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MAYDWELL HOSTS FOR PICNIC Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maydwell were hosts for a neighborhood pic nic at their home Friday evening July 4. Those enjoying the occasion were: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clarke Miss Mary Young, Miss Edith Chatterton, Mrs. Margareth Bar rick, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rondel Bob Rondel, Mrs. Droste and child' ren, Dave and Peter, Howard Gor ham, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Spies. Mrs. Harrie Danenhower, Misses Mary, Bertha and Lela Walters Jon Danenhower, Mrs. Madelon Parks and the host and hostess. SKILLED HANDS . . Al Your Service Try our One-Hour Massage Treatment. Before you know it you’ll feel relaxed and comfortable under the skilled hands of our masseuse as your body yields to the gentle massage. We use the Combination Hand and Machine Method. OSTER SUSPENDED MOTOR MASSAGE INSTRUMENT NORMATONE TABLE FIGURE NORMALIZING MACHINE Vibrator for feet, spine, arms, back, hips, tummy ONE TREATMENT $*00 (Series Less) \ By Appointment Only! RU-MEL Beauty Salon Cherry S>t. Black Mountain Ruth S. Lance (Mrs. J. M.), Owner & Manager FOR MORE TIRE MILEAGE AND &ETTER CAR PERFORMANCE Have Your Wheels Balanced By Experts You Can See and Feel t^e Difference We Make This Service A Specially FREE TIRE INSPECTION GARLAND TIRE & RETREADING CO. “Tire Center For The Swannanoa Valley Sw.nn.no., N. C. - Phone: Bl.ck Mtn. 6231 i/2 Block West of Traffic LighUoUfwy-J^ More About— Swannanoa From Page 8, Sec. I Hamilton, Ohio, was home for the week end. Little Judy Shope has been sick this week. Miss Joyce Stuart and Miss Shirley McClure left Friday for Winston-Salem where they will visit Miss McClure’s aunt for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson and Mrs. Harold Jackson visited Wednesday until Friday with Mr. and Mrs. John Shope and family and Mr. and Mrs. Foster Stuart. Swannanoa Woman's Club The July meeting of the Swan nanoa Woman’s club was held at the Wolfe farm. The American Home department was hostess and served an enjoyable picnic supper on the lawn. Mrs. Robert David son, president, presided. There were 45 members and several guests present. Reports were given by the chairmen of the various depart ments. Mrs. A. B. Whitt reported that members of the club had giv en exactly 100 hours of work to the Red Cross. It was voted by the club to spon sor a play entitled “Crazy Daze.” This play will be directed by a professional but home talent will be used in the cast. This play will be given on the evenings of July 24 and 25 and a matinee on the 25th. The next general meeting of the club will be held in September at the home of Mrs. W. H. McMurray, Sr. Mrs. Murlin Adcock, chairman of the American Home dept., intro duced Mrs. Helen Soos, wife of Dr. Geza Soos of Montreat, who spoke very interestingly to the group on the social life, weddings and cus toms of Hungary prior to the wars. Entertains Bridge Club Mrs. George Lemieux enter tained her bridge club Thursday night, July 3. Members present were Mrs. Arnold Buckner, Mrs. O. M. Alexander, Mrs. Rankin Miller, Mrs. Charles Nichols, Mrs. Ulmont Baker and Mrs. James Parks. Guests were Mrs. Robert Davidson and Mrs. John Vaillan court. Mrs. Baker won high score, Mrs. Nichols low, Mrs. Alexander floating, and Mrs. Parks bingo. A dessert course was served by the hostess. Methodist W. S. C. S. The Woman’s Society of Christ ian Service of the Swannanoa Methodist church held its monthly meeting Tuesday, July 1, in the basement of the church with Mrs. Nellie Wilkins and Mrs. Whitt Gibson as hostesses. Mrs. Nell Bass was in charge of the devo tionals and Mrs. Benjamin Blair was in charge of the program, the topic being “Earth’s Abundance and Man’s Stewardship.” Assist ing on the program were Mrs. El mer De Bruhl and Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts. Two new committees were appointed during the bus iness session; one on spiritual life and one on membership. Twelve members were present and one visitor, Mrs. Grace Johnson. Those present other than above mentioned were Mrs. Ned Burle son, Mrs. Garfield Harrison, Mrs. Roy Holbert, Mrs. Haywood Farr, and Miss Ernestine Plemmons. Presbyterian Circles Circle 1 of the Presbyterian church met Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Bremon Mclnturff. Mrs. Mclnturff, chair man, presided and the program was led by Mrs. Frederick Vol beda. The subject was on Christian citizenship. Mrs. A. B. Whitt taught the Bible lesson. After the business session, refreshments were served by the hostess to Miss Louise Pat ton, Miss Jean Merchant, Mrs. Eugene Loven and Mrs. Whitt. Circle 2 of the Presbyterian church met Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. F. M. Jordan. Mrs. Hubert Clapp, chair man, conducted the devotionals. Bible was taught by Mrs. W. A. Ward. The prayer objective pre sented by Mrs. Jordan. Mem bers from the circle volunteered to have charge of the church nursery during July. Mrs. Charles Porter had the program emphasiz ing Christian Citizenship. The meeting closed with the Mitza benediction. Refreshments were served to the following by the hostess: Mrs. D. W. Harrison, Mrs. J. B. Nichols, Mrs. W. B. Stone, Mrs. George White and the above mentioned. Following the circle meeting a business session of the executive board of the Women of the Church was held, presided over by the president, Mrs. Charles Porter. —Norwegian miles are seven times as long as the American mile. c^CUREIEE and IYES DIKNERWAEE . CyuaL||| JulaMAj fcvAvfigg wfp^wi^ wiiyiivv nifwni pnvvw HI h s w SSsisJSi In mi nM, nostalgic sotting i ta osro^f Sloeorf 90 mo STARTER SMVtCf FOR 4 If Ifglit from agon Mode, $7J0 4 eodu cage, s actors, fro Its, broad I0r $595 •sock pises a different scom * sack pises on kslrlooa of endless beauty * sock pises superbly designed to Rt ovsry dscor * sock pises In ckaratng, favored oM Cnglltk blue * seek piece guaranteed for permanency of color •sack piece available In OPEN STOCK il PIECE SERVICE POR St Black Mountain Hardware Co. 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