bbaNGE plans special
‘Sam F0R SUNDAY
Innae Sunday will be observed
K" June 15, at Tabernacle
I',: Thc pastor, the Rev. Paul
r,i' Wjn preach on rural life,
members of the grange and
one else are invited to at
[Brittany is a province m
nce, not England._
NOTICE
Sale
household furni
jRE AND PERSONAL
UOPERTY OF THE LATE
George A.
Garrison
Saturday,
June 14
11 A. M.
AT THE
GARRISON HOME
BROAD RIVER
Authority Gives
Approval For
Oerlikon Plan
The National Production au
thority in Washington has an
nounced approval of the $3,917,730
expansion program planned by
Oerlikon Tool and Arms Corpora
tion of Swannanoa.
The project will cover the
second phase of the corporation’s
construction plan and will in
clude buildings to be used in pro
duction of ammunition and
rockets.
Bids will be received later this
month or early in July, plant of
ficials have revealed.
More About—
Officials
From Page 1, Sec. 1
Those who attended included:
W. H. Rogers, Jr., Raleigh, chief
engineer for the state highway
commission: C. E. Proudley, chief
materials engineer; W. M. Cork
rill, 10th district engineer; M. G.
Spangler, professor of engineer
ing, State College of Iowa; Mr.
Winslow, hydrographic engineer;
Boyd Steed, Armco company; Mr.
Decatiteau, Republic Steel; A. E.
Fleuriel, resident engineer, North
Fork dam; Mr. Terrell, resident
engineer on Old Fort project, and
several other state highway of
ficials.
Mr. Proudley and Mr. Northcott
met Prof. Spangler at the Ashe
ville-Hendersonville airport where
he was introduced to Gov. Kerr
Scott and Dr. Henry Jordan, chair
man of the North Carolina state
highway commission.
"POP'S" COFFEE SHOPPE
OPEN ft A. M. — 12 MIDNIGHT
COME IN ANY TIME
WE'LL ALWAYS BE GLAD
TO SEE YOU
126 Cherry St. Black Mountain
VICTORY CAB CO.
TWO-WAY RADIO SERVICE
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121 Cherry Black Mountain I 3801
CAPPING VULCANIZING
McMURRAY CHEVROLET
COMPANY
YOUR COMPLETE TIRE CENTER
>oodyear Tires Spot Repairs
ROAD SERVICE
Phone 5 9 t I
McMURRAY CHEVROLET CO.
P5 Montreat Road Black Mountain, N. C.
More About—
Ret. Program
From Page 1, Sec. 1
sign up for the program at the
club house under the supervision
of Joyce Gouge.
Boys, ages 7 through 12, may
sign up for the program at youth
center under the supervision of
David Corkran.
All teen-agers, both boys and
girls, may sign up for activities
at the youth center under the
supervision of Eugene Byrd.
Joyce Gouge Supervisor
Joyce Gouge, recent graduate
of Berea college in the fields of
English and physical education,
will carry on an enlarged program
at the Black Mountain recreation
center in the club house at Lake
Tomahawk this summer. Girls
ages 7 through 9 will meet at
the club house on Tuesdays and
Saturdays from 9:45 until 11:00;
while girls 10 through 12 years
of age will meet on Wednesdays
and Fridays also from 9:45 until
11:00. Since the gates at the club
house are to be locked from 10
until 11 o’clock each week day
morning so that swimming classes
will not be disturbed, it will be
necessary for participants to be
on time. Active and quiet games,
folk dances, rhythms, simple dra
matics, water games, and simple
handicrafts will be featured in
these young girls’ classes.
Miss Gouge will also be on
duty in a supervisory capacity at
the pool and club house each af
ternoon from 2:00 until 5:30.
Proper behavior around the pool,
the prohibition of rough play and
the supervision of club house
activities during the afternoon
will be a large part of the work.
Also work and practice for an
aquacade to be presented later in
the summer will be carried on
at this time.
Upon the completion of her
summer’s work here, Miss Gouge
will enroll at the University of
North Carolina to complete the
requirements for her Master’s
Degree in physical education.
Program For Small Boys
Dave Corkran, well known high
school athlete, will have charge
of small boys’ activities for the
summer. On Monday of each week
boys 7, 8, and 9 will report to
youth center in the high school
building for instruction in sports
and games. The same group will
be led on hikes to points of inter
est on Thursdays, with the youth
center being the meeting place.
Boys 10-12 will report on Wednes
days for hiking activities and will
practice and play softball on Fri
days. Games will be arranged with
little boys from Ridgecrest and
Montreat during the summer.
' Also practice for the Valley
Athletic association field day will
be carried on.
Tooth tenter program
As has been their custom for
the last few years, the teen agers
will meet at youth center on
Tuesdays and Thursdays. At the
youth center, various sports and
games will be carried on. Also
the youth center will serve as a
clearing house for the various
activities lined up by the Valley
Athletic association that include
basketball and softball games, the
swim meet, the field days and
the ping-pong tourneys. The inter
mediates, ages 12, 13, and 14—
both boys and girls—will receive
special attention on Wednesdays
and will have contests with other
groups. Eugene Byrd will assist
Dave Corkran with the smaller
boys on Mondays and Fridays.
Supervision
Supervision for the recreation
program is furnished by the com
munity chest through the youth
activities council of Black Moun
tain. Co-operating groups include
the local American Red Cross
chapter, the Town of Black Moun
tain, the Black Mountin High
school, and the Junior Woman’s
club. Other civic groups and indi
viduals likewise co-operate to
make the recreation project truly
a community project.
Playground Opens Monday
The playground, which is spon
sored each year by the Black
Mountain Junior Woman’s club on
the lot next to the Methodist
parsonage on Church street, will
open Monday, June 16. The fol
lowing hours will be observed:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Fri
day afternoons, 2 to 6; Wednesday
and Saturday, 10 to 12.
Mrs. George McAfee will be in
charge.
Clear The Attic —WANT AOS!
—Flying backward is a stunt
only one landbird can do— the
humming bird.
FOR THAT
VERY SPECIAL FATHER
ON HIS DAY, JUNE IS
Van Heusen
WHITE SHIRTS--$3.95
Van Heusen
PAJAMAS-$3.95
SUPERBA TIES-$1.00 & $1.50
SOCKS-45c to 59c
Swcink
TIE CHAINS & CLASPS-$1.50 - $2.50
.Qwnnlr
CUFF LINKS-$1.50 - $2.50
LORMAY'S Dept. Store
State St. & Montreat Rd. Black Mountain
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“THE PRICE IS RIGHT
MORNING, NOON & NIGHT”
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
FRYERS.lb. 50c I
GROUND STEAK ... lb. 65(
ROUND STEAK . \ . lb. 90c
BONELESS STEW ... lb. 75c
Sliced
BOLOGNA . ... lb. 60c
SPICED HAM . . . lb. 60c
Pickle
PIMENTO LOAF ... lb. 60c
Carnation or
PET MILK . . . tall cans 15c
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF
PICNIC SUPPLIES
SOUTHERN DAIRIES
Milk & Ice Cream
STORE
HOURS
8 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Daily
Open All Day
Wednesday
We Carry
A Full Line gf
GULF
INSECT SPRAYS
SPRAYERS
GAS & OIL
WE DELIVER
MILLER'S GROCERY
SWANNANOA NEW VILLAGE
Gibbs St. Phone 7277