LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
1 AIR TREATMENT
Dear Editor:
I hope that you will find the
space in your “letter columns"
to publish this letter since I
feel many of your readers
may be interested to know
how I as one candidate feel in
regards to the treatment giv
en to one candidate by your
paper.
1 admire you for the fail
way you have reported all the
news concerning my campaign
and I feel that no newspaper
could have been fairer in re
porting news about Congres
sional candidates on both tick
ets than has your paper.
In your news coverage you
have not only been fair you
have also been one hundred
percent impartial and 1 want
to go on record to state that I
admire your paper for this at
titude.
Kindest regards.
Sincerely,
—Heinz Rollman.
MONTREAT
Miss Julia Stokes
1, __
The executive hoard of the
Women of the Church met on
Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in the
green room of the Assembly
Inn. The president, Mrs. W.
Frank McElroy, was in charge.
The circles of the Women
of the Church will meet on
Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 3:30 as
follows': Circle 1. Mrs. L. Nel
son Bell, chairman, will meet
with Miss Alice Hardie in her
home on Virginia road; Circle
2. Mrs. Joe Wilkerson, chair
man, will meet with Mrs. M.
C. Wood on Mississippi road:
Circle 3, Mrs. George Stock
ton. chairman, will meet with
Mrs. Joseph Hopper on Mis
sissippi road; the Business
Woman's Circle, Miss Eliza
beth Cole, chairman, will meet
at 7:45 p.m. with Mrs. Kay
Stutts on Virginia road.
The Men of Montreat will
meet at Assembly Inn for the
monthly supper meeting at 6
p.m. on Monday. Nov. 8. All
men of Montreat and friends
are invited. The Rev. W. J.
Gammon will preside. The
guest speaker is Dr. C. Grier
Davis who will tell of Mon
treat college and the hopes for
the future. Other matters of
interest will be a report from
the committee of Bible teacher
for the public schools, and a
report of the nominating com
mittee.
The Montreat Presbyterian
church held the worship sei
vice in Gaither Chapel at 11
a.m. The pastor, Dr. A. G.
Fogartie, preached on “Our
Protestant Heritage.” Refer
ences were made to this being
reformation Sunday and the
hymns selected were appropri
ate to the service.
Many visitors were in Mon
treat over the week-end. A
group from North Wilkesboro
held a retreat and sat in a
group in the church service.
There were some 30 stayed
through dinner at the Inn.
Some 200 men attended the
meeting this week of the As
sembly's Men’s Council, 27
through 30. This consists of
the chairman of the different
boards department heads, also
the board of women’s work and
chairmen of different Assem
bly causes. Their meetings
came to an end in time for
many to attend the church ser
vice. They were a welcome
addition to the church service.
Dr. Stewart McElroy ami
Mrs. McElroy of Richmond,
Va., were in Montreat for a
few days. Dr. McElroy was
here for the Men’s meeting
and Mrs. McElroy was here on
a visit.
Rev. and Mrs. Blake Rrink
erhoff are with Mrs. C. F.
Brinkerhoff on Assembly drive
for a few days' visit. He is
now pastor of the Presbyter
ian church, Blowing Rock.
Dr. and Mrs. William C.
Matthews and family of Char
lotte made a short visit last
week to their mother, Mrs.
Wm. Ross on Alabama terrace.
Miss Annie Webb is driving
to Duneden, Fla., for the win
ter. She is driving Miss Zou
lean Anderson to Florence, S.
C., where she is to spend the
winter.
Dr. and Mrs. C. Grier Davis
and Dr. and Mrs. W. Frank
McElroy are driving to Rich
mond, Va., this week. Mrs.
Davis and Mrs. McElroy are
to attend the meeting of the
Friends of the Seminary which
is meeting at Union Theologi
cal Seminary this week. Dr.
Davis and Dr. McElroy are at
tending other meetings in
Richmond.
THE BLACK MOUNTAIN NEWS
Published Each Thursday at Black Mountain, N. C.
Established 1945
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Miss Claudia Edwards spent
a few days this week-end in
her cottage on Mississippi
road.
Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Grier of
Rock Hill were in Assembly
Inn for a short stay this week.
They wanted to see the color
display. They enjoyed seeing
old friends ’ and took some
trips in the mountains.
Mrs. C. W. Solomon spent
last week in Miami, Fla.,
where she attended the meet
ing of Postmasters of this
district.
Miss Hatie Anders has re
turned from a visit to the Cur
ries in Carthage, N. C. She
also visited friends in Wades
boro.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Watson of
Woodleaf spent the week-end
with their sister, Mrs. Joe
Wilkerson, on Assembly drive.
Mrs. H. G. Stubbs of Red
Springs is spending part of
the winter with her son, C. A.
Stubbs and family on Tennes
see road.
Mrs. L. A. McCutchen, a mis
sionary in Congo, who is
spending the winter in Nash
ville, spent a few days with
her mother, Mrs. W. F. Mc
Elroy and Dr. McElroy on
Mississippi road.
Mrs. Robert Coit spent the
week-end in her cottage on
Tennessee road. Her son-in
law. Jack Oates of Sweetwat
er. Tenn., was here attending
the Men’s Conference.
MRS. MAX FLACK
IS HONORED
Mrs. Max Flack was recent
ly surprised with a party and
shower at her home on Pad
petto wn road. Hostesses were
Mrs. Bill Gilbert, Mrs. Tom
Blizard, Mrs. Jack Milton,
Mrs. Tate Blankenship, Mrs.
William Senn, Mrs. L. H. Gre
gory, Mrs. L. C. Johnston, and
Mrs. Hayes Connor.
During the evening games
were played and sandwiches,
cake and coffee served.
Those present were Mrs.
Neil Faulk, Mrs. E. V. Gouge,
Mrs. Walter Rhinehardt, Mrs.
Simon Berggrun, Mrs. W. B.
Brigman, Mrs. Walt Bartlett,
Mrs. Ed Cummings, Mrs. Har
vey Austin, Mrs. James McEl
rath, Mrs. Annie Goodson,
Miss Judy McNeil, Mrs. Wil
sie Ramsey, Mrs. H. L. Wade,
Mrs. E. M. Norton, Sr., Mrs.
E. M. Norton, Jr., Mrs. M. P.
Flack, and Mrs. James Nor
ton.
Those unable to attend but
who sent gifts were Mrs. A. L.
Biddix, Mrs. Leonard Keever,
Mrs. C. E. Keith, Mrs. J. W.
Burgess, Mrs. Charlie Davis,
Mrs. F. D. Snyder, Mrs. Ter
rell Reese, Mrs. Warren Wall,
Mrs. Sarah Suraraey, Mrs. Al
bert Garland, Mrs. J. T.
Greenwood, Mrs. Arnold Py
att, Mrs. Miekie Smith, Mrs.
W. C. Huneycutt, Mis. Frank
Mull and Mrs. C. W. Norton.
JUNE BOONE HEADS
GIRLS' AUXILARY
The Intermediate Girls Aux
iliary of the Firs’ Baptist
church met Monday, Oct. J4.
at the church. An election of
officers was held and the fol
lowing will serve for the com
ing year: president, June
Boone; vice president, Becky
Allred; secretary, Linda Bed
dingfield; treasurer, Barbara
Boone; social committee, Bec
ky Hudson, Cheryl Faulk, Ann
Harris and Lynn Hemphill.
During the meeting Mrs.
Glenn Wilson, Mrs. E. E. Mir
acle, and Miss Jo Stanley sang
several songs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grind
staff visiti'd relatives and
friends in Morganton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. '•Bill” Ear
ly arc bark from Miami where
. Ir. Early attended a Post
masters’ convention, and Mrs.
Early visited friend.- there and
m Fort Lauderdale.
Mrs. Frank Turner is still
confined to the home of her
daughter and son-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Morris. Her
condition has improved to some
extent.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wade
Voblitt, a daughter Saturday,
in Marion General hospital.
Mrs. Noblitt is the former
Miss Harriet Hensley, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hensley.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bevins
and two small daughters, and
Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Silver
visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Warren of Chattanooga, Tenn.
over the week-end.
Sue Crawford and Lynn
Shiflet of Lees McRae’s col
lege were home over the week
end. Sue is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford
and Lvnn is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Shiflett.
Richard Padgham and Rob
ert Harris, both college stu
dents, visited their homes the
past week-end.
Miss Helen Shiflet of Aug
BRIDGE WINNERS
ARE ANNOUNCED
Wednesday evening, Oct. 26,
at the Monte Vista hotel win
ners in the Black Mountain
Bridge club were: North -
South. Mrs. George L. Pritch
ard and Major C. K. Knox;
second. Mrs. Fred Perley and
Mrs. Claudia McGraw third,
Mrs. Max Woodcock and Ken
neth Donald. East-West, first,
Mrs* John Casstevens and Miss
Peggy Dennis; second, Mrs.
R. T. Greene and N. C. Shu
ford; third. Lowry Covin and
Mrs. A1 Jennings. Eight ta
bles were in play.
NEWS from the
CRAGMONT
COMMUNITY
—By Lib Harper—
Phone NO 9-3028
On Wednesday of last week
I called to chat w ith Mrs. Mar
garet Daugherty who had just
returned from a vacation in
New York. Margaret had such
a good time and was so excit
ed about her trip that I sat
spellbound for quite a while as
she related to me some of the
interesting places she went,
the people she visited, and the
wonderful Chinese and Italian
fond she enjoyed.
Margaret spent the first
four days with Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Rutherford of New
Rochell. Mrs. Rutherford is
a former resident of this com
munity and a daughter of the
ate Mrs. Carrie Lytle.
Mrs. Daugherty then spent
four days with Dr. and Mrs.
Mallie C. Taylor of Wyan
daneh, L. I. Mrs. Taylor is
the daughter of Mrs. Willie
Gardner, and granddaughter
of Mrs. Mary Stepp. She to
is a former resident of this
community. From the Tay
lors Mrs. Daugherty visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murphy of
X. Y. City; Mrs. Murphy, the
former Lillian Hardy of Old
Fort was employed here many
years by Misses Susan and
Mary Hooker. A number of
you may recall that due to the
long stay with the Hookers
she was often called Lillian
Hooker. Margaret also visited
a number of other former res
idents of this area. They were
Mrs. Janet Tobin Stepp, daug
hter of the late Eddie Stepp,
Normal. Long, Mrs. Myrte
King and sister who were res
idents of Old Fort, Mrs. Bessie
Rutherford, niece of Mrs. Les
ter Stepp, Mr. and Mrs. Car
nial Cumberback: she also
talked with members of the
Adam Clayton Powell family.
Margaret enjoyed the cute
parakeet of the Rutherfords.
Each morning the little bird
would greet her with "Good
morning, baby,’' and would of
ten fly over to drink from her
early morning cup of coffee.
During this trip Mrs. Daugh
erty was over joyed by receiv
ing an antique cut glass dish
that appears to be over 100
years old and was once owned
b y her great-grandmother.
Mrs. Daughertv stated that
something of interest was
planned each day while there,
and the hospitality shown by
these people will never be for
gotten.
One of the things that im
pressed me most while talking
with Mrs. Daugherty' was her
being so appreciative to Miss
Inez Larkin for whom she is
employed, and Mrs. Edna
Stockin, who cared for Miss
Larkin and many other friends
and relatives who made it pos
sible for her to go on this
wonderful trip.
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usta. Ga.. is wsitmg her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Shif
let on Sugar Hill road.
James H. Ta.vlnr is making
a business trip to 1’rovidence,
R. I.
Mrs. Tom Cartel and young
son John visited Mrs. Cartel 's
mother who is a patient, in a
hospital in Augusta, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Lak'y
and children of Asheville vis
ited Mrs. Z. L. Lackey on the
Sugar Hill road Sunday.
Mrs. W. H. Armstrong and
Mrs. Jenny VVilkerson has as
their guests Mr. and Mrs. Iitl
ly Wilkerson a n d young
daughter, and Mrs. Arm
strong's two sisters and two
nieces, all of Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. G. R. Lewis of Colum
bia, S. C., is visiting at the
home of her sisters, the Misses
Frances and Lula Hicks.
Mr. Robert Metcalf who has
been in the Veterans hospital
at Oteen, is home where he is
doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allison
are the parents of a daughter
born Oct. 21 in Marion Gen
eral hospital. The baby has
been named Myrna Leigh.
Miss Margie Hemphill and
Gaden Swann Jr., were hon
ored by the Eastern Star last
week, following the regular
meeting, with a bridal shower.
About 20 members were pres
ent to honor the couple with
a shower of beautiful and use
ful gifts. Refreshments were
served.
DeLois Harris and Bobby
Metcalf were home this week
end from Mars Hill college,
where they are freshmen.
They are daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Harris. Jr., and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Metcalf.
Mr. and Mrs. T. \\. Sears
of Ahaskie, are visiting Mrs.
Sear’s mother, Mrs. Dora Ar
ney.
Mr. and Mrs. Flint Nor
wood and daughter Margaret
Louise of Columbia, S. C.. is
visiting Mrs. Norwood’s moth
er, Mrs. Robert C. Laughridge
in Old Fort.
Mrs. Eugene Bradley and j
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mills of
Tryon were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Carsons.
On Sunday afternoon at ■'!
o’clock the pastoral union
meeting was held at the AME
church. Guest speakers were
Rev. Allen and Rev. Vickers
of Asheville. Nine churches
were represented.
We were all sorry to learn
that Little Roy Brown, who
was struck by an automobile
several weeks ago, had lost
his left foot and leg. Our
hearts go out to this little i
boy and his family, and we’re j
counting the days til he’ll be j
with us again.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ham
ilton spent Sunday afternoon j
with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wad
dell of Old Fort.
A birthday party was given
in the honor of Miss Julia
Mae Long Thursday night at
the Long’s cafe. A large num
ber of friends were present,
and many gifts were received.
Mrs. Jessie Sherrill injured
her foot again this week and
will be in for several days.
She had injured the same foot
several days ago, and had just :
began to get around when she
rehurt it.
General conference will be
held at the Mills Chapel church
on Friday night at 7 :J0. All
members are asked to be pres
ent.
A surprise birthday party
was given in the honor of Mrs.
Cora Whiteside by her sister,
Mrs. Oda Lee Wilkus. A num
ber of friends were present,
and a beautiful birthday cake
was made by Mrs. Zennie
Jones. Many useful gifts were
received.
It’s a wonderful thing to see ,
our young children go to Sun- I
day school and to observe them
as they learn about our Lord.
One little l„i\ of this commun
lty. Bobby Lee Stallorcl. I,
who is alert in all his doings,
astonished many of us several ;
days ago by repeating the en- j
tire Lord’s 1 'layer, and other
little poems that he had been |
taught at Sunday school, and i
home. We can be proud of •
our little folks, as they grow
physically and spiritually pre
paring themselves for better
citizens of tomorrow.
Mrs. Lillian Gardner spent
Saturday in Greensboro with
her granddaughter Creola, who
is a student at Bennett col
lege.
On Saturday of last week
Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy,
Mrs. Grace Greenlee, Cheryl
and 1 drove to Greensboro to
attend the homecoming game
at A. & T. college. We had a
wonderful time, first enjoying
the parade, and then the game.
As the A. & T. team beat the
Morgan college team of Balti
more 33-6.
The Kennedy’s spent some
time later with their son,
James Jr., who is a senior
there.
Mrs. Greenlee, Cheryl and 1
visited with my sister and her
family, Mrs. Dorothy Jones.
young1 son, Denny Eugene, are
home from Memorial Mission
hospital.
The Rev. (Iroce Robinson !'<■
turned home Sat inlay night
from Sanford where he con
ducted revival services for
week. He reported a very
successful results.
Mrs. Mark Garner and son
Mark, Jr., of Greenville, N. < •,
ar„! Mrs. Garner’s parents,
M and Mr.-. J. W. Turns r of
Tinnn, slopped in Old 1‘oit last.
T’*u,-<da\ for luncheon with
Mrs. I). B. Gibbs. They were
,iine from a visit with
i amor's brother who has
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practice of dentistry in Hous
ton, Tex.
Halloween Carnival
and Frolic Enjoyed
The PTA of the Old Fort
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carnival and a special stage
-how at the gymnasium and
the auditoriu.,
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