TOE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE TIXT.IX (Second Section)
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'Afternoon, January 16, 1930
THE
OUNGER
SET
By
IILDRED MEDFORD
High School Senior V
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day
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dreaded "day has fin-
understanding,' memory, enunci
ation, stage presence, and imper
sonation.
your speech was very rood,
Margaret, and congratulations
for doing it so well.
The Haywood County Corn
s annual banquet will be held
7 p.m. Thursday at East
nesville School with Dr. E. R
Collins, head of the N. C. State
College agronomy department, as
principal speaker.
mis year s banquet will have a
special reason for celebrating, too,
One of the members of the Club
Dwight Williams of Waynesville
is the new state corn-growing
champion
Williams recently was declared
officially the winner of the 1949
North Carolina corn-growing con
test. His winning yield was more
than 141 bushels per acre,
Williams will be honored at the
n.r lrruw I 1UU piuudui; ttuutu, 11 annual uauijucv
Y'i' an Welrpnllv concerns vou and what vou John Rogers nf Crahtiw is tirps.
now. au a - . v - - i - r -
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the best out uo. . ..' . iiuciii vi we naywuuu vuuiuy VUiii
When i asKea uonny reamer- uiud; ranic m, Davis or iron Dun
wood what he thought the boys is vice-president; G. C. Palmer, Jr.,
talked about most, he replied, of Crabtree, secretary; and Sam
"Most all the boys talk about their Ferguson of Fines Creek, treasurer.
likes and dislikes of girls and what The officers urge all members to
they like for a girl to be like, return their card signifying their
Another subject that the male sex intentions to attend this banquet,
discusses is their ambition in life. I so that the proper arrangements
Very seldom do the boys talk about can be made,
school work." Certificates will be presented to
Here is another bov. George every member who raised 100
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Hart-Ptt that thinks almost the uusneis oi corn or more 10 me
Would you girls be interested In
what thp taovs talk about When
?,o put down on paper they get together?
1 ' i,..u, You probably wc
dav is
. mii maKe
L.eh we aren't Prepared
. urn i .
luck to you on me r-nsusu,
.... Kihle. Geometry and
Lther exams which you will
LsU are fun, aren't they?
ink so. and 1 am sure you
like them, too, if you were
hv the other siuaems,
lust like you.
.i mm rwl r r
Dfech Class at n.i.ii.a.
where all tne suiuems
k.ir snpeches. and were
.ill.
kidged by the other mem-
the class.
all the points were to-
Starearet Reece won tne
which was given by Miss
llackson.
speech Margaret gave was
rful. She put nerseir into
She way, and made every-
lieve almost that they were
actually what she was
about.
kvere judged on five things:
Council To
t Saturday ,
Court House
acre.
same thing as Donny:
"When boys get together in a
group tne mam topic ana most
talked about subject is largely
centered around girls.
"We talk about what the girl of
today does, wears, reads, eats, and
even says,
"When we get away from the
gang, we talk about our own pri
vate joy, our best girl friend."
Donald Whisenhunt says
"When boys get together, they
talk mostly about girls. Usually,
they brag about their girl as being
the best in school or college as the
case may be,
I think that every one will be
lieve Donald when he says that,
because he does a lot of bragging
about his best girl
Here is what Jimmy Whitman
had to say about the subject:
'As a rule, boys talk about their
members of the Haywood Khief interests when they get to-
4-11 Club Council will meet gether. Contrary to belief, they
In. Saturday at the Haywood seldom talk about girls."
Court House to help make I wonder if he was shy in what
or the annual Achievement he was saying, or did the other
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k with the work will We must be careful, g
lis oi tne county Extension we Know tnai we are me general vv.........., ,.r .-
cliff l tnnio nf rnnvprsntion for the hnvs!
day-long 'Achievement Pro
Thickety Folks
Re-Elect Carswell
As CD Chairman
K. O. Carswell was re-elected
chairman of the Thickety Conv
munlty Development Program last
Thursday night as the residents
named their officers for 1950 at
meeting at the Rockwood Church
Jack Harris was their choice tor
vice-chairman; James Smith for
secretary - treasurer; and Mrs
George Wright for reporter.
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Letters To Editor
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with good roads; but 1 was told at
that time that many of the moun
taineers are Republicans and that
for this reason they could not ex
pect appreciable State appropria
tions for the needed Improvements
in their section.
Fortunately the conditions have
changed now and I trust that the
time will come when a fine high
way will pass through the Pigeon
River Valley along the shores of
autiful Walters Lake in Hay-
Using stones and moist earth,
the ancient Indians of New Mexico
built community dwellings con
taining as many as 1,2 JO rooms,
the first apartment houses in
America.
theautiful J
wood County of North Carolina.
With best wishes, I am
Sincerely yours,
Richard Pfaehler.
Charlotte, N. C.
TbMiev
Miury of
The Styleline, one of two individually designed sedans
which have achieved immense popularity with Chevrolet
owners, will have new beauty in 1950. Improved grille
work, sturdier bumper guards and more tasteful orna
mentation are tome of the exterior Improvements. New
Cherrolets also offer increased power and comfort with
the Powerglide automatic transmission as optional equip
ment on lie Luxe models.
Apple fja ywood's tfPM-H
II iliii- Mom hove ft Starfft
Meet 2 Says Achievement Day 28th
Apple growers of Haywood
County and the rest of western
North Carolina will go to school
January 24 and 25 at the Court
House here.
On those days, specialists from
The 'boys and girls who have
done outstanding work in their
Haywood County 4-H Clubs during
1949 will be honored January 28.
The occasion will be the annual
Haywood County 4-H Achievement
N. C. State College, the U. S. Wild- Day program, which will open at
nf Service, and the North Caro- 10 a.m. in the Court House here,
Una ExDerlment Station will tell Awards will be presented during
them about diseases and Insects the morning session for the best
which attack apples, measures for individual work done in the various
thp control of rodents which dam- 4-H projects and to the junior and
aae the crops, and go over other senior club that the Judges decide
management problems confronting were oustandlng during the year,
Bob Francis
Retained As
R. Cove Chairman
By MRS. ALGIE RATCLIFFE
Mountaineer Correspondent
The residents of Ratcliffe Cove
o honor 4-H members who
landing work during 1949,
held January 28.
members of the Council are
r county officers and the of-
f each of the county's 22 irp
1 clubs.
iharge of the meeting will
ncil President Nancy Poston
Bethel Club.
Francis of Waynesville Is
fcsident of the county-wide
Pete Noland of Crabtree is
ry; and Patsy McCracken of
is reporter.
the Kid, most
of the old west,
prt Sumner, N. M.
notorious
is buried
If you are a Girl Scout you al
ready know about all the fun that
the girls have in Troop 4.
But, in case you aren't, I'll let
you in on what they do.
They meet every Wednesday
night with Miss Mary Lu El wood
at the Scout Hut.
The girls usually wear jeans
and a plaid shirt, since they do
everything from calisthenics to
sewing.
After the meetings are over,
which is about 9 o'clock, all the
girls pile into one car, or maybe
two, and go to Charlie's for
something to eat.
You learn a lot by being a
scout, and it's fun, too.
chairman when they named their
officers for the new year in elec
tions at the Community Building
Thursday night.
Francis, who also is county-wide
Community Development chairman,
headed the local program In 1949
also.
Walter Francis was elected vice
chairman; Mrs. Lucille Medford,
secretary; Mark Galloway, treasur
er; and Mrs.; Algle Ratcliffe, re
porter. During the meeting also1 they
named Carl Jones as local 4-H
leader, and elected Mr. Jones and
Lem Leopard as basketball coaches
for the community boys team and
Mrs. Josephine Bischoff as girls'
coach,
the orchardists.
Among those scheduled to speak
at the school are H. R. Garris,
N. C. State College Extension
plant pathologist; George D. Jones,
Extension entomologist; Dr. Clyde
F, Smith, N. C. Experiment Sta
tion entomologist; Dr. Carlyle Clay
ton. Experiment Station patholo-
cist: H. R. Niswonger, Extension
horticulture specialist; L. C. White-
head of the U. S Wildlife Service's
rodent control department.
Apple pests will be discussed
during the opening-day classes,
and management problems will be
taken ud the second day of the
school. ,
The meetings will" open at
a.m, each of the two days'. '
The principal speaker during the
program will be Dr. R. B. House,
chancellor of the University of
North Carolina, who will address
the representatives of the 22 coun
ty clubs and their parents and
fricAids during the morning
sion.
Miss Nancy Poston of the Bethel
club, president of the county 4-H
Council, will serve as master of
ses
MUSIC ALL WET
COLUMBUS, Ga. (UP) Band
leader Louis Jordan couldn't even
swing out with "I'm Forever Blow
ing Bubbles" after a truck carry
Ing the band's Instruments plunged
off a bridge into a creek. The in
strumcnts were so water - logged
Jordan had to cancel an engage
ment.
ceremonies.
After lunch, the club members
will go to the Waynesville Armory
for an afternoon program of musi
cal and other types of games and
general all-around fun.
All 1,500 members of the coun
ty s clubs and their parents are
urged to attend this honor pro
gram.
Read the Want Ads for bargains,
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CAR-TUNES
By Watkins Chevrolet Co.
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Oh, that's O.K., Honey, Watkins Chevrolet has a twenty
four hour wrecker 'service.
Want Ads Brlsg Qnick Results
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Pies To Raise
Money For East
Pigeon Program
The East Pigeon folks will try
to raise funds for their Community
Development Program projects
through a pie supper they will
stage at 8 P.m. Saturday at the
Bethel School. s '
Community Chairman Van Wells
announced the event today..
Everybody brings one pie, and
the more the merrier.
And everyone can eat as many
pies as he can buy.
The money comes from the pie
sales.
READ
BOTH
THESE
STATEMENTS
All citizens of Waynesville owning and
operating motor vehicles, are required by
law to have 1950 Town license tags on
said vehicles by February 1, 1950. Person
failing to comply with this regulation will
be subject to fine, and costs in the matter.
: " Tags available at the City Hall for One
Dollar Each.
Noel Fisher
Named Morning
Star Chairman
Noel Fisher is the 1950 chair
man of the Morning Star Com
munity Development Program.
He and the other officers for the
new year were elected by the com-1
munity residents at a meeting
Thursday night.
Iro Medford was the peoples'
choice for vice-chairman; R.-C.
GossetUfor secretary; and Mrs. J.
Plemmons for reporter.
List
Give
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Earning
11 persons who have received a citation for violation of i traffic
iws, and overpark, and have not paid their fine of $1, should do so im-
fdiately. This is to dve notice, that all persons failing to pay imme-
ately will be lookorl nn hv tliP nolicc. and broueht into court, where
i i ' - .
ur costs of $10 will be added to the fine of $1. If you have a traffic
fket, We advise immorllgfo nnvment at the Citv Hall.
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ORVILLE NOLAND
Chief Of Police. 1
Duke Alumni To
Hold Dinner,
Elect 1950 Officers
The Duke University "old grads'
living in Haywood County will I
meet at 7 p.m. January 30 at the
Hotel Canton in Canton to elect
the 1950 officers of their Haywood
County Alumni Association.
The officers also are lining up a
prominent speaker and arranging
for the showing of films of some
of Duke's 1949 football games at
the dinner event.
W. T. Reeves, the president of
the Association, will be in charge
of the affair, and Frank D. Fergu
son. Jr., of Waynesville. will in
troduce the speaker.'
C. E. Weatherby of Waynesville,
Mrs. Hilda Haliburton, Mrs. Mar
tha Mock Medford, Harmon Moore,
and Jimmy Reed of Waynesville
have been named to the nominat
ing committee which will submit
the candidates for the; offices at the
meeting. Mr. Reeves Is chairman
of this body.
From the candidates, the mem
bers will elect a president, vice-
president, secretary-treasurer, cor
responding secretary, and alumnae
representative for the women grad
uates. '
All property owners and taxpayers in Haywood County are required to return to. the list
takers for Taxation for the year 1950 all the Real Estate, Personal Property, etc., which
each shall own on the First day of January.
All male persons between the ages of 21 and 50 are required to list their polls, during
the same time. '
""All persons who own property and fail to list it and all who are liable for poll tax and-:
fail to give themselves in will be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor.
$2.00 PENALTY WILL BE CHARGED FOR FAILURE TO LIST
Beaverdam V. H. Byers
Cataloochee .... Mack Caldwell
Cecil Kin Browning
Crabtree C. T. Noland
East Fork Ken Burnett
White Oak Odie Fish
TAX LISTERS
Fines Creek Jack Ferguson
Iron Duff ... .. Manson Medford
Ivy Hill Ernest Carver
lonathan Creek .. .. N. W. Carver
Pigeon Gay Burnett
Clyde Vanar Haynes
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'aWflOaflTnlielectroirSFn
rangements is Miss Debrayda
FLsher of Waynesville.