Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 16

N. THE ASHEV1LLE CITIZEN. ASHEVILLE. Thursday, December 16, 1948 Public Records College Club Presents Yule Music Program Puppet Show Is Given At Methodist Church The Junior Puppet Group of Cen-'tral Methodist Church presented puppet show, "Cinderella," at the Parkway Spur Construction Work Considered For 1949 S5. The Greensboro College Glee Club (presented a program of Christmas pected to include that portion of songs, anthems and carols last Soco Gap to Wolf Laurel and a night at Central Methodist Church, portion of the Heintooga Ridge xhe program of selections ranged Road inside the park.

Bach's "Break Forth, Beau- The contract when let is also i teous Heavenly Light" to the South- Story Hour yesterday at the churcn. The version of the play was written by Mrs. H. A. Ledford of Lyne-wood Road.

The puppets, stage and scenery were made by members of the junior group under the di rec I i of dford and a committee. The Story Hour was organized last winter, and the Puppet Group a short time later. WAYNES VILLE Tentative plans are being made to start construction of a spur of the Blue Ridge Parkway during 1949, according to Charles E. Ray, chairman of the North Carolina Park, Parkway and Forest Development Commission. Julia Hutlgiiis Dies Following Long Illness Miss Julia Dale Hudgins, 20, formerly of 45 Birch Street, died yesterday in the Baptist Hospital at Winston-Salem following an illness of two years.

Her condition had been critical for 10 weeks. A native of Asheville, Miss Hudgins moved to Winston-Salem two years ago with her mother, Mrs. Willie Allene Hudgins, who is a member of the staff of the Methodist Children's Home there. Miss Hudgins was a member of Merrimon Avenue Baptist Church. In addition to the mother, she is survived by the father, J.

D. Hudgins; three sisters, Mrs. D. M. Rollins, Mrs.

B. H. Callahan, and Mrs. Robert R. Henderson, and one brother, J.

D. Hudgins all of Asheville. Morris Gearing Black Funeral expected to include that portion of ern Appalachian folk song, "I Won der As I wander." jSoco Gap to Wolf Laurel and a 'nnrtion of the Heintooea Ridge Negotiations for the exchange of the eve The folk song was one of outstanding numbers of the Births Mr. axid Mrs. G.

J. Wilson of Newport News, former residents of Asheville, December 10, in Riverside Hospital, Newport News. St. Joseph's Mr. and Mrs.

L. J. Sheehan of Azalea, a daughter December 15. Norbura Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond W. Smith of Black Mountain, a son December 15. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cairnes of Canton, a son December 14.

Biltmore Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Langford of Weaverville, a son December 15. Mr.

and Mrs. Carroll Collins of Gentry Park, Asheville, a daughter December 14. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Harking ol Fairview, a son December 14.

Licensed To Wed Harlen Avery Sluder 21, and Dorothy May Velsor, 24, both o. Asheville. Buster Hoover Daniels, 21, of Hughes, and Polly Vivian Vance, 18, of Crossnore. Divorces Asked the lands between the Cherokee jRoad inside the park. Indians and the Park Service have Collitruction was tarted bef0re been underway for sometime and but has been since the Indians have agreed with date Getty Browning of the North Caro-j The mo estimated for con- ft ning, with Edith judkins 01 Alexander, N.

as soloist. "The Twelve Days of Christmas" a traditional song of the Christmas 1. convicted of carrying a concealed weapon and driving without a license, yesterday was fined $50 and taxed court costs on the first count and granted a continued judgment on the second. Elmer Penland of Weaverville, RFE 1, convicted of reckless driving and speeding, was fined $25 on the first count and taxed court costs ou thi second. The case of Forney Mathews 97 Asheland Avenue, charged witl contributing to the delinquency of a minor, was transferred to domestic relations court.

J. C. Rathburn of 262 1-2 Depot Street, charged with driving intoxicated, failed to answer when his case was called in court and a capias was ordered issued for him. Cases continued, with defendants and charges, follow Viola Bruce of 32 Velvet Street, venereal disease clinic law, to today. Robie Jackson of Woodfin.

attempt to break and enter, to today. Robert Wallace of 7 Jane Street, larceny and receiving, to today. James Logan of Shelby, RFE 1, worthless check, to December 30. Furman F. Tate of Hazelwood, speeding, to tomorrow.

Lawrence Gailher of 32 Velvet Street, assault on a female, to today. Columbus Jones of Roberts Street, Driving Charge Jerald Robinson, 20, of Leicester, RFD 2, was arrested by city police at 9 p. m. yesterday on Valley Street and charged with driving intoxicated and drunkenness, according to a police report. iui-a aiaie nignway ana i-uum; thitr Work Commission, to make the ex- parkway was set at $274,000 with tnange.

oHr-'irinTial annrnnriatinn of $150. Home is in charge of arrangements here. LT. F. F.

ROBERTS i Roberts Rites Set Tomorrow season, was equally enjoyable. Nancy Gardner of Asheville and Joan Harris of Lenoir, sopranos, sang the solo parts. The program was perfectly balanced in the choice of the very old traditional numbers, the most formal classic selections, and the ones by contemporary composers and writers. Miss Alice Marie Morgan of Asheville was one of four second altos in the choir of the college. E.

L. Williams is the director of the 38-voice glee club. A third especially interesting and Congressman Monroe M. Redden. aloted by thp government National Park officials, and others the efforts of Congressman are doing preliminary work toward iRedcjen getting the necessary legislation before Congress to authorize the! A big saving is expected to be exchange of the lands.

'made in the construction through After this legislation is passed, the use of crushed stone which is the Indian Council at Cherokee within the park. There is a quarry will formailv act on the matter, about a mile from Black Camp When the title is cleared, con- Gap. which will afford a sufficient struction of the Blue Ridge Park- suppfy of stone to construct the way from Wolf Laurel to Black road all the way down the moun-Camp Gap will get underway. tain and save the expense of haul- The contract when let is also ex-ling it up, Ray said. assault on a female, to December 22.

STOMACH AILMENTS, WEAK KIDNEYS, beautiful number was the spiritual, I "Sweet Li'l Jesus Boy," for which Peggy Hammond of Spartanburg i was soloist. RHEUMATIC PAINS, ARTHRITIS, NEURITIS Two Arrested, Liquor Seizetl Bv Officers and such complaints ns Headaches. Nervousness. Acids Toxins, Bloat tag. Lack of Vitality, Energy.

Poor Appetite, Underweight, Dizzy Spells. City Schools Will Present Pageant At Auditorium Read What They Say! Drugless Health! REGARDLESS of how long- you have been a sufferer, and how many medicines you have tried before, you can now hope for relief if you try GEO-MINERAL, the wonderful Motor Express Wins Verdict In Civil Case Twenty cases of non tax-paid liquor, a 1937 Ford truck, and two occupants of the vehicle were taken into custody about 7:30 p. m. yesterday on Richmond Avenue by members of the State Highway The following suit for divorce was filed yesterday in Buncombe County Superior Court. Edgar D.

Coxie vs. Carolyn Rowland Coxie, alleged adultery. Building Permits Penland Grocery, to erect advertising sign at 143 Broadway. $47.50. Mrs.

Edna Galloway, to erect advertising sign at 244 Biltmore Avenue, $75. Real Estate Transfers Arnold John KeUos to W. C. Elkins, property in County. W.

H. Weaver to Charles Ray Led-ford, property on Sand Hill Road. S. Silverthorn to J. V.

Roberts, property on Brevard Road. G. V. Nanney to W. H.

Tipton, property in Black Mountain Township. Scott Dillingham to Hazel Pryar, property in Biltmore Ward. Roy L. Morrison to Lois Babb property in Avery's Creek Township. C.

C. Massey to W. W. Parker, property in French Broad Township. R.

C. Banks to Sue Penland. prop- mineral aid. eel and enjoy the re suits one week after you start tak hig it. GEO-MINERAL comes from the earth Nature's laboratory, i-A I The Asheville City Schools will; present a pageant and program of: Christmas 6ongs at 8 o'clock tonight, in the City Auditorium.

The public; is invited to attend. The combined chorus of glee clubs of Lee H. Edwards High School and Hall Fletcher and David Millard; Junior High Schools will open the Overcoat Tl lefts Are Report eil MARSHALL Funeral services for Second Lt. Frank Fowler Roberts, who was killed in a plane accident while on patrol duty near Chibo, Japan, November 26, 1945, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in Memorial Presbyterian Church.

The Rev. A. Ray Howland, pastor, will officiate and burial will be in the Roberts Cemetery near Marshall. Pallbearers will be Fain Sprinkle, Joe Nix, Landon Roberts, James H. Sprinkle Robert Tweed and S.

L. Nix. Lt. Roberts was the son of Hubert E. Roberts and the late Mrs.

Roberts of Marshall, was graduated from Marshall High School in 1940, and a member of the Couper Memorial Presbyterian Church. Entering the service in the spring of 1943, he received training at Columbia, S. Athens, Memphis, and Pensacola, Fla. He was later assigned to the Marine Corps, ordered to Marine Base at CheiTy Point for combat training, and was stationed at Columbia prior to transfer overseas. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal which bore two stars.

In addition to the father, he is survived by his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Sophia Shelton; two aunts, Mrs. O. C. Rector and Mrs.

J. H. Sprinkle of Marshall. Bowman-Rector Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. A verdict awarding the plaintiff the full amount sought was brought iin by a Buncombe County Superior Court jury yesterday in the suit the Frederickson Motor Exnress Contains NO alcohol, NO preservatives, NO oil.

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McDonald of the highway patrol made the arrests. program with a gToup of five sons: rheumatism, arthritis, kidney and stomach ailments highly recom It great demand in the neighborhood and wife for $436.08. 'O, Come All Ye Faithful. mended by the medical profession FOR THOUSANDS of years ever Came Upon the Midnight Clear," of the Postal Accounts Building yes-j The trucking firm was awarded -O. Little Town of Bethlehem," terdav aftemoon, according to I sum to reimburse it for paying 'Hosanna and "Silent Nieht i for a showcase it delivered to the The boys' chorus will sing -Wc: complaint -reports on file at police defendants under contract with the Three Kings," and the mixed chorus headquarters.

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Owenby to Hazel Fryar, iproperty in Biltmore Ward. Gertrude Rogers to W. S. Harii-ison, property in County. A Star Shines Br.ght" and were in demand by a person or per-: Tut 0 -O.

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The band will plav "Christ- on Page Avenue' 'J' Snowies, trading as mas Greetings." "Arioso." Jesu. Jov Complainants were Harry Blom-i the KnovUes Lumber Company, men and women over 35 suffer from oerg. owner ol the parking lot, wno "lc wipuiduuu. and Ave of Man's Desiring," Board of Tax supervision to the Rev. Charles Jolly, property in Black Mountain Township.

L. E. Brown to Board of Tax Supervision, property in Black Mountain Township. Charles G. Buck to Arnold John Kellos, property on Governor's View Road.

O. C. Massey to W. W. Paiker, property in French Broad Township.

I Police Court musing a coat "as a SUIC lo conect ior lum-Waters of Weaverville; O. ber delivered the defendant firm. reported to a Mrs. Maria." The elementary chorus will sing A 'Me not only sell Geo-Mineral" says a. A.

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We recommend it to our friends, relatnes, and beloved ones, and to every one wishing for belter health." stppip nhn compi omise judgment was en- The annual dinner-dance of the Buncombe County Medical Society i will be held tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. i at Biltmore Forest Country Club. Dr. Paul Ringer will be toat-; master and the invocation will be given by Dr. L.

Nelson Bell. Vocal I selections will be presented by James Flynn. Music for dancing will be furnish- ed by the Buccaneers' orchestra. I Fairest Lord Jesus." "Sno Gan." a tered in the suit of Gilmer Turkeys Are Stolen Despite Safeguards a coat belonging to an employe, and J. Landauer of 58 Fairway Road, who said his own coat was stolen.

1 1 William DeBruhl of Asheville, RFC Welsh carol, and "In Bethlehem," and Austrian carol. Those participating in the pageant include Gene Lominac, Polly McDuffie, James Wright, Nancy Nye. Eddie Rich. Al Salley, Bobby Armstrong, Louise Marks, Ann Sternberg, and Millie Elkin. WWWMImMIMliHMMIM.MMM.WtlMMMMinninmiWIMMHWWIIIIIIIWIIM against the W7achovia Bank and Trust Company, which involved an alleged failure of the bank to honor I a check drawn on it by the plaintiff, Yesterday's session of Superior' Court ended jury trials for the December civil term.

The remainder of the term will be devoted to hearing of non-jury cases and mo-1 jtions by Judge Zeb V. Nettles of i I Asheville, presiding. i Whiskey Charges Ed Hoyle. 52. of 52 Gudger Street, and Isiah Porter, 40.

of 55 Gudger, were arrested by ABC enforcement Faculty members of the t-chool officers at Montford Avenue and system who are directing the pro- i Haywood Street late yesterday aft-gram are Mrs. Clyde McLean. Jo emoon and booked at police head- ARUNDEL, Dec. 15. f.Pi Charles Bowley had 12.000 turkeys on his farm and what with Christmas coming on and the black market, he was worried.

He installed flood lights all over the place. He put short-tempered Alsatian dogs and Bull Terriers about the farm. He hired a man who patrolled with more dogs and a shotgun. But 450 of the birds were stolen. Two men were arrested later and will appear in court January 3.

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Mail orders to above address add 10c for postage. toxicated and drunkenness, according to a police report. I ft 1 inrn-y---y Ti Guess which 8-letter word initial act. Featured in the carnival attrac-X. jtions were: Mary Sue Cook, dancer; vL Patsy Bryson, drum majorette; Ma- linda Midkiff, ballet dancer; Mary Ann Tagert and Pat Swann, tap- dancers; Catherine James and Don jLyle, singers; Burtrice Manlin, singer, and Beverly Lingo, who ac- companied singing on the piano.

$j' i Mrs. G. L. Taggart. president of I the PTA, was in charge.

N. W. Manlin was master of ceremoniss. 3 Following the carnival, parents. 1 teachers and students participated jjin square dancing.

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