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Peekin’ Through The KEYHOLE . . . With LIB By Elizabeth Dinwiddie I.— Gary Carson and F. R. Neskaug ar<? attending the Agricultural Teachers' convention in Raleigh this week. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stafford went to Augusta, Ga., over the week-end to see William P. Mc Nair receive his doctor’s degree from the Medical college of Geor gia an Saturday night. Dr. Mc Nail will serve his internship in the Orangeburg General hospital, Orangeburg, S. C. Mrs. McNair is the former Miss Sue Reed of Black Mountain. The Staffords stopped in Greenwood on their way home to visit bis nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dickert. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Anderson and Robert stopped en route from Philadelphia to Montgomery, Ala., to spend several days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. An derson and Mr. and Mrs. George McElrath. Mr. Anderson has been transferred to the U. S. Naval Re serve Training Center in Mont gomery. Mrs. Hattie Burgess has gone to Palm Beach, Fla., to join her daughter, Miss Harriet Burgess, who left several weeks ago. They will make their home in Palm Beach. Mrs. Burgess was accom panied to Florida by her sister, Mrs. Pearl Hatfield of Miami. Col. David G. Wilson, Mrs. Wil son and their two sons, David Jr., and James Allan, stopped en route to their home in Fort Benning. Ga., to spend last Monday night with Misses Ann and Lvde Wil son. They were returning from Chattanooga where David Jr. was graduated from McCallies Military Academy on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Rerggrun have moved from Spartanburg, S. C., and are residing in the West Terrace apartments, West Ashe ville. Mr. Berggrun is affiliated with J. C. Penney and company. He was transferred from the Spartanburg store to Asheville. Mrs. Berggrun is the former Miss Marilyn Cook of Black Mountain. Mr and Mrs. Norman Surrett , will celebrate their wedding anni- . versary on June 10. Austin Cooley of State college, !■ Raleigh, has arrived home for the li summer. His mother, Mrs. S. S. ai Cooley and brother John drove to Raleigh for him. sf Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Ware ht will celebrate their wedding an- G; niversarv on Friday, June 8. Joyce Justus of the University M of Georgia, Athens, is home to se spend the summer with her fam- B ilv, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Justus. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer di attended the State Lions club con- W vention ,,t Carolina Beach over the H week-end. n1' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Evans M and Judy left last Friday for a in two weeks’ vacation at Daytona M Beach, Fla. c' Clarence L. Frady has accepted a position as maintenance engineer at Memorial Mission hospital in Asheville. He has been employed at McMurray Chevrolet company for the past 16 years. Mr. Frady will assume his new duties on June 11. Mrs. Frady, who successfully passed a course in nutrition and diet therapy last September, is food service supervisor in the dietary dept., of Memorial Mission hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LeVine and daughters, Charlotte and Mar ian, left Monday for a 10-day sight-seeing; trip in Washington, D. C.. and New York. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. White. Mrs. G. L. Kirkpatrick and Mack and Miss Bronte Jumper spent several days last week at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. L. A. Hiltz accompanied her brother, Rear Admiral G. C. Crawford and Mrs. Crawford to their home in Charleston, S. C.. last week. The Crawfords spent several davs last week at their home, “Forkliff.” North Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stahler and children, Ernest Jr., and Margaret of Hendersonville, spent the week end with Mrs. O. C. Leiter. Miss Lou Lindsey and Miss Diane Rockett of Old Fort spent last week at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. John Wertz of Newberry, , 3. C., spent the week-end with i ler sister ahd family, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Jumper and Andy. Miss Patty Tyson of the Univer sity of Georgia. Athens, is home to spend the summer with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Tyson. Mrs. Tyson and David drove to Athens last Saturday to get Patty. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rondel and Bobby spent last week at Carolina Beach fishing. Miss Madelin Orr of Charlotte spent the week-end with Miss Sara Moseley, Montreat road. Mrs. Gustova Brown . left last Sunday for a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kerlee Jr., and . small son in Havelock, N. < . I Mr. and Mrs. Duane Roost and ( laughter, Pamela of Lansing, j Jich., spent the week-end with her ncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Moray on Blue Ridge road. Mr. 1 oost is in the army, stationed Petersburg, Va. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Milovitz ' ent Sunday in Bakersville with 1 r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie 8 irland. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown and dt r. and Mrs. Bob Brown spent b; veral days last week at Myrtle L >ach. " Miss Peggy Williams of Mere- h th college, Raleigh, and Buddy f< illiams of the University, Chapel 11, are home to spend the sum- t! • r with their parents, Mr. and r« •s. Bob Williams. Before com- gi i home Peggy was the guest of j( iss Martha Ann Roberts at Hold \ Beach for a week. al Miss Mvrna Rebecca Putnam, j, .-lT h NOW RONSON WITH TRADE-IN OF YOUR OLD ELECTRO SHAVER Electric Shaver ONLY 512.45 FOR FATHER'S DAY KEY CITY PHARMACY aifcCK MOUNTAIN N. C PHONE 5/31 r HOME CLUB The Black Mountain Home Dem onstration club held its monthly meeting in the yard at the home of Mrs. W. T. Miller Monday af ternoon. May 28. with 22 members and one visitor present. Mrs. Mary Alshire gave a most helpful devo tional. Her topic was “The Im mediacy of Things—immediacy of time, of work, of love, and wor ship." She read verses from the 8th chapter of Romans. During the business session an offering was taken for the cancel fund. It was also voted to help with the Bible teacher fund. The president, Mrs. Samuel Morris, ask each member to bring a gift of monev to the June meeting. The H. D. agent, Mrs. Mamie Sue Evans, gave a demonstration and informative talk on furniture refinishing at home. She told how to select furniture for refinishing, cleaning and removing old finish. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Putnam of Morristown, Tenn.. was one of the Warren Wilson college graduates last week. The Put nams are former residents of Black Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kerlee Sr., are spending the summer at their home here after spending the win ter in La Belle, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ragan and Stephanie of Petersburg, Va., vis ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Norton and sister, Miss Eloise Norton last week. Mrs. Lawrence Penland of Mary ville, Tenn., spent last week with Mrs. W. B. Kyles. Dewey Thompson celebrated his birthday anniversary on Monday, Tune 4. Miss Celeste McCall of the L7ni rersity hospital, Augusta, Ga., is (pending a month’s vacation with ler father, R. V. McCall. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shuford and :wo children, Deborah Lynn and Stephen, have moved here from Old Fort and are residing in the Justus house on the old Asheville highway. Mrs. Etta Smith returned to her home in Indianapolis Wednesday after spending 10 days with her :ousin, Miss Sarah Kirby. Monday, Miss Louelba Eller of Waynesville ?pent the day with Mrs. Smith and Miss Kirby. Miss Eller and aer brother own and operate the ’ountry club hotel at Waynesville. Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Kerlee and dr. and Mrs. Robert Headley of laltimore, Md., made a trip : hrough the Smokies to Gatlin- 1 urg, Tenn.. last week. On Wed esday night they camped out in ‘ le mountains. c Mrs. Fred Lucas and Roger of ount Airy spent the week-end s ith Mrs. \Y. B. Kyles. They are J rmer residents of Black Moun- o in. v Mrs. Rill Phillips and small ^ [tighter, Rosalie, left last Friday i plane to visit her family in t ogan, Utah. Mr. Phillips is plan ing a short visit with Mrs. Phil- i ps and her family in Logan be ire she and Rosalie return home. - Micheal Ledbetter was among e five Buncombe county students r ceiving a Bachelor of Arts de- t ee at Carson-Newman college in c fferson City, Tenn., last week. The Rev. and Mrs. David Parks j id small son have arrived from j tckson, Miss., and are visiting - ?r parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. ^ steen Sr., and his family at Teaverville. The Rev. Mr. Parks s a commissioner to the 96th Gen- < ral Assembly of the Presbyterian l hurch, U. S., Montreat, from the 1 Central Mississippi Presbytery. 1 le and Mrs. Parks will attend the nstitute of out-going missionaries n Montreat this summer. They Man to leave around Aug. 15 for Korea, where they will serve as missionaries for five years. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Williams at tended the State Lions Club con vention at Carolina Beach over the demonstraton HAS MEETING How to prepare ^ |„nved a apply new finis' ' i,.l.0 pre chest of drawers was pared for the fma Vs y0U satin smooth to could pare satin smooth admit e d its M ^ Evans understand who ; -There is meant when -t" ‘ hout <jo something so • - in* a iob.lt! fo 1 iwed and re A social hou Mrs. freshments «' ^ Fvan8> Mi„ Ma^- A Malkay, Mrs. J. W. Berg J d Mrs. Mary Deans, Miss Sar ah° D. Kirby. Mr- R. C. Bowness, Mrs M. C. Dickens, Mrs. W D. Hvatt Mrs. Lee H. Moore Miss Carolina Clevenger. Mrs. Finley Stepp. Mrs. C. W. Clevenger, Mrs. J. I Cook, Mrs. Samuel Morris, Mrs Ernest Austin. Mrs. Cecil L. Ham, Mrs. Gary Gregory Mrs. Marv E. Alshire, Mrs. Sarah Ager, Mrs W. T. Miller, Mrs. Ledbetter, and Mrs. Etta Smith, visitor Mrs Garland Stepp served as hostess with Mrs. Miller._ SHOPE CREEK By Mrs. Thelma Buckner pt 2 — Asheville, N. C. (May 31) Berea Baptist held a baptismal service at the First Baptist church in Swannanoa Sunday. Those w'1° received baptism were Mr. and Mrs. “Pat” Banks and Miss Caro lyn Rice. , ' Wilbur G. Creasman has com pleted a week’s leave at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Creasman and returned to his base at Norfolk. , „ Claude Phillips, husband of Mrs. Elaine Allman Phillips has recent ly been discharged from the navy. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gregg were guests at a chicken fry given by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fuller Tuesday night at their home at Singing Water. On May 20 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shope and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Gregg made a trip to Georgia to see their grandfather, I,. C. Duvall who is sick. Some time ago I found a cocoon an a small tree limb. I broke it off and brought it to the house. One evening this week a big moth emerged from it, its colors were woven into a beautiful pattern of olack, white, red and gray. One sees so many beautiful things in :he country. Mrs. Anna Gregg has been nurs ng a swollen, painful leg for sev >ral days. She has about decided hat she has been slightly bitten ay some kind of poisonous snake, she was down among the tall veeds and grass and there were imall marks on her ankle like the >ricks of a needle. She has been litten once several years ago, and he said this was much the same. Troy Gregg observed his birth ay on May 23. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Crist and ons Jim and Teddy and Mr. and Irs. Henry Ingle Jr., motored out n the Parkway after church ser ices Sunday morning stopping at rabtree Meadows for a picnic inch. Then going on to Morgan >n, Blowing Rock, Lenoir and re jrning through Marion and home. Mr. and Mrs. James Fuller and hildren visited with Mr. and Mrs. ’om Reynolds of Merrimon ave., isheville, on Saturday night and njoyed television. We had a refreshing shower of ain last week which relieved the vo weeks’ dry spell, it has been >ol since. Daily Vacation Bible school will egin at Berea Baptist church on une 4, registration day will be on 'riday 1st. IOME TO WOODLAND Mrs. W. G. Wells Jr., and chil iren, Gay and Nancy, accompanied ler aunt, Miss Mary Grant Griffin o Woodland Wednesday. Miss Jriffin spent the past week with die Wells. week-end. They stopped to see Mrs. George L. Pritchard, a Black Mountain resident who is visiting in LaGrange. • RENT IT! —CLASSIFIEDS! • BUY THIS AUTOMATIC 1956 FRiGIDAIRE WASHER... Now at lowest price ever 14995 Brand New —from packing crate to you! POCK IT A WHOPPING «° SAVINGS! Features FRIGIDAIRE'S Exclusive Live-Water Action! Here’s the great new washing action developed by Frigidaire and General Motors THAT MAKES ALL OTHER ACTIONS OLD FASHIONED! Instead of thrashing vanes to add wear and tear to clothes, LIVE WATER Action washes with thousands of swirling, churning water currents, cleaning clothes gently, thoroughly. Whites emerge whiter, colors wash brighter! 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