April 1230 THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNT AINE olist Men To Meet At ring Hill On Sunday ide meeting of Hay- men will be held at upt? HU1 Baptist church .J?L at 2:30. The ernood. which was jfS. county last sum- t fcshburn, of Waywa rd L W5" a that amiuui-- F. i'. Present oi : the FA State Brotherhood. J the principal speaker. r Chambers, pastor oi 7 h will be in charge ith Rev. L. G. 5VKnele, in charge r.tnn will sine !L Mr. Mashbum making n il churches. i" u !J Drnthor. .ill be recoBiu- i.,-4tny iucj - uon win o -.ci,hiirn said that inter na brotherhood organiza- growing in Haywood, and ...J tkroa now trrouDE fcfXDrCitu organiiea wmuu ic .eekiThe goal Is to have an amtherhood in each of the L lurches in the county. . ...ill V. suwv" V.h, nth with the .Olivet (tn Soco road. Lftfficers of the county. Organization, include: Rev. i underwood, vice president U of membership; W, Cur L vice-president in charge (grams and publicity; Rev. Bav vice-president in of activities; B. N. Rogers Lr -Miriam Caldwell, secre- and Rev. L. G. El pastor advisor. New arrivals have been announc ed at the Haywood Count v Hos pital this week as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Watson of Waynesville, Route 1, a son, April zu. Mr. and Mrs. James Warren of Hazelwood, a daughter. April 22. Mr. and Mrs. Rile Ball of Clyde. Route 1, a daughter. April 22. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wells, of Canton, Route 2. a daughter. April 22. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Jenkins, of Waynesville, twin daughters, April 22. ' olMen To bud 1950 CMC ck Show May 3 V tuto dealers will be rep U at the 1950 GMC Truck in Charlotte next week. Howell, Ned Howell, Lloyd and Glenn Hunnicutt, all ited with the Howell Motor jere, plan to attend most of iree-day Carolinas exhibit turn with several of the new pre interested principally in be ranging from the light model to the 2Mi-ton vehicle, show, reported to be one greatest ever scheduled for arollnas, will feature every. from the V4-ton jobs to the ton models. 3, event will open' Wednesday ntlnue through May 6. o Comedies 3e Given . ( Aliens Creek Births Love Is Like This Mr. ' and Mrs. Clyde Israel Candler, a daughter. April 23. of Mr. athd Mrs. John E. Morgan, of Canton, a son, April 23. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cothern of Hazelwood, a son, April 23. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Wynn of Canton, a daughter, April 23. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Swanger of Canton, a daughter, April 23 Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Cogdill of Hazelwood, a daughter, April 24. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hall of Can ton, Route 2. twins, a son and daughter, April 25. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cogdill of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Case, of Canton, Route 1, a daughter, April 24. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. David Messer of Waynesville. Route 2, a son, April , . a Waynesville Students To Enter Contest Two Waynesville High School students will enter the Lenoir Rhyne College speech contest next Friday. Danny McClure, winner of this years DAR Contest, will enter the Declamation program. Malcolm Wililiamson, Jr., who was judged the best speaker in Haywood county last Friday night in the Knights of Pythias Contest, will enter the Extemporaneous contest. Meadow Grove Church The Meadow Grove Missionary Baptist Church which has been connected with the East Fork Bap tist Church for the past two and one half years, now have their new church ready for services. The new church is located across the river from the Gwen Cemetery. Sunday School every Sunday at 10 o'clock. Preaching every first and third Sundays. Jack Bryson is supply pastor. By racking up 711 points during the 12-game Pacific Coast confer ence season, UCLA's basketball team became the highest scoring club tn southern division history. Cruso CDP To Hold dtxoral Concert Friday A choral concert Will be held at 7:30 P. M. Friday at the Cruso School under the sponsorship of the Cruso Community Develop ment Program- ' Community Chairman Lester Stockton in his announcement to day said the audience would hear some of the finest singers and sing ing groups in the county includ ing the Champion Quartet of Hom iny community; the Sanford Quar tet, and the Blaloik Sisters of Rev. Williamson To Conduct Radio Devotions Hero FU.VGl SOME EAT Ff.C i l.F: PEOPLE EAT SOME Mysterious microscopic plant or ganisms called fungi play Sual role- in lives of humans. Some are ncorl in Tn.ibp so-called "ri.li.i-- You are invtcd to tunc in on, . , peniciMn. Auno- Morning Devotions each week day morning from 8:45 to 9 o'clock. These programs are carried by ra dio station WHCC. Next week the Rev. M. R. Will iamson of the Waynesville Presby terian church will lead the services. Pigeon with Jeter Martin. Refreshments will be sold dur ing the course of the evening. mycin. Others are harmful am! cause ringworm, u'.cers and may be linked to cancer. Don't mii3 startling revelations on "Funi" in May 14 issue of " ; THE AMERICAN' WEEKLY Nation's Favorite Magazine With s The BALTIMOEE SUNDAY AMERICAN1 Order from jour Local NVwsdealer ! A- HtAD-OVH-HEElS In love with k young woman ha has never met, Sam Hedge, 61, a Chicago chef, goes Into a hand-stand as ha sets forth tor Austria to claim his brlda. Sha Is Brlgltta Rauch, SI, the "Village Queen" of Bad Glelchenberg, Aui trla, and ha courted her by malL Ha expects to ba married either in Roma or Vienna. (International) 1- w;r or I 1 I I II 1 o New Spring Gabardine Library Notes Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Winfrey of Clyde, son, April 25. Mr. and Mrs. Zack Hooper Canton, a son, April 26. of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pressley of Canton, Route 1, a son, April 27. viLUiiMiMLr . )r Mrs. Bill llpmhra Jlountiineer Correspondent) 1 M ?"s Creek residents will see double feature comortv fill m of the Aliens Crepk Saturday night. )rie Misses Marriage,- direct- i community Development Plttee. and a Neero mlnstpei P. "Three Gals From Loulsi- ecieo by Mrs. Jessie Mae p Brown, will be presented, p walk will follow the two ranees. cast for "Marie Misses Mar 's: Marie Grav nlovorf h Caldwell; Uncle Silas Bar Coleman Moodv Aunt Barberry, Wilma Lawrence; nesiey, Dibe Earley, All-Day Meeting To Be Held On Jonathan Creek dy MRS. W. T. RAINER (Mountaineer CorrcsDondent) - The Woman's Society of Chris tian Service of the Shady Grove church will meet with Mrs. Fred Fred Allison on Friday, April 28th at ten o'clock, for an all-day mis sion study. ' Tlie theme will be "Japan Be gins Again". Mrs. Ballard of Lake Junaluska will teach, and several other mem bers from the Lake are expected to Join the group for the study. A covered dish lunch win oe served at noon. H Stout, veteran jockey, has fn mounts in the Widener , v. ,c ucsl j,q j,as " ' nmsh is third. The Community Development program met Wednesday evening for an interesting and profitable session, , Several members of the Home Demonstration club expect to at tend the district meeting to be held in Sylva on Thursday, April 27th. Every member of the U. of Tex. as 440-yard relay team Charley Parker, Perry Samuels, Carl Mayes and Floyd Rogers is a former scholastic sprint champion of the state of Texas. HOW MUCH IS 14 GRAMS? Kely 14, when that is the amount the doctor asks He knows tha even a minute change alters the effects nedicine. We always double-check for accuracy. ,WECT YOUR HEALTH - WITH PROVEN PRODUCTS'. Your Walgreen Agency CURTI DRUG STORE Home Owned and Operated "pend on Ui Your Doctor Does." MARGARET JOHNSTON COUNTY LIBRARIAN LIBRARIES IN THIS AREA My staff and I have been visiting some of the libraries in this area quite recently. First, we went over to see Mi.su Margaret Llgon at the Pack Memorial Library in Aslie ville. She took us on a tour of her Library beginning with the Dis play Room, which was converted from a wasted basement area into a very attractive and useful piuce. The Tern Wolfe exhibit is being held there now. Then we saw the circulation department, the office, ordering and processing depart ment, periodical and reference room, the Sondley Reference Col lection and finally the children's room up on Fourth Floor. The Sondley Reference Library probr bly has the best collection of Its type in the Southeast. Can you imagine having in that collection alone around 35,000 books nearly three times our book collection? These bioks are purely for refer ence and do not circulate. We missed seeing the Bookmobile as it was out 'n tne County, The Pack Memorial Library's problem is the same as our?, the lack of space. Later, W'c went to Bryson City to see the Fontana Regional Li brary under the direction of Mrs. Helen Kittrell. There we saw an entirely different' type from the city library. In this type we saw how three counties Macon, Jack son and Swain are working to gether with small libraries in Franklin, Sylva and Bryson City and a bookmobile to serve the en tire area The Bookmobile is in each courty a certain number of days each month. Books are left at deposit stations with a few places having direct service that of the people meeting the Book mobile. It is exactly the opposite from our Bookmobile service which is mostly direct service with a few deposit stations. Books from the regional collections or the li braries are available for use any where they are needed. We saw too, the library in Bryson City and we had a nice time exchang ing ideas with Mrs. Harvey Breed love and Mrs. Kittrell. Incidental ly, the Regional Library Board there, has voted to send their Li brary Staff on a tour of libraries next month and ours is on their list along with Asheville, Rutherford ton, Gastonia, Charlotte, Newton, Morganton, Marion and Burnsville. It is certainly good experience, for we certainly . feel closer to the ones we visited and we are glad we beat them to the visit. I 1 V..''!S'l-rVr F (OfllEILMOB) SKTS FIRST QUALITY 54 GAUGE SUITS NYLONS In All Spring Colors Ono And Two Skirts All Sizes These Suits Special For Opportunity Days Second Floor LADIES' COTTON HOUSE DRESSES Prints Solids Stripes Regular $2.48 All Sizes New Shades REIGNING BEAUTY REGULAR $1.39 Opportunity Days You Save 52c Sizes 8'i, to 11 FIRST FLOOR V- 1 V , J J i ' t ' i V , First Quality Brassieres And Garter Belts v National Make at a close out . ALL SIZES AND ASSORTED COLORS ILD UP ! TO $2.98 4c Children's New Spring Cotton Dresses x Sizes 2 to 12 $51.45 Regular $1.98 Value MANY STYLES -In -O PLAIDS O PRINTS O SOLIDS 00 tin Ik Dasement Reautiful New Spring GINGHAM- CHAMBRAY; Fast Colors Second Floor REGULAR 69c VALUES NOW 4c First Floor Men's Slightly Irregular red cnnsL ovmiLS Basement $01 Ladies' "Movie Star" SLIPS Rayon Cotton And Batiste All Sizes Up o To 54 Lace Trim Top and Bottom Basement STATE BONDS DROP North Carolina state bonds drop ped slightly this week. But the loss came when the un derwriting agreement terminated, sending the securities on a free trading basis for the first time. This is the first $75,000,000 Is sue of the $200,000,000 rural road construction program. r ..: EARLY BIRDS The early arrivals for the fish ing season off the Dare County coast came back loaded last week end..: - The anglers snagged 63 chanel bass ranging from 30 to 55 pounds each. The sportsmen came from as far oftas.NewfYork City. W; 11 " - ' "" LADIES' COLORFUL SANDALS All Colors Regular $2.59 Values " 'KM First Floor Also Basement V One Lot Men's PANTS Rayon Cord Rayon Gabardine Rayon Poplin ' Values to $8.95 i:t v:i . re a See Our Windows gular $2.98 for Opportune , ity Days Second Floor First Floor Men"s New Spring STYLE PARK HATS Regular $9.93 VL7 First Floor mm Hi i & DLOUSES 11" gabardine in pleated or plain. Assorted Colors. regular $2.98 SJ.74 EACH Second Floor Pastels lace and ruffle Also Plain, long and short sleeves regular $2.98 Good Quality KNIT SHIRTS And BOXER SHORTS. Assorted Colors and Sizes (J VALUES TO $1.98 J Second Floor r tml IBelte'- 8. . . 1 Xv lisoi 1

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