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• For Rent
FOR RENT: New house, Rhodo
dendron Ave., just completed, one
bedroom, bath, living room, kitch
en with built-in breakfast bar, ful
ly insulated, automatic oil furnace,
$40 per month. Call 6834.
(d-25-tfc)
FOR RENT: Five large rooms,
lower apartment, unfurnished,
newly decorated, modern kitchen
and bath, electric stove, automatic
water heater and o:l furnace. Well
located, close in, phone 7291.
(d-18-tfc)
FOR RENT: New apartment, 4
rooms and bath, private entrance,
electric hot water heater. Can be
seen after 3 p. m. at 103 Crag
mont road, phone 2302. (j-l-c)
FOR RENT: 2 or 3 room furn
ished apt. 2-room unfurnished apt.
Hot and cold water. Sunnyside Inn,
Montreat road, phone 3531.
(d-25-c)
FOR RENT: 3 Room house on
North Fork highway. Water and
lights, $20 per month. Ray R.
Harrison, phone 5681. (n-27-tfc)
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FOR RENT: 2-room furnished apt.
cooking range and oil stove in
kitchen, small heater in bedroom,
back porch and bath. Rooms are
large. Mrs. J. A. Padgett, Montrtat
road, phone 4063. (d-ll-tfc)
FOR RENT: Completely furnished
2 bedroom apartment. All electric
kitchen, automatic central heating
system, hardwood floors. Third
street, Dr. James H. Love, dial
7276. (d-ll-tfc)
FOR RENT: 4-room furnished
apartment in Grovcment, private
entrance, telephone, electric kitch
en and private bath. Phone 6802.
(n-13-tfc)
FOR RENT: 2-three room apart
ments. Corner of Vance and Black
Mountain Ave. Phone 4601.
(n-13-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-roont
house on Ridgecrest road. Suitable
for use as 2 apartments. Phone
6292. (o-16-tfc)
FOR RENT: Furnished efficiency
apartments, cottages. Modern with
electric kitchen, electric hot water,
couples preferred. Phone 5471.
Claude Betts. (o-4-tfc)
• For Sale
FOR SALE: Grist and Hammer
mill and corn sheller in good con
dition. Can be bought separately
or as complete unit. Buildo Indus
tries, Ridgecrest Highway, Black
Mountain. (d-25-tfc)
Tom E. Walters, Jr.
and Staff
This is your invitation to use
the Friendly Cab headquarters as
a waiting room when bus station
is closed.
Dial 7272
Friendly Cab Co.
First Door Above Bus Station
133 Cherry St. Black Mountain
FOR SAFE: Beautiful suburban
lot in quiet sunny location, with
street front, water, lights and sew
er, telephone available, in restrict
ed area. For limited time can be
had for $5.00 down and $5.00 per
month. Gill the Rev. J. T. Dot
son, Asheville, 3-3725 for appoint
ment. (j-8-c)
FOR SALE: Wood, any length.
Orders can be left at North Fork
grocery or come to mill on North
Fork road. (j-2-p)
FOR SALE: 55 gal. first class oil
drums. Dial 2064, Black Moun
tain. John Shope, Swannanoa.
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FOR SALE: Roll-A-Way bed, with
or without mattress. Reasonable.
Call 4233. (d-25-p)
FOR SALE: Tamworth pigs, with
or without papers. Contact A. L.
Simmons, Ridgecrest highway.
Phone 3401. (j-15 p)
FOR SALE: Dress up your windows
with Venetian Blinds. Call us for
free estimate. Harrison Furniture
Store, Swannanoa, N. C. Phone
3060. (tfc)
FOR SALE: Hardwood, cut any
length. Delivered if wanted, at
reasonable price. Also bacon type
pigs. See Howard Harris, old
Lakey Gap road, 2 miles south of
Black Moumain. Ca-13-tfc)
FOR SALE: Gold Seal Linoleum,
all size rugs. Call us for free esti
mate on plastic tile. Harrison
Furniture Store, Swannanoa, N. C.
Phone 3860.(tfc)
FOR SALE: Fresh eggs, sourwood
honev comb or extract pound sec
tion.' Kenneth Davidson, Lake
wood, Black Mtn., phone 4053.
(a-21-tfc)
COLORED
Modern six-room house, elec
tricity, bath, telephone avail
able. Seven acres finest farm
land in Buncombe county,
small tenant house and out
building. Low down payment.
Valley Realty & Insurance co.
Dial 7111
More About—
Town Officials
From Page 1
ways most efficient in his en
forcement of the law; co-operative
in every regard with the Town
Board and County Officials; and
at all times was most courteous
in performing his duties during all
the years he served as Chief of
Police of Black Mountain; and
“WHEREAS he will be sorely
and sadly missed by every person
of the community and especially
by our Summer visitors, who time
after time commended him to the
Board for his courteous and kind
disposition, especially in control
ling the traffic in the congested
areas of the town; and
“WHEREAS his care of the
school children in the morning
and afternoon will always be cher
ished and appreciated by the par
ents of the children; he not only
always protected them while
crossing the streets, but prevented
time after time serious accidents
that might have occured had it
not been for his untiring efforts
in their behalf.
“NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Town
of Black Mountain, in regular
meeting duly assembled, that for
and on behalf of every citizen and
resident of Black Mountain, and
from the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen, individuallly, we ex
press our sincere sympathy to his
family in the loss of our good
friend and Police Officer, Carl
Smith.
“BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that the Mayor and Board of Ald
ermen express by this method its
sincere appreciation for the
splendid work, devotion to duty,
and untiring efforts Chief Smith
displayed in carrying out his
duties; that his courteous treat
ment of all with whom he came
into contact in handling the traf
fic in congested areas; protecting
the lives of the school children
during all the time he was em
ployed by the Town will ever be
remembered by the citizens of
Black Mountain and the parents
of the school children most af
fectionately and with sincere ap
preciation.
“BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that a copy of this resolution be
mailed to the family of Chief
Smith under the Seal of the
Town; that a copy of the same
be inserted in the Minutes of the
meeting as a permanent record
and Memorial to Chief Smith; and
that a copy be given to the Black
Mountain News for publication.”
BROAD RIVER
By Mrs. M. M. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Taylor
had as guests last Sunday after
noon Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Elliott
and''Mr:r.- Boyd- ElHott- of G-pper
Cedar Creek, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ophus Jolley of Cliffside. The
party stopped by for a short visit
with Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Elliott.
Others visiting the Elliotts were
Higgins Ledbetter and son Jack,
of this community and Mr. and
Mrs. V. M. Elliott and son Dan,
of Black Mountain.
Ralph Ownbey is spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. G. Ownbey and his sisters,
Misses Alice and Edna.
E. S. Vess and son moved their
store into their new building last
week.
Mrs. Eula Harris moved to
Mumfreds Cove recently.
■ Jimmy Elliott, son of Mr. and
• Miscellaneous
MAKE $50 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)
A GOOD SIGN - - means good bus
iness. Have Post-Ad S'gn 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)
MISC: For pickup and delivery
service call Woody Stepp. Repair
work on all types of electrical ap
pliances. Price for cleaning: Oil
heaters. $5, floor furnaces $6, hot
air furnaces $12, hi. pressure boil
ers $7. Day phone 5793. nights
7174. (d-ll-tfc)
® Lost
LOST: Change purse Friday, Dec.
19. downtown district. Reward.
Call 3461. (d-23-c)
• Notice
DOGS: For pick-up of stray, un
wanted and unidentified dogs, call
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)
• PERSONAL
PERSONAL: Get divorce, won’t
be back. Not going to drive seven
miles every week to Oteen grocery
just so you can save coupons to
get free Perfection Aluminum
ware, even if it is guaranteed 25
years. Roy. (d-25-c)
Mrs. Jack Elliott of East Marion
and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. El
liott on Broad River, has been
called to the Army.
Troy Smith of the U. S. Army,
who has been visiting his sick
father, Zack Smith, returned to
Fort Bragg last week.
The road crew building the new
Bat Cave road left for their homes
last Saturday for a two week’s
holiday vacation. They plan to
complete the grading in six more
weeks after their vacation if
weather permits. The trucking
crews are laying down crushed rock
on the road from the Black Moun
tain road to the Bald Mountain
road so the school bus and the mail
can get over the road. The new
bridge across Broad River is ready
for pouring the cement, but owing
to the freezing weather we are
having it has to be postponed for
the present.
Walter Lawter and son of Alex
andria, Va., are visiting his old
home in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Elliott and
children of Old Fort, route 1, vis
ited Mrs. Elliott’s sister and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Poovey and
children in Miami, Fla., over the
holidays.
Mrs. George Moffitt of Mt. He
bron fell and broke her arm re
cently.
YOUNG PEOPLE SING
AT VA HOSPITAL, SAN
Last Sunday night the young
people of the Presbyterian church
sang Christmas carols at Moore
VA hospital and the Western
North Carolina Sanatorium.
After their return from the hos
pitals they went caroling in town.
Wanted
WANTED: 'To bf for cash, 4 or
5 room house. Lv s °rg6|CB
phone 4101 or write ox 968, Black
Mtn. w -
bee tree news
By Mrs. C. M. Howie
John Boant, his wife and little
son, arrived Sunday morning
from Michigan to spend the holi
davs with his mother, Mrs. Thomas
a ' Hall and friends.
Mrs. John Bartlett of Black
Mountain visited the Thomas G.
Halls of Bee Tree Sunday after
noon. He and his wife and
brother-in-law and his wife are
leaving Tuesday for[ Detroit to
spend the holidays with his wife s
father and mother, the Herbert
S1 Little Sharon Howie, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Howie of
Long Branch road, has been quite
sick for the past week with flu.
Lawrence and Wayne Howie
have also been sick with colds.
Mr and Mrs. J. S. Kilby spent
lct Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas G. Hall Mrs. Hall
was able to attend chuich Sun
day morning.
The Rev H. M. Hocutt. assoc
iational missionary, rendered a,
very inspiring message at the Bee
Tree Baptist church Sunday morn
\Ve were shocked to hear of the
death of Colin Bridges of the
Patton Cove section of Swan
nanoa. He was this reporter’s next
door neighbor for several years
when living on Bee Tree.
Murray Howie visited the
Thomas G. Halls Sunday afternoon.
The Bee Tree Baptist church
put on a play Sunday night at
the church entitled “The Birth
of Christ.” It surely was a nice
plav Everyone enjoyed it very
much. Santa Claus was there af
ter the play and served every
one candy, oranges and apples.
The children enjoyed him very
much. „
Mr and Mrs. Crabtree spent the
day at Mr. and Mrs. Loyn Howies
Saturday and took care of the
children while Mr. and Mrs.
Howie did their Christmas shop
P'walter Rhoads, who lived on
Long Branch, moved last Friday.
W. E. Lunsford, who went to
Michigan with his son Clarence,
returned home Sunday morning
with his daughter and son-in-law,
John Bryant.
MISS MARY RICE WILL
DIRECT PROGRAM
Sunday night at the training
union of the First Baptist church,
under the direction of Miss Mary
Rice, student union president, Blue
Mountain college, Blue Mountain,
Miss., the college students home
for the holidays will present a
program for the adults, young
people, and intermediate depart
ment at 6:40 p. m. in the auditor
ium.
At the evening worship hour
7:30 o’clock the college students
will present student night. This
program will be in charge of Miss
Rice, Miss Rita Gasperson, and
Cecil Nanney, Jr. All college stu
dents members of the church will
participate in this program. Ev
eryone is cordially invited to at
tend.
McAllister will
SPEAK SUNDAY
The Rev. Douglas McAllister of
Brazil will speak to the youth fel
lowship of the Presbyterian church
Sunday night at 6:45._
HOME THIS WEEK
Miss Ra:h Dougherty of Wash
ing.on, o. C., is spending this
week wi.h her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Dougherty.
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WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE
118 Broadway
Black Mountain, N. C. Phone 5671
HARRY HYDER, Owner
E. i. Perry Dies
At 69 Following
Long Illness
Funeral services for E. J. Per
ry, 69, were conducted in Black
Mountain Sunday at 3 p. m. by the
Rev. Wilbur A. Huneycutt, pastor
of the First Baptist church.
The deceased was borr. in Ter
quimans County, N. 0., and was
the son of the late Dr. A. Perry.
He had been living near Black
Mountain for a long time, but for
the last several years had been in
poor health.
He was buried in Tabernacle
cemetery. Pallbearers were: M. J.
Robertson, T. S. Sharp, D. F. Tay
lor, George Taylor, T. E. Lawson
and John Runion. He is survived
by one brother, E. A. Perry of this
county.
VANCE AVENUE BAPTIST
CHURCH PROGRAM WILL
BE WEDNESDAY NIGHT
The Vance Avenue Baptist
church will have its Christmas
program and tree Wednesday
night at 7:30 o’clock.
Two pageants under the direc
tion of Mrs. T. E. McCall will be
given, “Christmas Harvest,” and
“Around the World.” The children
will also take part on the program.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend.
HERE LAST WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Evans and
children Kathy and Jean of Char
lotte spent last week end with
her parents, Mr. and -Mrs. J. O.
Williams.
GUESTS OF STOUTS
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stout
daughter, Mary Jane, of Rj,.}, *
iT-o 11 i “n0
Va., will arrive Friday to SB
the holidays with Mr. Stout’s *
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. gt 1
w,0
We install fixtures in
convenient spots. Also extra
outlets, switches and circuits.
Call us for help, advice,
estimate.
experts in
MODERN LIGHTING METHODS
R. W. COOK
Phone 3082
Electrical Contractor
Black Mountain, N. C.
GOT A HAULING JOB?
CALL US FOR FAST
AND CAREFUL SERVICE
Gudger’s Transfer
MOUNTAIN VIEW TEXACO STATION
Black Mountain Phone 9254
Seawrigfet
Florist
COTTON AVENUE
Vz Block East of Montreat Rd.
Black Mountain, N. C.
- Phone 7325
Business — Professional — Service
DIRECTORY
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• PLUMBING
Philip S. Stevens
PLUMBING & HEATING
CONTRACTOR
117 Cherry Street
Black Mountain, N. C.
• WHERE TO EAT
ANN’S CAFE
Cherry St. — Black Mountain
We Specialize in Home Cooking
And All Good Things to Eat
Phone 7220
• AUTO SERVICE
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
CALL
4101
FOR
ADVERTISING
REPRESENTATIVE
• Bulldozer Service
BULLDOZER
& SHOVEL WORK
PHONE
4926
T. K. BROWN
Bull
Dozer
and
SHOVEL WORK
Top Soil & Fill Dirt
A. J. Hemphill
Dial 3501 Black Mtn.
Advertising
Doesn't Cost,
It Pays!
• Wrecker Service
WRECKER SERVICE
McMurrav’s Chevrolet
COMPANY
Black Mountain, N. C.
Day Phone Nite Phone
3141_ 5192
• Insurance
E. E. WHITE’S
INSURANCE AGENCY
212 State St. — Phone S191
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 Opposite
The Post Office
GOFF'S Phone 4301
• Garages
FOR EXPERT
AUTO REPAIR
CALL
CASH GARAGE
State Street * Black Mountain
Phone 5611
• Building Materials
READY MIXED
CONCRETE
Accurate — Economical
Speedy
Reed & Abee
ltiltmore, N. C.—Phone 3-6421
* Insulation
Eagle Insulating Co.
Eagle Pieher Home Insulation
Asheville, North Carolina
“Job Engineered
For Your Home”
Phone 3-0946
29 McIntyre Building
• Taxicab
Brookside Cab
Every Passenger Insured
PHONE 7195
BLACK MOUNTAIN