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Weed Control
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where corn is planted, for instance,
before the corn comes up. Thus
the weeds are killed as they start
apeparing on the top of the ground.
Assisting with the demonstra
tions will be Warren C Shaw, N.
C. State College Extension weed
specialist.
The schedule:
0:30 a. in., Grady Howell's farm,
Jonathan Creek; 10:30 a. m., farm
of G. C. Palmer, Jr., Crabtree;
11:15 a. m., A. J. McCracken's,
Clyde; and 12:30 p. ra., George E.
Stamey's, Pigeon.
A soapy solution made by pound
ing and soaking roots of the Yuc
ca plant is used by the Indians of
New Mexico for ceremonial ablutions.
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EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCES
LINKED TO B-l LACK
Recent medical investigation
points out sullcnncss, loss of en
ergy and inability to do good work
may be caused by lack of vitamin
B-l. Read how doses of B-l and
diet rich in the vitamin restores
energy and alertness in "Watch
Your Vitamins" in May 28 issue of
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
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Tart of the huc crowd of thousands which each year witness the'
famed Wichita Mountain Easter pageant. r ,
SEMINARY APPROVED FOR
WAKE FOREST
Approval was Riven officially by
the Southern Baptist Convention
last week to plans for the establish
ment of a Southeastern Baptist
Theological Seminary at Wake For
est. The action was taken during
an assembly at Chicago. The 10,
000 delegates also drew up a petl
lion asking President Truman to
terminate immediately the office
of U. S. representative and the
embassy to the Vatican.
WAYNESVILLE
Movies Are BETTER Than Ever!
PROGRAM
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MON. - TUES., MAY 15 & 16
HILLS OF HOME
(in Technicolor )
Starring
EDMOND GWENN and DONALD CRISP
ALSO
'WOMEN OF TOMORROW
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DOUBLE FEATURE
LADIES OF THE CHORUS
Starring
ADELE JEKGEK8
ALSO
"BUCKAROO From POWDER RIVER
Starring
CHARLES STARRETT
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WORDS AND MUSIC
(in Technicolor)
Starring
GENE KELLY, JUDY GARLAND, MICKEY ROONEY and
JUNE ALLYSON
Haywood Library
To Sponsor
Essay Contest
The Haywood County Tubllc Li
brary is sponsoring an Essay Con
test on the Cherokee. The contest
is open to students in the county
or town schools and entries will be
accepted from anyone in the fourth
grade up. There are no restric
tions as to the length and essays
will be judged according to age
and grade. Method of treatment,
length, and subject approach are
up to the student and any phase
of the Cherokee is acceptable,
whether it be history, legends,
present life, arts and crafts or
games. The deadline for all en
tries is July 15th.
Prizes, of tickets to "Unto these
Hills," donated by Carl Sink, pub-
Hetty director, will be awarded the
five highest winners with the First
Priz,e as 5 tickets; Second Prize
four tickets; and so on down to
fifth place.
Miss Ida Penny, chairman of the
Literature Committee of the
Waynesville Woman's Club, In co
operation with several other mem
bers, will act as judges.
The Contest Is being sponsored
by the librarians of Western North
Carolina and comes as the out
growth of several meetings held
recently to discuss way of promot
ing regional interest in the drama;
A special exhibit of- books and
pamphlets pertaining to the Cher
okees is being planned at the
County Library and may be used
for background reading.
Following is a list of rules for
Haywood County:
1. The essay may be written on
any subject pertaining to the
Cherokee.
2. Entries will be accepted
from anyone in the 4th grade up.
3. The Essay must be typed or
written in ink. -
4. The essay must hear the
name, af;o, grade and address.
5. All essays must be turned in
to one of the following people by
July 15, 1950:
Miss Margaret Johnston, County
Librarian.
' ' Mrs.' James Alkins, Jr., Waynes
ville Library.
Robert Russell, Bookmobile.
Mrs. M. P. Haynes, Clyde Town
Hall.
Mrs, J. R. Stevens, Sr., Canton
Public Library.
6. Prizes will be tickets to the
drama, "Unto these Hills".
1st prize 5 tickets; 2nd prize
4 tickets, 3rd prize 3 tickets; 4th
prize 2 tickets, 5th prize 1 ticket.
PAID IN FULL
PHILADELPHIA (UP) Anthony
Iovini, 29-year-old truck driver,
was fined $404 after police told
the migestrate that they had sent
him 52 traffic summonses in six
months and he ignored them all.
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Mickey Kocncy Stars In
"Quicksand" At Strand
Mickey Rooney, the one-time
child star -and later film musical
comedy .headlinen, '. tjirns into a
touh, rfcugh law-breaker for the
first time in his new motion pic
ture, "Quicksand," which comes to
the Strand. Theater on AY'ed.-Thurs.
through United Artjistsf ffclease. !
In this second picture he's made
for producer Samuel H. Stiefel, Mr.
Rooney plays- thil part of a' young
garage meeitanic hq steals $?0, in
tending to rep.ai' only to find
himself caughjt in. a chain of events
leading to larceny-;and murder.
Two beautlfuji'stats, Barbara
Bates ini Jeanne Cagnev sre the
loves In the young man's life Miss
Bates playing the girl who if faith
ful and Miss Cagney the girl who
has no faith.
Featured with them is that fa
vorite . menace, Peter Lorre, who
pours his sofe-spoken, oily villainy
into the role of a night-spot owner
with a blackmailing heart. Taylor
Holmes and Afl SijiHb, t6' Broad
way and Hollywood vetfrSns.'-rouhd
out the highT.taleMed; cast.?
A fast-moving action tlrama,
"Quicksand';is an '((jrigiftal story
written ifor the:creen by Robert
Smith. The pictiife was directed by
film veteran Irving Pichel and pro
duced by Mort Briskin. ,
lit Tho Strcnd
MORE ABOUT
Business
(Continued from Pace 1
establishments which did a $7,884,
000 business. These had 92 active
proprietors and 450 full-time 'em
ployees. Waynesville had 92 retail trade
outlets which did a total business
of $6,690,000.
In the rest of the county, Includ
ing the towns of Clyde and Hazel
wood, 171 retail stores were operat
ing that year, and these showed
receipts and sales totalling $3,018,
000. In the wholesale trade, Canton
had five firms which did a combin
ed business of $1,584,000. The re,st
of the county had 14 firms in this
category which did a combined
business of $4,458,000.
Canton also had 36 firms In the
selected service trades whose com
bined receipts reached $303,000.
Waynesville had 23, which showed
a total $355,000, while there were
24 such firms in the rest of the
county which had a total $102,000
In sales and receipts.
MORE ABOUT
Clyde Lions
(Continued from Page 1)
president; Woody Lipman. secre
tary; Tom Leatherwood, treasurer;
Robert Corlzne, Lion Tamer; Jim
my Winfrey, Tail Twister; and Roy
McKlnnish and William Osborne,
directors.
Dr. Hugh A. Matthews of Can
ton made the featured speech of
the evening.
"What Makes A Good Patient?"
was the question, and Doctor Mat
thews supplied the answers.
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Mickey Rooney starring in a new type role, "Quicksand" coming to
the Strand Theatre Wednesday and Thursday. "
Francis Covo
Club Meets At
County Kitchen
The Francis Cove Home Dem
onstration Club met Wednesday in
the county kitchen with Mrs. Henry
Francis presiding. ,
Miss Mary Cornwell, home agent,
Pave the demouT"
Homer
roy, Mrs. Trov T;
"hitman, Mrt
Mrs. Homer We,t '
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SEATED IN LUXURIOUS BODIFORM TPnotwrl C1
MaUnees Sunday 2 and 4 P. M. Saturdav ii ?.RE S
NUrht Shows T d 9 P. M. Sunday Night s-l
The Ohio Valley includes 150
cities of more than 10,000 popula
tion, according to the1 National
Geographic Society.
MORE ABOUT
Lions
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Douglas Christopher, son of Frank
Christopher of Francis Cove.
They were introduced to the
Lions by Frank Rogers, the princi
pal of the school.
Claude Rogers, principal of
Central Elementary School, Intro
duced Miss Florence Bowles and
Eddie Demour, winners of the hon
ors in his school. Miss Bowles is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
H. Bowles, and Eddie is the son of
Mrs. Chat Thomas.
Winners of the awards in the
Hazelwood Elementary School
were Tommy Hyatt, 'son of Mr. and
Mrs. David Hyatt, and Nina Mae
Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Myers. Introducing them
were their principal, Lawrence
Leatherwood. "
Nina Mea, incidentally, was nam
ed outstanding player of the Hazel
wood Elementary School girls'
basketball team, which won the
recent 1950 Waynesville District
Tournament,
The Lions helped the Waynes
ville 4-H Club go over its $65 quota
for the 4-H Club Camp at the Test
Ferm here by having dinner pre
pared and served by the Club's
girls and their leaders at the First
Methodist Church of Waynesville.
During the course of the dinner,
two, cakes baked by the girls
brought $2 and $3 respectively at
an auction. The: money went into
the 4-H fund.
Following the program honoring
the outstanding students, Ernest
Edwards showed a film tracing the
development of the burial cere
mony from ancient times to the
present. The Rev. L. G. Elliott,
pastor of the First Baptist Church
of Waynesville and a member of
the Lions Club, aided in this phase
Two Shows Dally Monday through Friday 7 & 9 P.M.
Saturday: Continuous Showings from 11 A.M.
Sunday: 3 Shows, 2, 4 and 9:00 P. M.
TODAY and TUESDAY, MAY 15-16
NOT JUST A COMEDY- IT'S A RIOT!
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President Dick Bradley was in
charge of the sessions which all but
a few of the 65 members attended.
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