I PAGE EIGHT (Second Section? THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Thursday Af ternoon, ,Vil g , White Oak To Entertain Beaverdam April 28; Over 100 At Regular Meeting MUS. OKOIiCi; BOH 1 NG Mountaini'iT Hi'pitrtur Wltile O.ik Coiiiniuiutv, ruiTiitlv the quests of llruverdum. expect to ret u i n (lie liospil.ihlv tlii, Sat urday ni;;lit, April 28. when a spe- clal niri'liiu'. has lit en failed (o en tertain llio viniIoi's. Hie program will foal m e thu C h.inipinn String Band, .special music and siiifiers, and sevi ral skils. A While Oaks regular meeliiiK on April 21. 11)2 lulks whose nues ran lrom one vear In imilily were present, duest.s were ( cmiit v ApenL VVavne C (irpeiinu!. llniiie Ai'.enl Miss Mary C uniwell. and Assistant County Af.eiit and Mrs. Herb .Sin glelarv. Mr. ( oriieninn. Miss ( orn well, and Mr. Smi'letarv showed a primp ol slides lo nluslraie how the individuals and the iarin families can won; lordlier Mr. ( orpenni'! and Mi s ( ornwell siipplenu nled the slide.- will): talks explaining each one a.s it was shown; and Mr. Sinletar'y was ell'-todlaii of the projector Mr. Coi pi uiiu! eiMiiinenled I hat although while- Oak lacked the Hat lands and the industry of some other comiminit ie, the spirit of the ()(op!e and Die inleres of old and youiiK lolks. alike kept the area "KoiliK places". Mr. ('orpenin' also I hanked (he blood donors from Wliile Oak: Mrs. Sallie Sullini. Mrs. Georuo Bor ing, .lesse .lenkins, Vincent Jen kins, and James Messer. Much interest was shown in the group hospital insurance project. The committee which will canvass the communily is Joe Davis, Hen ry K. Toaiuie, Kohert F isher, and Dog Vaccination Clinics Continue liahies vaccination clinics will continue In the Canton area Sat urday through Tuesday. Dr. A. R. Iiiiun. Haywood County licensed j veterinarian, will administer the I vaccine. Dog owners are cautioned j that the county dog warden may i dispose of unvaccinated dogs after I Julv 1. The schedule is as follows: Sat- unlaw April 28, Sandy Super Mar I kcl. Trammel & N. Main, Canton, i!( a.m.; N. O. Kobinson Grocery, N. Main. 10 a.m.; Deweese Groc-I j civ, Ntwtound & Main, 11 a.m.;: Sieves Grocery & Feeds, North i Canton. 12 noon. . 1 ' Monday. April 30, Myer's Cash! Grocery. Canton, 3;30 p.m.; ' Rol-j mis Grocery, Highland Park, 4:30 P in Sid y Grill, 5:30 p.m.; High Sel I. Canton, 6:30 p.m. i luesday. May 1. James Smith Farin, Thickety, 4 p.m.; William son's Grocery, Thickety, 4:45 p.m.; j Clark's Grocery, Fiberville, 5:45 p.m. George Boring. Attention was called to the work ing at the Community House on Tuesday, April 24. Robert Fisher was appointed to take charge, A group of singers entertained while the refreshment committee made coffee and cut the cakes. The next regular meeting is set Saturday, May 5, the party on April 28 having been called as a special meeting. Many New Features In This rtgumire 7.6 Cm Ft. Master Model 1 A I Has new gold-and-white beauty, new Super-Storage design, new aluminum rust-proof shelves, new extra-deep all-porcelain Hydrators. Also big, spacious Freezer, all -porcelain interior, Qukkube Ice Trays, Meter-Miser mechanism with 5-Year Protec tion Plan I ' Mode! MM-76 shown 3 iypes-4 models -10 sj es fo choose from -starting at $199.75 mim MOTEIC GO. Phone 31 Main Street fl ESSO FUEL OIL CALL 555 S. W. Whidden RESIDENT DISTRIBUTOR for Waynesville - Hazelwood and Vicinity Serving the area from Clyde to Balsam fz l?5$7 u(Sli3Xfini ir iris i o We pay tribute to the babies of this town, this week during National Baby Week, by serving them through their parents with quality and purity . . . and by making available, every thing they need for health and comfort. We salute the KING of the home and pledge ullgianc to his MAJESTY.' HALF Price Sale! TUSSY CREAM Deodorant NOW ONLY s Set. 0 Ounce EVE fl FLO NUR'SER Complete hum; DUZ FLASKLiTE with batteries 25 ABSORBINE JR. I,T. m Mead's o D E X T R ! MALTOSE COD LIVER OIL .. ggc $1.00 Nestle BdoTi7Trnenr $1.00 Baby Hair Brush Both For Only $JL m Pound Size.. . Mcnnen's ANTISEPTIC BABY OIL 98' Dull iicss flruhnrsR FLOAT AWAY on hiilnws of gi-nlle (loans in;; foam! Hair i inurvelotisly nianacahlc aftrruHirds. if1 L if Size.. Borated HQHNSONS) , BABY TALC J Medium ftp, J 71 , SHAMPOO jl 50 8tfmo 5 - '"JoWRww A fS V if s - If you can put up your hair in pin curls, NO CURLERS! you can give yourself a beautiful BOBBI Wave I NO BLOCKING! Set 8tyle and wave your hair a" at one time' It's quicker, easier with bobbi the soft, natural NO RE-SETTING! looking creme-oil wave that leaves your hair wonderfully easy to managel ll IT TAKES IS PIN CURLS AND BOBBI J, EJSSJfJEi f- Washable RUBBER CRIB SHEET 69' : 7 18 x 27 in. size r FxdUU. i 13' T,yV:. xh4 Helena Rubinstein's new perfume Spray Deodorant ? keeps underarms dry perfumes ana stops odor! 1;J Lookins for the nerkrt dennrant? Tt'o J,-. mfyme Sproy U,l PrettiestPinkPlasticboleyou've ever seen. Just one ST0CKIP M '. bby me COMPLETE MEADS PA8LUM i 5 -A deodorant ANT1-PRSPIRANT - Helena Rubinstein 'squeeze of the bottle and Helena Rubinstein's re- mailable new perfume deodorant covers your whole underarm. It's deliciously scented with the essence of white magnolias-and even though it checks pcrspira-' tion as well as odor, it will not harm your clothing. Need we say that the plastic bottle won't break, spill or leak? It wont. 2 ounce bottle 125 P- - W WW wr9T0 r QUICK tEATWG tE MEN MEN'S OL MW LMOUH Af 1 SorrtE vo ? MENAM'S SKS43l euux DIAPERS 0 5I2Q NIHPlpi ANTI-COLIC For. P A B L U K BABY FOOD isoz. .Size iC INFANT VSYRINCE'"" son Rtibbsr JOHNSOK OAEY CKEAM h Mcriium pJ ll.klV,L I "v' 1 Dial). !'...'! Mie S H. ' '"'1 . V Ji,;. A'f ( 5 4 Q-TIP APPLICATORS button 29 MEN MEN'S EASY TALC 4 oz. Vc know !',' v"" APPUG0raj?S folks. Min n v 'ii I . M A (I I nrsi'rii)ii(iii ' , . 1"" i imuni ii -v That von can il P 115 the finest ia l,i:s. a' 'I irear utoi, 2 ounce bottle 1 9 1 .' r- fi.iliw ninnimnnxi,,,,,,, ( 1.,.,. f o , I4 SZE & Jfl .Prompt, cH'H1"1 V!.'.T"TT"'"''I'-''''' .UMIM..1-,-., i,.!,,,,,,,,;., ,,,; , ' ' '. Home Operated ReaH Store ' -1 rJ- 27 39c hrinS Miiir

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