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D. D. BROWN
THOMAS B. MOHKI3
Tlii'sc spnuilisN will he in cliui'Ke of the Poultry school to be held
in Wayiu'svillu Monday: I). I). Brown, top left Or. It. S. IX iirstym',
rlclit; T. H. Non is, lower left, and C. V. I'arrish, will discuss tin'
various suliji'cls coiinccti'd with the poultry business. Others from
the Hxleiision Service will idso take part in the oiu(luy school
which is sponsored hy the Poultry Commission of the Haywood
-County Development Program.
Increasing income fhrough poul-i: i t
try production will be the theme DellWOOU LaymGIl
of the Poultry School to be held
at the Courthouse on Monday. , Will PrGCCll SllTl.
February 26, and of the ensuing )
week's schedule of meetings, ! CuUrCllSS
throughout the county. In an- ,
nouncinu the program, County ! Spocia Layman's Day Services
Agent Wayne Corpemng points out will be neid Sunday in the church
that poultry, including hatching eS of the Deliwood Methodist
eggs, commercial eggs, and broil- -charge, with, the Lay Leader of
ers. presents one of the best op- eacn congregation In charge, and
with visiting lay speakers.
Ready To Count His Chickens
portur.itics to increase farm in
come, particularly on small farms.
The Poultry Commission of the
Community Development Program
is sponsoring the Poultry Program.
Starting at 9:30 a.m. Monday the
school will feature talks by Dr. D.
Services now planned according
to Rev. Paul R. Taylor, pastor, are:
f Ddlwood 11 a. m.. J. W. Leath
erwood of Waynesville, lay speak
er: Mrs. Frank Henry, in charge.
Elizabeth Chapel tl a. m., M. H.
W. 1IUII, OH Uie OUUOU IOr UOUI-i Dr.u,loc Wnvna.ulllo hioh hl
try; Dr. R. S. Dearstyne. on ouH .lin,.ri '..nri " . in snpavr- H..oh
IjRatcliffe, Dellwood Charge Lay
Leader, in charge.
Map'e Grove 11 a. m., Robert
Library Notes
Wrong Turn In
Right Direction
BUTTE, Mont. AP) A local
resident was freed in police court
on a charge of drunkeness, hut got
mixed up on the doors and walked
into the cell block instead of
through the exit to the street.
County officials then phoned to
have him held in a charge of fail
ing to provide for minor children.
Police reported he had been releas
ed. While a constable searched for
him, the city jailer, making routine
rounds in the cell block, found the
man still wandering around look
ing f'jr the y out.
Entiisl) is the modern world's
most widely read language.
Glass Slater For
New Roles
TOLEDO, Ohio - (AP Glass
may be used to replace many met
als which are being restricted for
the current mobilization program,
says Dr. George B. Watkins, direct
or of research for Libbey-Owens-Ford
Glass Co.
In World War II, glass was used
successfully a a substitute for al
uminum. For example, the Federal
Pnmmnnimlltmiu rw-Mirticlrkt, w,rl
it as backing on records for its re-1 Moont,'r Cow-Growing Pullets,
cording file. Glass evaporator I Wednesday. February 28
plate in air conditioning equip-1 10:0) a.m. Mark Ferguson,
ment replaced steel plates. One Finos Creek Hatching Flocks.
pklnd-of glass today eliminats the 11:00 a.m. Weaver Parkins,
need for almost all metal framing Panther Creek Hatching Flocks,
and cross-pieces on store doors. 2:00 p.m. Jesse Jenkins White
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future in poultry; W. G. Andrews,
on care and management of re
placement stock; T. B. Morris, on
handling of eaas in meet hatcherv
demands; and Dr. C. C Gatz. on Boon or 'rancis cove, lay spcak-
poultry disease services available Pr; ,lur(,' L,ntr' n charge,
to Haywood County farmers. After ; '
lunch Dr. Gatz and C. F. Parrish
w 11 lead a roundVtable discus-,
sion of poultry problems. j
During the wick of February i
2( to March 2, meetings will be
held at school buildings of the
county with representatives of four
hatcheries and buyers of hatching
eggs,' as well as bank representa
tives. Thest" people will discuss
specific questions arising, particu
larly in the Hatching Kgg Program,
and the economic situation of the
poultry industry,
These night meetings will be
held- at 7 !i0 p.m. as follows: Mon-1
day, February 20-Bethel School;
I uesday, February 27 Waynes
ville High School; Wednesday, Feb.
ruary 2li - Fines Creek School;
Thursday, March 1 Crabtree-lron
Duff School; Friday, March 2
Beaverdain School.
During the day field meetings
will be held to discuss manage
ment, type of houses, etc., at the
following farm':
Tuesday, February 27
10:00 a.m. Van C. Wells, Pigeon
Growing Pullets and Hatching
Eggs.
11:30 a.m. A. T. Medford, Pi
geonHatching Eggs.
1:30 p.m. Sam Queen, Jr., Dell
wood Hatching Eggs and Remod
eling Bain for Chicken House.
3:30 p.m. Homer Justice.
Mf' 4.Hvfr a-:J'mfnd
Van Wells, chairman of the Community Development Poultry Commission, finds that it pays to fol
low the Commission's suggestions on poultry raising. He has 6,000. (Staff Photo).
MAHGAItET JOHNSTON
COUNTY LIBRARIAN
YOU AND MENTAL HEALTH
In cooperation with the Haywood
County Health Department and the
Haywood County School System,
we are arranging this week a spec
ial display of reading in prepara
tion for the Menial Hygiene Work
shop to be held here March S, 0,
and 7th.
Dr. Robert M. Fink, consultant
in Mental Hygiene, is an able
author and leader in this field of
mental health. It is a rare op
portunity we are having here in
Haywood county to have such a
workshop open to all parents,
teachers and interested club members.
Income Tax Man
To Help Citizens
A representative of the state
Department of Revenue will be in
Canton and Waynesville the first
two weeks in March to give assist
ance to taxpayers in tiling their
state Income Tax returns.
He will be at the Canton Drug
Store on March 1 and 2, and
March .r, (i and 7. He will be at the
Court House In Waynesville begin
ning March 8, through March 15,
the deadline for tiling North Caro
lina State Income Tax Returns.'
A single person with an income
of $1,000 or more, or a married
man with an income of $2,000 or
more is required to file a State In
come Tax Return. A married wo
man, with a separate income of
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PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR
STUBTED
for
HATCHING EGG FLOCK
REPLACEMENT
Ready For
DELIVERY
Any time you desire
We Also Have Day-Old Chicks
Buy As Many As You Want from 1 to 1000!
WE FILL
PMIl
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Guaranteed Seed
Blue Ridge Fertilizer
Field and Garden Tools
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We feature the
famous
RED CON
Chicken Feed
Growing Mash
Laying Mash
rk Scratch
Our price on all feed is as low or lower
than any other source in Western North
Carolina.
See
JOE CLINE OR OTT LEDBETTER AT
L & B HARDWARE
Phone 1110
Hazelwood
the subjects under discussion begin
reading now. Following is a list
of books suggested for your study:
Overslreet Mature Mind.
Foster Marriage and family re
lationships. Bowman Marriage for moderns.
Stone Marriage manual.
KastmanExpectant Motherhood.
Strain Being Born.
Levine Wonder of Life.
Welshimer Questions Girl Ask.
Perry Children Need Adults..
Baruch -New Ways in Discipline.
Dre-ikurs Challene of Parent
hood.
McKown Boys Grow Uo
Eedder Girls Grow Up.
Daly Personality Plus.
Jonathan Guide Book for the
Young Man About Town.
Scott Marriage for Moderns.
Bryant Miss Behavior.
Pemherton The Stork Didn't
Bring You."
Schultz Your Baby.
Gallengcr Lady in Waiting.
Montgomery Bonnie's Baby
husband ,is required to file a re
turn.
Taxpayers who have previously
filed should use forms received
which bear their names and ad
dresses. Failure to receive a form does
not relieve a person of liability to
file,
Oak Hatching Flo.ks.
Thursday, Marrh 1
10:00 a.m. Jack Messer, Crab
tree Hatching Flocks. ,
1:30 p.ra.-vjMk Jlogerg, Orab
tree Pullets and Hatching Flocks.
Friday, March 2
10:00 a.m. Robert Green, Clyde
Hatching Flocks.
1:30 p.m. Jerry Hipps, Canton
Hatching Flocks.
Brother.
Better Homes and Garden Baby
Book.
Spock Baby and Child Care.
Gesell Studies in Child Devel-
opnient.
j Gesell -First Five Years of Life.
I Gesell The Child From Five to
Ten.
Isaacs Childhood and After.
I Pearson Emotional Disorders of
i Children.
Rennie Mental Health in Mod
ern Society.
Swift -Step hy step in Sex Edu
cation, Lawton Aging Successfully.
Lawton New goals for Old Age.
Kaplan Mental Disorders in
Later Life.
Levy Maternal Overprotection.
Menninger Human Mind.
Menninger Psychiatry in a
Troubled World.
Menninger Love Againt Hate.
Mead Male and Female.
Lemkau Mental Hygiene in
Public Health. ,
Fenton Mental Hygiene in
School Practice.
LABOR MAN TAKES STABILIZER JOB
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OETAIIS OF WAGE CONTROL still required Ironing out as Geor M
Harrison (left), president of the Brotherhood of R.S.?cS Mook
voice in the new defense program. .(Internotlotwl Soundphoto).
Manpower Shortage
EAST LANSING, Mich (AP)
Manpower trouble forced cancel
lation of a scheduled gymnastic
meet between Michigan State and
Kent State. Kent's number one man
was out of action with a broken
finger, the next two men were de
clared ineligible, and the next
three boys had been drafted.
Right Church
Rlonnie Pitman, woman reporter
of the Gastonia Gazette, went over
to Lincolnton this week to cover a
murder trial. Judge Susie Sharp
was to preside. A beaming attend
ant, who didn't know the judge,
bowed to Blonnle: "Right this way,
judge." "I'm not the judge," re-
have 6.000 mT i
bute to other
wood county
Haywood s haU.h.
brought a qu6rter "J n.
ar into the J
Joe Cline of i
sthatjyging'r H
of feed he s.n
still growing and l
To keep the chi?
healthy, Mr. Well5 to'
est recommendation, '
From the ..
arrive until thev J T "
again, they iive '
sanitary and healihW
oy isz reet. This s.7
into A nen, P s M
- "" ana I 1J l
room. Upstairs is,
tuiiimoames one thous I
dre also-
and capacity.
shT,heui!din8 ;u
shale block, with b ,
dows. Unlike ordinan!
these permit all the
of the sun to Dase
automatic watering J
a constant supply ot ,1
"cus Keeps an nt-l
Of feed before the cM
Sillier,
Mr. Wells uses woo,
for litter, and cImiu
ttftM ttn.l
vm iiuer winds Uu a u
me larm.
In addition to his ,
Wells has a Grade A DJ
cows.
Evidence from Swiss J
ing units indicate that
herding sheep in 8.258 1
that the occupation ,
even then.
piled Blonnie. "1 witJ
I don t pronounce then'
Frozen Foods
12 Oz. Birdscyc
Strawberries
49(
12 Oz. Birdseye Sliced
PEACHES
29
10 Oz. Dulany Golden
CORN
25
12 Oz. Birdseve
GREEN PEAS
10 Oz. Birdseye
OKRA
31
14 Oz. Birdseve
SPINACH
25
I-F-G COFFEE
AUNT JEMIMA
Salt & Peppi
SHAKER
25cPc
RINS0
Lg.Box 32
7 Oz. Vkg. Cloverleaf
CRISCO SPRY
3 lbs $.07 3 1bs $Jf
4X SUGAR SUGAR
Box12c 51bs48c
1 Lb. Box Brock
CHOCOLATE CHERRIES . 4j
16 Oz. Armour 12 Ox. Armour J
Beef Stew 55c Treet
5 Lb. Ban Spartan 4 Lb. Ctn. Swift's Jewel
Dog Food 49c Lard SI
LOG CABIN SYRUP ... 12 oz
KRAFT MAYONNAISE 16oz4?
Kraft Salad Dressing .. ..... 16 oz Jj
Sliced Pineapple ... No. 2 Can 7
No. 2 tan Green Giant
PEAS
20c
23c
No. 2 Can Red Sour
PITTED CHERRIES
Planters' Peanuts .. 8 oz 33c
Johnsons Glo-Coat, Qt. 98c
Bruce Floor Cleaner 7Qi 79c
FRUITS -VEGETABLES
Sweet Potatoes. 4 lbs
Firm Crisp
Lettuce 2 for 2S
Home Grown Eatinr
Apples
176 Size
Oranges .... .
Large Juicy
Tangerines
.3 lbs 25
'....Doz3S
DozS'
Red Lean
lb 49c
GROUND BEEF .. . lb 69c
Smoked '
PICNIC HAMS
Curtiss
CANDIES
24 Bars Baby Ruth. $1.20
1 Lb. Butterfinger Chip .39
$1.59
$1.59 Value
ONLY
Meaty Lean
SPARERIBS.
Western Grade A
SIRLOIN STEAK
lb 5
.lb?
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Phone 326
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