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5t Junior
:pSToMeet
t fho RaDtist
f5 regular meetings
'T's will meet in
Cu oftbe church "Ved-
rf 3 30 P-
G.
m.
A.'s
will meet
m - t 3 30 o'clock
.i
,'ul Ha"
f ...mms will
meet Friday
lDT the social hall.
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Christmas trees
are
the
J , w'-of the Mississippi
CAR. To Meet
With Mrs. Lutz ,
The June meeting of thp rinr,OI
Bell LoVe Chapter, DauchtPrs m
the American Revolution will be
held at the home of Mrs. Harry
Lutz, Friday afternoon at a !tn
o'clock. Mrs. James L. Elwood will
serve as co-hostess.
Guest speaker for the afternoon
will be Miss Mary Ulmer, librarian
r iL. y-ii .
oi uic nerokee inman School who
will discuss the Cherokee drama.
unio inese Hills. '
Shrimp bran, ground shells and
neaas, is a r.r0h-protcin livestock
feed.
At Park Theatre Thursday and Friday
PERSONALS
WAYNESVILLE
lovies Are BETTER Than Ever!
PROGRAM ,
MON.,'. TUES., JUNE 5 & C
JSS GRANT TAKES RICHMOND'
. ' Starring . ,.' .
LUCILLE BALL and WILLIAM I10LDEN
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7
DOUBLE FEATURE
"STRIKE IT RICH
, Starring .
ROD CAMERON
ALSO
CARSON GITY RAIDERS"
Starring
ALL,AN "ROCKY" LANE
THURS. & ERL, JUNE 8 & 9
"NOT WANTED'
v -Starrirfg.. ' ,
SALLY FORREST and KEEFE BRASSELLE
ALSO SELECTED SIItjEflT SUBJECTS'
2i.
Alan Udd and Wanda Hendmt portray
intriguing drama "Captain Carey, U. S. A."
the lovers in tha
ill
Joint Hostesses
Give Party For
Mrs. Yarborough
Mrs. Gilbert Gregory and Mrs.
Lewis Burress were hostesses of
i miscellaneous shower given at
he home of Mrs. Fred Phillips,
Saturday evening, in honor of Mrs
Kene Yarborough, the former Miss
Nancy Floyd, whose marriage on
December 29, has recently been
announced.
Pink roses were used through-
out the house and a pink and white
motif was observed In the party
ippointments.
Gifts were presented to the bride
following games and refreshments.
The guests included Mrs. Yar
borough and her mother, Mrs. Roy
Floyd, Mrs. Fred Phillips, mother
nf the groom. Miss Polly Dyer,
Miss Geraldlne Phillips, Mrs
Reuben Flemmlng, Mrs. Amelia
White. Mrs. T. J. Ball, Mrs. Taylor
Sutton. Mrs. Flora Balllnger, Mrs
Jerry Liner, Mrs. Claude Brown
Mrs. Frank Albright, Mrs. Carroll
Morrow, Mrs. Gudger Hlpps, Mrs,
Glenn Hipps, Mrs. Rufus Downs
Mrs. R. C. Long. Mrs. Oral Yates
Mrs. John Reeves.1 Mrs. Marvin
Rhinehart, Mrs. James Brown, Mrs
Manson Morrow, Mrs. Howard
Covington, Mrs. James McCluro
Mrs. Lawrence Downs, Mrs. Fuller
Crawford, Mrs, Boyd Tipton. Mrs
Billy Medford, Mrs. Troy Rhine.
hart and Mrs. Rufus Rhinehart.
W.M.U. Meets In
Ratcliffe Cove
1
ho Shows Daily 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, JUNE 5-6
Jtlfg WILL CEER CHARLES DRAKE rBBS
ALSO MUSICAL O CARTOON O NEWS
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY, JUNE 7-8
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'NEWS' AND COLOR CARTOON
"EXT
WEEK: "MA & PA KETTLE GO TO TOWN"
Large Crowd
Expected For
Benefit Party ,
Indications point to a large at
'endancc at the benefit card party
o be sponsored by the .'Waynes
ille Chapter of the National Sec
retaries Association on Wednesday
night in the Davis-Liner Show
loom,
D( nations of nrUes to be award
ed' aiver the .ais have beep made
jy E. J. Lilius, The Book Store.,
Sellable Jeweh'-s Massle's Depart-1
I.IV.III Mo.i,n I if. uu.
shop. Claudette Beauty Shop, Nor-
rl8 Gift Shop, Belk-Hudson, The
Firestone Store, Boyd Furniture
Store, The .Toggery, Smith's Drug
Store, Curtis Drug SUv?', Tuts,
The First National Bank, The Mrst
State Bank, The Fashion Fhop,
and C, N. Allen Company.
Miss Clara Dotson, Miss Ruflna
Bright, and Miss Joy Woody are
in charge of refreshments for the
event and reservations may be
made with Miss Louise Gaddy.
Mrs- Henry Troutman of Atlanta
Is spending a few days here as the
guest of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan
Woody.
'
Mrs. Thomas Wood left Saturday
for her home In Edenton after a
visit to her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr, and Mrs. James A.
r "
Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrlck, and Miss
I Robina Miller have as their guest,
their sister-in-law, Mrs. Clarence
Miller of Lexington, Kentucky.
MJor Fannie J. Reynolds of the
Woman's Army Corps, who is now
stationed in Washington, D. C'is
visiting her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny John
son. . She expects to return to
Washington tomorrow.
.'.
Mrs. George Craig and Mrs- J
Baptist Circles
To Meet Tuesday
Circles of the Woman's Mission
ary Society of the First Baptist
Church will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m.
as follows:
Lottie Moon Circle with Mrs. H.
C. Wilbur n.
Eliza Yates Circle with Mrs. Leo
Buckner, Jr., and Mrs. H. A. Hall.
Ann Hasseltine Judson , Circle
with Mrs. Herbert Singletary.
Henrietta Hall Shuck Circle p ith
Mrs. II. B. Foy.
Fannie E. S. Heck Circle with
Mrs. R. L. York. -
C. D. Meeting Is
Held At Iron Duff
A meeting of the Iron Duff Com
munity Development program was
held at Davis Cliapel Methodist
Church Thursday night.
Shelby Jean Tate, wlrmer of the
recent essay contest for sixth grad
ers, read her winning essay and the
At Tho Slrcnd Seen
T. Russell returned on Sunday i following graduates of the Crab
from Bristol. Tenness where tliey tree-Iron Duff School were tecog
represented the First Presbyterian nired: Joan Medford, Betty Jo
C 17 ;;,:::
James Mason and Marta Toren starring. In the suspense filled
drama "One Way Street" coming to the Strand Theatre Wednes
day and Thursday. - v v ' " '''
Tie Woman's Missionary Union
of . the Ratcliffe Cove Baptist
church held Us June meeting on
Thursday night, at the home, of Mrs.
Bob Caldwell ,,.with Mrs. 1 Algle
Ratcliffe, president, presiding.
Mrs. John Morrow conducted the
devotional and Mrs. George Liner
was In charge Pf the program on
The Responsibility of Adults to
the Youth of Today." ' .
Members attending in addition
to those mentioned were Mrs. Fred
Sanford, Mrs. Hugh Francis. Mrs
Grace Camp, Miss Franzie Noland,
Mrs. John Webb, Mrs. James Hen-
drix, Mrs. Jewel Justice and Mrs,
Z. Messer.
Mrs. Sam Liner was a special
guest.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie James
Morrow announce the birth ot
daughter, Reta Kay, on Saturday,
June 3, at the Haywood County
Hospital.
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UNIVERSAL INTERNAT10NM. WCTUHE I
World Friendship
Group To Meet
The World Friendship group of
the First Methodist Church will
meet Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
with Miss Jo Ann Rowe as hostess.
C. A.R. To Meet
Thursday At 3:30
The Joseph Howell Society,
Children of the American Revolu
Hon, will meet at the home of Miss
Marguerite way. inursaay auer-
noon, at 3:30 ociocK. , ,
Mrs. J. H. Howell, senior presi
dent, will be in charger and Linda
Sloan, junior president, will pre
side. '
C D. Meeting Set
For Ratcliffe Cove
The regular Community Devel
opment meeting for Ratcliffe Cove
will be held In the Community
Building, Thursday,, June 8, at 7:30
p. m.
Bob Francis, chairman will pre
side. .
church at the Appalachian Train
ing School at King s College. En
route to .Bristol they spent the
week-end in Meadow View, Vir
ginia as guest of Mrs. Hamilton
Akers and Mrs. Nellie Akers and
on their return to Wayncsvllle,
visited Mrs. Craig's uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Annls, in
Erwln, Tenn. '
"" .
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sleeley
ot wuiiamsoiirg, Kentucky, were
week-end guests of Misses Frances
and Helen Ray.
"..
Miss Patricia McElroy has gone
to Oak Ridge, Tennessee where she
will visit Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.
Frye for two weeks.
;
Dr. and Mrs. Joe Way and young
son, Joseph Howell Way, IV, of
Richmond, Virginia, are here for
a visit to ur. way s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Way, Jr
Mrs. Carl E. Rochrock and young
sons left Sunday for their home
in Reldsville after a visit to Mrs
Rolhrock's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Rufus Siler."
Miss Allen Hart has arrived
from Meredith College to spend
the summer at her home here
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Prevost have
as their guests Mrs. Sam Kirk
Patrick, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
S. Hayte and children, Lane and
Edward Jr., of Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stamey of
Ptnsacolu, Florida, are guests of
the latter's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and' Mrs. Everett
Ferguson, Don Crawford, Billy
Welch, and Bobby Stevenson.
A him on the Blue Cross insur
ance plan was shown by a Blue
Cross representative.
Poultrymen To
Moot On Friday
Haywood poultrymen will meet
here Friday night at the court
house at eight o'clock to hear rep
resentatives of hatcheries of the
area discuss the production of
hatching eggs.
Van Wells, chairman of the poul
try commission, will be in charge
of the meeting.
A movie "Building The Nation"
will be shown,
Miss Mary Jean West, who is a
student at Florida Southern Col
lege, arrived yesterday to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Homer West.
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About a tenth of the U. S. shrimp
catch is dried.
PARK THEATRE -
WHERE YOU CAN. ENJOY THE BEST PICTURES IN COMFORT
SEATED IN LUXURIOUS BODIFORM UPHOLSTERED SEATS.
Matinees Sunday 2 and 4 P. M. Saturdays 11 A. M. Continuous
Night Shows 7 and 9 P. M. Sunday Night 8:30
PROGRAM
TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 & 7
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VJIIK1 THE
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CRABTREE HONOR GRADUATE
ENLISTS IN MARINES
Bob Lemlng enlisted In the U. S
Marine Corps shortly after his
graduation last month from Crab
tree-Iron Duff High School. ,
He Is now stationed at the Parrls
Island, S. C. Marine Base.
The son of Mr. and Mrs, Rufus.
C. Leming of Waynesvllle, Route 2,
Bob was an honor student In
school, a member of the Student
Council, and editor-in-chief of the
school publication, "Crabtree Hl-Llfc".
Miss Ruth Inman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Inman of
Waynesvllle, route 1, left last week
to enter Children's Hospital, Wash
ington, D. C. Miss Inman was
transferred from Mission Hospital,
Mc- Ashevllle, where ,she ha been lu
" training. """ '
" S. '.. .. ! ;f you are the type of man 1
yrho looks ahead, vou realize there will be a period t)
of readjustment when you are gone. Your family will .
be in need of immediate cash to pay accumulated bills
and get a debt-free start plus a definite income until ,
they can arrange to carry on without the income you
have been providing. , H.
Thd Jefferson Standard Readjustment Plan will 1
give your family the necessary time to adjust itself
to changed circumstances. The adjustment can be a
gradual one the severe shock of sudden change can '"
be avoided. Ask f or complete, details, today, atno !;
cost to you,
S. E. CONNATSER i
fhoue 705
District Manager
Main Street
Waynesvllle
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THURSDAY & FRIDAY, JUNE 8 & 9
laUds to, Action
In the wor-torn MdHrronBn..!V,
"--WANDA HENDRIX- Francis Lederer Joseph Calleia
SALE
$7.95 Aluminum Roaster $1.98-
$12.95 Metal See Saw $5.95
$3.49 Tennis Shoes 98c
$93.50 Oil Heater .... .................... .. $59.95
$5.65 Trico Windshield Washer $3.50
$7.95 White Wall Tire Rings $4.50
$1.29 Qts. Flat Wall Paint 'iZ
$1.69 Paint Brushes
59c Pts. Gloss Enamel
Radio Tubes .....
$9.00 Indoor Shuffle Board
$10.00 Indian Teepee Tent
r- .da'..
...:..:49 :29.
i Price
$3.98
$4.95
Alemite
Volume Pump
With hand pump.
Reg. $40.15
$29.95
Straw Hats
Were 98c to $1.Q9
Choice
. 49c
Truck Tubes
Most Sizes
i PRICE
INTER , ;
Communication
SYSTEM j"
..: $5.95
5c Shoe Laces lc pr.
$2.69 Adjustable Wrench 98c
$1.98 Adjustable Wrench 79c
49c Open End Wrench ... ... ............. 17c
69c Wood Chisel - 32c
54c Spinner Wrench 29c
$11.55 Fire Extinguisher $8.55
$15.95 Dormyer Juice Extractor $6.95
10c towel Racks - 3c
98c Sun Glasses 49c
$7.95 Session Electric Clock ..... $2.98
$24.00 Machinist Chest $15.20
Trade In
Us An Offer
Truck Tire
10.00 x 20 12 ply
WITH TUBE'
New $59.95
TOYS
Many Kinds
i
Less Than i Price
Motor
Scooter
Used .
$49.00
-A
$15.00 Telephone Set $5.95
$1.82 Bike Sprockets 98c
$17.95 Portable Ice Chest ..... .. . $6.95
Tennis Rackets price
$16.95 Leather Jacket $7.95
MANY OTHER ITEMS AT LESS THAN
-...
Wesfi'eirini Ayfi1 AssocisiU'e
$27.45 Nydar Gun Sights $9.95
$1.29 Dust Mop 59c
Window Channels ....... . .. ...... i Price
Wheel Bearings Price
Muffler and Tail Pipes ..... .. . J Price
COST
C. R. ECKIIOFF, Owner
221 Main St.
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