WAYNESYILLE MOUNTAINEER
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SECOND SECTIOM
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Clyde Juniors Stage Successful Class Play
4 H Club Members From Austria Visit Haywood And Test Farm
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-jis a from tMe comedy, Me Grow Up" presented by the junior class of the Clyde high school last Friday." From left to
M the players are: Bob Medford, Tilda Hardin. Joyce Gall Matthews, Bobbie Jo Shuler. Vivian Poison, and Maty Joe Colo. The
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1 Hen Leave Here Friday
or Induction In Service
C. of G. Holding Annual
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Lvenicn. Haywood County men
be inducted into military serv-
nHiv. -
l pa-scd their pre-inductton
ninations October 12.
Lmeh will report to the Hay-
Id County Court House and
le by bus. at 8 a.m. for the
action center at Charlotte.
his will he the second conting-
of Haywood draftees to ue hi
lled since the outbreak of the
.flict in Korea.
last month. 24 were Inducted.
U total t r5 men left for Char-
!e last Friday morning to take
ir preliminary examinations
jThoso who passed will be clas-
Idas 1-A and will remain home
if the dale for their induction
-el.
The diallers who will report for
tluclion tomorrow are:
Charles Hay Caddis, Waynev
!p; David l.awson Teague, Cove
eek: .lames Everett Turner,
iyni'svillc; Elmer Lee Inman.)
Inl.ui; Ned' Jones, Waynesville;
bert Vinson Cable, Canton; Nor-
lin ( roiims, Canton;
Unwind Kelly Gilreath, Canton;
ael MeDanlel Fisher, Clyde; Jos
!i Kdward Curtis, Hazelwood;
l(!im Lawrence Goolsby. Canton;
fiijainin Ralph Winchester, Haz-
1951 Meetings
Set For County
4-H Clubs
Haywood County's 4-11 clubbers
Garden Club To
Meet Friday, 15th
The Richland Garden Club will
meet Friday, December 15. at 10
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a. m. in tne home ot mis .,. .
Kmathws. Jr. to make Christmas ""' . ,''""-..
. ,1 tl,P It.-,,. tr the t.rst ot .lie new ,o,
UeCOl rtlllin.-. p..... .
wood County Hospital.
Orders for Christmas wreaths,
to he made at the same time, are
being taken by Mrs. Wliiten.-r Pro
vost. clwood; Ray Manley Burnette. Can
inn Clnronvt Sylvester McGaha,
Wavncsville:
Halpn Joel Arrington. Waynes
ville; Howard Reeves Rhinehart.
Canton; and Charles Steve Cham
bers, Canton. "
Mr. Burnette will be the leader
and Mr Arrington, assistant lcad-
er, of tne group on .
Charlotte.
H you're making an angel cake
with a cup of egg whiles you'll
need a tube pan 9 inches in di
ameter. For l'2 cups of egg whites
you'll need a 10 inch pan that's
four inches deep
Did You Know You Can Buy
a good used
Refrigerator
with
NO DOWN
PAYMENT
or a genuine
NEW
FRIGID AIRE
for as little as
$269 Weekly
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The schedule was announced
by County Agent Wayne Cni'
pening's office .
Burwell Smith of the Carolina
Power mid Light Company will
give the youngsters demonstrations
on' electricity and explain the
rules and procedure in the Better
Methodist Contest "which the firm
for the state's 4-H Club
boys and girls. !
The schedule for January 19.1: I
Canton Hieh Senior 4-H first
Thursday of the moifth, 10";05 a m ,
with W. L. Rikard;
Week starting January 8:
Monday Cecil, Jesse James,
Waynesville, Route 1, 9 am;
u..,hi.l junior. E J. Evans. 114
1'iL'eon St.. Waynesville. 11:30 a.m.;
Tuesday - - Waynesville Senior,
9:45 Carl Ratclllle, Waynesville.
Fines Creek Junior, 10:45, Thomas
S. Hood, Clyde, Uoute 1
"..K,r... liininr 1 SO t) 111 . F. L.
Kji a 1. 1 1 v " "
Safford. Clyde, Route l ;
Wednesday -Bethel Senior. 8 4a.
E J Evans Waynesville; iiuso,
1();45, Hugh Rogers, Canton, Route
2;
Thursday Canton Junior, 10;0.,,
W. L. Rikard, Canton; Clyde, ll
a.m., Stanley Livingston, Clyde;
irv!ri:vMfii-nini2 Star. 0 a.m
v r Dockett. Canton. Route 2;
Beavordam. 10:30, Hershel lliips.
Canton, Route I;
Third full calendar week of the
month:
Monday Lake Junaluska, 0 a.m..
Mrs Jul,- Noland, Waynesville.
Route 2; Rock Hill. 11 ' , Norval
Rogers. Waynesville, Route 2;
T.,..HavNorlh Canton, 9:30, W.
I P. Harbee, Canton; Waynesville
Junior, 12 noon, Carl itaiciiiic.
Wavncsville; East waynesvme.
p.m.. Frank L. Rogers, Waynes
ville, Route 2;
Wednesday - Pent. Avenue, !)
a in W. II. Crawford. Canton; Pat
ton. 10:45 a. m.. H. C. Cannon, Box
145. Clyde,
Thursday Hazel wood, 1:40 p.m.,
Lawrence Lealherwood;
Friday-Crabtree Senior, 9 a.m.
F L Safford, Clyde, Route 1
urini! i ryj
to be , ef
,e re- fvT
thi-.lR
The niemhers of I he Waynesv.ll
Chamber ot Comimuee ended tboii
vniinu at noon today for the no
ihrrctors who will serve durit'U
1951.
The ballots were scheduled I
tallied this atternodn. and tin
suits will be made publi,
urekend.
The nominees." wH-h each classi
licHtion indicated:
Representing agrlciiltuie and
livestock 'one direct, ,n W M.
i Whiselihunt, Rolling Hall. M. O
Calloway, and Frank Davis;
Autos, services, sales, repairs
inn,, direct or i Wallace Ward, II
1. iJacki Liner. Jr . Ben I'hillipsrT
Charles Milner, Clayton Walk,
and Young Allison,
Industry lwo directorsi - Harry
Bourne, Ralph Provost. L. K IJar- f.y
her. C. G. Thompson. John UiK'S.iM.
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Husiness and Profes'siiitial on"
dlriTtori Dr. Robert Turner, Dr
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11UKI1 uaniei, i " . "".
Frank D. Ferguson, Jr., .1. B. Siler
Ralph Calhoun,
Hotel, hoarding houses, reslan
rants ,'two directorsi (
I.eo Feichter, Jim Mm
Chase, (Jeorge Jones, Jr
Seay, Paul Hyatt. Charlii
aid;
M,.,-, li HiU 1 1 u . rlireelorsi J
i,.,.ii,(., R.itnli Sinnmerrow
ii, ,':.iliii;iii David I nder- (')
villi.. ". '
wood. Johnny Johnson. David Fel
met. Felix Stovall, Francis Masste
Bill Ray.
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i wauled and needed. ISclow, n few siinides of what's in our
store lor ouii.
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IS AMIaMXX M-h All-Wool SLIPPERS Pfs
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Sl sfctefefi" hat- t;
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Inexpensive lRVt -,y
lOyy That Please"
leather I'illiraH
If thf-io':; a si.::1-! "
t.ilmr iv'IriM -5 are rivvm
Has dryei . don't w : ' ''
Ff.-ilhprs aie aoinK'l f.!"T
,,dm caused by 'hn Inph t'-m
. ..nrina i i.rt lhi I'illoW
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thoroughly drv.
IIMirrnatlnn
Some of the rodp!. such as the
woodchuck and ground un v-'l. go
through a lengthy hihnadoo. In all
cases they Siin sustei.anee to last
I through the winter by stming' a 'mrk
layer of fat n their bodies In
V,f the eastern caves, noiner-
ous ha'; hihernat- thmuBhout thf
long wint-r ovmth'. wh-n ,ne,-K-thrir
fnod are not ava.b.ble (Jther
types of bats migrate snth. as b.r
do.
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Thomas S. Hood, Clyde, Route 1
nrFP.ACTION relief from coughs
single breath I
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BOON TO MOTHERS!
ELECTRIC CO.
... , Main Street
1 hntip Si
Now . . . discover how millions
o mothers relieve miseries of
naEng colds this Pfcml way
naB with the very same V.cks
VapoRub that brings such grand
results when you rub it on.
f$ so aaiy ... o effective!
Just put 2 good spoonfuls i of
VapoRub in a vaporizer or bowl
of boiling water as directed in
? Then : . . breathe in
the soothing, medicated vapors.
Every single breath carries
ir d.'.k'c fmoiLs combination
of time-proved medications
deep into cold
congested large
Virnnehial tubc.5.
Brings relief in
a hurry.'
To keep up
the relief for
hours, rub
VapoRub on
throat, back
and chest, too.
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List Want iheir
Gifts From The
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