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TVA Specialist
Gives Lectures
Haywood Schools
Illustrated lectures will be given
in all the schools of the county,
starting yesterday by W. M. Lan
dess and his assistant, Mr. John
son of the agricultural public re
lations department of the Tennes
see Valley Authority, according to
an announcement by Wayne Cor
pcning, Haywood farm agent. The
lectures will be in cooperation with
farm meetings sponsored by the
county farm agents in the school.
The schedule as announced by
Mr. C'orpening includes the follow
ing: Wednesday, May 15, at Canton
school at 10:10 a. m.: lieaverdam
school at 11:1") a. ni. and Bethel
school at 2 p. m.
Thursday, May 16. Crabtree
school at illll) a. m.: Fines Creek
school, at 11 a. in.: Cruso school
at 12:50 p. m.: Cecil school at
2:10 p. m.
Friday, May 17, West Canton
at 9 a. ni.: Pennsylvania Avenue
school at 10:30 a. m.: Saunook
school at 1:30 p. m.
Monday, May 20th, Waynesville
high school at 9:30 a. in.: Central
Klementary school at 11 a. ni.:
Hazelwnod at 1:45 p. m.
Tuesday, May 21, Clyde school
at 9 a. m.: Lake Junaluska at 10:30
a. ni.: Fast Waynesville school at
1:10 p. in.
Wednesday, May 22. Dellwnod
school at 9 a. in.: Maggie school at
10 45 a. in.: Hock Hill school at
1:00 p. in.
Thursday, May 23, Allen's Crerk
at 9:00 a. in.: Morning Star, 10:30
a. in.: Mt. Sterling 2:00 p. in.
Friday, May 24, Spring Hill
school at 9 a. in.: and North ('an
ion .it 10:30 a. in.
Vitamin C In Cabbage
Tests at several state experiment
stations show that cooked cabbage,
held over hot water an hour to keep
it warm for serving, loses 70 to 80
per cent of the vitamin C it had
when freshly cooked, and In two
hours loses 90 per cent. Freshly
cooked cabbage contains only about
half the vitamin C of raw cabbage.
Cooked cabbage held in the refriger
ator two or three days and then re
heated does not lose as much C as
that kept standing on the stove for
an hour or two.
Cut Selvage Edge
When making your own glass eur
tains, be sure to cut off the selvage
edges before hemming. This little
extra trouble in sewing will avoid
the disappointment of puckery
edges after laundering. This Is be
cause a selvage is more tightly
woven and tends to shrink more in
washing than the body of the curtain.
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foolhardy risk but BETTER YET to drive
with adequate insurance coverage. Let the
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May Day Event Is Hold
Shown here are one group of dancers of the 150 students of Central
Elementary school who staged a colorful May Day program last Thurs
day afternoon on the school playground, il'hoto by Wallace Marley).
Central May-
Day Attracts
Large Crowd
More than 300 parents and pa
trons of the Central Klementary
school attended the May Day pro
gram presented on the school
grounds last Thursday afternoon
with 150 students in costumes tak
ing part in the colorful entertain
ment. Miss Stephanie Moore assisted
by Sol Cohen, music director of
Springdalc school had charge of
the music, and the members of
faculty trained those taking part.
Mary Crouser was chosen May
Queen and Paul Dennis. King, both
members of the sixth grade. Others
taking part were: Harry Kerley,
court jester: Patsy F.ell. the grass;
Nancy Francis, the rosy dawn;
Clara Sue Shuler. the evening star;
Judy Hubert, the sun.
Features given as entertainment
for the May Queen included the
following: "Dance of greeting." by
first grade students; ".lump Jim
Crow." by first and second grade
pupils; "Shoemaker's Dance," by
second grade students; "A hunting
we will go," by third graders;
"Children's Polka." by fourth grade
pupils: "Pop goes the weasel," by
fifth and sixth grades: "Virginia
Reel." by fifth and sixth graders;
and "May Pole Dance." fifth and
sixth grade students.
Serving as ushers were: Louise
McBride. Patsy Bryson, Willie
Greenarch. Mary Kdna Gaddis.
Wanda Lee Davis and Sarah .Moore.
During the afternoon a silver
offering was taken and the enter
taining program closed with a final
song, "Springtime is here."
I bet cows are certainly thankful
for lespedeza. It used to be shucks
and straw.
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0 Scissors sharpened
0 Safe work
0 Combinations changed and set
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Blitz Forgotten
INJURED during the blitz, Elizabeth
Tullis wears a black patch over her
eye as she leaves St. Peter's Church
in London with her socially promi
nent bridegroom. Flight Lt Jack
Franklin. The couple blissfully ig
nore the fact that a housing prob
lem faces them like all other mar
ried couples. The groom's large es
tate has been selected by the British
as a town project. (International)
May Term Court
Adjourned On
Last Thursday
The May Superior court, civil
term over which Judge Wilson
Warlick presided, adjourned last
Thursday after a four days' session.
The highlight of the court was the
granting of 45 divorce cases, which
breaks any previous court record
for the same period.
Other eases not reported In last
week's issue included the follow
ing: Mrs. Rosemary Rippetoe White
w ho brought suit against Mrs. Nana
Shankle for damages for injuries
sustained in an automobile acci
dent and also damages to her ear
was awarded $r00 and cost of the
court and medical expenses.
Mrs. Genie K. Ferguson was al
lowed one-third the estate of her
husband at the time of his death,
and a payment of $50 in the case
of Genie K. Ferguson versus J. R.
Ferguson.
A number of cases were non
suited while others were carried
over to the July term of court.
Leftover Serving
Cut tops from hard dinner rolls,
scoop out centers and fill with left
over meat mixture. Replace top.
Pour gravy over rolls and heat in
oven.
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C THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
33 Places In
County Approved
Vets Training
The V. S. Re-employment serv
ice has announced the names of
33 business establishments in Hay
wood county which are on the ap
proved list for veterans under the
provisions of Public Law 346, the
Service Men's Readjustment Aet
of 1944. Applications of other es
tablishmnets are pending, and will
be announced from time to time.
The following establishments
have been listed In the Waynes
ville area: Union Clothing com
pany, Garrett Furniture company,
Martin Electric company, Jones
Radio Service, Watklns Chevrolet
company, Pet Dairy Products com
pany, Firestone Store, Crawford
Funeral Home, R. N. Barber and
company, Massei's Department
store, Pearce's bakery.
Firth's Refrigeration Service,
Carolina Five and Ten Cent store,
Wellco Shoe corporation, Massie's
Hardware store, Howell Motor
company, J. C. Norris Building
contractor, P. and M. Motor com
pany, and Nichols Shoe shop.
Those located in Hazelwood on
the list are: Cash Grocery store,
Haywood Electric Service, and
Noland's garage.
Approved in Canton are: Hay
wood Hardware, Tatham Cleaners,
Russell Motor company, McFar
land Food shop, Canton Electric
sohp, J. M. Wells Funeral Home,
Champion Motor company, Cjfbe
Firestone, and Young and Brook
shire Plumbing and Heating company.
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May Queen
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JANICE PARKS, small daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Parks, who
was crowned May Queen of the pri
mary grades at fhe ice cream sup
per given on Friday night, April
26, sponsored by the FFA hoys of
the Crabtrce-Iron Duff high school.
Janice is a member of the first
grade.
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soap and measure, don't dump, it
saves soap and makes rinsing easi
er for you. Experience will help
you to determine the amount that
maintains good suds. And remem
ber that if you wash least soiled
things first, you can use the si:ds
for really dirty things like work
clothes and save soup as well as
energy.
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Wild ducks are apt to have a fishy
flavor. This flavor may be lessened
by placing in each duck a smali
peeled carrot, plunging the fowls in
boiling water, and simmering for
10 minutes before roasting them.
The carrot will absorb the off-flavor
and should be removed before Muff
ing the duck with the dressing. ;f
ducks have little fat, rub some type
of fat Into the breast before roasting.
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