NEWS FROM BROAD RIVER CHURCH I It was announced last Sunday that the regular Sunday afternoon singings would begin again, now that the church has new song books and most of the people around Broad River like to be able to get together and sing. The writer is delighted with the fine turnout during the past few Sun days. We think people are becom ing more and more concerned about the work. The new pews are coming along fine. We ikiave almost one side of the auditorium seated now. There is an all-day working set for Saturday, August 4, at the church for the purpose of clear ing out some underbrush and building new picnic tables now that the “old fashioned homecom ing and decoration day” is com ing up soon. August 12 to be exact. A big day is expected. The Rev. W. C. Huntley of Balfour, N. C., will be the speaker in the afternoon. Some special singers will be there too. We are still in need of means to continue our work on the church house and pews, and we believe there are people in the Broad River section who want to work and give, so let’s be pre pared to make a nice contribution on the “Big Day,” August 12. Everyone is invited to bring a well-filled basket and come. All special singers are invited. This invitation goes for our editor, Mr. Greenwood, too. Bring your cam era and come enjoy the goodness of the Master with us. Rev. J. I. Dotson HOLY CROSS PRESIDENT Mrs. John E. Leeman has as guests her niece, Miss Laura Hill man of Boston, Mass., and Profes sor and Mrs. George Charest of Worchester, Mass. Professor Cha rest is president of Holy Cross college in Worchester. “UNTO THESE HILLS” Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clevenger and Mrs. Myrtle Atkins attended “Unto These Hills” last Friday night at Cherokee. Catawba View Church Raises $100 At Rally The morning worship service at the Catawba View Baptist church on July 29 was held as a $100 rally with the pastor in charge. The Rev. Mark Hooper, pastor, took his text from the Book of Nehemiah, 4th chapter, 6 verse. His subject was “For the People Had a Mind to Work.” The ser mon was very interesting. Those who contributed during the $100 rally and the amounts: R. W. Twetty $3.00, Rev. Mark Hopper $4.00, Paul Twetty $4.00, James Logan $3.00, Church Club $10.00, Robert Twetty $4.00, Al bert Sykes $3.00, Mrs. Hattie Matthew $3.00, Mrs. Viola Matt hew $15.00, Ramon Keaton $3.00, Jones Burgan $18.50 turned in, Jones Burgan $4.00, A If Boyce $2.00, James Logan $3.10 turned in, Ezekeel Burnett $1.00, R. W. Keaton $1.00, Thad Bryson $1.50, Walter Davidson $1.00, Mrs. Jan nie Davidson $1.00, Rev. William Matthew $1.00, Wash Logan $1.00, Mrs. Amogen Mashburn $1.00, Mrs. Daisy Keaton $1.00, James Whiteside $1.00, Mrs. Elizabeth Logan $1.00, Mrs. Leona Waddell $1.00, Frank Burnett $1.00, John Boyce $3.00, and Rev. Alex Matt hew $3.00 Total - $100.25. BROOKSIDE Mr. and Mrs. Pinkney Rendle man of Louisville, N. C., spent the week end with his sister, Mrs. Fannie McClain. Mrs. McClain wishes to thank everyone for be ing so nice to her during her ill ness. Her condition is fair. Pfe. James E. Pitiller is now in Korea. He has been there for about three months. He is located in the Kaesong area. Pfc. Charlie Stepp spent the week end with his wife and rela tives. He is stationed at Fort Benning, Ga. Mrs. Ella Thompson and Mrs. Alvaretta Daniel gave Mrs. Min nie Bums of Swannanoa a shower Friday, July 20, at the Mimosa Club in Brookside. Two courses were served. The place was deco rated with mixed flowers. QUALITY BAKERY PRODUCTS — Fresh Daily! The Best Brown & Serve Rolls . 20c Brown, Crisp & Luscious Apple Pies.Each 45c OLD FASHIONED BUTTER CRUMB CAKE 20( MELTAWAYS 30t OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00 O’CLOCK Except Saturday HURR Y-The World’s Biggest Bargains ■ HURR Y TOPPER NAPKINS . . d, 15c JFG COFFEE LARGE TIDE 32c WATER GROUND MEAL 10 30c ARGO SLICED PEACHES - « - 33c SOUTHERN GEM — NO. 2% CAN GREEN BEANS 20c • • • • Lb. STOKELY’S — NO. 2 CAN 83c GREEN BEANS 22c CAMAY SOAP 2>.„l9c SMI LAX ORANGE JUICE WHITE HOUSE VINEGAR __ no. 2 can gal. 12c 72C * Fruit Jars * Canning Supplies * Freezer Containers FREE $5.00 Worth oi GROCERIES Each Week COLORED NUCOA In % lb. Sticks lb. PINT 46c • FINEST LINE GRADE “A” MEATS • Sliced & Wrapped Breakfast Bacon . Lb. 49c Club Steaks . . . Lb. 79c • GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE • COBBLERS.10 » 39c FIRM, RIPE, HOME GROWN tomatoes.2m ICE COLD WATERMELONS. 35( NEW IRISH iV\ On Montreal Road-Black Mountain's Home-Owned Freezer Lockers & Super Food Market 41c! We Phone 1113

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