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Page 2 S —BLACK MOUNTAIN (N. C.) NEWS— Thurs., June 26, 194; Business Directory Advertising is at its cheapest in this Directory. It costs only 50c per issue. HAULING HAULING LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE Tractor & Trailer Phone 5131 RAYBURN BLACK MOUNTAIN. N. C. PRINTING For PRINTING Os Any Kind PHONE 4101 Black Mtn. News Cherry Street BEAUTY SHOPS— ALMA GREENE’S Beauty Studio Montreat ltd. At Pine St. Black Mountain Phone 2392 BEGLEY’S Beauty Shoppe Cherry Street, Black Mountain FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 3401 IDEAL Beauty Shop State St.— Black Mountain, N. C. Phone 2531 HENDERSON’S Beauty Shop Next To City Hall Black Mountain, N. C. FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 4661 Mrs. M. E. Henderson, Owner Miss Francis Pittman, Asst. WRECKER SERVICE Wrecker Service McMurray’s Chevrolet Company Black Mountain, N. C. Day Phone Night Phone 3141 5192 REAL ESTATE— Eckles-Realtor Box 794—Black Mountain Phone Off., 3621 Res., 4072 List Your Real Estate With Me. INSURANCES— E. E. White’s Insurance Agency 212 State St.—Phone 3191 Black Mountain, N. C. SHOES— MASON’S SHOES E. W. STEPHENS BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. Phone 3571 Box No. 666 CLEANERS BLUE RIDGE CLEANERS BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. Expert Work Moderate Prices " ,OF 4131 PICK UP & DELIVERY GENERAL REPAIRING Refrigeration Service Household & Commercial T. J. MARETT Black Mountain, N. C. Phone 3091 A. W. CAVIN FIX-IT-SHOP On Mt. Mitchell Motor Road BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. General Repairing of Washing Machines, Lawn Mowers, & Gardei i Tools LAWYERS- Wm. C. Honeycutt Black Mountain, N. C. Phone 31*1 FLORISTS— Hunter Florist Phone 2041 Black Mountain, N. C. Flowers For All Occasions Flowers By Wire Gregg the Florist Flowers for All Occasions WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Corner State and Daughertv Sts. BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. I’hone 5038 BUILDING MATERIALS Ready Mixed Concrete ★ ACCURATE ★ ECONOMICAL ★ SPEEDY REEI) & ABEE Biltmore, N. C. Phone 1248 ELECTRICIANS— George W. Stone Phone 2033 BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. WIRING INSTALLATIONS AND APPLIANCE REPAIR R. W. Cook BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. PHONE 3082 RADIO REPAIR RADIO & APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE ★ FAST • REASONABLE • GUARANTEED GOFF RADIO REPAIR Opposite Post Office Phone 4301 Black Mountain, N. C. HANDICRAFT SHOPS McCURRY’S i Trading Post HANDICRAFTS SOUVENIRS REFRESHMENTS GAS OIL Just East of Ridgecrest, N. C. On Highway 70 WHERE TO EAT— Ann’s Case CHERRY STREET Black Mountain, N. C. We specialize in home cooking and all good things to eat Phone 5871 GENERAL BOOKKEEPING 0. W. Tinney PUBLIC BOOKKEEPING and General Tax Service Next Door to Goff Radio Shop Black Mountain, N. C. BUILDING CONTRACTOR A. E. Wiles GENERAL CONSTRUCTION REPAIR REMODELING ROOFING BRICK CONCRETE ROCKWOOL PAINTING & DECORATING Black Mountain, N. C. Office 3rd Street Phone 5181 TAXIS— -5 and 7 Passenger Cars TELEPHONE 3801 VICTORY CABS Black Mountain, N. C. EXCAVATING • SHOVEL BULLDOZING WORK • DUMP TRUCKS Call 4926 T. K. BROWN BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. PLUMBERS— J. W. Russell Black Mountain, N. C. Phone 3934 News From WNC Sanatorium By Dorothy Probst Mr. and Mrs. Vance Macey of j the Eastern sanatorium were re i cent visitors here. Miss Elizabeth Maddox of I Black Mountain is now assisting | in the library. Mrs. H. E. Bittinger of Wash | ington. D. C., is visiting Dr. and J Mrs. S. M. Bittinger and Mrs. S. I E. Lee. Mrs. Thelma Crisp of Cheoah. j Miss Ocie Farmer of Fig, Mrs. ' Catherine Cleaton and Charles | Dooley of Asheville have joined the nursing staff here. Dr. J. W. Allen of Brevard has recently joined the medical staff jat th e sanatorium. Dr. Allen was I formerly engaged in private prac ] tice in Brevard. Miss Lillian Upton spent last j week-end at her home in Xebo. Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Colson and Miss Elizabeth Colson of Glen i wood, Ga., and Captain Dree Gregory of the Army X'urses corps of Fort Jackson, S C., visit ed Dr. Grady Colson last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lawrence and daughter Mrs. Leila A. Gid dens of Durham and Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCannon of Fort Worth. Texas, who have been attending the Baptist conference at Ridge crest. were guests of Miss Harriet Arrington recently. Mrs. C. A. Kittredge of Gads den, Alabama, has been visiting Mrs. Mary McDiarmid for several days. Mrs. Kittredge and Mrs. Mc- Diarmid left Monday for a trip through Maine and Canada. Miss Jeanette Austin of Bre vard visited friends here last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Keeter and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lowe of Belmont visited Claude Shields and Miss Becky Shields last Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stonestreet of Elkin visited Mrs. Josephine Baker last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Rass of Asheville and Paul Edwards and Jean McDaris of Mars Hill visit ed Mrs. W. F. Kuyker last Sun day. Mrs. Grace Snead of Richmond, Va., and Mrs. E. J. Brown of Greensboro wer e recent visitors of Misses Ellen and Dura Brown. Lecil Howell of Rutherfordton visited friends at the sanatorium last Thursday and Friday. On Sunday, June 22, Mrs. Frances King and Miss Sadye Whitley were hostesses at a buf fet supper. Mrs. Mary Bittinger of Washington, D. C., was guest of honor. Other guests were Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Thomas, Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Bittinger, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Holman, Mrs. S. E. Lee, Mrs. Irvin Page, Mrs. S. J. Stltty, and Mrs. Tressie Cooper. Miss Catherine Swaringen is spending several days visiting in Wadesboro. Miss Lois Lyon, who is a stu dent at Wooster College in Ohio, has joined the nursing staff at W. N. C. Sanatorium for the sum mer. Miss Florence Mathews spent last week-end visiting in Hickory and other points east. Misses Charley Neal and Lillian Upton spent last week-end at their, home in Nebo going especi ally to attend the funeral of Mrs. C W. Fortune of Morganton. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Knedlik and daughter of Los Angeles, Calif., visited Miss Sadye Whitley last Sunday. —Capt. John Wilkes Rankin, U. S. N., Mrs. Rankin and their daughter, arrived in Montreat from Washington state Sunday to Visit Capt. Rankin’s aunts, the Misses Anne and Marg-aret Rank in. SHOE REPAIRS! ★ We Specialize In Hand Made Sandals ★ Open Wednesdays WEST’S NAT L SHOE SHOP 7S College St. Asheville, N. C. ARTS CLUB The Photography Group of the Arts club w'ill meet on Monday, June 30, at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Mary E. Aleshire, Oak Knoll, Dr. John Warter, presiding. The general topic will be color photography and its merits. Pic tures to illustratj points made will be shown. * The Camera Club will welcome new members or guests interested in photography. MRS. MASHBURN AWAY Mrs. C. B. Mashburn left Mon day to take her daughter, Mrs. George Farr, to her home at Farmville. After a visit there for a few days, Mrs. Mashburn will go to Washington, D. C., to visit her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Shytle. Mrs. Shytle will accompany her on a trip to Williamsburg, Virginia, and to points of interest in Canada. ANDERSON SPENDING LEAVE WITH PARENTS Seaman 2-C George P. Ander son is spending a 14-dav leave with his parents in Black Moun tain. Seaman Anderson entered naval service from the Asheville navy recruiting office in the Federal building last March 12. He re ceived recruit training at San Diego, Calif. —Mrs. Gene Stewart has left for New Hampshire with her son Michael after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hof fman at their home “Last Resort.” —Michael Hoffman, financial correspondent in Europe for the New York Times, left Sunday to return to his post at Geneva fol lowing a visit with his parents at their home “Last Resort.” —Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Kuyken dall hav e moved into their new home which they completed re cently in Lakewood. —Mrs. Jack Reading of Arling ton, Virginia, has arrived to spend the summer in Black Mountain at the home of Mrs. C. E. Keith. Miss Katherine Hamlet of Blowing Rock spent a few days with Miss Eula Parsons last week. ' ' I NEW FOUR-POINT DRIVER COM- . t t m - If wtti tie exclusive CAB THAT BREATHES 1 and deeper—with more leg room. H 3. Wider, deeper, more comfortable —greatest Contribution to driver cnmfAri , _ . _ . Uictnrv! ■ seats—fully adjustable. 4. Larger r,ver comfort ana safety in truck history- ■ windshield and windows give 22% H flexi-mounted cab— rubber- truck at our showroom! See today’s newest trucks, with Sion and vibration. the cab that breathes”-that “inhales” fresh air and “exhales” used ■ Stronger, sturdier FRAMES. B longer wheelbases. clear and free from fogging. See this line of advance - ■ INCREASED LOAD SPACE In pick- . I up. and panels. —s, " *th new increased load space, longer-than-ever wheel * ■- VALVE-IN-HEAD TRUCK ENGINES T , B -world', most economical for .heir oases ana a host of other improvements destined to make Chevrolet ■ hydraulic truck brakes- even more highly preferred bv trnrk *r-«i, h«.in, l with exclusive design for greater - irUCK bUjerS. system optional »i wlf * brake-lining contact—assure quick, B safe stops. CHOOTE TRUCKS FOR TRANSPORTATION UNLIMITED ■ McMurray Chevrolet Co I Black Mountain, N. C D , ■ H Phone 3141 Heavy Peach Crop Expected RALEIGH. June 25 Prospects point to a North Carolina peach crop this year of 3.383.000 bushels —about seven per cent more than the 3. 160,000 bushels harvested in 1946. Frank Parker, head of the h ed eral-State Crop Reporting Service, says that the commercial peach crop in the Sandhills section of the State shows "good promise. The annual May "drop'’ is over and all varieties have virtually a full crop on the trees. Further thinning by hand has been neces sary on many of the Elbertas. "Growers hav e had good results in holding insects in check, and a large crop of clean fruit is anti cipated.” declared Parker. The Red Bird. Mayflower, and Early Rose varieties are now be ginning to move to market, and the Elbertas are expected to be ready between July 25 and 30. —Mrs. George Dougherty ac companied Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Schumaker and family to Savan nah. Georgia, the first of the week. —Mr. and Mrs. Everette Ball and son Bobby of Pensacola. Ha., were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. il liam Honeycutt last week. -IMP I TffTiTnr"-"”"” AUTO SERVICE • Greasing • Oil Change • Washing • Tire Check • Bumper to Bumper Service Moore Bros. Pure Oil Service Black Mountain, N. C. Phone 2401 WALTERS VISITING WITH HIS MOTHER Seaman 2-C Frank W. Walters is spending a 14-day leave with his mother in Black Mountain. He entered service last March 11 and received recruit training in San Diego, Calif. Seaman Walters enlisted in the naw through the Asheville navy recruiting office in the Federal building. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Parsons and children, Eula and Ralph, visited Mr. Parsons’ sister, Mrs. Walter Holman in Lenoir and his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. | A. W. Parsons in Todd last week. _ —— - ■ HAVE YOUR ... B FURNACE OR BOILER I CLEANED BY THE WORLD'S LARGEST VACUUM I CLEANER. B THOROUGHLY AIR WASHES HEAT I ING PLANT, SMOKEPIPE, CHIMNEY. B HEAT PIPES, ( OLD AIR PIPES, AND B REGISTERS. B WE ARE MAKING BUT ONE TRIP TO B BLACK MOUNTAIN SO PLACE YOUR fl ORDER NOW BY CALLING BLACK fl MOUNTAIN 4101 OR WRITE A CARD fl TO I I HOLLAND FURNACE CO. I 705 Biltmore Ave. Asheville, N. C. fl Red Cross Classes j In Progress 1 Seven Red Cross ~i. I I Water Safety’ and SwitnmL I J now in progress under . fl I ship of the local Red Cross * fl j ter. The following instruct , I in charge of classes: fl Miss Pauline Brandon. M I I Romayne Berryman, M iS; , j ‘ fl j line Smithson, and Miss SfoTJ | Pritchett are teaching at | treat. fl Miss Alice McMillian. M lSs I •J. Dowis, and Miss Dorothy t ■ Sumner have classes at R ; d crest. I • LET’S HAVE LIGHTS: ; 1
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