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Mrs. E. E. White and Mr
G. L. Kirkpatrick recent]
spent some time in Guyhoe
Falls, Ohio, while Mrs. Kir]
Patrick’s son, Mack, was a
tending- a General Motoi
school at Hudson, Ohio. Aft<
Mack completed his cours
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3. they made a trip to Niagra
y Falls and into Canada,
a Visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Ager are their grandchildren
Loyer, Lamar and Lanier Ag
s er of Birmingham, Ala., their
r daughter Mrs. Remsen Behrer
e and four children, Rem, John,
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Arnold and Sarah and anothe:
daughter, Miss Frances Age
of St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Barry Holt and chil
dren, Dwain and Kyle o
Washington, D. C., are th
house guests of Mr. and Mrs
Joe Miller and children, Kris
Kelley and Shan of 105 E
Blue Ridge ave.
Dr. E. H. Behre has return
ed home after spending eig'h
weeks at San German, Puert
Rica, where she worked unde
the auspicious of the Nations
Science Foundation througl
the Inter-American Universit;
at San German, teaching jun
ior high school teachers Biol
ogy. This is a Presbyteriai
sponsored university. Dr. Is
mael Velez, world known Bot
anist, who received his doc
torate at the University o
Louisiana, heads the divisioi
of natural sciences at the uni
versity. He has headed sever
al such teacher institutes ii
Puerto Rica. The purpose o:
these institutes is to develo]
scientific interest in the boy:
and girls of High school age
Mrs. G. C. Earle and chil
dren of Richmond, Va., an
spending the month of Augus
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
W. T. Wright. Mr. Earle wil
join them here this week-enc
for a few days stay.
Cpl. J. D. Goodman, Mrs
Goodman and their two chil
dren. Mike and David, o
Washington, D. C., are hen
to visit her parents, Mr. ant
Mrs. Clifford Patton of Swan
nanoa and his parents, Mr
and Mrs. .J. M. Goodman ant
his son Billy Joe, who make:
his home with the J. M. Good
mans.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lent;
and son Sid, of Morehead Citi
are visiting her sister, Mrs
Richard Seawright.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hud
gins and Jean and Mr. anc
Mrs. Clarence Frady spent the
week-end at Myrtle Beach, S
C.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Roebkc
and children, Ann, Barbarj
and Mark of Austin. Minn.
recently visited Mr. and Mrs
G. C. Carson, Johnny and
lanet. Mrs. Roebke is Mr
Carson’s sister.
The Rev. and Mrs. Wilcc
Melton had as guests last Sun
day her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Laud
?rmilk, Sr., and their son and
iaughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Toe Laudermilk, Jr., of Mor
ranton.
Mrs. J. B. Bullock Si'., and
laughter, Mrs. R. M. Bryant
jf Lakeview, S. C., are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. J. B Bullock.
Mrs. G. L. Kirkpatrick and
Mack spent last week-end in
Rock Hill, S. C., with mem
bers of their family.
Mrs. John Benedict, presi
dent of the Senior Woman's
club, Miss Leila Zernow, Fine
Arts chairman of the Senioi
club, and Mrs. M. L. Williams
Junior club president, attend
ed the officers institute a
the Manor in Asheville oi
Saturday. Mrs. Williams i;
also district director of Jun
iors.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Simpsor
and son Bobby of Greenville
S. C., and Mrs. J. T. Simpsor
spent Monday in Morgantor
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Claytor
Braswell and son, Roby.
Mr. and Mrs. David Nachc
and children of Washington
D. C., and Mrs. Robert Head
ley and children of Winston
Salem have returned to theii
homes after visiting Mrs
Nache and Mrs. Headley’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ker
lee of “Over Yonder,” North
Fork road.
Miss Elaine Gregory whe
was graduated from Berea
college in June, and remain
ed at school to take severa
special summer school courses
has arrived home to be with
her family, the L. H. Greg
orys.
Mr. and Mrs. Mahaffey anc
three children of Miami, Fla.
are visiting her mother, Mrs
Clara Mulloy Pulton, Nortl
Fork road. Mr. Pulton re
turned to Miami last Saturda;
after spending some time a
his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Edward
and daughters, Marsha am
Joyce, and Miss Esther Ed
wards have returned to thei
home in Kocamo, Ind., afte
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lesli
Garton. Mr. Edwards is Mrs
Garton’s brother and Miss Ed
wards a sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ha
are among the new comers t
Black Mountain. They cam
here from Rockville, Md., an
are residing at 10!) North For
i'oad. The Halls have on
The Fifty Hymns America Loves
Best Based On 1960 Hymn Poll
1. The Old Rugged Cross
> 2. What a Friend We Have
• in Jesus
3. In the Garden
4. How Great Thou Art
1 5. Sweet Hour of Prayer
1 6. Abide with Me
7. Rock of Ages
• 8. Nearer, My God to Thee
1 9. Amazing Grace
10. Jesus, Lover of My Soul
• 11. Beyond the Sunset
■ 12. Blessed Assurance
1 13. Lead, Kindly Light
- 14. My Faith Looks Up to
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• 15. Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me
16. Faith of Our Fathers
i 17. I Need Thee Every Hour
18. Have Thine Own Way
• 19. God Will Take Care of
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20. I Love to Tell the Story
i 21. Just As I Am
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24. Ivory Palaces
■ 25. Take Time to Be Holy
26. Holy, Holy, Holy
. 27. Whispering Hope
l 28. Onward Christian Soldiers
i 29. Dear Lord and Father of
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■ 31. When I Survey the Won
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■ 32. Fairest Lord Jesus
[ 33. The Church’s One Found
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34. Just a Closer Walk with
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35. Great Is Thy Faithfulness
36. The Love of God
37. Beautiful Garden of Fray
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38. Near the Cross
39. An Evening Prayer
40. Be Still, My Soul
41. Blest Be the Tie That
Binds
42. O Love That Wilt Not Let
Me Go
43. O Master, Let Me Walk
with Thee
44. In the Sweet By and By
45. Are Ye Able?
46. Living for Jesus
47. He Leadeth Me
48. Love Divine, All Loves
Excelling
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child, a son Hermit, who is 18
months old. Their home town
is High Point. Mr. Hall is
affiliated with Kearfott com
pany.
Louisa Lackey of Dare, Va.,
is visiting her cousin Nancy
Lee Lackey.
Mrs. Albert Moosbrugger of
Winston-Salem spent the week
end with her family here, the
John G. Readings.
Mr. and Mrs. Cortez Gas
kins spent a two weeks’ vaca
tion in Miami, Lakeland and
Auburndale, Fla.
Among those who are cele
brating their wedding anniver
saries this week are Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Estes, Aug. 8;
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson W. Mon
teith, Aug. 9.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. Brent
Wood and children, Carolyn
and Jimmy of Louisville, Ky.,
are visiting her mother, Mrs.
G. F. Bell.
Leigh Brittain spent several
days last week in Henderson
ville with her cousin, Peggy
Hesterly.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Garrison
had as guests on Sunday, July
30, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Page
of Miami, Fla
- Curry Betts delivered the
Gideon message last Sunday
5 morning at the 11 o’clock ser
' vice at the Fairview Baptist
■ church. On Sunday, July 30,
l' he spoke at the Berea Baptist
r church just off Sweeten Creek
; road, near Biltmore. Mr.
• Betts is a member of the Day
■ tona, Fla., Gideon camp.
S. H. Anderson and Marj
1 Sue Miles have returned t<
o Powhatan, West Va., aftei
e visiting Mr. Anderson's daugh
d ter, Mrs. W. R. Copeland ant
k family. Mary Sue and Mrs
e Copeland are cousins.
49. When the Roll Is C ailed
Up Yonder
50. Near to the Heart of God
Counties Are
Allocated Funds
For Roads
Meeting briefly in Raleigh
recently following their swear
ing in ceremonies, the State
Highway Commisison allocat
ed $6,325,460 for Secondary
road improvement for the cur
rent fiscal year. The alloca
tion represents approximately
one-third of the total amount
which will be available for
rural road improvements for
the current year. Remainder
of the funds, some $12,000,
000 will be distributed among
the various counties at a later
meeting of the roads body.
In explaining the allocation
to the new Commission, Chair
man Merrill Evans said it was
necessary to distribute a por
tion of the money now since
a few of the highway divisions
have completed work on prev
iously approved projects. Ev
ans did say, however, that the
$6,000,000 allocation was not
set aside for any particular
road projects in the State,
such project approval being a
decision which the Commission
itself will make.
In other business Evans dis
tributed a list of the various
counties for which each of the
Commissioners will be respon
sible. The area of responsi
bility varies from as few as
four counties to as many as
ten counties for one Commis
sioner. The new Commissi(4n
is composed of 18 members
and a full-time chairman.
Allocation of the above
mentioned funds for Bun
combe and McDowell counties
is as follows: Buncombe, 551.8
unpaved mileage and $110,
360 allocation: McDowell,
252.4, unpaved mileage and
$50,480 allocation. This dis
tribution of money is based on
a standard $200 per mile for
each county’s unpaved second
ary roads.
In accordance with the sec
tion of Statutes dealing with
assignment of Highway Com
missioners Yates Bennett is !
assigned Buncombe county
along with Haywood, Madison
and Yancey. Jack Kirksey
will deal with McDowell and
also Avery, Burke, Caldwell,
Mitchell and Watauga coun
ties.
BROAD RIVER
by Mrs. M. M. Ellioit
Mrs. Floy Moore and chil
dren of California are visit
ing1 Mrs. Moore’s father and
sisters, Lewis and Verdia El
liott on upper Cedar Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. .James G. Da
vis attended Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Elliott's (10th wedding
anniversary at their home near
Bethlehem last Sunday.
Bob Edmondson of Starke,
Fla., arrived last Thursday for
his two weeks vacation with
his wife and son Mary and
Dickey Edmondson at their
place on upper Broad River.
Mi1, and Mrs. Edmondson have
bought the house joining Mr.
and Mrs. Ballards place on j
upper Broad River.
Mr. and Mrs. McPearson j
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Gaver and son Jeff and
Phyllis Ownbey went on a
sight-seeing trip to Hemlock j
and other places last week.
J’hyllis spent last week with
her grandfather R. G. Own
bey and family in this com
munity.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Elliott of
Rutherford county spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Nelon and children
George, Irene and Pat in this
community.
Roy Hall son of Mr. and
Mrs. *J. A. Hall of this section
is sick.
Mi's. Anne Right of lower
Flat Creek is a patient in Bat
Creek hospital with a broken
ankle. Elijah Rawing of the
Bethel section, our music di
rector at Stone Mountain
church has been very ill with
a heart attack, but is improv
ing.
The home-coming memorial
will be held at Broad River
Baptist church next Sunday,
Aug. 13. Everyone is invited.
—Dutch elm disease is car
ried from tree to tree by bark
beetles.
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