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Crabtreo FFA
Boys To Compete
In Murphy Event
Members of the F.F.A. Club at
Crabtree-Iron Duff School who
will participate in the Field Day
events at Murphy Saturday, May
13. are: -
J. C. Haney, Andrew Haney, Bob
by Stevenson, Jim Davis, Don
Crawford, Bobby Leming, Edgar
McElroy, Farrell Sanford, Joe
Ferguson, Frank Chambers, J. C.
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Models Shown
At Fashion Show
To Be Varied
Clothing of all types will be
hown in the Fashion Show to he
held next Tuesday when the Hay
wood County Federation of Home
Demonstration Clubs meets at the
First Methodist Church.
Models will be representatives
of the twenty-three clubs in the
county and will show garments of
tneir own making.
Awards and ribbons will be pre
sented winners in five classes, rang
ing from cotton house dresses to
evening dresses. Judging will be
based on the general appearance of
the garments choice of material,
color, pattern, and suitability for
the occasion and constructive de
tails as related to general appear
ance. '
Judges will be Mrs. Florence
Sherrill, home agent from Macon
County and her assistant. Miss Bar
bara Brown, and Miss Vinson
Priest, home agent of Transylvania
County.
The public is invited to attend
the event at 2 P. M,
PERSONALS
NOTE to all 1950 high school graduates of Haywood:
register now for one of the 20 GRAND GIFTS we
are going to give to graduates on May 24. No obliga
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Mrs. W. L. Hardin is leaving this
week for a visit to her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Noyes
Long, at their home in Old Hick
ory, Tenn.
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Grady Boyd and Jack Noland
have returned to Newport News
Va., after attending the funeral of
their grandfather, Wade H. Noland,
Bobbie Joe Noland of Hlghtown
N. J., has returned to his home af
ter being called to Waynesville on
account of the death of his grand
father, W. H. Noland.
Miss Peggy Camp of Raleigh
was here for the funeral of her
grandfather, W. 11. Noland.
Fletcher Schell of Alabama is
the guest of his brother and sister
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Schell
Mrs. Clarence Hyatt and child
ren , Bobo and Betty, who have
spent the winter in Florida, re
turned to their home in Hazelwood
this week."
Mrs. Harry Bourne left today for
Oxford, Ohio to visit her son, Arth
ur Bourne, who is a memDer ot trie
freshman class at Miami Univer
sity. She will be a guest at special
events for Mother's Day Week End
at the University.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gwyn,
who have spent the winter at their
home in Ft. Myers,- Fla., have re
turned to their fcomeTiere of the
summer.
raining School
At Clyde Church
s Successful 1
Carl King, executive secretary of
the Board of Education of the
Western North Carolina Confer
ence of the Methodist Church,
termed the Training School for
Christian Workers held in the
Clyde church this week, "the best
training school ever held in my six
teen years experience."
More than two hundred and
twenty-five persons were enrolled
in the school and one hundred and
seventy-eight of this number re
ceived credit for the training hav
ing attended each session and com
pleted additional requirements.
The training school, sponsored
Jointly by all Methodist Churches
of Haywood County, was held four
consecutive evenings, beginning
Sunday. Three courses were con
ducted as follows. Friendship and
Marriage, taught by the Rev. J.
Claud Evans of the South Carolina
Conference; The Teachings of
Jesus, taught by Prof C. E. Ray of
Brevard College; and Teaching
Children, taught by Mrs. W. R.
Reed of Salisbury. '
Refreshments were served b y
the women of the hostess church
between classes on the last even
lng.
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Crabtreo School
Elections Set
For Next Week
Mother-Daughter
Banquet Held By
Fines Creek Group
D.A.R. To Havo
May Meeting
The May meeting of the Dorcas
Bell Love Chapter. Daughters of
The Mother-Daughter Banquet hhe American Revolution will be
The candidates are campaigning
vigorously for offices for the Crab
tree-Iron Duff School Student
Council.'' .
The students will hold their elec
tion next week.
Bobbie Smith and Helen FcrRU
son are in the race for the presi
dency, while Paul Smart, Sue Car
olyn Noland, and Roxie Ann Craw
ford are running for vice-president
Campaigning for secret a ry-trcas
urer are Floyd Plemmons, Doris
James, and Sybil Bradshaw,
One boy and one girl will be
elected also as room represcnta
lives.
was held at the Fines Creek High
School May 4 at 7:30 Seventy
daughters and mothers attended.
The men- teachers along with C?rl
Greene, Tom Brummitt, Furinan
Noland, Steve Veracko, Cauley
Rogers and "Scottie" Oliphant
,-ere the waiters and dish washers.
Everyone was pleased with the
new kitchen built by the county
with the assistance of the Home
Economics girls, their teacher,
Mrs. 1. D. Brummitt and T. D.
Brummitt, who generously gave
his help to the carpenter work
and laying of the asphalt tile.
A program entitled, "In The
Garden,' w'as given, with the fol
lowing taking part: Miss Frances
Orr, Betty Jo Russel, Cenle Fer
guson, Mrs. Mark Ferguson, Mrs,
Jeanctte Chase, Mrs. T. D. Brum
mitt, Major Cecil Brown, Muriel
Ferguson, and Mrs. June Fergu
son.
The glee club also gave a spec
ial number during the program
period.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cobb had
as guests this week the tatter's
mother and sister, Mrs. D. H. Bess
of Lincoln county and Mrs. J. R
Peeler of Arlington, Va.
Mrs. Charles Ray is spending
some time in Snow Hill, N. C to
be with her father, who is 111.
Mrs. Doyle Alley left today for
Miami where she will Join her
sister for a trip to Oklahoma and
a visit to her mother. Mrs. C. H.
Purccll.
Use Mountaineer Want Ads
held Friday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock with Mrs W. F. Swift as
hostess.
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Mrs. William K. Nash and
daughter. Ann. left this morning
for their home In Cleveland, Ohio,
after a visit to relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn
have as their guest their small
grandson, Elliott Woltx, of Mount
Airy. Mr. and Mrs. Gwyn spent
few days this week in Mount
Airy and were accompanied home
by their grandson,
ei3th AN'.cixcr::r:.T
Mb. and Mrs. John Elliott Wolti
of Mount Airy announce the birth
of a son, James Lenoir, on Mon
day, May 8. Mrs. WolU is the
former Miss Patsy Gwyn. daukhfer
of Mr. and Mrs. T. Lenoir Gwyn, of
Waynesville.
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Mrs. Claude Haynes, who ha
spent the winter in Rale'.jh with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Smith, Is expected
to return home this week. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith and their young
son will drive her to Waynesville
and spend the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Liner,
Jr., have had as their guest this
week the latter s mo'ner, Mrs.
Elizabeth Roper of Flore.. ce, S. C,
To Observe 4-11 Day
Sunday, May 14, has been pet
aside throughout the Unitid Sites',
4-H Day. A program by members
of the 4-H Club will be given in
bo'h the Iron Duff Churches on
fiat day.
Every 4-H member is urged to
attend the Sunday service.' ;,
Methods of preserving cattle"
hides and making them into leath-
er soles were first described v by '
Homer in the Iliad almost 2,900
years ago
Television tubes now range in
size from 3 Inches to 30 Inches in'
diameter. Engineers say they can
evn be made larger. '
Delhvood Baptist Church
The Rev. George Mehaffey. Pastor
May 7-14 Family Week
Sunday, Mother's Day
9:43 am.. Sunday School.
It a. m.. Worship Service, spec
ial music, with the pastor In
charce. ' '
A special tribute will be paid
to the oldest mother, the youngest
mother... and all mothers present.
On Sunday night there will be
a pageant on "Mothers by the
Young Mothers' Class,
Caldwell Rov Sutton: M. L. Beas
lev. Dan' Davis. Frank Lowe, Paul
Smart. Edward Wood, McLean
Pope, Floyd Plemmons, and Wil
fred Klnsland.
.., B F. Nesbitt. agriculture teach
pr. and Mr. Frank Klrkpatrick will
accompany the boys to the event
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