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Services Aro
Held Sunday For
John H.Tittlo
Funeral services for John Hen-
. ilr. Pnlum-frv Tittlp 71 rptiroH mu.hn!i nf
-XnX. 101 . .....i.nmv Ul
j hn died Frl- the A. C. Lawrence Leather Pnm.
home in Canton pany, who died at his home in
i re held bun- Hazelwood, Friday mormne. were
t1" ' Arnon Plains held Sunday afternoon in the Haz-
" : elwood Baptist Church.
1 . r..'irton the Rev. The Rev. Thomas Erwin, pastor
'T nv H. A. Quick, of the Aliens Creek Baptist Church.
""l nffiriated and and the Rev. L. M. Lewis. Dflstnr
r na " I '
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n the Cnurt'i wm- i v imn,wu uaiuai vnurcn,
officiated and interment was in
nallbcarers. Green Hill Cemetery.
Was w ... . ativ and Pallbearer wpr darnl Whitna
'CUW1' . HaVWOod Cliff Moore Jack Monro Uarru
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and Julius
f ,. charter member Robbins, Roy Ruff,
yooB
Plains
Methodist Hoyle, Jr.
Honorary pallbearers were wil.
hiichann- IWO I liom D snnn ni 4
j ire inc " ' , "'"l,luui '"S'liu oiamon,
nf AsheVUle Frsnlr Cwonnap t.. O
Slathers oi Uun nooinson, boo Kuff, Fletcher
Sirs. Zena Shep- Kuykendall, J. B. Hoyle, Sr., Rufus
lima
Un
Uters.
kBfnryGarren and Mrs. siler, Hubert Caddy, Paul Bryson,
Afford of canton, j. n. ung, Jim Robinson, James
orlh of Horse Shoe, McClure, Pat Truitt. R. L. Prevost,
f C Holticlaw of Kings- Jim Knight, Rufus Clark, Louis
t,. ii grandchildren and Clark, Delos Dean, Theodore Mc-
rindcniiQreii. wiaicu, xj. i. oarDer ana w. n
U Funeral Home was in Snyder.
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wrangemenis. iur. mue was a native ot Hay
wooa county, the son of the late
. n HARRIS B1" na Laura Allen Tittle
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.i u.i-i! RK ni Lflna I r r ..n
hit b, I v. awicnce reamer company
fliursday aiiemwu ... aner working for the firm forty
liosiptai auer a mree years.
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i.j i 11c wax a iiiHiiiiHr ni ina a none
m, , m r I 1 itvuvua
li strvices were neia aun- Baptist Church,
Uoon in tne I1C 'Surviving are the widow, Mrs,
Kufch in canion Alice Whitner Tittle; three sons.
U Smith oniciaung. Bruce 0 Detroit. Mirh r.prM nf
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MS in jjon-A-e..tuiC jacKsonville, Fla., and Fred of Hai.
r I el wood: nno daughter Mn ni.
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Lde rites were conaucieu thy Williams of Hazelwood.
ibrs oi me rjBwu Also three sisters, Mrs. Emma
Lodge No. ooo. Jones, .of Union, S. C, Mrs. Lydia
Lr lodee members were Aiien 0f Canton. RFn a nH m
U md members of the Nancy Mason of Atlanta Ga.. one
He tasieru oiai ... nrotner, rrank Tittle of Oakwood
lowers. I Vfl.. two hnlf.sistpm Mico Vctollo
arris, i native of Jackson arvd Miss Bessle Tlttei of At
retired several years ago ianfa r.
tnting a grocery store In Willie Tittle of Whitehall, Ga.j nine
!or eigntcen years. grandchildren and two great-Brand-
iM! ire me wue, u, children
Hams; one uautjiHCi, cjarrett Funeral Home was in
Gibson oi t-anion, iwo charge 0 arraneemenls
Jonn, oi weosier ana
Wsorsyiva; ana one sis- tj.. TT - .
Adam Crawford of Sylva. UlieS tXIG fieiQ
Miss String! ield
Has Program For
U.D.C. Meeting
sented a proeram o n Southern i
Music at the May meeting of the
Haywood Chapter, United Daugh
ters of the Confederacy held Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Thad
Chafin. - I
Miss Stringfield played violin '
numbers including mountain bal-1
laus tnd folk songs and the group 1
sang several southern songs clos-j
uig with "Dixie."
Mrs. Sam Queen presided dur-1
ing the business session and gave
report of the district meeting
held recently In Asheville. Mrs.
A. Hyatt and Mrs. J. Harden How
ell, Sr., delegates to the meeting
also made reports.
Plans were made for the chap
ter's annual picnic meeting to be
held at the Queen farm on the first
Friday in June.
Special guests were Mrs. Larry
Cagle, daughter of the hostess,
and Mrs. Joe Webster.
Contest Vinncr
ting
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N. C. Symphony
To Appear In
Asheville
EUGENE McLEMORE, a mem
ber of the Spring Hill Baptist
church won the young peoples'
Better Speaker's tournament . at
Spruce Pine last Friday night.
He used as his subject, "Is Soul
Winning Every Christian's Job?"
He will represent the region at
the state tournament at Fruit-
land in June. Eugene was recent
ly featured as the "Student of
the Week" from Bethel.
Saturday Will
Be Poppy Day
i
j Citizens of this community as
well as millions of Americans a
j cross the nation will wear bright
red poppies on Saturday, May 13,
i to honor the memory of America's
war dead in two world wars.
Women of the American Legion
Auxiliary, headed by Mrs. Howell
Crawford, will sell poppies on the
streets of Hazelwood and Waynes-
vllle and during the entire, day
Contributions will go entirely into
the rehabilitation and child welfare
funds of the Legion and Auxiliary.
Employment for thousands of
disabled veterans confined to hos
pitals or unable to do other work.
has been provided by the Auxili
ary's poppy-making program. The
work has given these men the en
couraging experience of earning
money again and has filled empty
hospital days with Interesting,
beneficial activity.
Poppies to be distributed here
have been made at Veteran's Hos
pltal at Fayettevllie.
Brovn-Chadvell
Engagement I
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Chadwell
of Sturgeon, Kentucky have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Gladys Lorraine
Chadwell of Clyde, to Milton
Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford E. Brown of Clyde and Wash
ington, D. C
The wedding will take place on
May 28 in the Clyde Baptist
Church.
Mrs. William Hannah and daugh-
ter. Miss Bette Hannah, sister
Mary Anthony and Sister Mary
Corinne will leave tomorrow for
Cincinnati. Ohio, for a few days
visit. Miss Hannah, who has studied
music under Sisters Anthony and
Corinne for number of years,
will take entrance examinations at
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
PERSONALS
Make Mt ! Uvea
Plan bakiiig to one heating of oven
doe several Jobs baki more that
one thin at tima.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Meredith of
Enid, Oklahoma are here for a
visit to the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. L. Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewy Stovall and
children. George Devey and Julia
Ann, and Mr. and M$t. Felix Stov.
all and daughter. Sail;', atiended I
family reunion In Cleveland, Ga.
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill and
daughter. Mary Elizabeth, of Low'
land. Tenn., were week-end guests
of Mrs. Hill's parents, Dr. and Mrs,
Torn Stringfield. ' v..
Ecypt'a Orcheatrav-;,.:.
Egypt's love of great size, which
shows in her hug pyramid.
sphinxes, and temples, wai also
carried out in her orchestras and
choruses. Egyptian orchestral
sometimes numbered as many aa
600 players of harps, tyras, lute,
pipes, and metal rattles.
I V. a i rem hers C. , j
John Gudris and F.oman Kc.' , y
have been named delegate fro a
St. John' parish to the annual
State Altar Boys' Convention .in
Wilmington, Wednesday - and
Thursday, May 17 and 18.
This honor Is merited by the two
acolytes who have served at the
altar most often during the past
year. They w ill make the 350 mile
trip in less than two hours In
Father Raymond J. Rahe's twin
engine Cessna airplane "Queen of
Heaven".
Center Pigeon
Meeting Thursday
By MRS. MAUDE M. BLAYLOCK
(Mountaineer Correspondent)
The May meeting of the Center
Pigeon community will be held
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Spring
Hill Church, with Chairman George
Stamey presidl?.' . (
The residents will discuss plana
for the coming year and hold j
community sing during the session.
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Belkfludson Has The Right Giftfor the
Carolina Sym- Hay wood Baptists
The Full North
pnony urcnestra, oirected by Dr. r A 15 J
Benjamin Swalin, will apear in the luUKc VJUUU UUUtU '
City Auditorium in Asheville Tues
day night at 8:30 o'clock.
All members of the Symphony
Society are entitled to attend the
concert . without additional charge wood Baptist . Association made
and individual tickets will be on good records at the regional meet'
sale at the box office Tuesday. ling of the Training Union held in
The archestra of sixty musicians Spruce Pine Friday and Saturday
win have as piano soloist for its Eugene McLemore won first
Asheville appearance, Edward nlace in the safetv contest
At Regional Meet
Representatives from the Hay-
Wlk
She
This Morning For
the past 25 years.
il services were conducted
inoon in Hazelwood Bap-
Irch with the pastor, the
L. Lewis, officiating.
was in Green Hill Ceme-
James Parton, and Capers Green i
won second place in the Bible ref
erence tournament; Parton for the
Intermediates, and Green for the
adults.
The Hazelwood choir won a rat
ing of "A In the music festival.
Others appearing on the pro
gram, other than contests, Includ
ed Rev. L. G. Elliott, Mrs. Sam
Knight, and Miss Elizabeth Elliott.
& ALICE BURRELL
lice Wilson Burrell, 78, MfS. C. Clorlf
nonie ui iier uaugmei,
ne wyau-ot nazeiwooa, p.,,.! .i-.,,. ,KI.
morning following a leng- morning in Zlon Baptist Church In
CC" iiU.?.tE!! ella Clark, 85, widow of Roiand D.
pu.u iu.wu dark, who died Saturday morning
, i1a.lUvu ...uai w . thp homo nf B rfanohtpr Mr. T
P. Robinson. In the Homlnv Sec
uon after a long illness.
The Rev. Vernon Hall, the Rev.
R. P.-'Mehaffey. and the Rev. Dovle
Miller officiated and burial was in
the church cemetery.
Pallbearers were Robert Barrett.
arers were Bill Mllner. Jerome Clark MrKlnW Rnhlnsnn
sher, Mont Wright, Leon jack Cabe. Bill Wilson and Wav-
n i ti!i i v l "
mv uisnop ana Kemus mouth Clark.
Mrs. Clark was a native of Bun
fing are five sons, Jim, combe County but had resided in
puraie Burrell, all of Haywood County for a number of
lU,Ulys and J. C. Bur- years. She was a member of the
of Hazelwood: two dauch. Zlon Hill Rantist Churrh
pn, Arthur Anderson of Surviving in addition to Mrs
. , and Mrs. Wyatt of Robinson, are three daughters.
W 13 grandchildren and 18 Mrs. Walter Williams of Canton,
oocniidren. Mrs. D E. Jamison and Mrs. J. J.
runeral Home was in Barrett of Washington, D. C.; four
sons, W. T. Clark. A. M. Clark, and
V .T E. Clark of Canton and U. F,
Davis of Augusta, dark of Luck: 27 Grandchildren,
ine week end here as and 28 creat-erandchildren.
ft of her brother-in-law Arrancpments were under the
f. Mr. and Mrs. George direction of Wells Funeral Home,
Canton,
Girls' Contest
To Be Wednesday
The annual speaking contest for
girls in the Waynesvlylle High
School wil be held Wednesday at
The Book Store You'll Find
Pnnfl. notivA nf r!riint:hnrA onH
member of the Princeton Univer
sity faculty. He will play Edward
McDowell's Concerto No. 2, Opus
23, for Piano and Orcestra.
The program will also include
Graham's Symphony No. 3, Opus
90, and works by Purcell, Rossini,
and Tchaikovsky.
G. S. Troop
Is Invested
An investiture service for mem
bers of Intermediate Girl Scout
Troop N. 7. under the leadership
nf Mr Rankin ForDiisnn nnri Mn
Harrv Le Liner. Jr.. was helri at 10 . in the school auditorium.
the Hut last Friday afternoon. I The contest ls sponsored by the
Those invested weri. Bettv Bar. Waynesvllle Woman's Club.
ber, Theresa Fernandez, Betty
Liner, Patsy Reeves, Sara Ann HazelWOOd Church Of
net-yts, uau wooaaru, ana JNorma
Rogers. '. . :" ;
Refreshments, made by members
of the troop, were served follow
ing the service.
Guests included parents of the
members and also members of
Troop No. 11 of which Mrs. Ed
Sims and Mrs. Charlie Woodard
are leaders.
'
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Buchanan,
Sr. of Nashville, Tennessee were
week end guests of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and, Mrs.
Herbert Buchanan, at their home
on the Country Club Drive.
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Dellwood 1 oiks To
Discuss TVA Program
Dell wood residents will discuss
Friday night the advisability of
oganizing their section for partici
pation in the T V A's phosphate
program.
The . Community Development
meeting is scheduled to start at
7:30 P. M. at the Dellwood Meth
odist Church.
The audience also will see the
film, "The Price Of Freedom."
God To Hold Sing Meet
The Church of God In Hazel.
wood will hold a Singing Conven
tion at 7:30 P. M. Wednesday. .
Al soloists, members of duets,
quartets, and larger groups are
urged to come, and everyone is
cordially invited to attend.
The pastor of the Hazelwood
church is the Rev. Q. J. Cox.
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RATCLIFFE COVE CDP
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The Ratcliffe Cove Community
Development program win hold a
meeting at 7:30 P. M. Thursday at I
the Community Building.
Chairman R. C Francis will pre
side. -..
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