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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1944 (One Day Nearer Victory) ttge THE WAYNES VTLLE MOUNTAINEER 1111 "-- St. John's Mil iflay we 'Catholic n. o. John's high schSol Rangers , .l, CrM-incrH1e School meet u.e ke.ba!l team at the local armory .....J.,,, nwember 18 at 8:30 -rt' Jll'HU".' I The Kangereues m yiaj ft,. Davton KUDoer ... til1-" coma Tlicrhf jirrow. Friday December 15, 1 , u.,', will Dlav Knoxville Sl . ,.. u:.,i, school at Knoxville. L ' mn's bovs won over the LCherry h'Sh Sir,s w0n over St. P"1, a with a score of 33-22. mnb.rrv high girl won over St. 'o.,vs' linup: . :, John's (33) Cranberry 22 F Dunbar (v ) uuiunu xi, B Dunbar (8) ........ Tolley (5) Mills (10) Watson (1) R,Sl.r (8) Brown 4 piVan Thompson (1) Sub' St John's, Wilson, Cagle, .a,t 'ontton. Cranberry, Clapp, lur'.eson, Thomas, McCoury. Referee: Smitn. girls' lineup: John's (15) Cranberry (32) Greer (3) Issacs (10) Fnslev (9) Buchanan (8) Kluttz (3) Watson (10) Chicktlilie H. McCoury Summerrow K. McCoury K. Ensley Young Sub?: St. John's, Kleman. Cran- ferry, Promt, tirooKS, uman, rm- jthard. Pittman, K.. McCoury (4) Referee: Smith. Carol Hour" To Be Held At First Methodist Church The young people of the First )Ieih(list church are planning a Carol Hour' service for next Sun- ay ivtning, December 17. The riipram will be largely musical in fcature. The junior and senior hoirs will participate. They will joined by a group of singers pom Springdale school under the lirection of Robley Lawson. Along with rendition of the num- kers the history of several of the kmiliar carols will be presented. Is these carols are sung the con ization will have an opportunity lo join in the singing. The service scheduled to start at 7:30 o clock. Pre-Yule Visitor ' yWi r "'iiigt i,wiiiiMiiiirif SANTA CLAUS made pre-Yule visit to the Cheyenne, Wyoming, home of "Nubbins" Hoffman, who doctors say may die before Dec. 25. Looking nut of window Is Nubbina with his father. Marshall Hoffman, who Is holding one of the many toys sent the stricken lad. Mrs. Hoffman can be seen standing ln the background. (international) Farm Questions and Answers Question; Why is milk rated so high in our wartime diet? Answer: Besides the good which milk supplies, there is also calcium, which is needed by both adults and children, says Mary E. Thomas, Extension nutritionist at State College. Calcium gives shape and firmness to bones and teeth. It helps muscles to contract and re lax properly. It helps to keep the heart beat normal and the blood to coagulate. It acts as a body regulator. Question: What are some of the questions the Census taker will ask us farmers in January? Answer: For cattle, as an exam ple, there are two questions. The first asks for "all cattle and calves" I I L. N. DAVIS CO.j FOR SALE 68-Acre Farm 4-room House Stone Foundation with Basement Located on Highway 284 18 miles from Waynesville, N. C. Wood and Water. Priced to sell. Nice 5-Room and Bath Short Street Just a whisper off Main Street. A good buy. Splendid buy East Street 2-Story Frame 6-Room House Good Lot Close in property. Priced to sell. 5'2 to 6 Acres Wooded Lot portion of property inside city limits. A good buy. 6 Acres 4-Room House Lights and Water and Out Buildings. Near city limits. Priced reasonable. Mountaineers To Meet Fines Creek Friday, There The Waynesville Mountaineers finished their preparation for the opening cage game of the season and will meet Fines Creek in a twin engagement on the Fines Creek courts. The second game of the season will be on the local courts when they meet Sylva high in a double header. The Mountaineers are expected to produce an average team this season, but with the limited num ber of letter men the team is prac tically new. The girls are more fortunate in that they have had the advantage of longer practice. On Friday of next week the local cagers will tangle with St. John's Rangers and Rangerettes on the local court, two local teams. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ryan of Canton, announce the birth of a daughter on November 26th. Mr. and Mrs. James Grasty of Hazelwood, announce the birth of a son on November 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pendry of Waynesville, announce the birth of a daughter on November 28th. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arrington of Waynesville, announce the birth of a daughter on November 28th. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Pannell of Sylva. announce the birth of a daughter on November 28th. Mr. and Mrs. Haskew Clontz of Clyde, announce the birth of a son on November 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradshaw of Waynesville .announce the birth of a son on December 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. William McDade of Canton, announce the birth of a son on December 7th. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Green of Waynesville, announce the birth of a son on December 7th. Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Griffin of Canton, announce the birth of a daughter on December 8th. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Killian of Maggie, announce the birth of a daughter on December 8th. Mr. and Mrs. James Neal of Way nesville, announce the birth of a daughter on December 9th. Mr .and Mrs. Buford Murphy of Waynesville, announce the birth of a son on December 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wood of Hazelwood, announce the birth of a son on December 10th. Mr. and Mrs, R. F. McLeod of Waynesville, announce the birth of a son on December 11th. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Silvers of Waynesville, announce the birth of a son on December 12th. on the farm as of January 1, 1945. This means cattle of all ages, in cluding calves, bulls, steers, heif ers, and cows. The second question asked for the number of cows and heifers, 2 years of age and older, that were reported in the total given in answer to the first ques tion. There are also two questions on hogs. The first asks for "all hogs and pigs" of all kinds and ages on the farm on January 1. The second question asks for the number of sows and gilts for spring farrowing on the farm as of January 1. FROM - 1 A BELK-HUDSON CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 1,000 Pairs Children's ANKLETS All Sizes All Colors. 5 Pair All Wool BLANKET REMNANTS Blue Green Peach Rose Brown. 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