, PACE II
Cherokee Drama Seen By
12.000 In Five Nights
1 'tout nights of flaying since
opening Saturday, Juyl I, Moun
ts Iflshje Theatre here, the Cher
okee Drama, "Unto The Hils."
has entertained close to 1000
fe'u1ig dreui rehearsal jer-fo4-f
Xrilay, June 39, at tjtj
oC JJM Indians among; otters
te .'the .jectjtcaiar
dxima kai 5rrn crver 12.WXJ. Per
romances are scheduled nightly
throcgh Sunday, July 9, then five
bights weekly, Wednesday through
Sundays through Labor Day.
First of special nights honoring
distinguished guests at Mountain
side mill be observed Wednesday
Jnly 12 hen Cardiual Spellman,
Catholic prelate attending the
CaXboUc Women's convention in
Asheville, will sttend. Manager
Carol T"hite, announced today that
500 seats would be held in a tpctial
sectlan for Catholic reservation.
Plenty of seals in all categories will
be available to the general public.
A 36-page Souvenir Program of
the Indian drama ill be on sale
Saturday, July 8, at the Theatre
ajvd at the general office at Chero- j
kee Information Hut here. 1
Transportation and parking fa
cilities in the Theatre area were
given, and passed, competently, a
severe test Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday when, as reported by Na
tional Parka Service, "the grertMt
traffic count in history as made
on the trars-Park highway." Ex
press bus service is maintained
from Knoxviile, Asheville and in
termediate points by Smoky Moun.
tain Stages and others. Free shuttle-bus
service from parking loU
on Cherokee Indian fairgrounds
at the bottom of Theatre moun
tain has proven efficient and satis
factory. Crabtree WMU Holds
Day-Long Meeting
Fourteen members and four vis
itors attended the day-long meet
ing of the Crabtree Baptist
Church's Missionary Union last
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Vod
er Davis.
At noon, luncheon was served to
the members and guesty by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Carly'le
Davis.
. Mrs, Frank Brown, the president,
was In charge of the meeting,
which was featured by a program
on China Missions.
Taking part were Mrs. Jessie
aimey, Mrs. L. B, Brown. Mrs.
W, V. Davis, Mrs. Furman Noland,
Mrs. Joe Davis. Mm. Hubert Well.
Mra. Orville Allen, Mrs. S. L.
Smart, Miss Geraldine Hoglcn, and
Miss Manila Brown.
The WMU plans to hold another
all-day meeting on August 2, start
ing at 10:30 a.m. This August ses
sion la scheduled for the home of
Mrs. S. L. Smart.
Visitors are especially welcome.
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To Visit W.N.C.
Cardinal SpeUman. of New Tort,
will be a visitor to this section next
week, and on
W ednesday will
visit the Smokies.
On bis return
from the trip in
the Park in the
afternoon. h and
party will be spe
cial guests at the
.1 special section
W- VVJ hw' been reserv-
; ed in Mountain-
I
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aide Theatre for
Cardinal Spell
tun ana a trouo of Catholic lead
ers of Western North Carolina. He
will be a special guest of Mr. and
Mr. J. Francis Heazel, of Ashe
ville, while in this area.'
BIRTHS
New arrivals have been announc
ed at the Haywood County Hos
pital at follows:
Mr. ar.d Mrs. James Blaylock of
Canton. Route 1, a daughter. June
23.
Mr and Mrs. Ray Wood of Way
nesville, Route 1, a daughter, June
29
Mr and Mrs, J. R. Justice of
Canton, Rout 3, a son, June 30.
Mr and Mrs. D. W. Cornwell of
Canton, Route 2, a daughter, June
30.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis James of
Canton, Route 2. twin sons, July 1.
Mr and Mrs. Coy H. Wood of
Candler, Route 3, a son, July 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith of Way
nesville, Route 1, a son, July 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowe Franklin of
Cove Creek, a son, July 1.
Mr and Mrs. John Ewart of Can
ton, a son, July 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Corpening
of Waynesville, a son, July 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mull of
Lake Junatuska, a daughter, July
2.
Mr. and Mrs Harrison Cowan, Jr.
of Wayne svllle. a son, July 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Smathers of
Canton, a son, July 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holcomb of
Canton, a daughter, July 4.
Mr, and Mrs. Max Rogers of
Waynesville, a daughter, July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sutton of
Clyde, twin daughters, July 4.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Coffey of
Waynesville, a daughtarv July t4.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Warlick of
Waynesville, a son, July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Teague Carver of
Waynesville, Route 2. a son, July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rogers of
Clyde, afdaughter, July 5.
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Cogdill of
Canton, a daughter, July 6.
LOST Some of Waynesville's best
singing, dancing, and acting tal
ent. If it is you, Phone Mrs. Har
ry Lee Liner, Jr., 833-W. Re
ward offered in fun and enter
tainment. J 6-10
Musical Concert
To Be Held At Lake
lunaluska Tonight
Highlighted by excellent muic
Unship. warmth of feeling and deep
spiritual signincance, tee Thurs
day Night Sacred Concert, present
ed by the Junaluska Ensemble
under the direction of Cyrus Dan
iel, of NaUiville, Tennessee, will
mark a new high In musical execu
tion and direct. on and pleased a
large auditorium audience. The
concert is an evening unit of the
Institute of Church Music in ses
sion here, July 4-. Friday night
the auditorium attraction will be
Oratoria Night when the Ensemble
will present -Gallia" by Gounod
and Rosvr.i's "Stabat Mater",
The not part of Thursday's pro
gram will introduce the residence
quartet in solos and duet. Kay
Fryer, who has a clear. Lyric so
prano, will sing "How Beautiful."
Sonia Young, who has depth in
her rich contralto register, will
sing "Hiller Prayer."
Roland Felts and Katherine
Fryer will sing a duet, -Love Di
vine," while Frank Love, baritone,
will sing the dramatic sola, -Fear
Not." .
These four young artists are all
from Nashville, Tennessee, where
they hold church soloist positions.
Mr. Daniel, heads the muk depart
ment at Vanderbilt University and
is choirmaster at First Presbyter
ian church in Nashville.
The second part of the program
will feature a setting of the "Seven
Last Words." by Mercadante, a con
temporary of Verdi, and will dis
play an almq&t operatic style in
this dramatic, vivid setting.
Mr. Daniel at the organ, will play
a colorful accompaniment while
directing members of the ensemble.
Betty Reiney, assistant organist,
will play Prelude and Postlude with
skill and understanding. Of the
concerted numbers in Part II,
"Verily I Say Unto The." and
"Father, Into Tby Hands" will also
be outstanding.
Homecoming To
Be Observed At
Lower Fines Cr.
Homecoming will be observed at
the Lower Fines Creek Methodist
Church next Sunday.
All Interested persons are ex
pected to attend the all-day pro
gram and bring a picnic lunch. A
special invitation has been extend
ed to all former pastors and mem
bers of the church and Sunday
school.
The program will begin at 10 a.
m. and will include a number of
guest speakers.
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Fourth of July
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most of the weekend.
Waynesville police reported al
most that many vehicles passed
through town during that period.
Out of it all however, the Worst
accident involved approximately
$200 damage. Four other accidents
resulted in nothing worse than
some dented fenders.
No accidents were reported on
the Fourth of July itself.
Even the common garden variety
of misbehavior hit a new low over
the weekend.
On the Fourth of July, only five
folks wound up In the county jail
four for being Intoxicated and one
for driving recklessly.
Between Saturday morning un
til Wednesday morning, only 15
folks had to be arrested, all for
minor offenses.
That was "about usual" for any
weekend, the police department
said. .
Hundreds of people, favored by
the sunny skies and warm weath
er, turned out to line Main Street
the morning of the Fourth for the
traditional Independence Day pa
rade. Approximately 200 marchers,
made up the colorful procession.
Taking part in the parade were
the Boy and Girl Scouts, the
Waynesville High School bands,
members of the American Legion
and other veterans' organizations,
and Gold Star parents.
It marked the first time a parade
ever was held in Aliens Creek. The
line of march included that com
munity with Aliens Creek School
as the turning point.
The recreation featured a full
sports program.
In the morning, boys from teams
of the Hazelwood Knee Pants
League met on the diamond.
There were other athletic events
on the high school football field.
In the afternoon, nearly 1,000
fans saw the Gastonia and Hay
wood County American Legion
baseball teams clash in a thriller
that launched the playoffs for the
western area championship.
V Right after thatthe girls' soft
ball teams of Saunook and Center
Pigeon and the Stamey Cove and
the Iron Duff boys got together in
a pair of inter-community contests.
That night the celebration came
to a climax with a varied musical
and singing program.
Throughout the 4th of July week,
the Williams Rides and the other
amusements at the field behind the
high school stadium kept busy
from morning until after dark,
W. H. Prevost served as general
chairman for the Boosters Club in i
TC2 TTATXTSVILLr IIOUXTAIXTO
On Lake Junaluska Program
BR. E.ALPH STOODv of New
York, head cf the Methodist In
formation news bureau, will be
the guest speaker at the Juna
lu'ka auditorium on Mondav
evening.
Junaliiska Had Big 4lh;
Quistanding Programs In
taking For The Week-End
Safe. Sane, and Satisfying! That
was the verdict of Junaluskans and
visitors concerning the all-day j
Fourth of July celebraiton by this!
church center. Hundreds of per-!
sons thronged the lakeside and j
athletic fields durin? tho mnmini I
and afternoon to witness the water
carnival and other sports which
were carried on under the direc
tion of Richard Crowder, recrea
tion director. By night fall, approx
imately 2.000 had gathered to
watch the fireworks display from
Missionary' Point and the upper
deck of the big launch, Cherokee,
which cruised the waters of Lake
Junaluska all day and until a late
hour in the evening.
Prior to the fireworks uisplay.
the organ recital by Cyrus Daniel,
director of music, and the Com
munity Sins, led hy Frank Love
attracted a banner auditorium
crowd. No casualties or minor ac
cidents marred the day and the
rain obligingly passed over in time
not to interfere with the sports
program.
Winners of prizes offered by
Lake Junaluska, Waynesville and
Asheville concerns were won as
folows: Boat Races for boys un
der fifteen, James Melton; Diving,
i-aimer Hiooks; Canoe Tilting.
Vim Howie and Jim Sanders. Motor
Boat. 22 II P,. Guy Massie; 10
H P.. Ed Potts. 5 H P.. John Ber
ry; Canoe Races, Whistle Change,
John McDaniel and Jim Knight;
100 Yard Swimming Race, back
stroke. Vim Howie; Free Swim
ming, back stroke, Dewey Gaddis;
Dog Paddle Race, John Holt.
The Thursday evening program
will be presented by the Junaluska
Ensemble under the auspices of
the Institute on Church Music in
session here, July 4-9. The program
will feature Mecadante's "Seven
Last Words". On Fridav evenintr
the Institute Choir will nresent a
Choral Festival and Sunday even-
ing. Dean Robert McCutchan who i
with Cyrus Daniel heads the Insti-,
tute faculty, will conduct a Hymn !
Festival. The Sunday morning
preacher will be the Rev. Dr. John
K. Benton, dean of the school of
religion, Vanderbilt University A i
south-wide meeting of the South
eastern Jurisdiction Methodist Hos
pital Board will begin a three-day
meeting Monday, under the presi
dency of Judge Marcus C. Red
wine, of Winchester, Ky.
On Monday evening guest speak
er will be Dr, Ralph Stoody of New
York City, head of Methodist In
formation, a national hews bureau
and public relations bureau. His
announced subject is "Developing
a Public Relations Program in a
Methodist Hospital or Home."
Bishop Charles W. Brashares, of
Des Moines, will conduct Vespers
services in the Memorial Chapel at
5 p.m. Monday.
Haywood Legion
Area Playoff
Schedule
Friday, 3 p.m. Rutherford at
Canton High.
Saturday, 3 p.m. Llncolnton
at Waynesville.
Monday, 8 p.m. Llncolnton at
Lineolnton. ;
Wednesday, 8 p.m. Gastonia
at Gastonia,
July 15, 8 p.m. Rutherford at
torest CHy.
the making of the arrangements for
the program.
. C. E. Weatherby supervised the
morning athletic events at the foot
ball field, and the inter-community
Softball games were under the di
rection of Stan Henry and Assist
ant County Agent Turw Cathey.
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Des Moines, will conduct special
vesper services at the Memorial
Chipel at Lake Junalu:ka at
five o'clock Monday.
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News From
Aliens Creek
By MSS. BILL HEME REE
1 ICauntaiaeer Cumtpaadtatt
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cash and
daughter, Kay. and Frank Hem
bree have returned to their home
in Charlotte after spending: a
week's vacation visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Hembree and Mr. and
Mrs Herry liembree.
The Royal Ambassadors of the
Rocky Branch Baptist Church werej
vrninurg mm sunaiy aiierooon
with the following officers elected:
President Dot Meee- vice-
president Mary Jo Kembree; sec
retary uiiian Keese; treasurer
Clyde Gunter: stewardshio chair
man Johnnie Weaver; community
mission chairman Newton Breece:
Councilor Mrs. Sam Fradv: lead
erMiss Elizabeth Mitchell.
The next meetine of th orean-
tzation will be held at 8 P. M. Sun
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vited and can secure tickets from
this committee of the following
members: C. B. Hosaflook, F. G.
Rippetoe, W. A. Abel, F. E. Worth
ington, and E. P. Martin.
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Camp, and on to the Cherokee
Drama that night. Most of the
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night. The Press group is holding
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VOEZ ABOUT
Shooting Match
Ctiae4 frwa Pif
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field may equal or even si--record
100 nurksmea whoi
Fiv hunrtrsH rnu... '
uwwng uui year.
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orary Tar Heels, drew a relj
about 100 i '
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small crowd of 50 k
fact that the match was hel- J
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u-. Aiexanaer said th w
would start between 9 30 m
18 .m.
E. Pigeon To
Meet Monday
By Mrs. Dennis Sintleta,
The East Pigeon community,
hold its monthlv mMi. .. .
P. M. Monday at the Bethel ScU
unuiium, wim van Welh ,
community chairman
Every member of the commir
PUns wiU be discussed (o,
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