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I About— treat |rom Page 2, this Sec. Int, will meet on the Wins L), porch. Monday. July 14 Jh p m. This will be a pro Kneeting. All residents and in Montreat are invited this club. Dues are $1.00 season. Myrtle K. Caldwell of erviile. S. C., is the guest Mellinger E. Henry at line “Ridgefield” on Virginia |or the woman’s conference. , gyan Lee Wood, pastor of leniorial Presbyterian church, I Palm Beach, Fla., and Mrs. [ and daughter, Rebecca, are ^ Mrs. Fred Maxwell at her home on Tennessee road. | Miss Janet Bound, church of the Memorial church, IPalm Beach, is at the Max lottage for a visit. Fred Maxwell has as her \ for the Woman’s conference, Edward L. Elliott, Jr., and Iter. Bette Lou, and Mrs. U. jenderson, all of West Palm James Clark and family Elizanethtown, N. C.. have the Farrior cottage for the er. Rev. and Mrs. Rich Gilbert Ittle daughter, Allison Cooper, psiting Mrs. Gilbert’s mother, rank Wardlaw at her home |ppalachia way. Julia Wyly has returned a visit with her daughter Arietta, Ga., and is now with Vancis Wylys on Florida ter The Sunday school of Friend Tati CTUrCu erlioyed a P'cnic at Lake Tomahawk on June 30 Miss Nannie Watkins has as'her guests for the woman’s conference at her home “Mapleton” on Tenn M,TS- A M' Simpson, M J\,Hltchcock' Mrs 0 Thornton and Mrs. Ina Young from Georgia. Also Mrs. H. P. McLeod. Mrs. Tom Fry, Miss Sarah Lawson and Mrs. Grace Martin of Knoxville. Mr- and Mrs. David Watkins and Dee ’ returned to their home in Anderson, S. C., after a visit to Mr. Watkins’ mother, Mrs. Charles Watkins, at her “Chimney Nook” on Virginia road. Mrs. Neill McEachern of Fort Bragg. N C„ is the guest of her sister-in-law. Mrs. Shaw McEach ern, at her home on Virginia road. Mrs. S. B. McMaster and family of Columbia, S. C„ have opened their summer home on Kentucky road. Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Trulock of Orangeburg, S. C„ have opened their summer home on North Car olina terrace. Mrs. Carl Walker of Georgia and Mrs. Pettys of Mississippi have taken the Bridgeman cottage on Mississippi road for the month of July. Mr. and Mrs. Pettys, Jr., are new appointees for the mission field. They have a month-old baby, so the two grandmothers are here to look out for the house and lit tle Kate while the Pettys Jr. at tend classes. Virginia and Julia Redhead have joined their family at the new Redhead summer home on Vir ginia road. M*U>. Goiftfinl' jbinuuj, Hoorn Specializing in * SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN HOME COOKED MEALS Tastefully Served 12 Miles West of Black Mountain on Hwy. 70 Open From 7 A. M. to 9 P. M. Every Day Except Monday /naijtaq There is one priced to fit your budget. Easy terms—liberal trade in. Come in and see a demonstration of the extra-fast, extra-effi cient washing action that has built the Maytag reputation. THE MAYTAG MASTER. Finest Maytag ever! Huge, aluminum tub holds more; keeps water hot longer. 189 iiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiitmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiMiii ww THE MAYTAG CHIEFTAIN, Aroer tea’s finest low-priced washer ... a genuine May tag in every/ *«aa q* respect, #IXT.TJ THE MAYTAG COMMANDER, with large square porcelain tub and feet efficient Gyrafoam $ ] 52.45 action. HARRISON FURNITURE STORE { “There’s No Comparison When You Trade With Harrison” ^ Next To Harrison & Co. Swannanoa, N C. | “uni............. Summer Weather Is Invitation To Auto Accidents Good summer weather and dry roads are an invitation to a pleas ant afternoon outing or a week end trip—but they’re also an in vitation to automobile accidents. More than three-quarters of all automobile accidents happen on dry roads in good weather, Max Woodcock, B. F. Goodrich dealer here, pointed out today. “Good driving conditions,” he said, “make it easy to relax behind the wheel and forget about the rest of the cars on the road. And that’s when accidents happen.” He cautioned against “bleeding”, or reducing air pressure of tires while motoring on long summer trips. He said that increase of a few pounds of air pressure in tires is normal on long trips and that tires are designed with this in mind. “Bleeding causes a dangerous increase in the run ning temperature of tires and can lead to blowouts. The tire flexes more and this action causes ex cessive buildup of internal heat,” Mr. Woodqpck said. He reminded motorists to have their tires carefully checked for summer safety. “Hot weather is especially hard on tires. Worn tires should be replaced, injured tires repaired or replaced. A good time to rotate tires is just before a long trip. Tire rotation avoids uneven tire wear,” he said. HONORED BY FRIENDS AT BIRTHDAY PARTY • Sunday, June 29, Mrs. Anne Poole entertained with a birthday dinner at her home in honor of her son, B. W. Poole of Bristol, Tenn. Guests present were Mrs. Evelyn Hess and J. P. Dees of Greensboro, Mrs. Joe Walters, James and Thelma of Rutherford ton, Miss Freida Carson of Bristol, Mrs. Gladys Hampton of Burling ton and the honoree. Mrs. C. H. Hamilton and family of Florida have opened their home on Kentucky extensions. BROOKSIDE Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Nabors and Sam and Lois came home from New Haven to visit their mother, Sally Nabors, in Black Mountain on Sunday, June 28. E. J. and his wife left Monday for New Haven but Sam and Lois are going to spend the rest . of the summer with their mother and work here. Mrs. Momie Dixon spent the week end of June 27 in Winston Salem attending the wedding of the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Neal. —A dog’s tongue is the only part of its anatomy that can per spire. LOW COST ■AUTO? More than a million motor ists enjoy this low cost, non assessable protection. You save real money; you get across-the-board coverage, automatic 6-month renewal — and prompt ration-wide claim service. Why pay more when you can get the same protection for less? NONE. WRITE SI HOP IN TOUT TED E. WINGO Phone 2143 Swannanoa FARM BUREAU MUTUAL RUTOMONIE INSURANCE COMPANY HOME OfflCC: COLUMBUS OHIO —Clifford M. Holland engineered the Holland tunnel. —Benjamin Franklin was the 15th in a family of 17 children. i —Chickens become fowls at the age of one year. —The entrance to the Amazon River is about 200 miles wide. We're Tired! • WE WORKED TO A FRAZZLE JULY 4 — • WENT FISHING JULY 5 — • RESTED JULY 6 — But we're still tired — Too tired to think up any specials — SO JUST COME IN AND WE'LL MAKE YOU A SPECIAL PRICE ON ANYTHING YOU SEE IN THE STORE! OTEEN GROCERY 1009 Tunnel Rd., Oteen—Phone: Asheville 3-2645 HE'S Guided by electronic “eyes and ears”, the test deskman spots line troubles at once and gets repairmen there quickly, often before service is actually interrupted. HEADING OEF line troubles helps keep telephone service good, and costs down. Growing efficiency all along the line is one of the reasons why the price of telephone service has gone up less than most other prices. Through good management ... by improving methods and equipment, and working facilities to the utmost... tele phone folks are doing their best to provide the most and the best service for your telephone dollar. That’s mighty impor tant to Southern progress and to National Defense. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company ONE OF YOUR BEST BUYS Telephone service takes a smaller part of the family budget than it did ten years ago . . . and you can call twice as many people. BEST POSSIBLE SERVICE LOWEST POSSIBLE COST
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