sat
urday to attend the North Caro
lina-Georgia football game.
It was was with mingled feelings
of happiness and regret that Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Burnette packed
their furniture and their memo
ries Monday morning to move
from the little white house that
has been home to them for 20
years. But Mr. and Mrs. Burnette
are not losing their good neigh
bors, for the distance is short to
the modern new 8-room and bath
they r are completing on
their 100 acre mountain tract
(formerly the old John Boone
home) near Bee Tree Christian
church.
Mrs. Arnold Powell was guest
speaker at a supper of Fairview
P.T.A. in honor of the new teach
ers at Fairview school.
Mrs. C. K. Siler of Sand Hill
high school and Mrs. Hall Weir of
Valley Springs school, memhers
of the executive board of the Bun
combe County Council of the
P.T.A. were luncheon guests of
Mrs. Arnold Powell.
They' planned their year’s work
for the council.
Mrs. C. Adams Recital
Set For Saturday
On next Saturday' night, October
16, Mrs. Crosby Adams will give
her annual recital for Montreat
college in Gaither hall. The many
friends of this distinguished com
poser and pianist are cordially
invited to be present on this oc
casion.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams were hon
ored nationally' this summer at
the Chicagoland Music Festival
held on the lake front in Chicago.
be County Council for reserva
tions.
Conference At
Montreat Will
Open Monday
The Asheville Presbytery dis
trict 2. group conference will meet
at the Montreat Presbyterian
church October 18. The theme of
the program will be. "Achieve
ments To Which The Church
Looks Forward.” The, following
program is scheduled for the con
ference, 10 a. m., call to order -
by Mrs. .J. O. Williams; Worship
Service, J. R. McGregor; Wel
come, Mrs. Mellinger Henry of
Montreat: Response, Mrs. T. J.
Hunter of Swannanoa; Program of
Progress, "What Is It.” Mrs. Roy
Reed. Weaverville; Achievements
of The First Year,” Dr. T. H.
Spence, Montreat:
In the afternoon Dr. Carl W\
McMurray of Marion will speak
on ‘‘Throughout The Assembly”;
the Rev. R. E. McClure of Ashe
ville, on "In Our Presby'tery'”; The
presbyterial cause secretaries, “In
Our Church;” Mrs. John S. Nes
bitt of Montreat, Intercessory
prayer, the theme of which will
be “Tarry Ye Until Ye Receive
Power.”
Brookside News
Mrs. Ora Lee McClinton and
small son of Newark, N. J., are
guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James R. Inabinett. She is
the former Miss Ora Lee In
abinett.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Askew ar
rived in Black Mountain from
Ocean City, Md., on their way to
Miami, Florida, and are visiting
Mrs. Askew’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. lister Stepp.
Mrs. Loraine Finley left October
21 for a short visit in Detroit,
Mich. While there she will be a
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Edna Mae
Gibson.
Mrs. Annie Barr of Cinncinnati,
Ohio, is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Nora Rutherford.
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One way of attaining a more
successful home life is by the pro
vision of a family - council. Let all
members of the household join in
this council and meet once a week
to discuss common problems. This
will give anyone with a grievance
an opportunity to bring it before
the group, where it is usually ironed,
out with no difficulty.
A good dinner served amid
peaceful surroundings and in an
atmosphere of security is no small
contribution to family life. Keep
the table-talk constructive and
mix with the baked beans and an
gel cake plenty of love, laughter,
and understanding. Thus will the
dinner hour be made a much
looked-forward-to event in your
home.
After cutting flowers from the
. garden, place in water almost to
the blossoms. Insert scissors un
der water and cut off small por
tion of the stem. Keep stems un
der water until flowers become
turgid and stand up well for ar
tistic arranging.
Have you tried a little Chlorox
in the water to keep it fresh and
keep down the odor from decaying
stems and leaves.
A little dry mustard or salt
rubbed on the hands and then
rinsed off will remove onion odors.
To retnove onion or fish odors
from pans in which those and
odoriferous foods have been cooked,
wash the pans in hot soapy water
to which one or two tablespoons of
vinegar have been added.
IN ASHEVILLE
Mrs. M. R. Sabiston spent Sun
day night, October 10, in Ashe
ville with her cousins, Mrs. Zetta
Foster and Miss Elizabeth Norton.
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Executive Conference
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The annual meeting of the con
ference grounds executives is be
ing held at Blue Ridge this week.
Representatives from Estes Park,
Colorado, Lake Geneva, Wis
consin, and Silver Bay, New York,
are in attendance. The meeting
began Tuesday of this week and
will end Friday. E. W. Barnes is
president ofthis organization and
H. W. Sanders is secretary.
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Mrs. Gordon Greenwood has
been ill for several days at her
home on Portman Villa Road.
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