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Lf Afternoon, July 17. "50 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER PAGE TIIREE (Second Seetiaa CHONAN FIGHTERS IN RETREAT , r i i J ' 4 NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION' OX BEER AND W INE SALES l.trtnt and WEARY. South Korean triops and refugws from the inan fichting front fall back durinf tht advance of North Korean set. The bridge iney ar troasjng nu uvc iuuu; utii.au j fer soldiers retreating uom wi wiy"- imhiui Woman In The Zoo , t ICAGO ( AP) Mrs. Mary n, 53. got a late start in a new ,' but she is moving pretty She went to work at the field zoo last year behinc a hment stand. This year she harge of 40 small animals." She only woman keeper at the Id, so far as her bosses know, lily one In any zoo in the U. S. Junior Engineer CHICAGO (AP) A new helper turned up the day the steam shovel crew began excavations for a new building on the site of the old Potter Palmer mansion. He was a.four year old boy. He worked with a pail and shovel. 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' For FREE SURVEY, CALL ASHEVILLE 3-0946 or CANTON 2263 EAGLE INSULATING , CO. P-31 Mclntrre Bldr. Asheville, N. C Upon order of the Board of Elec- tions of Haywood County, and pur suant to a Petition filed by the re quired number of. qualified voters under the provisions of Chapter 18 of General Statutes of North Car olina and acts amendatory thereto, notice is hereby given that a spe cial election will be held in all the precincts of Haywood County as now established, on Saturday, Sep tember 2nd, 1050, as provided by law, and that at said election there shall be submitted to the qualified voters of Haywood County the question of whether or not wine andor beer shall be sold within the County of Haywood, and that in said election a ballot will be submitted to the voters containing the following: For the legal sale of wine n Against the legal sale of wine For the legal sale of beer n Against the legal sale of beer. That the registration books shall be open as provided by law, in each precinct as established in the County on Saturday, August 5th, 1950, for the registration of vot ers, and that said registration books shall be closed on Saturday, Aug ust 19, 1950, Voters duly registered and quail fied to vole in the respective pre- cints are not required to re-regiS' ter for this special election. The Registrars and Judges of the several precincts for holding said election have been duly ap pointed and are as follows: BEAVERDAM NO. 1 Registrar J. H. Ramsey. Democrat Judge Hugh Me Crarkpn. Republican Jud'ge John B. Hill Sr. BEAVERDAM NO. 2 Registrar Mrs. Jake Smathers. Democrat Judge S. B. McCrary Republican Judge Gladson Ha ney. BEAVERDAM NO. 3 Registrar Mrs. Howard Smatlv ers. Democrat Judge F. M. Byers Republican Judge W. L. Gools- by. BEAVERDAM NO. 4 Registrar Mrs. Wade Rhea. Democrat Judge T. F. Hipps. Republican Judge John Teague. BEAVERDAM NO. 5 Registrar Fred G. Williams. Democrat Judge Ernest Messer. Republican Judge George A. Wilson. BEAVERDAM NO. 6 Registrar Von H. Byers. Democrat Judge Lorenzo Smathers. Republican Judge George John son, CATALOOCHEE Registrar Lush Caldwell. Democrat Judge Levi Caldwell. Republican Judge Coleman Sutton. n -faBtimiffS" CECIL Registrar Ken Browning. Democrat Judge Leonard Size more. Republican Judge Harry Rog ers. CLYDE Registrar Mrs. C. E. Brown, Jr. Democrat Judge Glen W. Brown. Republican Judge Troy Stamey. CRABTREE Registrar Fred Noland. Democrat Judge Hugh Best. Republican Judge Tommy Fer guson. EAST FORK Registrar Rex Pless. Democrat Judge W. A. Tless. Republican Judge W 1 1 b u r n Clark. FINES CREEK NO. 1 Registrar Mrs. Raymond Mc cracken. Democrat Judge Roy Rogers. Republican Judge Henry Haynes. FINES CREEK NO. 2 Registrar Marvin Arrington. Democrat Judge John H. Finch er. Democrat Judge Robert F. Ar rington (No Republican Judge available). HAZELWOOD Registrar Mrs. Raymond Craw ford. Democrat Judge Cecil Mooney. Republican Judge Paul Davis. IRON DUFF Registrar Harley Bryson. Democrat Judge Larry Caldwell. Republican Judge Walter Wright. IVY HILL Registrar Mrs. Wylma Shelnutt. Democrat Judge Grady Moody. Republican Judge Frank Jaynes. ' JONATHAN CREEK Registrar Dick Moody. Democrat Judge John Boyd V.: Br J - 1 H - X Preacher Is Constable YOLO. Calif. (APi This is a good tittle town. It ought to be: Rev? Joseph Helle. post or of the Yolo Community church, has tHtn elected constable. The minister polled II of 21 wrile-iii vo'os. And it .. -if )1 ',' imii'h tf n ciirnii.a to Rev. I!. ll. He had neither J Rev: Helle says he ll give the job announced his faiidid:icy. nor cam- a try. ' paipned. But he has the $5 a month, job of preserving law and order. The pay is low because the Yolo County Board of Supervisors turned Yolo law enforcement over to a deputy sheriff three years ago and they cut the constable's salary to $5 to discourage anyone from runatrrg. tff ' ' FME'this Beautiful n t XL n Violi and Gerald. In front (I to r.) ara Liouis, t op niinurocucnauu ....v..v.. and LoS, who U Louis' twin. The quads are Michael Monica, Martha and Marie. (Internat.onal) -Vincent Mor- Republican Judge row. LAKE JUNALUSKA Registrar Mrs. Elizabeth Q. Reeves. Democrat Judge V. R. (Bob Rhinehart, Republican Judge Tom Finch- er. MT. STERLING Registrar J. Mack Caldwell. Democrat Judge J. C. Hopkins. Republican Judge llollis Sut ton. PIGEON Registrar Walker Brown, Democrat Judge J. M. Cathey. Republican Judge Jlorney Har grove. WAYNESVILLE NO, 1 Registrar Mrs. Paul dough. Democrat Judge Harry Clay. Republican Judge Carter Camp. WAYNESVILLE NO. 2 Registrar Mrs. Will Hyatt. Democrat Judge Hayes Alley. Republican Judge W. L, Lamp kin, WAYNESVILLE NO. 3 Registrar Elmer lleudrix. Democrat Judge Bill Ferguson. Republican Judge Grady Farm er. WHITE OAK Registrar Mrs. Roe Ledford. Democrat Judge Gaylor Bald win, Republican Judge Jack Bram lett. This the 1st day of July, 1950. C. E. COLE, Chairman. CHARLES HAWKINS, Sec. FRANK D. FERGUSON, JR. 1978 J 3-10-17-24 Use Want Ads for quick results. FLOWERED MMv TUMBLER . WPP 3a! sit1 s.'. v a v -v 1 S urn!? She's an Outdoor Girl. 18 ' ' 1 . ' t -gmi3ia'.i 1 4 u '---TillL. 4 and she loves to Step Out! SHE'S SURE A MONEY SAVER f AND RIOES UKE A MlUONf MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES A we jet older, ttren and ttnin, orer eiprtion, ettceniv tmoking or eiposure to cold sometime alowi down kidney func tion. This may lead many folks to com plain ot nagging backache, loss of pep and energy, headache and dininess. Getting up nights or frequent passages may result from minor bladder irritations due to cold, dampness or dietary indiscretions. 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