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Burlington. Mr. Steele has been
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Mrs. Ludd J. Bryan and chil
dren of Raleigh and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Mackney and children are vis
iting Mrs. Bryan's and Mrs. Mack
ney’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
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aid E. Finch. The Mackneys have
been residing: at Hyattsville, Md..
and are moving to Fort Bayard,
New Mexico.
Mrs. Clifford Porter has re
turned home after spending the
winter with her daughters and
their families, Dr. and Mrs. A. P.
McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Nich
olas Stillwell of Atlanta.
Miss Emilye Hawkins, a senior
at Berea college, spent the week
end of Feb. 24 with her mother,
Mrs. Charles Hawkins.
Paul N. Wright, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. Wright, has been select
ed as cartoonist on the staff of
the Southern Engineer magazine
of the Engineering School of North
Carolina State college. Paul is ma
joring in architecture.
Mr. and Mrs. Doss Kerlee spent
the week-end in Charlottesville,
Va.. with Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Headley and their son Robin. Mr.
and Mrs. David Nache and chil
dren, David Jr.. Cynthia Ann, and
Harold Allen came down from
Washington for a reunion with the
family. Doss celebrated his birth
day anniversary while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Collins and
Joe of Winston-Salem spent last
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Hor
ace Simmons.
The Rev. and Mrs. Carroll R.
Stegall have been awarded the
“Chevalier de l’ordre du Leopold
IP' by the King of Belgium. The
Rev. Mr. Stegall is pastor of the
Friendship Presbyterian church.
He and Mrs. Stegall were mission
aries in the Belgian Congo for 36
years in the field of education and
evangelism. While in the Congo
the Rev. Mr. Stegall introduced
short wave radio communications
to the Congo, which system has
now become widespread. The King
of Belgium has recognized these
services to the upbuilding of the
colony by giving them this high
honor.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Moray.
Blue Ridge road, returned last
Wednesday from a three weeks’
vacation in Florida where they
visited friends in Mr. Dora, Tam
pa, St. Petersburg. Avon Park,
Lakeland, and Pompano Beach.
Among the out-of-town people
here to attend the funeral services
for Miss Anne V. Wilson were a
niece. Mrs. H. Clay Lewis of De
catur. Ga.: nephews. Allen Wilson
of Atlanta and David Wilson of
Columbus. Ga.: and a cousin. Mrs.
Jeseph Ernest of Fort Royal, Va.
Mrs. Lewis remained for a longer
stay with Mrs. Lyde Wilson. She
will return home the latter part
; of this week.
Joy Okano, daughter of Dr. and
I Mrs. T. X. Okano of the VA hos
pital, Swannanoa. has been chosen
I by the town of McKenny, Va., to
compete in the beauty contest to
be held April 28. This contest
is sponsored by the town of Mc
Kenny and Joy will compete with
30 other girls. She was formerly
in Mr. Mills' eighth grade class,
Black Mountain Elementary school.
She sends her best wishes to all
of her friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pickering
have returned to their home at
Camp Rockmont after a two
months’ trip in Mississippi, Louis
iana, Alabama, and Florida in the
interest of Camp Rockmont.
Mrs. W. C. Honeycutt and chil
dren have returned to their home
after spending some time at Mel
bourne Beach. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip McMahan
stopped en route from Raleigh to
Roanoke. Va.. to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. McMahan.
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HARRISON-KERLEE
MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION
Black Mountain. N. C.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR YEAR ENDING
December 31, 1956
Cash balance as shown on last report S32.317.34
Total assessments collected 8.104.90
Membership fees collected 19.75
Interest earned on time deposits and bands 835.00
Total amount to be accounted for $41,276.99
DISBURSEMENTS
Salaries S900.00
Bonds and Taxes 263.93
Postage and Printing 138.05
Collection Commissions 732.69
Joining Fees 19.75
Total Expense
Death Benefits Paid
$2,054.42
3,300.00
Total Disbursements
Cash Balance
$5,354.42
5,354.42
$35,922.57
ASSETS
Cash and U. S. Govt. Bonds
S35.952.27
LIABILITIES
Advance Assessments on hand
Surplus
1,002.60
34,919.97
$35,922.57
I certify that the above information is true and
correct to the personal knowledge of the under
signed.
Ray R. Harrison. Secv.-Treas.
Taken from the files of the
Black Mountain News, March 6.
1947.
Pete Brittain, former grid cap
tain and basketball star, took over
the reins as principal when Stu
dent Day was observed at Black
Mountain High school for the first
time Friday, Feb. 28. Other stu
Phillip. who recently was graduat
ed from State college, Raleigh,
will be associated with Kroger
Grocery company in Roanoke.
Miss Nell Golightly and Miss
Betty Pruitt spent the week-end
in Morganton with friends.
Chaplain James Skelton has re
turned from Chicago where he at
tended the American Protestant
Hospital association and associa
tion of Hospital Chaplains meet
ing.
Mrs. Lawrence Barnhill has ac
cepted a position as secretary to
Dr. J. Rupert McGregor, Montreat.
Mrs. Robert C. McDougle was
called to Laurel. Miss., Monday
because of the serious illness of
her mother. Mrs. Fred Sieb.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Justus and
Mrs. Odie Blankenship spent the
week-end in Atlanta. They went
especially to attend senior day and
the banquet of Emory University
School of Nursing. The Justus'
daughter, Norma, is a member of
the graduating class. They were
accompanied by Judge and Mrs.
Sam Cathey of Asheville. The
Cathey’s granddaughter. A n n
Sayre, is also a member of the
graduating class.
Mr. and Mrs. Rush Whiteside
will return to Philadelphia this
week after spending some time
here while Mrs. Whiteside's broth
er-in-law and sister. Dr. and Mrs.
S. S. Cooley, were in Florida. The
Cooleys returned home Sunday.
The Whitesides will return to their
home here later in the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McGinnis and
sons, Rickey and Eddie, have re
turned from a week’s vacation in
Ocala, Tampa, and Clearwater,
Fla.
Mrs. Max Woodcock visited her
brother, Lloyd Kearns, who is
critically ill in Cape Fear hospital.
Fayetteville, last week.
Sgt. Malcolm Stewart Ware will
arrive this week-end to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry T.
Ware, at Blue Ridge. At the end
of a 30-day leave he will report to
Fort Hamilton. X. Y. Malcolm is
stationed with SETAF in Europe
and is on three years assignment
of duty which will terminate in
January 195S.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stevens
and Deborah have returned from
Winston-Salem. Mrs. Stevens is
the former Miss Hazel Reese of
Black Mountain.
Misses Ina Tyler and Jeanette
McGregor of Tryon were luncheon
guests of Mrs. Mary E. Aleshire
at Oak Knoll Tuesday, Mar. 5.
Mrs. Pearl Perkins spent the
week-end in Smithfield, N. C.
Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Hilley of
Christmount, who have spent sev
eral weeks visiting their children
in Virginia, will return home this
week.
The Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Nay
spent the week-end in Greenville,
S. C., where Mr. Nay assisted in
the dedication of a newr sanctuary
for the Christian church where
he was formerly the pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and
daughter Beryl of Wallington, N.
J., former residents of Black Moun
tain, are spending a few days at
the Monte Vista hotel.
Miss Sara Dickens of Raleigh
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Dickens.
Other guests for the week-end
were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rich
ards of Rolesville. X. C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hemphill,
Sr., and Lynn visited her sister,
Mrs. Ted Lance and family in
Elizabethton. Tenn.. last Sunday.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Xorman
Hampton and family over the week
end were Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Mc
Craw of Xebo, Mr. and Mrs. Ro
land Meadows and daughter Rose
Marie of Asheville, Mrs. Fred
Lytle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lytle
and son Larry, and Mr, and Mrs.
Winslow Ledford, all of Old Fort.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Pate will
celebrate their wedding anniversary
on Monday, March 11.
Cpl. J. D. Goodman and Mrs.
Goodman have returned to Al
bany. Ga.. after visiting his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Goodman
and her parents. Mr. and Mrs,
Clifford Patton of Swannanoa
Billy Joe Goodman returned home
with them for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ensley anc
daughters, Debbie and Kathy, oi
Greensboro spent the week-enc
here with members of their fami
lies.
Ill
dents and classes taught were:
asst, principal, Scott Uzzell; Eng.
IV, Chas. Biddix: Eng. Ill, Bobby
Blair; Eng. II, Peggy Morrow;
Eng. II. Elmer Taylor; Eng. 1,
Petra Brown; Eng. I, Cecil Wil
son; gen. science, Jimmy Milbee;
chemistry. Pete Brittain; biology,
Sara McDougle; U. S. history, Don
Gragg; World history, Jack Ed
wards: Math. I, Chas. Thomas:
Math. I, Ben Leatherman; Math.
II. Crawford Willoughby; Math.
III, Joyce Gouge. Math. IV, Jack
Ramsey, typing, Ethel Rice; typ
ing, Lawrence Crisp; shorthand,
Doris Blankenship; gen. business.
Joanne Cordell; sociology, Alvarati
Taylor: home ec. I, Lorraine Staf
ford: home ec. I, Lucille Fox; home
ec. II. Betty Brandon; home ec.
Ill, Pauline Ledbetter; ag. I and
II. B. H. Chandler: ag. Ill, Jack
Ramsey: health, Fred Pence; stu
dy hall teachers, Martha Davis,
Crawford Willoughby, O li v e r
Reece, Elizabeth Morrow, Betty
Blair, and Dana Gilliam. Irvin Wil
lis took over janitorial duties for
the day.
Albert .1. Terrell was elected
post commander, and Robert An
derson post quarter of the Black
Mountain Post of the Veteran?
of Foreign wars which was or
ganized Tuesday night. Other of
ficers elected were James Brittain,
post senior vice-commander:
Claude Rice, post junior vice-com
mander; Roy Taylor, post advo
cate; Leon Williams, post chap
lain: James Tucker, post surgeon;
Gordon Greenwood, adjutant; and
Bill Gudger, Harold Gray, and
F. S. Cunningham, trustees. Oth
ers on the roll are Benjamin Mar
ett, Harry Gray, Robert May,
Daniel N'anney, John McKay, Dr.
Ralph Huth, Malcolm Williams,
James Uzzell, Ernest Rice, Janie
Hinceman. Floyd Goff, James
Brown, Austin Burgess, and Her
bert C. Wright.
me Diue ruuge Cleaners, uwutru
and operated by Robert S. Eckle?,
III, and Carl Kerlee, Jr., will open
for business Monday morning,
March 10, it was announced today.
Twenty-two veterans are en
rolled in the veterans farm train
ing program at Black Mountain
and Swannanoa High schools, H.
E. Wheeler of Warren Wilson col
lege has been secured to aid C.
J. Rich of Black Mountain and S.
R. Xeskaug of Swannanoa. Those
enrolled at Black Mountain are:
Thomas B. Morris, Jr., Alvin M
Stroud. Parnell W. Carpenter,
Howard R. Willitt, Cecil W. Mor
ris, Leonard L. Smith, John V.
Brittain, Sr., J. Guffey. R. Hamby,
R. 0. Alexander, Eliza Walker,
and Phillip O. Glenn.
The Swannanoa list include?
Charles L. Smith, Edgar Smith.
Claude J. Balick, Ulmont W. Bak
er, David C. Drake, Willard W.
Reed, William E. Burnett, Frank
Barrett, and William H. Smith.
Jimmy Uzzell has been accepted
as a student at University of N.
Carolina for the term beginning
March 20.
Pvt. Wilburn Davis of Broad
River is home from Fort Benning
on a ten-day furlough visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. U. V. Davis.
Balwant Anand Paradkar of
Kolhapur, India, was a week-end
guest of Miss Sarah Kirby.
Allen L. Jackson has been dis
charged from the U. S. army and
has returned to Beacon Mfg. Co.
where he was employed before en
tering the service.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. Grady
Hardin left Wednesday for Oxford,
N. C., to attend the wedding of
Mrs. Hardin's sister. Miss Louise
Taylor, who will become the bride
of William Jackson Palmer of
Shelby, N. C.
A daughter. Barbara Ann, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. John G.
McGraw, Jr., at Mission hospital
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Poteat are
parents of a son born Wednesday
at St. Joseph’s hospital
Pvt. Vernon E. Stafford was
recently transferred from the
Army Air Force Base at San An
tonio, Tex., for communications
specialty training with the Signal
Corps school at Fort Monmouth,
N. J.
Those who have been on the
sick list in this area the past week
are Mrs. June Glenn, Mrs. Robert
Guy. Miss Lucy Silvers. George
Wrenn, Tommy Street, Xora Bur
gess, W. H. McMurray, Mrs. Jess
Padgett. Mrs. A. C. Thomas, Bill
Phillips, and Earl Brackett.
Gilbert Morris, who served in
the Quartermaster Corps in the
LT. S. Army in the Persian Gulf
! area and in Europe, has returned
home bringing with him a bride,
l the former Miss Celine Tissens
■ from Belgium. They plan to live
in Black Mountain.
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PURE INGREDIENTS.
Our Pharmaceutical Department uses only the Best
and Freshest Drugs Available. They are compound
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DIAL 3331 Black Mountain, N. C.
M. Hensley wins
Army Promotion
tt S. FORCES, GERMANY
(AHTN'C) — Matthew M. Hens
ley Jn, whose wife. Mary, lives
at' 34 Forrest st„ Biltmore, N. C
recently was promoted to specm -
ist first class in Germany, v_
^wh„,. par
Spenahst »«“e^ountain, ar
ents live in «lac* 0f duty
rived overseas on thist. nt at
last July after an as« ■
Fort Sam Houston Tex.
tered the Army m
Thi. clipping "ill cniill.
Fred Cr-k «nd »c g -
admission to see A l»aj
at the Fix Theater.
From Army School
KN'OX. KY. (ahtnc >
Allen, son of Mr.
E. Allen, Swan
rerently was grad
uated from "
tenance helpers
PORI
Pvt. Harold W.
and Mrs. Thomas
nanoa. s 1 ^ automotive main
course at
the
classes in engine el.
missions, brakes, st.
Pension systems a,-’
tii&bled vehicles.
Alien entered th,
tober 1956.
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