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entertained guests
celebrated a birthday
caught a big fish
moved
eloped
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been in a fight
sold your hogs
had an operation
bought a car
painted your house
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been married
cut a new tooth
sold out
been robbed
been shot
stolen anything
lost your hair
been arrested
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LIB DINWIDDIE
PHONE 4101
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By Elizabeth Dinwiddle
Mr an’d Mrs. Charlie Anderson
are spending a few days at Bryson
City visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ayres and
children. Allen and “Snookie,” of
Lexington, N. C.t spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ayers’ grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Anderson.
Mrs. Zeb Sawyer, accompanied
by Mrs. A. T. Cook, and Mrs.
James Jolly of Asheville went to
Charlotte last week and brought
her daughter, Miss Ann Sawyer, .
and friends, Miss Martha Smith 1
and Miss Louise Miller home for a
the week-end. Mrs. Sawyer took
them back to Charlotte Monday a
and stayed for a few days. I:
Mr and Mrs. Forrest Austin, "
a ompanied by Mrs. D. H. Biddix ^
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Nestled in a beautiful
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Black Mountain Golf
Course and lake, this at
tractive redwood, one
bedroom, tile bath home,
completely and tastefully
furnished, large knotty
pine livingroom, fire
place, guest house, plus
three unusually beautiful
cottages — all rented —
G E. kitchens, all tile
baths, knotty pine living
rooms, tastefully furnish
ed of the best. 4-Car gar
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PRICE — $24,500
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n of Asheville and Miss Joan Biddix
n will leave Saturday morning for
Berea, Ky., to attend the gradua
d tion exercises of Miss Betty Aus
/ tin at Berea college. Mrs. Biddix
y is Betty’s grandmother and Joan
, is her cousin.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McArn of
1 Laurinburg, N. C., are spending
the week with the Rev. and Mrs.
A. D. McArn, in Montreat.
Mrs. Reeves Rutledge and Miss
Helen Harman of Camden, S. C.
had lunch Friday with the Rev.
and Mrs. A. I). McArn.
Cathy Rudisill, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Rudisill of Rock
Hill, S. C., is spending a vacation
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Rudisill. and her aunts.
Misses Sarah and Mary Le Mas
ters of Swannanoa.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Champion and children, Ran
dy and Pat, were Mr. and Mrs. Ez
zell Floyd and daughter Pat, and
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde King of Lawn
dale, N. jC\
Pam and Wayne Champion of
Atlanta, Ga., recently spent two
weeks with their grandfather, J.
C. Champion and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill landau, Sara
and Willie spent Monday at Smok
ey Shadows Lodge at Maggie Val
ley.
Miss Margaret Fewell, Miss Lai
Blakeney, Mrs. J. G. Richards of
Camden, S. C., spent the week of
the Fourth with the Rev. and Mrs.
A. D. McArn.
Recent guests of Mrs. F. W. M.
White were Mrs. J. L. Weller of
Norfolk, Va., and Mrs. Harry Mor
ris of Burgaw, N. C. Dr. White
will spend the week-end here,
j Dr. and Mrs. A. P. McDonald
and children, Allen, Bobby and
Paul, spent last Monday nighi
with Mrs. Clifford Porter aftei
a ten day trip over the Skylint
Drive visiting Gettysburg, Appa
matox court house, Williamsburg
Alexandria and other points of in
terest.
j Miss Addie White of Concord i
spending her vacation with Mrs
Clifford Porter.
Johnny Stillwell has returned t
Atlanta after spending severa
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Owned and operated by Barbara Jones and Rachel Griffin
weeks with grnnamotner, airs
Clifford Porter. His grandpar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Still
well drove up from Atlanta to get
him and spent the week-end here
Mr. and Mrs. Rhyno Soder ol
Miami. Fla., have been guests oJ
Miss Edith Chatterton and Miss
Mary Young for the past severa
days'. Mrs. Soder was an asso
ciate of Miss Chatterton in tht
English department of the Stats
Teachers college at Fredonia, N
Y.
Mr. ami Mrs. Andrew Milovitz
and Mr. and Mrs. Tate Blanken
ship and Susan spent Sunday wit)
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Garland in
Bakersville, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Head will
leave Thursday (today) for Co
lumbus, Ohio, to visit their son and
family. Their grandchildren will
go with them to Lake Champlain
and other points of interest in
New England. They expect to be
away about three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller and
children, Van and Mark, of Salis
bury. N. C., were week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wyrick and
Cecelia. Sunday afternoon guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wyrick
and family of Gastonia.
Barbara Bage, Ann Bedding
field. Pamela Schell, Libby Nan
nev, Eloise Styles, and Nana Beha,
members of Girl Scout Troop 8)1
accompanied by their leader, Mrs.
! Robert Schell, who will be their
counsellor at camp, are spending
a week at the Brevard Girl Scout
camp.
Mrs. D. F. Mayberry left Mon
day for a brief visit at the Tamas
see D.A.R. school in South Caro
lina.
Mrs. A. P. Brackens of Easley,
S. C., has been visiting here for
the past week with Mrs. W. H.
Stepp and Mrs. Garry Gregory.
She plans to remain for an extend
ed visit with friends and rela
tives. She is a sister of Mrs.
Stepp.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hudson and
children, Susan, Jay, and Judy of
Springfield, Pa., were guests this
week of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Trick
ett and Timmy and Tommy.
Miss Beth Smith of Adel, Ga.,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. James
Crawford at “Homing.”
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Allen of Al
bany, Ga., are visiting Mrs. Al
len's brother, P. J. Quattlebaum
for an indefinite time.
James Crawford returned to
Princeton, N. J., after spending
three weeks in this area.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jenkins of
Thomasville, N. C., spent the
Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Heiser and family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McDougle
of Narcoosie, Fla., spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mc
Dougle.
Mrs. George Pritchard has re
turned home after being a patient
it Duke hospital, Durham, for
■ight weeks. Her niece, Mrs. Wil
iam Lyman of Fort Lee, N. J.,
s spending her vacation with her
n Black Mountain.
Mrs. Reik Hendron and her
mother, Pete Westra of Jackson
ville, Fla., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. L. S. Covin and Martha. Mrs.
Hendron is a former resident of
[Hack Mountain.
George Wrenn of Camp Jack
ion, Columbia. >S. C., is visiting his
nother, Mrs. George Wrenn, for
i 14 day leave.
Mrs. Richard Seawright returned
ast Thursday from a vacation
-pent in Rockingham, Newport and
Atlantic Beach. Jimmy, her son,
came home with her for a few
weeks. Her sister, Mrs. John F.
Lentz, and son Sidney of Newport,
brought them home and spent the
week-end here.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Trickett ob
served their ninth wedding anni
versary Thursday, July 12.
Mrs. Mattie Beach and son Ed
die of Morganton spent the week
end recently with Mrs. Blane Gil
liam.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ford of
Miami, Fla., have returned home
after a visit with Mrs. Ford’s sis
ter, Mrs. A. H. Pait and family of
Church street.
Dr. James A. Pait, dean of Bard
College, Annandale-on-Hudson, N.
Y.. is spending the month of July
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
H. Pait on Church street.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Shell
■ have returned from Long Beach
Calif., where they attended the 7th
i annual clinical and scientific con
1 ference of the American Associa
: tion of Rehabilitation Therapists
I En route they visited relatives ir
Santa Monica, Calif., and Hull
Texas. They were away for three
j weeks.
Among those who will observe
wedding anniversaries this week
are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mullins
July 21, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W
Earley, July 26.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sarti spent
two weeks in Naples, Fla., recent
ly
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hughey anc
children, Janice, Lonnie, Gary, ant
Susan, have returned from a twt
weeks’ trip to Birmingham, Ala.
where they visited Mr. Hughey’;
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hugh
ey, thence through Georgia and t(
Beaufort, S. C., to visit Mrs
Hughey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H
I. Cranfill. A family reunion wa:
held at tlfe Cranfill home to hono:
Mrs. Hughey’s brother, H. I. Cran
fill, Jr., and family who live ii
Santa Maria, Calif., and who ge
home only once each four years
Mrs. Hughey reports that that i
always a happy time—as there ar
seven girls and only one boy i
her family.
I ' ...
Senator Ervin wy
T!u, S4th Con
WASHINC.TO^
gress will
Final Days. ,,cn 18,
i)!n itisly, all ot
the <iay of leg
This j< not a bad
• h. re are many
i , n 't merit the
of Congress.
When the e ,„?d|Tdie on
legislat oi no enacted wffl «•£
that many desirable bills vanquish
„ committee ■«, fail to get cons.d
eration in the final hectic days.
The legislative log-jam is now
at its worst, advocates of legisla
14(1 measures
84th Congre
them can m" 1
islative action,
thing, becaust
measures that
time and attention
When the C oign1
«on a^pressing for action The
Administration is concerned with
. ' when it comes, the speed
'wit'h ' hi h lulls v. ill be enacted
will beV something ■ vitnesa with
amazement, '>n
highly controv -:al «> el
rY mlde a'Tiuicketrip by plane to j
Houston, Tex- last Saturday. The
purpose "f my trip was to speak
to the State Bar of Texas m con
vention there. I'pon arriving in
Houston, 1 was greeted by a num
ber of North Cai .limans who are
now residing in the Lone Star
State We swapped stories of
North Carolina. Despite the ma
jesty of Texas, the Tarheel State
is still topmost in their thinking
ami they seem lonesome for North
Carolina soil.
Air Inquiry
The Armed Services Subcom
mittee on Air Power heard Gener
al Twining in executive session
the other day. I listened with
great interest to his report on his
trip to Moscow. My view is that
his testimony since the trip did
not substantially change his testi
mony prior to the trip on the ques
We Salute
We salute you on your birthday
anniversary!
July 20—Bobby Goodman, Char
lie Reeves, Dickey Tilley, Jessie
Cauble, W. C. Pegg, Robert L.
Sheets, Cecil Buckner Jr.
July 21—Don Stubbs, Ricky
Greenwood, Nora Ellen Rankin,
Brenda Bartlett, Betty Platt, Wil
liam Barnwell, Jr., Juanita Byrd,
Mrs. S. C. Gill, Mrs. Fred David
son, Martha Ann Sparks.
July 22—Vickie Osteen, Dave
Strickland, Laura Smith, Floyd
Robinson, Carrie Worley, Ray
Munday, Howard Gorham.
July 23—Elizabeth Parker, Flor
ence Matthews, Mrs. J. O. Wil- j
liams, Grace Matthews, Jimmy Le- |
vine, Doug Hamby, Jr.
July 24—Debra Davidson, Paul
Harris, Jr., Robert Caldwell, Hoyt
Spivey, Jimmy Huntsinger, Charles j
S. Stanton, Dr. H. R. Miller, Jack
Deyton, Mrs. G. L. Kirkpatrick,
Douglas Jones, Yuvonne Osteen.
July 25 Douglas Faulkner, Eu
la Smith, Elizabeth Morgan, Dicie
Greene, Anna H. Morelz, George
Brown, Ora Bradley, Daniel Shook.
July 2(5—M. C. Dickens, Ava Me- >
Cleary, Zelma Warren, Oletia i;
Thomas, Florene Martin, Luci
Milton.
Mrs. W. B. Beddingfield and
children, Ann, Linda, Mary Jo, and
Woody, Jr., returned last week
from a visit with Mrs. Bedding
field’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0.
R. Wilson in Magnolia, N. C. Mary
Jo and Woody had spent a week
there while his parents, and the
other girls, Ann and Linda went to
Miami, St. Augustine, Daytona
Reach, Fort Lauderdale, and other
places of interest. While in Miami
they took the scenic boat trip
around the island. One of the
highlights of their trip was the
Lions parade. Mr. Beddingfield
was a delegate from Black Moun
tain Lions cluh. After leaving Mi
ami they returned through the i
Everglades, stopping to watch the *
Seminole Indians, thence to St.
Petersburg and up the west coast.
Mrs. R. C. Bowman and son Alec
left Thursday for a two-weeks’
stay in Miami, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Viverette of I
Rocky Mount spent several days
here recently with Mr. and Mrs.
E. T. Viverette.
Mrs. R. E. Mumpower was a
week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Sanders at Blue Ridge.
Larry Thomas of Dunn, N. C.,
spent Tuesday night with his aunt,
Mrs. W. B. Beddingfield and fam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Staley ,,f
Greenfield, Ind., who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Mat
ler for the past week, returned
home Monday. The Marlers went
with them for a week’s visit.
Mrs. Joe Mackney and children,
Ronnie and Jolie of Hyattsville,
Md., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ron
ald Finch and Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard Keever.
Mrs. E. W. Cordell and daugh
ter Brenda, spent a week visiting
Mrs. Cordell’s sister, Mrs. H. W.
Ungersma, in Lafayette, Ind.
Miss Shirley Stone has been vis
iting her sister in New Jersey for
two weeks.
Mrs. John Lopes, the former
, Miss Petra Brown, is attending
■ Simmons college in Boston, Mass.,
. where she is studying for a mas
i ters degree in education. Mr.
t Lopes is employed with Sylvania
. Electric company near Boston as
3 a design draftsman,
e Miss Buzzie Brown is working
i in Gloucester, Mass., for the ,um.
mer.
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'(K-ial Security
A legislative battle looms on the
■evision of the Social Security Act
ilontr more liberal lines. Senatoi
leorge is attempting to make this
'is iast major legislative act prior
,, retirement from the Senate. His
ioice is a powerful force in the
Senate.
Fleas. , _ ... ..
i stated on the senate floor the
doc.
Sore’S th^sam^IoRii itj
ThlTfov a 'legislator to have some
^rood foi a L , jt reminds him
problems bei a u. . in „ dem
'hat 'h?is'^e form:..,: in a <i*m
that 11 V ' there is room and
ocracy "hu disagreement
tolerance lor non dog.
on legislation Jnst 'ike ‘he n g.
we would like to keep tne iie»
disagreement to a mmimun .
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