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...,nillllllll11IIIIMH«milllllllHIIIIIIIII!llllllllllllllHI,,l,1|,,|||l,llll|IIllI1I1|I|||1|||n||||Mult. SWANNANOA NEWS By ,IIM BURLESON • Phone 686-3205 ...mi.. iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiii (MXJ old Summertime •In ',h summer doesn’t 1 '"begin until Tuesday, i .dance at the heat I Jure me that it has t-ady 21, a • ?Ils me arrived here in the folks have started to .'.'ire i ,.. >,nf u-pnth I about the hot weath I fore it pets what one . '.jH down right hot. I .yggeation for them I ks- . , , to remember how Ian-1 ' ' ' ..irkin' " cold it was !.; the first of March. I b»'v- is just about , tinie of the year as litf , . .,,-e concerned what I fa'.„H'i a'pball, fishing, and I*!'- __ and a million "•.'bmgs too numerous to I •■'-’when 1 was a toe-head I ■ 1 in2 k I I 2Un, it always had hot as all get-out be : . ,-ould get permission aiming- To go wad rjce warm day would ...jissible. but swimming - ,-ictly taboo. Now, be cakin’ little critter, .... ro )St kids back then. . ] are) I would always “V/.'to step on a slippery "Vv'.d fad in—clothes and 'f ' TVi .king as a boy would •.' ,nd wanting a good th ':' ,V would say that since ** ' ... already wet it would T -azv to pass up a swim. $ f the time I got away ‘■X it I think! " "really a thrill to stroll , stream or lake and "s.,me big oT bass laz |j; .'.vimming about in search 1 something to fill his big ' ..►h (and stomach) or to m's vainbow trout break wat - ‘,n attempt to catch some i‘r ..•Electing low-flying m ... The only sight which *.'y.;,i ’>e more appealing to * 'j'-e would he to see either jv. ',.s or the rainbow, fried v , golden brown laid out in ate before me. ,V, with my digestive .... .,j on a rampage, we will to other matters of I I I I I I Ibe-. I \e» Hug In Town ‘ \rother one of those “dad 1 virus bugs has invaded area. As in the past it , to he a 24-hour deal, the unpleasant part of atter is that the alarm , mptoms closely resemble • of polio. Although the is not considered dang i. anyone having the .nis should certainly ... physicians advice. Ted 'rist,' 7 year old son of i Mrs.' E. V. Crist, has a victim of this virus This almost scared his ■ half to death, but he ..■ling fine now. [oh. Those One Run [Bail Games! . on played three Indus 1 ..ague games last week strange coincidence | ttiem all by one run. Wednesday afternoon, o. at Old Fort, the Blank [{••.- • • were leading by a score i- •: the fifth inning when F rt scored five runs and in to win the game 6-5 ; the six hit pitching of I’lemmons who also . out 16. Robert is the :me balling righthander ; ii.' hed for Beacon year I ■Ro. I ■before last and who has been [the backbone of the Wake [Fores! “Deamon Deacon” ■pitching staff for the last ■couple of years. m Johnson had 2 for .'1 to fleas the Blanketeer hitters I"* - Mark Ferguson hit a home run in the third in s' N’olan Field Saturday ■afternoon June 11, Champion f anton, squeezed by Hea ler’' : a doubleheader by the jKc ■. of 4-,'i and 7-0. In the -‘P. highly rated Billy Ft •, whom so many big MS'Je -routs have been try ' -ign to a contract, was | ’-mg along with the fifth jMmg when the roof fell in ■°r ■'■ The Blanketeers ap ■■•"■:-!y hadn't heard about -■ si young Mr. Stone was ■ aded the bases. Mark --'-or) Ferguson came up a’ next and he too, was ''are of Stones pitching Mark hit a shot that aid around Swannanoa art of Swannanoa) for ■ slam home run, a rich has not been ae ’hol by a Blanketeers ■ a while. This was a Moment for Beacon hut it was not e win the ol’ ball i our -v p ;mde! Bible Lands A. Duckett, pas I ' i -t Baptist church Hill, Va., and Mrs. '■‘•ill make a five if Europe and the ‘is this summer. The will be part of a 25 Baptists repre iir southern states. will travel under ■cc- of Wide-World Service, Inc., and will the direction of Dr. J. Leo Greene of ‘ tern Baptist Theolog “ ■''"minary of Wake Fcr 'g. N. C. tour party will depart iiewild Airport in New l> on Monday, June • a Air France Jet Air f Ihe countries to be include E n g 1 a n d, 11." 1 urkey, Greece, Egypt, J "m, Syria, Jordon, Is ‘taly, and Switzerland. ! ttjor part of the time l[,„ ;; "Pent in Palestine tour •.•i. historical scenes of " Lands. The group ,'eturn to New York a July 16. ' ‘.Ptrekett is the son of . “■ E. Duckett of Bee ! ad in Swannanoa. List , ^ ('rist, Jr., has entered General for treatment. e.'‘‘Pton has been trans . from Baptist Hospital ” mston-Salem to Memor i,f l s‘[Jn in Asheville. Vincent Gragg has pitalized in Memorial .‘MlOIl. rV. 1 r*‘sbyterian News - tw- t^le church circles ns week at the homes "iiiinmmr: Cirde® N-foll"win^: Afternoon t, ' e ^°- 2 met with Mr^ Whin StePh.enson- Mrs. A. b! vvmtt, chairman. Kvenim of' w-Xl’r 1 at the home Mr- r.v I i!' " j 11 ifo rd with n an 1 l'"k HuK*,ns as chair man. Kvening Circle \0 2 met with Mrs \V \v rv„ ~ •inrl iu,.„ o . V' "• Corne s? &srA ""d" Rev. and Mrs. Talbot left iune, ,12- a week’s \t Raphine, Va. I' irst Rapt ist News The following men were elected Sunday morning, June °! to serve as deacons in the church for a period of three years: Lloyd 1. Campfield, Tommy Sawyer, France Allen! •uid * n, Pa'Jlsey> Doyle Davis, «ui(i iHiford Lowe. Swannanoa Methodist News. 'tie tu the four year re-as ^trnmeia program of the Methodist church of North • ar" "Ui- Dev. and Mrs. Wil 11 am 1. hatchford will be leav mg hwannanoa for Marshville, • • • • where Rev. Hatchford \a\ b«en appointed. We feel that, Swannanoa is losing two the finest people that it Has ever known. On behalf ° Die Black Mountain News, we would like to thank Rev. and Mrs. Hatchford for their kind co-operation in import ing the church happenings to us for the Swannanoa News column. H e are sure everyone joins us in wishing them much suc cess and happiness. On the other hand we would like to welcome Rev. and Mrs. Ben F. Stamey and young daughter Anne. The Stanl eys come here from Rockford Street Methodist church in Mount Airy. This will be Rev. Stanley’s third pastorate and he will deliver his first sermon on Sunday morning, June Rev. Stanley is a native of Fallston in Cleveland county, and is the brother of Rev. Robert Stanley who is a for mer president of Brevard col lege. Again we say welcome. Mrs. Bill Kuykendall is at tending the Womans Society of Christian Service confer ence at Lake Junaluska as a delegate from Swannanoa Methodist. Miss Sophie Graham who is the Bible teacher at Swan nanoa Elementary school and Miss Julia Boykin left Tues day for a two months’ trip to South Carolina, Georgia, and Virginia where they will visit relatives and friends. —New Bern, N. C., had the first postoffice in the State under the Republic. 400 Attend Conference Two conference involv ing 400 people—opened at Blue Ridge Assembly last week-end as a third conference—also with a registration of 400— closed its three-day program. The Southern regional in stitute of the Family Service Association of America got under way at the assembly Saturday and the North Caro lina Education Association unit leaders conference start ed Sunday. The Family Service Associa tion’s meeting will consist of seminars on social work with families by some of the na tion’s authorities on the sub ject. The NCEA conference will include such highlights as a talk by Miss Lois Edinger of Chapel Hill, NCEA president, on “Education—the Bulwark of Tomorrow”; a discussion by Dr. Charles F. Carroll, state superintendent of public in struction, on educational ac tivities, and an address by Dr. Mildred S. Fenner of Washington, D. C., editor of the NEA Journal on “Frus trations in Common.” finding on Sunday afternoon was a three-day session of the Home League Institute of Salvation Army women of North and South Carolina. The 15 th annual summer workshop of the North Caro lina Classroom Teachers As sociation of America will open at Blue Ridge Wednesday and the Southern Regional confer ence of the YWCA will start Friday. GUY BURCHFIELS ARE HONORED Mr. and Mrs. Guy Burchficl, who left Sunday (o make their home in Knoxville, Tenn., were honored with a dinner at the Honeycutt cabin “Oitsa” last Saturday night by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Garland and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sobol. Others present were Mr and Mrs. A. C. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nesbitt, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Garland, Mrs. William Honeycutt, and Hr. O. R. Thompson. MISS GRAY GRADUATES On June G, 1960, Miss Jac queline Gray will receive her Master’s degree in Christian Education from the Presby terian School of Christian Ed ucation, Richmond, Va. She is a graduate of Montreat college. Miss Gray will be teaching in the West End Presbyterian church school in Hopewell, Va., next year. After visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Clemmer in South Bend, Ind., she hopes to return to ba. Montreat to attend the Worm Missions conference this sum mer. —New Bern, N. C., has the first motion picture theatre built from the ground up in the State. Mil. GacffiUtl' 5bUUn<f Roam 12 Miles West of Black Mountain on Hwy. 70 Open 7 Days a Week FROM 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 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