Peelin' Through The
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by Elizabeth Dinwiddie Keith
Miss Cora F'io Ellis of Rod
lands, Calif., arrived Tuesday
for a short visit with the Rev.
and Mrs. Fred Schell, 102
Connally street.
Mrs. D. D. Proffitt of Burns
ville spent a few days last
•week with her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid Atkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Nich
ols and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Fox and Deborah visited Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson in Marion
last Tuesday evening. En
route they went up Curtis
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Creek where they saw several
deer.
Miss Genevieve Fisher of
the Black Mountain-Swan
nanoa Red Cross Chapter was
inducted into the Hall of Fame
at the VA Volunteer Recogni
tion program Thursday night,
May 19, at Oteen VA hospital.
Miss Fisher has spent 5,000
hours in volunteer service.
Willard S. Farrow, son of
Mrs. Adelaide Farrow of Black
Mountain, who has served as
business manager for the
Methodist Home for the Ag
ing, Charlotte, for the past
eight years has been appoint
ed administrator for the Meth
odist institution. Mr. and
Mrs. Farrow are both former
residents of Black Mountain.
Mr. Farrow was assistant
manager of the Pearce, Young,
Angel company, Asheville, for
11 years before going to
Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Stone observed their 55th
wedding anniversary Satur
day. May 14. They were mar
ried May 14, 1905, at Big Ivey.
They have 10 children, 26
grandchildren, and 10 great
grandchildren. All of their
children are living in this sec
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son in Germany and a daugh
ter in New Jersey.
Among those who will cele
brate their wedding anniver
saries within the next few
clays will be Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. White, May 27: Rev. and
Mrs. W. L. Hatcher, May SO;
Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Noblitt,
May 31: Mr. and Mrs. John J.
O’Connor, June 1.
Mrs. William Honeycutt
and children, Nancy, Judy,
and Bill, will arrive home
Thursday (today) after spend
ing the winter at Delray
Beach, Fla. They made the
trip by plane.
Mrs. Glen Wilson and chil
dren will arrive from Peoria.
111., in the next few days to
join Mr. Wilson here to make
their home. Dir. Wilson is
affiliated with Amcel com
pany.
Mrs. Ludd J. Bryan and
small daughter Carolyn re
turned to their home in Ra
leigh last. Saturday after
spending a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
E. Finch.
Mr .and Mrs. Louis Lyerly
of Chicago, who bought the
Finest Hilfiker home on Tom
ahawk avenue, are spending
three weeks in Black Moun
tain. They have as their
guest Mrs. Lyerly’s sister,
Mrs. Carl Norgward, also of
Chicago.
We were glad to hear from
our friend Mrs. B. B. (Betty)
Hensley in Seattle, Wash.
“Please say hello to all my
friends,” Betty wrote.
Mrs. J. C. Kearns of Denton
is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Max Woodcock, and family.
W. N. Pence of Balboa.
Canal Zone, Panama, spent
the past few days with his
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. 1. L. Pence.
.Mi', and Mrs. Richard Tar
bert, Jr., will spend this week
end in Charlotte. Mr. Tarbert
will be an usher in the wed
ding of Miss Harriett Moore
and Lt. W. D. Johnston at
Pleasant Grove Methodist
church on Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Russell Row
m i»11 m 111m imin, y-\ 1 ct.,
spent last week with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Row
land, and his sister. Miss
Toni Rowland.
Mrs. V. J. Beilis and son
Jerry of Raleigh spent the
week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ham. Jer
ry remained for a longer visit
with his grandparents. Mrs.
flam’s sister, Mrs. Howard W.
Cray, and grandson, George
.mirk, Jr., of Greenville, S.
have also been guests in
the Ham home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brasher
of Baton Rouge, La., were
the guests of Mrs. Pearl Per
kins at Dreams End, Ridge
crest, last week. Mr. Brasher
is assistant to the Dean of
Men at the University of
Louisiana. Miss Cora Belle
j Ives of Smithfield was also
a visitor at Dreams End.
Miss Yerdie Lively, Mrs. L.
C. Davis, Fred W. Brown, Sr.,
and Dr. L. G. Beale have re
turned after spending the
winter at Clearwater, Fla.
I Miss Elizabeth Lively of
Creamry, West Va„ a niece of
Miss Lively and Mrs. Davis,
; is here visiting in the Lively
! home.
The Rev. J. Edward Lantz,
regional director of the south
| ern office of the National
| Council of Churches, Atlanta,
land Mrs. Lantz were over
night guests of Dr. W. I).
1 Weatherford at “Far Hori
zons," Sunday, May 22.
Miss Edith Chatterton, Miss
, Mary W. Young, and Mrs.
Mary E. Aleshire are enjoy
ing a vacation at Nantahala
Inn this week, having accom
panied Miss Ruth C. Ale
shire to that area Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James A.
: Crawford of Carmel, Ind.. and
their daughter Tinka and her
husband of New York City
spent last week at the "Craw
ford home “Homing,” North
Fork road. The Crawfords are
former residents of Black
Mountain.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wat
kins, Jr., and children, Clyde
HI, Freddy, and Joyce of
Kingsport, Tenn., -spent the
week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Watkins.
Mr. and Mrs. June Glenn,
Sr., accompanied N. R. Bowlin
and daughter I‘at to Tampa,
Fla., last Sunday for a visit
with the Ilowlin family. Mrs.
Bowlin, a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn, has been ser
iously ill for two weeks.
Miss Donna Dotson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Dotson, and Thomas A. Dick
ens, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
A. Dickens, will be among the
14 Buncombe county students
graduating from Brevard col
lege at the traditional com
mencement which will be held
May 29, starting at 4 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McBee
and daughter, Miss Faye Mc
Bee of Spruce Pine spent the
week-end with their daugh
ters and their families. Mrs.
Dempsey Whitaker and Mrs.
.1. G. Northcott.
N. E. Bowlin of Tampa,
Fla.. Mr. and Mrs. June Glenn
Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. June Glenn.
,Tr.. and daughter Emily, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Staf
ford were among those present
at the graduation activities at
Mount Pisgah Acadamy at
Candler last week-end. Miss
Pat Bowlin was a member of
the High school graduating
class.
PARTY GIVEN FOR
MARILYN BROWN
Mrs. Bill Brown entertained
with a cook-out. in honor of
her daughter Marilyn, who
was celebrating her eighth
birthday anniversary Friday,
May 20.
Games were enjoyed and
lots of fun was had when the
children played bingo. Hot
dogs and all the trimmings
were served to Sherry Roger.
Kim Uzzell, Robbie Stubbs,
Rhonda Singleton, Betty Da
vis, Judy"Clarke, Jackie Byrd,
Nancy Lackey, Gayle Marett,
Diane Robertson. Terry Buck
ner, Carilyn Brown, Billy
Brown, and the honoree. Mrs.
Effie Guthrie assisted Mrs.
Brown.
NEWS from the
CRAGMONT
COMMUNITY
—By Lib Harper—
Phone NO 9-3028
Miss Precious Greenlee of
Winston-Salem and Mrs. Dor
othy Jones and Pat spent the
week-end with Mrs. Grace
Greenlee and family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Burgin
and Mrs. Margaret Burgin at
tended the annual church re
union in Anderson, S. C’., on
Sunday.
Miss Patsy Daugherty spent
the week-end in Morganton at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Avery.
Little Wendell Whiteside
who weighed only three lbs.
seven weeks ago will be com
ing home this week from Mis
sion hospital. Wendell is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Whiteside.
Friends here were sorry to
learn of the death of Mrs.
Ollie Daugherty in Spring
field, N. J. Mrs. Daugherty
had lived in this community
for many years before mov
ing to New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Daugh
erty attended the baccalaur
eate service at Allen High
school Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lizzie Wells and Mrs.
Cora Stepp remain on the
shut-in list, let us not forget
to remember these two fine
ladies with a visit or phone
call.
We were all very happy to
•see Mrs. Inez Daugherty home
from the hospital and doing
so well.
Each day 1 have a small
visitor little Bobby Lee Staf
ford, age 2, who stops in and
gets his daily piece of gum.
Bobby chats about the things
he has seen around and about
the Carver school, and its re
markable to know that some
one so young observes and
remembers the many things
that happen each day.
Mrs. Mary Fortune and
Marvin Hamilton, teachers of
the junior boys and girls, re
ceived both banners for at
tendance and collection in Sun
day school last Sunday.
1 was real sorry to hear of
the death of Mrs. H. C. Moore
of Ridgecrest. I lived in
Ridgecrest about 25 years and
my family and I loved and
considered Mrs. Moore as one
of our great friends. Her
memory will linger in each of
our hearts for years to come.
Brookside News
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Lynch
of Rutherfordton spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Brisco
and family.
-—At New Bern, N. C., the
first modern Naval Mine
sweeper was made in the
State and launched there in
1942.
Free Lecture
On Christian
Science Set
How the power of Chid set
forth in the Bible brings
peace and harmony will be
the topic of a free lecture on
Christian Science to he given
here Tuesday, May 31 by
Florence Middaugh of Los
Angeles.
Miss Middaugh will speak
in East ball room George Van
derbilt hotel, Asheville, at 8
p.m. under the auspices of
First Church of Christ, Scien
tist, Asheville. Her subject
will be Christian Science: Its
Promise and Fulfillment. The
lecture is free, and local mem
bers have invited the public
to attend.
A native of Colorado, Miss
Middaugh is currently on a
nationwide speaking tour as
a member of The Christian
Science Board of Lectureship.
Prior to entering the public
practice of Christian Science
healing, she was active in the
musical profession. An auth
orized teacher of Christian
Science, she has devoted her
full time for a number of
years to Christian Science
activities.
BROAD RIVER
by Mrs. M. M. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Elliott
of Broad River section at
tended the birthday party giv
en for Claude Mitchell at his
home on Moffitt Hill last Sun
day. Mr. Mitchell received
several nice gifts, and a de
licious picnic dinner was serv
ed to his relatives, friends,
and neighbors. Also Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott paid a short visit
to Mr. and Mrs. .1. R. Har
ris Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ann Morris was dinner
guest of Rev. and .Mis. Paul
Hyder and children at Swan
nanoa last Sunday. Richard
Smith of the U. S. Army ar
rived last Sunday morning
for a visit, with his wife Ger
trude and little son Charles.
Lawrence Elliott of the L*.
S. Army spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Taft. Elliott, and sister Lois ;
in this section.
Luna Gilliam and his moth
er. Mrs. Mae Gilliam, visited
us one evening' last week.
Several folks of Stone
Mountain church attended the
revival at Davis Town Free
will Baptist church in the
Crooked Creek section last ■
week.
The memorial service was
conducted at Macedonia Bap
tist church, Route 1, Nebo, ;
last Sunday. Rev. Cecil Smith
is pastor.
Lewis Elliott and daughter
Verda visited Lewis’ daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hudgins, and daugh
ters in Black Mountain last .
week.
We were glad to have
Richard and Paul Smith of
this section and T. R. Dodd of
t’oles Cove for Sunday school
and preaching service at Stone
Mountain church last Sun
day.
My son Yewitt and 1 attend
ed prayer service at Mrs. Het
tie Gilliam’s home in the
Broad River section Sunday
afternoon.
There will be a communion
and foot-washing service at
Mrs. Hettie Gilliam’s next
Saturday evening at 7:30,
May 28. Everyone is invited.
Mrs. Gilliam’s daughter and
her husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Lavender, who have been liv
ing with Mrs. Gilliam since
her husband, Ed Gilliam,
passed away some time ago,
have moved into a trailer
home on Mrs. Gilliam’s farm
recently.
Miss Alice Ownbey, who
underwent surgery in an Ashe
ville hospital recently, has re
turned to her home in this
community and is doing well.
Mr. and Mi's. Thompson of
Columbia, S. C., came up to
their summer cabin last Sun
day.
Eskimo Vess of Crooked
Creek has returned to Mis
sion hospital for another eye
operation.
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