'RjuMij & ^aAioituicc C<y. _(Scu/4- clJaxd_ ifirtyfagrttertiftt The application of warmth is the proper treatment: ex cessive rubbing of the af fected parts should be ivoided. 1. Experience of Stefansson, the Arctic ex plorer. 2. Article in “Brook lyn Daily Eagle,” N. Y. - Jan. 4, 1931 by Dr. William Brady. You’ll rub your hands with glee, once you have a well planned insurance program. Without obligation, let us^go over your needs and your present policies. SHOULD NOT BE RUBBED WITH SNOW This Week’s Special: IN CITY — 6 Rooms with basement, floor furnace, recently redeco rated, good view. Only $9500. Close in, 3 bedrooms, needs some repairs, (wo large lots, $6500. 1% Miles out. hard surfaced road, two acres with good five room cottage. Lights and water. Price $4200. Modern three bedroom home. Six acres under cultivation. Just outside city limits. Inquire at office for details. 61 Acre farm, on paved road. Four and 6-room houses. Approxi mately 40 acres cleared and fenced. Ideal lake site with good water supply. Sub-division possibilities. On Asheville water line. Will consider rental with option. 277 Acre mountain farm. 6-room frame house. Modern facil ities. 3-Room log house. Ideal pasture land. Approximately 30 acres cleared. Fruit trees and tobacco allotment. Mountain stream with 150 ft. water fall. Price $11,500. Liberal terms at 5%. Have standing offer on timber of $4250. New four rooms and bath, approximately 34 acre land, stream, paved road, floor furnace, hardwood floors, wired for range, kitchen and bath tiled. FHA approved. $7500. Rentals: 6-Room house furnished, close to school. Apartment over Pence’s Store, unfurnished, 3 rooms, $30. Apartment off Rhododendron Avenue, 3 rooms, $40. 5-Room house with heat, located on Church Street, modern, unfurnished, $65. V REALTY^ INSURANCE F.E.STEPP Ru.SiA2 . CHURCH C STATE M.F.BEGLEY J&M34 BUCK MOUNTAIN, N. C. ( ?HONE Till News From OTEEN and AZALEA By Mrs. Royer Lewis Correspondent & Subscription Agent Azalea, N. C. Phone Asheville 7729 Mrs. Frank Martin is back :-.i her home on Black Mountain high way after visiting relatives, first going to her sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rector in Frederick burg, Va., from there to her broth er-in-law’s home, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Martin in Buffalo, N. Y. While there she visited Niagra Falls, Canada, from there to Wash ington, D .C., then to Annapolis, Md., and then to Baltimore to visit her son, Cecil Martin. She brought C. E. Martin home with her for a week. Frank Lewis, postmaster of Aza lea, has been on vacation for a week deer hunting. Master Sgt. and Mrs. Clifford Lewis and son, Stevie, have been home for the week-end visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Bendick Norton, Mrs. Lewis’ mother and father, and S. T. Lewis, Mr. Lew is’ father. Mrs. Lewis and son are spending the week up here while Master Sgt. Lewis returns to Ft. Bragg. Members of Oteen Baptist or ganized a prayer band last week. They met at the home of Mrs. Troy Robinson on Cregg Circle. Those present were: Mrs. Ethel King, Mrs. M. B. Padgett, Mrs. Alma Robinson, Mrs. Troy Rob inson. The next meeting will be ■ held at the home of Mrs. Alma Robinson. The May-Belle Bible class of Bethesda Methodist church met Thursday, Nov. 20, at 7:45 o’clock at the church. Mrs. D. H. Buck ner opened the meeting with pray er and Mrs. Don Maney, pro gram chairman, gave the devo tional. Her theme was on prayer. A solo “A Beautiful Garden of Prayer” was sung by Mrs. Charles Webb. Mrs. Seth Walton of Haw Creek road was guest speaker. She spoke on home decorations for Christmas. Mrs. Vernon Wilder, class president, presided at the business meeting. Plans were made to take fruit baskets to shut ins for Thanksgiving. At close refreshments were served by Mrs. Maney and Mrs. H. J. Buckner to Mrs. 0. F. Deal, Mrs. D. H. Buck ner, Mrs. W. M. Roberson, Mrs. George Young, Mrs. J. H. Weyer, Mrs. Vernon Clayton, Mrs. H. E. Statesburg, Mrs. B. H. Powers, Mrs. Charles Webb, Mrs. James Cooper, Mrs. Ed Swann, Mrs. C. B. Holden, Mrs. Carl Deaton, Mrs. Clarence Suttle, Mrs. Roy Suttle, Miss Nell Carter, Mrs. Paul Cas sell, Mrs. Fred Reagan, Mrs. H. D. Carter, Mrs. E. W. Coleman, and Little Miss Nancy Maney. The December meeting is to be held Dec. 8 at he church with Mrs. A. E. Stotesburg and Mrs. Ver nan Clavton as hostesses. The W. M. S. of Oteen Baptist church met Monday, Nov. 17, at the home of Mrs. Jeb Roberts at Oteen Park Place. Mrs. J. R. Swann, program chairman, in charge. The meeting, opened with hymn “Looking for Jesus.” Mrs. W. L. Bierer gave the devo tional using for topic “When Did You Die?” John 12-24. Mrs. J. O. Screnshaw was guest speaker. A social hour followed. Mrs. Rob erts, hostess served the following i VICTORY CAB CO. THE ONLY CAB OFFICE OPEN 24 HOURS Remember To Go To Church 121 Cherry Black Mountain PHONE 3801 "Ivoantffie MAYTAG automatic!" Completely automatic . . . washes, rinses, spin-dries. Only automatic with Gyrafoam washing action. Liberal trade-in low down payment See It At Tyson Furniture Co. “IT’S THRIFTY TO TRADE AT TYSON’S” Phone 4381 — Black Mountain • For Rent FOR RENT: 3 Room house on North Fork highway. Water and lights, $20 per month. Ray R. Harrison, phone 5681. (n-27-tfc) FOR RENT: 3 Room garage apartment, close in. Phone 4171. (n-27-p) FOR RENT: 4-room furnished apartment in Grovement, private entrance, telephone, electric kitch en and private bath. Phone 6802. (n-13-tfcl FOR RENT: 2-three room apart ments. Corner of Vance and Black Mountain Ave. Phone 4601. (n-13-tfc) FOR RENT: 4 Room house, lights and water, no bath. Hiawassee St. Call Ray R. Harrison, phone 5681. (n-6-tfc) FOR RENT: 8 Room house with bath and elec, kitchen. Convenient location. W. W. Morgan, phone 4131. (o-30-tfc) FOR RENT: Unfurnished 6-room house on Ridgecrest road. Suitable for use as 2 apartmenls. Phone 6272. (o-16-tfc) FOR RENT: Apartment furnished J or unfurnished. Steam heat with radiators. Elec, stove, elec, hot j water heater, and elec, refriger- j ator. Insulated. Third st.. phone ] 7276. Dr. J. H. Love, Black Moun- , tain. (s-4-tfc) , FOR RENT: Furnished cottage, all ] elec, kitchen. Call 7340 after 6 ' p. m. (a-28-tfc) ] FOR RENT: Furnished efficiency J apartments, cottages. Modern with ( electric kitchen, electric hot water, j couples preferred. Phone 5471. . Claude Betts. (o-4-tfc) j • For Sale FOR SALE: (1) 7x7 Scouter Tent. * New. onlv been up one time. Half price. Dial 4374, R. V. Stafford, j Black Mountain. (n-27-3tc) ^ FOR SALE: 120 Gal. Judd White- i head electric hot water heater, f good condition, reasonable. Dial t 9252, Sarge’s Restaurant, (n-27-c) v FOR SALE: 9-picce Duncan Phyfe - mahogany dining room suite, couch, kitchen cabinet, wood and coal range and other household pieces. Phone 5794. (n-20-tfc) I FOR SALE: Slightly used Allen \ coal and wood range, used in ‘ kitchen of First Baptist church. 1 If interested contact Clarence Wil- < son. phone 3244 or Frank Hudson, i nhnnp 8582 fn-18-tfnl . FOR SALE: Used furniture. Will ] trade for cattle. Write or see R. . W. Wilson, star route, Black ( Mountain. (d-4-p) FOR SALE: Dress up your windows I with Venetian Blinds. Ca'1 us for j free estimate. Harrison Furniture i Store, Swannanoa, N. C. Phone \ 3860. (tfc) I guests: Mrs. J. R. Swann, Mrs. o W. L. Bierer, Mrs. Ben Brigman, o Mrs. Ethel King, Mrs. Willie c Houghens, Mrs. B. H. Young, Mrs. M. B. Padgett, Mrs. Lewis Ma- a loney, Mrs. Betty Ruiz, Mrs. Doris 1 Crayton, Mrs. Dot Robinson, Mrs. t Mary Knotts, Mrs. Nancy Lytle, J and visitors, Mrs. Screnshaw, £ Patty Brigman, Paul Lytle, Jerry I Jones, Dannie Roberts, Bobby and £ Junior Robinson. e Mrs, C. R. Sv.ann visited rela- I tives in West High Point the first I of the month. c The cottage prayer service of e Azalea was held at the home of Mrs. Luther Worley, Thursday, ( Nov. 20. Those attending: Mrs. c Octiva Shelton, Mrs. Pauline Law- t son, Mrs. Erwin Gowan, Mrs. Mar- >] tha Lamb, Mrs. George Stevens, j and Rufus Jackson. j Mrs. Harriett Sluder of Alex ander celebrated her 100th birth- , day Thursday, Nov. 20. She had ] open house to all friends. Those , visiting her from Azalea were: j Mrs. Walter Cooper, Mrs. George Stevens, Mrs. Harvey Bowman, ] and her granddaughter, Mrs. Wal- ] ter Radcliff, and later in the after- ( noon S. T. Lewis. Birthday cake and punch were served. The W. M. U. of Berea Baptist ' church met at the home of Mrs. M. J. Carter. The program was opened by Rhena Ray. Royal ser vice program was presented by Mrs. Carter. After program re freshments were served to Mrs. H. C. Creasman, Mrs. Bertha Nichols, Mrs. Hobert Chapman, Mrs. Beula Davis, Mrs. Jack Cor delia, Mrs. M. J. Carter, Mrs. Rhena Ray, Mrs. Donald Date man, and one visitor. A son was born Nov. 18 to Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Heaterly of Char lotte. Mr. Heaterly is a son of Mrs. Fred Watson of Cregg Cir cle, Cteen. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lewis of Azalea have had as guests, Sgt. William Peace and Sgt. George W. Hill. Sgt. Peace is Mrs. Lewis’ cousin and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Peace of Rutherford ton. Sgt. Hill is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hill of 56 Burton street. West Asheville. Thev have returned to Ocean Side, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lowe have moved to Cregg Circle, Oteen. Mrs. Paul Case of Azalea, vis ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Davis of Candler. The Rev. and Mrs. A. 0. Smith of Berea church were called to Georgia last week due to illness of Mrs. Smith’s sister. The joint meetings of Circles 1 and 2 of Bethel church was Monday Nov. 17. The vice pres ident, Mrs. Wylma Glass, was in charge of the program. Taking part were Mrs. Annie Nicely, Mrs. Helen Clark and Mrs. Lil lian Allison. Two hymns were sung by the group “Fairest Lord Jesus” and “The Kingdom is Coming.” Mrs. Robert Meadows led the group in prayer. Mrs. Lillian Allison presided over the business session. A bazaar was decided on for Dec. 5 to be held at church. Both circles will hold Christmas parties at the church on Dec. 16. A rummage sale was discussed, date to be set later. The group was dismissed by Mrs. Annie Nicely. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Reddick, Jr. of Penn sylvania. Mr. Riddick is the son Real Estate “16 YEARS CONTINUOUS SERVICE” Specials . . . j OUTSIDE TOWN LIMITS: New cottage, 4 rooms, bath, oil heat, lot facing hard surface 71 ft. with depth 240 ft. $7,500. Summer cottage in ideal setting, some furnishings, electricity, looks down on river, 8 acres. $2,600. Near golf course and Lake Tomahawk, equal to new, 3 nice lots, garage, fruit and garden, nicely landscaped. $8,500. Modern 6 room bungalow, convenient to store and bus service, hot water stoker heat. $8,500. R. S. Eckles Box 794 — Black Mountain, N. C. Dunwr office 3621 I riV/llCi Residence 7344 Member Asheville Board of Realtors ^OR SALE: Maternity dress, size 6. Wood or coal range, SI2. Ice lox, $3. Phone 6711._(n-27-e) 'OR SALE: Hardwood, cut any ength. Delivered if wanted, at easonable price. Also bacon type iigs. See Howard Harris, old ,akey Gap road, 2 miles south of (lack Mountain. (a-13-tfc) 'OR SALE: It’s early for Christmas >ut here’s a Christmas present for omeone. New cedar shingled cot age 2 bed rooms,- living room, din ng combination, heatilator fire dace, fully insulated, corner lot acing golf course, beautiful view. Vi 11 sell this property for what we lave in it. Call Ray McSwain 5834 r Bill Holcomb 7340 (O-23-tfc) OR SALE: Gold Seal Linoleum, 11 size rugs. Call us for free esti late on plastic tile. Harrison urniture Store, Swannanoa, N. C. hone 3860.(tfc) 'OR SALE: Fresh eggs, sourwood oney comb or extract pound sec ion. Kenneth Davidson, Lake ’ood. Black Mtn., phone 4053. (a-21-tfc) C 0 L 0 RID lodern six-room house, elec ricity. bath, telephone avail ble. Seven acres finest farm and in Buncombe county, mall tenant house and out milding. Low down payment, /alley Realty & Insurance co. )ial 7111 i Wanted [ELP WANTED: We need a man ■art time who knows how to re air electric refrigerators—good farm shop to work in. Tyson 'urn. Co. Dial 4381. (n-13-tfc) f Allen Riddick, superintendent f High Point Bending Chair Co. f Azalea. The W.M.S. of Swannanoa met t Chunn’s Cove Baptist church, he adult group studied “Scat ;red Abroad,” teacher, Mrs. erry; Y. W. A., “Rainbow outh,” teacher, Mrs. Roberson; ntermediate class, “Clash of words,” Rev. 0. A. Smith, teach r; Juniors, “Birthday Wish,” lev. Frank Hopkins, teacher; 'rimary class, “A Lie for Mal om,” Mrs. Ben Brigman, teach r. Oteen Baptist church held the lottage Prayer service Satur ay, Nov. 22, at the home of ilma Roberson on Church road, ’hose attending: Mrs. Roberson, Irs. Ethel King, and Mrs. M. B. ’adgett. Oteen Baptist church will have covered dish supper Thursday, Jov. 27 at the church. Supper fill begin at 5:00, service at 7:30 ollowed by film strips. Deer hunters of Azalea have iad no luck so far. They are ’ayer, Theodore, Frank, James, 5us, Jimmie, Theodore Royer, Troy ind Roy Lewis and Ben Brigman, ind Roy Nanney. Let’s hope they till one for Thanksgiving. The W. S. C. S. of Azalea :hurch held a bazaar and supper it the church Nov. 21. It was a success and proceeds will be used for Christmas trees and gifts for small children of the church. The W. S. C. S. of Azalea church met at the home of Mrs. Lonnie Shelton on Bull Mountain road Nov. 18. The program opened with the group repeating the Lord’s prayer. Mrs. R. L. Dyer reading the Scripture, Matthew 5:13-17. Mrs. Wallace Stevens read the purpose of the W. S. C, S. Mrs. George Stevens gave a talk on “Taking the Church to the People.” Hymn, “What a Friend’ was sung. Mrs. Lonnie Sheltor gave a talk on “Brides Go tc School in India.” Hymn, “Let the Lower Lights Be Burning.” Mrs J. L. Bryant gave a talk on “Find ing a Mother.” In closing the meeting Mrs. V. G. Sorrells hat prayer. After the meeting Mrs Shelton was presented with sur prise gifts from each member Two new members joined. The; were Mrs. Lee Stevens and Mrs Wallace Stevens. Refreshment were served while the member made plans for supper and to bu; new stove for church basement Plans were made for Mrs. Helei Sorrells, Mrs. Clara Peeler, am Mrs. V. G. Sorrells to visit Mrs Laura Creasman. Those presen were: Mr. Dyer, Mrs. George Stev ens, Mrs. Wallace Stevens, Mrs Lee Stevens, Mrs. Walter Cooper • Notice DOGS: For pick-up of stray, un wanted and unidentified dogs, cal] or write County Dog Warden, Health Dept., Asheville, phone Asheville 7611 between 9 a. m. and 5 p.m. CONFINE animals be fore calling.(j-19-tfc) • Miscellaneous MAKE S50 AND UP each week. Take orders for America’s largest selling, nationally advertised LIQUID FERTILIZER. No invest ment. Commissions paid daily. Send only $1 (refunded on first order) for full sales kit and sample. “NaChurs”, 90 C Monroe St.. Marion, Ohio. (d-ll-p) WINTER IS HERE. Don’t put off having your furnaces oil heaters, and boilers checked now. Will also do repair work. Price for cleaning oil heaters, S5.00. floor furnaces, $6.00. hot air furnaces, $12.00. hi pressure boilers, $7.00. Day Phone 579,1. Nights 7174. Woody Stepp. (O-23-tfc) A GOOD SIGN - - means good bus iness. Have Post-Ad Sign Service do your work on walls, windows or trucks. Prompt service, good work at reasonable prices. See Paul Hamilton, Green Bldg., Broadway street. (s-ll-tfc) Will Service Washing Machines, electric ranges, and all types of electrical appliances. Day phone 5793, night 7174. Woody Stepp. (m-29-tfc) PEN WOMEN BAZAAR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6 The Asheville branch of Pen Women are having a bazaar all clay Saturday, Dec. 6, at the Little Art Gallery, \2Vz Wall St., Ashe ville. There will be paintings, large and small, Christmas cards, books, Chinese and Mexican rare objects, aprons, candies, preserves, cakes and many othtr items suit able for Christmas gifts. The public is invited to come in and look around. Mrs. J. L. Bryant, Mrs. Herman Fender, Mrs. Pauline Lawson, Mrs. Helen Sorrells, Mrs. Clara Peeler, Mrs. V. G. Sorrells, Mrs. Betty Sorrells, Mrs. Carolyn Lewis, Mrs Shelton, Mrs. Jessie Lawson, Mr Lonnie Shelton, Mr. Walter Coop er, Mr. Royer Lewis, Carolyn Bry ant, Diana Brown, Dennie Law son, Nancy Stevens, Patsy anc Judy Sorrells, Jimmie Ray Law son, G. C. Shelton, Mickey Brown Gary Stevens, Donald Lee Stevens The next meeting will be held a the church, Dec. 16. W. S. C. S. Circle No. 2 of Beth el Methodist church met Tuesday Nov. 18 at the church. An inter esting program on “Evangelism’ was presented by members. Christ mas party of both circles will bi held Dec. 16. A short progran and business meeting will be hel< for Circle No. 2 at 7:30 befor the pa rty. A report was give: on subscriptions for Holland Mag azines and church bazaar to b held Dec. 5. Chairman for bazaa will be Mrs. Allen Reed. Mrs. Ul Armstrong and Paul Allison t be in charge of the food. Mrs Wylma Glass, Mrs. Bea Meadow and Viola Clai'k to be in charg of table arrangements. A Christ mas project for Circle No. 2 wi be giving clothing to needy fam ily in the community. There wer 15 members present and three vis itors. Refreshments were serve by Mrs. Margaret Ray, hostess c November meeting. COMING HOME Russell Rowland of Wake Foi est College will spend the Thanks giving holidays with his parent Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Rowland an Toni. Clear The Attic —WANT AD! Whisnant’s Specialty Cleaners W. M. Wisnant, Prop. ★ GARMENTS CLEANED AND BRIGHTENED r WITH DUPONT PERCLENE ALTERATIONS ONE DAY SERVICE t “The Home of Beautiful Cleaning” Oteen, N. C. Phone 2-2231 GOT A HAULING JOB! CALL US FOR FAST AND CAREFUL SERVICE Gudger’s Transfer MOUNTAIN VIEW TEXACO STATION Black Mountain Phone 9254 Subscription Campaign Will Close Monday The contest being conducted by the student of the Swannanoa school for subscriptions to the Black Mountain News will close Monday, Dec. 1. All subscriptions must be in the hands of the contest manager by 4 p. m. Monday in order to count toward the three five dollar prizes being offered to the primary, ele mentary, and high school room with the greatest number. Any citizen of Swannanoa or of the community may sign up now and credit his subscription to the room of his or her choice. The rooms keep one-half the money to be used as the students decide. The prize money is in addition to the commission of one-half paid on each sub. More About— As We See From Page 4 “Old Black Mountain” will be very proud when they march on the field Thanksgiving Day. I -o Scholastic Records 12th Grade: “A” Average: Da vid Mundy, Ann Sawyer, Anne Marie Molloy, and Steve Kaplan. “B” Average: Andy Cook, Stuart Nanney, Arnold Jones, Winston Riddle, Shirley Mull, Bet ty Austin, Rose Candler, Valene Cooper, Emilye Hawkins, Sara Martin. Yvonne Nanney, Thelma Payne, Dorothy Taylor, Madge Wilhide, Celeste McCall, and Peg gy Williams. 11th Grade: “A” Average: William Price and Barbara Nes bitt. “B” Average: Paul Wright, Billy Bradley, John Corkran, Wil liam Perry, Judy Capps, Billie Go forth, Betty Harris, Eleanor Jus tus, and Sarah Raines. 10th Grade: “A” Average: Nan cy Thompson, Kenneth Elliott, Katherine Bailey, and Joyce Justus. “B” Average: Pansy Melton, Caroline Pittman, Patty Tyson, Milton Hambey, Clark Nanney, John Williams, Sara Dickens, Scot ty Gregg, Mary Frances Kelly, and Julia Kerlee. 9th Grade: "A” Average: Myrna Bartlette, Irene Blevins, and Marylin Morris. “B” Average: Vincent Bellies, Loretta Allison, Betty Jean Ball, Betty Burnette, Guenetta Gaha gan, Sara Gouge, Charlotte Knoef el, Marie Melton, Shirley Mc Guire, Imogene Plemmons, Grace Robinson, and Josie Surrett. Give Thanks During this Thanksgiving sea son, may each of us set aside one portion of the day for prayer; one part out of our daily routine to remember our Maker and Giver of all our blessings. It has been said that “The family who prays to gether stays together.” If this is true, then the “nation who prays together stays together,” but the peace and understanding must take root in the home. I am reminded of a quotation by Amelia Josephine Burr which seems to fit the occasion: “Sure it’s the same old riddle To be puzzling kings and queens Which are the things that matter And which are the other things.” Put those other things aside for a while and concentrate on the things that matter, and thank God you are free to do it. Clear The Attic —WANT ADS! Business --- Professional --- Service DIRECTORY • PLUMBING Philip S. Stevens PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTOR 117 Cherry Street , Black Mountain, N. C. i - • WHERE TO EA” ‘ ANN’S CAFE Cherry St. — Black Mountain. 3 We Specialize in Home Cooking e And All Good Things to Eat 1 Phone 7220 0 • AUTO SERVICE i f MOUNTAIN VIEW TEXACO SERVICE • Washing •Greasing • Tire Repair • Accessories Phone 9254 — State St. George M. Gudger VISIT OUR TOYLAND Western Auto Associate Store 118 Broadway Black Mtn. Phone 5671 MAC'S TIRE & SUPPLY CO. AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES Household Appliances Hardware - Paints Sporting Goods - Wheel Goods Swannanoa, N. C. Phone 7283 • PHOTOGRAPHERS Gragg Studio 100 Church St. Phone 5951 GRIST & HAMMER MILL Open Tuesday & Saturday TOLL ONLY Owned and operated by BUILDO INDUSTRIES Ridgecrest Highway • Business Machines Used Typewriters and Adding Machines JOHN LOVE 206 Montreat Road Phone 7120 Bulldozer Service BULLDOZER & SHOVEL WORK PHONE 4926 T. K. BROWN • Wrecker Service WRECKER SERVICE McMurray’s Chevrolet COMP A N Y Black Mountain, N. C. Day Phone Nite Phone 31» 5192 • Electricians UNIVERSAL APPLIANCES R. W. COOK Electrical Contractor Phone 3 0 8 2 Black Mountain, N. C. • Insurance E. E. WHITE’S INSURANCE AGENCY 212 State St. — Phone 3191 Black Mountain, N. C. • Cleaners Blue Ridge Cleaners Black Mountain, N. C. Phone 4 13 1* Expert Work -- Moderate Prices CLEANING ft LAUNDRY Pick-Up ft Delivery • Supplies buIldo SLUMP BLOCK & BRICK | Manufactured at BLACK MOUNTAIN LUMBER COMPANY Radios—Repairs RADIO-TELEVISION REPAIR SERVICE Now in my 7th Year Opposw The Post Office GOFF'S Phone 4301 Garages FOR EXPERT AUTO REPAIR! CALL CASH GARAGE State Street - Black MounW>] Phone 5611 • Building Materials READY MIXED CONCRETE Accurate — Economic#! Speedy Reed & Abee Biltmore, N. C.—Phone 3-64- ] Eagle Insulating L°: Eagle Richer Home Insnj* Asheville, North Carol® “Job Engineered For Your Home Phone 3-0946 29 McIntyre Building, Taxicab BrooksL 2 Cal Every Passenger Ii'sure PHONE 7195 BLACK MOUNTAIN BILL, NANCY POLLARD OBSERVE BIRTHDAYS The W. B. Follard home on the Montreat road was the scene of a gay time Monday afternoon, when Bill celebrated his sixth birthday and Nancy her fourth, with a party given by their mother. The dining table was attractive ly decorated with pink and laven der streamers hanging from above and fastened to the corners. A large cake decorated in pink and lavender centered the table. Betty Pollard directed the chil dren'in playing “pin the tail on the donkey,” “nursery rhyme game, and “putting clothespins in a bot tle.” At the close of the party the hostess served ice craem, cup cakes with a lighted candle on each, punch and candy, in small baskets. Those enjoying the oc casion were: David Soloman, Kay Francis Wright, Coleman Wright, Leigh Brittain, Carol Jean Hall, Sandra Carol White, Phillip Bern hardt, Sharon Gail Adcock, Glen da Beth Lakey, Gary Summey, Patty Rayfield, Michael Rayfield, Tommy Nesbitt, Kathleen Nesbitt, Mrs. j. T. Simpson, Mrs. Woody, Betty and the honorees. Mrs. Simpson assisted Mrs. Pollard with the serving. Those unable to attend but who sent gifts were: Sarah Jane Good son, Bobby Smith, and Nancy Gregory. HATCH'N PATCH CLUB HATCHES UP PLANS FOR CHRISTMAS BASKETS The Hatch ’n Patch club met Friday night in the home of Mrs. Steve Uzzell for a business meet ing and bridge. Mrs. Carl Kerlee, Jr., a member of the Junior Woman’s club, talked on the children’s home in Greens boro. Food and gifts were brought by members for the club’s Christ mas cheer baskets. Plans for the Annual Christmas dinner to be held Dec. 18, at the home of Mrs. Harrie Danenhower were made. A dessert course was served by the hostess to Mrs. Gustova Brown, Miss Martha Covin, Mrs. Kerlee Mrs. Ray McSwain, Mrs. Danen hower, Mrs. Ross Taylor, Mrs. Chester Sobol, and Mrs. Carl My ers. For A Wonderful Thanksgiving! Our shop is bursting out all over with fresh, beau tiful, nursery-grown flowers perfect for the Thanksgiv ing table. Say “Happy Thanksgiving” to your hostess with a beautiful centerpiece. Seawrighl Florist COTTON AVENUE Vi Block East of Montreat Rd. Black Mountain, N. C. Phone 7325 Look at your floors... • . « or perhaps you’d rather not? It’s time, then, to be thinking about new linoleum, You’ll be delighted with our selection of patterns and colors in genuine inlaid Nairn Linoleum, You’ll be pleasantly sur prised, too, at the low cost of this truly fine linoleum. Why not come in today and make your selection., We make the Complete In stallation. Factory Trained Mechanics insure you an A-l job. Modern tools and equipment to do the job better and quicker at less cost. Call 4381 - We will be glad to come to your home and give you an estimate without obligation. EASY PAYMENT TERMS ESTIMATES FREE Call 4381 Tyson Furniture; Company “It’s Thrifty To Trade, At Tyson’s” Black Mountain

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