7, NO. 19.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1952, BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C.
SECTION II
IDGECREST
. . ramblings
jr«. Norma -Moore received
|P of the death of her sister,
Victor Boyden, in a Greens
v hospital Sunday after a long
■ess. She left Monday morning
[Raleigh to be with other mem
L of the family at funeral ser
fs which were held there
Lday. Burial was in Oakwood
hetery. Survivors are a daugh
r Mrs. Lillie Gordon, South
jcota, and six sisters, Mrs.
Irma Moore, Ridgecrest, Miss
»c Wynn, Raleigh, Mrs. Ethel
frv. Washington, Mrs. Vann
n'pbell, Mrytle Beach, S. C.,
B. Dave Hudson, Birmingham,
i„ Mrs. Kitty Marlow, Raleigh;
> brother, Robert Wynn, Wash
ton, and four grandchildren,
limmie Keels, Hartsville, S. C.,
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. El
F. Hardin for a short time
week.
feom to Mr. and Mrs. Doyle
t-ner at St. Joseph’s hospital,
heville, Sunday afternoon at 2:30
daughter, Theresa Gail.
)ccupying the Hentschel cottage
Black Mountain highway are
. and Mrs. H. M. Shuford and
[ighter, Hazel, who came to the
nmunity last Friday from Mar
Sobby Blair, U. S. N., Norfolk,
|nt the week end with his fam
returning Sunday evening to
ship for a Mediterenean cruise
[ several months.
Hollifield and his force of
^kmen have almost completed
removal of the Link cottage
Royal Gorge road to Yates
nue, where it overlooks Swaa
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nanoa Valley from its new site.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Teague re
turned Saturday from Ard, Neb.,
where they spent the holidays
with relatives and friends. They
came in just ahead of a cold wave
which swept across the middle
west bringing snow and ice to
that part of the country.
Guests of the Rev. and Mrs.
Elbert F. Hardin are their daugh
ter and her husband, Chaplain and
Mrs. L. Miller Jackson, Fort
Campbell, Ky. Chaplain Jackson
has been assigned to service in
Tokyo, Japan, to which point he
will sail on Feb. 12.
After a short visit with her
son. Chaplain L. M. Jackson, and
wife at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Elbert F. Hardin last wee,k Mrs.
L. M. Jackson returned to her
home in Sumter, S. C., Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Willis spent
the week end with their daughter
and her husband, Dr. and Mrs.
J._ T. M. Burnett, and children,
Dianne and Michael. They returned
home Sunday.
Mrs. Eddie Perkins left last
Thursday for her home in New
York City after spendiri-; some
time with Mr. and Mrs. N. L.
Perkins. Eddie Jr. remains with
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Betty Sue Trulock,
Charlotte, Entrained
To Paul B. Bell
The engagement is announced
of Miss Betty Sue Trulock of
Charlotte, to Paul Buckner Bell
of Charlotte.
Miss Trulock is the daughter
of Mrs. Paul Hines Trulock and
the .late Mr. Trulock of Climax,
Ga. She attended Climax High
school, where she was class pres
ident for four years and valedic
torian her senior year. She re
ceived her A.B. degree in English
from Queens college in Charlotte,
where she was a member of the
student legislature. Student Coun
cil, and was president of t''e
Student Christian association.
While at Queens she was elected
to Valkyrie, honorary leadership
organization, and to Who’s Who
Among Students in American
Colleges and Universities. She was
a member of Phi Mu social sorority
and Alpha Kappa Gamma, honor
ary leadership fraternity. Miss
Trulock is now employed as re
ceptionist for Es.so Standard Oil
company in Charlotte. She is a
member of the Charlotte Spinster’s
Club.
Mr. Bell is the son of Mrs.
George Fisher Bell and the late
Dr. Bell of Black Mountain. He
attended the city schools of Louis
ville, Ky., Montreat college, Rlack
Mountain High school and was
president of the student body of
Lee H. Edwards High school in
Asheville. He received his B.S.
degree from Wake Forest college
and graduated cum laude from
Wake Forest Law school. While
at Wake Forest he was a member
of the Student Council, student
legislature, publication board, and
served as business manager of the
student magazine for two years.
He was a member of Pi Kappa
Delta, forensic fraternity, Sigma
Phi Epsilon, social fraternity, and
Phi Alpha Delta, legal fraternity.
Mr. Bell is now engaged in the
practice of patent law in Char
lotte as a partner in the firm of
Eaton and Bell. He is a member
of the Charlotte Bachelor’s club
and the Sharon Hills Country club.
RETURN HOME
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Kennedy
and daughters have returtied to
their home in Clifton Forge, Va.,
after spending the week end with
Mrs. Kennedy’s mother, Mrs. 0.
E. Hudgins, and family and friends.
Cottage Prayer
Band Meets At
Edmonds Home
The Friday night prayer band
on High School road held a prayer
meeting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Edmonds and Dad Ed
monds. Those attending were: the
Rev. J. C. Franks and Wanda
Franks; the Rev. and Mrs. Charlie
Hollifield and Mrs. Tom Holli
fieid; the Rev. and Mrs. P. M.
Crisp; the Rev. and Mrs. Clarence
Davis and Mary Cynthia Davis;
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Ledbetter;
Mrs. O. Q. Sarrett and daughters;
Mrs. Norton and Louise Norton;
Mrs. Maynard and brother; the
Sexton children; Ellen and Billy
Bartlett; Mrs. Wayne Rayburn
and children; Mrs. Ola Creasman;
Arlene Swann; Morris White, and
several others.
Grady Ledbetter will conduct
the prayer service next Friday
night in the home of Mrs. Mc
Falls, off the Padgett Town road.
Everyone is invited to attend these
services. Services start at 7:00
p. m. Prayer meeting is held every
Wednesday night at East Free Will
Baptist church. Time, 7:30.
LIST YOUR TAXES
MD AVOID PENALTY
REAL ESTATE, PERSONAL PROPERTY, AUTOMOBILES and
POLL TAX
Most Be Listed During The MONTH OF JANUARY
DO NOT DELAY MAKING YOUR TAX RETURNS. LIST YOUR TAXES FOR
1952 AT THE DESIGNATED PLACES IN THE COUNTY. AFTER JANUARY
31st ALL BOOKS WILL BE RETURNED TO THE COUNTY COURT HOUSE,
ROOM 201 AND THE TIME FOR LISTING WILL NOT BE EXTENDED BE
YOND FEBRUARY 15th. LIST WITH YOUR TOWNSHIP AND AVOID THE
COURTHOUSE CROWD.
LISTING PLACES AND DATES IN COUNTY TOWNSHIPS
JANUARY 1952
Black Mountain
D. L. Nanney, List Taker
Black Mountain, N. C.
City Hall-Thru January 31
\ Broad River
Mrs. Clarence Morris, List Taker
Star Route, Black Mountain, N. C.
Broad River Market-15, 16
At Home all remaining days
Fairview
Hamilton Tweed, List Taker
Fairview, N. C.
Wood’s Store-11
Jenkin’s Store-12
0. D. Sheets’ Store-14, 15
Guy Merrill’s Store-16, 17, 18, 19
Trantham & Allison’s Store-21, 22, 23
Ledbetter & Wilson’s Store — 24, 25, 26, 28, 29
Dotson’s Store
30, 31
Montreat
D. L. Nanney, List Taker
City Hall, Black Mountain — Thru Jan. 31
Swannanoa
Miss Frank Davidson, List Taker
Swannanoa, N. C.
Reed’s Store, Riceville-11, 12
Harbin’s Store, Wilson Siding-14
Harrison’s Store, Bee Tree-15, 16
Porter’s Food Store — 17, 18, 19, 21, 22
Lewis’ Store, Azalea, N. C.-23
Legion Hall, Oteen, N. C. 24, 25, 26, 28, 29,
30, 31
Haw Creek
Mrs. W. H. Thorne, List Taker
Miller’s Store-- — 11 Thru 19
Harper’s Store-21 Thru 31