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Qf Large Haywood Delegation At State Young Demo Club In A'shoville
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Library Group
Stockholders
To Meet Tuesday
The following announcement
was issued by the secretary of the
Waynesville Library Association,
a corporation:
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLD
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LIBRARY ASSOCIATION', A
CORPORATION
Notice is hereby piven to the
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Ln 50 devout Democrats from Haywood County-and thoir long-eared mascot attended the March 25 State Young Democrats
Ilion in Asnevine, A" ndiicviuc viiitcu. flluiu&iat'ltcrL in? siwi w svmc iiiriuucta ui tiit-gaiuiu nun iiif uuiika-. in hub
are James Reed, Jr-, Fred Campbell. Lance brooks. Jack Chapman. Jams Allison. Haywood Young Democrats President Vanar
!0f cNe Bryan Medford, Jack and Dickie West. Mrs. Jack West, John Morgan, Dewev Ray, Mrs. Vanar Haynes, C. C. Medford,
wiling. Ray Medford, and F. R. Medford. Mr. llayncs is at the head of the Tally's mascot. (Photo courtesy Asheville Citizen-Times.)
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NDAY AMERICAN
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DANX BOONE RE-CREATED,
FUR CAP AND ALL
DONDONl..i.UP) Court house
employes were' startled to sec a
replica of the famous Dan'l Boone
strolling into the office of Sheriff
Harold Bidwell.
The tall, gangling man wore a
long fur coat made of red fox pelts
and a fur cap.
s Judges, lawyers and visitors took
one look and stopped their activi
ties. Then the foxed-up man was
recognized as Joe Dillon of Sedalia,
Who had made the coat and hat
from pelts "just for the novelty".
THE
YOUNGER
SET
By
MILDRED MEDFORD
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Indians had come to the
Library Asswlat ion, that the roq-'
I'ipr annu.il ..meeting of the stotk-'
holders will be held Tuesday.
April 4, 1950, at 4 00 o'clock. P. M
in the Waynesville Public Library
BuiMinc on Main Street. Waynes-1
ville, North Carolina, at which i
time and p'ace all rceular business .
and oth"" business perti.iiur.,a to
Hie alTairs of the Corporation,'
which shall come before s.ud Meet
ing, shall be transacted and con
sidered.
This March '.Dth, 19,il.
V . .UCK CiUlNLAN
Secretary
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COWBELL CALLS PVIMLS
. OTIS, Ma.?s. HP) A 100-ye:ir-old
cowbell is used to rail' pupils
into '.session at thp new Otis con
solidated elementary school.
Owen i. lattimora
FROM Afghanistan, where he Is on
a United Nations mission, Owen J.
Lattlmore, expert on Far Eastern
affairs, has labeled as "pure moon
hlne" the "top spy" charges made
against him by Sen. Joseph Mc
Carthy In Washington. The above
picture was taken when he was d
viser to Generalissimo Chiang Kai
shek in China. (International)
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The play that everyone has been
looking forward to is the play that
the Junior and Senior Class of St.
John's is going to give in the very
near future, "Aunt Abby Answers
An Ad". '
TluTCa'st has-been working hard
getting the play in "lip top" shape
so they can entertain everyone
the night the curtain goes up.
Jenny Van De Water is playing
the part of Abby Alnslcy, a dyed-in-the-wool
old maid, and her
maid-of-all work, Lucindy Love-
joy will be played by Genny Ker-
nan. Walter Taliaferro has the part
of an unwelcome suitor of Abby
Alnsley. Horace Harter. Ann Ain
sley, Abbv's niece from the city, is
Joanne Metcalf, and Ann's girl
chum, Lillian Lorranie, is played
by Sonja Hagna. Of course1 there
is always a lover in every play, but
there seems to be two in this one,
Robert Jeter plays the part of
Billy Barberton who is engaged to
Lillian and Hallett Ward, Jr., plays
the part of Anna's boy triend. Mrs.
Purviance, a tourist, is played by
Bette Hannah and Horace Hark
well, a lonely widower, is by Frosty
Lane ; . .' and the tatthMale, Essie
Ebbersole. of the play is Dolf
Kienast.
With that Cast of Characters
the play would have to be a sue
cess, because the cast as a whole
is such a success ...
Good Luck, and don't practice
too hard.
ing that
party.
Everyone had a wonderful time
... . . so let's do It again ln the
very near future.
If you missed the Masquerade
Tarty Friday nieht then you
missed a wonderful time. Walk
ing into the Armory where the
Masquerade was held, you won
dered if you weren't in some cir
cus of some kind. You couldn't
tell who the girl was in the rab
bit costume or the boy who was
dressed as an old woman . . .
but it was a lot of fun trying to
figure out just who was who,
There were kits of "skits" acted
out by different groups and indi
viduals and you, could tell they
had put a lot of hard work into
making them - good.' Joan Morris
did .an A! Jolson stunt . . . she
played his record and acted it out-
she even had her face blacked.
Ann Coman Crawford and J. D
Stanley won the prizes for having
the best costumes. Ann came as
Rita Hayworth wearing a red wig
a mask, and even clothes like Rita
wears. J. D. came as a clown .
he looked just like one, too.
Marjorie Woody and Jimmy
Whitman were dressed like Indians
. . . and actually had people think-
Th'elfpeecli fc& of W.f .II S.
presented one of the best plays
that hat ever been presented at
the high school, "American Pass
port," a three act play by Dana
Thomas. r
Last Thursday night just be
fore the curtain went up, the
cast and back stage workers were
in one big uproar yes they were
nervous. But after the first act
was over, all was okay and calm
again.
With Miss Alma Jackson as the
director, everyone had a won
derful time, practicing at night,
running all over town for last
minute things, getting the furni
ture to the school, and then last
of all getting our make-up on
before going on stage. Margaret
Reece did a fine job with the
make-up, How did you ever
change a young girl Into an old
woman, Margaret? :
Those In the play were: John
ny Patterson, Ann Rector, Dan
ny McClure, Nancy Stanley, Su
sie Stamey, Gene Yarborough,
Nancy Lou Floyd, Deryl Davis,
and Elaine Francis.
Back stage workers were: Bet
ty Franklin, James McJunkln,
Coretta Henson, Edna Callanan,
Margaret Reese, Malcolm Wil
liamson, and Kathleen Calhoun
as Assistant Director to Miss
Jackson, director.
Congratulations to, the debators!
Although both of our teams didnt'
win in the triangular debate, we
are very proud of them.
Edna Callahan and Vivian Wat
kins debated in Forest City against
the Marion debators ... they didn't
win, but they gained a lot of
knowledge by trying. Then Nancy
Floyd and Elaine Francis debated
in Marion against Forest City and
they won. We are glad, too. Then
Marion and Forest City debated
against each other at Waynesville
High Friday. They were good, both
teams, but Marion again came out
on top.
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