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Time In KaiS"
.."vriUiams of Waynesville.
V iUlith Colloge, is one
r, students who are
rrt-umo in the Raleigh
?P1 mter as part
!jS$riuln course at
''Ratine on the theory
; TJarn best by "doing"
ipciid several Lours each day dur
ing half their senior year actu
ally teaching, under the supervi
sion of teachers in the Raleigh
schools.
'Miss Wiliams is teaching high
school home economics at Need
ham Broughton ' high school. She
will be graduated in June of this
year with an A.B. degree in home
economics and a North Carolina
teaching certificate.
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Sunday: 3 Shows, t, 4 and :3i P. M.
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FRIDAY-SATURDAY, MAR. 17-18
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LATE SHOW SATURDAY, MAR. 18 .
fCANON CITY" KID -.J
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Strand's Big Altrccticn
Audie Murphy, as the legendary Billy the ,Kid, has air Itching trig-ger-fawjer,when
Gale Storm Ulesto dissuade him Dom Joining a
feud shooting match. The two are c-staYred 4n Uiuversal-Iuterna-tionars
Technicolor adventure. "The Kid' From Texas". Cpiningto
the Strand Theatre -Sunday and Monday. . ;, ,
BIRTHS
With Merchants Doric llazonz To
New arrivals have been announc
ed at the Haywood County Hos
pital as follows: i
' Mr. and Airs. W. M. Curtis of
Waynesville. a son, March 9
Mr. and Mrs. Woodson Ledford
of Clyde, Route I. a daughter,
March 9
Sgt. Head Assigned
To El Paso, Texas
v Sgt. FranH, IJead, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry T. Head of Waynes
ville, was recently assigned to the
97th Bomb Group at Biggs Air
Force Base, El Paso, Texas. He
had previously been assigned with
the AF at Rheln Main, Germany. .
At his new station he will serve
MeliaHey Seryqs In
Mediterrajiean Area,
Navy Fireman jKenneth W. Me
haffey of Waynesville, visited two
eonUnents diuing, February while
serving as a. crew, member aboard
the dBstrQyer.VSS.C. R..,Ware.
in the aircraft Jniuternce sec
tion as a mechanic." '
WHERE YQU CAN ENJOY ThC BEST jpiCTt'RES ,IN CdSlFQRT
SEATED JN LUXURIOUS BODIFORM 1UPIIOLSTERE.D SEATS.
Matinees Sunday 2 and 4 P. M. "'Saturdays -II ArM. Continuous
Wight Shows t and 9 P. M. Sunday Night JWO - '
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SUNDAY - MONDAY, VIAR. 19 - 20
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1 ALSO COLOR CARTOON & NEWS
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"PINKY";
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FRIDAY, MARCH 17. .
EYEWITNESS
REALISM!
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Zachuy SCOTT fay
EMERSON Zxiy
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Early of
Waynesville, Route 1, a son, March
11 :'
Mr rA Mi- Varn.n XTaccav nt
Clyde, a son, Kiarch 11
Mr. and Mrs. William Siiles'of
Canton, a daughter, March 11
Mr. and Mrs. W D. Matthews of
Canton, a daughter. March 11
Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Smith of
Waynesville', a daughter, March 1 1
V.
Mr,-, and Mrs. Ralph Queen of
Cannon, a daughter, March 11
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Reeves of
Canton, a daughter, March 12
Mr. and Mrs, James Browning
of Canton, a son, March 13
Mr. and Mrs. Walter $huler of
Waynesvuie,' Route 1. a son, March
13 '.:.-
SATURDAY, MARCH 18
DOUBLE FEATURE
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V U rvi-X .,1 ,J ' x tVnm "CannonbaU" Taylor 1
PLUS
'CHICKENS COME HOME'
Starring ;
STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY
LATE SHOW
"CRY MURDER"
Starring
CAROLE MATHEWS and JACK LORD
SUNDAY, MARCH 19
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henry of Mag
gie, a son, March 13
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Burrls of
Waynesville, Route 1, a son, March
13 V V ' ' - T
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Mr. and Mrs. Moody Russell of
Dellwood, a daughVer, March 13
Mr. and M. George Parrls of
Hazelwood, a son, March 14
Mr. and Mrs. William Rhodes of
Canton, a daughter, March 14
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Carter of
Canton, a son, March 14
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Sunny of
Canton, a daughter, March 13
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Haney Of
Clyde, a daughter, March 15
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Lowe of
Hazelwood, a son, March 15
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. McCall of
Hazelwood, a daughter, March 15
Hold Meeting
Here Friday
Doric Council No. 20, of Royal
and Select Masters, will hold a
Stated Assembly in the Lodse
Room over Vhe First National Bank,
on Friday night. March 17. at 7.30
p. .m After the business session.
Companion C. R. EckholT, Past
Illustrious Master, will hold a
school of instruction in the Royal
Masters Degree, all Cryptrlc Mas
ons are invited to attend.
See Our Want Ads For Barralna
GXCQ 1 10
Preach In Ccr.icn
Boyce Mecllin, an honor stu.l ; t
at Wake Forc-t Collide Diviruiy
School will fill the pulpit fit
Beulah Baptist church in the
Phillipiville section of Canton in
Sunday morning, March 20 , at
11 o'clock.'
Young Sledlin who will graduate
this spring is affiliated with the
Fruitland Institute where he spends
the summer months. He is a fre
quent visitor to Canton during that
time. -
The Rev. Coman V. Brown is
pastor of the Beulah church and
extends everyone a cordial weU
come to hear this joung minister.
JANE H ARRIS UE.NDJUCKS,
above, is the new assistant secre
tary of the North Carolina Mer
chants Association. She succeeds
Thompson Greenwood, who qn
Mal'ch I became executive ser
rtry of the organUatiun. . -
Mrs. Hendricks, for the past
..three years public relations di
rector for the American Retail
Federation in Washington, D. C,
will assume her duties with the
association on May 1. A native
of Concord, she attended St.
Mary's in Raleigh:-and Salem
College In Winston-Salem.
Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Mintz of
Canton, Route 3, a daughter, March
16
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shoppard
of Waynesville, Route 1, a "on,
March 16.
Club To Meet
At Allen's Creek
The Aliens Creek 4-H Club will
meet Frldav. March 17, at the
Aliens Creek School at 7 P. M.
Leaders for the croup are Mrs.
Elmer Hendrlx and Ernest Med-
ford.
Dellwood Methodist
Charge
The Rev, Paul Taylor, pastor
Pastor's preaching appointments
for Sunday, 10th are:
Maple Grove 10 A. M.
Dellwood 11 A. M."
Elizabeth Chapel 7:30 P. M.
Committees
Named In
South Clyde
1 South Clyde's residents 1 a 1 1
Monday night planned to play host
to Francis Cove community in a
spelling bee, discussed the propos
ed renovation of pastures, and ap
pointed special committees for their
Community Development Program.
They decided to Invite the Fran
cis Cove folks to compete against
them In a spelling match on April
10 In South Clyde.
In reference to the pasture re
novation,' the pasture committee
worked up plans to hold a demon
stration on the farm of Mrs. Thad
Cnthey.
Before udjournlng, they set the
date of the next meeting for March
27, when The .Champion Paper
and Fibre Company's film, 'The
Price Of Freedom," wil be shown.
Guest speaker at the Monday
night session at Louisa Chnpel was
Mrs. Giimsjey of the N. C. Slule
College Extension Service.
; These special committees also
were 'established, and members
named as follows:
Program Mrs. P. C. Mann,
Lloyd JuHjceand Mrs, Kyle Lind
say; w"ays ant! Meass-Robert
Evans, Hugh Rogers, Curtis Rogers,
P. C. Mann, and Van Denver;-
RcfreshmontSrMrs. -'.Lloyd. Just
ice, Mrs, Sam Jackson, Mrs. Maude
Osborne, and Mrs. Walter Rhodar
mor; Ilecreal ion Edwin Jackson, Mrs.
Levi Morgan, and Massle Osborne.
The meeting opened will) the
audience Ringing, "Bringing In
The Sheaves."
The Rev. D. D, Gross, pastor of
the Clyde Baptist Church 'gave the
devotional.
N SPECIAL SALE
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
ALL FRAMED WALL PICTURES
ALL LARGE SERVING TRAYS
Playing- Cards. .Congress and Gainsborough. Photograph
Frames, Yarn Kits, "Knit-a-Tie" Baby Sweaters, Bootees and
Mitten Kits Many Art Goods and Snull Items.
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THURSDAY FRIDAY, MARCH 16 . 17 "
"TULSA" '
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SUSAN II AYWARD and ROBERT PRESTON
SATURDAY, MARCH 18
STATION WEST
Starring
DICK POWELL '
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SUNDAY, MARCH 10
IT'S A GREAT FEELING'
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Anaplasmoils
Veterinarians at Kansas itata
college have found that cows in
fected with anaplasmosls, a deadly
blood disease, may transmit the in
fection to their calves before
birth.
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STRIPES,
touh iptcial for thii.vnt.
Btouliful palttm, aliv with
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