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jf |ir Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Stover, I; Southern Baptist missionaries to | Brazil, have taken residence for July and August at Speights Blue i Bungalow cottage. Sarah Rice, Black Mountain, is : doing secretarial work in the of fice of Camp Ridgecrest for Boys. Sunday school attendance reached 150 last Sunday. There were a number of visitors which !■. we always welcome. Sunday school attendance at the P Ridgecrest Baptist assembly was 2408 Sunday morning. |i Rebecca Freeman, Star. N. C., was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Perry 1 Morgan last week. The second five-week session of Camp Ridgecrest for Boys opened Wednesday with an attendance of §j 132 boys from several states. ni mi— RIDGECREST . . . ramblings Dr. Jerry Lambdin, head of the training union department of the Sunday School board of the South ern Baptist Convention, Nashville, suffered serious injuries several days ago but is sufficiently re covered to direct the three train ing union conferences which open Thursday. The Black Mountain Lions club held its meeting in the assembly dining room Thursday night Be ing ladies’ night, the meeting was well attended. There was much fun and fine fellowship, and glee. Perry Morgan was installed as president for the ensuing year. Friends here were delighted to see Miss Marguerite McKenzie of Atlanta during the Sunday school conference. Miss McKenzie was office manager for the Ridgecrest assembly a number of years. Rock steps to the entrance of the educational building of our church were completed last week. It is a piece of fine masonry. Re pairs on the top of the church walls consisting of new coping are now under way. I SARG'S RESTAURANT Featuring FOOD SERVICE TO GO OUT OPEN 7 A.M. TILL 12 MIDNIGHT INSURANCE Fire - Casualty - Bonds H. E. GARRETT & CO. Dial 8751 108-109 Miles Bldg. Asheville Ask your grocer. ..he know* that only the finest quality of raw cof fees are used in the JFG Fill Yaw Cup With Rick, Smooth Coffee Flavor State Chairman According to word received by the local chairman of the county chapter of the North Carolina Di vision of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Dr. Clyde A. Erwin, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, has accepted ap pointment as state chairman of the 1953 March of Dimes. Camp Ridgecrest closed its first five-week session of this season with a banquet, awarding of certi ficates, medals, trophies, etc., Monday evening. Parents of camp ers were present for the occasion. George Pickering, director, pre sided. The official registration on Mon day morning of the last Sunday school conference had reached 2244. The total attendance at the general services in the auditorium was well above 2500. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cole and Mrs. E. C. Horton were dinner guests of the J. J. Johnson fam ily Sunday. Mrs. Jonn C. Cowell left Sat urday for Coker college, Harts ville, S. C.. where she is attending summer school. Dr. W. R. Alexander, Royal Gorge road, made a business trip to Dallas. Texas, during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pearson left Monday for their home in Reidsville after vacationing with her parents for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turner, Bob by and Jimmy, have been vacation ing in Newport News, Va„ with the family of Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Free. The W. L. Snypes family has purchased a new milk cow to graze in the pasture Bill worked so hard to clear and seed last winter and spring. Joe and Stanley Moore are visit ing their aunt, Mrs. Ralph Pear son in Reidsville. Mrs. Joe C. Hough, Joe Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Perry Morgan visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burnette in Hend ersonville Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Allred and children, Sandra and Marilyn, of Greenville, S. C„ spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Allred. Personnelman Bobby Blair of the Destroyer Gearing, Norfolk, Va„ spent Friday to Tuesday with his family. The Rev. and Mrs. M. C. Brit tain, Taft, Texas, left for their home Tuesday after a visit with his mother, Mrs. C. M. Brittain. ■oanr po«tc«fheu>v mooudnoN or "THUUDERLAND" > HUBERT HAYES' DRAMA WITH MUSIC tin mmjtfd amphitheatre 9 MILES south or i. ASHEVILLE. N. ■rmq ■rosemary iocatc Muf,PMY W ARSINE* LEO CHALZEL DAVIO CLARKE NORA OUNCES CHARLOTTE NOLAN CHARLES THOMPSON DAVE) LOWER MUSIC BY _ NICHTLY faesp* Mondays 8:15 tUfapi.7 LAMAR STRINCFtELO UohtiBB br FEDEl Duretsd br MONTGOMERY HARE Ai.t Dirscior JOHN EDWARD FRIEND Slogs Maoagst PETER XANTHO TSdtstt:lobby,Csoigs Vaadstbilt Hotel. Aafarrills Amphithsolrs.' Mail Or dsn FUlsd. Slaapsd. Ssll ■ Addrssssd Eo vs lops. Plsoss. P O «o«770 MRHI MOUNTAIN NUUCIIONS. INC. « sss PN* Wsrpris. NsssAWg MteRs -Mtew, ' Mrs. i. anion mirrunney ana children returned to Madison, N. C., Monday after having visited with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Smith and son, Kelly. Winter Park. Fla., spent the 4th of July with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Craven, tak ing Jimmy Craven back with them to Lakeland after a month's visit with his grandparents. Mrs. J. Hughes, Bushnell, Fla., arrived Saturday to spend the summer with Mrs. C. M. Brittain. Miss Betty Reaves. Dillon, S. ».”k ta IV. *S. ***& Perry Et**'1* 'SfiL'T# live in the Head'SPla,k '* can the high pcrcenta ge b53j*tUse of ____ —‘vmuoue - «SE .Ttfec colony. ume a British FRICIDAMe FOOD FREEZER a-v- ***** 420 lb*- ffoi«n food,. [**d‘ ond «v.ry on, ,0'' *• feature h»»«d below. Ask about 9 and 18 cv. ft. modolt, too! McMURRAY CHEVROLET (0. SALES AND SERVICE Stat« St. Black Mountain Phone 3141 Charlotte Hwy. No. 74 Asheville, N. C. COME AS YOU ARE IN THE FAMIkY CAR CHILRDKN UNDER 12 FREE FRIDAY — SATURDAY, JULY 11, 12
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