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8 { —Black Mountain (NC) NEWS Thursday, April 22, 1948 SECTION I Reflections (Continued From Page 1) spoiled the occasion by not show ing up at all. Tuesday the mailman dropped off a letter from Elizabeth Parker who said in part: “Please notify me at your earliest convenience whether or not Lula Lindsey has entered suit. If she hasn’t, 111 do it myself. Yours for a hot law suit,” Elizabeth Parker. There is just one catch to the whole thing. We remember dis tinctly putting on our clean shirt, standing on the platform, and re ceiving our diploma at Biltmore along with Lou and Elizabeth. So if no one else sues us, we'll do it ourself. Anyway, who would have thought that there was so much difference between one date and another. When Jon Danenhower and Bob Rondel went to Bat Cave last week on a fishing trip, they had visions of the tasty meal which they would enjoy at noon. But when lunch time came— there was no meal. After all the time which Mrs. Harrie Danenhower spent in preparing the lunches, the boys and their chaperon. M. E. Rondel, walked off and left the packages sitting on the bedroom flpor. Cold trout make a poor meal, they decided. While Sam Weatherly was driv ing along highway 70 the other night he ran over and killed a large muskrat. The skin is being prepared to make a pair of baby shoes. Dr. Brake, the old sportsman, who had away of drumming up .more cage games for the Legion team than all the other boys together, is at it again but this time it’s business not ball games. His new baby, only 2 , /j months old, has a tooth. Rumors say that Dr. intends to ask Roy Taylor to introduce a bill requir ing that all children more than two months old have a set of teeth, either real or false. Jack Milbee, Black Mountain boy, who is strutting his stuff with the Hendersonville entry in the Western North Carolina Class D league, did well against his old teammates from Hiltmore college recently until Paul Harris, Ridge crest man-about-town, came to bat. Harris, who is being counted on to fill an outfield post on the Black Mountain Merchants’ nine once school closes, picked out one of Jacks’ slants and blasted it out of the lot for a homer - Jack was scheduled for only three innings but stayed in for six. James Barnwell, serving his first year as head coach at Oak ley high school, saw his cagers yis ... tue, have • Sunbeam Mixmasters • Irons • Popup Automatic Toasters • Grills • Waffle Irons • Westinghouse Light Bulbs • Emerson Radios • Fishing Supplies Radio and Appliance Repairs WHAT-NOT-STORE Just East of Theater BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. Five Montreat Girls Honored Five girls from Montreat high school have been selected to ap pear in the 1947-48 edition of “Who’s Who Among Students in America in American High Schools.” They are Norma Jean Hill, Helen Brewer, Mary Virginia Brooks, Jane La Rose, and Tish Clark. The qualification for this honor is demonstration of superior or above average in one or more of the following fields of endeavor: scholarship, athletics, publica tions, (school newspapers, annu als, etc.), speech or the dramatic arts (debates, school play's, etc.), music or creative writing, leader ship and service in school, church, or community activities, member ship and offices held in school, school clubs, church and comraun -ty organizations, useful ami suc cessful hobbies. win 13 and lose two for the sea son. When the call is issued next season gone will be Todd, all-county forward. Calloway, Dillingham, and Ownby. He ex pects his girls to be better in ’49 than they were this past season. Right now Barnwell and his Oakley boys are engaged in base ball hut later in the season the Black Mountain graduate hopes to have a field and track day for county schools. Jaycees Will (Continued from Page 1) league this summer, with Eugene Byrd as president. The next major project will be the installation of bleachers at the athletic field. A nominating committee, head ed by A1 Garland', is busy studying the roster and will make recom mendation for officers at the next regular meeting. Walter H. Styles has served as president for the past year. fMtfRUITWVEGETABIK NO. 1 COBBLER POTATOESIII0 1 l!S 53 c BANANAS LB - 15 e YOU’LL LIKE THESE APPLES 15 '^6RMERBESir NORTON’S NOODLE CHICKEN LB. JAR GICLET DINNER 2 FOR 25’ WALDORF , TISSUE ROLL IO' LAKE CITY NO. 2% CAN SWEET POTATOES 18' PETER PAN WHOLE KERNEL NO. 2 CAN GOLDEN CORN 20' STOKELY S SWEET ORANGE LB. JAR MARMALADE 21 c ""whTs lt^ Tr FLAVOR . FRESHNESS favorite grocer \ Tim* Hall Furniture And Home NOT For Sale Clyde Hall, Key City Laundry employee, wishes it clearly under stood that he has no furniture to sell, is not interested in selling his house, and is not leaving Black Mountain. And Mr. Hall is em phatic. It all came about when Mrs. Paul Moore, who has her furniture stored at the Hall home on Mon treat road, ran a classified ad in the NEWS and gave the Hall resi dence as her address. Then the trouble started. Besides being bombarded with questions regard ing the furniture, some folks went further and began casting wistful glances toward the Hall abode. But when employer Wade Row land heard that Clyde was "selling out” that was too much. “For Goodness sake! tell them that I have nothing to sell," Mr. Hall pleaded. “I AM NOT selling my furniture, AM NOT interested in selling my house, and AM NOT leaving Black Mountain. And there you have it. If you value your life, don't proposition Mr. Hall to buy his house or furn iture because he IS NOT in terested in selling. TABERNACLE CH t RCH WILL HAVE BOX SUPPER An old fashioned box supper, sponsored by Tabernacle Metho dist church will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byrd on Montreat and Ninth street on Friday, April 23, at 7:30. The pub lic is invited. A prize will be given for the most attractive box. PATTON VISITORS Dr. and Mrs. Lyle Williams of New York City were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Patton the past week. They were en route home from Panama, where Dr. Williams was a captain in the Medical Corps of the U. S. Army. MURRAYS HERE Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Murray and Ronnie of Winston-Salem spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wade. HERE FROM WEST VIRGINIA Mrs.K rna Burns and Mrs. Hazel Lucas from Big Chimney, W. Va„ are visiting Mrs. Fred Lucas and Roger, who is ill. BLACK MOUNTAIN INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE and BONDS Representing Leading Stock Companies Greene Building BLACK MOUNTAIN. N. C. - I li.n LI J-»|— —• ‘ * 1 Jsee Our Display COOKING UTENSILS MAIL BOXES PRESSURE COOKERS DISHES LAMPS LANTERNS WATER HOSE OIL STOVE OVENS m __ mmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ; Black Mountain Hardware Co. PHONE 3481 so X&dtyjietk SMOKED SAUSAGE LB - 46' LIVER MUSH LB 35' PORK CHOPS 1B 69' KTry It 4 1-2 Lb. Can of And DIXIE DEW ' ,,u " SYRUP Always .. And Package ot lse • PANCAKE MIX To the person whose name Mrs. Thad McDonald appears in this ad. M. L. RAMSEY* HERE M. L. Ramsey of Gastoni, » a week end visitor of hi- * 4 brother-in-law, Mr, and ner Atkins of Black Motur-
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