THE WATNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
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F. F. A. Members Enjoy
Week At White Lake
Two F. F. A. members from the
VVaynesville chapter and five from
Fines Creek returned Tuesday with
the High School vocational aRii
cuture teachers from the state F. F.
A. Camp at White Lake, where they
had spent a week.
During their week at White Lake,
which is near Lincolnton, they took
a one-day trip to Carolina Beach
tor swimming in the ocean. At the
camp, where 270 club members
were assembled they enjoyed a
varied athletic program; including
soft and volley ball, ping pong,
swimming, with lessons given those
who did not swim.
Riding down with !iv Wayncs
ille teacher W. E. I'ursley were
Pink Francis, president of the local
chapter, and Mark Hollingsworth
John Nesbitt, the agriculture teach
er at Fines Creek, was in charge
of the five who attended from
there.
l'hil Medford, Kirk Weill, and
Carey Wells, the latter of Canton,
are spending this week at Myrtle
Beach.
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Summer Players
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ground of tr ceneral sophistica
tion of the play. She played her
role with charming naturalness.
CJnue Shiner. Chicago actress,
here as a truest artist for a fort
night, in the role of Claudia's
mother, acted with a more finish
ed case than most of the players,
and did an admirable job of im
personating the mother.
V. 1.. Lawrence Benson's acting
improved as the play progressed.
At the ODenini; he seemort !;
ing in expression, but as his role
developed it was evident that his
manner was a natural to contrast
his wile':: el 'ten escence.
June Cole and Monroe Lewis
were perfectly cast in their roles,
not only in speech but their move
ments about the stage.
Jack I'yle. as the man of the
world, novelist, who knew it all, yet
was stumped by Claudia's in
nocence, did Ins part well.
Louise (iagnon as Madam
Daruschka. the opera singer, dis
pl.ived l he usual tempermental
whims of the ail 1st and her friend
Julia Naughlon. played by Cecelia
Slack, who was fed un with life
and envied her brollicr-in-law and
Ins wife their down to earth level
of living, carried oir her part with
pleasing grace.
All pi. ivors wire a credit to the
abilitv of Maurice C.eol'l'iv mihii-
agine, director.
The stage setting was surprising-J
Survey Made
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maps, the leaders stressed the im
portance of adequate state high
ways to these sections, otherwise
the public could not get to the
areas.
Early Thursday morning the
party left for another inspection
tour, going to the lower end of the
county, including Fines Creek,
While Oak, and the Cold Springs
area. A complete study was made
of the proposed water-level road
to Newport through the section,
and general views gotten of the
new areas the road would open up
for farming and cattle raising.
Mr. Redden and the other mem
bers of the party were well pleased
with tne surveys, and the coopera
tion that prevails on the general
over-all development program now
under way.
"These surveys have been ex
tremely beneficial in every way.
I now have a thorough understand
ing of the needs, conditions and
the plans here in Haywood. The
leadership of Haywood is to be
congratulated for their far-reaching
program, and the 100 per cent
unify of all groups in working to
wards attaining them," Mr. Redden
said after the return yesterday.
"The entire program is most im
pressive, and certainly can be
ly well done, and the drab high
school auditorium was converted
into a good resemblance of a real
theater.
termed essential," lie continued.
As part of his primary cam
paign, Mr. Redden stressed imme
diate, and further development of
the Park on the North Carolina
side. His survey into some of the
most scenic sections of the Park
Wednesday is evidence of his in
tentions to carry out his promises.
Looking up Hig Creek towards
Mt. Cuyot, towering b',621 feet
high, he said, "1 have seen many
beautiful scenes, but it would take
a long time to find one to surpass
this one." As he stood on the
bank of the swift stream, fishermen
below were pulling out 12-inch
trout with apparent case. Turning
to the group, be remarked, "Kvcry
American should have the benefit
of enjoying such places as t his . . .
I am going lo do my part lo .see
thai I hey can."
Among (hose accompanying Mr.
Redden, included: C. N. Allen, Dr.
Tom Stringficld, C. L ltrown', li
L. Sims. W. Hugh Massie, V. Curtis
Russ. William Medford, John Need
ham, Chief Park Ranger: Glenn
Palmer, Robert I). Coleman, Can
Ion, Charles Ray, Hlair Ross, super
intendent of the Park, George A.
Hrown, Jr., James Henderson, Can
ton, David I'nderwood. R. H. Dav
enport, Jonathan 11. Wood v. Grav-
den C. Ferguson, Patrolman O. I,
Hoberls. Joining the group al lunch
on Wednesday were Miss s
Jones and If. L. Prevosl.
Mr, Redden was aecomn.ini, -,l
here from 1 li nilersimv i i le .uiH
(he flips by Sam Pickard. oMiei;,l
of Columbia Rroadcast ing Sv.slom,
a resident of llendersonv ille.
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Low-cut front and back, good up-lift and adjustable back.
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Court Adourns
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clerk of the court out of certain
funds.
Hugh C. White, charged witli
driving drunk was fined $50 and
ordered to pay the costs and given
a (it) days suspended sentence.
Howell Woodrow Ledford. charg
ed with violation ol the prohibition
law plead guilty of the possession
of one half gallon of illicit liquor
with judgement suspended on pay
ment of the costs.
In the case of Joe Parker and
Willie Page, charged with larceny
of an automobile, each defendant
was sentenced to hard labor on the
roads for from two to six months
Anderson Noland, charged with
public drunkenness, was ordered
to pay the costs and given a 30 days
suspend J sentence.
Miss Hebe Medford had as her
guest during the week. Miss
Mildred llouch, of Orangeburg,
S. C. a classmate at Urenau College.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ploft have as
their guests Mr. and Mrs. R P.
Sehabenger, and Mr. and Mrs. Olfo
Schahonger, all of Kliabethi N. J.
The I. iffer are parents of II. P.
Sehabenger. all of Kliabeth, N. J.
Sehabenger is the former Miss
llellv Ploll, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Plot!.
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