rtant Father
grains Feature
Conrad Shower
Ith(, invitation of Mrs. J. N.
Lth and Mrs. L. E. Brown, a
of friends gathered on
evening at the Brown
UP honor Mrs. C. W. Konrad
'a shower of baby gifts.
Lropriate games, including
ILms of advice to the ex
father, were enjoyed, at
»rd of which the hostesses
d in a cart cleverly dis
. a« a pink and blue bass
loaded with beautiful gifts.
ij0Us salad, ribbon sandwiches,
L punch and mints and nuts
['served later in the evening,
se present were Mrs. Charles
Mrs. Walter Burgess, MrB.
,m‘ Ellington, Mrs. Dora
ton Mrs. Marcelle Quillan,
C C. Uzzell, Mrs. W. L.
Lion, Mrs. H. M. Wood, Mrs.
fen Sabiston, Mrs. E I. Rode
Mrs. Oscar Tinney, Mrs.
Eia Brown, and Miss Helen
o%v. Unable to attend but
lifts were Mrs. Ernest
:er, Mrs. James I. Cornwell,
imr
Catherine Smith, Mrs. Carl
and Mrs. Elisabeth Din
re Swannanoa News
From Page 3, this Sec.
[g Holds Meeting
L Woman’s Society of Christ
[Service of the Swannanoa
iodist church met Tuesday
It, July 10, in the church with
* ’ Sewell Jarrett and Mrs.
bid Warlick as hostesses. Mrs.
it Gibson had charge of the
ihip service. “Come Unto Me.”
[program, "Our Healing Miss
in the Philippines,” was in the
I of a play and was under
[capable leadership of Mrs.
lie Wilkins. Others taking part
Mrs. Augusta Griffin, Mrs.
Powlas, Mrs. Mildred Blair,
Laura Shuford, Miss Betty
on, and Mrs. C. C. Allen. Ann
irn, Shirley McClure, Mary
Sims, and Jackie Netherton
[the intermediate department
j took part. After the business
Ion with the president, Mrs.
J. Farr presiding, the hostesses
ed delicious refreshments con
ng of sandwiches, potato chips,
jles, cookies, and punch, to five
ors and the following mem
k: Mrs. C. C. Allen, Mrs. Mild
[Blair, Mrs. C. D. Brown, Mrs.
i. Farr, Mrs. Whitt Gibson,
Lynn Gill, Mrs. Augusta
fin, Mrs. W. G. Harrison, Mrs.
jtst Holbert, Mrs. Sewell Jar
Miss Geraldine Jenkins, Mrs.
Jenkins, Mrs. Lillian King,
Claude McClure, Mrs. J. E.
jimons, Miss Ernestine Plem
Mrs. Inez Powlas, Mrs.
ped Scott, Miss Laura Shuford,
l Betty Tipton, Mrs. Arnold
pick, Mrs. Nellie Wilkins, and
Margaret B. Martin.
• and Mrs. Debb Stockton
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Enloe
last week at Myrtle Beach,
and Mrs. O. W. Henry of
Grovemont had as their guest
over the week end Mrs. Henry’s
okhT’ Mrs' w M' Hal1 of Tul*a
,nJhet Swannanoa Chapter No.
“Sheville Chapter No. 191
and Electa Chapter No. 228 of the
Order of the Eastern Star are
having a joint meeting at the
Asheville hall Thursday night,
,for the official visit of
„.e 'u0rt]ly Grand Matron and the
Worthy Grand Patron.
Mr. and Mrs. Gillard McClure
and Frank Huggins motored to
Shelby July 3 after Mr. Huggin’s
mother, Mrs. L. A. Huggins, who
is spending a few weeks visiting
her son.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Barnwell and
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lee spent
Saturday and Sunday at Lake
James.
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Gosnell
Gafney, S. C., spent the week
end with Mr. Hnd Mrs. Georire
Gosnell and Mrs. Bill Rhymer.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Corne July 9, at Victoria
hospital in Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alexander
are spending two weeks in Florida
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cannon of
Grovemont spent part of their
vacation visiting Mrs. Cannon’s
niece and her husband, Sgt. and
Mrs. Robert Leonard in Green
castle, Ind. While there they visit
ed friends in Indianapolis, Edin
burg, and Washington, Ind. On
tneir trip north they visited
friends in Nicholsville, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cannon had
as their guest over the week end
Mr. Cannon’s niece and nephew,
Marilyn and Vernon McGimsey of
Lenoir. They have been spending
a week at Lake Junaluska. On
Sunday a family picnic was held
at Bent Creek. Those enjoying the
picnic were Mr. and Mrs. George
McGimsey and son, Arthur Ray
of Lenoir, Mrs. Charles Cannon
of Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Cannon and daughters, Merttie
and Zarah, and Mrs. M. H. Wilson,
Mrs. Cannon’s aunt of Swannanoa.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Porter and
sons, David and Charles, and Mrs.
Robert Davidson and daughter,
Anne, are leaving Saturday for
a week’s stay at the Villa Am
brose in Myrtle Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McMurray
Sr., and daughter, Betty Jane, and
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McMurray Jr.,
and children, Beth and Billy, left
Monday for a week’s stay at Paw
ley’s Island. While there they will
be joined by other members of
the family.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Wilkie of
Buck Eye road spent a week at
Fontana Dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Hunt of
Buck Eye road visited Mrs. Hunt’s
relatives in Rutherfordton.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Smith and children and Mrs. L.
I. Enloe left Monday to spend two
weeks visiting friends and rela
tives in Kentucky.
Beacon Tops Berkley, 3-1
Pepper Martin’s Beacon Blank
eteers dropped league leading
Berkley 3-1 in the feature game
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IEW SHIPMENT
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J. L. (TED) HOLMAN
State Street Phone 3481
of the Industrial league Saturdav
HmfteH4 te'ey' Bob HouKhton
limited the Btalfour team to seven
h ts while his mates together six
hits and six Berkley errors for
the win margin. Mark Ferguson
led the winners at the plate by
collecting a double and two sine
lll \n f°ur trips Odell Grifffn
rajted Houghton for two singles
in three tries to lead the losers.
One of the runs scored by Beacon
in the first frame and the single
ton score in the fifth were the
result of bad fielding on the part
of Berkley fielders.
Beacon ..200 010 000 3 6 1
Berkley ..000 001 000 1 7 6
Batteries: Houghton and Buckner;
Hoots and Sluder. Doubles: M.
Ferguson, Drake. Umpires: Wil
son and Hardin.
FROM CONCORD
Misses Addie and Caroline
White of Concord have arrived
to spend some time with their
sister, Mrs. Clifford Porter.
Look Who’s Here!
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Crowell of
Swannanoa announce the birth of
a daughter July 13 at the Victoria
hospital.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Watkins of Swannanoa a son,
July 17, at St. Joseph’s hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Nichols of
Swannanoa have a son bom July
17 at St. Joseph’s hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy E. Monteith
have a son born July 16 at St.
Joseph’s hospital.
ARRIVE FOR VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Manley Roose and
children, Sarah, Tony, and Ted
dy, of Birmingham, Ala., arrived
Monday for a two weeks' vacation
with Mrs. Roose’s mother, Mrs. E.
J. Anthony.
GONE TILL FALL
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hand left
last week to spend until Sept. 1
on the coast of New Jersey.
BROOKSIDE
The dance held at Roseland
Gardens Saturday night, July 14,
was very successful. Playing for
the merry makers were Emory
Morehead and his Down Beats.
Emory and his classmates are
members of the Stevens Lee band.
They will be on hand Saturday
night, July 21, for a return en
gagement.
The Old Fort Sunday school has
made reservations for a picnic
Sunday, July 22. The picnic
grounds are free for such occas
ions. This is Roseland Gardens'
policy to aid in church activities.
WEEK IN MIAMI ,
Miss Fannie HiHiard returned
last week from a week’s visit with
her sister, Miss Elsie Hilliard, in
Miami, Fla.
Beat Summer Hear with
•S&we
mb at!
. RECIPE OF THE WEEK
\ Zfy TKoy jCet 7«#&t
Fried Corn
Broadcast! July 7, 1951
Potted Meat 19c
2 tfbUipOBU
ihortcniac
Vi cup final, cut
o n ion
'/i cup faulr cut
No. 2 can whole
“*aal«
Vienna
Heat shortening in skillet. Add onion, ,
green pepper, drained com, talc and c
pepper. Cook alowly until com it .
light brown. Stir in milk. Cook and
Kir over very low heat until sauce m
juK (lightly thickened. Serve hot.
Makes 4 servings.
You Will Ncedt
Pet Milk, Shortenings
Green Pepper, Whole Ker
nel Corn.
Sausage
can
21(
Chicken of The Sea
/ Tuna Fish.- 39c
COLORED
NUCOA
In •/« lb.
Sticks
frfreamo
Lb. — 37c
w
v\r^
CHOICE
^ MEATS
DRESSED AND DRAWN
FRYERS
lb.
55c
PORK
SHOULDER ROAST „ 55c
BOLOGNA lb. 55c
Ground
MEAT. lb. 69c
Round
STEAK.
Center Cut
Pork Chops. .
lb. 1.05
lb. 69c
• FRUITS & VEGETABLES •
TOMATOES
CUCUMBERS
2
2
lbs.
lbs.
29c
15c
Cabbage... 3 lbs. 11c Green Beans. . 2 lbs. 25c
• TOP QUALITY
Crushed No. 2 can
PINEAPPLE. 27c
Fruit No. 2V2 can
COCKTAIL. 39c
Strawberry 12-oz. glass
PRESERVES 29c
Orange 46-oz. can
JUICE. 26c
Van Camp’s Pork &
BEANS, no. 2 can 15c
Duff’s Hot Roll
MIX. box 23c
GROCERIES •
Bakerite.. 3 lb. can 99c
American Ace
COFFEE.lb. 79c
8 lb. bucket
PURE LARD.1.75
Large Box Surf or
FAB.32c
BLEACH. . qt. btl. 13c
Octagon Toilet
SOAP. 3 bars 25c
Dial
SOAP.2 bars 27c
DIAL. 4696
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