At Health Meeting
Participants in tbe Western North Carolina
Public Health Association convention in
Statewille June 13, 14, are shown. Left to
right, Jack Cobb, retiring prafcUint; Dr.
?ft>u Palquitt, Regional Director U. S. Health
Service; C. H. Atkins, Assistant Surgeon
General, U. &. Health Servli*. and Dr. f. W.
B. Norton, State Health Director.
Boone's Jack Cobb Presides At
Health Gathering In Statesvffle
The Seventeenth Annual
meeting of the Public Health
Association was staged at the
Vance Motor Hotel lb States
ville June 13-14 with approxi
mately 200 persons in attend
ance, including eight Watau
ga ns.
Boone's Jack Cobb, R. S? was
presiding officer of the two
day affair. He is supervisor of
the sanitation with the District
Health Department and served
as president of the PHA last
year.
The theme of the meeting
vu "Man and His Environ
ment." One speaker stated that
whatever else man may be, he
is a biological creature who has
to compete In his environment
for not only his existance but
also for his sense of well be
ing.
"Tour theme ... is indeed
all-inclusive but none the leas
prof ootid and challenging," the
speaker continued. "Perhaps no
other gfoup among the health
careers is so well aerttmate4 to
enter such ? comprehensive
consideration, and no other
group has so accepted the whole
man in the entirety of his en
vironment." Ef <r], S ? ? i
Speakers at the meeting were
Dr. J. W. R. Norton, president
Mrs. Williams
To Meet With
Crafts Group
Miss Isadora Williams, mem
ber of Southern Highland
Handicraft Guild, is to meet,
this h?r third year, with the
Rug and Craft Group at Beech
Creek, Saturday, June 22, be
ginning at 10 a. m.
The meeting ia to be held
in Marjorie Harmon's home,
acroaa from the home of Mr.
and Mrs. V. S. Harmon.
All members of this group
and any others who are inter
ested in crafts are urged to at
tend and carry samples of crafts
and be sure to ask questions
that might help in making a
better product.
Each person is asked to carry
one or more items of food. A
lunch will be spread. Hot drinks
will be prepared in the cottage.
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and C. H, Atkins, assistant sur
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People Win At
Am 4-H Day
The Matrict Hi
tie* Bay w? M4 t? AaheiriBe
M lottowa: Johii David Farthing,
ocr up in eleetrk division, Vi
|lg< Bobby FVWMMNT ttp
in tor? try, VUm. Jm Shore.
Md Prum TovpMftd in the
tslent db?iioo, ?Ad TjlU Hick*
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Janice Teeter, Nancy U>ve, Shs
!^IT^*^d>Lta4eCr^
in(, from the Bethel Club, en
tered thif division.
Shipley me elected ee
the District Vice PreeMeU and
(H presented by Hn. Cellie
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fiB lu wlvnC , t/lDirivt flvllro Brvv"
nomics Exteniion Agent, during
the afternoon session of the pro
gram.
U. S. seeks to iocrewe its Jet
force in Canada.
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Dre$s Rcviie Held Thursday
Tbe annual VJI Drw? Bevue
wa? held Thursday aftemooa, ia
the Boom Methodist Church ed
?"Tf'fTIt1
*m |W? ummu
titty had^ nude especially for
A*?M dnt Wftn won first
honor in the senior division,
wfcia* gave h?r the opportunity
to compote in the Oiatriet Den
(iiutration Day iu Ashev.lle
where she won an all expenae
paid trip to 4-11 Club Weak 1a
Janice Tester was
awarded a blue ribboa.
Ia tfca Junior division of aim
elf school dresses, Judy Rupard
wm first winner; Marsha Farth
ing, second, and Helen Coffey
and Pansy Fox received red
ribbons.
In the play or sport outfit
division, Joyce Tester won first
place awl Sharon Isenhour
i i _ LUj. rlKhnn
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Mr*. Hugh TUson, Aasuuni
Home Economics Extnnaion
Agent in CaldweU County, and
lira. Mary Brown of Boone were
judges for the event
Search lor the Thr ether (till
presied by Nwjr.
YMW Club Asks
New Members
yean or oUtr. are invited to
ss-frs
taer WnUutf* County Kaarue
Swd presented the program
of the tint iuae awetin^
Through *imil?r programs,
which in give* throughout the
to explain the work of
many local and itat* organisa
tion!, the group executes worth
while project*
Insurance Men
Given Hoi
General Agent Stanley A.
Harris and auociate Dan Mill
ar of Stnrdlvant Life Insurance
Company qualified as members
at the Key Producers Club, (or
the Sturdivaot Lite annual
meeting at Myrtle Beach this
Harris, a repenting member
oi the Producers Club, holds
the Individual sales record for
the highest production in one
month.
Summer fashions art for leis
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New low price on this handy
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the features you'd find on
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Now . . a smartly designed
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Madras piaid! Tops for
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Green and white plastic
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1-iii. aluminum tubing
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arms. Oram and white.