HOME OWNERSHIP - A
Buy Your Home in
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the Valley in 1956
for
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EXCELLENT VALUES IN REAL ESTATE
IN CITY: 2 Story house. 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. 100rl' location. Shown by appointment
only. S10.000.00.
MONTREAT ROAD: New. 3 bedroom house just completed, carport, heat Just past Cotton ave.
on left. Call office for details.
New. 2 bedroom brick home. Located on large lot. Price $10,000.00.
GROVEMONT: 3 Bedroom gunison home, on level lot, modern. $9,500.00. Atith extra lot.
$10,500.00. F.H.A. loan.
SWANNANOA: 2 houses equal to five rooms each. 10 acres level land. Ideal for development.
Make inquiry.
VALLEY REALTY CO.,
Black Mountain
F. E. STEPP—Dial 7111
INC., REALTORS
120 State St.
W. C. NICHOLS
10 ■ Black Mountain (NC) NEWS-Thursday, August 30, 195
OWEN WARHORSES—
From Page 1
Haynes, letterman, was lost whei
his family moved to Detroit.
Up from the junior varsity fo
their first try are some boys win
are being counted on to help dur
ing the coming campaign. Thes‘
include—ends. David Pruitt an
Robert Hughes; tackle. Billy Win
berly; guards, Albert Davis, Cec
Davis, and Wayne Morrow.
Although there are 15 letterme
returning, sorely missed will t
Dan Wilson, center; Earl Pruit
fullback, Kenny Martin, defensic
end; Vance Davis, tackle; Ger
Burke, tackle, and Leslie Hayne
tackle.
The Hendersonville encounte
will be the first of a rugged schec
ule. practically the same as las
year. Following the Bearcats wil
come Asheville High. Erwin. Rey
nolds. Erika. North Buncombe.
Asheville School. Brevard, and
Waynesville. If there is any
tougher slate than this in WNC,
it hasn't been listed.
But the boys are optimistic and
may pull some surprises along the
way as they did last year. They
had just started to hit their stride
against Waynesville and will at- i
fpmnt to take ud Friday night c
where they left off last seasoi
If they can accomplish this, they’
have a successful year.
BROAD RIVER
By Mrs. M. M. Elliott
} Mrs. Meldona Bjorklund o
Washington, D. C., is visiting he
, Mother, Mrs. Dicy Smith, an
1 family on upper Cedar Creek.
My sister-in-law, Mrs. And
n Elliot and granddaughter, JoAm
c of Morganton and Mrs. Elliot'
t, son. Burley Elliot and his wife an.
e children, BurleyJr. and Diane, o
e Bayonne, N. J., and Mrs. Elliot':
5, daughter, Mrs. Marie Beach ant
children, Alon, Ronnie, Wanda, am
r Timothy of Morganton visited us
- last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crenshaw
of Forest City spent the week end
at their place on upper Cedar
Creek.
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Bob Edmondson
and sons who spent a 10 day vac
ation at their cabin on Broad River
returned to their home in Starke,
Fla., last Tuesday. Mr. Edmondson
is connected with the new hospital
n Starke.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turnipseed
.ml daughter visited us last Fri
av.
The oy^i
AuiomstiO u)iih
Double. SpinTubs
Two spinning tubs, on* Inside the other,
never lot dirty water strain bask,
through clothes. That maans you’ll
never sea dirt streaks nor half-clean
clothes with a Maytag Automatic.
Your old washer may be worth
a big down payment!
TYSON FURNITURE COMPANY
“It’s Thrifty To Trade At Tyson’s”
5 Mrs. Nancy Nelon of this comm
- unity and Jlrs. Nelon’s great nep
hew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
1 Jimmy Elliot and his sister, Helen
1 Elliot of Chesnee, S. 0., visited
Mrs. Nelon's sister. Mrs. Myra
Ownbey, who is all at her home
near Skyland. last Saturday.
Mrs. Floy Moore and children
are visiting Mrs. Moore’s father
and sister, Lewis and Verdia Elliot.
Mrs. Zora Goins of Marion was
' a supper guest of Mr. and Mrs.
r Randolph Taytor last Sunday
i night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stroud had
f as guests their daughters, Misses
, Bulah and Ruth Stroud, Mr. and
< Mrs. Johnny Nodolski and daught
i er Carol of W. Asheville last Sun
' day.
Rev. and Mrs. Lee Goins of Win
ston Salem, a former pastor of
Clear Branch Church, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Morris and daughters.
Grady. Stanley, and Kenneth
Elliot, who have been visiting their
father and his wife Mr. and Mrs.
Bynum Elliot and daughter Peggy,
returned to their homes in Okla
homa this week.
Yewitt Elliot, Dean Ledbetter,
Lawrence and Pressley Nelon,
went on a camping trip on Bald
Mountain recently.
There will be a decoration at the
aid Mt. Pleasant Church Ceme- :
cry on Stone Mountain next Sun- j
lay, Sept. 2. 1
The memorial service will be 1
ield at the Davis Town Free Will
Baptist Church in the Crooked
Creek section next Saturday, Sept.
1.
The revival meeting will start at
Stone Mountain Baptist Church -
lext Sunday night, Sept. 2. Rev. ]
rred Robinson will be the visiting j
ninister. 5
TheMemorial service will be held ■
it Nesbitt’s Chapel on Flat Creek ]
next Sunday, Sept. 2.
We, the Broad River folks are ‘
indeed sorry to know that Mr. j
Robert Daugherty, our mail '
carrier is ill. We Miss him badly
and sincerly hope that he will soon
be well. Besides delivering our mail
all these years he has done so
many chores for us along the way.
I’m afraid we have been thought
less, taken him for granted, have
been imposing on him, and have
failed to appreciate what he has
been doing for us all through the
years.
We want to thank Mrs. Ballard
for the good job she is doing in
delivering our mail in Mr. Daugh
erty’s absence.
The Memorial service will be
held at Stone Mountain Sunday,
Sept. 9.
HARRY CLARK GIVEN
LEGION DOOR AWARD
Harry Clarke was the winner of
the electric frying pan given by
Waycaster McPee American
Legion post as a door prize.
The drawing was to be held at
the chicken fry given at the Club
house on Aug. 17, but because so
many tickets were still out it was
postponed until later. It was lielc
at the News office in the presence
of several Legion Members anc
witnesses.
ana
FIRST!
DIAL 4381
the only freezer with
the *stor-mor ’ door
AM ANA’S exclusive “stor-morM door hold*
a»ro food than any other freezer door.
And, Anuiu Is the only freezer with auto
matic food servers, automatic inventory
control, adjustable food holders, full
vision light, service shelf, ice cream and
oecaert bar, and left-over shelf.
COME IN TODAY . .. See all tl~s feature$
tkmi mo ice the AHANA FREEZER best.
Backed by a century old tradition of fine craftsmanship,
GUARANTEED TO OUTPERFORM ALL OTHERS
TYSON FURNITURE CO.
“IT’S THRIFTY TO TRADE AT TYSON’S”
BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C.
0 For K<*nt_
FOR REM In Swannanoa oppos
school 3 rooms and bath apt.
furnished attractive and modern
insulated and oil furnace heat
elec kitchen, quiet neighborhood
convenient location. Desire set
,),.(! permanent people. Dial 8350
or see Mrs George Bartlett. (a30tfc
FOR REN1 Tall Oaks oppositi
Golf course on Cherokee ave., 2
lovely 1 bedroom cottages, fum
ished elec, kitchen. One from
Sent 15 and one from Oct. 1
Phone 8408. (a302tp)
FOR RENT: 5-Itoom house, light.'
and water, wired for elec, stove
on Blue Ridge road. See Ro\
Rhinehart or Mrs. Silvers, Blue
Ridge road (a302tp)
FOR RENT Large front bedroom
nicely and comfortably furnished
large walk-in closet. semi-privat(
hath, nice residential street, close
to ail downtown. Would share en
tire home with lady or couple
Phone 7343. (s6c)
FOR RENT: Widow, alone, woulc
like to share modern home close
in with couple or lady. Attractive
proposition Phone 8145. (a30cl
FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom house, au
tomatic central heat, stove and rc
frigerator furnished Call 6981
after 5 p.m. on week ends. (a30tfc
FOR RENT: Attractive 2 bedroom
furnished cottage, until June
Floor furnace, ideal location. Dia
8382. (a30tfc)
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment
Dial 7740. (a30tfc)
FOR RENT: 6-Room house, unfurn
ished, newly painted. Call 9220 oi
apply at Ann’s Cafe. (j-7-tfc)
FOR RENT: 4-room unfurnished
apt., near center of town. Dia!
6292. (j-5-tfc)
FOR RENT: Nice cool rooms, ef
ficiency apartments, cottages with
kitchenettes. By day or week.
Claude Betts, dial 5471. (j-7-tfc)
FOR RENT: Unfurnished apart
ments or rooms for storage, corner
Vance and Black Mtn. avenues.
Lights and water furnished. Phone
7303. (j-8-tfc)
FOR RENT: Floor sander and
edger, latest model Black Moun
tain Hardware. Dial 3481. (j-10-tfc)
• For Sale
-'OR SALE: Grovemont, 2 bedroom
ihuttered bungalow, covered patio
vith stone fireplace, back porch
ereened and glassed, insulated,
'arage with storage room, wooded
ot on each side, 240 ft. x 160.
’all Black Mtn 6325 after 6 p.m
(a23-2tc)
•'OR SALE.: 5-Room house in
Srovemont on Stonewall ave.. for
sale or rent. Owner will be ort
dace most of the dav, Thursday,
Vug. 30. Dial 7504. <a303tp)
T)R SALE: 4-Room house on Mon
reat road. Also 1949 green Jeep
nd trailer. (a302tp)
'OR SALE: 100 copies of PIC
TURESQUE, famous picture mag
izine of the Blue Ridge Parkway
ind Smokies, have been placed on
;ale at Key City Pharmacy, Black
Mountain Drug, and Rug and Jug
;hop. They’re only 35 cents per
:opy. Pick up yours today, (tip)
FOR SALE: We have several of
the green light bulbs left, 60, 100,
150, and a few 3-way bulbs. Your
American Legion Post 129 re
quests that you get them today
at Lormay’s Dept, store. (tfp)
FOR SALE: 1949 Station wagon,
$200. Call Stepp’s Gulf Service.
(j-6-2tp)
FOR SALE: Monitor washing
machine, good condition. Call 8411
and ask for Mrs. Robson, (a-9-tfc)
Venetian Blinds
We measure and install
Venetian Blinds. Call
4381 for Free Estimate.
TYSON FURNITURE CO.
Black Mountain, N. C.
Linoleum-Tile
We sell and install all
types of Floor Covering.
Armstrong or Gold Seal
brands. Expert mechanics
to do an A-l job. Call
4381—For Free Estimate.
TYSON FURNITURE CO.
Black Mountain, N. C.
FOR SALE: 30-ft. Coloniall
man house trailer, furnishei
in good condition. $1095 Fr
Martin, Swannanoa Heights
nanoa, N. C. (a.’2
FOR SALE: 3 level lots 80’x
Grovemont, facing Wildwom
and Marion avenue. For f
information call Asheville '
j-12
FOR SALE: i. Hcdroom house iik<
,,,w on level lot and paved stree
in town. Attached garage, plaster
, i walls and automatic heat. 10.'
v mtain st. Phone 7119 after five
(j-5-tfc)
! i iR SALE: Large desk blotter
’ i\24 20 cents; Nifty Legal pads
\l4. 25 cents. Black Mtn. News
Used Furniture
And Appliances
We have a good selection
of Used Furniture. Ran
ges, Heaters, Refrigera
tors at real bargain prices
on Easy Terms.
TYSON FURNITURE CO.
Black Mountain, N. C.
FOB SALE: Dress up your window:
wlth Venetian Blinds. Call us foi
frr< estimate. Harrison Furmtun
store Swannanoa, N. C. Phone
7253. _ <tfc>
FOB SALE: Pre-cast concrete
septic tanks. Complete installa
tions Approximately $200 in Blact
Mountain area. Walker Pre-east
Concrete Products, Marion, N. C
Phone 22622.__(n-4-tfc)
FOR SALE: Gold Seal Linoleum
all size rugs. Call us for free esti
mate on plastic tile. Harrison
Furniture Store, Swannanoa, N. C
Phone 7253. (tfc)
• Notice
INTERIOR DECORATING, paper
hanging, painting. Free estimates.
Pete Stepp, dial 4331. (j-26-7tp)
Repairing and refinishing furni
ture. Free inspection, pick-up and
delivery. Just off Fragment road
Phone 4731. J. J. Fore.
(j-12-tfc)
Hall’s Cabinet Shop. Refinish
repair and build. Pickup and de
livery. Located just off Cragmont
road. Dial 4736. (m-17-tfc)_
Builder, all types of construction:
residential, commercial, altera
tions, additions, and repairs. Free
estimates. Phone 8210. (m-3-tfc)
For Pick-up of stray, unwanted
and unidentified dogs and cats
call County Dog Warden, Police
Dept., 2-4121, Asheville. Confine
animals before call. (o-14-tfc)
It’s Time to Have 'Your Furnaces
and Heaters Cleaned. Heaters, 55;
floor furnaces, $6; hot air fum
aces, $7. Will repair all electric
appliances such as ranges, hoi
water heaters, washing machines
etc. Free pick-up and delivery
Woody Stepp, phones 7633 or 7317
(s-8-tfc)
Lawn Mowers
and Motorcycles
We repair and overhaul any
kind of Power lawn mow
ers, small air-cooled eng
ines, and motorcycles.
Also sale of new and used
lawn mowers, motorcycles,
and garden tillers.
BLACK MOUNTAIN
CYCLE SHOP
SEE LEWIS STAFFORD
Expert Furniture Finishing am
re-finishing. Any type of finish
modern, antique, or what have you
Satisfaction guaranteed. Blacl
Mountain Lumber Co. (m-17-tfc
• Wanted
WANTED: To buy for cash. 4 o
5 room house with or withou
bath, in Black Mtn. or Swannano;
Write X, Box 9(18, Black Mountair
_(a-16-tfc)
WANTED: Foot locker, good cor
dition. Phone 7373. (a30c)
LIONS ENTERTAINED
BY CHICAGO SINGER
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brande c
Chicago have been guests of Mr
Pearl Perkins of Ridgecrest an
Mrs. Mary E. Aleshire of Oa
Knoll.
Mrs. Brande, lyric soprano, i
one of Chicago’s best known sin;
ers. She and Mrs. Perkins pri
vided a well received prograi
for the Lions club dinner ;
Christmount last Thursday evei
ing.
As she has done on form*
visits, Mrs. Brande gave a pr
gram for the patients at the VJ
hospital.
On Sunday, Aug. 25, she san
a solo, “How Beautiful Upon th
Mountain” at the Methodist churc
of Black Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Brande visite
many of the beauty spots an
historic sites c(f this area an
were so pleased that they e
pressed a desire to return for
longer season.
HOME FROM ILLINOIS
Mrs. W. H. Lindsey and her tv
sisters, Mrs. Anna Hensley of Ma
ion and Mrs. Mae Dillard of Sylv
returned last Sunday from
week’s visit with relatives
Rockford, 111.
Nl
AHOME
IN TOWN: Mcntreat Rd., 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ideal large lot fenced, convenient
HALF BLOCK from elementary school, exceptionally convenient to business center a ,
4 bedroom home, basement, price depending number of lots wanted. nd cSk
MOST ATTRACTIVE stone front home, attached plastered garage, 5 rooms, bath,
ace. Large lot facing paved street. $9,000. ° 0,1 V|
JUST OFF Montreat Rd.: outside limits, loveiest of grounds highly landscaped, po
home of 5 rooms, bath, basement. Bargain if I ever saw one at $8,500. °' 13
GOLF COURSE: beautifully furnished cottage, attractive all respects, equivalent
See this by all means.
GROVEMONT: 3 bedrooms, bath, utility room with conventional oil furnace. price
er large home with lovely large grounds.
• REQUEST FURTHER PARTICULARS COVERING THESE PROPERTIES.
FOR RENT: nicely furnished cottage facing galf course, equivalent to 5 rooms, bath
5 r80,"v s|
A.J
$55.00 monthly.
RESIDENCE
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3 6 2 1 K. o. tckles
Member Asheville Board of Realtors
BOX 794 BLACK MOUNTAIN, N c
7 344
We Salute
We salute you on your
birthday!
Aug. 31 — Eddie Heck, Ricky
Russell, Robert Blankenship,
Mrs. S. M. Bittinger, Miss Nell
Golightly, Sandra Cook, Janice
Higginbotham, Roscna Ciscon, Mrs.
Ressie Ann Taylor, Louise Buck
ner.
Sept. 1 — W. A. Ward, Betty
Wicker, E. M. Scabrook, Tommy
Isley, Ralph Hudgins.
Sept. 2 — Charles M. Fortune
III, Robert D. Richardson, H. Mc
Guire Wood, R. T. Greene, Louise
Ball, Grace ,1. Willis, Mable Hemp
hill, Charles Porter, Barbara Jean
Miller, Ada DeWeese, Frank Hart,
Gracie Roper, Doyce Settle, Louis
Ball.
Sept. 3 — Betty Jo Platt, Will
iam M. Hummer II, G. W. Aber
nathy, Mrs. Jack Cordell, Judy Ann
Tierney, Mrs. Paul Gragg, Mrs.
Plane Gilliam, Mrs. S. S. Thomas.
Sept. 4 — Mrs. George Godfrey,
F. W. Miller, George Watson, Rob
ert S. Eckles, Dr. Hubert L. Clapp,
Homer Burgin, Mrs. Ruth Clark,
June MeCurry, Phyllis Burnette,
Evelyn Jones, Emma Allen.
Sept. 5 — James C. McIntosh,
W. D. Hyatt, Judy Sawyer Reese,
Clifford Odom, John Wesley
Chandler, Eugene Crawford, Mrs.
Clarence Boone, Barbara Evans,
Bill Solomon, Christine W. Davis,
Audrey Skelton, Fred McKinney,
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Ronnie Lowe,
Carlee Sehion.
Sept. 6 — Betty Tyson, Bill
Wade, Mildred Fuller, Steve Han
ey, Everette Jenkins, Augusta Grif
fin, Kathleen Farr, Josephine
Mongovis, Charles Brackett, Jr.,
Mrs. Viola Creasman, Dr. Jessie P.
Chapman, Jr., Mary Tipton.
HOME FROM EAST
Mrs. Johnny Lopes has returned
from Cambridge, Mass., to assume
her duties as a faculty member
in the Vance school, West Ashe
ville. She will make her home
here with her mother, Mrs. Gust
ova Brown, while Mr. Lopes is do
ing his practice teaching in the
Waynesville school. He will spend
the week ends here.
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Poet's Corner
Conducted by
Anne K. Sharp, Chairman
Creative Writing Group
A TRIBUTE
As we’ve often heard—there is
nothing new—
“Nothing new under the sun”
And so, as August rolls around,
The partings have begun.
On your wide front porch
Where we often dine—
Admiring the mimosa, the rhodo
dendron, the pines,
Discussing religion, our lineage,
our travels—
As memory of the past winter
slowly unravels—
Take up to 18 months to pay! Chance
of a lifetime for you parents and
students to own a brand new
ROYAL PORTABLE
Typed work does look better. Gets
you higher marks, too! Come In and
try this sensational typewriter!
TYSON
Furniture Co.
Black Mountain, N. C.
I
Quality Recapping
Doesn’t Cost-It Pays!
We are continuing our very
successful special sale of
U.S. Royal Tires
and Recaps
(through Labor Day)
if you have not taken advantage
of this scde,
NOW is the TIME!
WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF
TIRES IN THE SWANNANOA VALLEYI
* B4TTERIES WTH 18 MONTHS WRITTEN
« GUARANTEE AS LOW AS 512.10
GARLAND & LONG TIRE (0. Inc
~ Phone: Bl.ck Mtn. 6231
Thb”odk“'"10"»-m
To the green moss carpet
The enchanting; nook—
Where the moments fleet—
Then au revoir—
Till again we meet!
Helen Hollister Swat
(Mrs. Hugh Swan)
New Bern.
This tribute to your chain I
and her daughter was compo^l
appreciation of the many 21
eons and teas which Mrs s I
attended on “the wide front JS
and on “the green moss carpet!
the gurgling brook.” '“I
Anne Kendrick Shan.
Chr. Poet’s Corner,
Creative Writng Qub
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It grows bigger every year
unt il it becomes a $5,000policy
at 21— and at no increase in
premium! Available lor chil
dren up to age 14. For informa
tion, write or call:
Burt Teague
Asheville, N. C.
215 Miles Bldg., Phone 3-821!
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