We Salule—
_.a;-ite you on your birthday:
Morrow, Mrs. G. E.
Barbara Sawyer, W.
th. Bonnie Firackett, Cap
- 'nor, Becky Gaddey, C. D.
George E. York, Anna
Valeen Cooper.
F’ete Poteat, Charles
Ronald E. Finch, Polly
: Moyers, Ed A. Wild.
Snipes, Tommy Stepp,
:■ (duett. Rev. Charles Owns
Stevenson, Earl Brad
Goss, Alary I . Sneed,
UnT Patterson- Karen L. McFar
Pei rvV ~' Pr' Rollert Headley,
Reriy Creasman, Rev. Charles Jol
ay. Stella Sluder, Sally Aherna
th>. Annie Richardson, Mrs j 11
drup^ L°UiSe Wyatt> -rune Wal
June 30-Hilda Nelon, Paul
Mr M l Mr-- ^arence Allison,
Mis. Mark Shuford, Marie Efeler
A berta (.oodman, Carol Patton!
Mice Wiltshire.
July 1 Bryson Hudgins, J. C.
Rollins, David Jones, Polly Capps,'
Ted Bartlett, Sharon Davis, Dr
frank H. Richardson, Jean Smov
e>'. Clyde Reese. Bill Burks, Clar
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once \\ iggins, Lena Carter, Cora
McClean.
July 2 Mavis Nesbitt, Woodrow
Beddingfield, Jr., J. H. Carland,
Mrs. Benjamin Melton, Myra Tier
ney, Robert R. Earley, Mrs. E. T.
Viverette, Donnie Allen. Oliver
Hutchins, Roy Wilkinson, Ray
Wilkins, Ruth Renegar, Mack Carr.
June 3—A. F. Tyson, Jr., Robert
M. Davis. Gordon H. Greenwood,
Martha A. Tierney, William Smith,
Tommy W. Marion, Bat Willet,
Robert. Henderson, Albert Ingle,
Mary Richardson Gauthier, Ber
nice Slade, Lois Snook.
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MRS. F. COOK HOSTESS
TO CHURCH GROUP
Mrs. Fred Cook was hostess to
Mrcle of the Methodist church
Tuesday evening, June 17. at her
home. Mrs. J. M. Goodman, chair
man, presided.
Mrs. \\ illiam Hickey opened the
program with the devotional and
very interestingly reviewed sever
al chapters from the study book,
“Disciples to Such a Lord” by Al
bert E. Barnette. Mrs. Hickey's
topics were “Jesus and the Twelve
Approached Jerusalem” “The Tri
umphal Entry,” and “Jesus In
spects The Temple and Challenges
the Church.”
A social hour with refreshments
was enjoyed after the meeting.
Those present were Mrs. D. 0.
McDougle, Mrs. Hickey, Mrs. M.
< ■ Dickens, Mrs. Goodman, Mrs.
Cecil Ham, Mrs. D. 1’. Dinwiddie,
Mrs. Finley Stepp, and the hos
tess.
MISS C. HALL DISCUSSES
W.S.C.S. MAGAZINES
AT CIRCLE MEETING
Circle 2 of the Woman’s Society
of Christian Service of the Metho
d.st church met Tuesday, June 17,
at the home of Mrs. W. B. Pol
lard. Mrs. W. H. Tendler, chair
man, presided. Mrs. S. D. Knight
was welcomed into the circle as
a new member.
Mrs. Herbert Daugherty was in
charge of the worship service
“Faith,” using the 11th chapter
of Hebrew as the scripture read
ing. Miss Caroline Hall gave a
very interesting talk on the lead
ing W.S.C.S. magazines and how
to use them.
During the social hour refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Miss Pat Adams, Mrs. Jo
Rudge, Mrs. Stanley Garland, Mrs.
M. J. Wyrick, Miss Clara Sehu
enke, Mrs. Max Woodcock, Mrs.
June Glenn, .Jr., Mi's. Tendler, Mrs.
Daugherty, Mrs. Gordon Green
wood, Mrs. Knight, Miss Hall,
r Miss Bernice Hall, and Mrs. Pol
lard.
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There's an electric .
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happy combination of
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Visit one soon and see
for yourself how you
can free yourself with
the modern conven
ience of on electric
freezer.
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Black Mountain’s latest recrea
tion project, a Women’s Softball
League, got off to a good start
this week.
Mrs. Mary F. Aleshire returned
to her home at Oak Knell from
Pennsylvania where she was co-or
dinator at the Tyler School of
Fine Arts at Temple university.
The Lions club installed Robert
F. Williams as president; C. E.
Spencer, first vice president; Wal
ter Styles, second, and W. W.
White as third vice presidents: H.
E. Barkley, secretary, and Roy
Alexander, treasurer.
Camp Ridgecrest for Boys open
ed its twentieth season with boys
in attendance from a wide area,
coming from Texas, Wasldngton
and many other points.
Mrs. W. S. Holcombe was open
ing a new dress shop next door
to the post-office on June 28 and
planned to welcome the public with
open house and gifts of carna
tions.
Jaycees were rehearsing for
their song and dance show, “Fun
for You,’’ under direction of Joe
Mackney and A. F. Tyson, Jr.
They were also getting ready to
install their new officers: O. W.
Tinney, president; Penn Hunter,
vice president; Mr. Mackney, sec
retary; and W. Dean Willis, treas
urer.
Kiwanians Will
Colled Books
For Children
At last week’s meeting of the
Black Mountain - Swannanoa Ki
wanis club announcement was
made that children’s books are
needed for young patients being
admitted to the Western Sanator
ium and the club voted to collect
and deliver them. The president,
C. S. Porter, designated Knight’s
Drug store and Black Mountain
Drug store as repositories for do
nated books for this purpose. Per
sons in Swannanoa who care to
donate may leave them at Porter’s
super market or Harrison Furni
ture store.
As children grow up many fam
ilies have children’s books that
can be put to good yse in this man
ner and we hope the response will
be immediate, Porter said.
Vic Yet jays
'STATE BONUSES FOR KOREA ^
SERVICE ARE ADMINISTERED
ONLY BY THE STATES WHICH
HAVE ENACTED THEM. THEY
ARE NOT ADMINISTERED BY
VA. SO DON'T WRITE VA.
For full information contact roar ■
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION i
An increasing number of cases
are coming to light in which GI
life insurance proceeds must be
paid to other than the veteran’s
immediate family because the vet
eran failed to keep his benefic
iary listing up to date.
This was reported by Roswell
K. Porter of the Asheville VA of
fice, for the benefit of any of the
(>,100,000 GI insurance policyhold
ers who should change their bene
ficiaries in line with recent chang
es in family status.
Marriages, divorces, births or
deaths are the types of changes
in family status which may indi
cate needed changes in beneficiary
listings, Porter said.
In many of the recent cases
coming to light, the beneficiaries
of VA record were the same the
veterans had named when they
took out their policies years ago,
even though they had since mar
ried and begotten families, Porter
said.
VA is required by law to pay
GI insurance proceeds to the bene
ficiary of record, whether or not
that beneficiary still is in any way
connected with the veteran.
Changes of beneficiaries can be
made any time without notifying
the beneficiaries, hut they must be
made in writing over the policy
holder’s signature and sent to the
VA office servicing the policy,
Porter said.
These changes cannot be made
in a last will or testament, Porter
added; they must be filed by the
policyholder with VA directly to
be valid under the law.
The local VA office on the
fourth floor of the City building
in Asheville will be glad to assist
GI insurance policyholders in fil
ing beneficiary changes. Visit
your VA office without delay.
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