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MISS RUBY GILLESPIE MISS LINDA KAY GOODSON Miss Gillespie And Miss Goodson Given Nursing Scholarships By Olin Ruby Gillespie and Linda Kay Goodson, both of Brevard, have been awarded Olin Corpo ration nursing scholarships, ac cording to Mrs. Jessie Lollis, ILN., secretary of the scholar ship committee. Miss Gillespie, a graduate of Brevard High School, is the daughter of Mrs. Jack Gillespie and the late Mr. Gillespie of 637 Country Club Road. She plans to attend the School of Nursing at Western Carolina University. Also a graduate of Brevard High School, Miss Goodson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Goodson of Pisgah For est. She has been accepted in the nusring school of Asheville Buncombe Technical Institute. Jewel Yvonne Nicholon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward A. Nicholson of Etowah, was chosen as first alternative, and Debra Jean Keener, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keener of Penrose, was named second alternate. Members of the scholarship committee include the Rev. Clay Frazier, President of the Transylvania Ministerial Asso ciation; Dr. C. L. Newland, President of the Transylvania Medical Society; and Mrs. Mary P. Gordon, Director of Media for county schools. Balsam Grove Club Hears Schweitzer Hospital Leaders By - Inez McCall BALSAM GROVE — The Balsam Grove Community club met June 10th at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Wheeler and members of the Board of Directors for the Albert Schweitzer Hopital were on hand for a discussion on the hospital. Alo plans were made to have a representative of the Rosman Fire Department to come and give a report on the fire department. A cleaning was held at the Shoal Creek Baptist church cemetery on June 23rd. A great amount of work was done, but there is still a lot to be done; so wTe have set July 7th as the next working day and we urge all persons in the community to come out and help. The boys of the Balsam Grove community spent the evening Sunday playing ball. The visiting teams that played were American Thread, and Silversteen. Then the local boys drove down and played the Rosman ball team. Mrs. Michael Kitchens gave a birthday party at her home on Thursday, June 21st, for her son Travis who was celebrating his first birthday. Those at tending the event were: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Summy and sons, Frank and John, of Bre vard; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Way; and Mrs. Randall Kitchens of Balsam Grove. Mr. and Mr. Ira McCall and family had a cook-out at their home on Saturday, June 23rd. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell An ders made a business trip to Brevard and Asheville on Mon day, June 25th. Mrs. Cora Tunnison has re turned to her home after spend ing several weeks in Oregon with her daughter, Mrs. Bill Galloway and family. ACROSS 3. Matthew (abbr.) B. Reverberate 9. Medley 30. Satellite of earth 33. Ugly, old woman 12. Skeleton pieces 34. Comply 33. Music note 30. To slope 37. Note in the 33. Lettuce (U.S.) 10. Shrub (Jap.) 20. Redactors 23. Rodent 24. At the present time 28. The yellow bugle ST. Morsel SO. Gratifies 33. Poem 34. Sloths SB. Greek letter 88. Over (poet) ST. The (Hr.) 83 Mongrel dog 40. Stood from CROSSWORD 2. Genus of lily 3. V/ea 4. Pedal digit 5. Ambassa dors' residences 6. Sound, as a dove 7. Central American republic 8. City in New York 11. Approach 13. Blemish 15. Preposition 18. San Fran cisco arena 21. Interior 22. Toward 26. Virginia (abbr.) 27. Bit tern’s cry 28. Stand* ards of per fection 30. Fib di. Members of a crowd (movies) 32. Holds session Answer 38. Thaw 39. River in Africa 41. One of the Cyclades 42. Coin(Fr.) Do Your Job Printing - 40,000 ™le CUSTOM POWER CUSHION double steej cord belts I NEW TREAD-CLEARANCE -' <nA/\v /L-v \ good/tcar > custom wide TREADS WHITE WALLS YOUR CHOICE ANY SIZE LISTED ONLY si 088* a>c »• «*c »*<» i» •• ctvciy •" *•»*' •*< • •It |««i (li ! 1*13, 6 50.13, 7.00.13, 6.95.14, 7.35.14, I 1,14 (7.75*14) G-78.14 I8.;»5»14) 1-78.15 j F-75.15 (7.75*15) G-78.15 (8.25*15) 6.00*13 F-78.14 OTHER SIZES SLIGHTLY HIGHER Nr» Treads—Wfir»ads applied to sound lire bodn polyester cord body THE 40,000 MILE T!RE ANY SIZE LISTED: A78X13, D78X14, E78X14, F78X14, G78X14, and G78X15, SAVE UP TO 90.00 Per Set SUPER PRE-4th of JULY SPECIAL GOODYEAR WIDE TREAD GT ANY SIZE LISTED E70X14, F70X14, G70X14, E70X15, F70X15, and G70X15 ' BUY 2 for $70. Plus 2.49 to 2.90 Fed. Excise tax per tire and recappable trade-in tires. WIDE 60 SERIES PERFORMANCE TIRES ■JTii “RALLY GT” r ANY SIZE LISTED E60X14, F60X14, G60X14, F60X15, G60X15, A60X13 and D60X13 Tread designed from racing specifications fo stability in street-use!* 'Not a racing tiro, but designed wide tread groove design to gi <e firmness and rnad-grabbini like one . . . ’e squeegee r traction. * Plus 2.02 to 2.40 Fed. Excise tax ‘and 4 useable old tires. ANOTHER SUPER PRE-4»h of JULY GOODYEAR ALL-W THESE SIZES: 7.75X14, 8.25X14 7.75X15, and 8.25 X15 NOT SECONDS! NOT BLEMISHES! NOT RECAPS! NOT DISCONTINUED TREAD DESIGNS m1 Plus 2.09 to 2.30 Fed. Excise and 4 useoble old tiresl
The Transylvania Times (Brevard, N.C.)
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