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gisldture Working Fast To Bring Session To An End Jroup To L Closed r T . m r bn in n. Fink the recently enacted anti-closed shop bill. "It is unthinkarble," Fink said, "that workers of North Carolina deserve such treatment at the hands of our state legislature " Fink indicated he would have -. ..I r. a Carolina iiiat a would . it i I'iinci.i r "' ... ,wl..r the possibility of a case to bring the anti-closed shop law to a court ' test. Large Number I Of Bills Have 'Been Handled Legislature Now "uu :i;nor Pil!s Of The ifM" Session Never Too Late .hi- IIIllll- '11 AND XWffy HI-CHAIR H THE FAMOUSrto'RAY j When ih,. Senate and I ,,(i i j-"" Mi-ii on pi-irlay the lolal j of hills introduced in this ses si'"' bad reached ()U2 7" 1 i,r Hum in Hie House. 2'M in tu. Senate. (),, "be same legislative dav in 194, the lolal had reached 1HH7 Thus Illis session continues to lae he- its immediate predecessor mi if leuishit ion is con- bills iiin,)- something M THE FAMOU i Lb o' P0vn(, food Por,ic,M "to ,n0' Tho-lite, if chip-proof, odd-resistant, hot water-proof pkntic oisures perfect deonlinets. And th M-choir low-choir hotiofi prevents cooy doicw.m. mt. v.... . ore-faced joint for iqMv, odH wot for comfort. of beoutiful Velva-shMH wow finih. Removable I 'roy. . $1595 A Nice Variety To Select From Br ik iitvi .. 7h)W fvWina CMiV assie Furniture Co. KI.I.VINATOK APPLIANCES MAIN STREET! WlllMII bind lar as the bull. corned. Of th ' duced Ihis year 584 or more than 50'; of then, bave been local in nature This situation will , he ti.o for si iidv if the General As sembly passes III? 751 introduced on Friday calling for a commission whose business it would be to con sider the whole problem of local legislation and to make recommen dations is to Hie passage of general laws on subjects innst c 1 1 i : braced In local bills, j The tenth legislative week was ; marked by I he reappearance of I he j big "mono " bills on the floor of the General Assemble The Fi i nance and Appropriations comniil j tecs of both houses have reported I out their recommendations on the I Uovenne. Appropriations and Post j War Iteserve fund bills No soon i er had the Itevcnuc Bill been re I leased for debate in the House than j some members began to assault it ! with amendments: there were cf- fords to insure that Confederate I widows and veterans net a $9-a- month pension raise, to restore ! theatre taxes to their !!:)) schedule. ,ui(i io lesiore me Z;c reduction ill Ihe corporate franchise tax rale made by the original bill. All of I hem failed although the introduc tion of SB 275 on Thursday, to give totally blind and helpless confed erate widows a pension increase, indicates that the friends of Con federate widows are not yet rady to concede defeat. Representative Mull was more successful than his colleagues: by a close vote he suc ceeded in amending the Revenue Bill so as lo prohibit the sale of wine and to closely regulate the sale of beer in his home county of Cleveland. The following day slating I hat he had secured assur ance from Finance Committee lead ers that they would give favorable ear to-his local bill to the santc effect. Mr. Mull' wi1 hdfew his am endment leaving the conirnilloe's bill unscathed. And so il left the House lo be considered in the Senate early next week. The Anpriprial ions Bill bft com mittee wilh a net increase in ap propriations of $8,013,704. Of this (igure. Sfi. 155,000 is accounted for by the raise in teachers' salaries The hulk of the remaining $1.H5H 704 would go to the State Board of Health, the Department of Con servation and Development Mliis despite its loss of Ihe Division ol Came and Inland Fisheries to the Hoard of Charities and Public Wel fare for old age assistance and aid 'o dependent children, lo Hie l!e- kv DEATHS MRS. MINNIE MOFFITT Funeral services were conducted Thursday morning at 11 o'clock at the Bethel Methodist church for Mrs. Minnie Moffit. 72, of the Bethel section, who died at the Haywood County Hospital Tuesday afternoon following a long illness Burial followed in the Bethel cemetery. Surviving are one son, Arthur A I Cody: two grandchildren, all of j Haywood county: one brother.. Horace Hargrove, of Montana. Wells funeral home were in charge of arrangements, of arrangements Dellwood Circuit Leaders To Hold 2d Conference Paxton (Continued from Page Six' AFTER 50 YEARS of separation, George Heck, t..",, m his "first love," Klizabeth Kuc s, U7, get married in Los Angeles and kiss alter the cere mony. Hack mi 10, the young Eliz abe'Ji had insisted I bey wait, but they soon lost contact; met new loves and mairied. Kli.uueth be came a widow at 41. Heck's wife died alter I') years of marriage. A niece ol the new groom brought them to,ethrr. (.iitcnmfioiKil) I., f. GRANT Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Ihe home of Joe Grant in I'nion II S C, for I,. .1 Grant, 77, who dicdislil at his home in South Carolina on 'Chapel moot Thursday. Mr. Grant was the fiith-' li( is cordial Rev. Walter 1! West will be guest minister .,1 vice. Sund.n evi :i;ng, and will hold his second iiiar'ei ly conferenro for the circuit All olliii.ds of the several churches or members ol the conference are expected to at tend lo ) I-!. H llouser will nieel his sialed appointments for the Dellwood Methodist circuit as fol lows: M.ie-.ic at 10 a.m.. Maple Grove at II am. and Dellwood at 7 lib pm. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed at the Maple Grow church. , Chinch school for Dellwood. Ma ple dove and Kliahelh Chapel convenes at III a, in., and at Maggie I .m, Methodist Youth Fellow il Dellwood and Klizabeth t (i :io p m. The pub invited to these ser- er of Theodore Grant and Mrs I. lira James of Wavnesvillc. i Others surviving are the wife. ! Mrs. Sarah Gentry Grant, son, Joe (i. Grant of Union, S. C; daughters. Mrs. Lura Cranes of Lavonia, S ('. R F.D. No. 2. Mrs. Tissie Head, Fairplay. S. C, and Mrs. Cora Phil hips, of Greenville, S. C. 57 grand I children and 55 great grandchil dren. I II e.ncnt S. i i.i contributions bu to increase Stall to la Slate aid t hrarics. lo 1 hi culture and Agrieiill in v I State College Labor, the Indus! I lie Cumin N .h m b ke care of employees, i public li- vices, and espeeial k nul-ol-stal .clonic Tin: I lepart nient of Agri lo the Cooperative ton-ioii division at 'I he Department of ial Commission, t lie Blind, four SI at e-'-ti i.port 0-1 ho'pil.,!:-. two State Mie.d !,,,' ah- orb must of i new item added S-lli.Oon appro;) Food Cont.ol v. nuiit of A'.1 ol leges, four orphanages. educal ion lie rest. The State and work onl two dig, 111 c.ee ( 'are Conimi records pro j of Alchives only ileh'.s i sillier r, di! 7-10' at 'he Both Hie II ed elioii- cre.,.,e t! e fill' ! Hs : ;i ! j Hon" eh ii re: enl.it e sum mi I increase i nbl.v to d ca'in- "ii in ni; i;il io lion, and r:nde ee I ai-l'. ! he ; (I but Ii h Tin committee is a u;i ial ion lor Pure , v. ork in I he Deparl- i iciill ni l in the next i n ' A.poi eei ial ions for in- j c.,'e work of Hie Medical i and 1 tie veteran's icct of the Department and llidory were the in Hie original bill to Hon ,,! total of $380. lands of I be committee, iiisi and Senate (lefeat i amend Ihe hill to in--,.Y1 -1 i;;.4:(o eaiinarked ion; I salaries, despite u lo convince Ihe rep am! -euaiors that this ';;i! short of the 30'; sired. Thus, amended ; !e a requirement allo ' llie library aid ap u.'i I he basis of popula- Canton "Y" Club Elects Officers Officers were elected for the Canton Y's Men's Club for I he coming year at a meeting Tuesday in the club room. .Nat Forlney was named presi dent. Howard Sellers, vice presi dent; Hall Whitworth, secretary, and Howard MorTitt, treasurer. VV. Lee McElrath and J. R. Secrest were elected to the hoard of directors.. Mrs. (' (i New ell. Pastor The pastor will preach next Sun day morning at eleven o'clock on the siihiecl of GOD'S ( IliACK SII1DY GKOYF. MKTIIODIST ( ii i;gi: C ( ) Newell. Pastor ence crown and received but had to decline bids to the National In vitation and NCAA tournaments. Last year they repeated their loop he Dellwood ser- i championship, and went to Ihe fin- j als of the National Invitation be fore dropping one to Oklahoma, 43-40 Much of their success was due to an offense based on out-shooting, with Dillon in the key posi tion. When Tom Scott tojk over Ihe coaching job after Carne vale's departure to Annapolis the Carolina quint switched their style! this year to fast break-ins under . the basket, with Nemo Nearniau I feeding the shots. Their record for the year was 19 and 8. wilh sel backs handed by State, LaSalle Northwestern DePaul. Navy. Mary- j land and N.Y.U. splitting victories 1 with the latter two State took the conference tourney finals early this month in a 50-48 thriller from i the Phantoms. j What was Paxton's biggest thrill this season? Beating Duke twice, as ! any Carolina man would say "W. played our best game this year when Duke came to Chapel Hill . . . Kverybody was right in Ihe groove.' Ik rales, Koll'enberger as the best player he's run against, and can't sec how Adams. South Caro- STFWAKDS OF;lina's big center, can he compared to the Duke ace. Kenny Schugcrl i of Navy was another hot perform er. The N. C. State fteshmen" "They're all good, but I think Ncg ley is the best they've got," Carolina's prospects for next year are not too dim. "We all like Coach Scott and will put out for him. " The cage mentor now is scouting at tournaments for re placements with the loss of Jim Hamilton and Jim White staring him in the face But come next winter and N'earman and Cohen will be back, this .w ar's second string, intact . . . and a tall fel low named Boh Paxton as well. Approximate can homes have plants. 14 million Ameri central heating llrr Worn-out, No Mllllnns hmvn Mnnfltea tha vtlftl Vilamlnx ud attier antfv MiillsOini'ftH intw im lets efintmn, irtnlurilnv Iroi' I'boiphMlB. crrpf ni iubitl- Try OWIN rnr ) it; I SffA if ,mi rtnn't frri frari viiuni murh npnntrr Wiirb. fluv fnhiv Lirr! i ( hrit OMIN like (nod! At Smllh l Unit Slurr H, S3. s:l, t. .Smith's Cut :ate OruR Store guests are ( II Mi l III i: Ml I IIODISI t ii iu.i: Spring IvTiilinery in STIIAWS in. I I lOWI ItS I III HAT SHOP LILIAN Al l I V II i: T, Owner C lino Ii Slrccl IIAZEWOOD METHOOIST CHURCH Sunday School at (en o'clock. Young people's service at 6:,'!(i p m Evening service and sermon at 7:30 p. m. Ihe municipal general purpose tax limit from $1 to $1.50 on the $100 valuation has passed Ihe Senate without amendment. The pastor will preach next Sun day morning on the subject of "JFSl S. ( U K ONLY HOpk." The sermon will he preceded by a short talk by a layman on a timely sub ject for this season. We are hop ing for improved w eal her. health and attendance by next Sunday. We had a good attendance and line spirit at, our service lasl Sun day Prayer can and does change folks and things. Let us he more constant and zealous in our prayers. t Alt!) OK THANKS many their Ii to thank our friends and neighbors for kindness, synipalhy and Moral of ferings during, Ihe illness and death of Mrs. Mary Maslilmrii Allen. L L. Allen and daughters, and The Mashlmrn Family. la in bracket in the Minns Bill Stale 20', pass- di : ii no. ooo.i le. elo nri.i1 w ig i Bin 1 1 leaching 1 may hriii" Indeed Ih, pal oniilro the I. g, let Nol In- iin In ringing Ihe Post War d 'to ;ii anoroximale i adding $0,300,000 I both 1 lie Senate anil gt amendment. The 1 1 1 1 1 ro urn nl Appro i i mains in committee 1 1 1 ' J i ' s. incident to tho I'rogi im. especially 1 medical school and pn ai at Chapel Hill, i prolonged discussion, h i! offers Ihe princi--'. re mailing: before ree - irree - tree 3 VALUABLE PHIZES 1 - leep 1 - Bendix Automatic Washer 1 - Eureka Complete Home Cleaning System Se Prizes to be given away by the V. F. W. lIY 4th, 1947. Each dollar donated to the V. F. W. Elding fund, entitles you to an opportunity to et one of these prizes. Prizes on display at riiCOD iviuiUn- UU. ana nwvjjno ELECTRIC CO. H. all Ii I'lol.l Il Ii. Ill Hie I ipiur ; Bllie o i; in v it prov id. I il :, ol ClllUO l I'rograi anil to pices. " Il reipiile evei Sla! e to I in to Ihe Stale HI! 22!) a simps has pa out amendnienl ( ffol ' s til the Sel aeil I. Io ot hi week's interesting i v i uiie mailers and mol teacher and li as. Keprcscnlative i -on introduced II B ocouragiug title "To onal funds for sala is and other State . the Good Health mental institutions General Fund pur seil this hill would ABC slore in the over ils net profits eneral Fund icd al opening the d I 1 1 h houses w ith- ih spile vigorous ile lo remove ils pi oh i lii i in ii nl ma i n I e nance of mpiii beishiu iii'iiget. Tin- Senate com mittee has reported out As sub stitute of SB 118 setting minimum wages and maximum hours of a soingvv hat more clastic variety than! those set bv the original bill.1 Teachers and educational problems! in general continue to hold the' legislative spoiiighl. HB 621 would provide thai beginning with next year no si hool should lose teach ers for lack of average daily atten dance v lii-n ifs average daily en rolhnenl would justify keeping the allotment il already has. SB 21!) and ils companion MB 548 would submit the entire Stale educational system to close scrutiny by a com mission required to investigate and make recommendations to the next General Assembly These bills, having been approved by the res pective committees on Education, now rest in the Appropriations committees for consideration of the $50,000 proposed to be appropriat ed for the commission's expenses. SB 222 which has passed the Senate without substantial amend ment would give the State Aero nautics Commission power to regu late the installation, equipment and safety of airports. Counties and municipalities will have their tax ceilings raised if two recent bill eontinu the successful" progress they have enjoyed thus far. SB 203, Introduced by Senator MeKinnon Balentine's SPECIA We are now showing Beautiful Spring colors in all woo! swec '- ers, sport shirts and Zelan Jcick by Puritan Knitting Mills. ts Very SPECIAL for 25 DOZEN Nylon (Friday anl Satunliiy Only) First Quality Per Pair The Toggery h ? ii iS Visit our store for a large vane ty of slacks Sizes 28 I pleati and zipper. o 42 with Also j lire Selection Of 100' I Wool Sport' Coats By Cross-Country Sportswear Corporation WORE WAYNES VI llE, M. C. on February 27, which would raise i J
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