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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAXNTCS
Waynesville Man
In Navy School
William D. Blalock of Wayne?
ville, is studying to be a Navy com
munications technician.
He is attending classes in the
Navy's schoor of communications
on Treasure Island, California.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Blalock, he enlisted last April.
He graduated from Waynesville
Township High School in 1948.
At The Park Thursday and Friday
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CAREER GIRLS DI BIOl'S
ABOUT MARRIAGE
CHICAGO More than 99 per
cent of Chicago girls between 14
and 1C years old plan marriage. -a
survey disclosed, but thtir older
sisters are not so hopeful.
Only 82.7 per cent of Chicago
white-collar girls surveyed expect
ed to find husbflnds.
The surveys were conducted by
ths Slate Street Council to help
merchants know more about the
lives of their customers.
The merchants found out that
most of the girls and women de-j
sire to branch out from the home
fires and get a job.
Nearly half of the career girls, i
despite their concern about Hit
ting married, said they planned 1o
continue their jobs even after ac- j
quiring husbands. More than (ifi
per cent of the teen-agers "aid I
they'd like dual roles of typing and I
cooking. !
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'' "Tkrow The Bub Out," kout$ WflliM
from the com!y "Kit! The Umpirt."
Itndii u thii seen
FLOATS SHAPING IP
MIAMI i UP) Although their
theme is a closely guarded secret,
floats for the Orange Howl parade
here New Year's eve have been
under construction since Jan. 4.
Fifteen technicians work on them
the year around, in addition to
scores of seasonal workers.
Use Want Ads for quick results.
A good way to introduce a ehild
to a new food is to give him a very
small portion at first. Increase the
size of the portion as he gets ac
customed to the new flavor.
PARK THEATRE
Matinee Sunday 2 & 4 1. M.
Saturday Continuous Shows from 11 A. !VI.
Nights Sunday P. M. Weekdays 7 & 9 P. M.
Jonathan Creek
News
By MRS W. T. RAINER
(Mountaineer Correspondent)
Mrs. G. V. Howell was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the Wo
man's Society of Christian Service
of the Shady Grove church, with
the Clyde Society as guests. The
program commemorated the tenth
anniversary of the W.S.C.S.
Mrs. Robert Howell gave the de
votional and Mrs. Frank Kennedy
gave the regular monthly pro
gram. During the social hour a birth
day cake furnished by the Clyde
members was served with ice
cream and strawberries. Thirty
four were present.
Rev. J. L. Vess of Huntington,
Calif., is visiting his brother-in-law
liev. A. E. lielk.
Coming To The Strand
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PROGRAM
TI1UKS. & Fill.. SEPT. 21 & 22
KILL THE UMPIRE
Starring
WILLIAM BKNDIX
II
M.iih'i-Wyffliicaai
SATURDAY, SEPT. 23
DOtJHCETEATURE"
Miss Sue Ann Owen has been
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Owen after attending a nine
weeks' session of summer school at
Mars Hill College. She returned to
Mars Hill Sept. 11 as a sophomore.
Miss Dot Owen who was a junior
at Waynesville high school last
year, has attended a nine weeks'
session of summer school at Mars
Hill this summer to fulfill the re
quirements for her senior year. She
is the daugtlier of Mr. and Mrs.
U. E. Owen and has entered the
freshman class at Mars Hill.
Miss Marion Ellis Howell has re
turned to Mercy Hospital in Char
lotte to resume her studies as a
nurse. She spent two weeks with
tfcyAiWU W.PtS JEc JllWLMrs. G. V.
nowcii, otter a tryee .month study
in Baltimore, Md.J (his '"summer.
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Mrs. U. G. Ferguson has been on
a visit for several weeks with rela
tives in Washington and Oregon.
Charles Moody of Blacksburg,
Va., spent the week-end with his
mother, Mrs. C. M. Mood v.
AP Newsfe3tures
Sometimes youn? moderns are
'earful that their personal prob-
ems sound silly to other people.
o they brood over them. Kids
who unravel their difficulties by
confiding In mother, teacher or
auntie or perhaps even a girl
frumd will find their problems
aren't very huge after all.
Here are some questions asked
by Battle Creek teenagers. Com
pare them with your own prob
lems. Maybe you'll find the answer
here:
Question: How tan the girls
make the buys wake up at par
ties ami be a little fun once in
while?
Answer: The age-old etiquette
rule is that the girl gives the
first nod. Scimp hovs nr hiwhfnl
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they have been brought up to
respect the theory that the girl
shuuld speak first. Without being
rude or forward a girl can start a
conversation with a boy and per
haps put him at ease in a few
minutes. He might turn out to be
a very funny fellow and entertain
the group after the ice is brok
en. If a boy is a general cut-up the
first time you meet him, you prob
ably will dislike him. The type of
boy who is the life of a party is,
after all, an egoist or an amateur
comedian of sorts. If you want to
be entertained by this tyoe of bov.
then party companions should be
chosen with that in mind.
Most girls would like a boy to
be fun and .singularly devoted to
them at the same time. Ususally,
it doesn't work out that way.
You ve got to decide on one or
the other unless you've elected a
real personality boyfriend and
they're few and far between.
Question: How old should a
Rlil be before she has a steady
boyfriend?
Answer: This question is difficult
because of the many factors in
volved environment, parental
discipline, -l.Q. of the girl and the
boy. Afc is not so much a factor
as those other considerations.
A girl or boy should not go
"steady" when that first romance
kpcers around Hie annle tree. While
thire would probably be -no harm
in it if each was intelligent enough
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Garrett
have had as their guests their
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Garrett of Miami.
ALSO
'THE YANKS ARE COMING'
An Army Comedy
LATE SHOW SATURDAY NITE
'FEDERAL AGENT AT LARGE'
with
KENT TAYLOR and DOT PATRICK
Mrs. Edward Pfirrott, Mr. and
Mrs. Harroid Owen, and Mr. and
Mrs. William Harrell. of Winns
boro, S. C. spent last week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Rainer.
Mr, and Mrs. F. R. Kennedy have
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Ann Sheridan and Victor Mature starrtnj in "Stella", a new ro
mantic comedy opening at the Strand Theatre late show Satur
day night. Also Sunday. Monday uhd Tucs'iay.
had Mrs John Kennedy and daugh
ter, Nancy, of Houston, Tex.t for a
visit; also their son, Frank, Jr..
of Raleigh.
Mrs. C. II. MeUn of Coral
Gables. Kla., snent a week visiting
her brut hers and sisters, Grady
Howell. Hoy Howell, Mrs. F. II.
Kennedy and Mrs. W. T. Rainer.
to call a halt when they discovered
it was just .puppy love, often younti
people who are insecure and un
certain about their appeal to the
opposite sex, cling to each other in
desperation. Sometimes a com
panionship of this sort results in
a marriage in which each is dedi
cated to a lifetime of toleration,
and true marital happiness is nev
er experienced. "
Question: How late should
teen-agers stay out on weekends
and week nights?
Answer: Most schoolgirls who
must buckle down to homework
in the evening should skip dunni;-Ihc-week
dates. HoweVer. or, spe
cial occasions most parents make
an exception and Sis is entitled to
a 10 or 11 o'clock curfew, depend
ing on the imnortance of her date.
Week ends a girl over 1!1 usually
is permitted out until 1 o'clock,
providing she is escorted by ;t
hoy whom the family knows and
of whom they approve. A girl
younger than 18 most often is ex
pected home at 11 o'clock and with
special permission at 12 o'clock.
Question: What Is best to say
to a boy when he puis his arm
around you especially if you've
just met him.
Answer: If the boy is a shy
bashful type and thinks that the
gesture is expected of him, you
can put him at ease by gently re
minding him that you've just met
him and don't know him well
enough for that kind of friend
liness. If the boy is a smart aleck, any
thing" you say to him is o k, be
cause he deserves it. Never toler
ate i.ny discourtesy from this sort
of character, who will respect you
more for slapping him down. Above
all. never put yourself in that kind
of situation with him again.
Firs! flower to bloom in the
soring en much of the Great Plains
is the pasque (lower.
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RICHLAND
SUPPLY CO.
Phone 13 At The Depot
STRAND
, Among those attending the Field
Day in Iron Duff from Jonathan
Creek on Saturday, included: Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Leatherwood, and
children: Mr. and Mrs. Jule Boyd,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Rainer, Mrs.
Troy Leatherwood, Dave Boyd,
Enos Boyd and Billy Boyd.
SUN., MONT., TUES, SEPT. 24, 23 & 2i
ABBOTT & COSTELLO
in
"THE FOREIGN LEGION"
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The boy are enjoying their stay in the harem with Pattkia
Medio b "Abbott And Costello In The Foreign Legion."
Their first new picture in over a year.
WAYNESVILLE
Movies Are BETTER Than Ever!
THURS. & ntL, SEPT. 21 & 22
"I WAS A MALE WAR BRipE"
Starring
CARY GRANT and ANN SHERIDAN
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HURRY!
LAST TIMES TODAY
BIG - GALA
0 STAGE SHOW
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 23rd
"RETURN OF THE FRONTIERSMAN"
Starring
CORDON MucKAE, JULIE LONDON and RORY CALHOUN
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SUNDAY, SEPT. 24
"THE SUN GOES DOWN
Starring
JANETTE McDONALD an CLAUDE JARMEN, Jr.
MON., - TUES , SEPT. 25 & 26
"CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN"
. : t . Starring
CLIFTON WEBB, MYRNA LOY and JEAN CRAIN
Alse Selected Shett Subjects
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45 minutes of IDelodq, Dances
and novelties with America's
most tfeautif-ul Coiugirl.
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ACTION THE WAY YOU LIKE IT!
"HI -JACKED"
With JIM DAVIS . MARSHA JONES r
TURTLES DON'T ROAM FAR,
CARVINGS INDICATE
COLUMBUS. O. "Two stories
heard here Indicate that turtles do
not travel far from home.
F.rtwin Barker, livir.a near Lo-
( -.On nf
gan, reported that he saw a land ; acros t!u, Froi fh ' '
Scott ApPr0VR
Gove, nor Scon ..I
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turtle on his farm which bears
its underside the inscription "E.B. replace the"oM-
1883. earvea mere
by Edwin Barker,
Barker had marked the turtle in
the field adjoining the one in which
it was found.
Mrs. Garrett "Melr.tyre of Gnlli
polls reported that siie found a tur
tle near her home on which shj'
had curved her initials in 1911.
here 67 years ai?o lias been
r, Sr. The senior - V"15
Teachers MavT-
Raise In Dcc
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Portugal's overseas holdings to
day are Portuguese India, Timor mission T1. ,
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China. closed
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Two Shows Daily Monday throuch Triday 7 t $ . J
Sunday; 3 Shows, 2, 4 and 9:00 P. M
PROGRAM
FRIDAY SATURDAY, SEI'T. 22 . 23
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ALSO SUN, - MON , - TUES.. SEPT. 24-S
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