SEAMAN APPRENTICE
JAMES R. ASHE, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Vessie Ashe, of
Horse Shoe, finished re
cruit training at U. S. Naval
Training Center in Orlando,
Florida, on April 20th. Young
Ashe will be stationed on
U.S.S. Aelous at Portsmouth,
New Hampshire. He was a
student' at West Henderson
High school before going in
to the Navy.
"LINE BOOK REVIEWS"
FROM THE
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY LIBRARY
FOR FRIENDS OF THE UBRARY
PARADISE, by Patrick Denhis.
Mr. Dennis, the well-known au
thor of Auntie Mame, has writ
ten another effervescent hovel
of fascinating characters, The
setting is Acapulco, Mexico.
THE HAN WHO DARED
THE LIGHTING, by Thomas
Fleming. A significant “hew
look at Benjamin Franklin” in
his mature years. A personal
and political narration of a
devoted American.
PEDLOCK SAINT, PED
LOCK SINNER, by Stephen
Longstreet. This latest novel of
the Pedlocks deals with the
West Coast branch of the fam
ily whose existence is threaten
ed b ya generation gap and re
ligious hypocrisy.
THE SPANISH BRIDE
GROOM, by Jean Plaidy. The
Cedar Mountain Club Will
Meet Next Tuesday Evening
By • Mrs. Nancy Logan
Mrs. Ruby Skerrett,
CEDAR MOUNTAIN — The
regular monthly meeting of
the Cedar Mountain Commun
ity Development Club will be
held on Tuesday, May 18th, at
the Community Center at 7:00
o’clock. All members are asked
to be present for this meeting.
Brownie Troop 99 attended
Brownie Fun Day on Saturday,
held at Camp Straus in Bre
vard. It really was a big day
for them and a lot of fun as
well as very educational. Lead
ers of Troop 99, Mrs. Willene
Bishop and Mrs. Barbara
Jones, took part in the teach
ing program for the day. They
taught Pottery and Weaving
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and to them the Brownies say
a big Thank You. These items
that the Brownies made will be
just another item to add to the
big collection they have al
ready made this year. The
Cedar Mountain Community is
very proud of our Brownie and
their Leaders.
Junior Girl Scouts, it’s about
time to go to camp. Be sure
that you let your leaders know
if there is anything you do not
have for the trip and they can
help you. Make your plans to
leave on Friday evening after
school of May 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Sig Huitt of
Columbia, S. C., were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Jones. Then on Sunday, the
Jones and the Huitts met Mr.
and Mrs. B. B. Parker and Miss
Flo Roy Osborne at the Keowee
Holiday Inn for lunch, after
which they toured the Keeo
wee-Toxaway project. Mr. Park
er is an official of Duke Power
in Charlotte.
' Guests o* Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Logan of Sunday were Miss
Jenny Lucas and Miss Martha
Summers of Brevard College.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howard
of Decatur. Georgia, are spend
ing the week here at their sum
mer home.
paradoxical personality of
Philip II, the Spanish Inquisi
tion and Bloody Mary’s Eng
land are all involved in this
latest novel of Miss Plaidy.
YOU CAN RAISE DECENT
CHILDREN, by Berthold Eric
Schwarz and Bartholomew A
Ruggieri. Parents who are
worried- about the present
day dangers confronting chil
dren (from infancy through
adolescence) can be helped by
reading this hopeful response.
New Link Of Whitewater
Falls Road Being Improved
By . Wallace Brewer
SAPPHIRE - WHITEWATER
—Concrete drain ditches are
being made on the new link of
Whitewater Falls road from
the pavement near Whitewater
Baptist church to within a short
distance of Thompson river.
Grass seed is being sown on the
banks of the road and this link
of road is being readied for
paving in the immediate fu
ture.
Approximately four tenths of
a mile is still under construc
tion due to he rocky terrain.
Some four miles of road will
still be unpaved to connect
with U. S. Highway 64. A paved
road from the pavement at the
South Carolina and North Caro
lina state line will be needed
within the scenic National
Whitewater Falls park in order
to view scenic Whitewater
Falls.
We understand that the Na
tional Forest Service has plans
for the development of the
Scenic Whitewater Falls Na
tional Park of which his the
higest cascades of Eastern
America.
Mother’s day visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Coleman Lyday of
Whitewater were Mr. and Mrs.
Sherrill Hubbard, of Brevard,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bedding
field. Cecil Lyday. of Detroit,
Michigan and formerly of
Whitewater is recuperating at
his home after surgery.
Mother’s day visitors of Mrs.
Della Kinkle were her sons,
Robert, of Selica, and Charles,
of Greer, S. C., who also spent
the weekend. They made a
business trip to Walhalla ,S. C.,
on Saturday.
Guests of Mr and Mrs. Gar
land Grimshawe Thursday eve
ning were Dan and Clara John
son. The Grimshawes were re
AT
MEADE FISHER’S
PlSGAtt SHELL SERVICE
Located at the corner of Ecusti Road and the
4-Lane AahevUIe Highway at Pis£ah Foreet
DIAL 883-4972
— .11| l
cent guests of Richard Merrill,
of Sapphire.
Stewart Youngblood, of Sap
phire, has returned to his home
after having spent a week at
the Pardee Hospital at Hender
sonville.
Macy Hinkle, of Sapphire,
remains at the Transylvania
Community hospital at Bre
vard.
Mother’s day dinner guest
of Mrs. Thelma Hawk, of Mt
Toxaway Lodge were her moth
er and father, Mr. and Mrs
John Cole, and Mrs. Zodine
Williamson.
Mrs. Pauline Williamson, ol
Sapphire and Sarasota, has
undergone surgery at the Sara
sota Memorial Hospital.
Ronald and Harry Brewer
visited relatives at Cashiers and
Cherryfield Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Farver
accompanied by. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Burrell, of Miami, Fla..
went to see Whitewater Falls.
Connestee Falls, Sliding Rock
and Looking Glass Falls and
had luncheon at Pisgah Inn,
and went to see the Fish Hatch
er, and the Tracking Station
within the Pisgah National For
est on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Guests of Denny and Carol
Hansen at Star Sapphire Cot
tages for three weeks are Mr
and Mrs. Samuel Motasky of
Treasure Island, Fla.
Randal lyday, of White
water, enjoyed a weekend of
camping and fishing as a guest
of Rev. Oliver Rice, of Cash
iers, on the Chattagooga river
in Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Hanser
went to Atlanta Thursday and
Friday to celebrate Mrs. Hen
sen’s Birthday.
Denny and Carol Hansen and
Cindi Rock were the dinner
guests of Erik and Hester Han
sen at the Wilson’s Saturday
night to celebrate Carol’s birth
day.
Saturday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Williams, of Sapphire, were
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Grim
shawe.
Mrs. Ruth Wilhelm,, of Wil
helm’s Nursing Home, of Sara
sota, Fla., accompanied by one
of her assistants, Mrs. Meyer
spent a week at her summer
home on Old County road.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McCoy, of
Bearwallow Drive attended
church services on Mother’s
Day at Spring Creek Baptist
church in Madison county. Rev.
Russell Gillespie is pastor. His
daughter, Dianne, granddaugh
ter, of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mc
Coy spent last week with them.
Cub Scout Pack 710 consist
ing of Sapphire-Whitewater as
Den 1, Lake Toxaway as Den
2, and Quebec as Den 3 will
have a supper and outing at the
Lake Toxaway Community Cen
ter on Monday evening, May
17th, beginning at 6:30 p m. All
Cub Scout leaders of the pack
and Cub Scout parents are in
vited to attend.
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