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Claudette Colbert, Robert young and George Brent starring in "Bride For Sale"
Strand Theatre "late show .Saturday night. Also Sunday-Monday.
coming to the
L. Crabtroo To
Hold Amateur
Program Jan. 14 "
By I.IPS. MILLARD FERGUSON
Mcuntairicer Correspondent
Th Lo ver Crabtree Community
-ovLicpnient Program oraniza-
ion is sponsoring an Amateur
Show at 7 p.m. at the Crabtrc.
iron Duff School. '
Tl:e varied program will include
x debate, special music by solo-
is. s, duets, and quartets composed
of members' of the community, and
loor prizes to the oldest couple
ind the youngest couple attending
he event.
EcUjes this, a hsld-headod man
will be crowned. . -
Home-made candy and cookies,
Mid wffwj will be swved ta the
members of the audience.
The admission receipts of ten
cents for each luld and 20 cent
for each adult wii) be useci to Mp
finance the community's basket
tall, teems. ;' '
Showing Sunday At The Pari: Theatre
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German And U.S. Youths
To Exchange Flights
HANNOVER, Germany (UP)
German youth leaders, meeting in
Goslar, enthusiastically welcomed
an Idea from America for a flying
exchange of youthful visitors next
year.
Richard Schiemann, chairman of
the meeting, told the leaders that
Monroe Smith, founder of the
American youth hostel system, had
arranged for the conversion of
eight American Air Force bombers
Into "flying youth hostels."
Schiemann said it was planned
to shuttle the planes between New
Yot and Frankfort. Germany, to
bring American students to Ger
many and German students to the
Untied States. The charge for the
flight, he said, would be about one
halj of an ocean passage,
lower levels.
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WANTED Two or three room
completely furnished apartment.
. No children. No pets. Reason
able. Call 53-J-3 or 55-J-l.
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FOR SALE Two registered male
rabbit beagles, 17 mo. old. Train
ed. Woodard Allison Cons't. Co.
Phone 1134., ' J 12-16
J.L. Johnson
Dies At 86
Near Canton
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John L. Johnson, 86, retired
farmer and cattle raiser, died at
his home near Canton early Mon
day morning. He suffered a stroke
several days ago.
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday afternoon in piaines Metho
dist church near the home. The
Rev. George B. Culbreth, the Rev
W. H. Pless and the Rev. H. L,
Smith officiated and burial was in
the church cemetery. ;
Active pallbearers were Howard
Jaynes, Carroll Johnson, Iredell
Holland, C. H. Holland, C. L. West
moreland and George Johnson.
The Young People's Class of the
church was in charge of flowers.
Mr. Johnson was a native and
life long ' resident of Haywood
county. . . ' . .''.'
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Rhctta Rhodarmcr Johnson; four
daughters, Miss Jennie Johnson,
Miss Margaret Johnson, Mrs. Reigh
Scroggs, and Mrs' Robert Jaynes
of Canton; a son, Lester Johnson
of Canton; five grandchildren and
one great grandchild.
Arrangements were under the
direction of Wells Funeral Home,
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Services Are
Held In Canton
For John Blythe
Funeral services were held in
the Canton First Baptist church
Tuesday afternoon for John (Dad
dv) Blvthe. 84. rptiroH nmnl nvn
of tho rantnn nivisinn f t'ho Du"'s Frank Davis and Mrs. C. O,
Iron Dull
Ratcliffe Cove To
Meet In Debate
The debaters and spellers of
Iron Duff and Ratcliffe Cove will
clash In a battle of words the
night of January 23 at the Hay
wood County Court House. ,
They-are scheduled to start at
7:30 p. m. ; ' '
Advance reports have it that the
debate on the matter of the County
Home will be the main bout on
the card.
Ratcliffe Cove's two season cam
paigners of the rostrum Bob and
t Charlie Francis will face Iron
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Champion Paper and Fibre Com
pany, who died Monday night in a
hospital.
The Rev. Horace L. Smith offi
ciated and interment .was in Bon-A-Venture
Cemetery.
Members of the Champion Old
timers Club, of which Mr. Blythe
was a charter member, were pall
bearers. A' native of Henderson county,
Mr. Blythe was a member of the
Beulah Baptist church; but had
made his home in the Canton area
about forty-five years.
At the time of his retirement
about five years ago, he had a
service record of nearly forty years
with the Champion Company.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Flora Brannon Blythe of Canton;
five sons Clyde, Henry and Roy
Blythe of Canton, Lanty Blythe of
Candler and Charles Blythe sta
tioned in Arabia; four daughters
Mrs. B. M. Moore, Mrs. R. C. Kins-
land and Mrs. Boone Robinson'v all
6f Canton, antf Mrs. Jamest t.
Wood of Atlanta; ' and a number
of grandchildren and great-grand
children.
Wells Funeral Home, Canton,
was in charge of arrangements.
'Newell.
The Ratcliffe Cove team, which
has won one match and lost one
so far this season, will argue the
affirmative side of the question
Resolved, that Haywood county
should no longer support and main
tain the home.
The Iron Duff standard-bearers
will argue in favor of the contin
nation of the home.
The Francis duet, however, has
had previous experience in argu
ins their point. Charlie Francis
was the only member of the team
to debate East Pigeon on the sub
ject last week, but Bob Francis
had had his arguments prepared
on both sides.
Charlie won the judges' decis
ion by a shutout.
The Iron Duff spellers alQ face
much sledding when' they start
bandying words back and forth,
The Ratcliffe Cove team Is un
defeated and untied in two match
es so far. . , .
FRIDAY. Jan. 13
JUNGLE PROGRAM
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WILD MEM OF KALAHARI'
NAKED MAN AND BEAST
BIG GAME OF AFRICA"
THis h The First 3 Feature Program In Western North
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DOUBLE FEATURE
ALSO
'1AUREL & HARDY MURDER CASE'
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' Starring
STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY
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LATE SHOW
"PROJECT X"
Starring
RITA COLTON and JACK WARD
II
SUNDAY, Jan. 15
MRS. MIKE1
Starring
DICK POWELL and EVELYN KEYES
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Jan. 16-17
"MISS GRANT TAKES RICHMOND"
' , . Starring
LUCILLE BALL and WILLIAM HOLD EN
James L. Miller
Celebrates
80th Birthday
James L. Uncle Jim) Miller
celebrated his eightieth birthday
at his home in Waynesville on
t . Attending the celebration were
?a son. Hem y Miller of Waynes
ville, with his wife and children;
daughter. Mrs. Allen B. Fisher,
and two cluldren, Sarah Belle and
James, of Addie; an only sister.
Mrs. Cary Callison, and Mrs. Joe
E. Sutton, and Mrs. Robert Fisher
of Sylva; Mrs. KeUon B. SJiephard
of Ashevil'e; and other relatives
from Gastonia.
A birthday cake wiih eighty
lighted candles was featured and
the honor-guest was the recipient
of many gifts and messages.
Mr. Miller, who is still active,
has made seven trips to New York
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Dick Powell and Evelyn Keyes, as newlyweds, find danger an the
trail that leads to Dick's Canadian Mounted Police post in the Iso
lated northwoods in this dramatic scene from United Artists' film
ization of "Mrs. Mike," due soon at the Park Theatre. v
in the past six years t,
daughters. Mrs. JesSu
Mrs. Eugene D. Bush,""
pointed out that the students spend
much of their free time in the
afternoon practicing basketball in
thp evm.
The session, held at Louisa
Chapel, opened with songs led by
Robert Evans and Miss Ma,ttie Lou
Justice at the piano.
Lloyd Justice led in. the prayer.
for
CAPTURE OF
THAT'S CAPTURfo
HEART Of AMU
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: Bale Evans
Riders of fc
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S. Clyde CD Club Terms School
Heating Inadequate; Seeking Relief
The residents of South Clyde Board.
discussed the heating facilities of Then Mrs. P. C. Mann, Sam
the Clyde School gymnasium when Jackson, and William Osborne, the
they held their Community De-, community chairman, were ap-
velopment Program meeting last, pointed to a committee to accom
Monday night. pany the members of the school
The seneral opinion was that the , board to a meeting with the Board
Tm'A filinira Ttallv MahiIit thrnnrli Vriilsv 1 I. s w'
heating facilities were not ade
quate to take care of both the
school and the gym.
The discussion took place before
an audience of 55 people who in
cluded Coleman Francis, Roy
of Education and County Schools
Superintendent Jack Messer re
garding the matter.
The conference will be to de
cide whether it is possible to pro
vide a system which would be in
stalled in the gym, separate from
Haynes and B. B. Latimer, all the school
members of the Clyde School I At the meeting, several persons
Wendell Holmes' Gavel
Put Back In Service
IPSWICH (UP) While the .late
Oliver Wendell Holmes was chief
justice of the Massachusetts Su
preme Court, some 50 years ago-, fte
broke his gavel.
He asked Jim Bersted, a carpen
ter, to repair it. Bersted took the
gavel and ordered some special
wood for the repairs. But there
was a long delay and eventually
the broken gavel was forgotten. '
Recently, in his workshop, Ber
sted came across the long-forgotten
gavel, repaired it. and present
ed it to District Judge George II.
W. Hayes, 79, who now uses it
regularly. As a young barrister,
Hayes practiced law in courts over
which Justice Holmes presided. ,
Ratcliffe Cove
To Elect 1950
Officers Tonight
Bv Mrs. Aleie Ratcliffe
Mountaineer Correspondent
It's not that they're unhappy over
the present adminMration or any
thing, but the Ratcliffe Cove folks
are going to have an . election to
night anyway.
They'll meet at 7:30 P. M. at the
Community Building to pick the
officers who will head the Ratdiffe
Cove. Community. Development
Program for 1950.
A nominating committee, which
has been working more than a
week, has completed the lineup and
will offer thenames of the candi
dates to the people at the session.
Bob Francis, the' incumbent com
munity chairman, urges everyone
to attend. this meeting to decide
who will be the community leaders
for 1950..
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There Is some one
- - Watching ns to see,
If we are what we
pretend to be.
They're watching close
eur daily walk;
They also notice
all our ,tal!:.--We
can't fool people
very long;
Thy soon will catch
What's right or wrong.
The life we put out
on display.
It watched by folks
in every way.
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Shows Start at 7:00 P. M.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Jan.
12-13
"JASSY"
, Starring
MARGARET LOCKWOOD and PATRICA ROC
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SATURDAY, Jan. 14
ALBUQUERQUE
Starring
RANDOLPH SCOTT
SUNDAY, Jan. 15
WOMAN HATER"
Starring .
STEWART GRANGER and EDWIGE FEUILLERE
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Jan. 16-17
That Uncertain Feeling
Starring
MERLE OBERON and MEL VYN DOUGLAS
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Two Shows Daily Monday tnrougn Friday 7 4 9 f V
Saturday: Continuous Shewingj from 11 A.M.
Sunday: 3 Shows, 2, 4 and 8:30 P. M.
TODAY and FRIDAY, Jan. 12-13
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With JRED MacMURRAY and' MAUREEN O'HARA
SATURDAY ONLY, Jan. 14
DOUBLE FEATURE
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sormiet days ... and Tim's
toughest fight!
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Also Cartoon and Serial
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LATE SHOW SATURDAY NIGHT
ALSO SUNDAY and MONDAY, Jan 15-1
She'd Love To Say
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To a Man With a , y
It's lighthearted, carefree, gay ... in
riotous sort of way . . . when a
lovely husband hunter, with matrl
rnoney on her mind, discovers
tnet her heart's not an
(dding-machine!
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