make .aid estate will ple«e Here! FOR RENT—F son of Mrs. Ester Woodsidt Look Who’s «' M«rch, 'Furnished roTrroirrroii'g'BTi'8Trrrowg~roTroTrBTTTgirrr^ Cah’.n 3«h d'S bedroom of West Palm Beach and The Rev. and Mrs. 'Th'i'tta apartment have HOI- ectric kitchen. unex- of Montreat, 105i03 His Black Mountain, died Thi dman 1M*C A It KINGTON Blue Gives RIDGECREST RAMBL1NGS 4, in bt GREENE. Execu- Street. Dr. Jim 'rd afternoon. a so i horn April MAN Love pectedly Thursday NO 9-7276. Phone MRS. ELBERT F. HARDIN jo,- h s hospital. after suffering a April 2, was born April PEAr'l CARRINGTON Views On Duties PHONE: NO 9-7134 A daughter SANDRA KAY attack Thursday morn- 4° HOLMAN, deceased. heart in St. Joseph's hospital. 3, it:'.. 1964. ifinnnfifinOO services were K. 1 .’Vine it. 9, 16. rrinrTinnnnp* ing. Graveside Mr. and Mrs. .lame April JU-LEE'S vJlJLBJLfiJLSJMLfl in the Palm Mour.tai NOTICE of Lieul. Gov. anil re- held Saturday ...k CA7^ At The Church: visit the Styles family EXECUTRIX’S as Free Dinner Be- this day ..uahfwd f0r House H. Clifton Revival services join Herman! for the trip Beach Memorial Park. itav Speaker beginning: of the L.-ta R. with home. Was our neigh- Executrix >; C. Blue of Aberdeen, a candi- here on Sunday, April 5, good sides the mother, a brother, ^ 01 NG, Atkins Morrow of Al- bor tired? She didn t Notice "HVZKR LOV.'Eii'i date for the Democratic nom- Rev. David F. Dizzy? of Black of I BRING THIS look so when we saw her on James D. Woodside Legal ceased, late AD Lieut. bemarle as guest minister, got tn ination for Governor, v. , Before April 16. off to a good start. Mr. Sunday. Mountain, survives. Count ]964 outlined his views as 1 today un- H. Moore, X TILS A V QUALI- i 11- notify ail persons Morrow did not arrive Sp/4 Joseph estatehaving to to the duties and responsibili- little daught- again.-1 said til Sunday afternoon, but Mrs. Moore, and FIED* a* ,’ aims under- ties of the State’s number Rachel, arrived from Fort of PEARL of^he resent them to tne Pastor George L. Hocutt open- er, Kstat CARR;;M>- or the cosmetics that you 1 on It’s for vou ladies to find eve- Norton a'-' of black verified, nothing two office. ed the series of meet- Benning, Ga., Saturday Ernest T''\ HOLMAN, ! ji-ncd, duly for when you visit us. You will enjoy special : ■ from the have been looking for a brief visit with Bun >e '!""> ti months and remember you Blue, senior member of the ings at the morning service ning rites for Ernest M mtai i, before tin in our modern store Final jVI. this is .to or else shopping in of continous with a timely message on the E. Y. Moores, leaving l S. i arohna, date hereof, of free area at our door. House point Norton, G2, of Old having in bar of will find plenty parking P.M.. “baby-bed tiee will be plead and of two “You Hold the Key”, (Matt- early Sunday w. re he.d to service, publisher Black Mountain, said estate All rsons in 'leht- We honor 1st Union Charge Cards. hew 16:15-20). and all” for the big Military claims against recovery. P Moore newspapers, April 5, to the under- will please County Ronald Luck of Mars Hill base again. Sunday afternoon, present them c-d to said estate said: Baptist home in Btek College, and Minister of Music Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cox, in the Grovestone signed at her make immediate payment. Han- Carolina, or of March, ‘‘The responsibilities and for First enroute from Daytona Beach with the Rev. G. Mountain, North This the 16 day Baptist Church, Church Attorney, duties of the Lieutenant Gov- the where had an of the to Ronald E. finch. Black Mountain, is leading they enjoyed ford Hamby, pastor Moun- STORE Easter O. 108 Broadway, Black COSTNER DRUQ ernor are clear as outlined in revival. vacation week, spent L. WARD'S music for this the Rev. or 1!H,4ANNE Church, and on in- their cot- North Carolina, Executrix our State Constitution and The public is cordially Saturday night'in Burial was tain, Oct- YOUNG, the store on Vess officiating. 2nd day of vited to attend these services tage here before going before the Fairway Drive law.” View Memorial notice ■ statutory to in Mountain or else this Mountain, V <■ MOUNTAIN. N. C. at 7:30 o’clock. home Kingsport, Tenn., ober, 1964, Black DIAL 669-8724 BLACK of the Sen- every evening were Carl in bar of reco\- “As President we on 1 ark. Pallbearers will be plead 1964 “Come thou with us and Sunday. to April !», 16, 23, 30, a Shook, J'., indebted ate, there is responsibility will do thee good”. This Can you beat this? E. E. Crisp, Wade ery All persons I tomato Summey. beyond just appointing the visiting team of two young Brown has a growing Clyde Watkins, Tom tomato! committees and presiding over men is excellent. Hear them! plant bearing a ripe Howerton Price and Clifford on Mon- he was the Senate. The opportunity Deacons meeting i.ongcoy. Slim, as of last leek re- died is there to help bring about day evening called by all his friends, Telephone solved itself into a special his passage of sound legislation unexpectedly Friday at prayer service for God’s pre- OBITUARIES of necessary to move our great after several years sence and power during these home He was a Talk State forward. set apart for revival. declining health. Morris and “As a member of the State Woman's Missionary Society Tommy native of Madison County Board of the had its April meeting one Morris. 80, of the had lived in Black Mountain ■»y Education, op- Tommy portunities are also great to week early, on the afternoon North Fork section of Black for the past 37 years. D. TIP JOHNSON with March advance our State in Public of March 31, cooperating Mountain, died Sunday, Mr. Norton retired from in Your Telephone Manager Education, Industrial Educa- all church organizations to 20, in an Asheville Nursing Gordon Manufacturing Co. the week of 5-12 a illness. He and tion and Community College keep April home after long 1902 as a supervisor instruction.” clear of any meetings ex- was a retired farmer and a nreviously had been a super- cept the Revival Services. lifelong resident of Buncombe “As a member of the Legis- visor for Morgan Manufactur Fifteen members and one He a son of the lative Council the responsi- County. was ing Co. in Black Mountain visitor were with Mrs. late Jim and Morris. bility and opportunity of the present, Mary for 25 years. K. F. Hardin as hostess in Funeral services were held H Lieutenant Governor is great He was a son of the her home. the late^ work between Tuesday afternoon at Nor chairman of a for deliberate K. and Bonnie Rhinehart PROGRAM PROBLEMS? Being pro- The first half hour was Mountain View Baptist Church sessions of the General As- ton of Madison County and or other devoted to special prayers in with the Rev. Robert Clay- gram committee for a club organization sembly for needed and es- Black Mountain. behalf of the was sential approaching ton officiating. Burial to find ma- legislation.” are the widow, can pose a problem. It’s so difficult Revival. Miss Arvine Bell in the Church Cemetery. Surviving “I want to assure you that then gave a delightful pro- Mrs. Ada Freeman Norton: and interest to suit every- Surviving are a brother, Rus- terial with enough variety while I will try, if nominated gram on Crestridge, Mrs. Mar Camp sell Morris of Candler, sev- two daughters, have films and elected to make a showing beautiful slides and Drive, route not let us help you? We you eral half-sisters and several Flack of Sunset body. Why enlightening her hearers as good Lieutenant Governor, and 4, Asheville and Mrs. Bruce from science to to the growth, the cousins of Black Mountain. available on subjects decorating. that I will look forward to opportuni- of Okinawa; two sons BY the of this home Ensley films and additional with whoever is ties, blessings Harrison Funeral A catalogue listing the giving working marvelous for F. M. Jr. and James Harold, camp girls. was in charge. Just nominated and elected gov- of Black Mountain; a program ideas will be sent to you on request. With total absence of any both Caravelle ernor, you will not find me high pressure, there is main- step-mother, Mrs. Cora Nor- call our Public Relations Office, 252-9007. A PRODUCT OF BULOVA attempting to usurp the pre- tained nevertheless, a deep Lewis Harris ton of Asheville; a step- A la wn rogatives of your new gover- spiritual atmosphere. This, Foster Padget of LIBRARY WEEK. How often brother, greener new THIS IS NATIONAL too, is “Missions” indeed and Exciting nor. Funeral services for Lewis Biltmore; a stepsister, Mrs. have visited No matter in truth. As a denomination you your public library? After 18 of service M. who died in the Alberta Freeman of Calif., and Paris-inspired years we can well be proud of such Harris, 78, how or how small the library contains :n State I know home of a Howard Har- grandchildren. to big your city, Government, a camp, and Miss Bell as its son, eight is fashion idea. Adds veil the and of home up you! of information, and place, respon- leader. ris Old Lakey Gap road, Harrison Funeral a whole wide world knowledge, colorful sibilities of the Lieutenant For a closing feature Biack Mountain, Wednesday was in glamour to the accumulated ideas of writers and thinkers. charge. Turf Builder great Governor as outlined in prayer was offered as candles were held won’t make grass greener. the morning, April 1, Wishing anything you wear, week is a week for for studying, on a cake were lighted for the Every good reading, State Constitution and as Friday afternoon in Taber- will! Its granules give your lawn each missionary whose birth- Black Mountain Office steady-feeding for in but April 12-18, has nracticed by the great men nacle Methodist Church. The' — without browsing, your library, day was on March 31. balanced diet it needs for true beauty who have held and graced the Rev. Gordon pastor, PROM ONLY been set aside for of the great The cake was later served Keeler, extra Stroll on special appreciation office. the Rev. Franklin Justice and without causing mowing. with an ice course by the burning, resourecs of your licol library. the Rev. W. Solomon of- Turf Builder with the public “Gur new governor will be hostess C. odorless, clean work-saving * * * Five members of Olive ficiated. Burial was in the ■'ntit'ed to call upon the Scot's way to a better lawn r95 Lawton Circle for Spreader, your year-round Lieutenant Governor, united Church Cemetery. Mr. Har- BOOKCASES, WASHING MA- beyond il. .i.laUv'i.' ! on last Tues- _ lhe special prayer ris, a retired farmer and a responsibilities assigned to in CHINES, TELEVISION every- day evening the home of resident of Black him in the Constitution, as Mrs. Bill Wells As lifelong has the “built-in” look these Prayer Black Mountain had been in thing he deems well for the best Chairman, Mrs. Wells prefac- The new Panel health for days. Now, telephones! Interest of the State. How- ed the prayers with scripture declining quite verses on the some time. He had made his Phone is designed so that receiver and ever, he should not be em- subject of LET US RECOMMEND YOUR barrassed “Faith”. A closing devotional home with his son for the dial are mounted on a plate that is by a Lieutenant Governor was brought by Mrs. L. L. past year. Mr. Harris was with the wall. A attempting to press flush smartly styled Biddix on “Walking the Chris- the son of the late William in uninvited where he has no saver, convenient in tian Trail.” Others who shar- and Harris. space especially -onstitutional or Mary Stepp Nen- CONTRACTOR statutory ed the fellowship and privi- * kitchen or den! duties or hews served as pallbearers responsibilities. leges of the hour were Miss m. and flowerbearers were the * * Arvine Bell, Mrs. James Mc- * ladies of Tabernacle Church CARD OF THANKS Mahan, and Mrs. Paul Turner. or Community Affair*: and Vance Avenue Baptist HURRY! * BUILDER “WHERE THERE’S A WILL THERE’S A WAY” To our says many friends and Offices of As- Church. Ridgecrest Savings accounts opened or the Ohio woman after tied hand and foot neigbors, who have been so were - who, being by sembly moved last week Surviving in addition to added to the close of WEAR IT kind and by a called for the with thoughtful during the into their beautiful and spac- the are robber, help by dialing telephone son, the widow, Mrs. Business, Friday April 10, ... as a necklace illness and death of our loved ious quarters in the New Prit- * REPAIR MAN her nose! A California gas station operator in a similar Stella Wilson Harris; another earn from April 1 when one, Lewis M. chell Hall. ... as a bracelet Harris, we Frank Harris of Black left to next dividend date ' fix dialed with his We don’t recommend these Luncheon of Mr. and son, tongue! would like to take this means guests 30. a Lee —Jupne ... on belt V do illustrate Mrs. Willard Weeks on Sat- Mountain; brother, your methods of for every day use, but they to express our Call: NO 9-8409 or NO 9-8400 dialing deepest ap- Harris of Black a Current dividend ® urday were Miss Sara Reese of Mountain; /w ... on is an when and your handbag. the fact that your telephone ever-present help preciation heartfelt Statesville and Miss Frances sister, Mrs. J. B. Dalton of rate: A profitable thanks. These acts '■yQ ... EVERYDAY A NEW WAY! you need it. Whether you have a small problem or a big of kind- Giles of Seneca, S. C. Both Black Mountain; nine grand- ness will always be remem- are emergency, a telephone call frequently brings a quick schoolteachers, but for children and a great-grand- ★ hered by us. the summer Miss Reese is one solution. Whenever we recommend with child. Come in and See possible, dialing The Lewis M. Harris of the Assembly hostesses, Black Mountain Office Harrison Funeral home Our Complete Selection your finger! Family. and Miss Giles is manager of the gift shop. was in charge. Saturday afternoon visitors Mwviiie^2ue^al HUGGINS JEWELRY in the Week’s home were Mrs. SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION &■ a*