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1 i7 Mil MOUH .lSDAT.MA 25, 1950 ill (TLirl Cecil;;:) m 1 .0 WMNESYI'LLI TA0 THE YOUNGER SET By jjjLDRED MEDFORD High School Senior & Some are planning on PLm the summer,, and V 0 . T ..-in tn have one jr;r Mnff off to fling O111" : .. fall- ' farter a rising senior, has rtCart.Ci w f.m for the ishe is visiting in Penn S from all she said be- mine, sne ------ ffgood time before coming school. . .nH Susie Stamey are go to Virginia to work for the ... - 1 fnn via .r but Will oe nuine ' "- L their classmates. 'w U hnnno nf ,ny Patterson uus if" " to Kansas this summer to We hope you make it, John- 1- A 13ntl TSovis yie WomacK aim ijiart boys: tney are w,- in Waynesviue xor me .rBoth of the boys arework- , the Country Club , and te said that he reauy u i.e s.rniintrv Club. ' L this summer we will be nkeep up with a tew oi me Us of Waynesvuie: nign k Anyway, lets hope we can. a nicht the fct. jonns Q held their Junior-Senior Witt it the Lodge. fit Juniors planned the pro- lud It surely was well pian . just read this: iribat to the Seniors by Bar- . . ma. . ' h Jean Potts, me viass ihtcj. written by the Junior i was read by Robert Jeter, Tribute to the School was tb? Dolf Kienast, one of John's 1950 Graduates. The i Will was given by Hallett if, Jr., another Senior. An Ins was made by Rev. Clar t Hill and Rev. Francis Tatt. die Hannah gae Memories ud then came the Presenta- . f GUIs by Benton McCrary. m what they were? For I Kienast, a catcher's mitt t Hannah, a small piano and jJtnnie Kernan, a little Mexl I toll For the boys, Frosty it i toy wrecker, and Hallett i i toy race car. These rep mi, occasions, hapenings, times sometime in their high M career, he tables were decorated with m ot diplomas and academic v la the school colors. It cer- Jjmade the dinner table look ! attractive, Uter Taliaferro presided as Toastmaster. ra Jean. Potts, Junior President, was chairman event. PnVan de Water and Alex in Nakutis were in charge of wwations. . .. . flit Is one Junior-Senior Ban f N will long live In the W of the students of St. i Junior and Senior Class they weren't engagement rings or wedding rings either. Bette Hannah received a ring with 8 opals set around a diamond from her Aunt . . . and Mary Os borne, a beautiful diamond ring (cluster of small diamonds), from her Mother. Undoubtedly, they are the two of the prettiest rings I have seen In a long time. Well, the Canton High School doesn't have very much longer until their Graduation Day. Only six more days, then on the Slst of May theiy will receive their diplomas . . , and the awards made will be the surprises. The Seniors of C.H.S, have mailed out their Invitations and they are very pretty. On the front, Class of 50, with Canton High School in gold is written. As the unfold, on the left side there is a place to put the gradu ate's card. Then In the center, engraved Is their message. Their Exerches will be held May Slst at eight o'clock in the High School Auditorium at Canton. GIRLS JOIN WINNIPEG FLOOD FIGH1 1 Speaking For Animals who cannot speak for themselves. n ) UmJu. - ,..-Wii.ai.'lMft in-MW mint TAKING THEIR PLACI with 55,01)0 male flood-fighters In Winnipeg. Can ada, girls join the battle against the fast-rising waters of the Red River. The city has been stripped of one-fourth of its 320,000 residents and the government ha issued new warnings. , (International Soundphoto) Fourteen dogs were destroyed at I the Waynesville Dog round on.UaS 10 iTCSCrVC Monday, the 22nd: only one of the four described here last week was saved and that because the owner ok the friendly little paw-shaking fellow claimed him and took hiin home. (Owner's membership in the Haywood County Hunane Associa tion would be appreciated.) Available at the pound (tele phone 617-M. Montgomery Queen warden) until Monday, May 29th. are three young shepherd dogs, two eight months old, a male and female, and one four months old, a good pet for any outdoor youngster. The two older, ones, it seems to them, are just about ready to be put to work with cattle and they'd like that a lot better than being put to sleep next Monday. Before the week Is out more good, sound animals ready to ex change loyalty, friendship and serv ice for a good home, will be de tained at the pound. The public may inspect them at any time. If you want a dog don't let these homeless strays be destroyed. They may be had for their impounding fee, $1.00 and their board, Egypt's Orchestras Egypt' love of great size, which shows in her huge pyramids, sphinxes, and temples, was also carried out In her orchestras and choruses, Egyptian orchestras sometimes numbered as many as 600 players of harps, lyres, lutes, pipes, and metal rattles, Read The Mountaineer Want Mz. Our Declaration WASHINGTON (UP) The Dec laration! of Independence and the Constitution soon will be preserved in a gas-sealed case. The Library of Congress, custo dian of the historic documents, claims the threat of drying and in sect damage will disappear with use of gas. The five pages of the Constitu tion and the single paged Declara tion of Independence whose ex tensive travels have contributed to their deterioration, will be sealed Inside a glass container filled with an inert gas, probably helium. An Inert gas is free of chemical re action. The bureau of standards, work ing two years to perfect the case, reports that a gauge will be at tached to show any leaks and to assure proper temperature. Paid Political Advertisement FOR COMMISSIONER lama candidate for the Demo cratic nomination for the board of commissioners, a place I have pre viously held. It Is on my past re cord in this office, and my under standing of the nerds of Haywood county that I am a candidate. I will appreciate your support. ATTENTION FARMERS For High Yields Side Dress Your Corn NOW ..With 33' AMMONIUM NITRATE . SEE US FOR All Types of Garden Seeds Jarvis II. Allison 50 MURIATE OF POTASH NITRATE OF SODA 18 .'20 & 48 SUPER PHOSPHATE FERTILIZERS 4-10-6, C-8-6, 5-10-10, 2-12-12 3-9-6 Tobacco Special HAYWOOD COUNTY FARMERS CO-OP, Inc. Phone 722 Depot St. Official Primary .Bsillote and miron SAMPLE BALLOT Official Democratic Primary Ballot For Solicitor, State Senator, and County. Officers . .. For The M INSTRUCTIONS To vote for a candidate on the ballot mark a cross (X) mark in the square at the left of his name. ' " . If you tear or deface or wrongly mark this ballot, return it to the regis trar and get another. P For Solicitor 20th Judicial District (Vote For One) A. A. RICE T. D. BRYSON, JR. For State Senator 32nd Senatorial District (Vote For One) ..- .' J. PAUL MURRAY WILLIAM MEDFORD beautiful rinca were re- f graduation gifts , v . and oi for i' Jqiffi h.r If w w For Member of State House of Representatives (Vote For One) ORAL L. YATES W. G BYERS For Clerk of Superior Court . (Vote For One) Q J. B. SILER C. II. LEATHERWOOD For Chairman of Board of County Commissioners (Vote For One) DAVID F. UNDERWOOD, JR. CHARLES C. FRANCIS ers (jater system f"'b,lM1, ta knw all Hm For Sheriff (Vote For One) FRED Y. CAMPBELL CHARLES E. MILNER L. MEDFORD LEATHERWOOD M IWwIim Mmh Mrf. l" "7' tepr8coi For Register of Deeds (Vote For One) P. D. TURNER JULE NOLAND For Tax Collector (Vote For One) FURMAN TATE -VANAR W. IIAYNES SEBE T. BRYSON FLOYD MUXER M. E. DAVIS For County Commissioner 1 (Vote For Two) JAMES E. HENDERSON It L. JUSTICE FRANK M. DAVIS FRANK R MEDFORD D. J. NOLAND WAY M. MEASE JARVIS II. ALLISON GASTON BURNETTE. For Member of The Board of Education (Vote For Three) JENNINGS McCRARY JAMES KIRKPATRICK ROBERT II. BOONE : JACK L. WEST CLARENCE C. MEDFORD J. W. KILLIAN SAMUEL LOGAN SANDERSON C. R. FRANCIS MARVIN LEATHERWOOD J. L. WORLEY J. D. JUSTICE Primary Election, May 27, 1950. 3 Haywood ectnc Service 6. . Cede Chairman of Haywood County Board of Election! ay 27th rimary o . Democratic Township Ballots For CONSTABLE Are As Follows WAYNESVILLE ERCogdill Aut F. Arrington J. W. Patton Clarence L. Edwards BEAVERDAM II. B. Meliaffcy W. II. Scott Lyde B. Smathers FINES CREEK F. R. Noland W. B. Murry CLYDE Hardy Clark . J. G. Carver Arthur J. Greene Hubert Thompson Ham Thompson EAST FORK Albert Fish ' E. L. Poston .V ' 'v: BEAVERDAM (Republican) v James E. Haynie Jeff Britton This published as a public service by the Haywood Board of Elections C. E. COLE, Chairman Charles Hawkins Frank Ferguson ion Polls Will Open 6:30 ML Close lit 6:30 .P. EI All Election Officials Are Due at Polls At 6 a.m. SAMPLE BALLOT Official Democratic Primary Ballot ' for State Officers and Congressmen INSTRUCTIONS 1. To vote for a candidate on the ballot make a cross (X) mark in the square at the left of his name. 2. If you tear or deface or wrongly mark this bal lot, return it to the registrar and get another. FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR (Unexpired Term) (Vote for One) ROBERT R. REYNOLDS " OLLA RAY BOYD WILLIS SMITH FRANK P. GRAHAM FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT (Vote for One) OSCAR O. EFIRD EMERY B. DENNY FOR COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE (Vote for One) WALDO C. CHEEK Q HOKE R. BOSTIAN Primary election May 27, 1950. Qltai. 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