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EXCELLENT VALUES IN REAL ESTATE IN CITY: 2 Story house, 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. 100% location. Shown by appointment only. $10,000.00. 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. With 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., INC., REALTORS Black Mountain 120 State St. F. E. STEPP—Dial 7111 W. C. NICHOLS SHOPE CREEK By Mrs. Thelma Buckner Rt. 2 — Asheville, N. C. Our pastor the Rev. A. D. Smith of Berea Baptist church, delivered an inspiring; message Sunday morning on "This Grace." It continues to be dry up our way. Our water supply is critical and late corn is withered and ruined. Snakes, poisonous and other wise, are quite prevalent and on the move searching for water. We get the report almost daily that a rattlesnake or copperhead has been killed. Clinton Gregg killed a big copperhead three feet in length Friday night and Mrs. Audrey Creasman almost had her hand on one in the wood pile. Her neigh bor, Beardon Jones, shot it. Millard Bartlett has been re leased from the hospital and is do ing nicelv at his home. Mrs. H. If. Ingle, Sr„ returned home on Wednesday night from Oak Ridge where she has been un dergoing treatment. On Friday night of last week an outdoor hamburger fry was given at the home of G. R. Creasman in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Creas man of Port Royal, S. C. Others 1 attending were Mr. and Mrs. M. H. \ Creasman. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Creasman. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fuller a and children. 11 Thad Gregg of Flint, Mich., vis- e' ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. sc Gordon Gregg of Shope Creek, last week. He moved his furniture to Michigan where he expects to live permanently. On Aug. 31 Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gregg and Robin were our guests at supper and to spend the night. It was Clinton’s birthday. Those enjoying a picnic supper with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ingle, Jr., at their home were Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Crist, Jr., and sons, Jimmy and Teddy. Marion Gregg of Ft. Jackson, S. C., visited us on Monday morning He, Fred Gregg, and Jerry Free man were home for the week-end. ELECTION TO DECIDE— From Page 1 Are we sure that approval of the amendment will preserve our trad itional system of segregated schools ? A. We cannot be sure of any thing the U. S. Supreme Court may do, or say. But this is the best plan that has been advanced that would prevent forced mixing of i-aces in our schools. If conditions in my child’s pub ic school becomes intolerable, '■ •hat happens ? A. Your school board can order | n election; or 15% of the people . i your school unit can ask for an ' ection on suspending it. If the bool is closed, it can later be re opened by vote of the people in the same manner. Suppose children of another race are assigned to the school attend ed by my child and I object? What remedy will I have? A. Your child can be reassigned to another public school provided one is reasonably available, or, if one is not available, you can with draw your child from school. Then you may send your child to pri vate school. How can I afford that? A. The State will provide the proportionate part of its school fund for your child’s private edu cation. Figured on the present basis, that would amount to about $135.00 per school year. Your local school board could add any amount to that that it sees fit. But, the total amount of money given by the State and your local school board could not exceed the actual cost of your child’s private educa tion. Could I send my child to any private school of my choice ? A. Yes. You would qualify for State and local grants if the school is not operated by a sec tarian (church) group and the ichool is approved by the State ioard of Education. Of course, here are fine parochial schools in ; (orth Carolina but a child attend- j ig one of them would not qualify , or grants. , What is a local option unit? ; A. Your administrative School f MAYTAG automatic; w/aslw • Needs no "suds-saving” device! This water thrifty automatic uses less water than any other agitator-type automatic ... as much as 46% less by actual tests on full loads! Your old washer may be worth a big down payment I TYSON FURNITURE COMPANY “It’s Thrifty To Trade At Tyson’s” •? 1 T ouaiu may aesie wnai would DC I known as “local option units.” A ' local option unit would be any county or city school adniinistra- t tive unit or any sub-division there- ^ of. o What about the compulsory y school law ? f A. It remains in the books with one change. Under this change you would not be forced to send your child to school if (1) the only public school available to you is {, integrated and (2) no approved t private school is available. s Who determines when a condi- r tion is “intolerable” and a vote on 1 closing the school is requested? r A. The word “intolerable” is not i included in these bills. However, > it is up to the people in a local ' option unit to determine whether • their school’s operation has be- ' come intolerable. The vote of the people in the unit will determine this question. If the vote is to close the schools, then the condi tion is intolerable. If the vote is to keep open the schools, then the condition is evidently not intoler able. What will become of school buildings no longer used for public school purposes ? A. Public school buildings, be long to local administrative units and therefore to the people who live in that unit. Laws that have been on the books for many years provide that local school boards may lease or sell school property no longer necessary for public school purposes. 55% of the farm cash receipts comes from meat and animals, _ dairy products, and poultry. 1 cr '< < DIAL 4381 TYSON FURNITURE CO. BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. “ITS THRIFTY TO TRADE AT TYSON’S” MODEL 19 196 cu. ft. capacity AMANA’S exclusive “slor-mor’' door holds more food than any other freezer door. i And, Aniana is the only freezer with auto* matic food servers, automatic inventory control, adjustable food holders, full vision light, service shelf, ice cream and ■ dessert bar, and left-over shelf. COME IN TODAY . . . See all the features that make the AM4NA FREEZER best. Backed by a century old tradition of fine craftsmanship. GUARANTEED TO OUTPERFORM ALL OTHERS FIRST! the only freezer with the istor-mor ’ door • For Hint FOR RENT: 4 Room unfurnished cottage. 2 bedrooms, oil furnace heat, elec water heater, wired for elec stove, close in. well located, good view overlooking lake, gar nee Rent reasonable. Dial 5442 (s6tfc) FOR RENT: In Swannanoa oppos ite school: 3 rooms and bath apt., furnished, attractive and modem, insulated and oil furnace heat, elec, kitchen, quiet neighborhood, convenient location. Desire set tled permanent people. Dial 8350 or see Mrs. George Bartlett. (a30tfe) FOR RENT: 5-Room house, lights and water, wired for elec, stove, on Blue Ridge road. See Roy Rhinehart or Mrs. Silvers, Blue Ridge road. (a302tp) FOR RENT: Large front bedroom, nicely and comfortably furnished, large walk-in closet, semi-private bath, nice residential street, close to all downtown. Would share en tire home with lady or couple. Phone 7343. (s6c) FOR RENT: 3 Room unfurnished cottaye near Montreat road. Dial 6292.'_(s6tic) FOR RENT: Attractive 2 bedroom furnished cottage, until June. Floor furnace, ideal location. Dial 8382. (a30tfc) FOR RENT: Furnished apartment. Dial 7740. (a30tfc) FOR RENT: 4-room unfurnished apt., near center of town. Dial 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, comer 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 FOR SALE: Wear-a-Pair, free guarantee, buy 3 pairs, wear 1 pair, try it. If within 30 days you don’t agree that these new stretch nylons are the most beautiful, comfortable, stockings you ever vore, keep the trial pair and re urn the 2 new pairs to us. We vill then refund all you’ve paid or all 3 pairs. Trial pair costs ou nothing. Style A-22 dress heer, 15 denier, 60 gauge, 100% lul’ont nylon hosiery’- They give vhen you walk, stoop or bend, lull up to just the right length ind still stay in place, seams stay traight. Our regular price, 3 lairs. S4.05. Inductory offer till iept. 22, 3 pairs tor $3.00. You von’t send them back. They’ll nean so much to you. That’s the eason we can afford to offer this uarantee on all hosiery styles in ur line. There is one size to fit ou perfectly, whether you are 4 7 or 6 ft. 2, or whether you eigh 80 lbs. or 200. Give us our height and weight. A fit ex ert selects and sends your proper >ot and leg size. Colors: glo, ' londe, duet, amber, fawn and red >x. We carry a complete line of osiery, anklets, panties, slips, ocks, bras and men’s wear. All at : ew low prices. Your American ; [osiery Mills representative, Swan anoa, N. C. (s6e) 'OR SALE: White-face cow, 6 ears old, giving 4 gal, milk per lay, $100. Also thoroughbred nale Guinea hog, weighs about 100 lbs. Mrs. Avery Wilson near A’illiam Crabb plant. (s6p) "OR SALE: 5-Room house in Irovemont on Stonewall ave., for ;ale or rent. Owner will be on alace most of the day, Thursday, Aug. 30. Dial 7504. (a303tp) FOR SALE: Apples, both eating and canning. Also tomatoes and fresh eggs. Mrs. Arthur Patton, Lake Eden road. Dial 5513. (s6tfc) FOR SALE: Apartment oil heater for 3 or 4 rooms, good condition. $40. J. H. Gruver, 111 Connally st. (sGtfc) FOR SALE: 2 Pick-up trucks, 1 '35 and 1 ’46. See Red Golightly, Vance ave. or dial 8193. (s6e) FOR SALE: 3 level lots 80’xl60’ in Grovemont, facing Wildwood lake and Marion avenue. For further information call Asheville 3-1828. j-12-tfc) FOR SALE: 100 copies of PIC TURESQUE, famous picture mag azine of the Blue Ridge Parkway and Smokies, have been placed on sale at Key City Pharmacy, Black Mountain Drug, and Rug and Jug shop. They’re only 35 cents per copy. Pick up yours today, (tfp) 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 I^rmay’s Dept, store. (tfp) FOR SALE: 1949 Station wagon $200. Call Stepp’s Gulf Service _ (j-6-2tp) 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-1 job. Call 4381—For Free Estimate. TYSON FURNITURE CO. Black Mountain, N. C. 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. FOR SALE: 30-ft. Colonial Sports man house trailer, furnished and in good condition. S1095. Fred M. Martin, Swannanoa Heights, Swan nanoa, N. C. (a-2-tfc) FOR SALE: 2 Bedroom house like new on level lot and paved street in town. Attached garage, plaster ed walls and automatic heat. 103 Mountain st. Phone 7119 after five. (j-5-tfc) FOR SALE: Large desk blotters, 19x24, 20 cents; Nifty Legal pads, 84x14, 25 cents. Black Mtn. News. FOR SALE: 4-Itoom house on Mon treat road. Also 1949 green Jeep and trailer. Phone 7383. (a302tp) FOR SALE: Dress up your windows wi'h Venetian Blinds. Call us for free estimate. Harrison Furniture Store, Swannanoa, N. C. Phone 7253. (tfc) FOR SALE: Pre-cast concrete septic tanks. Complete installa tions. Approximately $200 in Black Mountain area. Walker Pre-cast Concrete Products, Marion, N. C. Phone 22622. (nA-tfc) FOR SALE: Gold Seal Linoleum, ill size rugs. Call us for free esti mate on plastic tile. Harrison iTjrniture Store, Swannanoa, N. C. ’hone 7253. (tfc) • Notice •Vould you like to win a lovely lift by being a Stanley hostess? Jash paid by club or church part es. Your Stanley Dealer, Mrs. daude Drake, phone 6591. (n29c) Lilian Blue McEachern, teacher >f piano. Graduate of Salem Acad emy and college, Winston-Salem, Sf, C., teacher’s courses under Ed vin Hughes, New York City, and 3erniee Frost of Julliard School if Music. Limited number of pup ls. Dial 8258. (s6tfc) Will the person who took bicycle from the yard at 207 Lakey street Saturday night please return same in good condition and no arrest will be made. (s6p) 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 Cragmont 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 Furnace* and Heaters Cleaned. Heaters, $5 floor furnaces, $6; hot air furn aces, $7. W'ill repair all electric appliances such as ranges, hot water heaters, washing machines, etc. Free pick-up and delivery Woody Stepp, phones 7633 or 7317 _ (s-8-tfc) Laivn Moivers 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 TRY THE CLASSIFIEDS) I I | CLASSIFIEDS SELL • Phone 4101 HOME BLUE RIDGE RD. EXTENDED: 2 story cottage, 5 rooms, bath, basement garage, i8o 145 ft. depth, finest of views. Price $5,500. i- f ’font JUST OFF MONTREAT RD.: 5 rooms, bath, basement, 13 beautifully landscaped $8,500. lots, Pw IDEALLY FURNISHED cottage facing golf course, perfect condition, $12,000. ANOTHER handsome home facing golf course and Craggy, main part 5 rooms, bath k separating studio with bath, ultra modern all respects. Request inspection. COTTAGE, 4 rooms, hath, lot facing No. 70-75 ft., depth 220 ft. Price $4,600. IN TOWN: 4 bedroom home, old but reasonable condition, land 150 ft. x 200 ft. j8 LAKE EDEN RD.: farm of incomplete home, tenant cottage, pond and 12,000 pjne seedlin planted, 40 appx. acres, priced to sell. FOR RENT: beautifully furnished garage apt. facing golf course. $60.00 m !*»y monthly. OFFICE PHONE p p 1 I 3 6 2 1 R. o. tckles RESIDENCE pH0NE BOX 794 7344 Member Asheville Board of Realtors BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. c P i * A I i Expert Furniture Finishing and re-finishing. Any type of finish, modern, antique, or what have you. Satisfaction guaranteed. Black Mountain Lumber Co. (m-17-tfc) • Wanted WANTED: Salesman for this area to sell Blown Insulation Alumin um Awnings, storm windows and other home improvement. Married man preferred. Must have car. Ex perience not necessary. Training salary and liberal commission. For interview call Asheville 42351 or write Home Insulation Company, Box 6266, Asheville. (s62c) WANTED: Baby sitter, white or colored, light house work. Must be reliable. Dial 7303. (s6c) WANTED: To buy for cash, 4 or 5 room house with or without bath, in Black Mtn. or Swannanoa. Write X, Box 968, Black Mountain. (a-16-tfc) OWEN HIGH GRIDDERS— From Page 1 out he was shoved out of bounds ay Elliott. On the next play Wright, who seems to be heading for his best year, went through a wagon-size hole in the center of the line and danced 44 yards un molested. Bright spot in the backfield, which still has not reached its peak was the punting of Sophomore Joe Robinson who time after time drove the Bearcat back with long spirals. He zoomed the ball far over the heads of the double safety on his first kick for more than 60 yards and completed the evening tvith an average of 40 yards with sight tries. A kick out of bounds on the nine and one that rolled over the goal cut down his aver age. The defense was bolstered this week by the return of Leslie Haynes, veteran lineman, whose parents moved to Detroit. He has two more years to go and will be of great value at the tackle slot. The boys came through the first ?ame in good condition and should be ready for the Maroon-Devils Friday. Score by quarters: □wen 0 0 0 7— 7 Hendersonville 12 6 0 0—18 Black Mountain, Fairview Will Continue Series Black Mountain split with Fair view over the week-end in the Buncombe County league playoff. At Fairview Saturday Black Mountain scored once in the eighth frame to win over the home team, 2 to 1. Harold Plemmons walked, stole second, went to third on a sacrifice, and romped home with the winning run when Bartlett singled. They took the lead in the first inning when Charlie Da vis hit a home run but Fairview tied it up in the seventh. Owenby and Heatherly dueled down to the last wire, striking out eight and seven men respectively. Leading hitters were R. Plemmons and Kenny Wood with two out of four. Fairview jumped on Robert Plemmons for three big runs in the first inning at the Beacon field Sunday and was never head ed, winning the decision, 10 to 6. Black Mountain went ahead in the fifth inning but the winners push ed over single runs in the seventh and ninth and four in the eighth to knot the playoff at a game each. In the second game of a sched uled doubleheader the teams bat tled to a 5-all tie. The game was halted by darkness. The two teams will play at Fair view Sunday at 1:30. The series will be decided on a 3 out of 5 basis. 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DIAL 438f THRIFTY T0 TRA°E AT TYSON’S” black mountain, n. c. -The sales of fluid ffii], cream by North Carolina miJ tributors in 1955 amounted 403,719 pounds, an W 5:' 8.5% above 1954. P‘ l?*'i Grade "A" milk f„„ ,, North Carolina reached a high total of 689,328 172 „ in 1955-an increase of morP°^ 3% over the previous record a tablished in 1954. Only 16,774# pounds was imported into Nw' Carolina in 1955. Most of thi«™ imported in off-season period^ production. MONf fce/ps.„ you to get the greatest value from your Social Security, your pension rights and yea present life insurance. let me show you how! Burt Tea sue c Asheville, N. C. 215 Miles Bldg., Phone Will MumiQp HewYJ The Mutual Lite insurance Company cl Hem Yst Ne* Yoifc. N. Y. MONY today means MONEY tomorrow! lift insurance accident and iklren-iftiftwrl plan* . . . lot individual* and impLvM pwp* a-a a l i i - Pix Theater Black Mountain, N. C. 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