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Thursday AitgnioonDril . j PAGE SIX THE WAYNES V1LLE MOUNT ALNLER At The Park Sun., Mon and tues. Boy Sent To School Too Early, Dad Jailed The Rev. Ce0rat c ; - of the church. ! lephones"Ter, in th u... -wiito cdi home: S tiave :,!, .', U' 11 v vice. The l'iiimuiijfv v a j ft(0h li The Last Grain COUNTS! Anyone can mix the beginnings of a prescription, but it takes j trained registered pharmacist to accurately measure those final grains that fill your doctor's orders. PROTECT YOUR HEALTH WITH PROVEN PRODUCTS! Your Walgreen Agency CURTI DRUG STORE Ilome Ownrd and Operated "Depend on Us Your Doctor Docs." UJiL Red Sktlt, flanked by Ana Miller and Arleoc Dbl, bid a aew laugh ki(k ia kU lateit concdy "Watch Tke Birdie." Movie Star Starts Drive To Help Homeless Koreans PARK THEATRE PROGRAM T11URS. & FRI., 'APRIL 5 & 6 Glenn Rhonda Edmond FORD -FLEMING 'O'BRIEN m 11 and tht .SATURDAY, APRIL 7 DOUBLE FEATURE "UNDER MEXICALI STARS' Starring REX ALLEN ALSO PRIDE OF MARYLAND" Starring PEGGY STEWART and FRANK IE DARRE Late Show Saturday "The Isle Of Forgotten Sinners" Starring JOHN CARRADINE and GALE SONDERGARD By GENE HAXDSAKER AP Newsfeatures HOLLYWOOD Doug Fair banks, Jr., wants your old clothes. Also shoes, blankets, food, and money. He wants 'envfor 6,000.000 Korean civilian refugees living largely in the open or under tents or bits of clothing strung together. "There's a tremendous disease and death rate among the -hil-dren." the world-minded movie star said. "All you have to do is look at the newsreels and pictures in the papers to see what the need IS." ; Fairbanks has been appointed by the State Department as national chairman of American Relief for Korea. This has been set up under auspices of the State Department," he said. "It has the support of lead ing church and relief agencies Quakers, Catholics, Protestants. Jews, all denominational groups, as well as charitable groups. It's a coordination of all agencies so that relief can be tunneled through one medium, on a national basis." Doug said his "saving grace is an ability to departmentalize my time." The day I dropped in at his big white home, he'd made two trans oceanic phone calls. One was to London associates in the forthcom ing producton there of flette Davis Gary Merrill film. The other call was to a relief official and a mem ber of MacArthur s staff in Tokyo in connection with the Korean re lief project. The fit-lookiiiK star, slouched in aw enormous, Sort soft, Mid he was flying iu New York in a few days. He'd do a radio show, work oh the Korean matter and financing of the film.' In Belgium and Holland he would make speeches as vice president of the United Nations As sociation. In Sweeden he would "do something with the Red Cross." He took on the Korean-relief post af ter four years as national chair man of the CARE Committee. Sir Douglas he was knighted for Fines Creek Folks Plan New Homes MRS. SAM FERGUSON Mountaineer Reporter Two new homes are planned for the Sugar Cove section of upper Fines Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Mar shall Leatherwood of Clyde are planning to build soon, and Murk Kirkpatrick expects to have work started shortly. One Fires Creek resident is mov ing to another community. Gerald Mooney has purchased a new home in Beaverdam. , n n hi i i ' "v r -" ! J r - - I . ' ; 1 . it ' - : Jf li Clarence E. McVey (left) was sent to jail at Graham, because he sent bis small son, David, to school bofore the boy had reached the minimum school age. McVey, 48, a carpenter, refused to withdraw the child from school. For that, he was arrested and Imprisoned for contempt of court. David, 6, sits with his mother irigho in their home near Graham. The boy is still in school and is making good grades. The fathor said he would stay in jail "until I rot before I'll take little David out of school now." McVey was released Tuesday. (AP Photos); Fines Creek community Is croud of its girls' basketball team for the many honors they have won, as well as the handsome trophies they brought back to the community. Mrs. Hugh Ledford and Mr. and Mrs- Billy Rector have returned from Virginia and a visit to Mrs. Lcdford's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Justice. Major Cecil Brown is in Pcnlnnd this week to complete a weaving course. is now in the Veterans Hospital In Johnson Cily, Tenn. Mrs. Cleve No land is recovering from a broken arm. Mrs. Helen Noland Clement, niece of Mrs. F. M. Noland, is still a patient at the Haywood County Hospital. Mrs. Charles McElrath, who has been on the sick list for some time, is improving. Little Gail Bradshaw, who has been ill for some time, is able to some back to school. Back in school also are a number of children who have been confined at home by chickenpox. Mrs. Charles B. McCracken and Glenn and Mrs. Sam Ferguson were Asheville visitors Sunday. Fines Creek residents are urged to attend Community Development meetings regularly. Tom Brummitt, chairman, has a number of projects which need the cooperation of every person, A number of Fines Creek people have been victims of accident or illness. Matthew Gossctt, who was injured Thursday by a falling tree. political and philanthropic activ ities promoting Anglo-American relations also has movie plans cooking. Mis next fijin probably will be done here this summer. He thinks he got his cosnmpoli-: tan outjook partly from meeting! everybody from the King of Siam I to an ex-outlaw in hjs late father's' dressing room suite. Being school-! ed and reared in various parts of ; Europe and the United States help- cd. But speech-making still makes his stomach jumpy. "When it's for ! something you believe in," he said,! "it becomes more important than your nervousness." ; Anyone wanting new or renewal subscriptions to Hie Mountaineer, Arnon Plains Building New Church; Hominy Expects Phones Soon MRS- LLOYD R. JONES Mountaineer Reporter The congregation of the Arnold Plains Church will soon move into ing will be torn down. At an esti ing will be torn doyn. At an esti mated cost of $45,000, the brick building will have a larger audi torium, a large assembly and rec reation room, thirteen classrooms and a kitchen. Purchased by Lloyd Jones, the please turn them in to your report- or. Remember that you help your community by subscribing to the paper. A. T. Ferguson warns cattle own ers to oe on the lookout lor minks in the month of April. 2Z SUN., MON., & TUES., APRIL 8, 9 & 10 "feVH ITC0MES T0TOIK?1 V ITS SKEIT0H THREE T0 0"E! ARIENE ANN OAHL MILLER V H :;piq l JIVES ERJTTON RCBER 0 . H (mM ti JACK 00N0HUE rmuM , HARRY RUSKIN I H mooiBwmAni ncnid . ...1 WAYNESVILLE DR. GEORGE F. HOLT CHIROPODIST Aiiiiouiitfs Tlic ()eniii;; Of His Olliie ON APRIL 6th, 1951 For Tlie rraclicu of Cliiropody At Room 102 CANTON HOTEL Hours 1 to X 1 M. i;acl. Fritliiv IJy Appoindnent Telephone 2u5l old building, which has stood more than fifty years, will be torn down within the next two months. Joyce Owen is chairman of the church's Building Committee, and Fonzo Mann, its finance chairman. the revival a J hj' weeklv nili: a,in I followingUda;g'f,! Irs. Ruth home. -lanji ij "... aa Mrs u. formerly of Homil!v J" in Candler am, but ababv Pir 'A rth, ho havVrHr1 Fairview. 011e.. now : I DAI KY FARj cordially i, J your DtTf. 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