fen Years Ago
i;„j Mrs. Herman Saunders
Sunday after a week’s
at Nag’s Head and Man
itui Mrs. Max Woodcock
I , quests several days last
C. W. Kirk of Winston
la ’ > m r>.
ind Mrs. G. W. Hensley of
!-.oro.
, Cecile Fisher and Miss
* , Goolsby of Atlanta have
s' th? last two weeks visiting
^ i Mrs. C. W. Shumate.
Wr. VV. H. Lindsey and Mrs.
Matthews returned home
-May after spending a month
'Ling the west- Mrs. Lindsey
Led relatives in Rockford, 111.,
■notone, Sedro Wooly, Seattle,
•, i,, and Los Angeles, Calif.
R. C. BOWNESS
BUILDER
p o Sox -068 — Black Mtn.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy
. ledlin to Walter Sloan Dougher
ty was held in the First Presby
tei mn church of Asheville at il
a.m. Monday, Aug. 15, with Dr.
Drier Davis officiating. The dou
ble ring ceremony was witnessed
by only members of the immediate
families. Mrs. Dougherty is the
only daughter of Mrs. Ruby Med
hn and the late Mr. Medlin of
Oteen. Mr. Dougherty is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dougherty
of Black Mountain.
) Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
1 otter entertained their guests
M- -1' Clarke and son, Billy
of Fayetteville with a picnic din
ner on Mt. Mitchell.
Miss Polly Wheelon bride-elect
of Ray Cockrell, was surprised
with a lingerie shower last Friday
evening at the home of Miss Della
Goodman. Games and contests
were enjoyed by the group. De
lightful refreshments were served.
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Ret. Program
Leaders Listed
Here are the leaders in the var
ious activities which compose the
recreation program at Swannanoa:
Basketball 21—Boys 15 and up,
Coy Woody, Jackie Davis; boys 13
14. Wayne Oates, Sam Wimberly;
boys 10-12, Ted Tipton, Dean Rob
inson; girls 10-12, Shirley Martin,
Judy Morgan.
Badminton—Boys 16 and up,
Jerry Cline, Coy Woody; boys 13
15, Bill Pace, Wayne Oates; boys
10-12, Ted Tipton, Terry McClure;
girls 10-13, Nancy Jo Martin, San
dra Wimberly.
Checkers—Boys 15 and up, Mar
vin Harper, Gerald Raper; boys
10-12, Jimmy Coman, Billy Wright;
girls 10-12, Nancy Jo Martin, Kay
Stewart; 9 under, Jerry Coman,
Janice Robinson.
Shuffleboard—Boys 10-12, Jim
my Coman, Ted Luckadoo, Ted
Tipton and Terry McClure, girls,
10-12, Judy Morgan and Nancy
Jo Martin, Sandra Wimberly and
Karen Harvey; boys 13 up, Jerry
Cline, Sam Wimberly, Coy Woody,
Steve Higgins.
Sr. Horseshoe—Coy Woody, Ger
ald Raper.
Jr. Horseshoes—Sam Wimberly
and Ted Tipton, Jimmy Coman and
Ted Luckadoo.
Tetterball — Ted Tipton, Ted
Luckadoo.
OWEN HIGH TEACHERS
OF HOME ECONOMICS
BEGIN WORK
The vocational and home eco
nomics teachers of Owen High
school, Mrs. Mavis Nesbitt and
Miss Vera Price, began work Aug.
17. They attended a week of con
ferences in Greensboro, Aug. 3
Aug 7. The theme of the meeting
was “Up to Date—Up to You.”
, Mrs. C. Lee Revell, Revell Fin
ishing school, Columbia, Ga., open
ed the meeting with a talk, using
the Importance of Charm as a top
ic.
Other professional people on the
program during the week were:
Miss Russell, editor of F.H.A. Teen
Times magazine, Washington, D.
C., Dr. Dorothy S. Lyle, National
Institute of Dry Cleaning, Silver
Springs, Md., Dr. Edwin S. Preston,
State Board of Public Welfare,
Raleigh, N. C., Mrs. Agnes Olm
stead and Miss Nancy Carter, home
economists for Colonial Stores,
Inc., Atlanta, Ga.
There were 411 vocational and
home economics teachers attend
ing under the supervision of Dr.
Catherine I. Dennis, Miss Louise
Swann, Mrs. Faye Coleman, Mrs.
Mable Hall, and Miss Stringer.
Miss Vera Price, a new teacher,
is filling the vacancy on the fac
ulty of Owen High school left by
Mrs. Taylor. She comes from
Mooresboro, N. C.
—The submarine Archerfish sank
the largest man-of-war ever down
ed by a submarine when she sank
the 59,000-ton Japanese aircraft
carrier Shinano on Nov. 29, 1944.
What is happening to your tax dollars?
When you look into it, you find
some of your taxes are spent need
lessly for federal “'public power.
The pressure groups for govern
ment electricity are busy right now,
trying to get $10,000,000,000 in tax
money for federal “public powei
projects in certain areas of the
country—unnecessarily—because
independent electric companies like
yours are able and ready to provide
all the electricity the nation needs.
More than $5,500,000,000 has
already been spent on these costly
"public power” projects. Does it
make any sense to spend still more?
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