Peckin' Through The
KEYHOLE
. . . With LIB
By Elizabeth Dinwiddie
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Pvt. James B. Robinson has re
turned to Camp Gordon, Ga.. ax..er
spending a 15-day leave with his
wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs.
B. Z. Robinson of Grovemont.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Leitenberger
are spending several months with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Overing,
at Lake Worth, Fla.
Miss Marion S:mons, accompan
ied by her parents and sister, Col.
and Mrs. Wilbur J. Simons and
Grace returned last Monday to the
University School of Pharmacy,
Chapel Hill, after spending the
holiday's with her family.
Mr. "and Mrs. R. A. Simpson and
Tommy, are now occupying their
new home on the Montreat road.
Mrs. Georgia Brown of Green
ville, S. C., former resident of
Black Mountain, has been visiting
Mrs. C. R- Longcoy for the past
week.
Dr. E. K. Brake has received
his discharge from the Marine
Corps at Camp Lejeune, N. C., and
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will arrive heme Thursday, Jan. 15.
Dr. Brake has just completed two
year's duty with the Marine Corps.
Sunday night dinner guests of
Mr. and" Mrs. William Pitkin of
Jim Branch road were: Mr. and
Mrs. H. McGuire Wood.
Miss Barbara Morrow and James
X. Helgreen of Charlotte, spent
several days last week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Mor
row.
Miss Sarah Thompson of the
Western Union office, Asheville,
has accepted a three month’s trans
fer to the Lakeland, Florida, of
fice. She left the first of the week
to take over her new duties.
At the meeting of the Pisgah
Girl Scout council in the City Hall,
Asheville, last Saturday, Mrs. R.
H. Kaplan was named to serve on
the board of directors.
Pfc. Jimmy D. Robinson of
Camp Lejeune, spent the holidays
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.
Z. Robinson of Grovemont.
Miss Nancy Kester returned to
Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio, on
Sunday after spending the holi
days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Kester in High Top
Colony. The Kesters spent Christ
mas at the home of Mr. Kester's
mother in Beckley, W est \ a.
Miss Bernice Hall of Morganton,
spent several days last week at
her home “Fairlawn Lodge with
her family.
Mrs. George W. Read was hon
ored with an informal tea at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. H. M.
Wood, Saturday afternoon. Guests
included the Rev. and Mrs. J. H.
Gruver, Miss Mary MacKay, Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Rondel and Mrs.
Rondel’s mother, Miss Kate W :ck
er, Mrs. Madelon Parks, Mrs. Har
rie Davenhower and Mrs. Susan
Lee and Mrs. Bertha Hester of
Asheville.
Vollie Reed spent the holidays
with his daughter, Mrs. Ada Mc
Afee in Avery county’.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boone and
children spent the week-end with
their parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
J. J. Boone and Mrs. B. B. John
son of Rock Hill, S. C.
Mrs. Roy A. Taylor and children,
Alan and Toni, accompanied Mr.
Taylor to Raleigh last week for
the opening of the 1953 legislative
session and for the inauguration.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Settle have
returned home after visiting their
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son, Fred and his family and
friends in New \ork.
Mrs. Earl B. Baker of Baxley.
Ga., visited the Halls at Fairlawn
Lodge from Wednesday to Satur
day of last week.
Last week Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Whicker of Atlanta, visited ’
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granamotner, v.. »»•
and uncle and aunt, Mr. and -di».
Phil Glenn.
Mrs. R. E. Mumpower. hostess
at ' Sue Bennett College, London,
Ky„ spent the week-end with Miss
Sarah Kirby.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Douthit
and daughters. Betty Anne and
Wanda Gayle, spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Douthit at N’anthala. Ma
con county.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Carson and
Johnny, will leave Saturday to
attend the graduation of Mrs. ( ar
son’s sister” Miss Frances Dilling
ham at Berea College, on Sunday
afternoon. - Miss .Dillingham will
receive her degree in Home Eco
nomics.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Covin and
Miss Martha Covin left last Fri
day for an indefinite stay in Brad
enton, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Godfrey vis
ited her mother. Mrs. G. A. Mc
Elreath, in Candler last Sunday.
Mrs. Lee Tiller of Burlington is
spending a few days with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ashley.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Giard and
family spent last week-end with
the Ray Warner family in Aiken,
S. C.
Among those attending prayer
meeting at the Ervin Massey home
in Fletcher last Saturday night
were: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Burleson,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Burnette,
the Rev. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. El
bert Buckner, Mr. and Mrs. Guffy,
Misses Levon, Rachel and Mildred
Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. R. ^. Mc
Call and Mr. and Mrs. Shelton.
Miss Blonnie Pullen has re
turned after spending some time
in Durham and McCain.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sexton had
as guests last week-end Mr. and
Mrs. Orben Sexton and daughter,
Linda, Mrs. Bobby Ewing and
Hayes Baughman all of Belmont.
Mrs. Walter Platt and small
daughter, Betty Jo, left Sunday
for their home in Oak Ridge, after
spending some time with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Godfrey.
Mr. Platt came over for them and
spent the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allison re
turned the middle of last week
after accompanying their daugh
ter Elaine to the University School
of Nursing, Chapel Hill. Miss
Mary Frank Brown of Troutman
and Louis Moore of Appalachian
State Teachers College, Boone,
were week-end guests of Elaine s
before she returned to school.
Mrs. Millard Riddle spent the
week-end with the Grant Styles
family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Martin and
children, Gale, Brenda and Janice,
are visiting in Detroit, Mich., with
Mr. Martin’s sisters and their fam
ilies.
Miss Ruth C. Aleshire, state con
sultant for child welfare services,
is spending the week-end in Ra
leigh, attending the state confer
ence of social workers.
Dr. R. C. Campbell
Will Be Speaker
The annual revival for the min
isters of the Buncombe Baptist
association will be held at the First
church in Asheville, Jan. 19-23,
with Dr. R. C. Campbell of Shelby
as the guest speaker. Dr. Camp
bell is a native of North Carolina.
At one time he was pastor of the
F'irst Baptist church in Canton.
Later he went to Texas and was
pastor of the First Baptist church
at Lubock, and for a while was
secretary of the Baptist General
Convention of Texas. A recent pas
torate was at the First Baptist
church in Columbia, S. C.
The topics for his messages at
11:00 each morning will be as fol
lows: Monday, “The Pastor as
Preacher”; Tuesday, “The Pastor
and His Preparation”; Wednesday,
“The Pastor as Shepherd”; Thurs
day, "The Pastor and His Denom
ination”; and Friday, “The Pastor
and His Church Finances.’”
At 10:30 each morning messages
on the Holy Spirit will be brought
in the following order: Monday,
“The Personality of the Holy Spir
it,” Rev. C. W. Smith of the Swan
nanoa Baptist church; Tuesday,
“The Convicting and Regenerating
Work of the Holy Spirit,” Rev.
Frank B. Hopkins of the Liberty
Baptist church; Wednesday, “The
Fillings of the Holy Spirit,” Rev.
C. D. Bessinger of the Grace Bap
tist church; Thursday, “The Teach
ing Ministry of the Holy Spirit,”
Rev. Roy R. McCulloch of the
Mount Carmel Baptist church; and
Friday, “Erroneous and Danger
ous Teachings of Holiness Groups,”
Rev. W. C. Russell of the Beaver
dam Baptist church.
Rev. Charles Jollay of Ridge
crest will be in charge of the music
each morning. The following men
will act as chairmen of the morn
ing services: Monday, Rev. J. B.
Grice, retired; Tuesday, Rev.
Ralph R. Hensley-, Cumberland
Avenue Baptist church; Wednes
day, Rev. Ollie G. Matthews, Bev
erly Hills Baptist Mission; Thurs
day, Rev. Grady- H. Hamby, Oak
ley Baptist church; and Friday,
Rev. 0. L. McGinnis of the Victory
Baptist church. The following men
will be in charge of the devotional
period at 10:00 each morning;
Monday, Rev. James H. Black,
Buckeye Baptist church; Tuesday,
Rev. Z. W. Rotan, Enka Baptist
church; Wednesday, Rev. H. E.
Benfield, Gashe’s Creek Baptist
church; Thursday, Rev. Reid Luns
ford, Ridgeway Baptist church;
and Friday, Rev. W. T. Connor,
Pole Creek Baptist church.
Rev. W. Brady Archer of the
F rench Broad Avenue Baptist
church is chairman of the program
SPEAKING OF HOMEMAKING
By Mrs. Elizabeth Parham, Home
Carolina Power & Light Co
Service Representative of
sAUCES FOR FISH. MEAT
and poultry
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make foods more attractive to the
eye and to the paiate, and thus
stimulate appetite, aid digestion
and improve nutrition.
Southern Barbecue Sauce
*■2 cup butter
1 tsp. brown sugar
2 tbsp. chopped onion
2 tbsp. Worcestershire saucb
2 tbsp. chili sauce
4 slices lemon
1 green pepper, chopped
committee, and others serving with
him are Rev. C. A. Rhyne of Black
Mountain, and Rev. W. Perry
Crouch i f the First Baptist church
in Asheville.
The Finance Committee is com
posed of Rev. Nane Starnes, West
Asheville Baptist church, chair
man: Rev. Reid Lunsford, Ridge
way Baptist church; Rev. M. D.
Smith, Hominy Baptist church; and
Rev. Grady H. Hamby, Oakley
Baptist church.
Rev. H. B. Fisher of the Bilt
more Baptist church is chairman
of the Entertainment Committee,
and Rev. O. L. McGinnis of the
Victory Baptist church and Rev.
W. G. Russell of the Beaverdatn
Baptist church will assist him.
Those in charge of publicity are
Rev. H. M. Hocutt, chairman; Rev.
Frank B. Hopkins, Liberty Baptist
church, and Rev. Warren Burleson,
White Rock Baptist church.
Each night during the week of
January 19-23, Dr. Campbell will
speak at the First Baptist church
in Asheville. His sermon topics
for the evening meetings will be
Monday, “The Compulsion of Com
passion’; Tuesday, “Removing
Mountains”; Wednesday, “Mid
night and N'o Light”; Thursday,
“Running from God”; and Friday,
“Distance That Makes N’o Differ
ence.” Dr. W. Perry Crouch of
the First Baptist church will be in
general charge of the night ser
vices.
All these services, both morning
and evening, will be open to any
and all who will attend. The pub
lic is cordially invited.
1 cup vinegar
Combinue all
11 ineredier
mix thoroughly. 1
pan and simmer un
stirring constantly
until ready to usi
cups barbecue sau
veal and pork, in the form o.
roasts, chops or steaks, are g
braised in this sauce. Cnicker.
mav also be used.
Mushroom Sauce
3 tbsp. fat
5 tbsp. flour
2 cups stock
Salt and pepper
1 cup mushrooms, fresh or
canned.
Make a brown sauce f fat. fmur
and stock. Season; add mush
rooms and cook four minutes for
canned, ten or fifteen minutes for
fresh ones.
tj cup minced onion
3 tbsp. fat
1 tbsp. minced parsley
3 tbsp. flour
1^ cups beef stock
Cook the onion with the fat un
til slightly browned. Stir ;n the
flour, then add the stock and pars
ley. stirring constantly. Serve
wifii beef. _
Onion Sauce
MRS. W. W. PRESTON
HAS CIRCLE PROGRAM
Mrs. J. O. Williams and Mrs.
M. C. Burnette were hostesses to
Circle No. 2 of the Presbyterian
church Tuesday afternoon. .Jan. *■
a: the Williams home, Church
street. Mrs. H. 13. Cra^'ord,
chairman, presided. Mrs. W " •
Preston, presented a combined pro
gram and Bible study taken from
Colossian-. 'How Does Your Re
ligion Show in the Home?" and
“In the Community?”
A social hour and refreshment -
were enjoyed following the pro
gram. Members attending were:
Mrs. C. C. Dougherty, Mrs. Fan
nie Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mary Har
shaw, Mrs. Albert Kissling. Mrs.
Ida Morrow, Mrs. C. D. Miller,
Mrs. John McMillan, Mrs. A. F.
Tyson, Jr., Miss Mary Stephenson.
Mrs. E. M. Steele, Mrs. S. L.
Woodward, Miss Lydo "
Crawford and the hostesses. Mr..
Preston was a vvsitor._
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By Ann Walker
Anna Louise Has Birthday
v- and Mrs F C Morgan of
Swannanoa entertained t he i r
dr.:shier, Anna Louis1’. w* n a
; ,r hday party Friday. Jan 2. at
the Buckner buildinj. The guests
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Fraternal Order
Meeting Schedule
MASONS
Black Mountain Lodge No. 663
ip & AM. Stated Communica
tions First Friday of each month,
, 0-) p.M. John Boring. Master
Swannanoa Lodge No 561 AF &
AM stated communication first
Thursday each month. Masonic
hail, old post office building Ted
Smith, master.
ORDEB OF EASTERN STAR
Black Mountain Chapter No. 200
F.rst and third Tuesdays of each
month, 8:00 P.M. Mrs. Gladys
Ham, tV. M.
Swannanoa Chapter No 132. meets
second and fourth Thursday.
Masonic hall. Mrs. Margaret
Kellv. W.M.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED
AMERICAN MECHANICS
Black Mountain Council No. 145
Every Monday at 7:30 P.M.
Clarence Pegg, Councilor.
Swannanoa Camp 070
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
Swannanoa Camp 970 Woodmen
of the World meet fourth Wednes
day, 7:00 P.M. Woodmen Hall.
Buckner building, Swannanoa. D* n
Wright, council commander.
Bov- of Woodcraft, every Monday
night, 7 P.M., W.O.W. hail.
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