WANT ADS
Valley Realty 8c
Insurance Co.
pucnc 7111
“We Sell The Earth And Insure
Everything On It”
Lovely Three Bedroom Bungalow
In exclusive section, construction of pray granite stone,
beautifully landscaped and located on paved street, hour
large lots' affording fruit trees, spring water and ideal
garden. Gorgeous view. Reasonably priced. Can finance.
Inquire at office.
Most Attractive Five Room Cottage
Consisting of 2 bedrooms, bunk room, living-dining com
bination, built-in kitchen. Attached garage and work
shop. Located on 2 lovely lots adjoining golf course.
Priced at $8750. Financed by owner.
New 4 Rooms and Bath
Just completed, excellent floor plan, finished in black
walnut and white pine, hardwood floors, carport. Just
$5,000.
Almost New 4 Rooms and Bath
Fully insulated, hardwood floors, fully automatic oil heat
ing system, electric water heater, wired for range, lo
cated on large lot and has a wonderful view. Carport.
$7,000.
RENTALS: -
SEVERAL SUMMER CABINS AND COTTAGES. Res
ervations necessary.
SEVERAL APARTMENTS from $25 to $35 per month.
INSURANCE:
Underwriters for every type Coverage of
Homes - Automobile - Business
REPRESENTING LEADING STOCK COMPANIES
F. E. STEPP
Phone 5642
AGENTS
M. F. BEGLEY
Phone 3434
]2—Black Mountain (NC) News
Thursday, May 8, 1952
SECTION I
• For Rent
FOR RENT: 5-Room furnished
cottage, bath, elec, kitchen, and
garden. 319 State st., phone 7369,
Mrs. Shuman. (m-8-c)
FOR RENT: 4-Room Garage apart
ment, a separate unit and not con
nected with any other apartments.
Shower bath, elec, hot water,
plenty of it. Oil heat from furnace
below. Medium size yard. Will
share garden. So close in town you
don’t need to hire a taxi or phone
for groceries or drugs. Just hol
low them down and tell ’em to
throw ’em up. A couple of grown
ups preferred. But would take a
baby. Dial 5951, W. Bingham
Gragg, 100 Church street, (m-l-c)
FOR RENT: Oakley duplex, 2
apartments, 4 rooms and 5 rooms.
Completely remodeled with new
modern bathrooms, elec, kitchens,
close in. Phone 7291. (m-l-tfc)
FOR RENT: 3-Room house. Also
4-room house. North Fork section.
Ray Harrison, phone 5681. m-l-tfc
FOR RENT: 4 Room house with
bath, newly redecorated, wired for
range. Swannanoa Village, $30 per
month. Phone 5981 day, 4852 night.
Albert Dalton. (m-l-c)
FOR RENT: First floor modern
apartment, oil heat, shower and
tub in bath, spacious grounds,
Garage, garden spot if desired.
Small child welcome. Also rooms
with private bath. Breakfast furn
ished. Phone 3175. (a-10-tfc)
FOR RENT: 6 Acres good pas
ture, $60.00 for season. Claude
Betts, 5471. (a-10-tfc)
FOR RENT: Unfurnished apart
ment, 4 rooms and bath, electric
hot water heater, private porch
and entrance. Excellent condition.
Call 6292. (f-7-tfc)
FOR RENT: Furnished efficiency
apartments, cottages. Modem with
electric kitchen, electric hot water,
couples preferred. Phone 5471.
Claude Betts. (o-4-tfc)
• WANT ADS Sell —Phone 4101
FOR RENT: Apartment, 3 roams
and bath. Mrs. R. E. Mumpower,
phone 3872. (f-28-tfc)
FOR RENT: Apartment, furnished.
Phone 5762. (d-20-tfc)
• For Sale
FOR SALE: A COZY COTTAGE
just off Montreat rd. a short dis
tance from town, quiet surround
ings, nice roomy cottage, 2 bed
rooms, bath, combination kitchen
and dinette, breakfast bar, nice
size living room, all pine paneling
and varnished, elec, water heater
and circulating heater included.
Ix>t is 75 ft. front on private
road. JMce is $5,100.00. Call Mr.
Gaskins evenings 5154. (m-15-c)
FOR SALE: Leonard refrigerator,
1 year old, and 4-year-old Ken
more washing machine. Can be
seen after Friday. Leaving town,
will sacrifice. Phone 6301. (m-8-c)
FOR SALE: 12-Ft. glass meat
counter, 6 ft. G.E. refrigerator at
!4 cost. Also vacant cottage avail
able. Stepps Market or see R. G.
Summey. (m-15-c)
FOR SALE: Second-hand house
hold furniture. Contact Mrs. George
Adams at John McGraw home.
Phone 3811. (m-8-c)
FOR SALE: Mattress for junior
bed, innersprings, $24.50 value.
Brand new, never been used, $15.
Call 7167. (m-8-c)
FOR SALE: Practically new Tux
edo. Size 37 long. Call 2202.
(m-8-c)
FOR SALE:
GLADIOLI BULBS
Ready now, mixed colors. $3 per
hundred, $20 per thousand. Gregg
the Florist. Corner State and
Dougherty streets. Phone 5038.
(m-l-tfc)
FOR SALE: 5-Room house, water
and lights. Wired for elec, range.
Good terms. Near Tabernacle
church, Cragmont road. Contact
Miss Florence Brown next door.
(m-l-tfc)
FOR SALE: Oscar Schmidt auto
harp, brand new, $32 value priced
for quick sale, $20. Inquire Wash
Spot or phone 5212 . (a-24-c)
FOR SALE: 1st Quality Holcomn
prolific bread corn, onranically
raised using compost fertilizer.
For seed or meal $2.5P bushel. L.
VV. Jackson, Rt. 1. Call 4241.
(m-8-c)
FOR SALE: (1) Kenmore Oil
Range, clean as a pin. Cost now
flfiO., will sell for $50.00. Call
4233 or 7 13 1. L. Stafford.
(m-8-p)
FOR SALE: Two riding horses,
■an be used as work horses may
be seen by calling 4983 after 5
p.m. George B. Field (m-l-c)_
FOR SALE: Approximately 6
acres desirable farm land or poul
try raising. Available to white or
colored. Just outside of Black Mtn.
For sale by acre or entira tract.
Reasonable down payment and
easy terms. Telephone Asheville
3-6369. (m-8-c)
FOR SALE: Utility trailer, body
5x7’ with 4 foot rails. In good
condition. Call Blk. Mountain 5301.
(a-17-tfc)
FOR SALE: Baby Chicks. Wright’s
Feed Store. (f-21-p)
FOR SALE: Fresh eggs, bee sup
plies of all kinds. Kenneth David
son, Lakewood, Black Mountain.
(a-3-tfc)
FOR SALE: LINOLEUM. One of
the biggest stocks in Western
North Carolina - Rugs, Yard
Goods, Inlaid, Plastic, Tile. Phone
4381, Tyson Furniture Company.
(m-24-tfc)
FOR SALE: Hardwood, cut any
length. Delivered if wanted, at
reasonable price. Also pigs. See
Howard Harris, old Lakey Gap
road, 2 miles south of Black Moun
tain. (a-13-tfc)
• Lost
LOST: Ladies glasses, blue plastic
rim. Somewhere in Black Moun
tain. Return to W. F. Wells, A&P,
or call 6221. (m-8-p)
• Miscellaneous
PArNT YOUR HOUSE THIS
SPRING. House painting, inside
or outside. Reasonable prices. Free
estimates. Phone Blk Mtn. 2064.
(m-8-p)
Will service, clean and repair
washing machines, floor furnaces,
space heaters, high pressure boil
ers and all types of appliances. Day
phone 5793, nights 7174. Woody
Stepp. (a-24-tfc)
HOME REPAIR SERVICE, gut
ters. screens, painting, household
appliances. Call 6321 after 4 p.m.
(a-24-tfc)
MISC: Do your faucets leak? If
so, call Woody Stepp for repairs.
Phone 5793. (f-14-c)
• Notice
BAKE SALE
Saturday, May 24. Breads, pies
and cakes. Held in office of Val
ley Realty and Insurance Co. Altar
Society of St. Margaret Mary’s
church. (m-22-c)
• Wanted
WANTED: Female help, ambitious
commercial high school student
for on-the-job training. Perm
anent position, advancement. Re
ply box 95, Black Mountain.
(m-8-c)
WANTED: Several woodsmen,
timber cutter and tan bark man.
See F. B. Burnett at house near
the Burnett Dam. (m-8-c)
W'ANTED: Secondhand Metronome
and piano stool or bench. Call Mrs.
Clark, News office or 4581 after
6 p.m. (m-8-tfc)
WANTED: 1 or 2 Men or boys
to help in flower work. Black
Mountain Nursery, Vance avenue.
(m-l-c)
STUDENTS ENJOY—
From Page 1, This Sec.
to a room in which different min
erals were displayed. We were
shown many very interesting min
erals. Some of them that we saw
were mined in North Carolina.
The most important of the min
erals mined in North Carolina
were mica and feldspar.
Mica is mined near Spruce Pine.
Feldspar is also mined in the
western part of the state. North
Real Estate
“16 YEARS CONTIUOUS SERVICE"
JUST OUTSIDE LIMITS:
cnerrj, oan iiwi», y* umuiaim wards, window
weather-stripped. Attractive appearance. Priced at S.VuoJ,
New 2 bedroom, large combination dining and living rnn
with fireplace, spacious kitchen, oil heat. $9,300. s IK,m
New 3 bedroom, living room 15x18 with picture window nir
bath, kitchen wired for stove, all utilities. 3 Lovely lots ’,u
in just off hard surface. Price, $7,000. "
Handsome 4 bedroom home, brick construction and very be,
materials, ideal floor plan, oil heat, excellent location in quip
neighborhood. 2-Car garage, beautiful lawn, 3'2 level i0js
Rustic and very attractive cottage, ideal for vacations and year
round purposes, picturesque surroundings and cast for fish
from directly rear of same in lovely lake. 2 Redrooms and
other modern appointments. Being offered furnished „- un
furnished. Inquire.
Numerous other properties close in, and several tracts of
acreage to offor.
Ideally located home on Montreat road, make inquiry.
2-Story 9-room home, 2 baths, land 150x285 ft. Real buy at
$6,850.'
New 5 rooms and bath, living room paneled in walnut
cherry, oak floors, walls of painted insulated boards, win
IN TOWN:
R. S. Eckles
Box 794 — Black Mountain, N. C.
PUnNF Office 3621
* IlV/liEi “ Residence 6092
Member Asheville Board of Realtors
Carolina also has other minerals
in quantities: talc, which is mined
in Murphy, and tungsten which is
mined in Henderson. This is said
to be the largest tungsten mine
in the United States. We also saw
some industrial and jewelry dia
monds. The guide told us there
had been 10 real diamonds found
in North Carolina as far as any
one knows. They were found in
streams, not in ores, and their
source is unknown.
After we had seen all the dif
ferent minerals, we were shown
a gygocounter which prospectors
use to locate different minerals.
This machine measures the radio
activity of minerals. The louder
the static of a mineral, the greater
the radio activity. We were then
taken into a dark room where
we were shown some different ores
in which there were different min
erals. These minerals were fluo
rescent when an ultra violet light
was displayed upon them. Sev
eral of the ores contained calcite,
fluorite and moncezite. These
minerals appeared as beautiful
colors under the ultra violet light.
We found that the North Car
olina Mineral Laboratory tries to
solve all commercial problems
brought to them, such as trying
to reduce the percentage of iron
in mica. It has solved several
problems which are being used to
day. It also creates its own prob
lems for experimental purpose!
After we had visited the iaboi|
tory, we visited the Holsum I
ry. We had been studying nul
tion which included the propert
in bread. So we visited the I
to see how bread was really mai
We were shown how the bread n
mixed and the different machid
through which it passed before I
was baked. We saw ho* brer
was made into different kinds |
loaves automatically. We foui
that 800 loaves were baked evej
twenty-five minutes.
After we had seen how brej
was made, we went into the pi
where cakes and cookies were pi
pared. We enjoyed this part ml
of all because it smelled
though you could eat all the cad
and cookies there. We bad be|
studying about the making
bread in our geography book tl
and we found it very interestia
We were shown all the parts j
the bakery.
We enjoyed going through J
the North Carolina Mineral 1
oratory and also the Holsij
Bakery.
Evelyn Turner, Mrs. W.
Beddingfield’s room, gd
7, Black Mountain elemeij
ary school.
HOME FROM WINSTON-SALE
Mrs. J. J. White returned 51»]
day from a visit with Mrs. 0.
Smith in Winston-Salem.
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Tyson’s Furniture Co.
“IT’S THRIFTY TO TRADE AT TYSON’S”
Phone 4381 — Black Mountain