■ SECTION II
Black Mountain — Swannanoa — Ridgecrest — Montreat — Blue Ridge — Broad River — Oteen
rm.RSI)AY, APRIL 3, 1952, MACK MOUNTAIN. N. C.
SECTION II
NORTH
FORK
NEWS
OR
mountain views
By Oden Walker
jrhe Jasper Grants hare moved
L to North Fork.
Cohn Martin, Minnie, and this
Lrter visited the Joe Bruners
T East Marion last Saturday
tnin>?.
T,e Rev. and Mrs. Bill Queen
Hazelwood visited the Emory
ilands last Saturday.
'had Burnett Jr. and family of
import, Tenn., visited on North
■k last week.
jascom Burnett had supper
;h us last Tuesday evening,
'had Burnett is doing some re
on his house, and will soon
re into it. We are so glad
■have Thad as a close neighbor
bin.
Jinnie and Mrs. Chester Miller
(ted the Cordells last Thursday.
Hiss Kate Wicker is taking a
trip to Richmond, Va. She
ivisit a number of friends and
ktives, and plans to stay about
lee weeks.
Ilear Admiral G. C. Crawford,
wife and daughter, “Billie”,
lit several days at Forcliff,
■ summer place on North Fork,
niral Crawford was commander
he Norfolk naval base, but is
transferred to New London,
, where he will serve as
nander of the submarine has#
e.
Reparations are being made to
a bridge across the creek
Bub Burnett’s ford.
|rs. Blanche Henderson joined
the Mountain View church last
Sunday morning.
Visiting us last Sunday after
noon were: Mary and Clara Propst,
Mr. and Mrs. Pink Lewis and son,
Gerald, of Old Fort, Mrs. John
Bruner of Marion, Mr. and Mrs.
Bascom Burnett, the Misses Bessie
and Lclia Zernow, and Vaden Mar
rett and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Williams
and two chaps risited the Rer.
and Mrs. Chester Miller Sunday
afternoon.
t
RIDGECREST
. . . ramblings
She arrived March 24, her name
is Rebecca DeLide Jollay, her
weight is seven and one half
pounds and her home is in Sum
merville, S. C. Her parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jollay and her
grandparents are the Rev. and
Mrs. Charles Jollay who reside at
“Hide Away Cottage” here. Mrs.
Jollay is in Summerville for a
visit with Rebecca, her mother and
Ted.
Mrs. Thomas Raughton returned
last week from a visit of several
weeks with relatives in Alabama.
Mr. Raughton is a patient at Vet
erans hospital.
The Rev. J. N. Binford re
turned Tuesday from Louisville,
Ky., where he preached Sunday
morning at Immanuel Baptist
church in that city. Mr. Binford’s
first pastorate was at Immanuel
43 years ago. The occasion was the
dedication of improvements cost
ing $110,000.
The Rev. Charles Jollay
preached at the First Baptist
church, Black Mountain, Sunday
morning in the absence of the
pastor, who was in Louisville, Ky.
The hill on which stands the
house “Moorehaven” where live
sport-wise
or
otherwise
1
golfers
by
Incomparable fit and freedom for the active
golfer or lovely lounger. Action-back pleats and
extra long tails insure ease of motion. Convertible
collar. Ever lovely, ever washable combed cotton
broadcloth in white, pastels and darks. Also in plaids
and stripes. Sleeveless, tool Sizes 30 to 40.
Jhe bane bcx
1 0r Becoming Clothes You’ll Be Coming To The Band Box
Next To Post Office — Black Mountain
three people who are good neigh
bors to us all, has had a spring
dressing and trimming the like
of which we’ve not seen before.
The trees, shrubbery, and hillside
by the good work done there by
Dr. Moore, Mr. Wheeler, Mrs.
Norma Moore, Joe Moore and
Charles Belcher has transformed
the premises into a place of even
greater beauty to catch the eye
of the passerby. A good example
for others.
“Just fine,” said Sue Perry, a
student at West Hampton college,
Richmond, Va., when asked how
school is treating her this second
year of her college life. Sue is
home for spring holidays and a
brief respite from study hall and
class room. A leader in many stu
dent activities, she is engaged in
church and campus religious work,
being a member of Baptist Student
Union council at West Hampton.
She will return Sunday and be on
hand for classes Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. E. Y. Moore returned
Wednesday from a visit with Miss
Tillie Bultman, Florence, S. C.
While away they visited the
Azalea gardens at Charleston with
other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert M. Craig,
Lincolnton, were in their cottage
on Royal Gorge road last week.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. J. John
son, Washington, N. C., arrived
1 ■ .I — i —
last week and will be at their
cottage during the spring and
summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Hatcher
are at home after five months
spent at Monte Vista hotel, Black
Mountain, while their house was
being moved to a new site making
way for the new highway.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wooten spent
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