THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Monday Afternoon. February 56
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Founder's Day Upper Crabtree Jonathan Creek
Play Given By To Hold Annual Group Will Meet
CtabtreePTA C. D. Election . Wednesday Night
X a 1 J UaJmakJ. 1 -
Have Roles In Tuesday's Plav wuum nk Plans ni c,,ra"u "MTOUay ana
f ? 'Manless Wedding'
Rehearsal
The parent-Teachers Association
of the Crabtree-Iron Duff Schoel
presented a play "Deep Are The
Roots" in obseiAjnce of Founder's
Day at schoc.l Friday night.
Those who took part in the play
were: Mrs. Albert Ferguson, a 19th
rentlirv mother: .lewpl n Feron- ! 10
son, her daughter, a 19th century
student: Mrs Guy Fulbrlght, a 19th
century teacher; Mrs. Fred Noland,
a 20th century mother; Susie No
land, her daughter, a 20th cen
tury student. Mrs. Frank Kirkpal
riek, a 20th century teacher.
The Rev C O. Newell was mar
ried" and Darwin McCrackrn. radio
commentator.
Others participating were: Floyd
Plcmmons, Frances Sanford. Doris
James. Harley Caldwell and O. I..
Yates, Jr.
The "Faithful Parents" banner
was awarded to the eighth grade
for having the largest percentage of
parents present.
The Upper Crabtree Community
Development Program will hold
their first Annual meeting this
Tuesda night, February 27. The
meeting will take place at 7 o'clock
in the Mount ion Methodist
Church. Purpose of the meeting is
elect officers and committees
for 1951. Chairman Charles Ross,
in charge of
all residents B
attend.
The Jonathan Creex Commun
ity Development program group
will meet -Wednesday night at the
Rock Hill School at 7:30. it was
announced today by Euos Boyd,
chairman.
All citizens of the community
are urged to attend the meeting.
Crabtree PTA
Endorses New
Education Setup
The Parent-Teachers Association
of the Crahtree-lion Duff school.
Friday night, voted to approve a
proposal for a five-member Hoard
of Education for Haywood County,
By this action they became the
first group In the counts to approve
the movement which has been dis
cussed for several months.
The two new members would be
appointed by legislative action and
would be in addition lo the present
Upper Crabtree is well repre
sented in the armed forces. Pvt.
Billy Ferguson is stationed at
Camp Hope, Louisiana. Pvt. Max
Yarborough is at an air base in
Texas. Pvt. Benny Best is at Fort
Bragg, and Pvt. Billy K. Medford
is at Camp Lejeune, Virginia.
Seaman Carroll Best is completing
his boot training at the naval base
in San Diego. California. Russell
iBudi McCrackcn leaves for in
duction February 27, and Lyndon
McCracken, Woody Best, and Ray
Ferguson have passed prc-induc-tion
examinations
Mr. and Mrs Buford Ferguson
have chosen "Brenda (Jail" as the
name of their new- daughter.
Silas ( lark, a patient in the
Haywood Counts Hospital, is im
proving. Also on the mend Is
Thomasine Noland, who suffered
severe burns about ten days ago.
Ralph Elklns, who is employed
in Detroit. Michigan, is here visit
ing Ins family.
inree eiec.eu meiiiDeis, a spoes; elected pastor of the Itoek Spring
man of the PTA group said. Baptist Church, He will hold serv-
The group also voted to send ices the first and third Sundays of
messages to Hay I's legislators Uaeh month Mr .!,., .,... .
urging them to support measures
which will insure adequate money
for continued operation of North
Carolina schools in a progressive
way.
Winners Honored
By So. Clyde 4-H
At its regular meeting Thursday
night the South Clyde 4-11 Club
honored its three members who
won Achievement 1) a y awards.
They arc Lou Anne Osborne and
Mary Sue Mann, who won medals
on dresses show n at the Dress Re
vue, and Ernestine Osborne, who
received the County Medal for
frozen foods.
Special guests were assistant
County Agent GrOver Dobbins.
Mrs. Dobbins, and Grover Dob
bins. Jr., and assistant Home Agent
Jean Childers. Mr, Dobbins and
Miss Childers discussed the club's
current project
the program, urges D X D PliiK Will
the community to i " x " "
Meet On Tuesday
For Anniversary
The Business and Professional
Women's Club will hold their sec
ond anniversary party at the First
Methodist church Tuesday evening.
The club has ;ibout 35 member",
with Mrs Edith P. Alley, president.
For the evening of entertainment.
Miss Mary Cornwall is general
chairman.
Francis Cove C. D.
Elects Committees
MRS HILL Iloi.l.lNGSWOin'H
Mountaineer Reporter
Addiilnnal committees for 1951
were elected at the monthly meet
ing of the Francis Cove Commun
itv Development program last
Thursday at the Union Church.
Taking part in the program were
the Hev. Malcolm Williamson. Mr.
Grover Dobbins, and Miss Betty
Franklin. The new committees in
clude: Refreshments Mrs. Cash Ed
wards, chairman.
Waves and Means Frank Chris
topher, chairman.
Program Mrs, Henry Francis,
chairman.
lici t cation Was tie Edwards.
Norma Mitchell, and Mrs. Joe ;
Boone.
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Francis and Bonnie Sheffield
The next meeting will be held at
the Francis ( use Union Church on
Thursday. March 29, at 7:30 p.m.
Men from Francis Cove who
base already entered the armed
forces Indued Mark Holllngsworth,
James Sisk. Frank Rickman, Ed
ward Hickman. Mark Edwards,
Buster Franklin. Leon Radford and
Paul Franklin. Richard Boone has
been recalled to duty with the air
force and will leave March 4.
The Hev. Mr. Carter lias been
IB
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by Mrs. Geo. Boring
Mountaineer Rejxrter
Wednesdav night. February 28th
will be practice night. All those tak
ing part 'in the "Manless Wedding"
that is to be presented at the Bcav
, erdam C D Meeting, please come
out for practice, also any others
who care to help out on the pro-,
gram.
At the inside front of the Com
munity House a large placue hangs
for ali to see. The wording on fie
plarque reads:
"This Building presented to the
White Oak Community Develop
ment Program by the Asheville
Presbytery, for a community cen
I ter." Dated Nov 4, 1950.
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The home of Henry F. Tegue
was a busy place on February 18th.
with 28 friends enjoying a delic
ious dinner and spending the d;-y.
The occasion honored the birthdays
of W C Ledford. Mrs. Lawson
Teague. and little Brenda Teague.
Among the many present were
Rev Ed Messcr and Rev. Ham
Hicks.
Brer Rabbit, Brer Fox and Brer Bear in a seem ......
color musical, "Song of the South, which comes
Wednesday.
i" the I
ville.
Mrs. D. C. Fisher is back home a
: gain after spending a week at the
Mission Hospital in Asheville.
South Clyde took two games
from Thickety last Monday night
at Clyde. The girls scored an easy
win, with the final score 28 to 14.
Aza Lee Farley accounted for 20 of
her team's 28 points. The boys
had a little more trouble, but
came through to win 37-31. Rat-
cltffe Cove will furnish
suioii on Monday, KebnJ
There is ho interna
wv
island of St, Heleni bu
Part of the goscnm,m
comes from the sale
stamps to collectors
Hock Spring from Spring Creek.
The church has just purchased
two dozen new hymnals.
The Misses Audrey Sanford. No
vella Wood, and Hilda Best spent
last Sunday here. All three are
employed by the Hell Telephone
System In Charlotte,
Hex Messer and his family have
moved into their new home. The
inside of the house Is done in knot
ty pine, and the exterior is to be
finished in rock.
the meeting, and Lou Anne Os
borne read the Scriptures. On the
program were Sammy Jean Jack
son, Jackie Sue Browning, Violet
Lindsey, and Mary Sue Mann. Mrs.
Levi Haynes showed slides includ
ing activities of 411 girls.
The meeting was held at the
home of ue and Ned Li'ndsey.
Mrs. J, w. Killian and Mrs. J.
U. Howell, Sr., are leaving Tuesday
morning for Rocky Mount to at
tend the state conference of the
Daughters of the Colonial Colonies
and the Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution. The conference
will last several days.
"The Womahless Wedding" given so successfully recently by the
Lake Junaluska PTA will be repeated at the Crabtree-lron Dun
school Tuesday night at 7:30. It is being sponsored by the Athletic
Association of the Crabtree-lron Duff School. Shown here are the
bride, S E. Connatser, and the bride's father, W. 11. Hut-gin. Others
taking leading roles include James K. Troy, Zaek Massey. L, ().
Ferguson, llessie Terrell, Andy Moody. Billy Burgin, Louis Jones,
Sam Queen, Sr., and Ruel Noland. The group netted $93 at their
performance at the Lake. (Photo by Andy Moody).
Glad to hear that Mrs. Vincent
Morrow- is convalescing at her
home n o w, having spent three
weeks in the Haywood County
Hospital.
Bob Williams returned Saturday
Feb. 24th, to move his family,
Frances and little Betty Lou, to
Newport News, Virginia.
Many Meetings Scheduled
In Center Pigeon Area
by Mrs. Weaver Sheffield I
Mountaineer Reporter ! R. C. Stanley On
The w. s. c. s. of Long's church i Savannah River
Defense Project
The Minflnsvei' ic tho slain n,.
Ernestine Osborne presided over ' er of Kansas.
had 70 per cent attendance at the
Study Course at Lake Junaluska
and will gel ju.isdictional credit.
This W. S. C. S. will meet Thurs
day afternoon. March 1, at the
home of Mrs. Bert Gregory. Mrs.
Mattie K. Able has charge of the
program "The Light Will Shine in
Two Shows Dally Monday through Friday 7 & 9 P.M.
Saturday: Continuous Showings from 11 A.M.
Sunday: 3 Shows, 2, 4 and 8:30 P M
PROGRAM
TODAY AND TUESDAY!
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY!
HIDING 0WH lalMOW o.
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6 SUPER SONGS ON
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BE WISE GET STRAND WISE
PARK THEATRE
Matinee Sunday 2 & 4 P. M.
Saturday Continuous Shows from 11 A. M.
Nights Sunday 8:30 P. M. Weekday 7 & 9 P. M.
PROGRAM
MON., TUES . FEB. 26 & 27
Thundering...
Plundering...
Under the
Black Flag of
QUANTRILLS
GUERRILLAS! g
R. C. Stanley, of Waynesville, has
accepted a responsible position with
the construction division- of the
DuPont Company at the Savannah
River plant of the Atomic Energy
Commission.
Construction of the plant is now
petting under way in Aiken and
Barnwell counties of South Caro
lina. Mr. Stanley is already on the
job but his family will remain in
North Africa."
The Good Neighbor Home Dem
onstration Club of Center Pigeon
will meet Thursday night, March
1st at the home of Mrs. B. N.
Pierce. Mrs. Oris Henderson
dent, will preside.
South Clyde Sets
Cemetery Project
MRS. MAUDE OSBORNE
Mountaineer Reporter
Men and women of South Clyde
will take pari In a community
project of improving the Pleasant
Hill cemetery on Saturday.. March
3. This date has been set for .seat
tiring lime at the cemetery. The
women of the community will
serve dinner to the workers.
Three more committees were
appointed at the Community De
velopment meeting at Louisa Chap
el on February 22. They are:
Scrap Book Mrs. Curtis Rogers,
Mrs. Levi Haynes, and Mrs. Maude
Osborne; Program Miss Kalher
ine Robinson, Lloyd Justice, Mrs.
Theodore Snyder, and Mrs. Cur
tis Roger Refreshments Mrs. P.
C. Mann, Mrs. Hugh Rogers, Miss
Katherine Osborne, and Mrs. Sam
Jackson.
DRIVE M
The rephasing of the REA line
through our community has been
completed. This will mean increas
ed power available for electrical
appliances.
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The Spring Hill Baptist Church
Women's Missionary Society will
he held at the home of Mrs. Ben
Wells on March 6. All members are
urged to attend.
Pour recent hospital patients
are now reported much improved.
They are Mrs. Levi Haynes, Mrs.
Sam Jackson, and Paul Jackson, at
the Haywood County Hospital;
and Mark Cathey, who has return
ed to work at Enka after several
days at Victoria Hospital. Ashe-
Howard R. Queen, Electrician's
Mate, 3rd Class, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Queen was home on emer
gency leave. He returned to his
base, Fort Mcllenry, Baltimore,
Md., Friday, Feb. 16.
Mrs. Ray Haynes is confined lo
her bed at home under her doctor's
Mr.
Waynesville.
He said that a number of Way
nesville people had asked him to
advise them when certain stages
of construction had been reached
in order that they could apply for
employment. Security regulations
bar such information from being
given out, it was explained. For
this reason, no information is avail
able through him, he explained.
WAYNESVILLE
MONDAY, FEB. 26
WHERE DANGER JJVj
Starring
ROBERT MITCHUM and FAITH DOMKRGll
TUES. & WED., FEB. 27 & 28
DOUBLE FEATURE
"SONS OF NEW MEXICO"
Starring
GENE AUTRY
PLUS
'SOUTH OF PAGO PAGO"
Starring
JON HALL
THURS. & FRI., MARCH 1 & 2
'MA & PA KETTLE GO TO T01
Starring
MARJOR1E MAIN and PERCY KILBRIDE
ALSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS'
Audit MURPHY - Brian DONLEVY Marguerite CHAPMAN '
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 28
BOWERY BATTALION
Starring
LEO GORCEY and THE BOWERY BOYS
and Mrs. James Cathev are
making their home with Mrs. Em
ma Cathey since their apartment i
burned in Waynesville.
2-YEAR
WRITTEN
tRANTEf
Mrs. Charles Osborne is ill at
her home.
THURS. & FRI., MARCH 1 & 2 ,
HE'S GOT A
SWEETHEART
IN EVERY
KITCHEN I
Piper LAURIE Joyc HOIDEN H IT TUNES '.' '!Sr
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Powell have
! three boys in service. Cpl. Orval
Powell of the Air Force is station-
! ed at Base Photo Lab. CAFB, Ft.
Worth Texas. Pvt. Clarence Hoyt,
Air Force, is stationed at W. A. S.
Olathe, Kansas. T. J., Electronics
man AL3 V2, is stationed on the
newly commissioned U. S. S. Kula
Gulf. Mr. and Mrs. Powell reveived
! an Invitation to the commissioning
of this 11,000 ton navy escort ear-
1 tier at the Boston Naval Shipyard,
Smith Boston Annex. South Boston
, Mass. The Kula Gulf rejoined the
I Atlantic Fleet, the first combatant
warship of the "Mothball Fleet" to
he recommissioned in New Eng-
1 land. Launched too late in 1944 to
M-e war service, the Kula Gulf
joined the Pacific Fleet in 1945
and did "magic carpet" duty bring
ing men home from the Pacific
Theatre. She was placed in reserve
in Jan. 1947. She will become a
unit of the Air Force Atlantic
Fleet after recommissloning. T J.
was in service in World War II and
received his same rating when he
rejoined.
Complete
with
lWAttochmenti
$12.95
FULL
CASH
PRICE
The Parents and Teachers will
! play a double header basket ball
j game Tuesday night, Feb. 27, at
Bethel Gym. Proceeds will g0 into
j the P. T. A. fund. All parents are
I urged to attend and play.
Dtlto Vocuom StoiK, Inc ,
I wM like a heme Jenitnstrotien
without obligation on my port.
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WRITE HOI
for rnrr H0Mt
rltCC DEMONSTRATION
I atferc must be DOStm"
bv MMnLlil Saturday. Alarm 'J
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