March 22,
iT Afternoon,
TIIE WAYNtSTTLLE MOUNTAINEER
PACE SEVEN
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Will
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' First
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Knee
Wed-
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... underway
!Te c Waaenfeld
fside.it. and ten
to o.ganize,
a t oihers.
a, it iponicd as a
. recreational pro
founder 14, ' the
I testers Club. Waynes
LuwBind Elks Clubs
elected .Wed net
jSuied A. P. Ledbet
ft: Gene Wyatt.
U: TNrman Smith,
f.ju rommiltce is
f. David I't'derwood.
L iLSumxerrow, anc"
fiithfwood.
(H teams alread.v assign
1 m ft league, seven
!..- with the other
I appointed at an early
linns md njanagers are:
k Kenneth Troutman.
iiwsville. manager to
timer Dudley, man-
r -
James. "Kuykendall.
Calhoun, manager,
V David Underwood
M "H", manager to be
. J. C: Diirrell, man-
. Boy Scouts, Leonard
traager to be named,
ors and managers de
jt'dnesday night to play
!iU i week, with two
H light. All games will
lings, or one hour and 25
itb I 10-minute races:
3meS, The first game
kin it five o'clock. All
m would be 7 innings,
Igilrle players would be
bad not reached tlieii
Way before January !
lay scheduled to begin
i directors that eaeh team
could sign 12 players;
Iver the league manager
days prior to the open
gamp.
m will be limited to 12
all players must be ful
tad 'tot all''ftameis.'
Sue officials will meet
fl 4th, and at that time
ignment of umpire du
Heads League
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E. C. WAGEXFELD has been
ridmcd president of the Knee
Pants' League, which is spon
sored by four civic clubs for
boys under 14 in the community.
Revival Services
To Start Sunday
At Bethel Church
Rev. Raymond J. Gomes of
Biltmore, N. C. will be the speaker'
for evangelistic services to be held
it the Bethel Baptist fhureh in the
Bethel Community from March 25
'o April 8.
The Rev. Mr. Gomes is a grad--ate
of the Bible Institute of Los
Vngeles, California and graduated
n the same class with Dr. Charles
3. Fuller of the "Old-Fashioned
Revival Hour." He also attended
Occidental College in the same city
md the San Francisco Theological
Seminary. He has held pastorates
in Georgia and Florida ...
He has been pianist and "music
al director for some years and has
had considerable experience In rur
ll evangelism.
Services will be held each night
it 7:30 o'clock.
'lumping - Jack'
Named To Ass't
Coaching Spot
SSgt. Paul M. Miller, sort of Mr.'
and Mrs. Jess Miller of Waynes-!
ville, and former baseball plaver at ''
Waynesville High School, is" now!
serving as assistant baseball coach '
at Patrick Air Force Base at Ban-I
ana River, Fla.
"The Missileer," the camp oaper t
had this to say about Miller' 'l
SSgt. Paul M. Millet, the five
foot five inch "human jumping
jack" of last season's PAFR Mi.
sileer baseball team, was namVd as
Playing assistant .'coach of this!
year's squad recently by Capt I
Curtis S Butler, head coach. i
"Called the jumping jack be-1
cause of his ability to leao into
the air and snag any ba'l thrown'
to him at first base in 'suite of his!
his lack of iih' -iial altitude. Mil- (
ler's hustle and drive added much I
to last year's ball club I
"Miller is the first of several as-
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aisiaiu cuacnes lit no named in
the near future. Head coach But
ler plans to divide the squad into
groups with a coach in charge- of
eaeh group.
"An old hand at the game of
baseball, Miller began pl.Y"uig in
the American I-eT.ion league in
Waynesville, North Carolina at till
age of 14 and lias Men at it ever
since. His baseball for the last sev
eral years has been stfirtlv of the
Service type, as he has plaved on
many Air Puree tinjns
"A wheel at the plate, Miller
pounded out a healthy .411 aver
age with the club last year
"Millet's knowledge of the eame
and bpslle on the diamond are ex
pected to add great Iv to the
strength of this year's baseball
squad."
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RatcliiTe Cove
Revival Begins
Revival services will start Sun
lay night at 7:30 at the Ratcliffe
Cove Baptist Church, and will con
tinue for two weeks. During the
irsVweek the RTev vPihckney" Mc
Cracken, pastor of tbe church, will
areach. The second week the Rev.
. M. Wyatt will take charge of
the services.
Sunrise Service
At Cruso Easter
An Easter Sunrise Service will
take place at the Gwyn Cemetery
in Cruso, sponsored by the church
es of the community. The congre
gations will meet at the cemetery
at 6:30 a. m.
Festival music will comprise the
greater part of the service, which
will be completed by brief mes
sages by the pastors of three of the
Cruso churches.
Easter Program
Given At WTIIS--
A special Faster program was
presented at the Waynesville IliKh
School Thursday morning, sponsor
ed by the home room of Charles
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MEN S BOWLING 'LEAGUE
ResulU of March 20
Pet Dairy Co. 3: A. C. Lawrence
Wellco Shoe Co. 3;
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Daytcn Rub-
Team Standings
Hlkh Team Games
Waynesville Bowling Center
Waynesville Bowling Center
Pet Dairy . . .. ......
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Howell Motor .;,'. 61 20
Welleo ID 60 21
Wellco (2) 58 23
Farrri Bureau Mutual 35 i 46
A. C. Lawrence . 20 61
Dayton Rubber .. 9 72
HIGH-PRICED GUY
- By Alan Mover
Ililth Team Series
WBC : . 8S2 892 996-2770
Pet Dairy . . 885 875 868 -2628
Individual Illsh Game
Bill Cochran. Pet Dairy
Dr. R. II. Stretcher, WBC
217
204
Individual llich Series
Cochran, Pet 217 184 179 - 5110
Stretcher W BC 181 1 69 204 - 5.r.4
Team Slandlnss
I'et Dairy
Wuvnesvillc llowlinx (Mr.
A C. Lawrence
Welleo Shoe Co.
fwin Brook ltesort
Dayton Hubber Co.
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Schedule for March 26
Howell Motor vs Welleo 2.
Wellco (1 vs A. C, Lawrence.
Farm Bureau vs Dayton Kubber.
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Schedule for March 27
W.H.C. vs Dayton Rubber Co.
Welleo vs A. l Lawrence
Pet Dairy vs Twin Brook ltesort
jj WOMEN'S BOWLING LEAGl'E
Results of March 19
Howell Motor 3; A. C. Lawrence
New Residents
Of Hominy
Welcomed
MKS. LLOYD It JONES
Mountaineer Heporter
Hominy Community welcomes
two families who are newcomers
to tbe section. Mr. and Mrs Hugh
Keener have bought part of the
I .i iitt of the late Will llipps and
have built a new home. They ex
pect to move in as soon as the.
i tvcallier permits tlnlsiilii); the yard
I Alread.v established in Hominy
are Mr and Mrs. Junior ltcynoitls
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Webb hon
ored their sou ,1. ( a birthday
party on Sunday afternoon, Twenty-one
guests were present ut the
affair which eelebarted his six
t eiiih anniversary
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SSGT. PAl'L M. MILLER, for
mer local : tar baseball player, is
now assistant coach and player
fur the Patrick Air Force Base
team.
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MRS. W. T. RAINF.R
Mountaineer Reporter
An Faster drama will be pre
M'D'ril ,i( the Shady Grove church
on Jonathan Creek on Thursday,
March 22. The young people and
children of the parish are prepar
ing the program.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service met last Thursday at
I lie parsonage, with Mrs. J. H.
Coleman and Mrs. Marvin Lcath
crwood co-hostesses. Plans were
made for a "hen party" just after
Faster.
Mrs. Robert Howell reported on
la-.t month''; mission study at Lake
Junalii'-ka: and Mrs. Coleman, as
sisted by some of the members, led
the study discussion. Mr Lowery
Owen, president, was in charge of
the meeting. '
HIkIi Team C.anies
Welleo U I
lluwell Motor
Fai in Bureau Mutual
llinh Team Series
Welleo ll) .... 706
Howell Motor 727
730
733
834
7H2
834
782
782
2270
2242
Individual IIih ('.nine
Bonnie Fowler, Wellco (D
Eunice Jackson, Farm Bureau
171
167
Individual lliijh Series
Fowler, W. (1) 124 153 171
Jackson iF.B.t 125 143 167 -435
Sharon Alexander, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Bruce Alexander, l
111 at her home
Mr and Mrs Bud Swanger had
a vi-it last week from their daugh
ters, who are now living in Va.
Bill Morris has returned home
after a two-week vacation In Texa .
He was accompanied by hk son
Billy.
Mrs. Dewey Daton of Canton,
Ohio, spent last week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C Evans.
Two more Hominy residents on
the sick list are Mrs. Addie Hol
land and small Vera Star Culberth,
daughter of the Rev, and Mrs
George Culbreth.
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Cage Game Set Friday
Friends are sorry to learn of the
448: death of Mrs. Emma Similiters, an
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U "I mt.iini jnei'.
It'll be two for the price of oni
on Friday night at the Waynesville
High gym as a second game is add
ed to the Lions C'lub-Jaycee benefit
cnee contest. The Hazelwood All
Stars and the Cherokee linlimited
will take it catch as catch can
while the Lions and the Jayeees
are limbering up In the privacy of
their dressing looms.
Thr Haetwood eagers are count
ed on to be out for .bUJl, aiAor
I heir H5 points last week against
the Co, by Ilotshols turned out to
he not enoue.h to compete with
the Hotshots' 105 I
The Lions and the Jayeees are
offering some former cas;e stars,
Including Mill ltin;:iu. Joe Cline,
Dr. Huiih S. Daniel, and Dr. Bo.vd
Owen.
The twin bill is for the benefit
of the Red Cross Fund. Admission
starts at 511 cents, with tickets
available at U-t- door. The ll.iicl
Wood - (.'hdrolte seaTinn parly
starts at 7 30. with the Jayeees and
the 'Lions roaring out at 8:30.
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You will find thai Knv shoes re
At last week's Community De
velopment meeting, announcement
I was made of the eommMees to
serve during the year. Plant are
j being made to erect road -signs
l and to put names on mail boxes.
The community al'o expects to do
! some work on the church grounds
i and the cemetery.
As sfinn n-J weather permits, grass
will be sown and shrubbery set at
the paronape. The grounds -v.-re
leveled by a bulldozer two weeks
ago.
Rev. and Mrs, J. II. Coleman have
returned from a week's tour of
Florida. Thev were accompanied
try Rev. an Mr-. Huneyrutt of
Wayne- ville.
I Mr. and Mrs, Tom Ranier had
las euests laM week-end Mrs. Sallie
j Parrot I and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
I Owen of Kingstree. S. C.
S Mrs. Annie Moody has returned
! home aft Jr spending the winter in
' Largo, Florida,
Wav Kinsland of Knoxville,
wa-; the week-end guest of
ister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. G. V. Howell.
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Work will soon start on the new
MfdfordLeatherwood home near
the highway,
Many people on the Creek have
been putting In new electric ap
pliances. Mrs. G. V. Howell has
just put in a stove, hot water
heater, and a washing machine.
Isley. music director. Guest
speaker was the Rev. Malcolm
Williamson. The program included
music by the high school chorus,
under Mr. Isley's direction, and a
solo by Miss Nancy Kerley. Others
on the program were Jimmy Swift,
Joyce Carter and Anne Bischoff.
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