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Dr. Frank P. Graliani. iitwly appointed U. S. senator from North Carolina, uses his own method to
muke friends with a very youthful guest at his home in Chapel Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Cheshire,
.Jr ., of Raleigh ami their L'2-iiionth-old son, Joseph' III, were among hundreds visiting Dr. Graham's
1,om)v to wi.h him well. Jo-eh III demurred and started crawling away. Graham interrupted his hand
shaking at the -pen house" and got down on the floor with Joseph. That broke the ice, and they soon
necaliie .ttJdiast friends. The famed liberal president of the University of North Carolina was ap
pointed to the senate last week by Gov. Kerr Seott to succeed the late Senator J. Melville Broughton.
(AP Photo)
MORE ABOUT
Rpffpr Hnmp Life
ueuer iiome uic ,
(Continurd from Page 1)
live together in peace and harmony
in the home, and to have respect
for the rights and privileges of oth-
ers there wtll he far less chance of
their infringing on the rights of
other people on through the rest
OI IUC, ailU IIU11UII wuuiu aiau
spect nation.
Yes. it is the duty of the home I
"To bring up a child in the way he
should go and when he is old he
will not depart from it."
Discipline
The second thing we must teach
our children, if we ;ire to have the
right citizens of tomorrow is Dis
cipline Now I do not mean neces
sarily punishment. However, ! do
think that piiTiishmi nt fnr wrung
behavior, when rightly and wisely
administered, is good in its place
and valuable lessons are learned
and remembered that otherwise
might be forgotten.
The home is a splendid place to
teach the child discipline in the
fundamental things of life. If a task
is given to a child in proportion to
his ability, then he should never
be allowed to leave the job half
done just because he gets a little
weary of it
If a task is worth doing it is
worth doing well
Self Discipline
THe home. too. is a fine place to
learn the lesson of disciplining
ones self in steadfastness and lov-
alty. Here a child can learn, early.
loyalty to family and friends; and (
a high purpose even in the face of
suffering. Here the child f; taught
to slick to what he believes to be
right.
Too many people are too easily
led into the wrong way. are too
easily persuaded to ilu the wrong
thing because they were never
menu
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taught to discipline themselves,
wt',e nevtr laught true values-
The hoine would do well too i
' taught the '""' child the value
of right living, clean lives, pure
hearts and Christianlike charac-
ters.
hpar of mu(.h deH cy
nQw amon QUr th Yet any
SOund-thinking person has
with our youth as the homes in
which they were raised. The great
est number of criminals are young
people, and one of every three mar
riages is broken.
Mother's Job
The task of the mothers of our
coming generation is certainly a
big one. but there is no other ca
reer so rewarding. She does not
work with clay or stone, but with
living souls and future lives and
characters. Yes, the hand that
rocks the cradle still rules the
world and determines the future
peace and brotherhood of the
world. Not only does the rural wo
man have duties and responsibil
ities as a world citizen in her
home, but in her community also.
Here she may put into practice the
lessons she has been teaching in
her own home.
Here she can set a fine example
of working together with her
neighbors for the common good of
all. By pooling their efforts more
can be accomplished, for in unity
there is strength. By working to
gether rural women can secure
better Churches, better health
'good clean recreation for all.
Through club work she not only
learns to be a better homemaker
and citizen, but is able to use her
influence to help others and to
demonstrate what neighborliness
ran mean to the world. As she
works with others in her commun
ity for a more abundant home and
community life she is setting a ,
fine example for her children; and,
too, she is doing her bit as a world
citizen to promote brotherhood
and establishing world peace. Yes,
our only need to banish forever
the fear of any future war is
PARK THEATRE
PROGRAM
SATURDAY, April 2
DOUBLE FEATURE
II
West Of
Starring
CHARLES STARRETT and SMILEY BURNETTE
ALSO
"Jacare"
Frank Buck's Great Jungle Thriller
LATE SHOW
Trouble
Stafrring
PEGGY KNUDSON and CHARLES RUSSELL
SUNDAY,
Hazard
Starring
PAULETTE GODDARD and MacDONALD CAREY
MONDAY - TUESDAY, April 4-5
"Adventures
(In Technicolor)
Starring
ERROL FLYNN and VIVACA LINDFORS
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Young Friend
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St. John's
(Continued from Page D
Jimmy Davis, Ann Rector, Pantha
Houser, Linda Messer, Betty Clar
ida, Elizabeth Medford and Donna
Queen.
Chorus of dancers: Dolf Kienast,
Sally Wages, Nancy Furtado, Mar
tha del Peso, Barbara Jean Potts,
Bette Hannah, Doris McCrarey,
Bonnie Walker, Anita Vandenberg,
and Jean Hawkins.
enough good homes in which Chris
tianity is taught and lived.
This should be our prayer:
Keep us, O God, from petti
ness: let us be large in thought,
in word, in deed.
Let us be done with fault-finding
and leave off self-seeking.
May we put away all pretense
and meet each other face to face
without self pity and without
prejudice.
May we never be hasty in
Judgment and always generous.
Teach us to put into action our
better impulses, straightforward
and unafraid.
Let us take time for all things,
make us grow calm, serene, and
gentle.
Grant that we may realize it is
the little things that create dif
ferences; that In the big things of
life we are as one.
And may we strive to touch
and to know the great common
woman's heart of us all.
And O Lord God, let us not
forget to be kind.
Every 1,114,000 gallons of. water
from Moses Lake, Wash., contains
one ton of magnesium.
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April 3
Of Don Juan
Farm. Costs Bose,
flhcdrile Dropped
Two-fceTCehtn '48
Although the nation's. gross farm
Income last year wa three percent
greater than in 1947, 'production
costs were eight per cent higher
and net profits Aere therefore low-
er than In the previous year, says
Moyle S. Williams, farm manage
ment specialist for the State Col
lege Extension service.
Latest estimates by the Bureau
of Agricultural Economics place the
1948 net farm Income at 17.4 billion
dollars, about two per -cent less than
in 1947. The decline Is the Mrsi in
10 years.
At the present time, says Wil
liams, Indications are that tarm
prices will decline turtner dui pio
duction costs will remain high. The
result is that the average farmer
can look forward to a favorable
year in 1949. but less favorable
than in 1948. Net farm income, the
specialist adds, will be small this
year unless increased efficiency
and better management are em
ployed to hold down costs. t
Average prices received by farm
ers in January of this year were
about 13 per cent below the record
set in January. 1948. The Index of
wholesale commodity prices has
continued down and in early Jan
uary was 6 per cent below mid-
August. Nearly all of the decline in
wholesale prices has been on farm I town, which has used up five po
products and food; non-farm com-ijCe chiefs in recent months,
modities have changed little. I
Pl&nes Bfcihg Utilized
To Gbmbat Forest Fires
Planes are being used in emer
gencies to help fight Haywood
County forest fires.
County Forest Warden R. E.
Caldwell says the planes are em
ployed in areas where lookout tow
er detection is not complete and at
times when visibility is extremely
low.
The planes, hired on a contract !
basis locally, have been of con- !
siderable help on several occasions i
In extinguishing blazes in the Sylva !
forest district as a whole, Mr. Cald
well added.
The officials of the state forestry
division are hoping that two-way
radio systems to establish contact
between ground fire crews and ob
servation pilots can be used in the
future to aid in the fight against
forest fires.
Mr. Caldwell says he feels that
such cooperation could speed up
PHONES 82 AND 83
Customers and Friends of Haywood County
Gentlemen:
Many price changes arc taking place. It shall ever be our policy to pass along ' J01
any savings that we can get through careful buying.
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Check with us to obtain the advantage of lowest current prices. In certain instances,
we have been able to get some exceptionally good bargains. For instance, we have a shipment
of doors that represent unusual values. These are splendidly built with solid stiles ami so
prisingly cheap, as follows:
2'8" x 6'8"
2'6" x G'8"
A few f: )nt doors at $12.50.
We have been getting a numb:- of other items that are still in short supply. incluiW
5 V Crimp galvanized roofing, .;.-dvnnied pipe, kiln dried Fir, Ponderosa, Sugar and South"
Yellow Pine.
Springtime is here and it's time to paint. We have in stock all the popular colors.
you see an .utstandingly good paint job, chances are ten to one it's "Gliddens". For great"
and smoother coverage and for lasting wear, we recommend "Gliddens Climatic" Dixie Made
Dixie Trade.
Let us help you solve your builu."
material difference."
Sincerely,
WHEN YOU
At Strand
Tv.one Powe. tu.iv (Une T. n.t s ingenious ptan .o. .evenge .mo
unexpected channels in 'Tbat Wonderful Urge," Twentieth , Century
Fox's hilarious new comedy hit. Opening at the Strand Theatre
Sun-lay.
BOY PREACHER T.U'KLFS KIN
EVARTS, Ky. (UP) Hilly Hates,
12-year-old' schoolboy of the re
mote mountain areas of south
eastern Kentucky, said "the Lord
told me just to go out preaching."
He has 30 converts to his credit.
One of Billy's best efforts has
been reserved for this tiny mining
COW SETS PRODUCTION MARK
HADLEY, Mass. i UP' A mem
ber of the nation's bovine aristoc
racy is Harlsbrook Inka Maude, a
registered Ilolstein cow which has
produced 109.8(12 pounds of milk
and 4,087 pounds of bultcrl'at in
eight years. Her owners. E. P. and
O. C. West say she is the 1.809th
Ilolstein in the ( ntire United Slates
to produce moie than lOOjOOO
pounds of milk.
the work of suppressing (ires and
save time for (ire crews in locating
the right place to attack a larger
blaze.
Two-way radios have already
been established by the -Sylva dis
trict between the lookout lowers
and the county warden's ti u ks.
A Cheap Way To Sell Want Ads
HAYWOOD BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY
WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
March 28, 1949
at $8.80
at 8.60
HAYWOOD BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY
THINK OF BUILDING TWiwk-
duiiluN(3...think OF
' Thursday Afternoon,
Sunday
Flame-resistant woolens are used
for furnishings in luxurious post
war passenger planes.
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America's mot versatile vehicle for farm and kim
Selective 2- and 4-wheel drive. Thrifty 'Jeep' Engne
for economical performance. Let ui demonstult,
LIST PRICE $1335.00
SIMS TIRE & BATTERY (j
PHONH 486
2'0" x 6'8" at $8.50
l'G" x 6'8" Closet at 8.011
problems. Here you will often find "lfre
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