BROAD river by Mrs. M. M. Elliott '■;;r,!,,nd Mr,. Bob Tita, j daughter, Linda, of Up- , "d Broad Kiver, and Judy . vlor. daughter of Mr. and 5 Ralph Taylor of this . lftion visited Judy’s sister ?tt at the Governors oyce 8 'e,. " nd Mrs. Clarence Mor 'ind daughters. Edith and Lung friend, James Al a°nd Mr. and Mrs. Mor ‘ daughters and • d Mr. and Mrs. Mor mai-ried daughters and . hUsbands, Mr. and Mrs. ^eece and sons Rickv ind Michael, and Mr. and Mrs VVln Clark and daughter 3iane, went on a camping tip on Bald Mountain last Saturday night. last MRrnanHd RMrS- Ju W' Stroud if broad River had the fol ding guests last Sunday dis. Strouds sisters and fam' lieS Mrs Sallie Hall and laughters Zora Lee of Dana ind Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ls°hynrRand N°,rn;an's brother, °hn B°yer of Asheville, Mr. and Mrs Bryan Ledbetter al nvH°f TaT’ and Mrs. r yd 7?,ylor of Henderson Co .and Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Ledbetter and little son . Ma/y Esther Lytle, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lvtle is visiting her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth that feeling of BELONGING THAT close to home FEELING YOU CAN BE A MEMBER OF THIS FAMILY Whether an Infant, Teen-ager, Young Adult OR A SENIOR CITIZEN WITH A BONUS FOR YOUR FAMILY MEMBERSHIP OF ANNUAL DIVIDEND, COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY No where else in Buncombe County can you enjoy this high yield on your Savings Deposits with the protection of Insured Safety, where your Savings are insured up to $10,000.00 by Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation of Washington, D. C., an Agency of the Federal Government. Start Your Savings Account Today—We wel come small starters. Earnings begin the Day of Deposit. BLACK MOUNTAIN SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION 104 BROADWAY BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. DIAL 669-7991 Lytle in Fayetteville. and, Joe visited us last Saturday even ing. Mrs. Eliza Morris and child ren gave Floyd Morris, Sr., a surprise Fathers Day picnic dinner at the picnic grounds STS Old Fort last Sunday, l-iihe,r c^11^ren and grand children were present. Ann Morns, Mrs C. L. Davis am son, Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Floy< Morris, Jr., and son, Ronnie and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mor it? Eiiiott1"HaroId> and Yew Mr. and Mrs. Cliffor Kmpe and child of Winstoi ^alern spent the week em with Mrs. Kanipe’s sister am husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jo Gilliam, and Clifford’s mothei u .Clarence Knipe in th oroad River section. Mr. and Mrs. John Lytl of Upper Flat Creek had a dinner guests last Sunday R,e^- anfl Mrs. David Robinsoi of Va and Mrs. Lytle’s aunt Mrs. Nannie Belle Morgan an< grandaughter. Mr and Mrs. Gene Lyt and children of Bald Moui tain visited Gene’s uncle ar aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Randolp 1 aylor for a picnic last Sa urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foi and children of Ashevil visited Mrs. Ford’s parent Mr and Mrs. W. F. Strou last Sunday. Church We attended Clear Branch . hi. Church last Sunday eve ning to hear their new pastor, Kev. David Robinson of Vir ginia, preach. Sickneis , Roy Hall hasn’t gotten over the rheumatism, Mrs. Joe Gilliam underwent minor surgery for a painful growth on her heel, at the Bat Cave Clinic last Saturday. Building and Repair* Mrs. Eula Mae Morris is •mving her home recovered. Mr. Brockway and son Bob had bulldozing and rock work done on his place in the Clear Branch section and is now having a cement block gar age built with a living apart ment over the garage. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ledbet ter of this section, have sold their timber to Vance Nor wood. NEWS from the CRAGMONT COMMUNITY —By Lib Harper— Phone NO. 9-9725 Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church Vacation Bible School is being held all this week at the Brookside Community Building from 9 o’clock until 12 noon. Instructors for the week, Mrs. Connie Doggett, Mrs. Cora Whiteside, Miss Joyce Lytle and Miss Marga ret Wilkins have planned an interesting and busy week for the little folks. Mrs. Connie Doggett re cently attended the Annual Interdenominational Confer nce held in Knoxville, Tenn. ' >I V Brfcpo and Cos sandra Goosby were dele gates to the A.M.E. Sunday School Convention held last week in Rutherfordton. Thomas Chapel The Gospeletts of Marion, will render a program of Songs at 3 o’clock P.M. The public is cordially invited. Miss Alverta Weaver was a delegate to the A. M. E. Sun day School Convention held 1 last week in Rutherfordton. 1 Personals Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moore head left early Thursday morning for parts of Texas, where they will visit Mrs. Moorehead’s parents and other relatives. Gregory and Steven Daugh 1 erty are attending camp this 1 week at Camp Dorothy Walls. The Rev. W. G. Boyce was Sunday dinner guest of the Otha Sherrills. Mrs. Connie Doggett re cently visited her daughter, Mrs. Leola Graham of Char lotte and Mrs. Naomi Mor rison of Winston Salem. Miss LaVerne Stafford was honored with a birthday party Sunday afternoon at her home. A number of friends were present for the happy occasion. Miss Stafford’s mother served some of her good home made refreshments. Miss Brenda Twitty re turned last week from Fay etteville State College where she attended a Youth Week Conflerence. On Saturday and Sunday of last week, twenty five stu dent Nurses and four instruc tors arrived at the WNC San atorium from A & T Col lege in Greensboro for a four weeks training period in long term illness. Church Conference The Mills Chapel Church Conference will be held the first Saturday in July at 7:30 P.M. All members are urged to be present. A financial report will be given on all members for the first six months of the year. With The Sich Keith Sherrill and Terri Hooper are in with the measles this week. Albert Harper is on the not so well list this week. Alvin Lytle fell this week over at the Golf Course and suffered a broken leg. LAKE GAP WOMEN HOLD MEETING The Women of the Lakey Gap Presbyterian Church met at 7:30 P.M. Tuesday, June 9, in the Lakey Gay Commun ity Building. Mrs. Verlon Morris was hostess. The meeting will begin at 7:30 P.M. during the summer months. Those attending the meet ing were: Mrs. Ernest Austin, Mrs. Melvin E. Davis, Mrs. Shirley Morris, Mrs. Sue Solo mon, Mrs. Myrtle Stepp, Miss Ramey Ruth Solomon, Mrs. Larry W. Morris and “Chip”, and the hostess. CU.ssifieds Sell • Ph. NO-9-410’ FLYING HIGH—Detroit, Mich.—Eric Olsen’s broad grin from his lofty helicopter perch symbolizes the over-the top mark in General Motors Corp.’s 1964 Operation Security Savings Bond drive which saw 77,000 new names added to GM’s Payroll Savings Plan. Nationwide, more than 387,000—nearly 75 percent—of the company’s employees now are buying Savings Bonds through payroll deductions, coffirjrr a tlPW np.irptimp roonrrl Young Eric spotted the Navy “Sea Bat” submarine hunter killer helicopter and promptly climbed aboard after it had been flown in for the bond drive at the Detroit Diesel Engine Division where his dad, Bob Olsen, super intendent of manufacturing, buyi bonds for both himself and Eric. In the company-wide campaign, conducted in 144 plants and offices across the United States, 107 units attained or exceeded their Savings Bond goals. Sixteen units, including six in the Chevro let Division, exceeded 90 per cent in the sign-up of employees in the Payroll Savings Plan. The Buick Motors Division added 5.469 new bond buyers, while the Gran Blanc unit of the Fisher Body Division topped 98 per cent in the bond sign-up campaign. Spearheading the drive was GM President John F. Gordon, appointed by Treasury Secretary Dillon as chairman for the auto motive industry on the U. S. Industrial Payroll Savings Com mittee. This committee, headed by Frank R. Milliken, President of the Kennecott Copper Corp., consists of 28 of the nation’s business and industrial leaders. It has assumed responsibility for organizing industry - wide cam paigns to sign up an additional one million new Savings Bond buyers under the Payroll Savings Plan during 1964. Tin? summer', k_ "SS'/B Brakes, Wiper Blades, Muffler Checked, Tune up and Tire Inspection WOODCOCK MOTOR CO. License No. 2289 and 2289A—Franchised Dealer 106 Sutton Avenue Black Mountain, N. C. Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllll LETTERS To The Editor iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiimii Gentlemen: Please excuse our belated letter of thanks to you. We deeply appreciate the coverage that you gave our Chapter of the International Association of Personnel in Employment Security Conven tion held here May 28-29, 1964. Your splendid cooperation with our publicity representa tive, Mr. John Love, has been complimented by members of iur organization. Also, we lave had favorable comments from many citizens through out this area. Again, let me thank you for the invaluable publicity that you gave us so gener ously. Sincerely, Henry G. Parker P. 0. Box 1811 Asheville, N. C. June 18, 1964 MACH 5,10, 25c Stores, Inc. Black Mountain You’re in perfect eSape* in a livable PADDED BRA You’ll look naturally beautiful in Lovable’s padded bras. The cups are gently contoured with foam to make you look all you. And best of all, you can find just the right amount of contouring you need to flatter your particular figure. A. 944— “Lace ’N Lovely” Contoured Bra. 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