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MOUMTAINEEE ! J .DAY, MARCH 5,1950 UiiJiiU SECOND SECTION i i ! 1 WAYNESYI - THE . SET -" By ;Y.' ' riLDRED MEDFORD High School Senior - IvnottwAnne Bischoff is columnist toaay fjunior at Waynesville "i-idin in gathering ier for Mrs. wo". o-v, Dufl High m-ihhu ta as the dale 01 in he name of me inay niv Cleans cp. i tho east are: d I,ois McCracken, M. L. muline Clarke. aruud Helen Ferguson, Frank i)ht,m Lou Greene, giiieKlW.iiNoIancJ. mson and -i . d'Y"c"- scver.m, "'"" ------ Ray Sutton are to be stage ; and ushers. .. ' . ....I t.m nit MISI SUCH mi " 1, outstanding workers, I.w rvonp will enjoy this. Piay- Hiivwood County pirls are have a wonderful limo this -they're going to Brenau .1,,, Kirk eet there Friday "rj're V'-m" a form!'1 rin In their honor, un v morning they'll tour the and Gainesville, Ga. i.aie xnoon a wiener. roast and afipwili bo i-iven for them. morning the group will p,o h, and then to a tea m the Hannah says, .""You know love to "no". I'm real ex- Jrnit going, even though I've fore.": ' '. :' Prevost says, "I'm look- ard to the trip and I'm as a good excuse to get a clothes." m nitjht, weary but happy ing had a wondcrtur time, ip will return home. who arc planning to go ian Walkins, Mildred Med- oa n Morris, Alice Marie Lane Prevost. "arin""Kath- ilhoun from W. T. II. S. Cline. from" Canton. Dolf and Belle Hannah from St. Nidations girls! Hope you -raiKi lime. t ' .1 J DON'T BUY IT ...Union you notd it. Don't load your home with unk ust bocauto It happens to bo a bargain. fitercstiiig fact to- note in iynesvillp High School Scn h is that there are about eight married members. This is in deed something for the class to be proud of. . And, they all seem to be happily married. Mary Drendlc McClure says, vvouiunt auvise girls to get mar ricd before they finish high school but I would' advise those who marry before finishings school to finish. I find it interesting to keep house and go to school," I'liyiiis Morrow Medlord says "You don't go out every night and you can stay. home and get your lessons together." ' Phyllis an Johnny uom are seniors this year at the high school. All the girls have their rings Most of them have their diamonds. too. , ; Canasta seems to be just the thing for a good get-to-gether these days. Stanford Massie wanted get a group of his friends together so he had a Canasta party. Every one said they had a grand time Carl Mundy, Stanford. Jihimie Galloway,- George Dewey Stovall Linda Sloan, Elaine Francis, and (Continued on page three) Magician To Give Performances For Lions Clinic Magician James W. Wear will aresent "The Great Wear Wonder Show" in two performances at the Waynesville Township High School March 9 under the snonsorshiD of he Waynesville Lions Club. Johnny Cuddbback, who Is hand ing the arrangemnets for the club, ud in the announcement tndav hat the shew was being presented o raise tunas lor me Lions' eye :linic, scheduled to open on Wed nesday. ; ' . The first show .will be presented :t the Auditorium at 1:45 o.m 'ith the curtain scheduled to go up n the evening performance at 8 rn.. and each will be different rom the other. Mr. Wear and his troupe have liven performances In other sec- ions of the nation for the last 12 years,. but this will be their first lppearance in this area. ihey recently wound up a two- rear tour of the West Coast that ncludcd performances in Holly. vood before more than 5,000 peo ?e who witnessed Wear's "Miracles n the Modern Manner". The two-hour program features Neat's feats of escape, his attempt o shout through a girl, and the 'Floating Lady,'' "The Garden of Flowers," and many other attrac tions. .. In brief, the .show contains balanced mixture of Chinese tor tures, Arabian fantasies, and plain American comedy and hokum. The admission prices for the af ernoon performance wilt be 25 cents for children and 50 cents fur adults, while the night show tick ets will cost 40 cents and 75 cents including tax. Sawmills Come Under Wage-Hour Law, Says Shuford W. Pigeon 4-H j Club Organized At Bethel Friday By MRS. HOWARD SMATHERS (Mountaineer Correspondent) The West Figeon Community Development Club last Friday af ternoon organized a 4-H Club, dur ing a meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCracken. Buddy Mull was elected presi dent. Gerald Owen, first vice-presi dent; Annette Sheffield, second vice-president; Joan McCracken, secretary; Patsy McCracken, treas urer; Peggy Ann Peeke, reporter; Patsy Fore, song leader; Peggy Ann Peeke. head of the refresh- ment committee; and Neal Kelly and Biily Terrell, recreation lead ers..'.; me .worn ci me -u ciub was explained and discussed, and a con test started in a drive for new members. The boys and girls will work in two teams, with the winning team to be treated by the loser. The contest will continue until April. The regular meetings will be held immediately after classes end every fourth Friday, , The next meeting also will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McCracken. who are the 4-H lead ers. The following are the charter members of the club: Neal Kelly, Joan and Patsy McCracken, Ger ald Owen, Max Shepherd, Annette, and Jeanette Sheffield, Billy Ter rell, Pauline Shepherd, Emma Jo Gibson, Jackie Gibson, Alice Vance Edwin Mann, Linda Vance, T. L itiacue, uavtcl Vance, Martha Sue Plemmons, Patsy Fore. Buddy mull, uiuy Diet, Tommy Owen, Peggy Ann Peeke, Helen McCrack en, Doris Hyatt, It. E. Cathey, Ken- nein wiwe, Annie Sue Gibson, and liaruara Kiddle. The Haywood High School " Student of the Week By ANNE BISCHOFF Today we have another outstand-' ing student from Waynesville High School, Coretta Hcnson, a senior at W. T. H. S. this year, and daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Henson of Waynesville, Coretta's ambition is to be n teacher of English and Bible and she is sure getting a good begin ning, ;, She Is treasurer of the senior class, and the high school chorus; a member of the Student Music Council and Student Council; a very active member of the Masque and Gavel Society pnd the Speech class. ' ., Coretta is a member of the Way nesville Presbyterian Church. She sings second alto in the church choir and also in the high school chorus; and is President of the Presbyterian Youth Fellowship. Besides being so active in clubs and church, she enters into many activities at school. She was a candidate for tiie IV A. R. Serapboolt this year. Last year she entered the guis speak ing contest. She has had a leading role in several plays given by the speech class, and shows 'high dra matic ability. Coretta thinks, "Waynesville High School is one of the best high schools in the stale ami any student thut has a desire to learn can learn with the help of the out standing faculty and officials there." Coretta has bright plans for the future. She plans to attend Mon- treat or Kings College to major in English and minor in Bible, and with the Initiative, courage, and The new. "forestry ' or logging" operations exemption under the Federal Wage and Hour Law is an exemption from the law's minimum wage and overtime provisions, but not an exemption from the law's child labor provisions. This fact was emphasized today in a special statement received from Forrest II. Shuford, North Carolina Commissioner of Labor, who administers the Wage Hour Law in this State under jr ".special agreement with the Federal Wage and Hour Administration. In his statement Shuford ex plained that most sawmilling and lumbering operations in North Carolina are covered by the Wage and Hour Law which, following the amendments which became effect ive on January 25, requires pay ment of at least 75 cents an hour to all covered workers and time- and-a-half, pay for hours worked in excess of 40 per week. I he provisions of this Federal Law apply to all ; establishments which are covered," Commissioner bhutord said. "Sawmills and lum bering establishments which pro. duce or process materials which eventually move in interstate com merce are covered. It has been our experience that this law covers the great majority of sawmill and lum bering operations throughout the State. In cases where the product is sold to another party! who, in turn, sellsit out of the State el! her directly of after it has undergone further processing, then the ong inal sawmill or lumbering estab lishment also is covered by the Wage and Hour Law." Dried beans should be cooked in the water in which they are soaked to save Valuable vitamins and min erals. NEW HOSPITAL PLAN Sweeps Asheville Area PAYS FOR ANY TYPE ACCIDENT OR SICKNESS Including Child Birth INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY GROUP PLAN r CORETTA HENSON East Pigeon Group To Meet Tuesday By .MRS.' DENNIS SINGLETON (Mountaineer. Correspondent!.. Tlie East Pigepn Community De- velopment Program will hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday ccuing, March 7lh. at 7:30. The meeting will bo held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Kuykcndall, with Van Wells, chairman, in charge, Mrs. Kuykcndall wlll be in eharpe of the devotional period. All members are urged to attend. personality she has, she will have Mile trouble in reaching her goal Founders' Day Observed By Bethel P-TA ; By MRS. HOWARD SMATHERS (Mountaineer correspondent) Approximately 100 men, women. and children witnessed the Found ers' Day program that featured the meeting of the Bethel Parent- Teachers Association at the Beth el School auditorium recently. Taking part in it were Miss Ber nlee McElhannan. Mr. Bailey, Miss J. Curto, and Mrs. Bill Lindau, and Miss Babe Medford's Elemen tary School Glee Club gave a spe cial musical program. The members of the Association voted to send $10 to Chicago to help finance the building of a Na tional P-TA headquarters. Also discussed were plans 'for. a Parents vs Teachers basketball game, with the contest scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday in the high school gym. , The box office receipts from the game will be used to pave the out door play courts for the elementary schoolchildren. 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