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SWANNANOA NEWS
MRS. M. C. TAYLOR, SWANNANOA EDITOR
BOX 2 5 5 PHONE I 9 9 I
Society — Personals — Clubs — Churches
uji sift «o.Q..a au u o a
The Altar Society of St. Mar
garet Mary's Catholic church me*.
Monday night, April 13 n the
rectory with Mrs. Alma Let 'ti
and Mrs. Otto Herman as he
tessee. Flan.- were made for a
covered diih supper at the Swan
nanoa Community center on Wed
nesday night, April 22 at 6:30. It
was voted to have a bake a.‘ in
May Following the business.,' Jp
cakes and offee were serve-; by
the hostess - to Mr- I. >•
Mrs. George Dougherty, Mrs.
Ralph Magnant. Mrs. Annand
Lizette, Mrs. Denver Harbin arc
Mrs. William Berner.
General Meeting of W. M. ( .
The genera! meeting of the Wo
men’s Missionary Union of the
First Baptist church met Tuesday
night, April 14, with thirty-- ;x
members of the various circles at
tending. The meeting was opened
with singing “Rescue The Perish
ing" and repeating the W. L.
wa'xfcword in unison. Mrs. f rec
Davidson, president, conducted the
business session and reports were
given by the Community Mission
chairman from the circle-, of ac
tivities engaged in during the past
month. Members were asked to
turn in the Progress Fund at the
May meeting. After singing “Must
Jesus Bear the Cross Alone,' the
meeting was turned over to the
Neale Young circle who presented
the program on ‘ Our Neighbor
Mexico.’ Mrs. M. C. Taylor gave
the devotionals from I Corinthians
16:1-9. Mrs. Grady Melton pre
sented a most interesting talk on
the “Country of Mexico, Our
Neighbor and the People of Mex
ico." Mrs. D. L. Shaver told of
a Mexican family and how \ ictor
accepted Jesus as his Saviour.
Mrs. Bob Carson presented the
“'Place of Women In Mexico,’ and
Mrs. Shaver gave the conclusion.
The meeting was dismissed with
prayer by Mrs. Harry McPeters.
Presbyterian Women of
the Church.
The Presbyterian Women of the
SWANNANOA
Weekly Calendar
Friday, April 24—Cub Scouts,
pack meeting, Presbyterian
church, 7:30 p. m.
Sunday, April 20—Church sched
ules: First Baptist—? S-, 10:
worship, 11; B. T. L .. 7:00; wor
ship, 8:00. Rev, C. W. Smith,
pastor.
FVee Will Bapt.=t—S. S-, 10;
worship, 11; radio broadcast 2:30
to -tat or. WISE: V. P. L„
fr.'o0; song service. 7:13; roe;
-age, 7:45. Rev. Wayne Smith,
pastor.
Presbyterian—S. S., 10; worship,
11; evening worship, 7:30. Rev.
C. W. Bates, pastor.
C.nurch -f the Nazarene: S. S..
10: worship, 11; N. Y. P. S.,
0:45; message. 7:30; revival will
continue through tonight with
Rev. Sammy Martin from Tre
vacca college, preaching.
Monday, April 27—American Home
group of W man's club meets at
the club house. 8:00 p. m. Mrs.
Mary Steele, Mrs. Arnold Pow
ell and Mr-. Grace Lewis, hos
Bov- of Woodcraft, W. O. W.
hall, 7:00.
Tue- iay, April 28 — c inbeams
First Baptist church, 3:45. Jr.
G. A., First Baptist church, 4:00.
Wednesday, April 29—Prayer ser
vice First Baptist; Free Will
Baptist: Presbyterian; Church
of the Nazarene. 7:30.
Thursday, April 30—Annua! ban
quet of Women’s club to be held
at Hillbilly restaurant at 7:00.
Husbands are invited and pro
gram arranged.
R. A., First Baptist church, 4:00.
Boy Scouts, Scout hall, 7:15.
Church met Monday night at eight
at the church with Circle No. 1
as hostess. Mrs. Charles Porter
president, presided and the meet
ing was opened with prayer. Dur
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ing a brief business session cr.rci€
chairmen gave encouraging re
ports '■{ the work done during
the pas*, f.-cal year. Mrs Porter
E*re=,ed the importance of every -
■re'- atter. iing the Presbjrterial
be held at Sviva or: April w.*r.
registration beginning a*. n:r.e
o’clock. Mrs. Carrie Porter pre
sorted an interesting program on
"My Church -- Worship," after
wh.Vfi refreshments were served
in the dining room to some thirty
members attending. The Ma*.
meeting w... tie h* . i at Mrs. It. M.
Connelly's with Mrs. Sam Alex
ander as co-hostess.
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs Vesta Calloway
and Char-. f Newport News,
Ya., and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Callo
way art Elaine of Hampton. \ a.,
were at home last week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Calloway. They
dr ve down for the funeral of an
aunt on Saturday. Mrs. Vivian
Haml;n wr ■ diet suddenly at her
home Thursday morning about one
o'clock at Mars Hill. Mrs. Hamlin
was a s.ster of Virgin GaLoway.
Aubrey Aiken, son .f Mr. and
Mr:-. Waiter Aiken, of Swannanoa.
who is a dental technician sta
tioned with the Air Force at Ama
rillo, Texa-. is spending a fifteen
dav furlough a: home. He will
leave Monday to return to his
base. . . * , ...
George Coggins is seriously ill
at Mission hospital.
Barbara Bennett returned to
school Monday after being s;c-k a
few days last week.
inn Walker has been sick with
an infected sore throat for sev
eral days. She returned to school
Tuesday.
J. P. Bennett is improving right
much at his home.
Mrs. W. C. Nelson returned from
California last Wednesday afte'
seeing her husband leave for over
seas duty. She went to work in
the office of Pearlman's Railroad
Salvage Co. on Monday and will
be staying at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ben
nett.
Lt. Fred Nichols, Jr., a jet pilot
en route from Moody Air Force
base at Valdosta, Ga., to Shaw Air
Base at Sumter, S. C., where he
will be for 13 weeks, is spend
ing two weeks at home with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nich
ols, 72 Richmond ave.
The Intermediate G. A. s of the
First Baptist church visited Mrs.
George Jones last Saturday eve
ning and took her a basket of fruit.
BUCKEYE COVE
By Mrs. Clyde Pickens
Prof, and Mrs. Elmer O. Hoff
man of Schenectady, N. Y., were
visitors last week at the Jims
Branch home of Capt. and Mrs. N.
B. Hulbert. Prof. Hoffman was a
former physics instructor of the
Captain’s and for many years was
principal of the Schenectady High
school. Later he was associate
professor of physics at Union col
lege. Schenectady, and prominent
in war time scientific research in
the world famous GE laboratory.
The Hoffmans on their first visit
to Western North Carolina were
delighted with the mountain coun
try and expressed the wish to re
turn for an extended stay in the
vicinity of Black Mountain. Mrs.
Hoffman is a decendant of the
Linvilles of the Linville Falls re
gion and was looking forward to
a visit to that section on their
trip north.
Mrs. Frederick Volbeda and
daughters. Millie. Mary and Mar
tha, spent their Easter vacation
with friends in Herndon. Va.. at
the home of Chaplain and Mrs.
Harris Howe. Two days were spent
sightseeing in Washington, D. C.
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On 'heir return ti p they vis;u
friends in ArhngMn. Va.. then
-•npped for a few hours in Cha'
lottesville. Va to -ee Monticeilo
»he home of Thomas Jefferson
Recer.* overn.iht guests in :h'
h<-,m‘ "of Mrs Frederick Volbed;
were Mr. and Mrs John Ebbers of
Edmonton Alberts. Canada
Sh.riev Bell spent Monday night
April 13" with Jo Ann Surrett. They
had a wonderful time attendin
the circus
Mr- Bud Lyda visited with her
daughter Mr- Sam Fortune, sev
era! dav? last week
Mr and Mr- John Love of Black
Mountain were Sunday guests of
Mr and Mrs Jim Pelton on Jim
Branch.
M>- Peggy Anne Randall, daugh
ter of Mrs A. B Randall of Haw
Creek is engaged to Airman First
Class James Arnold Teems, son of
Mr and Mrs J E Teems, on High
way No 70 The wedding is
planned for June
Miss Carolyn Spivey of Buckeye
won the Folklore award in the in
dividual talent competition in the
5th Mountain Youth Jamboree held
in he Asheville city auditorium
last week.
Lawrence .Herman Bates, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bates,
was recently promoted to airman
first class while serving with the
56 th strategic reconnaissance
squadron in Japan
Mr and Mrs John Neamand and
family of Sleepy Hollow on Jims
Branch road made a very good
showing in the annual Tryon horse
show.
In class No. 4. five-gaited novice
first place was Artistic King, owned
by Mr and Mrs. Neamond with
Glen Lanning. riding: Class No. 6.
five-gaited open, -hown in the five
gaits. walk. trot, canter, slow gait
and fox-trot third place was Ar
tistic King with Maddux Whitley
riding. Class No. 8. three-gaited.
shown in walk, fox-trot and canter,
second place. Vicky Lynn. Marian
Neamond. owner and rider. Class
X*#-. 1 O t fino Viomficc ol o cr
shown to appropriate four-wheel
buggy, full mane and tail, especial
ly considered of mount. Second
place President's Lady, Mr. and
Mrs. Neamond owners. Mr. Nea
mond riding. Class No 16. sweep
stakes for three-gaited horses, sec
ond place—Vicky Lynn Marian,
owner and rider and in Class No.
20. sweepstakes for five-gaited
horses, second—Artistic King, with
Whitley riding.
1st Lieut. Sam Fortune, Jr., son
of Mr Sam Fortune on Jims Branch
road, and family, left Sunday after
a week’s visit for Fort Knox, w'here
he is stationed. Mr. Fortune says
granddaughters. Patricia Gail and
Mary Louise love coming to see
grandparents.
From Azalea to Swannanoa. ev
eryone. answer your door bells
with a contribution to help con
quer cancer when one of the fol
lowing ladies comes to see you:
Mrs. Winton Com. Mrs. Kent
Hampton, Mrs. Curtis Hall and Mrs.
Clyde Pickens.
The Woman's missionary society
of the Buckeye Baptist church met
in the church on Tuesday, April
14. for its general meeting. The
meeting was opened with the sing
ing of "The Woman’s Hymn." Mrs.
Sam Pangle was in charge of the
devotional period. Mrs. Clyde
Pickens, president, presided over
the business period and Mrs. Cur
tis Hall presented the program.
“Our Neighbor. *fexieo” with Mrs.
J. E. McEIrath. Airs. J P. Owens
by, Mrs. Wesley Hawkins, and Mrs
Clyde Pickens taking part on the
program. Others attending were
Mrs. J. H. Black, Mrs. Herman
Owensby. Elizabeth Hall, Brenda
PJangle and Linda Weise.
A group of ladies and the pas
tor of Buckeye plan to attend the
annual associational W.M.U. meet
ing at Beaverdam Thursday begin
ning at 9:45.
The Emma Baker circle meets
Thursday evening. April 23, with
Mrs. W. C. Peek.
Taking part in the Associational
B.T.U. contest at First Baptist
church Sunday afternoon were Mrs.
Curtis Hall in the Adult Bible
Reading, and Elizabeth Hall and
Peggy McEIrath in the Junior
Memory work.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Padgett, visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ayers,
were visitors at Buckeye Sunday
morning.
Funeral services for Mrs. W. A
Black, 80, who died Friday after
noon at her home in Windom af
ter a brief illness were held Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Black was the
mother of Rev. J. H. Black, pastor
of Buckeye Baptist church. Other
survivors are the husband, one
daughter. Mrs. Lon Smith of Burns
ville and five other sons, Ernest
and Glenn of Marion, the Rev. Her
bert Black of Johnson City, Tenn .
Roy of Pickens, S. C., and Brady
of Windom. Among the folks at
tending the funeral from Buckeye
were, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Peek
Mrs. M. D. Gant, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Bryant, Mr. Albert Richard
son. Mr. Chas. Fortune, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Owensby, Mrs. J. E.
McEllrath and Mr. and Mrs. Mar
ion McEIrath
The Rev. H. M. Hocutt, associa
tional missionary, brought the mes
sage at the worship service at
Whei ef Eftnpf o
ii
, - , Monday His topK f""r
i;,!r Mission' of the • n«i ' v
J, ... the death of Rev Bia k
- Rev Reid Lunsford -n
;e. Bi'ck Will exchange pulp.
Jm people from Mf.
£ r -regation for ' both ^rr
fc-tsnrssr-*»
Hawkins brought h<
f*nir.- "message a Buckevc >un
evening. Apnl 19. in L' •
lar-i- ' absence. ,
v . tors at Buckeye Sunday nigh1
vr and Mrs Frernon. V. .
and Mi« SWrW
tin and Jackie
Bell p.,,,(r [K>nald Gant.
Seniors Dons f pruitt
Uurcl Allen ano ^roup of
frnrn ie amons those
Dims. Bra"" „ „h h<x>!
;rotn Swannan »a v over
,he University ol >
•hr week-end Tabor and
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Branch road e rhev re
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.. ' ,,‘V \'rv Jrni Peifon had Col
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, s , r; . home on leave from
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had 3 Sundaj dinner guest the
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