CDP Leaders Hold
Christmas Party
Wednesday Night
Haywood County's Community
Ueveiopment Program and com
munity officials mixed business
with pleasure last night at a
Christmas Party.
Mrs, C. O. Newell of Crabtree,
the Program's county chairman,
presided over the affair at the
Home Demonstration Club kitchen
of the Haywood County Farmers'
Cooperative Exchange.
The Rev. Broadus Wall, pastor
of the First Baptist Church of
Waynesville, in the evening's fea
ture address, told the audience of
the need for national, unity and
understanding now.
The Rev. Jack lluncycutt,
Waynesville district superintend
ent of the Methodist Church, gave
the invocation.
During the business session, the
officers discussed a variety of
plans for the new year.
They discussed the proposed
series of family life meetings which
will be held in the various com
munities next month.
Corinne Grimsley, N. C. State
College Extension specialist, will
conduct the illustrated lectures, as
she did at about the same time
last year.
The officials also decided that
the Community Development Pro
gram score cards should be filed
by the individual communities for
the final judging in the county
wide 1950 Program contest in January.
State College specialists already
have made the first of the com
munity surveys which will help
determine the top three commun
ities in the second annual contest.
The Program officials also un
derscored the importance of each
community obtaining TVA phos
phate and of the farmers filing
their requisitions as soon as pos
sible. Ways and means of conducting
the agricultural programs outlined
by the different commissions for
the new year also received a going,
over.
The possibility of the various
communities obtaining group
health insurance also was discus
sed. Wives or husbands of the com
munity and county officials attend
ed the session as guests.
Also among those present were
the three members of the Board
of Haywood County Commission
ers: Board Chairman C. C. Fran
cis, Jarvis Allison, and Frank M.
Davis.
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are transferred to Army trucks at the Llchterfelde Station. Members of
the headquarters company "f the newly-formed fith Infantry Regiment,
'.hey are among the first group to reach Germany under the new plan
for strengthening American forces tn this danger tone, (international)
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DRIVEN FROM HER HOME near Sacramento, Calif,, when rampaging flood
waters readied the 6-foot level. Mrs. M. E. Jones Is helped from a boat
by Neil Snyder (left) and James Dittus. Thousands fled as California's
Central Valley streams and. rivers ran rampant (international)
IOWA CITY, Ia.-Few swimming
coaches can match the record of
the University of Iowa's Dave Arm
bruster. Armbruster, only man ever
to coach swimming at Iowa, began
his 35th season as the Hawkeye
tank coach this fall.
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test.
Those who failed were given an
other opportunity to stand their
examination at a later date.
Examiner Hooper said that 95
failures out of 346 was considered
"average".
Thief Grabs Good Hens,
Leave Culls Instead
MARIETTA, O. Robert R.
Glass, associate county farm agent,
got the worst of it in a 60-chicken
swap.
A thief took prize New Hamp
shire reds from his chicken range
leaving culls and otherwise worth
less chickens.
What I can't understand." he
said, "is why anyone who steals my
pood chickens takes the trouble to
bring me any chickens in exchange."
There are 82 affiliated United
Nations Educational, Scientific and
Cultural Organizations and 30
student and youth UNESCO clubs
in Japan.
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Practical Gifts That Last All Year "
Haywood County's chances of
getting an X-ray machine to fight
the war on tuberculosis are looking
pretty bright these days.
TB Campaign Treasurer A. J.
Fanchcr, reported this morning
that the 1950 seal sales have been
"pretty good so far."
The exact total that folks have
contributed since the drive opened
November 21 wasn't available.
But Mr. Fancher Indicated that
the drive was running ahead of the
progressive to date at the same
time last year.
He said people have been send-
in aonauons ranging trom aoout a
dollar to $25. "
Two donors sent in $25 each.
The greater percentage of the do
nations ranged around $2.
The campaign has to obtain $1
000 before the county can obtain
the X-ray machine.
That is what it takes to maintain,
operate, and buy supplies for the
machine over the course of one
year.
Trap Clamps Down
JACKSONVILLE, Fin. A Day
tona Beach mailman pleaded guilty
in federal court here of failing to
deliver letters containing money.
He was trapped when post office
inspectors, after receiving com
plaints, prepared two test letters
with money enclosed. Neither was
delivered.
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to furnish a chest X-ray machine
fox use in the splendid work now
being done to make Haywood Coun
ty a healthier, happier place to
live!
Or have you already been
"swamped" by holiday activities
and misplaced those lovely little
stamps the purchase of which may
mean health, or perhaps life It
self to some tuberculosis sufferer.
If you have mislaid them won't
you look? DO YOUR BIT in this
worthwhile project.
If you have already sent In your
contribution you can still' help by
USING THE.STAMPS on the mail
you send out. These gay little
stamps catch the eye and advertise
the fact that your local TB Christ
mas Seal Committee is "ON THE
JOB" and that you, too, are DOING
YOUR BIT to help eradicate this
No. 1 Killer.
figures Behind the Facts
Tuberculosis is the most formid
able disease caused by a germ be
cause:
It is the most death-dealing of
all infectious diseases.
It takes more than 40,000 lives a
year in the United States.
It is killing at the rate of one
person every 13 minutes.
It leads al diseases as a cause
of death in the age group from 15
to 35. In 1947 it killed 13,029 per
sons in this age group. Heart dis
eases killed 6,928, and cancer, 5,
052. A. J. Fancher, Treasurer, reports
thai so far responses are good and
many are doubling their donations
of last year but to "GO OVER
THE TOP" your CONTRIBUTION
fs needed.
Don't delay, send it today.
Japan's location on the rim of a
sharp drop miles into the sea and
its mountainous structure make it
subject to earthquakes,
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Brown will bring the children to
town, and the Legion committee
will take them shopping.
He said the Legion also had in
mind for relief aid needy families
in the Waynesville area. These
families are to be designated by
the Salvation Army officer.
Post Commander Milas Ferguson,
appealing on behalf of the organi
zation for clothing for other needy
persons, announced that the donors
may bring the articles directly to
the Legion headquarters in the
Citizen Bank Building.
If they cannot deliver them per
sonally, he added, they may p"ione
the Legion, 1248. ,
Legionnaires will pick up the
donations at the contributor's
home.
Working on the cormmittae with
Mr. Edwards are J. B. Siler and
Clayton Walker.
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KNOW-YOUR-STATE DRIVE
FULTON, Ky. Gov. Earle C.
Clements and other state officials
and chamber ot commerce leaders
joined here In urging that Ken
tuckians visit their state parks and
"know your Kentucky."
Then the tour started for Columbus-Belmont
state park but
took the road to Memphis instead.
The governor's party showed up
late for thex.park appearance, after
discovering their mistake.
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critical situation in Korea and the Far East, these ConpessionS
leave the'White House. They are (I to r.): House Mainrit. i ..j
McCormack, Massachusetts; Speaker ot the House Sara Ravhn
uu aeuaui wojuiiiy bcauec otou Liucas, Illinois. (Intend
Important items imported Into
Japan from Sweden include sul
phite paper pulp, sulphite rayon
pulp, iron and steel products and
rosin.
Six factories in the Rv
lands are being equipped
duce about $600,000 worth
buttons annually, princip
expon.
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