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* Vol. 84— No. 20
BREVARD, N. C., THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1971
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Menus For Lunchrooms Next
Week Are Ahnounced Today
Menus for Transylvania Coun.
ty Schools for the period be
ginning Thursday, May 20th
through Friday, May 28th:
.(Close of school):
Thursday — Orange juice,
; pizza, tossed salad, cake squares
with icing, milk, butter
Jr. and Sr. High Schools —
Pizza or submarine sandwich,
cake squares or fruit cup
Friday — Orange juice, dried
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY
PUBLICATION
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
DISTRICT COURT DIVISION
FILE #71-CVD-94
North Carolina
Transylvania County
ALBERT H. CASE
Plaintiff
-vs
BILLIE JEAN CASE
Defendant
TO: BILLIE JEAN CASE
Take notice that a pleading
seeking relief against ybu has
been filed in the above entitled
action.
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows: Securing
of an absolute divorce from the
Defendant upon the grounds
that Plaintiff and Defendant
have lived separate and apart
for more than one year next
preceding the bringing of this
action.
Vou are required to make
defense to such pleading not
later than the 23 day of June,
1971, and upon your failure to
do so, the party seeking serv
ice against you will apply to
the Court for the relief sought.
This the 11 day of May, 1971.
Marian M. McMahon
Clerk of Superior Court
GARREN & STEPP,
ATTORNEYS
414 North Church Street
Hendersonville, N. C. 28739
5-13-4tc
beans, fresh onions, catsup,
mixed vegetable saladt, corn
bread squares, fruit jeilo, pea
nut butter delight, milk, butter
Jr. and Sr. High Schools —
Dried beans or oven-fried liver
with onions, peanut butter de
light or frosted yellow cake
Monday — Orange juice, mac
aroni and cheese, green vege
table, calico slaw, crispy corn
bread, ice cream, milk, butter
Jr. and Sr. High Schools —
Macaroni and cheese or meat
and cheese sandwich, ice cream
or peanut butter delight
Tuesday — Tuna/egg salad,
steamed potatoes or corn, green
beans, cheese toast, fruit salad,
milk, butter
Jr. and Sr. High Schools —
Tuna/egg salad or ham sand
wich-cheese slice fruit salad or
banana surprise
Wednesday — Orange juice,
beef/vegctable soup, finger
sandwiches, chocolate rolled
wheat cake, milk, butter
Jr. and Sr. High Schools —
Soup or pizza, cake or pine
apple crunch
Thursday — Spaghetti, tossed
salad, French bread toast, chill
led fruit, milk, butter
Jr. and Sr. High Schools —
Spaghetti or cold turkey or
other meat sandwich with
cheese, chilled fruit or apple
crisp
Friday — Hamburger with
school bun, mustard, onions,
catsup, mixed vegetable salad,
potatoes, fruit up-side down
cake, milk, butter
Jr. and Sr. High Schools —
Hamburger or other meat sand
wich or spaghetti, cake or fruit
jello
When yon think of prescrip
Hons, think of VARNER’S, adv.
HEIDI STRICKER, left, helps John Williams,
right, prepare for the Brevard high school gradu
ation ceremony to be held May 25 at the Brevard
Music Center.
Cameron Named "Southern Banker"
Of The Month By Banking Magazine
North Carolina banker C. C.
Cameron, President and Chair
man of First Union National
Bancorp, Inc. of Charlotte, has
been named “Southern Bank
er of the Month” by Southern
Banker magazine. The award
was made May 8th at the North
Carolina Bankers Association
Convention in Pinehurst, N. C.
by Richard Gibbs, Editor of
Southern Banker.
Mr. Cameron, who began
Cameron - Brown Company in
Raleigh, N. C. in 1949, joined
First Union National Bank in
.1964 through the merger of
Cameron - Brown and the bank.
He was elected Chairman of
the Board and President in
1966.
He was recognized by South
ern Banker for his leadership
in the formation of First Union
National Bancrop, Inc., the
second one-bank holding com
pany to be formed in the na
tion. Mr. Cameron is also
Chairman of the Association of
Corporate Owners of One Bank
and as such has been a major
force in making a legislation
regulating bank holding com
panies acceptable both to bank
ers and their customers.
Cans of paint and paint
thinners become extremely
combustible if kept around too
long, warn Liberty Mutual In
surance Companies. Get rid of
them as soon as you are through
using them. Otherwise an ex
plosive situation could be the
end result.
Congratulations
1971 Graduates Of
Brevard & Bosnian High Schools & Brevard College
SPONSORED BY THE 4 - H 'CLUBS
OF TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY
AT THE CO - ED
Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. - Sat., May 19 - 20 - 21 - 22
Nitely At 7:00 & 8:41
Saturday Afternoon At 2:00
Adults $1.25 — Students $1.00 — Under 12, 60c
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DOUBLE THE TERROR
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She's Carole Coleman Marsh
Some Girls Have Lost
Femininity, Model Says
By LINDA NICODEMUS
Reprinted from
The Asheville Times
“A lot of girls have lost
their ability to be feminine.”
That’s the opinion of Ca
role Marsh, a professional
model who has come to Ashe
ville to set up a modeling
agency and a finishing class
for Blanton’s Business Col
lege.
“Many are getting away from
being feminine and some
schools are concerned with it,”
she said. “A lot of girls when
they are exposed to it find they
can be proud of being feminine
and being a woman.” She added
that wearing skirts too short
and wearing pants both have
helped to defeminize the school
girl.
Mrs. Marsh has been in
vited by several local schools
to talk to the girls about
beauty problems. Skirt
lengths, hair styles and vis
ual poise such as poor sitting,
standing and hand positions
are some of the areas girls
ask about, she said.
The natural look is the ap
pearance to have, Mrs. Marsh
advises the students. She sug
gests not wearing eye shadow
during the day and not using
false eyelashes which pull at
the eyelid and cause wrinkles.
She also tells the girls to keep
the hair away from the face,
keep the face clean and not
cover it with makeup.
Teenagers are concerned
with weight problems but
she is against crash diets.
She tells them tjo eat well.
“The good habits you have
now will affect you later,”
she said.
Besides advising the girls,
Mrs. Marsh has another pur
pose for visiting the schools.
She is looking for the top 15
seniors in Western North Caro
lina to be in her first profes
sional modeling course. So far
she has found only one girl
who will qualify, she said.
She will also teach a six
week finishing or charm
course beginning this sum
mer which will he open to
everyone. Out.side activities
such as shopping trips will be
included, she said.
Mrs. Marsh, a 5 - foot -
blonde, is originally from Bre
vard. She began her career
when she was chosen fourth
runner up in the Miss North
Carolina Pageant in 1967.
She was named Miss At
lanta for Universal Pictures
in 1968. Since then she and
her husband, Robert, who is
vice president of Saxon
Tires, Inc., have lived in Bos
ton, San Francisco and Phoe
nix. She did various types
of modeling work in a city.
She has done television com
mercials, sales films for com
panies, national magazine ad
vertisements, and convention
modeling. She also was an ex
tra in the film “Strawberry
Statement.”
“A model today has to do
a little of everything “she
said.
Do Your Children Own Bikes?
MAKE SURE THEY ATTEND THE
BICYCLE
SAFETY
CLINIC
FOR TRANSYLVANIA
CHILDREN
SATURDAY, MAY 22nd
10 A. M. To 5 P. M.
AT THE
AMERICAN LEGION BUILDING
Bicycles will be registered and records retained
by the Brevard Police Department.
Reflective Safety Tape will be attached to the
front and rear of each bicycle.
This is a Community Safety Program designed to
help protect our children and aid in the identification
of their property.
SPONSORED BY
AMERICAN LEGION POST 48
VETERANS FOREIGN WARS POST 4309
WITH THE COOPERATION OF THE
BREVARD POLICE DEPARTMENT