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TPuVNSACnOXS IN
Jieal Estate
Waynesville Township
i
K. V. Welch and wife and others '
to M. O. Galloway,
R. V. Welch and wife and others
to R.N. Barber.
R. V. Welch and wife and others
to James B. Garrett. Jr. and wife.
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Rt. 2 Waynesville
R. V. Welch afld wife and others
to Wiley W. Davis and wife.
R. V. Welch and wife and others
to J. A. Prevost.
R. V. Welch and wife and olhers
to Willuiin Stephens and N. L.
Stephen.
R. V. Welch and Wife and others
to Hester Meadows and Millard
Meadows.
It. V. Welch and wife and others
to Charles Beck and wife.
Hubert E. White and wife to
Clara F. Rippetoe.
Jack Phillips and wife to Ann
Shook and husband.
J. H. Howell, Sr., and wife to
U. L. Liner. Sr.
Susan Buireil and husband to
Ceorge E. Phillips and wife.
Maggie Biainlett and others to
Ntta McDaniel Bramlett.
Frank Jones and wife Co Clar
ence Slielton and wife.
F. P Stevenson and wife and
others to Maggie Stevenson Fer
guson. Marietta Welch Felmet and hus
band and others to Fannie Welch.
Clara F. Rippetoe to Floyd G.
Rippetoe.
F. h. Pollitt and wife to Charles
G. Reed and wife.
O. B. Wi?son.
T. F. Israel and wife to Mar
shall H. Childers and wife.
John Dills and wife to George
Stanley end wife.
J. M. Hall and wife to Chester
C. Mitchell and wife.
J. R. P.essley and wife to A. B.
Robinson, .
E. P. Mease and wife to B. K.
Reagan and wife.
Beavcrdam Township
Robert K. Deweese and wife to
John C. Drake and wife.
Cecil H. Mu',e and wife to Fred
C. Trantliain and wife.
Eunice Iltndcrson and husband
to Jessie R. Roberts and wife.
Maggie Plenunons to Marie
Scott. ;
A. B. Robinson and wife to
Charles Mease and wife.
N. B. Rhodarnier and wife to
CLyde Township
Eon-A-Venture, Incorporated, to
M. O. Brannon and wife. .
George Henry Stamey and wife
to Boyd M. Tipton and wife.
Flgewi TowBsbJp
Delena Vance and husband to
Htnry R. Vance and wife,
'
Jonathau Township
James Moody and wife to Lavada
Burgess and husband, ; (
James Moody and wife to Dor
othy Burgess and husband.
Iron Duff Township
Matt ie Davis and others to C. D.
Ketner and wife.
East Fork Township
Larry L. Bumgamer and wife to
Fred L. Bumgarner.
Ivy Hill Township .
n. M. Carpenter to Ross Cald
well and wife.
Fine Creek Township
W. G. Noland and wife to Willie
Price.
. Crabtree Township
John D. Kinsland and wife to
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MORE AEOUT
Band Trip
(Continued from Pafe 1)
listened to. the other bands per
form. -
Then we went outside to wait
for our rat f ft.? to be posted, and
when everyboa started shouting,
"We made a one!" That was 8 won
derful moment.
We didn't do too iuch celebrat
ing that night we weve too tired
Wt left Greensboro ai3ut nine
thirty Saturday morning.V was
an unusually quiet crowd t? nave
made a one. Jimmy Gallowasfe
marked: "This crowd sounds uW,?
like they made a three" and we
did. v.:
We ate lunch in Hickory aod
then stopped in Asheville foe about
half an hour.
As we were driving along to
ward Enkav we heard a siren and
realized we had a police esccit.
Then right before we got td Can
ton a patrolman joined the escort.
We went through all the red lights
in Canton.
As we came to Lake Junaluska
and saw all these cars (about 40)
waiting for us, we cried, we were
so happy.
Then as we drove through
Waynesville with all those sirens
open and horns blowing, It was just
too Wonderful to describe.
M we left the bus ac" High School
we were greeted by our Classmates
and parents.
Some of the boys in the band
carried Mr. Isley through the
crowd on their shoulders.
Never was anybody as happy
as we were that afternoon.
It's wonderful to be able ot say,
"I'm a member of the Waynes
ville High School Band." (That's
on of the three best bands la the
state of North Carolina, you know,)
The nutria" is a muskrat-like ani
mal native to South America.
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Saunool: CD?
Layn Plans For
Softball Season
By MRS. CHARLES SPARKS
(Mountaineer Correspondent)
Softball shared a large part of
the discussion at last week's Sau
nook Community Pevelopment Pro
gram meeting.
Clifton Shook, chairman of the
recreation committee, reported on
the new rules which will govern
the game this season, and the man
agers for'the two community teams
were lected: Mrs. Beuldh Sparks
is named girls' pilot, and Orville
C'.TfclUl. manager of the boys'
squi.Qi,.
A meeting of the recreation com
mittee set for 7:30 p.m. Friday
at Mr. ShoHt's home.
In other Wviness, Mr. Pettigrew
was named to the committee to
help complete ihti school auditori
um. :.,:V -. ' .
The Rev. Nando fcic-phens, the
community chairman, announced
before adjourning the session, that
the next Conirrtunitv Dev.'opment
meetig would be held May 6 at the
Saunook School, with the Rev. Mrs.
C. O. Newell of Crabtree, the
County Community Developma.'!
Vhairmtn. as principal speaker.
Following the meeting, refresh
ments were sold to help boost the
community treasury.
Mrs. Pettigrew opened the' ses
sion with a devotional program.
lYITn THE CANDIDATES
Both Senator Frank Graham
and Willis Smith spoke on National
issues last week.
Senator Graham told an audi
ence at Wilson last week he'd like
to see North Carolina's method of
handling rsce relations used
throughout the South, lie n.ade his
statement in a speech which struck
against proposed federal legisla
tion on race problems.
At Warrenton, Mr. Smith, an
other of the three major candidates rally.
Bcneme the r
Plan. He warn.! .
the federal treasury
He expressed his
fore an audience
at a
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