March 2, lil
T -.ernocn.
THE YTAYMISYILLE MOUNT AENTLI
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cr Set
9JI-,U made uo the
;Hy not try Stanford s
Mketball team and
Jo. hom'j tth the,
"J rt nlace. The .
sooJ P!afe
,s celected the
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scorer, too J.f r
.he all star
1 and Hazel Farm
ed cm the all-star
,irls diviMoii.
, ,h n be Proud of,
;;;Mf. ,oo. sr.;
, (he tourney with 1.3,
.... viioiuLi Mease I
I season " . i
. threat to opposing
... t.!n,t TM
hls scored 483 po'nts
, mm of 30.2 per
whali is next In the
,415 points" in 17. earnes.
.,fr an average of 24.4
:,anie. She ended, the
kl Tourney wun i-u
e indeed records
to be proud of.
for
m Showman
)irect
:ee Drama
navis Associate Direct-
Llina Flaymakers, full
i Dramatic Arts Depart
rth Carolina University,
n stage direction and
and nationally known
al adaptions of child-
Is, will assume post as
manager of the Chero
. "Unto These "Hills".
IUtfl n-lific will tnlf o a
ew to Mountainside
Id select Cherokee In
fers of the cast. O n
Jinouts for all of West-
Carolina and Eastern
will be held at City
in Asheville. .Later in
college actors will be
Haymakers Theatre in
liese Hills", a Drama of
es, will open in Mount
ain at 8 IV M., July 1,
ie nights each week
July and August with a
Ills in easlern Venezuela
Id's lamest, waterfall.
ls 3,212 feet into the
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NZ MILLION
IATED HOMES
I0NEERS
NCE 491 $
WE DELIVER
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PIPE SITTER TESTS
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PREPARING to perch for nine months
atop steel pipe, 60 feet over At
lanta. Ga., Odele Smith (top) U
shown In a close-up taken by a
cameraman who was hoisted up
with him. On his downward trip,
the lensman gets a shot of the pipe
percher (arrow) as he gives his
platform a try-out He said, "It
Isn't high enough." (Internatioil)
TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
Waynesvllle Township
Hampton Galloway and wife to
John R. -McClure.
J. W. Underwood and wife to J,
T, Underwood and wife.
Fannie Welch to David Under
wood and. wife.
Walter Buchanan and wife to
Charles M. Buchanan and wife
and Harriet Justine Buchanan.
Leslie Bonham and wife to Lloyd
E. Ross.
Sallie SJcates to Lige Conard.
Clifton Shook and wife to Hen
rietta Liner.
Alice Underwood and husband
to William Senter Roberts and
wife.
G. C. Farmer' and wife to Robert
Turner and wife.
Crawford Memorial Park to E.
A. Williamson.
Walter Buchanan and wife and
others to Lloyd Ruf us Buchanan.
Walter Buchanan and wife to
Charles Buchanan1 and wife and
Faye Maxine Buchanan.
' Walter Buchanan and wife to
Charles Buchanan and wife! and
Florence Charline Buchanan.
Bcavcrdam Township
M. Hailey Robinson and wife to
George II. Whitled and wife.
W. J. Penland and wife to James
M. Elliott and wife.
L. E. Gates and others, trustees
of Harmony . Grove Methodist
CTiureh, to A. B. Robinson and
Vinson Worley.
Charles C. and Ruby Smathers
"HSBMBJohns-Manville,
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How Old Gen. Moulton
Outwitted The Devil
HAMPTON, KM. (UP) The
ghost once said to haunt the Gen.
Johnathan Moulton home would.be
the first to admit he was a tough,
hard-fisted old Revolutionary War
hero.
The "ghost" was his first wife,
who came back to give the square
mansion the name "Hauntetn
House" because he removed her
rings before burial and gave them
to a second wife.
A fireplace is pointed out as the
place where the general outwitted
the devil. Old Moulton? it-is said
agreed to sell his soul to the devil
if he'd fill the general's boots With
gold.- Then the' sharp old soldier
cut the toes out of his boots and
the devil never could fill them be
cause the coins rolled out on the
floor.
to Mary L. and Edgar L. Cook.
L. C. McDowell and wife to Si
mon Downs and wife.
A. C. Worley, commissioner, to
A. W. Worley and wife.
Clyde Township
Bon-A-Venture, Inc. to W. J.
Pace.
Alma Robinson Creasman and
husband to Bessie Robinson.
Bessie Robinson to Alma Robin
son Creasman.
East Fork Township
EHna E.' Sharp and others to J.
B. Sharp and wife.
Nolan Pless and, wife to B. W.
Massie and wife.
Ivy, Hill Township
B. D. Medford and wife to B. G.
Foster.
Alney Mehaffey and wife to I. C.
Sutton.
While Oak Township
J. C. Ferguson to Homer Ray
Kirkpatritk.
Jonathan Township
James W. Leatherwood and wife
to Anna Clino.
Anna Cline to James W. Leather
wood and wife.
W. T. Rainer and wife to W. B.
Corzine and 'wife.
Thad D. Howell and wife to Vir
gie Howell Stevenson.
Piffeon Township
James Welch and wife to O
Stiles and wife.
P.
H. B.'Ashe and wife to W. W,
West and wife.
John Mclcalf, Jr., and wife to
Samuel A. Free' and wife.
Louisville, Ky., was named for
Louis XVI of France.
Hard
jective of the U. S. Govt Survey onDeafness-the smallest,
lightest, most beautiful hearing aids in Acousticon history.
O H EAR for the first time, with an instrument honestly
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LeFAINE HOTEL, Waynesville, N. C.
Mon., March 6, 10 A. M. To 2 P. M.
Acustjcon Asheville Co.
905 Jackson Bldg. ' " Asheville, ft. C.
iCorn Club Rules i
Explained To
County Growers
County Agent Wayne Corpenin"
today explained the requirements'
for 'membership in the Haywood ,
County Com Club. '
His office recently mailed appli-,
cation blanks to county farmers.
The requirements of the Hay- .
, wood Club, he explained," are gov
erned by the rulek and regulations
of the North Carolina State Corn
Contest.
The regulations:
EimtUUtyi-Any citizen of North
Carolina. No hybrid seed producer
or his tenant, except 4-H, FFA. or
NFA, are eligible to receive prto-s
Priies A prine will be Riven to
the hisliest producer on one acre
of land in the stale. In addition, a
priza to the highest producer, on
one acre f land, in each of the
three areas specified below: t
Area 1 constitutes the following ;
counties and all counties east of
these countries; Northampton, Hal-'
ifax, Edgecombe, Wilson, Johnston,
Sampson, Cumberland, and Robe- i
son. ' .. ' . I
Area X constitutes the followin?
counties and all counties west of
these counties; Stokes, Yadkin,
Alexander, Burke, and Rutherford.
Area 2 constitutes all counties be
tween Areas 1 and 3.
Seed, Fertiliser, etc. Regional
or State champions will not be re
stricted as to variety, fertilizer use,
spacing or other production prac
ties. However, in order to be elig
ible to receive the prizes the win
ner must have used a recommend
ed hybrid for the area.
Site and shape of Acre In meas
uring with a steel tape, one-half
of the average row width will be
included beyond the two outside
rows. The acre of 43.560 square
feet shall have 4 straight sides with
the minimum width or length of
70 feet. Reasonable variations in
cluding contour cropping can be
accepted by the local committee.
A diagram of the acre, with dimen
sions, must appear on the back of
the certification to the State Com
mittee. :
Quality of Corn The corn shall
be of good quality and standing
reasonably well in the field, at the
time designated by the Committee
to harvest the yield.' V
Harvesting No yields, except
harvested and weighed yields, will
be accepted by the State Commit
tee. Shocked corn or harvested
corn is not eligible in the contest.
Committee for Harvesting The
Committee should represent agri
cultural agencies and businessmen
with a chairman from outside, the
county. The acre must be measured
by a county surveyor,' a licensed
surveyor or a person recommended
by the County PMA Chairman. A
letter of recommendation and
qualifications should accompany
the certification to the State Com
mittee. "':' ; " ''"
Representation of State Commit
tee yields above 148 bushels (the
highest hqrvested yields under the
supervision of this Committee) can
be disqualified by the Committee
unless a member of the State Com
mittee is present at the harvest.
Yields above 200 bushels must be
harvested in the presence of the
State Committee. , ,'
Important Non compliance in
regard to any regulation will be
considered just reason for disquali
fying the certification. Decision of
the State Committee will be final
in all matters related to the con
test. "'....:.
The19.")0 officers of the Haywood
Club, who were elected at the an
nual banquet here in January, are
W. A. Medford " of Wayriesville,
president; George Stamejr of Pi
geon, vice-president; A. J. Mc
Cracken of Clyde, secretary; and
D. J. Boyd of Jonathan Creek,
treasurer. - -1
The Haywood Club produced the
state champion" last year.
He is Dwight Williams, whose
141.34 bushels from a single acre
won him not only the state and
county cnampionsnips out prizes
of bonds as regional and state win
ner.
FOR THE
of Hearing
O LEARN what the
U.S. Government did to
bring the greatest possible
aid to you and what it dis
covered regarding your par
ticular kind of hearing loss.
O SEE
acousjkon w rfhtnenew acousu-
Mtrnational con International Series
. designed to achieve the ob
Eack to Diamonds
r.
miS NECKLACI, with t pendant ot
diamonds and a pearL worn at the
ack of the neck, la the latest In
luxury adornment in Paris. It waa
modeled for the first time at a show
which had been sponsored by Mrs.
D. K. Bruce, wife of the U. S. Am
jasador to France, (Internationa!)
Bookmobile
Schedule
Monday, March 6th
SOCO GAP ROAD
Burgin's Store ,...:.. .. ... 9:15- 9:30
Mrs, Dave Plott 9:40- 9:55
Siler Service Station ... 10:05-10:20
Smoky Mt. Gift Shop ... 10:30-10:50
Maggie School 11:00-12:30
Mrs. F. O. Drytuan ....... 12:50- 1:10
Reeves Service Center .;. 1:20- 1:40
Mt. Exper. Station ....... 2:00- 2:20
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Because of economical operations, the
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Waynesville
Library Notes
MARGARdT JOHNSTON
COUNTY LIBRARIAN
WANTFD 100 READING
CERTIFICATES '
' During my visits to the Home
Demonstration Clubs I took bnks
along and checked them out to the
women. Since Achievement Day I
have talked to over 300 ' women
md they have taken out 314 books.
Many of the women are coming to
the Library for additional books.
A certificate fls awarded to a
Home Demonstration Club woman
when she has read three approved
, books and reviewed these, books
before her club or a similar group.
I At least one of the three books
must be non-fiction.
When a Club member has earned
one or more Book Review Certifi
cates, she may receive recognition
for advanced reading by reading
and reporting on five books. The
five must include four non-fiction
Each year a list is prepared by
the North Carolina Library Com
mission and books from any of
these lists may be read for credit.
Following Is the 1950 list of the
books available at the library or
through the Bookmobile service.
You may request what strikes your
fancy and It will be given to you
In your turn.
Out of the Past
Bonnet The Mudlark. v
Davis Beulah Land.
Downes Eagle's Song.
Gaither Double Muscadine.
Harvey Curtain Time.
McCrone Aunt Bel.
Miller Mirage, ,
Street Tomorrow We Reap,
Thane Kissing Kin.
And Into The Future
Hoskjns The Atlantic Pact.
Stowe Target: You.
Whyte Every Man Looks For-
Materials
Lndino Clover
Orchard Grass
Fescue
Dlue Grass
White Clover
ATOMIC PLANT F.ELIEYIS
HOUSING SHORTACE
HANFORD. Wash. (UP) ThU
old village, near one of man's most
tnooYrtV factories, is a boom town
in reverse.
More than 300 town and farm
buildings on land bought by the
federal government for the Han
ford atomic works are being hauied
away, some ' in pi;ces. ot hers in
one chunk- '' "
The' buildings, condemned as
useless to the government, Vanp.e
from chicken coup to seven-room,
two-story houses. They are being
sold on bids ranging from $5 to
$2,500. .,
Many of the buildings have not
been occupied siiiee the nearby
atomic plant site was taken over
by tle , government but the dry
eastern Washington weather has
presei-veit them. Most of the build
ings are VarjH'cted o't be set up again
in nearby" hamlets and towns.
ward. 1 y
Iaternatloifal Neighbors
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strenuous hike into rujged moun
tain country after a hunter re-piM-ted
finding wrec'Rjv'e of an air
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