Peekin’ Through The
KEYHOLE
, . . With LIB
By Elizabeth Dinwiddie
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Higginboth
am will spend Thursday and Fri
day at Fontana They will go
fnim there to Atlanta to visit Mr.
Higginbotham’s family over the
week end.
Fred W. Brown Sr. and grand
son Bobby Brown from Chicago,
who has been spending a summer
vacation with the Browns and
Miss Lively in Lakewood, return
ed recently from a 10-day trip
visiting relatives in West Va.
They were accompanied by Dr. L
G. Beall and Mr. Brown’s twin
brother. Frank G. Brown, of
Waynesville. Bobby returned to
his home in Chicago Friday morn
ing via bus, much the wiser as he
had the pleasure of riding in a
30-year-old Model “T” Ford on
an uncle’s farm at Ronceverte. W.
Va. and chauffering a Farm-All
tractor and seeing how threshing
is done on the farm.
Mr and Mrs. Gordon Green
wood. Buddy and Ricky, spent the
week end at Myrtle Beach and
Pawleys Island, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Tyson Jr.
have as their house guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles L. Graham of
Indian River City, Fla., Henry
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Graham of Pahokee, Fla., and
Mrs. T. G. Brenaman of Orlando.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham arc Mrs.
Tyson’s uncle and aunt and Mrs
Brenaman is their daughter.
Charles and Henry are brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Greene,
Nonie and Kay, returned Monday
from a few days stay in Florida.
Mrs. .Tones Earl Corwin will
leave this week to spend some
time with her daughter and fam
ily in San Angelo, Texas. Mrs
Corwin spent the summer at her
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Mashburn
and baby have returned to their
home in Port Orchard, Wash., af
ter a 10-day visit with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Mash
burn. En route to their home they
stopped in Tuscon. Ariz., to visit
Mr. Mashbum's sister, Mrs. Dell
Bell and family.
Mrs. Harold Stepp and Harold
Jr. have returned to Huntsville,
Ala., after visiting her husband’s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Finley
Stepp. Harold drove up for them
and spent the week end here.
Mrs. L. P. Ertel has gone to
Goldsboro to resume her duties
as a teacher in the Goldsboro
schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maydwell
will move to Kannapolis where
Mrs. Maydwell will be in charge
i of orchestra and chorus in the
Kannapolis schools. For the past
1 several years Mrs. Maydwell has
^been in charge of music in the
iJamesville, N. C. schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip McMahan
of Raleigh recently visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. IV. V. Me
Mahan. They had as their guests
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jeffers, also ol
naieign. uurmg ineir visu nere
they enjoyed a picnic at Chero
! kee and then attended “Untc
These Hills”.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Longcoy Sr
and David spent the week end in
Charlotte with Mr. and Mrs. C
I? Longcoy Jr. and Barbara Ann
Mrs. O. C. Leiter has returned
to her home on Border street af
ter a two months' trip in South
Carolina. Georgia. Florida, and
Tennessee. She visited Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Johnson in Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Holtzclaw in Spart
anburg, Mrs. Maidee Love and
Tommy in Atlanta, and Col. and
Mrs. Carl McAvoy in St. Peters
burg.
Mr and Mrs. Jessie Garland of
iakersville spent Sunday with
lr. and Mrs. Andrew Miltvitz and
Ir. and Mrs. Tate Blankenship.
Irs. Milovitz and Mrs. Blanken
hip are daughters of the Gar
inds.
Dr. and Mrs. John W. Jacobs of
ainesville, Ga., spent the week ,
nd with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. ;
lallman. Dr. Jacobs is Mrs. Hall
aan’s brother.
Mrs. J. E. Sylvester has gone
o Elon College, N. C., to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Howard Edger
ton and family for an indefinite
period.
Miss Joyce Wells left last Sat
urday to assume her duties as
second grade teacher in the City
View school, Winston-Salem. Her
brother, Billy, went with her to
Winston-Salem and spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Callison, Jr. and family.
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and children, Clyde HI and Fred
die of Oak Ridge, Tenn., spent
the week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Watkins Sr.
On Sunday the family celebrated
the birthday anniversaries of Mrs.
Ernest Norton and Clyde Jr. with
a dinner at the Watkins home.
Ralph Hammond, U.S.N., has
returned to Washington after
spending a leave with his mother,
Mrs. Effie Hammond. Ralph is
scheduled to leave Monday for
San Juan. Porto Rica.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Permenter,
Jr. of Lakeland, Fla., are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Craven at
their home in Ridgecrest.
Mrs. W. W. Compton and her
daughter. Mrs. Dorothy Wearing
of Chicago, returned Sunday from
a visit in Birmingham, Ala. Mrs
Wearing left by plane Tuesday for
her home in Chicago.
Mr and Mrs. Edwin McCall had
as dinner guests last. Sunday, the
Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Hardin of
Rutherfordton, Mr. and Mrs. F.
V. McCall, and Miss Jane McCall.
Mrs. A. P. McDonald. Bobby
and Paul, Mrs. Nicholas Stillwell
and Johnny of Atlanta spent last
week with their mother. Mrs. Clif
ford Porter. Together with Dr. Mc
Donald and Allen and Mr. Still
well they attended “Unto These
Hills'' at Cherokee and visited
Fontana Dam. They spent the week
end at Hemlock Inn, Bryson City.
The men returned to Atlanta,
leaving their families here for a
week’s visit.
Miss Nancy Hester will leave
Thursday (today) for St. Louis,
Mo., where she will assume her
duties as young adult program di
rector in the Y.W.C.A.
Mrs. Max Flack and Phillip are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. M. Norton, while Lt. Flack is
in Norfolk for four weeks’ heli
copter training. Lt. Flack is being
transferred to Key West, Fla.
They have been residing in Eliza
beth City. He will spend this week
end here with his family.
Mr. and Mrs 11. L. Kennedy of
Athens. Ga.. former residents of
Black Mountain, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. William
Hickey and Mr. and Mrs. Marcus
Begley and family.
Phil Miller is home from Chan
ute Air Force Base, 111., to spend
several weeks with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bullock, before
going to San Francisco. Calif., to
report for overseas duty.
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Houston,
Mrs. Jo Rudge and Miss Pat Ad
ams were Sunday dinner guests of
the Halls at “Fairlawn Lodge”. It
was Mrs. Rudges’ birthday anni
versary and the dinner was given
in her honor.
Mrs. A. S. Wells and Mrs. A.
K Caines of Wagner, S. C., are
visiting Mrs. W. F. Wells and
Billy. Mrs A. S. Wells is the
mother of the late W. F. Wells and
Mrs. Caines a sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Margolius
returned to Miami, Fla., after
spending three weeks at Black
Forest Lodge.
HAYES CONNOR ELECTED
CRUSADERS' PRESIDENT
I
The Crusaders Sunday School i
lass of the Methodist church met
lunday evening, Aug. 26, in the ]
ellowship hall of the educational !
juilding for its monthly meeting !
ind covered dish supper.
Officers elected to serve for the .
new year were: president, Hayes .
Connor; vice president, Mrs. Piper '
Osborne; 2nd vice president, Bill
Gudger; secretary, Mrs. Roy Rus
sell, and treasurer, Mrs. Fred
Tron.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Holman, Jr., and Hugh,
the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Walters
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Roy L.
Russell and sons, the Rev. and
Mrs. Howard Kester, Miss Nancy
Kester, Mr. and Mrs. Piper Os
borne and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Dempsey Whitaker and Renee, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Milovitz, Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Knight and child
ren, Dr. and Mrs. Rankin Miller
and children, Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Heiser and sons, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Brown and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Hayes Connor and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Wright and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallin
and Ginger, and Bill Gudger.
This clipping will entitle J. A.
Crow and one guest to free ad
mission to see “Tribute To A Bad
Man” at the Pix Theater,
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keep up payments on them all.
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PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
Black Mountain, N. C.
Miss Julia Stokes
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The Montreal Conferenw
son came to an 1 Conference
meeting of the 15' Sutherland
on Sunday. Dr • ' , morning
Bonnell P'^^^ ^fm theTven
worship service ^ auditor
}E* ^Dr * Bonnell's P-tor of the
™ \venue Presbyterian church
Jn,t v *, r.»v \ large crowd
VtV' wi the si rvices on Sunday
and the Bible study all through
fhe week On next Sunday the
Montreal church will resume ser
vices in Gaither chapel 1 he Rev.
Stanley Bennett, pastor of the
Montreat church, will be in the
PU(JnSaturday night the Montreat
concert senes gave a repeat per
formance of “Elijah . This was
beautifullv done. All the singers
were good with special mention
of Elijah done by Byung Kwon,
Obadiah done by Jack Jones, and
the bo\ Glen Guy I lie scenery
was very good with the fire from
heaven most realistic and dramat
ic Congratulations to Allan Guy
and Clair Hardenstine and the en
tire cast. , . . ,
The Montreal Womans club had
a delightful supper meeting on
Monday. Aug 20 Mrs. A A. Me
Ix'an was chairman of the host
esses for the day. but was called
out of town The hostesses who
did serve the supper were: Mrs.
J c Grier. Mrs. John K. Roberts,
Mis Knox Simpson. Miss Ruth
Merrick Miss Margaret Davis, and
Mrs \lton Brown The president.
Mrs Chris Malheson. presided.
The nominating committee chair
,1-,,, Mss J E. Kearney, present
ed the names of the new officers
vhich were unamimously elected.
Fhe.se officers were elected for
o years as follows: president,
Ragan: 2nd vice
B. R. Shillinglaw;
secretary. Mrs. S.
treasurer. Mrs. J.
... Caldwell
-esident. Mrs.
^responding
. McMaster;
. McCoy.
The club held the last meeting
f the season on Monday, Aug.
7 at 4 p.m. in the home of Miss
athryn Pinner on North Caro
na terrace ext. Other hostesses
ere- Mrs. J. Gray McAllister.
Irs. J. Gray McAllister, Jr., and
Irs. W. C. Copeland. The new i
fficers were installed. A memor
il service was held for those who j
ied this past year
The Women of the Montreat
resbvterian church will have a
leeting of the executive board on
uesdav. Sept. 4 at 3.30 p.m. in
ne home of the president, Mrs.
ollins Lee, on Mississippi road
The Men of Montreal will have
deir first meeting of the fall on
londay, Sept. 3 at 6:30 for a sup
er meeting. The president, Dr.
lougal McD. Monroe will preside.
Mr and Mrs. Beaumont Whitton
f Charlotte bought the Phifer
yers cottage on Georgia terrace
nmmpr
The Rev. and Mrs. George Hea
ton of Concord bought the Armi
stead cottage on North Carolina
terrace. We welcome the new
people, but will miss the old ones.
Mrs. J. H. Bangley of Suffolk,
ya.. visited Miss Kathryn Pinner
his past week.
Mrs W. C. Tompkins of Edge
ield is visiting Mrs. Geo. Ennett
n her home on Virginia road for
i few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bryan
,’isited Dr. and Mrs. Harry Bryan
tor a few days this past week.
They spent their honeymoon in
Colorado and were on their way
o Philadelphia where Jimmy will
•omplete his studies in the med
cal school.
Dr. and Mrs. Wil’iam Higgs of
tuston. La., and family are visit
ng in Davista this week. Dr. Higgs
s attending the Christian Pro
essors conference.
Mrs. Samuel Woods, Don Woods,
ind Tom Spence left Saturday to
;pend a week in the Isle of Palms
vhere they join Dr. Nettie Grier
ind Miss Lucy Grier who have
oeen there for a week.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Groves
)f Nieholasville, Ky„ have been
spending a month with Mrs.
Troves’ mother, Mrs. W. I). Rey
nolds in her home on Tennessee
road.
Rockwell Smith spent a few
days last week with his cousin.
Miss Margaret Davis, on Virginia
road. He is now doing home mis
sion work in Wise county, Va.
Mrs. John Haw, w»ho has been
in Davista all summer, left this
week to drive her two grandsons
to Parsippany, N. J. She will visit
her daughter. Mrs. E. II. Berg,
for a short time before returning
to her home in Richmond, Va.
Dr. and Mrs. Roy Talmage and
three children have returned to
their home in Bellaire, Texas, af
ter visiting their parents. Dr. and
Mrs. J. V. N. Talmage on Alabama
terrace. Also visiting the Talmages
recently were Mr. and Mrs
Franklin Talmage and three child
ren of Collingswood, N. J.
Dr. J. V. N. Talmage is in Chi
cago w’here he presented a paper
to Wheaten college. While there
he visited his son, Dr. David Tal
mage and his family.
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Hassell, Jr
and children of Columbia, S. C.,
are visiting Miss Lucy Senn on
Assembly drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wellford
and family of Sarasota, Fla., are
spending a few weeks with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Well
ford on North Carolina terrace.
Philip Blandheim has returned
to his home in Washington, D. C.,
after spending the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wooten and
family on Kentucky road. He also
visited his grandmother, Mrs. Amy
Hudson, who is now living in
Bridewood.
Miss Minnie Boles of Green
wood, Miss., is spending a few
days in the Liddell home. She is
the niece of the late Miss Sallie
Liddell. Deepest sympathy of the
community is extended to Miss
Boles and her brothers in the
death of Miss Liddell. She made
many friends during the years she
lived in Montreat and is certainly
missed by everyone. She became
a part of Montreat and her home
was the gathering place for all
the neighbors. Her spirit of love
and good will is still with us
and will continue to be felt for
years to come.
The Rev. and Mrs. Stanley ]
nett have had manv visitors
summer. Last week Mr and
Joe Bennett and family 0f i
caster, S. C., were their ’Uc
Miss Una Mae Mangrum
her niece, Marcy Mangrum
having a short vacation at
beach. They spent one nirtii
Rock Hill with friends on
way over. Mary Mangrum '
has been at the piano durina
conferences this summer is Sp(
Uary wayne Ainson nas k
turned to his home in Van Dyke,
Mich., after spending the summer
with his grandmothers, Mrs. W.
C. Allison and Mrs. Manus Med
ford.
infi a short vacation in Texas be
fore she returns to Montreat col
lege for the school year.
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Mrs Fred Cook was hostess to
Circle 4 of the State Street Meth
odist church Tuesday evening,
Aue. 21, at her home. Miss Sarah
Thompson reviewed the fifth chap
ter, < a Testament of Devotion ,
taken from the study book Five
Spiritual Classics”. Miss Thomp
son included in her study a most
interesting talk on the life of , <
author, Thomas K. Kelly.
John Benedict, W.S.C.S. president,
J,r, Clyde Watkins, Mrs. J. M.
Goodman, Miss Thompson, Mrs. D.
p pinwiddie, Mrs. I. L. 1 ence,
Mrs. I). O. MeDougle, and Mrs.
Finley Stepp.
_81,000 measures were intro
duced into the various state legis
latures at their last sessions, of
which 27,000 became laws.
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