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n- JZ2 VTAYNI jTILLH IIOUNTAIN rshj Aftemwn, t ; 2 at on l:d Crocs (Continued rrom Fate 1) our door for relief, If it were not for the Red Cross (whose work includes the handling of such needy cases). "If disaster ver strikes here, the Red Cross would come in and take over. "The cheapest insurance against lire and disaster is enrollment in the Red Cross." . Oral Yates of Iron Duff, the campaign director, then riscussed final instructions, and declared: . "My time is yours until this $3,745 quota is raised. "If Vou need halp in any area, Just call, me." Mr. Williamson did not an nounce a definite date for the end of the campaign, but told the workers it was hoped that the quota would be reached by March 15. Among those who attended the session in addition to Mr. Wil liamson and Mr.. Yates, were: Mrs. Felix Stovall of Waynesvllle, Mrs. Frances Jones of Lake Junaluska, Mm. Roy Parkman of Waynesvllle. M s. C. R. Ross of Lake Junaluska, I js. Tom Lee of Waynesvllle, Bill Chambers of Hazelwood, Harry Bourne of Hazelwood, Mrs. Sam Potts of Dellwood, Mrs. William Medford of Waynesvllle, Mrs. Homer West of Francis Cove; Mrs. Myrtle Ray of Waynesvllle. Mrs. L. K. Barber of Waynes vllle, Mrs. L. L. Allen, Mrs. Ernest Medford, Mrs. Delmas Caldwell, and Mrs. Grady Farmer, all of Aliens Creek. Mrs. R. Stuart Roberson of Hazelwood,' Mrs. Henry Francis of Francis Cove, Miss Hazel Holllngs worth of Francis Cove, Mrs. Reeves Noland and Mrs. Woody Jones of Ratcliffe Cove, Mrs. David Hyatt, Mrs. Robert Turner, Mrs. Ellen Freeman, Mrs. Malcolm William son, Mrs. Frieda Knopf, and Mrs. Hilliard Atkins, all of Waynesvllle. Ray Milner of Iron Ouff, Mrs. Gay Bradshaw of Upper Crabtree, Mrs. Harry Lee Liner. Jr. of Way nesvllle, Miss Pearl Lesley John son of Lake Junaluska, and Mrs. Roy Campbell, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Charlie Woodard and Mrs. Charles McDarris, all of Waynes vllle. Homogenized milk is whole milk which has been treated mechanic ally to break the fat globules up Into small pieces, thus preventing the cream content from rising to the top. Al Severance, Vlllanova basket ball coach, is a noted public speaker. He is In his 14th year as coach of the Main Line cage squad. rA : hot so smart... W SWtM ( 'Ts5j 1 V" C0S? rrXrv1 Extension Editor 1 DR. FRANK JETER, Extension Farm editor, is scheduled to be here Saturday and scover" the program. MORE ABOUT Gov. Scott (Continued from Pace 1) Mors ASOUT Mrs. Palmer (Continued from rate I) ter, V C. Nobeck, L. N. Davis, Oliver Shelton, John Boyd, Noble Garrett, Sr.. T. L. Gwyn, Crews Moody, Joe Tate, Sr., J. J. Fer guson, Bryan Medford, R. V. Welch, Dave Boyd,' John B. Camp bell, Grover Davis, T. C. Norrls, and Joe S. Davis. v Mrs. Palmer, a native and life long resident of Haywood County, was the daughter of the late Wil liam H. and Robena Moody Nich ols. " Surviving in addition to the hus band, are one son, James M. Palmer, Jr. of Waynesvllle; two daughters, Mrs. Geter Price of Charlotte and Mrs. Harold Robin son of Raleigh; three brothers, Clayton and Will Nichols of Way nesvle, Route 1, and Frank Nichols of Asheville; two sisters, Mrs. C. C. CHne of Waynesviller Route 1, and Mrs. Walter Hyatt of Florida; and three grandchildren. Garrett, Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. U?tf NCS-fA-M LA3C3 CSEW ) . . . M U W ' 31,041,000 ; EQUALS I MILLION y: ...... u .1 ;;siz.6.ooo rIOSE ABOUT Big Still (Continued from "still life" north of tLT u oynanit, ing, they explained V!' moonshiners as Tennei practice, they pointed old custom" amnn, .." ers of that state litis catch, which h.j . atin for hm, . . " " Want Ads bring quick results. Peddler Triple-Crosses -Double-Crossing Cops TAMPA, Fla. (UP) Embarrass ed detectives George Huerta and W M. Myares ran into a triple cross when, they tried a double cross.' , , , - They said Ellsworth ueniinger tried to sell them two bottles of morphine. Then they flashed bogus bills, made the trade and arrested him. ' ." when the "morphine" was ana lyzed, it turned out to be plain flour and salt. Blow Up Your House If You Feel Like It MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UP) You can blow up your house any time you want In this state. Wisconsin's attorney general, Thomas E. Falrchlld, said all you have to do is be sure no one is hurt. 1 He made the ruling In the case of a man who dynamited his own home because he was dissatisfied with a contractor's work. a ... third Haywood nm V s IntheBlgBendsecUo ary 13. , On that date, thev k,. . gallon Job which ...rfr' ""' - weeks lat I raided a still of 500 uV acity only 100 yards froBi where the biggest one? raid brought the total tJ three to 4,850 gallons. 1 T? set he, stage for J Kerley and Reece spotted J last Sunday afternoon bJ rided that fh ij ....? ". uiu UUUll ' be hi production on wl The two men and 1W1 officers staged their raid a 2 p.m., and were back bi t vme wim meir priij hours later. Week-End SPECIALS MEN'S 8-oz. OVERALL PANT $2.49.CuHedS,yle $2.22 Work Clothes Arc Advancing In Price GENUINE DUKBAK $7.50 PANTS - $5.88 125 C0AT $i0.9S Take Advantage Of These Bargains MEN'S WORK PANTS $2.9S Assor,ed Group $1.94 Tan and Blue Most All Sizes MEN'S 8-oz. OVERALLS $2.48. Vdue - $2.2S That Extra Good BIG DAD UNDERWEAR SHIRTS AND SHORTS SPECIAL Boys' and Men's 39 Save On These .MEN'S GABARDINE . SLACKS A SPECIAL BUY $5.95 Tan, Blue And Gray DIAPERS $1.98 Regular $2.39 Value musical number. Elmer Hendrlx, secretary of the county group, will give a report of the nominating committee. Richard N. Barber, Jr., will brief ly outline the industrial and its association with agricultural me, and present Governor Scott with tokens from the various plants and farms. A short musical program, by two other quartettes will follow Mr. Barber's part on the program. The Blaylock Sisters of Center Pigeon and the "Southerneers" of Thick ety. The Blaylock sisters group is composed of Frances Blaylock, Mrs. Hilda Klnsland. and Mrs. Edith Vetoe. with Jeter Martin, accom panist. The "Southerneers" group Is made up of J. H. Clark, Ross Kll Patrick, Alden "Red" Anderson and Guy Grogan. Mrs. C. O, Newell will introduci the guests, and J. H. Woody will present L. Dale Thrash, district highway commissioner. Mr. Thrash will present Governor Scott, who will make the formal announce ment of the winners and give the awards to the communtiy leaders for the leading sections. Earlier this year, three judges checked the 23 communities, and their decision as to winners of first, second, and third placeswere put In a sealed envelope and put under lock and key. The Governor will open this envelope and read the decision of the judges Satur day.. .. . v. ' -' Much interest has been shown In the contest, as well as the program at large, since it was inaugurated here in January 1049. 5 Child's Overall Only - QQc Sizes 1 to 5 COTTON BATTS 97c value 87c 89c value 77c BOYS' BLUE DENIM DUNGAREES Only -"$3, .59 Sizes 6 to 16 Boys' Dept. Fog Machine Tried Out On Fruit Orchards FRANKFURT, Germany (UP) A new machine claimed to be able to produce enough artificial fog to guard fruit orchards and fields against frost for seven hours at a stretch is undergoing tests near here. . The Bavarian state agricultural testing station In nearbv Karls- hund, which developed the ma chine, reported that basic sulphuric acids, resulting in an artificial fog mixture "already proved In war," They added that the real novelty In the invention lay in the ma chine's mobility and usefulness "In every sort of terrain." MEN'S CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS $1.39 Values . . Special -$3, .09 Mrs. Robert Murphy and daugh ter, Jan Marie, of Portland, Ore., are visiting her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Roy Haynes of Clyde. Mrs. Murphy and Miss Lucille Cathey of Greensboro spent the weekend with Miss tJathey's moth er, Mrs. Frances Cathey, of Clyde. .. , . Mrs. Wilton Fleming and sons, Lee and Ray, of Raleigh, recently visited Mrs. Fleming's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Haynes, of Clyde. SALLY'S SALLIES - OIL-CLOTH--Special -gc READY WITH TOBACCO CANVAS .15 mm SOG SEMES. ' WSm M: SPECIAL P.BHSES 1 b"tk "How timely visit, Doctor Divine!" . STRAND ONE DAY MARCH 9 itVlRY RlViAUUG MCTI PARK SHOP AND SAVE WITH ?J,YS Dept Sfore - - : : " 7 1 ,THt STORY tflMf WM.nl AMHtMCM ON S1AOI M fltSOM MUQMitaum voMtN war -?. 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Ivory Soap Lg, 225c Lux Soap ,. Bath 10c Scottissue Roii 221 c Tomatoes ....... Large, Thin-Skin Grapefruit 3 for- 2SC Firm Ripe Fancy Apples "S00"'' Fresh ' Green Swt. Potatoes YTe?0yw Spinach ib. 19c ib 13c 227c ib.329c lb j f . lb. 4Qc &' r Fillet of - FRYERS FISH BACON . . BEEF STEW FRANKS . . ' Perch lb. Lean Sliced lb. , Tasty Boneless lb. ' All . Meat lb. 3c ?! v. ! I . .V ! Kraft Dinner, pkg. 22; Franco-American Spaghetti, No. 1.2; Gold Medal Macaroni, 8 oz. 22 Velveeta CHEESE, lb 2! Rita CRACKERS, lb Chtank Style TUNA, Vt can 1 Boned TURKEY, Vi can . 53 Sweet Mix PICKLES, 22 oz. Kraft MAYONNAISE, qt Cloverbloom BUTTER, lb 22 Deep Brown Libby Beans, can Nucoa Oleomargarine, lb. Premium CRACKERS, lb. VV A VTTTSI 8 n7.. .... -n ft DOZ. FRESH EGGS Of l i 1 mm P AUK SHOP SAVE iorju i tmiDMU it u mows 1
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