Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 48

Deaths And Funerals Mrs. Jesse Swain Jr. Mrs. Amy B. Swain of Rt.

2 Arden died Monday night in a Fletcher hospital after a brief illness. She was a native of Chesterfield County, S.C. and was a former resident of Goldsboro. She had lived in Arden since 1968. She was the daughter of the late G.W.

and Mary Lisenby Brantley. She was a member of St. Luke's United Methodist Church of Goldsboro. She is survived by the husband, Jesse L. Swain a son, Jesse L.

Swain III of Biltmore: a daughter, Mrs. Georgia Ellen McCall of Puerto Rico; the stepmother, Mrs. Theat Brantley of Chesterfield, S.C.; two brothers, Ben A. Brantley of Selma and Burgess T. Brantley of Chesterfield; two sisters, Mrs.

Mary Gulledge and Eula Burch of Chesterfield; several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Shepherd Memorial Park Mauseleum Chapel. The Austol Youman will ofRev. ficiate.

The family will be at the residence. H. F. Whittemore Services for Hugh Franklin Whittemore, 63, of Weaverville, who died Monday, will be held at 11 a. m.

Thursday in Groce Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. Howard Ogle will officiate. Burial will be in Green Hills Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Alden, Ray and Max Metcalf, Franklin Ponder, Anderson and J.

B. Junior Anders. A native of Buncombe County, he was a retired farmer. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Peggy Chasteen of Asheville: a son, Earl Whittemore of Weaverville; a sister, Mrs.

Carl Metcalf of Burnsville; and three grandchildren. Friends will be received by the family from 7 to 9 p. m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Public Record Births MEMORIAL MISSION Mr.

and Mrs. James Harry Chakales, 314 New Leicester Highway, a son, Dec. 23. Mr. and Mrs.

Billy J. Ball, 281 Bear Creek Road, a daughter, Dec. 24. Mr. and Mrs.

David Eugene Hyatt, 31 Main St. Canton, a daughter, Dec. 24. Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Victor Tweed, Rt. 6 Candler, a daughter, Dec. 24. Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Lee Gibson, 37 Cane a daughter, Dec. 24. Licensed To Wed Michael Dale Truett, 21, and Janet Susan Watts, 18, both of Asheville. Frank A. Woody, 22, and Jocelyn Lavette Muckelvene, 19, both of Asheville.

Ralph Randolph Stiles, 28, Ft. Campbell, and Tina Marie King, 19, Asheville. Lee Roy Major, 39, and Barbara Ann Fouts, 38, both of Asheville. Michael Steven Payne, 20, and Joyce Karlene Gaity, 18, both of Asheville. Donnell Aubery Sexton, 20, and Sebrina Renee Webb, 19, both of Asheville.

Real Estate Transfers C. 1 R. McKenzie to R. R. White.

land on Merrimon Avenue. T. W. Paxton et al to L. A.

Gragg, land on Bree Tree Road. G. E. Knighten to W. E.

Knighten, land in Leicester Township. J. L. Christopher to B. L.

Holland, land on Fenner Avenue. Frances B. Carr to M. L. Carr, et al, land on 1-40.

William L. Chapman WAYNESVILLE William L. Chapman, 69, of 303 Clay St. died Tuesday at the Haywood County Hospital after a long illness. He was a native of Haywood County and had retired from Unagusta Manufacturing after 53 years of service.

Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Madie Shuler Chapman; two daughters, Miss Nancy Jo Chapman of the home and Mrs. Marie McKinney of Simpsonville, S.C.; one son, John Chapman of Travelers Rest S.C.; a sister, Mrs. Nora Finney of Waynesville; three brothers, Jack, Frank and Sam Chapman of Waynesville; and six grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday at Old Rocky Branch Freewill Baptist Church. The Rev. George Plemmons and James Mills will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m.

Thursday at Garrett Funeral Home until placed in the church 30 minutes prior to the service. Wayne C. Rogers MARBLE Wayne C. Rogers, 54, of Marble, died unexpectedly Tuesday at a local hospital. A native of Cherokee County, he was the son of the late Robert and Annie Smith Rogers.

He was a member of St. Williams Catholic Church. Services will be held at 11 a. m. Friday in the Church with the Rev.

Robert Radermacher officiating. Burial will be in Moss Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Joseph El-Khouri, Kenneth Wood, Kenneth Coughlin, Hans Beerkens, Edward Monday and Frank Swanson. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p. m.

Thursday at Ivie Funeral Home. Mrs. J. B. Nichols Services for Mrs.

Vivian Port-; er Nichols. 78, of 211 Chapel Road, Black Mountain, who died Monday, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Black Mountain Presbyterian Church. The Revs. Richard Shelor and Bob Hodges will officiate.

Burlal will be in Piney Grove Cemetery in Swannanoa. Pallbearers will be deacons of the church. Honorary pallbearers will be elders and associates. Surviving are the husband, J. B.

Nichols; one daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth N. Carter of Jacksonville, one son, William Nichols of Marion; a sister, Mrs. Mary P. Cable of Black Mountain; two brothers, Charles and William Porter of Swannanoa; one grandchild and two, The family great-grandchildren.

will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Black Mountain Presbyterian Church building fund. Mrs. Mabel Cook Mrs.

Mabel Cook, of 57 Morrow died Tuesday morning in a local hospital after a brief illness. Jesse Ray Funeral Home will announce arrangements, Mrs. George Knight Graveside services for Mrs. Ruth May Knight, 76, of Muskegon, formerly of Asheville, who died Monday in Muskegon after a long illness, will be held at 1 p. m.

Thursday in Shepherd Memorial Park in Henderson County. A native of Vermont, Mrs. Knight lived most of her life in Asheville and Michigan and was the widow of Maj. George Knight, who died in 1963. Surviving are three sons; James B.

of Grand Rapids, George T. of Washington, D.C. and F. Gordon Knight of Arden; a sister, Dr. Helen Barnard Boyd of Muskegon: and eight grandchildren.

Groce Funeral Home is in charge. James Wells Sr. Dies At 68; Retired Brevard Attorney BREVARD James Opie, Wells 68, of Grandview Drive, retired Brevard attorney, died Monday night in a Transylvania hospital after a period of declining health. He was a native of Madison County and had resided In Brevard for a number of years. Mr.

Wells was a graduate of Mars Hill College and Wake Forest University law school. For 22 years, he was associated with Olin Chemical Corp. as personnel director. In 1964, ht entered private law practice in Brevard He served as Transylvania County clerk of superior court and as assistant solicitor of the 29th district. He was a member of the North Carolina Bar Association, Brevard Kiwanis Club and was a former exalted The Asheville! Citizen and 301 Wanted to Buy SILVER AND GOLD Paying Top Dollar on all Silver Coins 1964 or before.

Buying Kennedy Half Dollars, 1964 to 1969. Buying U.S. Silver Dollars before 1935 and all U.S. or Foreign Gold. TREASURE ISLAND COIN SHOP Tunnel Road Shopping Center 254-3429 URGENT! firescreen 31 42 badly needed to protect older person.

Call 253-5706. USED FURNITURE, Will buy one piece or houseful, basement junk, most anything, 254-0377. WANTED Used furniture, pianos, cut glass, old china, antiques, entire estates, basement junk. Penland's, 253-7712. WANTED Raw furs, paying top prices, call 298-4456.

WANTED Good Opossum Dog. 252-7308. We buy good used furniture. 252-1716 or 252-1061. TEAGUE'S FURNITURE.

WE BUY GOOD USED FURNITURE, REFRIGERATORS, TV'S, HEATERS, WRINGER WASHERS, STEREOS, ELECTRIC STOVES. 40 N. LEXINGTON 254-2932 FOX RELIABLE FURNITURE, CO. Miscellaneous 304 for Sale MINIATURE SCHNAUZER PUPPIES, AKC, silver tone, champion pedigree, seven weeks old, $125, Clyde, 627-6878. 11 ELEMENT Channel Master antenna, $24.95, Channel Master, heavy duty rotor, $39.95, Kirk's T.V.

Service, 684-6754. 75 STORM windows, five feet by 30 inches, $3.00 each. Space heater by Sears, Cash Register, $95. Adding Machine, Meat Case. Four wheel carts.

298-0150. BEDROOM Chests, Sewing Machine, Oil Circulators, Typewriters, Shower Stalls, Overbed Table, Used Cars and Trucks. R-JAM, Sweeten Creek Road. BUNK Beds, miscellaneous baby furniture, table and chairs, TV cabinet, mattress and frame, 667-1163. ELECTROLUX SALES AND Authorized 635 Merrimon Avenue, Asheville, N.C.

253-8724 FIXTURE SALE Close-out of office equiment, Desks, chairs, file cabinets, shop equipment. Parts bins, fire extinguishers, lockers, paint guns and hoses, many other items, Sale from December 26 through 29. Courtesy-Chrysler Plymouth. FOR Stanley Parties or Products, Call Betty McArthur, 253-7027. LAST CHANCE Lums has a few more chairs, tables, and redball lights, 252-0882 or 684-2052.

LOCUST STAKES 60 cents and $1.00 a piece. Phone 683-2491. NEW NAVY Bell Bottom, wool-thirteen buttons, size 36SH, $9.98, Field Jacket, Hoods-lined, medium, 18 to carton $22.50, Sample $2.00, post paid, Turners Bargain Store, 503 North 4th Wilmington, N.C. 28401. OFFICE Shipping and warehouse equipment for sale, for information concerning these items, call 274-2960 or 61 from 7 to 3:30.

OLD MOUNTAIN chestnut rails for sale. Locust posts, will install. Call after P.M. weekdays, 682-6934. ONE USED Late Model eight foot Hill four deck Dairy Case, complete with new Copeland Compressor.

One used 12 foot Hill four deck Dairy Case, complete with new Copeland Compressor. 24 feet of used Hill four deck dairy case, complete with new Copeland Compressor. One used 8x10 wood walk-in cooler, comPlete with coil and new Copeland Compressor. 17 used grocery carts. One used 350 pound Scotsman Ice Maker.

MOORE'S REFRIGERATION CO. 70 Charlotte Street 253-9431 REMOVE spots and residue left behind from other cleaners. Rent new VAC steam cleaner af Ace Midway Lumber No. 1284-A, Highway 25, Fietcher, N.C. ROTTEN Black Saw Dust For Sale.

Dial 683-2717. SEARS 4 by 8 Pool table, complete with accessories, new cover, $200, 254-1959. SEWING machine repairs, parts for all sewing machines, with expert service. CAROLINA FURNITURE OUTLET, 123 New Leicester Highway. WHOLESALE SEWING MACHINES Vastly overstocked, must reduce inventory, new, used and repossessed, all are guaranteed.

A few examples: new Necchi Automatic Zig-Zag, was $329.95 now $129.95. New Morse Straight Stitch was $389.95 now $169.95. Slightly used ZigZag Console, was $149.95 now $88. Singer Goiden Touch and Sew, was $399.95 now $199.95. Good Housekeeper Zig-Zag, was $179.95 now $89.

Many other bargains, less for cash. See at Carolina Furniture Outlet, 123 New Leicester Highway. Store hours 9-7 daily, Saturday 9-5. WOOD burning kitchen, stoves, and heaters, Clingman Flea Market, weekends or call 253-8073 weekdays. PRESCRIPTIONS Theragran and Theragran Vitamins BENNETT'S DRUG STORE 472 Haywood Rd.

253-0414 Cecil's Business College WINTER QUARTER BEGINS JAN. 6 REGISTER NOW Executive Secretarial Business Administration Secretarial Accounting Speedwriting Business Management Management VETERAN BENEFITS NEW INCREASE TRAINING "MONEY IN THE Placement Assistance Financial Aid CALL 252-2486 HELP WANTED: Park Drive- In. Applications after 7 p.m. LICENSED HAIRDRESSER For interview call 667-1662 MERRY CHRISTMAS To All of You From All of Us KOGEN PERSONNEL NATIONAL COMPANY LOCAL AREAS TO $250 Weekly starting pay plus commission and incentive, complete fringe benefits. Company paid and field assistance.

Future management and executive opportunities. No travel. Phone 253-1441. An Equal Opportunity Employer. REGISTERED NURSES NEEDED for small rural hospital.

Call 625-9141 for appointment. SUPERVISOR for staff of 3-6 girls in busy office. Must have executive secretary skills, good command of English, with writing ability. Salary open and surate with ability. Five day week with excellent fringe benefits.

Write to Box O- 632, Care of Asheville SYSTEM III COMPUTOR OPERATOR Successful Corporation, due to rapid growth, seeks individual to work in Asheville office. Experience on a small scale system or formal training in DP would be helpful. Competitive starting salary, hospitalization, two weeks vacation. Rotating shifts. If interested, please call Mike Smith, Collect, 704-374- 6937.

FIRST COMPUTOR SERVICES CHARLOTTE, N.C. An Equal Opportunity Employer TYPESETTER Needed Immediately M.T.S.C. experience necessary. Good working conditions, excellent salary. Call 692-4256, ask for Mr.

Huegel, WANTED: Reliable good waitresses, full time. Apply in person to Mrs. Crawford, SHONEY'S, 230 Hendersonville Road. 211 Positions Wanted 201 Job Opportunities babysitting, Asheville vicinity. No live in.

254-8220. 215 Schools, Instruction RYDER TRAINS TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS TRAIN to drive tractor trailers with series of Home Study Lessons on Safety, rules of the road, etc. Then come to 4 Ryder Training Center for on-the-rig experience. FOR LOCAL INFORMATION CALL 254-0861 or 253-3567 103 Westgate Parkway, Asheville, N.C. 28806 253-3567 HOME OFFICE ATLANTA, GA.

APPROVED FOR VETERANS. EXPERIENCED. Nurses assistant seeks job taking care of elderly person. In the Asheville No live in. 254-8220, call anytime.

HIGH SCHOOL graduate seeks lob 217 Day Nurseries and Child Care CHILDCARE in my home, any age, Enka Sandhill Area, 667-3845. CHILD CARE in my home, Monday through Friday, also third shift, reasonable, references, ex-nurse, tian home, fenced yard and hot meals, lots of love, West Asheville area, 254-2942. HIGH School student will keep children in your home, evenings or weekends, experienced, excellent with children, references, call after 3:30 weekdays, anytime weekends. 254-9740. JARRETT'S Play School for Children, now open.

Under new management, keeping children, infants and up and after school. Phone 667-5404. KINDERGARTEN WEE SCHOOL DAY CARE Operated by Macedonia Baptist Church. Limited Openings January 6. 252-6128.

301 Wanted to Buy DOGWOOD Wanted, guaranteed highest prices anywhere, for more Information, call 667-8741. HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for old gold and silver. FINKELSTEIN'S, 7 S.W. Pack Square. LATE MODEL small garden tractor, 645- 7156, 667-2735.

NEED Furniture, Antiques, or miscellaneous items. Basement attics, garages, pay cash or will sell on signment. Every Saturday Night, Cook's Auction, 253-3722. We Pay Cash for old Gold and Diamonds. Ken Jewelers, Inc.

27 Patton Avenue, 253- 2087. BUSINESS And SERVICE DIRECTORY Appliance Service Construction Service HOME APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE all brands large and small, refrigeration service, lamps rewired, low REMODELING overhead means up to savings. ADDITIONS, roofing, guttering, ceramic Master Charge, Bank Americard and tile, patios, decks, new houses built. other terms on approved credit. Home nanoa.

Appliance, 686-5624. 212 Whitson Street. Swan- FRED A. SMITH 298-3021 Construction Service REMODELING ANY TYPE of excavating, land clearing, Room RESIDENTIAL additions, AND COMMERCIAL work, concrete or block work, call painting, and for carports, new kifchens, pipe 253-2460, paper hanging those night 645-5318. who expect the finest.

ARDEN Floor and Tile Company, floor sanding, ceramic and quarry tile. Vinyl Serving Asheville since 1930 floor covering. Free Estimates. 684-9029. C.GLEN SELF CO.

253-9641 CONCRETE WORK 684-2980 ROCK WORK DOES Your Chimney Need Fixing? Any Fireplaces, veneers, retaining walls, call and all Masonary Work. Free Estimates, collect, 685-7514. call 252-5132. ROOF repaired, any type of remodeling, FRONT END LOADER DUMP TRUCK painting, all work guaranteed, LAND CLEARING BASEMENTS DUG reasonable. Phone 298-1296 anytime.

GRADING CONSTRUCTION CO. STONE MASONRY ALVIN HOLCOMBE LOADER CREWS and Equipment to Handle Jobs of OPERATOR any size at reasonable rates. 253-3049. 16 YEARS CANDLER, EXPERIENCE N.C. THE TILE MAN 667-5909, 667-2582 tile Anything setter.

in tile, 667-3684 free estimates, licensed after 6 P.M. HAVE IT BUILT RIGHT And Still Save Professional Workmanship. We build anything the way you want it. Heating, Plumbing Rooms, garages, porches, paneling, FURNACES: Installed, cleaned and serrepairs, Free estimates. 274-2869.

viced night or day. Telephone 252-6830 Coker Heating. NEED CALL OIL BURNERS REPAIRED, Dial 667- CALDWELL'S WELL 4531. DRILLING. 30 YEARS Tree EXPERIENCE IN WELL BUNCOMBE Landscaping, COUNTY Service ENTERPRISES.

DRILLING, PUMP SALES Quality feeding, first, able work, complete tree insured. services. AND SERVICE, 2606. All phases of fully remodeling, repairs. FINANCING COMPLETE tree and hedge work.

lots ARRANGED. 254-3581. wood cleared, for sale, basements 252-1047. cleaned, hauling, REMODELING. ADDITIONS, Home JUSTICE TREE SERVICE Work, Improvements of work.

any kind. 683-3339. Licensed, Shrubbery trimmed and lot paneling, gutter Wood for sale. 253-1211. clearing.

Times, Wednesday, Dec. 25, 1974: Miscellaneous 304 for Sale STORE FIXTURES: counters, wall units, shelves, etc. Call 252-6131. 308 Household Goods HAROLD M. HELLICKSON has been appointed director of marketing in Olin Corporation's Ecusta Paper Division, according to an announcement by L.

H. Staples, vice president and general manager. Hellickson, formerly director of new business planning and development for the Fine Paper and Film Group, succeeds George Wallace, who is on special assignment to that group. Hellickson joined Olin as a market planner in the Film Division in 1967. Dog Found Home At Christmastime On Christmas Eve two years ago a wild white German shepherd came to us.

She was looking and her ribs very poor were showing. She lived in the woods behind our house for: a long time. The dog would never let us near her. She always ran away when we came near her. I started feeding her and she stayed.

She and I became very close friends. She started trusting me and let me pet her. Now she won't let anyone near the house and is a very fine watchdog. Early in her life someone had been very cruel to her and beat her, obviously a man, because she won't let dad near her. Now she and I are very close and we have lots of fun together.

Kindness pays off. De Anna Buell P. 0. Box 60 Canton NOTICE TO PUBLIC Notice Is hereby given according to law to all persons in interest and citizens. 1.

That it has been requested that the zoning map and zoning ordinance, being Ordinance No. 322, of the City of Asheville, as amended, be amended as follows: That the zoning map and zoning ordinance being Ordinance No. 322, known. as "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ZONING OF THE CITY OF ASHEVILLE" as amended, be and is hereby amended as follows: (Lots hereinafter referred to under this section shall mean Lots of Record and be as defined in said Ordinance No. 322, and the designated lot.

numbers, sheets and wards thereinafter referred to under this section shall refer to the City of Asheville and Buncombe County Tax Maps.) 1. That the following property be rezoned from RA-6 Residential District to Roadside Business Area. Ward 8, Sheet 33, Lots 6, 8, 14. 15. 16.

24. 31, 32, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 60, 61, 62, 118, 114, 115, 64, 65, and 2. And that a public hearing will be held at the regular meetings of the City Council of the City of Asheville at 3:00 o'clock P.M. on the 2nd day of January, 1975 in the Council Chamber of the City Hall, at which time and place the City Council will place on its first reading said proposed amendment after said public hearing. This 18th day of December, 1974.

F. Walcott, Jr. City Clerk (5317) Decernber 18, 25, 1974 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE North Carolina Buncombe County Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain Deed of Trust executed by Ballantree Project, a partnership, to S. A. Hughes, Trustee, which Deed of Trust is dated June 25.

1973. and recorded In the Office of the Register of Deeds for Buncombe County, North Carolina, in Deed of Trust Book 816 at page 505 et 10 which reference is hereby made, and default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness secured thereby, whereby the power of sale therein contained became operative, and the holder of said note having declared the entire entire indebtedness in default, the said Trustee will on the 10th day of January, 1975. at 12:00 Noon. at the Court House door in the City of Asheville, North Carolina. offer for sale and will sell to the highest bidder for cash all that certain piece, parcel or lot of land described as follows: In Limestone Township: BEGINNING at a monument at the Eastern margin of the right of way of Sweeten Creek Road and also being the Northwestern corner of the R.

M. Gibson property, runs thence with the Eastern margin of Sweeten Creek Road North 26 degrees 39 minutes 20 seconds West 747.74 feet to a monument; thence North 26 degrees 35 minutes 20 seconds West 463.83 feet to a monument; thence North 25 degrees 36 minutes 50 seconds West 99.53 feet to a monument; thence North 22 degrees 40 minutes 50 seconds West 99.26 feet to a monument; thence North 19 degrees 28 minutes 50 seconds West 99.34 feet to a monument; thence. North 17 degrees 13 minutes 50 seconds: West 113.29 feet to a monument the Southern margin of property of Biltmore Company; thence leaving Sweeten Creek Road and running with the Southern margin of property of Biltmore Company South 84 degrees 51 minutes 20 seconds East 1,731.27 feet to a monument; thence continuing with Biltmore Company line North 6 degrees 54 minutes 40 seconds East 324.53 feet to a monument; thence continuing with Biltmore Company line South 86 degrees 04 minutes 12 seconds East 2,107.43 feet to a monument; thence South 3 degrees 06 minutes 06 seconds West 1,128.58 feet to a monument; thence South 87 degrees 21 minutes 49 seconds East 733.18 feet to a monument; thence South 4 degrees 45 minutes 13 seconds East 133.78 feet to an 18 inch locust tree; thence South 26 degrees 09 minutes East with the crest of the mountain 267.43 feet to a monument; thence South 3 degrees 48 minutes 50 seconds West 154.68 feet 10 a monument; thence with the Northern margin of R.M Gibson's property North 87 degrees 06 minutes 39 seconds West 3,969.82 feet to the BEGINNING. SAVING AND EXCEPTING from the above described property all of those lots heretofore conveyed by the said Ballantree Project. Said sale will be made subiect to any and all outstanding taxes, special or Municipal assessments and any and all prior liens and encumbrances of record.

The highest bidder at said sale will be required to deposit with the Trustee immediately after said sale 25 per cent of said bid. This, the 9th day of December, 1974, S. A. Hughes, Trustee (5308) 11, 18, 25, January 1, 1975 I H. A.

Corriher HENDERSONVILLE Corriher, 90, of White Pine Drive died Monday night in a Hendersonville hospital after a brief illness. He was a native of Rowan County and moved to Hendersonville in 1911. He was a son of the late George W. and Catherine Freeze Corriher. He was one of Henderson Count's early apple growers and was a past president of the Henderson County Apple Growers Association.

He was also active in the Etowah Grange. He is survived by the widow, Marcelene Sanders Corriher: two sons, H. A. Corriher Jr. of Atlanta, Ga.

and C. E. Corriher of New Orleans, three brothers, Frank Corriher of Hendersonville, Sloan Corriher of Waco, Tex. and Lon of Charlotte; four grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday, Memorial at the Mausoleum Shepherd Park Chapel. The Revs. George P. Robinson and David Creech will officiate. Burial will follow in Shepherd Memorial Park.

Pallbearers will be Glenn Bruce, Bill Jess McKay, Ferguson. Frazier Bill Mintz, Tom Renshaw. Reggie Rouse and J.V. Voncannon. The family requests that flowers be omitted.

Miss Mabel Teague Miss Mabel Teague, 57, of Boone died in a Watauga County hospital Tuesday following a short illness. Groce Funeral Home, Asheville, will announce arrangements. She Loaned Him Her Car On the first pass she hadn't even slowed down. But the third trip up an interstate ramp in ten minutes on a cold Christmas evening is unusual. This time.

despite the short trip offered, curiosity got the better of me, and I got in. I needed a 75-mile hitch to Denver to pick up my brother who was flying in later in the evening. He could take care of himself if I couldn't get there in time, but it had been such a disappointing Christmas aleady, and now the one thing I had had to look forward to, his visit, was about to be disrupted. It wasn't just the ride, though. Two days before, I had worked all day as usual at my job in the Repair and Utility section of the Ft.

Carson Stockade. That had been my birthday. The only person to know it was a prisoner whose birthday was also December 23, And then I had had to spend my Christmas morning in the 984th Military Police mess ball on a stint of KP that had not even been announced until three days before. After talking with her just a moment, I was incredulous. Would I like to borrow her car? First, suspicion made me think "Watch out! Something isn't right here." "God has led me," she was saying.

Religious fanatic? I wondered. "He gave me this car when I returned from working with Campus Crusade in Japan. I felt scared to lend it to you, but He wants me to." So through her gesture of courage and goodwill our Christmas was made a happy time. J. Barron Hopper Jr.

J-3 Beverly Apts. Asheville Watchnight Service Set A Watchnight service will be held at Merrimon Avenue Baptist Church beginning at 7:30 p. m. Dec. 31.

The service will open with a presentation of the musical by the combined choirs of the Merrimon Avenue Baptist Church and Reed Memorial Baptist Church. A chalk talk will be presented by the Dean Weavers of East Flat Rock, as well as special music, beginning at 9 p. m. Beginning at 10:30 p. the film, "Strangers from will be presented.

In addition there will be testimonies, refreshments and special music. Baby Gifts Stolen Eight hundred dollars worth of baby gifts were taken Monday night from the office of Dr. Carol Smith at 86 Victoria Road, according to Asheville city police. Police said the office was entered by breaking a window and was ransacked. A .25 caliber automatic pistol and $250 in old coins also were taken.

Mrs. Melvin Warren Mrs. Ellen B. Warren, 91, of 204 Richmond Hill Drive died Monday at her home after a long illness. She was a native and lifelong resident of Buncombe County and was a charter member of Clayton Avenue Freewill Baptist Church.

She was the widow of Melvin Warren, who died in 1959. Surviving are four sons, McKinley, William, James and Frank Warren of Asheville; four daughters, Mrs. Della McFee of Candler and Mrs. Flora Calloway, Mrs. Connie Haney and Mrs.

Vera Elkins of Asheville: one brother, Jess Brooks of Asheville; six sisters, Mrs. Inez Moody of Asheville, Mrs. Ethel Henson of Candler, Mrs. Emmie Franklin of Arden, Mrs. Georgia Huffman of Enka, Mrs.

Eva Farr of Atlanta, and Mrs. Elsie Wright of Newport News, 36 grandchildren, 87 great-grandchildren and 24 great-great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at Clayton Avenue Freewill Baptist Church. The Revs.

Talmadge Maynor and Winfred Roland will officiate. Burial will be in Snow Hill United Methodist Church cemetery. Grandsons will be pallbearers. The family will friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Groce Funeral Home, where the body will remain until the service hour.

Mrs. Louise Dock BALSAM Mrs. Louise Hall Dock, 75, of Balsam died Tuesday at Haywood County Hospital. She was a native of Hallsboro and was a member of Grace Episcopal Church in the Mountains. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

Sally Black and Miss Peggy Dock of Balsam; a son, Peter L. Dock Jr. of Virginia Beach, four brothers, James B. and Henry B. Hall of Orlando, Miles F.

of Houston, Tex. and Phil Hall of Charlotte; two sisters, Mrs. B. B. Phillips of Raleigh and Mrs.

Roy W. Corbett of Arlington, three grandchildren. Garrett Funeral Home of Waynesville will announce arrangements. 105 Announcements ATTENTION Stoney Knobb T.V. service, 323 Weaverville Highway across from Connie Fashions.

Open Monday through Saturday, 9 A.M. until? Call Either Bill or Marie Campbell. 645-6576 30 Years Experience SILVER DOLLAR CAFE will be open Christmas Day. Have large supply turkeys, with all the trimmings and vegetables. 175 Clingman Avenue, 253- 9573.

112 Personals Drinking A Problem Try Alcoholics Anonymous Dial 254-8539 107 Parkway Office Building WE want to wish our Mr Mrs. Lester Reeps of Candler, N.C. A Merry Christmas And a Happy New Year. Love Dianne and Tracey Johnston 116 Lost and Found $100 REWARD Lost Red Irish Setter by name of Brandy with silver chain, Haw Creek Area, East Asheville. Call anytime, 255-2450, 254- 5744.

After 6, 298-6118, 252-7243. LOST RED cloth wallet, between West Asheville Optimist Tree Place and Village Hardware Patton Avenue. Keep money, return important papers, no questions asked. Phone 252-7318, or 254- 7956. Or mail p.o.

box 7314, Asheville. 201 Job Opportunities AGRESSIVE Salesmen or Women Wanted with new company. Fringe benefits, room to grow. 254-5283. All Jobs Guaranteed SNELLING and SNELLING Closed all Christmas week 254-0921 First Union Bank Building ASSISTANT LAUNDRY SUPERVISOR needed Immediately for Large Hospital Laundry.

Commercial Laundry perience Preferred combined with some Mechanical and Supervisory Training. Six day Schedule, Monday through Saturday. Please apply to Personnel Department, North Carolina Baptist Hospital, 300 South Hawthorne, WinstonSalem, N.C. EOE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR for Expanding Hospital Housekeeping Department. Supervisory Training and Experience Required.

Competative Salary combined with an excellent fringe benefits package, Please apply to Personnel Department, North Carolina Baptist Hospital, 300 South Hawthorne, WinstonSalem, N.C. EOE DAIRY man, experienced in farm work and relief milking, write Box S-635, care Citizen Times. Everyone at AcceleRATED PERSONNEL wishes you and yours Merry Christmas and prosperous New Year. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, typing and shorthand required, send resume in care of J.R.L., Post Office Box 365, Asheville, N.C. 28802.

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. Full time work with lots of variety, Expert typing and steno skills essential. Salary negotiable. Send complete resume to Box P-633 in care of Asheville Citizen- Times. HAVE a requirement at the Army-Air Force Exchange garage in Frankfurt, Germany for a highly qualified diesel mechanic.

Must be qualified on Mack and GMC trucks (tractors). Logistical support for commisary and PX is possibility. Employees must be willing to sign a contract for 18 months. Transpor: tation cost to Frankfurt will be paid by Lear Siegler, Inc. 4001 Lincoln Oklahoma City, Okla, 73105.

1000 Christmas Gifts BLANKETS Polyester nylon binding $3.18 Each First quality. Green, goid, blue, pink, tangerine. Beautiful plaids and prints also to choose from. Buy at the HOUSE THAT DISCOUNTS BUILT Open each day at 8 A.M. until.

686-3015. First building on right past post office, Swannanoa. GANTS AUTOMATIC Washer, owner leaving town, $55. Whirlpool. Patio concrete outdoor furniture.

Phone 254-7076. BROYHILL ten piece, Queen size bedroom suit with Simmons matress and box springs. In as new condition. Soid for over $1400. We're asking $700.

Phone 652- 2947 Marion. CONSOLE stereo for sale, Repossession, must sell now. Call Sun Finance, 254-7236, Tunnel Road Shopping Center. FRANKLIN fireplace, brand new, $135 delivered, or best offer, 667-3870 P.M. GOOFED! Karastan carpet pink, below cost, 31 square yards at $12 yard.

684-0766. LARGE size Majestic Wood Cook Stove, ten storage oven indicator, $175. Frigidaire, dryer, $125. Built-in frigidaire dishwasher, 550. Other furniture and beds.

Call 926-0455, Waynesville. MAGNAVOX Stereo, excellent condition, call 645-6242. NO FRILLS JUST DEALS On First Quality FURNITURE MATTRESS BOX SPRINGS BEFORE YOU BUY SHOP GANTS First Building on right past Post Office, Swannanoa, 686-3015. OUT OF BUSINESS SALE. Refrigerator, bedroom suit, $50.

Portable TV, $32.50. Kingsize matresses, $15 a set. Electric heater, gas heater, end tables. Phone 298- 0150. RANGES -30, 36 or 40 inch electric or gas, refrigerators, freezers, automatic washers, or wringer washers, dryers, oil heaters, all good condition, from $35 up, 252-5720, 725 Haywood Road.

USED Odd occasional tables, $10 to $60. Odd desks, $25 to $50, single or double beds, matresses and springs, $40 and $50 campiete, single Metal beds matresses, springs, $30 complete. GLOBE FURNITURE, 26 Broadway, 252-7462. 312 TV, Radio, Recording SHOPPING FOR A NEW COLOR TV? We Can't mention the Brand Name, but we are selling them at our cost plus $25. No tradeins at this price but you can save over $100 this month only.

JERRY'S RADIO AND TV 320 New Leicester Highway 252-3854 316 Musical Instruments CONOVER cable upright piano. Antique finish, new keyboard, good tone, $275, 274-7968. GOOD GRAND PIANO five foot six inches. Mahogany finish, $795. 274-7968.

HOBART CABLE upright piano. Tuned and ready for delivery. $175. 274-7968. PEASE upright piano.

Mahogany finish. Tuned and ready for delivery. $250. 274- 7968. WURLITZER Amplifier Sets, two, $50 piece.

Owner leaving town. Phone 254- 7076. 320 Antiques ANTIQUE AUCTION Riverside Auction Barn Marietta, S.C. Four Miles North of Travelers. Rest, S.C.

on Highway 276 7:00 p.m. Thursday, December 26, 1974. Johnny Ringo Seller Partial Listing: Very nice roll top desk (with Roll); China Cabinet; three door wooden Ice Box; lovely Walnut Marble top dresser; Rosewood Marble top chest; several extra nice washstands (one marble top); several nice oak chests, dressers, buffets and side boards (these are in beautiful condition). Lovely Oak Hall-tree with large oval mirror; Oak half and half secretary; Beautiful walnut Bed (other beds); nice lady's drop front desk; Walnut sewing seat; lovely Walnut Youth bed; two nice highchairs; two Walnut candle stands; Beautiful large walnut hanging mirror; several extra nice lamp and center tables (some in Walnut; some of the nicest rockers ever; two sets of chairs; organ stools; extra nice, spinet desk; several nice camel back frunks; nice Oak secretary with glass doors; Pine Blanket chest; lots and lots more extra nice furniture in this sale not listed. Also some real nice collectables and Glassware including fourteen piece chocolate set signed occupied Japan and carnival (Butter dish, spooner and Sugar).

Many items not listed. Come see for yourself -Viewing at 6:00 p.m. Come Early. Landscaping, Tree Service SMATHERS LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE: Work insured, chipping done, complete service, firewood and chips, 255-0920. Massages SWEDISH MASSAGE LADY OR MALE ATTENDANTS, OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK -CALL 692-1188.

HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. TAHITIAN HEALTH CLUB offering steam baths, Swedish massage. lady attendants. Open six days a week Monday Saturday. 254-8307.

ruler of the Asheville Elks Lodge. He retired in 1973. He is survived by the widow, Mrs. Carol McDevitt Wells; a son, Dr. James Opie Wells Jr.

of Atlanta, a half-sister, Mrs. Anna Lou Gevedon of Horse Shoe. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Brevard First Baptist Church of which he was a member. Dr.

Russell Willis will officiate. Graveside services be held at 4 p.m. in Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Hugh Bradburn, Robert T. Gash, Melvin Gillespie, Charles Glazener, Leonard Lowe and Randall Lyday.

Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. Moore Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements, Miscellaneous Services COMPLETE HANDIMAN All types of home job repairs, remodeling, painting. Small specialist. 254-9908 anytime. FENCING CHAIN LINK All other types.

Free timates. Southern Fence Company, 252- es2337. 500 Leicester Highway. HAVE chainsaw, will cut, Trim trees, branches, and haul away. General yard work, etc.

684-6390 after 6. MOST HOMES don't have enough tion in the attic. Stop throwing moneyaway, high fuel bills. Let us add fiberglas insulation now. One day service.

Call 254- 9908 anytime. jobs. MOVING Specializing in small moving evening and weekend moving. Call 254-9908. WILL CLEAN out basements, all kinds of hauling, call 252-2159 anytime.

Roofing, Siding Guttering A-1 CLEANED, ROOFS, GUTTERS, INSTALLED. REPAIRED AND SPOUTS E. F. MEADOWS, 252-4291. DID YOU KNOW I'll do your roofing, painting.

No down. Free estimates. money MARLOWE, 628-2056..