Don't Let Our Boys Down Get In Your Scrap!
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Haywood Will
Suspend Business
(Continued from page 1)
the strong urge for more scrap
came, he went down, and under
rocks and logs dug out the cable
and hauled it to a school scrap
pile.
One large contribution to the
scrap pile of Waynesville was made
when the officials of the Standard
Oil Company donated the tanks
and other salvage at their bulk
plant near the railroad tracks,
which was the scene of the dis
astrous fire in July, It was es
timated that when the tanks and
other equipment which had been
left on the grounds were weighed
they would total more than 40,
000 pounds.
The Bethel district school have
had one of the best organized
scrap campaigns conducted in the
county. Every section of the ter
ritory was covered in a regular
planned drive that left no spot un
touched by the energetic students,
who worked in squads. .The same
plan was used in the Waynesville
hitrh school districts, also with
with, amazing results.
On Wednesday every school in
the county will be organized in
the same manner, it was learned
from Jack Messer, county super
intendent of education, who is high
in his praise of the co-operation
of the students in the, schools
throughout the county.
A number of articles that peo
ple have been keeping for years,
many past the fatal 7 year mark,
have been turned into the scrap
piles. In one case reported it was
a nickle percoator, with a lost top,
which the owner had been hoping
to replace, but felt that the pres
ent emergency needed the metal
more than she needed the extra
percolator.
In some cases only a half holiday
will be taken by the schools on
Wednesday, as during the past
week half holidays have been
given, and the territory in their
school area has undergone a dry
cleaning coverage.
man.
In addition to the $2,000 goal
set by the national organization
the county committee added
quota of $200 which was to provide
USO facilities in the county. This
local goal has not been met.
Toward the amount the sum of
$177.43 has to date been collected,
according to Mr. Ray, making the
total $2,177.43 contributed by the
people of the county toward the
welfare of approximately 2,000
Haywood county men now in the
armed forces.
Credit for the larger part of
the funds should go to the indus
tries in the county, according to
Mr, Ray. The employes of the
Champion Paper and Fibre Com
pany, of Canton, the A. C. Law
rence Leather Company, of Hazel
wood, the Unagusta Manufactur
ing Company, of Hazelwood, and
similar groups were among the
largest contributors.
Others making contributions in
cluded the Salvation Army, of
"Haywood county, St.-John's Catho
lic school, the Woman's Club of
Waynesville, and the Gradale
Sorority and the Phalanx Club of
Canton. A woman who has no rel
atives in the service made , the
largest single contribution.
One hundred dollars was contri
buted by Camp Junaluska for
Girls, realized from a variety.bene
fit show. This was through the
courtesy of Miss Ethel McCoy and
her associates. Delsie Love head-t
ed a committee that raised $30
among the colored people.
The Kirkpatrick band gave a
program of native music. A spon
taneous movement at a square
dance resulted in a $15 contribu
tion by the dancers. The South
erners orchestra of Canton gave
their services for a benefit dance.
Under the leadership of - Captain
Cecil Brown at a church gather
ing in the county a collection was
made of $52 by the Salvation
Army.
The committee for Haywood
county is composed of the follow
ing: Charlie' Ray, general chair
man, Lee McElrath, associate
chairman, of Canton; Rev. R. E.
McBlain, treasurer (who has" re
cently moved away); Miss Theo
Jentz, Canton; Adjutant Cecil
Brown, Salvation Army; Father
Mahoney, G. C. Suttles, YMCA,
Canton, Bob Gibson, E. C. Wagen
f eld and Aaron Prevost, Hazel
wood; Jack Messer, Mrs. Chas. G.
Miller, Capt Thelma Colton, and
A. B. Robinson and Rev. J. B, Ta-
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20. l9j
bor, Canton
The committee will conf;
function during the yeaTS
specto to any USO affair ,
may come ud. Th.
mittee is commwj . u .Ve c
Lee McElrath, Miss fCYI
Mrs. Chas. J. Miller and A
Wagenfeld. The YMCAm J
apectto any USOaffaM
Miss Nanette Jones ..T "l
the Wayn.vme
merce. will rpnroco-t , vl V
ration here. ' N
Loaders of the drive said late
yc 'erday afternoon that if the
adults of the county will work
work (luring the next two days as
the students have since the drive
started, there will not be one scrap
of scrap left hi Haywood county
by dark on Wednesday.
Students in all the schools of
the county will attend school as
usual. Upon arrival they will be
divided into squads and will go out
under direction of the teachers
into every' vicinity in their school
area.
They will assist families in
homes where scrap has not been
collected and see that it is carried
to a main highway phere a truck
will be passing.
In some of the schools where the
surrounding area has been worked
by organized groups, the students
will only be given a half holiday.
Those who have scrap may dis
pose of it in three ways: they may
call a school in their community
and donate it to them; they may
call the Waynesville Coal yard
and dispose of it to the junk deal
ers and contribute it to some
worthy cause, pr they may call 17
for a truck to haul it away, and
also state what cause they wish
the proceeds to be paid.
District Farm
Transportation
Groups Meet Here
Will Rogers, of Raleigh, acting
executive secretary of the State
AAA committee, was the principal
speaker at the district meeting of
the farm transportation commit
tees of the counties from Bun
combe to Cherokee.
T. Weaver Cathey, of this coun
ty, state AAA committeeman, pre
sided. Around thirty-five members
of the various county committees
were present. .
The purpose of the meeting was
to discuss the set up for the trucks
which goes into effect on November
the 15th. All truck owners must
have a certificate of war necessity
to operate a truck.
Two main points were brought
out by the speaker; first, that the
committee members must assist all
farm truck owners in their areas
in filling out their applications for
the certificate of war necessity;
second, to coordinate transporta
tion programs of their respective
counties.
The farm transportation com
mittees were appointed in each
county by the local U. S. D. A.
war board shortly after war was
declared. They include the heads
of the agencies under the U. S.
department of agriculture in a
county constituted board.
National USO
Quota Raised, But
County Lacks $30
The quota for Haywood county
in th TISO drive as set bv national
headquarters . of, $2,000 has been
nhaA it was learned from
Charles E. Ray, Jr., county chair-
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