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Peekin' Through The KEYHOLE . . . With LIB By Elizabeth Dinwiddle I Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Patton an: family have move-; from 'jrove icont to their new heme or. Secorc street. ___ Mrs. Herman Tai.ey. 7:m art Terry, spent severa. tap th.s week with her parents. Mr. a* Mrs. D. E. Holmes ir Assevjle. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Reed. Sr are spend;.' £ a -.a at :n r. M.a and other points t-f F. ..-.da._ Mr. ar.d Mrs. Howar: Watkins of Durham. spent last wee*: w-.tr his parents, Mr. ar.d Mr=. Clyde Watkins. Please send me the Biac-. Moun tain New- for one year s I can read Oden Walker’s column, write= L. Gray De Haven, 1155 Durham St., Baltimore ill. Mr. Miss Harriet Wiggins of Ashe vilie, spent Sunday with her sister and family, Mr. ar. > Mr-. ; had McDonald ar.d Trad III. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jones en tertained w:t.n a dinner par.;* .a*. Sunday at their home on Vance avenue *n honor of Mr. am Mrs Jack Miibee ar.d children. Michael and Denise, of Norfolk, Va. Those present besides the bonorees were: Mr. ar.d Mrs. Emory Whitaker of Swannanoa, Mr. and Mrs. James Osteen and Gay and the host and hostess. Dr. S. M. Bittinger attended a series of medical lectures at Chap el Hill from Wednesday tv Satur day of last week. Mrs. Bittinger visited Dr. and Mrs. C. L Bi.v.rg er in Mooresvil.e during the '.me Dr. Bittinger was in Chapel Hili. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ker.ee went to i^nano-ie ^w their daughter, Miss Wiliue Kerlee receive her nurse’? cap in a spec ial ceremony held at the Presby terian hospital Friday night. Wil lie was among 60 girls who fin ished pre-clinical training at the hospital. Mrs. Joseph Todd, Jr., and son, Stevie, of Salisbury are spending some time with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Miller while Mr. Todd is away during the week on business. He returns on the week-end to be with his family here. Mrs. D. M. Connelly of Swar. nanoa, entertained the Thimble dub with a luncheon last Wednes day at her home. Those attend ( Taxi Service For Fast and DEPENDABLE 24 HOUR Service Call FRIENDLY CABS - 7272 Black Mountain, N. C. -j, Werei Ml- H. F. St in I'll y.;, Chsrl-- Spencer, Mrs D.r.s sr.ore Crawforc. Miss Isobei Sayer. Mr? John M iier and Mr? Ansar BannermaiL Mr. and Mr- Brody Warner arid ^-pvp- spent Sunday with her parents, Mr and Mrs. R. A. Smith in Morgan tor. Mr. and Mrs. Mas Tiniey are now occupying the Brody Warren apart-rent on *.-■ Oil B.acri ta;r. high- ay. Mrs O S Mar-ton if Wiliiarr-s port, Pa., arrived last Friday nomine ti accompany her i r er and sister-.n-iaw. Mr. ana Mrs. A. P. Perky ar, Gordon Craw ford to San:be2. Fia., for a two weeks vacation. Trey .--it ear... Saturday morning for Florida. David Gorsllr.e and Miss Sissy Martin of Lenoir-Rhyne college. Hickory, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dee Seagie. Dav.c is Mrs. Seagle's nephew. Mr. and Mrs. George O'Neal of Chattanooga, spent the wees-end w-ith her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Carver. Mr. and Mr.-. Jack Milbee ana children. Mier.ae. and Den.se, of Norfolk. Ya., spent the week-end with their families, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Emory Whitaker of Swarman a Mrs. James Atkins an. Becky have returned from Pr.iladeiphia where they visited her parents, Mr. and Sirs. B. N. Foster for several months. Chaplain James Skelton of the Western North Carolina Sanator ium conduci-d the 11 a. m. ser vice a. u..-. i —— church, Asheville, last Sunday. M. E. Rondel, Jon Danenbower and Bob Rondel spent tite week end at Fontana fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Hoff man of Last Resort were Sunday evening dinner guests of Dean Henry Brandes of Chapel Hill at the Battery Park hotel, Asheville. Joe Foster of State College, Ra leigh, spent the week-end with h.s sister, Mrs. James Atkins a no family. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mashburn and David of Charlotte, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Mashburr.. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hester!}' and Peggy of Hendersonville, visited her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Brit tain, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. .3 seph Todd, Sr., of Washington, D. C., will spend this week end with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Todd. Jr., and Stevie and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Milier. Mr. and Mrs. J. O V. re turned last Thursday night from a five weeks' stay in Melbourne, Fia They stopped on their way home for a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Evans and family and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Williams and son in Charlotte. Mrs. J. X. Wright was called to EUijav. Ga., last week-end due to the serious illness of her mother. M.ss Tinka Crawford will play the role of Lady Caroline in the fourth coming production of Bar rie’s “Dear Brutus,” to be present ed by the Asheville Community Theatre at the David Millard jchooi, Asheville Apr.. 9 tsrc-g. the ilth. Chapla in James E. Rteer? spent ee.-v*ra. davs ..as* "week ... Do---.a "Eugene Hudson will reruns hsme .. . -.-.•eek-er.i from Ft- Be.v.ir. Va where he held a posit:os a civjlian cler* typos- for »m« time. Mr?. Charles E. Long r.as t«-r spending - me time witr her m :-ts tr. Mrs. A. L. Powell, wk :• ser iously ill :e Grace hospital. Mor ganton. VT and Mrs Ralph Swan: ar.t Verne of Greenville. S. C-, v:s:t« Mr. and Mrs. Fran#: Hudson. ana fanwiv la;'- Sunday. Mrs. Swann •Is Mrs Hudson's niece. Herman Saunders and Wa.ter Garland are :n Raleigh this week attending to business. tv, W. Timmerman returned Monday from Augusta, where r v;?.te his father, W. 1- Tinner man, who :s senoasly ♦**« La-: Thursday evening Hamblen Pratt of Atlanta, area director of special serv.ces of \ A hospsta.s via = a dinner guest i Mr. ant Mrs C. C. Myers at their home “Ranch wood.” Chester Scbol spent last wees: High. Pe r.: attending a fisisr. ::g school ?p nsorec } N t. . Cat r.a eftate c eg-. Mr. an. Mrs. Fret Powlas and daughter; moved M ir.day fro.— Cragmor.t road t o Ores err. or.. .o make their home. ’dr. ant Mrs W.lliair Bra = we.. and family f Ashev.lle visited Mr. and Mrs Ernest Wilkinson and fa:, oiy over the week-en . Mr. and Mrs. Bober. Whitting ton and chiicrea, Dick and Joe, visited relatives in RocK.ngr.am for several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Harris and familv who have oeen res. ding n Old Fort for some time will move hack ti their home or. the Crag rraorr. road this week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Green ar.d children am: Mr. and Mrs. Bil* Green .f Roger;. .lie. Ter.n.. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Goodman and family Mr and Mr;. Caytor. Braswe.l and Roby of Morgan ton, spent Sunday with, her parents, Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. T. Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Myers were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fox, Beverly Hills. Asheville, last Friday evening. Mr. Fox is chief of Volunteer Services at Oteen and Swannanoa YA hospitals- Oth er guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Smith ar.d Hamblen Pratt of Atlanta. Mr. Smith is chief of special sendees at Oteen and Swannanoa hospitals ana Mr. Prat: i- area director of ;pec:a. sendees. Miss Ruby M. Jolllffe has re turned to her home on \ iew street after spending the winter in Mi ami. Mr. and Mr;. J. I. Cook, Sr., had their children ar.d their famines home last Sunday for a family get-to-gether. Those enjoying the occasion were: Mr. and Mrs. C.ar er.ee Cook of Azalea, Mr. and Mr.-. James Cook and .'ar.dra ' f B.ac.c Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Hal. ar.d children, Emily, Nancy and Tommy of Spruce Pine. The Halls were here for the week-er.;. CARVER SCHOOL Scouting with Troup 5u The L. n, Bear and Tiger patrol lead ers are planning a short hike tc Allen Mountain in the near future Patrol leaders are Jasper Warren Wilkins Dougherty, and Theodore Pertiller, respectively. Charles l" James is scoutmaster. Boys and girls councils are do me a splendid job of promoting better understanding and relations among the pupils of Carver Ele mentary school. (Photo By Edward L. Dupuy, Jr Elementary School Round-Up By Tar-irry Thompson — Lynda McG-a* — *•<•* ba R-dd e of M.m L. Lindsay s 7tti C'ed* a c - .3 sn Mrs. D. grade. you will to- should have - r ---.akfem Thty are worsing - '-i<h b: ks g ven to them by Mr- Martin, our school nurse. Trey are very r.teresting. This v.eei: the children are work:Cg on a * •: -rea-rfa-t unit. Trey will -ropare ar ; eat .re thing each r.ealthful breakfast >oa. M r.iay—Orar.ge ,u:ce. Tuesday—Hot whole grain ee with - .gar ar. cream. 'o' e: r. e;: a y— W r. ole wheat toas t ano Dy..ci. Thursday—Hot milk cocoa. Frida-—is a surprise. I- Mr?. N r- ::'; room, the r. Idren ar- go mg t: plant seeds lr. their milk can:ns. They also -A. .--c Billy Q- r. bark from Mrs A. Wr students are v -e t- ch.-dren of Holland ar.u'tne flood. They have also 5 tlldpU5hV ^llloWS. Ir. Mr- D. White's room they are al- studying Hi'.land and r.av-: r - e windmills out if oat meal boxes. In Miss Allen's room. Miss Ed warm showed some slide? or. the ■We -1 ward Move merit.' ’ Ir, Mrs. Rice's room, there have beer, three r.ew pupils since Christ mas. They are Ann Sneed, Hardy Lee Goss, and Christine Anderson. Mrs. Stuart's room made work r-x.-ks in five groups, W sr.ners were Tommy Sobol, Barbara Mor ris. and Douglas Owenby. Mrs. O’Connor - room .? glad to welcome Lucille Qumr.. Mrs. Beddingfield's class has been studying about the Medieval period in history. We have stud ied and drawn pictures of some of the knights, saints, monks and other things. We have learned bow the Monks made the beauti ful letters ar.d books. tsome of the pupils have copied the Ten Commandments using the beauti ful letters which the Monks used. Mrs. Beddingfield has just fin ished reading a book called “Gab riel and the Hour Book." In this we learned how Gabriel, a colored grinder and a Monk wrote an hour book for King Louis II of France to give to Queer. Ann. This book became a very precious possession of Queen Ann. We have copied a beautiful prayer by Gabriel We have ;ust bet:*' pit a man on the back than ' -:ur.; on his neck. T < ac r us—that .t .4 better to lift up a mar. tran ' Hold him down. Teach us that happiness is bound with help7 r Teach us—to kx. w that :t .5 not so much what we know a- cow well we use w.cat we k" r- Teach u;—-to let c -r relic ' ■ seen, as .amps do not talk, rather that they are seen. We pray n the Master's name, Jes:-- cr.-t. our L< :d. Amen. Dear Lord and Father of ail rr.ank.r.help me to daily find the four leaf clovers of life. I know tout I do not walk alone in the mead, *# f hfe because Thou art always a companion. May 1 find new =:urces of strength m each stem f clover plucked from the meadow of hfe. May each < UOttOUQfiUfllHU for H ope; »s: leaf of Faith * for Lot?, and God help ®* .fee leaf tadi i •In, mi n".' clover have & out yott rot to over’ook ty. Then at the end vfctnc is the pasture tea; take what I have ioeisd *■-- *■ -«ssenaber your command o. 7e-~ •e rvear. Fee-i my sheep ' *r ' hast pr: Tided and aoir w* *r.*re We pray in the name of Him *' piaate-i the seeds * -e -**--*' i:, that we might have an abuna a-t hardest. Jesus Christ, our Lora. ■ Great Ce str.al K ~c. -a.-, 3 walk the pavement that, taous fcr.us -efort have wa-ked. . Trie - ad .; steep ar.a I ---rr. t. be a.. s -- It seems t; re wet from the recent showers f tears fro ’■ the hearts of those w: have gene i-.fore. it's so hard to stand be -*use the feet are weak, .t s r.ard :: see the war is ail the heat. So. ,-rl th.s usarr. ag ' ?ht comes :;sthe darkness of pair.. walk -e and be my g-'de May - ,y grace from Your great store - Jis -f hive >. the far,?'--"*. of food to sustain my weakness. Feed one who is ir, need even as . f-.-d ths five thcusaru. in tr.e me of 33 m who broke the loaves - the nangry by tre s^ore f -a . J-- .• Chr.st. ur Lor - Ames God. Master Bc.lder of tr.e T'- verse. Designer f A., that good, teach us the apprentice to seek Pivme Guidance from Thee as w- bu it :r. tr. - life for the future house that is to be urs. Wr know that there are those who have keener tools of the intellect, vet we all are endowed with, the basic tools, so teach us how to use Often times the na is of -aia are thrust into our house and we are no: able t pu. them out. su tearh us to know that house built with wooden pegs of ease will soon rot and pass away, but that the rail- of pair, will hold against the storms which wtli lat er buffet c ur very foundation. Of ten times we are not able to set our h use or. the - .them expos ure where we can constantly re ceive the sunshine of happiness; so teach us how t kindle the fire f faith on the heanth of dev-t; .n to enable us to be warmed by flame of I ve when the winds and ♦ terms c me out ' the N Amen. —Average value of North Car olina farm land in 2952 was S121.93. compared to onh S39 09 in 1940 ILASSIFIEDS SELL-PHONE 4101 TFLEVISION ENJOYED AT tlRTHDAY PARTY Mr ia-e' iter. 'At ur ta ;• por(j entertained Hei :rea and five ‘rnal' a J inner party la'' • v,,r home in K.dir> ca *r.n versary. Karf , r own doll to the ,rs •*'»» also en" party. i joyed dan Guest.? ie afternoon. . , Ann Moore, Sar.dr* Wright and I Varn er of Ridgecrest, Lynn [ and Cheryl Burges* M' untain. = T I>u ring 1352, a tot million head of cattle w,r tcred in the United State create of 3 per cent fr.,~ . -Cottonseed meals car duced which are satisfacv,^ ’’ tern supplements for ccr. : in swine rations Look What Cropped Up in Dixie Last Year! More than 69,000 Rural Telephones Last year we added more than 69,000 rural tele phones. There are now over a half million tele phones in rural Dixie served by Southern Bell. This year approximately 73,000 more will be added. These new telephones are bringing increased efficiency of operation for Southern farmers, and closer contacts and better living for farm families. Expanding and improving rural service is a big and costly job. But we're working hard at it be cause we know how important the telephone is to the South's overall prosperity. 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