UA)ok Who’s Here!
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merrill of
Chattanooga, Tenn., announce the
Ljrth of a son, Daniel Marcus, Nov.
Mrs. Merrill is the former
ll.
Bliss
Martha Davis of Black
Mountain, daughter of Mrs. Harry
M. Davis.
VISITOR
Richard (Dick) Wilson of Ashe
ville, visited his aunt, Mrs. Addie
Britton last Friday.
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B&PW Club Adds
Members, Starts
Stale Project
At the meeting of the Business
and Professional Woman’s club
Monday night at the Monte Vista
hotel, Dr. Fronde Kennedy gave '
a brief but interesting book re
view on two of the latest religious
novels, “The Silver Chalice” by |
Thomas B. Constain, and "Gown
of Glory” by Agnes Turnbull.
Mrs. Bessie Carr spoke to the
group, asking their cooperation in
having 15 donors for the blood
bank on Nov. 20 at the Presbyter
ian church. Miss Sarah Thompson
and her committee presented each
member with a small bank and
a new penny to start a fund for
a state project.
Mrs. Gustova Brown, president,
expressed the regrets of the club
to Miss Luella Jenkins, who is
moving to Asheville. Miss Cather
ine Smith, a nurse at Moore VA
hospital, was voted into the club
as a new member.
Those present for the meeting
were: Mrs. Josephine Hickey, Mrs.
Nancy Wyly, Mrs. Maidee Love,
Miss Pauline Tipton, Mrs. Brown,
Miss Alice Turner, Dr. Kennedy,
Miss Lucy Grier, Miss Lillian
Russell, Miss Luna Wagner, Miss
Marjorie Robinette, Miss Annie
Hudson, Mrs. Margaret Ertel, Miss
Jenkins, Mrs. Carr, Miss Thomp
son and Miss Navy.
P-TA Group Hears
Faculty Discuss
Goal For Pupils
The High School P-TA held its
regular monthly meeting at the
school library Thursday evening,
Nov. 6.
The Rev. Thad McDonald opened
the meeting with a short talk
and prayer. David H. Corkran,
program chairman, introduced
Eugene Byrd, a member of the
faculty, who acted as moderator
for the discussion which followed
and whicfi consisted of an explana
tion by each member of the fac
ulty who explained their parti
cular goal for the students.
Miss Ruth Gilbert, membership
chairman, reported good progress
had been made in obtaining mem
berships.
The next meeting is scheduled
for Dec. 18, at which time the
Beta club will present a program.
SWANNANOA VALLEY
GRANGE MEETS FOR
COVERED DISH SUPPER
The Swannanoa Valley Grange
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. VV. Jackson, Lake Eden road,
Monday evening Nov. 10, for a
covered dish supper and regular
meeting. The Grange Master, H.
A. Martin, conducted the business
session. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. H.
D. Smith, Ernest Dees, C. E.
Keith, Mrs. Mary Deans, Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Carson and Johnny,
Mrs. Guy Roberts, Mrs. Arthur
Patton, Carolyn Smith, Hazel
Brandon, and a former member,
Mrs. Kathryn Dees Carpenter and
son, Leonard and the host and hos
tess.
C P & L EMPLOYEES HAVE
PARTY AT CLUB HOUSE
Employees of the Carolina Pow
er and Light Company and other
guests enjoyed a get together and
party at the Black Mountain Club
house last Saturday night.
Those attending were: Mr. and
Mrs. William Holcombe, Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Belts, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth McCurry, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray McSwain, Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vin Chandler, Mrs. Mary Garner,
Miss Ruth Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Gurry, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Kerlee, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Kermit
Allison and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Trickett.
Guests from Asheville included
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hutchinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stevens and
Mr. and Mrs. King.
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MEETING NOTICES
Black Mountain Lions Club,
second and fourth Thursday, Monte
Vista, 7 p. m. Perry Morgan, pres
ident.
Waycaster - McFee Post, 129,
American Legion, Legion hall, first
Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. John J.
O’Connor, commander.
Disabled American Veterans,
first and third Monday, just in
side gate, Moore VA hospital, 6:30
p. m., W. R. Copeland, commander.
Black Mountain Junior Chamber
of Commerce, first and third
Thursday, 7 p. m. George W.
Dougherty, president.
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BUSINESS WOMAN'S
CIRCLE HAS MEETING
The business woman’s circle of
the First Baptist church met at
the church for a short business
meeting at 7 p. m., Tuesday. At
7:30 the members joined the other
circles for a study course. Mrs.
Cecil Perry of Ridgecrest taught
the lesson “Scattered Abroad” in
an interesting and inspiring
fashion.
Circle members present were
Mrs. Ruth Page, Miss Ruth Gil
bert, Mrs. Edna Cook, Mrs. Mary
Lucas, Mrs. 1 ilia Hall, Mrs. Lois
Carland Mrs. Ann Higginbotham,
Miss Belle Sneed, Mrs. Helen Put
nam, and Mrs. Juanita McMahan.
Annual Program
Commemorates
Close of W. War I
Commemorating the end of the
first great war in Europe, Nov.
11, 1918, the American Legion
and the Legion Auxiliary met
Tuesday night at the Legion hall
for a covered dish supper and
program.
John J. O’Connor, commander
and Mrs. Douglas Jones, past pres
ident of the Auxiliary, gave a
brief welcome to members and
visitors. The Rev. Thad McDonald
gave the invocation. Roy. A. Tay
lor gave a short resume of world
events, beginning with World War
I and leading up to present con
quests. Mr. Taylor also talked on
the new administration officers
and urged all members of the
Legion and Auxiliary to stand be
hind the high ideals for world
peace, therefore, keeping the
isolationists from becoming power
ful and destroying our chances of
peace, regardless of whether we
are Democrats or Republicans.
The Rev. Mr. McDonald closed
the meeting with a short inspira
tional talk.
Championship
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Black Mountain
Ends: Calloway, Davis, J. Cork
ran, Ritchie. Tackles: Swann,
Buchanan, Jones, Henderson.
Guards: D. Corkran, Jones, Fox,
Hall. Centers: Smathers, Nichols.
Backs: Parris, Atkins, LeVine,
Reese, Osteen, Brinkley, Belcher,
Waite, Dougherty, A. Davis.
Scoring TD: LeVine, Buchanan,
Atkins (2).
Points after TD: J. Corkran.
Officials: referee, Tate; umpire,
Estes; head linesman, Eblen.
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