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NOTICE TO ALL
WE URGE YOU TO
SENATOR FRANK
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SENATOR GRAHAM
"Senator Graham has
consistently worked for
better educational facili-
ties, and better schools.
He is needed in Congress
to help carry on this pro
gressive program."
Senator Graham Is A Friend
Of The Teachers
lis advertisement paid for by a Group of Haywood
'earhcrs who are Interested In Better Education.
ed if they would be home on the
evening or Saturday, May 20.
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Shout seven-thirty the cars, jeeps
ana iructs began arriving one after
the other as people from the four
churches which make up the Crab
tree charge came swarming into
the parsonage loaded with all sorts
of things to eat. -
They loaded the dining table
and placed articles too big for the.
iacie unoer it. About sixty people
were present. It was a seen to
gladden the heart of any minister
ana his family
The fveninff Was SDMit In in0.
ing and fellowship. W will be re
membering this visit for a long
time. Many thanks to these good
people.
Last Sunday was 4-H Sunday In
the Upper Crabtree Community.
The Club members under the di
rection of thrlr leaders, Mrs. James
Best and Edwin Rogers presented
the program in the Mt. Zion
Church. .
Prior to Suhday the 4-H mem
bers and their parents had cleaned
the church grounds and decorated
it with flowers.
The theme "For A Better Rural
Community" was presented by the
following 4-H Club members:
Statement of the purpose of 4H
Club Sunday-LMie Jane Sanford.
The Scripture was read by Adeline
Best; The Home Makes A Better
Community Jewel Dee Ferguson;
The 4H makes a Better Community
Bonnie Sue Justice;
The Church Makes a Better
Community Bobby Jean Brad
shaw. '.
Sylvia Newell read a poem. I
am the Rural Church."
The Club members sang; "This
is My Father's World," and Mrs
Newell spoke briefly to the par
ents concerning the relationship of
the 4H program to the church and
better rural living. The congrega
tion Joined in the hymns, "The
Church in the Wildwood" and the
hyinn of dedication, "Have Thine
Own Way, Lord."
The Crabtree-Iron Duff Method
ist Youth Fellowship will-hike to
Utah Mountain Sunday evening
leaving the church at five o'clock.
A picnic supper and the worship
service will be held on top o the
mountain. AH young people are in
vited to attend the heights with us.
MARRIAGE IJCENSES
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Garland L. Warren, Jr., and
Winifred A. Burnett, both of Can
ton. ... -1
To The Voters of Haywood County
I believe that you voters are entitled to know, before the
primary, the program I would advocate if nominated and elect
ed to membership on the Haywood County Hoard of Education.
I would diligently work to carry out the following program,
which I consider essential for better schools.
1. To thoroughly familiarize myself with the duties of the
. office, ' "
2. To attend all board meetings, &
3. To appoint qualified persons on all local school boards,
4- To appoint at least one woman on each local school board,
5 To improve the physical equipment of all schools,
To co-operate and work with all Parent-Teacher Associations.
V0EB M JACK WEST
BOARD OF EDUCATION
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p'd Political Advertisement
DON'T UNDERTIP. .This
it poor economy if you wont
noy a vacation trip. An
deduct tipwill aksure you
adequate service.
N. Clyde CDP
Organized
On Tuesday
North Clyde last Tuesday night
joined Haywood County's Com
munity Development Program fam
ily, giving the county its 25th or
ganized rural area.
Residents of the community who
nearly filled the Clyde High School
auditorium launched their organi
zation by electing their principal
officers.
For their first chairman they
named Glenn W. Brown, young
Clyde attorney.
Crawford Sanford was elected
vice-chairman; Ralph Miller, treas
urer; Mrs. Roland Leatherwood,
secretary; and Mrs, Levi Morgan,
reporter.
They'll name their special com
mittees at their hext meeting,
which was set for, 7:30 p.m. June
12 at the Clyde School.
: The lineup of the Community
Development Program organiza
tions, in addition to North Clyde,
now shows:
Ratcliffe Cove Francis Cove,
Stamey Cove, Center Pigeon, East
Pigeon, West Pigeon, Iron Duff.
Lower Crabtree, Upper Crabtree,
Fines Creek, Beaverdam, Thickety.
Hominy, Lake Junaluska, White
Oak, Saunook, Panther Creek, Ce
cil, South Clyde, Cruso, Jonathan
Creek, Dellwood, Aliens Creek,
and Morning Star.
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INFORM!
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ALL VOTER
(An Official Statement From The Haywood Board
Elections)
Mrs. Geo. Moody
Dies In Knoxville
After Illness
Mrs. Lona Howell Moody, 78
wife of George W. Moody of Knox
ville, Tenn., died at her home Fri
day, May 19, after a long illness.
Mrs. Moody was the daughter of
the late Nelson and Fannie Fergu
son Howell of Waynesville and was
a member of the Mt. Olive Baptist
Church. , .
Funeral services were held In
Rose Chapel in Knoxville, Sunday
afternoon and interment was in
Wbodluwn Cemetery in the same
city.
Surviving in addition to the hus
band are two daughters, Miss
Matide Moody and Mrs. Elmer W.
White; five sons, Manley R., Dary,
Kyle, Dewey, and Bruce Moody, all
of Knoxville; two sisters, Mrs. C.
R. Liner of Waynesville, and Mrs.
Fannie Turpin of Whittier; two
brothers, Kansas and York Howell
of Whittier; 10 grandchildren; and
six great grandchildren.
Tapir a Glutton '
The amount of food consumed In
one night by a tapir is enormous,
and, together with the water im
bibed, may vary from one-seventh
to one-fifth the total weight of the
animal. '
The election officials will be At the polls at 6 A. M.
Saturday, May 27.
Voting will begin promptly at 6:30 A. M.
All ballots are wrapped and scaled with. a sticker
which says they are not to be opened until 6 A. M. Sat
urdayand then only in the presence of all of the elec
tion officials, and any electors at the respective precincts.
The election officials have been instructed to allow
any and all voters prcsento examine the ballot boxes be
fore they are locked at 6:30 A. M.
When presenting yourself to vole, give your name to
the registrar.
Be patient, as he is instructed to check your name on
.the registration book before delivering your ballot.
Vote promptly and leave the voting room immediate
ly after you have cast your ballot.
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No one is permitted in the polling place except elec
tion officials and those in the act of voting.
Challengers may step into the polling room to chal
lenge. But after doing so, they must retire immediately.
And person who is allowed to vote after being chal
lenged must write his name on the back of all of his bal
lots. Any voter citizen living in Waynesville No. 2 and 3
(old South Ward) and Fines Creek Nos. 1 and 2 cannot
vote unless he has re-rcgistcrcd. Do not present yourself
at any precinct if you are not registered as a Democrat,
except in Beaverdam Township where there is a Republi
can contest for constable.
Do not ask for a marker unless you are physically un
able to mark your ticket or arc registered under the
Grandfather Clause. ,jiH',
If you need any assistance, come to the polls wiIUm.
HiAlwliAfli t . ' m w ImmfiJinf A n.ll. f m4I.a a m M.AlkAa.
grandfather, grandmother, daughter, brother, or sister)
4"Jtere aWS46rethan 3,200 persons on the registration)
books in North Ward Waynesville. So vote as early as pos
sible if you live in this ward. Do not wait until late after
noon.
REMEMBER:
Soliciting votes within 50 feet ol
the polls, and offering to buy or sell
vofes are violations of the law.
Your Board of County Elections urges you to vote if
you are eligible.
C. E. Cole, chairman
C D. Hawkins
Frank D. Ferguson, Jr.
Haywood County Board of Elections
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J. PAUL MURRAY
Give him your support, he is
not a politician. His philoso
phy of an office holder should
be a servant of the people, not
their master.
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FOR
STATE SENATE
WE RECOMMEND MR. MURRAY TO
YOU AS A MAN WHO IS: v
(1) Well qualified for the job.
(2) A man of common sense.
(3) A man of integrity." " " "
(4) Always interested in good Govern
ment. (5) Stands for good Schools and Roads.
(6) Active in Civic affairs.
(7) Very active in Church work.
(8) A life long Democrat.
(9) For eight years an Economical and
Progressive Administration as Mayor
of Canton,
There are many other good things Mr. Murray stands for but space will
not permit us to mention them. Therefore, we his supporters recommend
him to you. He will appreciate your support May 27th.
SPONSORED BY FRIENDS OF MR. MURRAY ' '
(Paid Political Advt)