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Friday, March 2, a group of Boy Scouts from troop 47 hiked to Mt. Kitzuma at Ridgecrest. Craig Cooley, who led the hike, made this picture as the boys wound their way up the mountain. Boys who made the hike included John Buckner, Paul Wright, Don McDougle, Billy Wells, Joe Thompson, Stanley Garland, Sherman Hyder, and Billy Bradley. __ Drama Of "Noah" To Be Presented Saturday Night The drama of “Noah” by Andre Obey of the contemporary French theater will be performed at Black Mountain college Saturday night at 8:30. It is the story of a farm er chosen by God to preserve life when the whole earth is drowned in a vindictive deluge. Noah is attacked as a sorcerer by the soc iety of men, and his own family, incited by the restless egotism of his son Shem, mutinies against him. But the flood is outlasted, the word is kept, and men and beasts seek the land again, and again turn it into a jungle. Noah’s grieving heart asks for reassur ance, and God answers with the rainbow. This timeless myth of the vic tory of faith simply held is ex pressed by Obey partly in real istic dialogue and partly in stylized and rhythmic design. Wesley Huss, recently appointed from Hedge row Theater to the dramatics fac ulty of Black Mountain college, is directing the production and will act the title role. Beatrice Huss, also of Hedgerow, will play Mrs. Noah. The east of Noah’s child ren and their wives and the animal voyagers on the ark will be drawn from the student body and faculty of the college. David Sear, accomplished ban joist, will perform the music which has been specially conceived for this interpretation of the play. The sets have been designed to con vey the child-like and free im aginative style of the drama. They are meant to recapture the vivid ness and simplicity of picture books. Parts of the story are re presented through dance. Although played by John Giel gud and company in England in 1935 with Alec Guineas and Jess ica Tandy in the cast, “Noah" has been rarely performed in this country. The English version has been made by Arthur Wilmurt. The public is invited to attend the performance. There will be no admission charge. Contributions may be made to defray the cost of production. FLAMING ARROW PATROL The Flaming Arrow patrol of scout troop 47 hiked to High Top on Friday, March 2. Led by Eugene Knoefel the following boys par ticipated: Gerald Bartlett, Ray Thomas, Benny Hyder, Don Wright, and Jimmy Smith. • READ THE CLASSIFIEDS!!! Sheer, smooth-seamed fit, in measured length*.., for which Signature ie already preferred hy discerning women... plus the added glamor oi trend-setting clocks ... deliberately flattering .., definitely designed to click with every admiring glancpj 51 Gauge ... $1.50 Pr. T HIE BAND DC A For Becoming Clothes You’ll Be Coming To The Band Box” Next To Post Office — Black Mountain T ELLIS FYSAL IS SPEAKER AT CLUB MEETING The regular March meeting <>f the Woman’s Club of I'.laek Moun tain was held Wednesday after noon at half past three o clock in the home of Mrs. S. M. Bittinger. In the absence of the president, Mrs. A. S. Harrison, the first vice president, Mrs. S. S. Cooley pre sided. Two new members were nominated for membership and were unanimously elected: Mrs. W • I). Wright and Mrs. C. U- Thomas. A request was received from the elementary lunchroom manage ment, asking for assistance, and on recommendation of the board the treasurer was authorized to send $10.00 for this cause. Another recommendation of the board which met with favorable action was a pledge of $25.00 toward pur chase of a headquarters building in Raleigh. The president appointed a com mittee to plan and arrange for the annual spring luncheon: Mrs. H. A. Kerlee, Mrs. W. S. Styles, and Mrs. Mellinger Henry. Interesting committee reports were made, among them one on legislation by Mrs. Mellinger Henry and one on federation news by Miss Elizabeth Hoyt of the in ternational relations committee. The program for the meeting was in the hands of the public welfare and Red Cross committee, Mrs. Bessie Carr, chairman. Miss Caroline Hall, a member of the club's welfare and Red Cross com mittee, introduced Ellis Fysal of the area headquarters of Amer ican Red Cross, who spoke on current needs and activities of Red Cross as applied to national as well as local chapters. Circle Meets With Mrs. Troy Fortner Mrs. Troy Fortner was hostess | to Circle No. 2 of the Presbyterian church Tuesday afternoon, March 6, in the fellowship room at the church. Mrs. C. D. Thomas, circle chairman, presided over the bus iness meeting. Miss Lyde Wilson gave the devotional and program, the subject being “Paul’s Pray ers.” A social hour followed with refreshments served by the host ess. Those present were: Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. W. 1). Wright, Mrs. Fannie Allen, Mrs. W. A. Allison, Mrs. Charles Dougherty, Mrs. Fannie Fitzgerald, Mrs. Ben jamin Hardwick, Mrs. G. L. Kirk patrick, Mrs. Albert Kissling, Mrs. Ida Morrow, Miss Katherine Mourning, Mrs. John McMillan, Miss Bell O’Neal, Mrs. J. H. Rid dle, Mrs. J. M. Stout, Mrs. A. F. Tyson, Jr., Mrs. J. 0. Williams, Miss Ann Wilson, Mrs. Thomas, and Miss Wilson. Two visitors from the other circles were present. They were Mrs. A. E. Knoefel, Sr., and Mrs. Cordie Burnett. Baptist Church Notes — First Baptist Church J. N. Bfnford, interim pastor Morning Worship—11 o’clock Sermon—“Condemned For Some thing You Did Not Do” Evening worship—7:30 Sermon—“A Clean Heart and Right Spirit” The message of the Church is basis of civilization. The inspir ation, incentive and only philoso phy of life that makes possible the brotherhood of man. It holds up the only clear light that en ables us to see beyond the grave. IN CONOVER SUNDAY Raymond Brackett and Charles Arnett visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brackett in Conover last Sunday. NOTICE OF SALE FOR MECHANIC’S LIEN STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF BUNCOMBE MONROE HOWIE, owner am to all other persons claiming at interest in the hereinafter deserib ed truck. Notice is hereby given that pur suant to Statute, G. S. 44-2 o' the laws of the State of Nortl Carolina, that a certain Fore Truck to wit: 1937 Ford Truck Motor No. 837286, and bearing license number for the State o' North Carolina for year 1950 o! 83 (-286, will be sold at publii auction for cash in the garagt of the undersigned at Swannanoa North Carolina at 12:00 Noon or Wednesday April 11, 1951 to set tie a certain mechanic’s lien or said truck in favor of the under signed W ayne Rayburn, trading and doing business as R & R Gar age amount of $65.72 which i> toL a“or a'id materials. I his the 8 day of March, 1951 R & R GARAGE m v lrBl WAYNE RAYBURN March 15, 22. SCOTT DILLINGHAM; WANTS TO BUY received long distance over seas radio-phone call from !r. ite avier Mojarrieta w ho is m charge of our Havana. < e ;' vd 1’aseo 304 Vedado. Havana, tuba; ah;W, .. quarter located, i «nnrAV«l fho ?S0c. and cor, pave Cuban Government has definitely approved the immediate ,-xp of another hundred million dollars to [additional new r,,,, t on and that the Cuban treasury has the cash now available •' improvements and that a group of our associates has the « substantial portion of this work and instructs me to bu here another hundred thousand dollars worth of construction tractors heavy equipment, especially bull dozers, shovels breakers and dump trucks. If tou have any of this type of used equipment or know of anv "le get in touch with me at once, regardless of the ago, model ■ « make or condition of the equipment, 1 will make you a cash 0f£ on it. Also need 3 more small portable saw- mills. 6 more chain sa\ inR wenches, 5 portable rock crushers. Another hundred passenger buses any sire, style, mode! or make r, gardless of condition: 50 long wheel-base trucks; 12 more airpU. any are. model or make: and thousand more running-junk, biles; paying top cash prices. 10,00 more used or recapped tires and tubes, all sires; 3000 w batteries. Always in the market for new or used stocks of merchandir* a,, tressed or bankrupt or odd-lot quantities regardless of sire. \t,T or product 1 will make you a cash offer. - ■ tt. utoao. r* Scott jbiUuujttam scon DILLINGHAM OWNS AND OFFERS FOR SALE, RENT OR TRADE 4 Complete Claycrete brick-tile-bloek plants in good operating ■'L iiition all now located here locally, will sell for less than ha.? ' I price, will trade or rent or consider partner capabe of operating t.n| plants. 1 will finance the operations and sell the products, these p.ar-’ will manufacture more than 100,000 units daily. ^kir*e housetrailers, both new and used, immediately aT3‘l'| able, will sell, trade or rent, finance the sale* personally and ac«P|| low down payments and make the monthly payments less than reoul va ue, most all sizes, styles, models and makes available no". I Selection of more than 100 useable automobiles now on hand ready:’ dei1Jer>'1 sma11 down payments, Ions, low easy P ; 1 s ess t^lan r,,ntal value. Will finance all sales personally cat.. rsni-li0 P?per' no lnterest. carrying charges, insurance, fee or J* of any nature, just come in walking, go out riding. ■ si»» K*ate *n ad i1'" branches, complete subdivisions, town site', home I wherebH.8^.ifand rVsidt‘iltial lota, scattered and located most ej«y tain Su enn han i* thousand properties to select from in Black 'I title's , J l ,a ' alley Asheville, and Buncombe C ounty, all Dersonnllv 1 taxes paid. 1 do not offer any property that 1 do I no fees com* ' ’e “J®* 1 offer il to >ou’ “nl> "“*ner-ofienne^j o tees, commissions or brokerage to pay, I finance all my own sal*I ^ ratals, both business and residential ri v pavement' an f t available, located inside and outside the city, on , children anv „ , .US,l lnes’ al* reasonably priced and no object: . H than '>00* tenant’ ^'i more bids the low the rent. I now have S a,ld room for another hundred. 113 complete |’,tablfs mo*t all sixes for most any use or Purp“ji sell trade nr r t sPr»ng:s and newly renovated mattre>>^ fm newlumlLr "L1 ? an> Part- terms if desired; also 50.M»\ mediate deliver/ ,and framin>t and 81.000 feet marble ready for'*! delivery, building rock of all kinds, tile roofing. JtOTT DILLINGHAM , p Estate, Building Materials, Transportation L?rntwCt?rS4 E(tuiPmont, Owen Airport, Sky HH Post Off- A?evi,le- State Street at Anlbo>' SiJ and 3S5(l'r "°X 7217 Ashe,'ille' Telephone !»-\
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