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a log.
Powder ana caps will be fur
nished, and plenty of lead for bul
lets is on hand.
Officials for the event are Jona-
June Bride j Opera
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WOMEN PV U5 N1CB COMPUMtMTJ,
'WE remembbr the many
LITTLE TMIMSS YOU KNEW
ABOUT AND 5USSESTED WkSN
WE BUILT. TWET SAVED
US MONEY THEN , AND
IRRITATION now
ire expecting this week
2 carloads of
wer
(4 to 24 inches)
Pipe
Mrs. David Mills, the former Miss
Dorothy Colledge, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Colledge of 18 Mar
cellus street, Asheville, whose mar
riage to David Mills, of Sylva, took
place on June 22 in Clayton, Ga.
Mrs. Mills attended the Waynes
ville high school where she was a
member of the band and later
graduated from the Weaverville
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Mills arc making
their home in Wayuesville.
Trade School
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trade.
One of the first jobs the school
undertook was the construction of
a scorekeeper and public address
booth on the WTHS baseball field,
shown in the accompanying pic
ture. The Wayncsville-llazelwood
Softball league wanted the build
ing erected, but finances were not
at a high enough ebb to pay a reg
ular construction price foivit. Mr.
McClure offered to furnish work-
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Theater in Oda, Ohio for two years
Teh romantic plot of "The Pi
rates" centers around Frederick
who when a young boy had been
mistakenly apprenticed to a band
of pirates, and his attempts to es
cape the band. Other than Ruth,
who had joined the pirates as maid-of-all-work,
he had seen but few
women, and consented to take her
as his wife, when Major-General
Stanley and his beautiful wards
happen upon the scene.
Leading roles in the light opera
are sung by Frank Lowe of David
son college, as the Major-General ;
Herman Lineberger of Salisbury,
the Pirate Chief; Howard Jarrattof
New York, as Frederick; Mary Hel
en Zum Brunnen of Salisbury and
formerly with the San Francisco
Opera company, as Ruth; Sylvia
Rose of Charlotte, Dorothy Curry
of Ft. Pierce, Frances Chesson of
Elizabeth City, Eleanor Whiting of
Hartsville, S. C, Mr. Danford, and
Middy Raynal of Statesville.
Three choruses appear on the
scene, of the Generals' wards, a
chorus of pirate, and one of police
men. Tickets for Monday evening's
performance may be secured from
music students at WTHS or at the
Chamber of Commerce office.
than Woody, master of ceremonies,
and five judges, R. L. Prevost, Sher
iff R. V. Welch, Hlair Ross, Glenn
Palmer, and Charles M. Moody.
.Spectators will see the mutch free.
A string band and series of buck
dances have been planned for side
light entertainment, and a refresh
ment stand will be operated
throughout the day.
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ers free, and the veterans went into
the job with enthusiasm.
Now practically finished, the
boolh is as sturdy and well-built
as if done by professionals, and at
omy a cost ot materials used to
the softball league.
In addition to this building, the
veteran carpenters made tables for
the lunchroom at the Bethel school,
aim recently nave Deen working
on the cannery and shop buildings
at Lrabtree. Thus the veteran
training results in getting several
useful items built for the public
as well as training young people In
a trade they may follow the re
mainder of their lives.
The courses are set up to be
operating here at least two years.
Only 20 veterans may enroll in
each class. Since the courses here
began, the maximum number joined
and many more have applied for
similar work.
Jack Messer, superintendent of
schools, hopes to organize a course
in electricity in September, al
though getting a capable instruc
tor has thus far held back his plans
for this. Plumbing is another field
in which the school may branch
later on.
During the winter months the
emphasis will shift from practical
work to construction theory; blue
print reading, sketching plans, stu
dy of materials and allied subjects.
Theatre Troupe To Give
'Lombardi, Ltd.' Tonight
Starting tonight the "Theatre In
The Sky" will present the Broad
way comedy success "Lombardi,
Ltd." with Dave Chamberlain,
guest art-
J
1st, play
ing the
lead In g
role of
Tito Lom
bardi. ori
g i n a 1 1 y
played by
s c r e e n
star Leo
Cori'lllo in
the first
New York
produc
tion. The
play will
be repeat
e d on
Wed nes.
day and
T h ursday
and the
curtain rises at 8:30 P. M.
Formerly on the professional
stage Mr. Chamberlain is now busi
ness executive of a large Florida
concern but keeps his hand in at
acting with the Tampa Little The
atre. He is one of the charter mem.
bers of the group and has guided
the policies until it has become one
of the largest community theatres
in the South. He has played the
role of Lombardi more than forty
times.
Appearing in the play with Mr.
Chamberlain will be Ella Beth
Hurst, Grace Shiner, Electra Bal
lou, Jean Argyle, Jean Ann Brad
ley, Bobbye Burnham, Faye Rollins,
Polly Clark, Fredric Gadette, Da
vid Cromwell, Donald E. Vogt and
George Kenyon.
An elaborate stage setting depict-
ing the Lombardi
Studio on Fifth
Avenue has been
designed by Elma
Ilene who also
planned U of the
special gowns to
be worn through
the play. The en
tire production is
under the direc
tion of Maurice
Geoffrey, founder
of the "Theatre In The Sky."
DEATHS
Under certain conditions
is as strong as iron.
glass
Albert (Red) Wood)
Funeral services were held last
Tuesday in Elizabeth Chapel Meth
odist Church at Ratcliff Cove for
Albert (Red) Wood, who died Sun
day at his home following a long
illness.
The services were conducted by
Rev. J. E. Houser, pastor of the
church, and Rev. Paul Townsend,
pastor of Waynesville Methodist
Church. Interment was in a ceme
tery near Otto, in Macon County.
Mr. Wood was the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Wood, of Frank
lin. He had made his home in
Waynesville, where he had oper
ated a taxi, for the past live years.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Miss Carrie Mae Galloway,
a daughter, Linda Carol; and son,
Freddie; three brothers, L. H. and
R. A. Wood, of Waynesville, and
C. A. Wood, of Gastonia; and three
sisters, Mrs. W. P. Atkins, of Oak
Ridge, Tenn., Mrs. Ted Howell, of
Cherryville, and Mrs. T. C. Mash
burn, of Bryson City.
Joseph Aaron Cunningham
Joseph Aaron Cunningham, 63,
well-known farmer of the Aliens
Creek section of Haywood county.
died about 8:45 a.m. Sunday at his
home following a short illness.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Mary Jane Cunningham; a daugh
ter, Mrs. Swann Hendricks, of
Waynesville, R. F. D. No. 1; two
sons, Scott and Dee Cunningham,
both of Waynesville, R. F. D. No. 1
a brother, Wid Cunningham, of
Waynesville. R. F. D. No. 1; five
grandchildren, and three great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held in
Aliens Creek Baptist church, of
which Mr. Cunningham was a mem
ber, Monday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. The Rev. Thomas Erwin
and the Rev. C. L. Allen officiated.
Interment was in Buchanan ceme
tery. Garrett funeral homo was in
charge of arrangements.
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