r
HOME OWNERSKIfP - A BULWARK OF AMERICA
Buy Your fcome in the Valley in 19SS _
SKK 1HBSB ««,!#.,v„
fur
UETTER V\i i
FOR
BETTER VALUES AND SERVICE
SEE
Finley and Marcus
FINEST LOCATION. 2 bedroom home, large livingroom with fireplace, large Studio Bedroom
with Fireplace, 2 full baths, garage and workshop, over acre land, fine stream. All modern
utilities. Price S13.500.00. Financing available,
BEAUTIFUL 2 BEDROOM HOME, part panelled, hardwood floors, plastered walls, automatic heat,
insulated, large kitchen and dining. Located on level lot, close to school. $9,500.00. $1500.00
down, balance less than rent. 4!4% interest.
ALMOST NEW. 3 BEDROOM HOME, or 2 bedrooms and Den. large lot. magnificient view, summer
livingroom. fireplace, carport, modern in all respects. Price and details by appointment only.
Call us.
LOVELY 2 BEDRROM HOME, gorgeous view of Craggies, spacious livingroom with Crab
Orchard Stone Fireplace, screened dining area for summer, part basement. Hot air heating
plant, a very discriminating location. Call for appointment and particulars.
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR BETTER THAN AVERAGE HOMES. LIST WITH US NOW IF YOU
WANT TO SELL.
MARCUS BEGLEY
Home Phone
NO 9-8557
Valley Really Co.
REALTORS
CORNER CHURCH & U. S. HIGHWAY 70
FINLEY STEPP
Home Phone
NO 9-7575
Dial NO 9-7111
Black Mountain, N. C.
THE WASTE BASKET—
From Page 1
recognize checkers, so she simply
said she was busy playing bridge.
Was That Your Telephone?
That reminds us of one of our
favorite stories — centering about
a householder who had more tele
phone calls than she could take.
She worked out this simple de
claration whenever a call got too
involved: "You'll have to excuse
me now, I think I hear the 'phone
ringing." Said it works too—with
STRICTLY
PRIVATE!
no see-through . . .
no show-through
TWI-NIGHTER®
VENETIAN BLINDS
Flexalum Twi-Nighter blind*
have exclusive shut-tight design
that gives you this complete
privacy. With a flick of the cord
you can shut out 6 times more
daylight than you can with ordi
nary blinds ... make any room
not just dim —but dark! Longer
lasting, too — thanks to spring
tempered aluminum slats and
wipe-clean plastic tapes! Have
them perfectly matched or in a
choice of over 200 decorator
color combinations. Free eatl
mates at no obligati*
TYSON
Furniture Co.
Black Mountain, N. C.
DIAL NO-9-4381
the caller hanging up promptly
and never taking offense.
With the Youngsters
On Top of Old Mitchell
Saturday being the kind of day
it was. we went up to take a look
at the widespread world of autumn
from atop Mt. Mitchell, and the
picture was vivid enough to color
whatever winter days may lie
ahead between now and blossom
time in the valley. In the lodge
we had a chance to see the por
traits of Dr. Mitchell and “Big
Tom" Wilson, the work of a Swan
nanoa artist, created against a
background of the mountains they
loved to roam.
Already the high slopes are
browning off a bit from the peak
of their autumn colors, but the
middle and lower altitudes were
bright with hickory and tulip, dog
wood and sourwood and maple.
The Park personnel forecast the
lower ranges would be at their
peak of color on the coming week
end.
Reminiscent of Mr. "Bittersweet"
A pause at Craggy on route home
brought vivid remembrance of
Oden Walker, for it was there he
and Minnie were married. He re
minded us just a week before his
sudden and fatal illness that he
thought the wedding in that color
ful setting provided him with the
best Bittersweet” column he ever
wrote for the News.
A hawk swooping over Mitchell
reminded us of the observation one
of our young friends made by way
of settling an argument for all
time—and perhaps a method which
could well be adopted for settling
larger problems peacefully. The
youngster, a bird-watcher even at
his early age. called out to an
elderly friend: "Look, there's an
eagle” The friend insisted. “That’s
no eagle, it’s a hawk”, only to
have the young man insist.-“Beg
your pardon, but it’s an eagle".
The older observer wasn’t con
vineed. so the younger finally sug
gested, "Well, you keep your hawk
—and I’ll take my eagle". That
line has become a family admoni
tion whenever an argument comes
up—and has served well as a
peacemaker.
Not so peaceful was another in
cident in the same now local fam
ily. They were just moving into
a quiet college community and
their household goods were being
carried into their new home on
faculty row. The long trip by
auto had the youngsters pretty
well keyed up. They poured out
of the car and proceeded to thread
their way among the furniture
movers; then weary in the con
fusion, began to tease one another.
Mother stood it as long as she
could, then spied a fly-swatter
the old-fashioned kind made of a
►
1
do a “hand wash
automatically?
You can . . . with the
new Maytag All-Fabric
Automatic. Here’*
how-.
One, It lets you choose
exactly the right water
temperature; hot, warm
er even cold. Two, It
matches the water level
to the load with May.
toe's exclusive Auto
ms tie Water Level
CotttooL And three,
•Citation and spin
apaad aaa slower than
far eagular fabrics. See
toe Maytag All-Fabric
EASY PAYMENTS
• BIG TRADE-IN
HARRISON FURNITURE STORE
= "There Is No Comparison When You Trade With Harrison" s
I SWANNANOA, N. C. I
...
...
piece of screen, atop one of the
packing boxes. She picked it up
and waved it threateningly at the
boys. Whereupon one of the
brothers dashed out of the front
door and broke the peace of the
new neighborhood by screaming:
"Oh, Mother, please don't hit me
with that piece of steel!" That
shattered Mother's nerves all right,
and she wouldn't have been a bit
surprised to receive a call from
the Society for Prevention of
Cruelty to Children.
COMMUNITY CHEST—
From Page 1
Swannanoa Community Chest have
been used to help the unfortunate.
In addition, they help provide
first aid and maid service at the
school, recreation for young people
if the community, support of the
Black Mountain-Swannanoa Chap
ter of Red Cross, and proportional
support of the United Fund of
Asheville and Buncombe county.
Swannanoa’s 1958 Community
Chest campaign got under way last
night (Wednesday) at a kick-off
dinner at the school lunchroom,
with Chairman W. T. Ratchford
assigning team captains their ter
ritories for solicitation. Between
Oct. 15-31. workers plan to give
every family in the community an
opportunity to contribute to the
Community Chest. Working with
Mr. Ratchford on the campaign
committee are Dr. A. M. Banner
man, Roy W. Alexander and D.
M. Connelly.
Team captains for this year are
Mrs. S. R. Neskaug. Wilbur Ward.
Mrs. Bob Davidson. Bud Roberts,
Mrs. John Kelly, W. W. Corne,
Kent Hampton. E. .A. Coggins. Tal
madge Burnette, John Vaillan
court. Bill Blaine. Sidney Croy and
Herb Coman.
Poet's Corner
Conducted by
Anne K. Sharp, Chairman
Creative Writing Group
WHEN STARS IN THE WEST
When the stars in the West, one
by one, go down
New stars in the East lift
resplendent crown—
And 1 only ask as the years go by
That new dreams arise when the
old dreams die.
There’s a time when it seems that
the heart's fond dreams
Are transfigured with light of
eternity’s beams—
Now I only ask as the years go by
That new dreams arise when the
old dreams die.
There is little men seek that is
more than mere bread
Yet the hunger of spirit must ever
be fed—
And 1 only ask as the years go by
That new dreams arise when the
old dreams die.
—Clyde R Protsman
(Formerly published in "Singing
Quill” and read over Moon River
radio station.)
‘‘Yet the hunger of spirit must
ever be fed—” ‘‘Thou crownest
the year with thy goodness: and
thy paths drop fatness.” (Pas. 65:
11) “Blessed be the Lord, who
daily leadeth us with benefits,
even the God of our salvation.”
(Psa. 68:10)
“Open thou mine eyes that I may
behold wondrous things out of thy
law.” (Psa. 119:18)
U. A. FUND FOR RESEARCH
Does any of the money go to
medical research ?
Yes. Through membership ir
Carolinas United, the Asheville
United Fund helps support the pro
of the Unitgl Medical Re
search Foundation, engaged in vi
tal health studies at the Bowmar
Gray, Duke and University ot
North Carolina Schools of Med
icine.
—Cows prefer loose salt to
block salt fed as a supplement.
• For Rent
FOR RENT: Nicely furnished cot
tage, 3 rooms and bath. Ideal for
working couple. No children. Call
NO 9-7769. (ol6c)
FOR RENT: 5 Room house on
Rhododendron ave.. floor furnace.
Call NO 9-8316 after 4:30 p.m
through week. (ol6tfc)
FOR RENT: New block house;
furnished, 2 bedrooms, bath, hot
water heater, elec, stove, frigi
daire. Mrs. L. G. Fortune, Mon
treat road. Call NO 9-8192.
(o2c)
FOR RENT: Swannanoa opposite
school: Bartlett apartments, mod
ern. 3-rooms and bath, heat, fur
nished. All needed conveniences.
Dial NO 9-8350. (o2tfc)
KOI! KENT: Farm house and leu
cabin. 1). L. Moser place, Buckeye
Cove. Call Paul Young, NO 9-8578.
(s25tfc)
FOR RENT: 2-Bedroom cottage,
electric kitchenette, oil heat, bath,
winter rates, adults only. Betts,
NO 9-5471. (sl8tfc)
FOR RENT: On second floor; 2
room furnished apt., gas stove,
frigidaire, hot air heat, hot and
cold water. 309 Montreat road, ph.
NO 9-7398. Sunny Side Inn. (s4tfc)
FOR RENT: Partly furnished cot
tage: 1 bedroom, living room, bath,
kitchen wired for elec, range. Lo
cated on “Fairlawn Lodge” grds.,
on old 70, Vi mile east of W.N.C.
Sanatorium. Dial NO 9-8149 for
particulars and appointment.
(a28tfc)
FOR RENT: Office space—Broad
way. Newly decorated. See A. F.
Tyson at Tyson Furniture Co.
(al4tfc)
FOR RENT: 2 apartments at the
Annie Young property, Swannanoa.
Call Paul Young. NO 9-8578.
(j31tfc)
FOR RENT: Furnished Monte
Vista apt., heat and water furn
ished. Phone NO-9-8411 or NO-9
3465, Mrs. Myrtle Stephenson.
(d5tfc)
FOR RENT: Floor Sander and
edger, latest model. Black Moun
tain Hardware. Dial NO-9-3481.
(lOtfc)
• For Sale
FOR SALE: We have several good
used oil heaters from $29.95 up
in our warehouse. Also we have
one new Gilland (Belknapl floor
furnace with forced air draft that
we will sell at a reasonable price.
We have some unfinished chests,
night stands, dressers with mirrors
that will save you money. Harrison
Furniture Company. Swannanoa,
N. C. (ol6e)
FOR SALE: No. 1 sectional boiler.
Crane, steam 15 lb., water 30 lb.;
Troy Commercial Dryer, 5% -foot
tumbler: also miscellaneous drive
shafts, pulleys, bathtubs, steam
radiators, iron cots, chairs, coffee
urns, dressers. 2M> h.p. 3-phase
motor. 1 h.p. 3-phase moter. Blue
Ridge Assembly, NO 9-8431. (ol6tfc
FOR SALE: Now is the time to
order those famous Christmas Let
ters for your friends and custo
mers. Dozens of samples and mos
sages to choose from. Full color
letters with matching envelopes
Call the News and ask that the
book be brought to you. We offer
personalized sendee. (ol6-6tp)
CIDER - -
APPLES
Fresh Natural Apple Cider,
$1.00 per V2 gal
$1.50 per gal.
Unsprayed Cooking Apples,
$1.50 per bushel
Bring Own Containers.
Limited Supply.
JOHN I. IVANOFF, Mgr.
“INTHEOAKS”
(former Terry Estate)
FOR SALE: TV Antenna special.
Nationally advertised brand new
5 element Yagi. For Ch. 3 or Ch.
4. S8.95 Goff Radio and TV. Op.
posite Post Office. NO 9-4301.
(ol6c)
FOR SALE: Good limbertwig ap
ples. hand picked. Will keep
through New Year's, SI per bu.
Also fresh sweet cider. 75c per gal.
Bring container. Mrs. B. II. Pearce,
Montreat road, Black Mountain,
phone NO 9-7534. <ol6-4c)
FOR SALE: Good used heaters:
wood, coal and oil Claude Betts,
NO 9-5471. (olbtfc)
FOR SALE: 1941 Dodge sedan G.
II. Leusehke, phone NO 9-6531.
(ol6-2c)
FOR SALE: Fireplace wood. Call
AL 2-0079. (ol6tfc)
FOR SALE: Almost new 3 bedroom
brick home in nice residential sec
tion of town: living room, dining
room and panelled kitchen, full
basement, oil heat Walking dis
tance to town. For further details
call NO 9-7791. (o9tfc)
FOR SALE: 1950 Ford six coupe;
excellent condition, make nice
second car, §225. Call NO 9-7159.
(o9tfc)
FOR SALE: Buckeye Cove: Mod
ern 6-room home, fireplace, large
shady lot, $9,500. Money Worth,
Inc.. 8 Crestland Road. Phone AL
■'j-9363- (o2-4c)
FOR SALE: For the finest Sep
Tank installation including 01
piece reinforced concrete tank c
or write Walker Pre-Cast Concn
Products, Marion, N. C. Pho
22622. (jl8tfc]
Used Furniture
& Appliances
Priced to sell quick.
Easy terms. No extra
charges.
TYSON FURNITURE CO.
DIAL NO-9-4381
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: Magic Chef gas
range, $40. Good condition. J. E.
Davidson, Bee Tree road, Swan
nan >a. (o2-3p)
SALE: 1950 four-door Rambler
station wagon; automatic trans
mission, new tires. Will sell my
equitv. Phone NO 9-5131 after
7:30 p.m. NO 9-8256, (s25tfc)
FOR SALE: Huffy . Customliner
girl's bicycle; 26”, new, kick stand
and bell.' balloon tires, $40. Steve
Uzzell, NO 9-6111. (slltfc)
FOR SALE: Fresh eggs. Chicken
manure 50c per bag or pick-up
truck load, $5. Call NO 9-8519,
Ken Davidson, Laurel ave., Black
Mountain. (j3tfc)
FOR SALE: Those durable, beauti
ful Lions Club Brooms. Every
sale helps the blind people of the
state. Get yours today from Lib
at the News office. (tfp)
FOR SALE: Lumber, air dried or
cut to order. Buy direct from mill
and save. We deliver. Grover Led
better, Broad River section, Black
Mountain. (a24tfc)
FOR SALE: Heaters, oil and coal,
any many other pieces of second
hand furniture. Reasonable. See at
old Bank bldg. Gudger Transfer.
(n21tfc)
FOR SALE: Dress up your windows
with Venetian Blinds. Call us for
free estimate. Harrison Furniture
Store, Swannanoa, N. C. Phone
NO 9-8565.
FOR SALE: Gold Seal Linoleum,
all size rugs. Call us for free esti
mate on plastic tile. Harrison
Furniture Store, Swannanoa N. C.
Phone NO 9-8565.
FOR SALE: All sizes and types
of rubber stamps. Reasonable
prices, fast service. The Black
Mountain News
• Notice
For a complete showing of Avon
Cosmetics and Toiletries, plus
Christmas gifts for the entire fam
ily. Call NO 9-8204, Ora Bradley.
(o9-2p)
Will keep pre-school children for
working mothers. Call NO 9-5594
anytime. (o9-2p)
NOTICE: Will do typing of all
kinds in my home in the evening's.
Will also do small payrolls. Dial
NO 9-7100. ‘ (o2-6p)
Will do all kinds of sewing and
alterations. Call NO 9-8593. Mrs.
Clarence Allison. (s4tfc)
Thompson’s Garage
Auto repair and motor tune-up.
Lawnmowers repaired and tools
sharpened. Also welding. Across
railroad from depot, 102 Lakey
Gap road. (j3tfc)
SPECIALS
40 PERSONAL
CHRISTMAS CARDS
$1.00
WIDE CHOICE
BIBLES:
Teachers’ Reference S.S. Bibles.
300 to choose from.
Nice for Christmas
presents.
—SEE—
McK. Clenon Worley,
Black Mountain, N. C.
THE CORNER SHOP — Antiques
and used merchandise; corner
Cherry and Sutton streets, Black
Mountain. (j5tfc)
Now ready to re-blue guns, repair
reels and outboard motors, lawn
mowers sharpened and repaired.
333 Old Toll road. (j3tfc)
NOTICE: Invitations, announce
ments of all kinds. The Black
Mountain News now exclusively
distributors in this area for new
line of top quality wedding invi
tations and social announcements,
Moderate prices, quick service,
Free gifts with each order of
wedding invitations. Dial NO
9-4101, News, for information.
(tfp)
NOTICE: Brookshire’s Lawnmower
service. Expert repairs. East
College street. Phone NO 9-6671.
(m-6-tfc)
iSS&HOME
WHY NOT BE WISE .nd b„» .hi. horn, with 4 Idh « Bid. Rid,. R..d» Impr...^
are needed; then make nice profit. Only $7,500.
TWO LARGE HOMES: each two-story and all utilities, one in town, other close in. pr,„c
to sell.
TWO HOMES IN TOWN: each 3 bedrooms and nice lot.
ALSO: two 3 bedroom homes in Grovemont, built via FHA specifications.
OFFICE PHONE
NO-9-3621
BOX 955
Rr% r 1 1 RESIDENCE phone
. S. tckles NO-9-7344
Member Asheville Board of Realtors
BLACK MOUNTAIN N c
Repairing and refinishing turnip
ture. Free inspection, pick-up ano
delivery Just off C ragmont road
Phone NO 9-7937. J. J. For®.
012tfc)
Expert Furniture Finishing and
re-finishing. Any type or finish,
modern, antique, or what have you
Satisfaction guaranteed. HlacK
Mountain Lumber Co. (ml7txe)
0 Wanted
WANTED: Black Mountain Hos
iery Mills wants experienced 22
and 24 point loopers or anyone
that would be interested in doing
contract looping or looping in their
home. Contact the mill, phone NO
0-8112 or bv writing P.O. Box 668.
Black Mountain, N. C. or call in
person. (o9-2c)
BROAD RIVER
By Mrs. M. M. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Scranblin and
children of Lake Worth, Fla., spent
last Friday night with R. G. Owen
bv and family in this community.
' We were glad to have Rev. and
Mrs. Paul Snyder and children of
Swannanoa with us at Stone Moun
tain Church last Sunday. Rev.
Mr. Snyder delivered a good mess
age. We had as visitors last Sun
day afternoon our son and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. .lack Elliot of East
Marion, and Mr. and Mrs. Yannie
Harris and children of this section.
Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Smith's little
daughter, Faye, has been very sick
but is better.
The Broad River Church folks
had the ground graded last week
for their new parsonage, and are
laying the foundation this week.
Vonnie Harris and Yewitt Elliot
are repairing Mr. and Mrs. Kimzy’s
home this week in this section.
Ralph Owenby of Morristown,
Tenn., visited his father R. G.
Owenby and sister, Alice, and bis
aunt, Savannah Floyd, last week.
WEST VIRGINIA
(Continued)
I want to tell you of a singing
and a hard-shelled Baptist preach
ing service 1 attended while we
lived in West Virginia. That was
my first recollection until my mar
riage at the age of 19 in 1900.
We didn’t have any of the attrac
tions young folks have today, so
we all attended church. As we
only had three months of free
■school, we'd have a 10-day sing
school or so every year. We learn
ed vocal music. We didn’t have
any instrumental music in those
clays. 1 had never forgotten my
early training. My voice was so
low-pitched I couldn't sing soprano
very well. So I’ve always sung
alto. 1 have attended church
everywhere we have lived and sung
with the choir.
When we arrived in West Vir
ginia 1 went to church with the
neighbors. Someone told the song
leader 1 could sing, so he invited
me in the choir and gave me a
song book. There were more good
singers, 1 believe, than I’ve ever
heard, especially men folks.
Everyone sang soprano. No bass
or tenor. 1 never knew what they
thought of me singing alto.
Next day a woman came to me
in the store and said her brother,
Theodore Meadows, had heard of
my singing at church. He was
dying to meet me! HA! 1 didn’t
want to see her brother. She ask
ed what could 1 sing. 1 told her
“about anything in the song book”.
She said her brother, Theo, could
sing anything, too. 1 took it as
an insult. Before the week was
out Meadows appointed a singing
at the church and sent me an in
vitation to be there. Mark’s cou
sin’s wife, was a native of West
\ irginia. She didn’t know me very
well. She came down, worried, and
said Theo Meadows had appointed
that singing to stall me so he d
have something to laugh over. 1
told her not to worry. Pd he
there. There was a large attend
ance. He waited until the last
moment, and came swaggering in
and sat down on the organ stool.
(He had a high pitched voice that
sounded as if he was half out of
pitch). He selected a song and
started singing. About half way
ot the first score, he lost his song,
and made a bad discord. His face
turned red. He had to go back
and start over.
Every song he selected
known from my childhood,
time the singing was over,
quieted down and that was
singing he appointed w!
lived in West Virginia.
The "hard-shelled” Bapti
a small new brick church
the little towns of Beaver a
iels on the Shady Springs 1:
While we were there they
everyone to their first se
their new church. A lot of
attended their meetings,
was one time I couldn’t sj
them. They had little hvir
about the size of a smal
ment, something like they
MAYOR PROCLAIMS—
From Page 1
are K. M Hoffman, Thomas S
Sharp. M-s. S. S. Cooley, chairman
of the l nited Church Women, Rev.
William R. Klein, president of the
Ministerial association, Miss M.
Sanchez Mott, representing the
Civic Council, and Mrs. Mary E.
Aleshire.
Local residents are invited to
attend a meeting of the Asheville
chapter of the United Nations as
sociation Oct. 24 at 8 p.m. in
Central Methodist church.
The local UN committee met last
week to plan how to aid this com
munity to observe the week. It
was suggested that churches make
note of the UN in their services,
that schools and civic clubs give
some time to a survey of its work
and present role in world affairs.
In order to foster such observ
ances, material has been placed
bv the committee at the Chamber
of Commerce office on the first
floor of City Hall, and the group
said this contains accurate and
complete information on the UN.
as well as a certain amount of ma
terial for exhibition purposes,
rhis material is furnished without
charge to any who wish to make
jse of it.
Chairman Spiro of the local
Bethel Methodist church on Crook
ed Creek when I was a child. Only
they never had any kind of tune,
a kind of chant.
(To be continued)
- CARPETS -
• MOHAWK
• ALEXANDER-SMITH
• FIRTH
• BARWICK
One of the Finest Selections
In W.N.C. to Choose From!
TYSON'S Carry One of W.N.C.'s
Largest Roll Goods Stock.
Expert Mechanics with Years’
of Experience to give you the
Finest Wall to Wall Installation.
The Very Latest and Finest
Installation Equipment.
BETTER PRICES— .
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR
TERMS!
If You Want CARPET
TYSON'S
is the Place to Get It—and
SAVE
TYSON
FURNITURE
CO.
Dial NO 9-4391— Black Mtn.
TYSON
Furniture Co.
Black Mountain, N. C.
committee was recent , . .
president of the Ashevilk t!
of the American Assn,-.-.t ,. '.
the United Nations.
UNITED FUND GOAL
How is the United F
goal determined?
The United Fund i„ :
tors makes the filial dwLi j
on the findings of the i ■
Budget Committee and i...
ation of the Campaign
Com mittee.
STRENGTHEN AMERICA S PEACE PC#!t!
lUrfJ.S.
SAVINGS
BONDS
*-> YOUK SHAAl Iht AUnXA
G. T. SHIPMAN
WELL-DRILLING &
BORING CONTRACTOR
CALL COLLECT
Marion, N. C. — Dial 9151
MONY
announces
UFE
INSURANCE
AT A DISCOUNT!
Yh, today Mutual Of N*w
York effort yea lowtr r°m
oa taraar MflelMl Find out
■an about II today. Sand lot
FRE1 booklot “Lift Inturanca
At A Discount—from MONY."
Mutual Op Mew York
Tbo Mutual Ufo huororK* Componv
Of Now York, Now Yort, N.Y.
Burt Teague
215 MILES BLDG.,
•hone AL-3-8261—Asheville, N. C
FIX
THEATER
LACK MOUNTAIN, N. C.
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
OCTOBER 15, 16
JULTUS LA ROSA
IN
“Let’s Rock'
FRIDAY — SATURDAY
OCTOBER 17, 18
DOUBLE FEATURE *
RORY CALHOUN
IN
“Ride Out
for Revenue
—AND—
CARTOON
CARNIVAL
1 HOUR OF
COLORED CARTOON;
ION. - TUESDA'
ER 19, 20, 21
SHOWS ONL v
0. Mon.. Tuc
HUDSON CYD
ARISSE IN
light for
i f I **
(,tms
n Color
Passes!
. Chu
Out :
might
M. 0