THE YFAYNT5VILLE MOUNTAINEER
Thursday Afternoon,
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MORE ABOUT
Sullivan
(Continued fiom Faei. 1),
10 a.m. tomorrow at time
it will be taken to the church to
He in state until the funeral hour.
Surviving are thy widow, the
former Miss Sara Kllen Morgan,
formerly of Williamr.toirand Laur
etls, S C; one son, Hairy Sulli
van, Jr.; one daughter. Sallv Sul
livan; the parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Sullivan; two sifters. Mrs.
It. T. Vann of Muiiiee;lnro. N.C..
and Miss Marv Louise Sullivan of
Greenville, S. C; and om- brother,
W. II. Sullivan Jr., of Monea I'ath,
S. C. .
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All Makes and Moilrls of
Cars and Trucks
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Wright Promoted
To Tech Sergeant
' William W. Wright, son of Mr.
.-lid Mrs. Clifford E. Wright of
Route 2, Waynesville, recently was
promoted to technical sergeant in
the Air Force, the 1703rd Air
Transport Group of the Military
! Air Transport Service at Brookley
Air Force Base has announced.
Sergeant Wright is a graduate of
V a ner.ville Township High School
i;nd entered the Air Force in Aug
ust 1912. Prior to coining to Brook
lev in February, 1948, he was bas-
I ed at hrnrst Harmon Air Force
liiisc. New Foundland.
He is married to the former Miss
ftlvrtle Chambers of Clyde, and
llicv have two children, Jeanne
Liana and William Wayne, Jr.,
Three Communities
To Hold Meetings
Three more meetings on "The
I Family and the Community To
ttlay, Iomoi row" are slated by the
County Agent's office for the com
lnu! week. On Monday, April 30,
( the illustrated talk will be given
at tin' Cecil school On Tuesday,
i May 1. the I'uiev Grove Church In
j Stanicy Cove will he the scene;
I and the county and home agents
j will be at the Hatclilfe Cove Com
munity House, All .meetings will
be at 7:30 p.m.
Deaths
ALFRED P. JOLLY
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon in Davis Chapel
Methodist Church at Iron Duff for
Alfred P. Jolly, 68, who died Sun
day afternoon at his home in
Hickory.
The Rev. Forrest Ferguson and
the Rev. Mrs. C. O. Newell offici
ated and burial was in the church
cemetery.
Pallbearers were Gilbert Jolly.
Jr., Ray and Millard Henson, Frank
.Palmer, Hugh McCracken and Ted
Jolly.
Jolly was the son of the late Al
fred and Laura Mehaffcy Jolly
of Haywood County.
Surviving are three sons. Weav
er, Robert, and Thomas Jolly, all
of Hickory: two daughters, Mrs.
Jarvis Henson of Hickory and Mrs.
Charlie Howell of Lenoir; two
brothers, Silas Jolly of Waynes
ville, Route 2 and Gilbert Jolly of
Clyde, Route 2; two sisters, Mrs
Clem Palmer and Mrs. Will Mc
Cracken, both of Waynesville,
Route 2.
Arrangements were under the
direction of Crawford Funeral
Home.
The U.S. Huivau of Mines estim
ates I here are (i(i.000,(H)0 tons of
hie ore- in the Missouri-Kansas-
klahmna Held.
. WMTED
MEN BETWEEN AGES 25-35 TO
WORK IN OUR SUPER MAR
KETS Apply In Person or Write
To Bill Ray
C. E. RAY'S SONS
MRS. M. M. HENDERSON
Funeral services were held this
afternoon In Grassy Fork Mt. Zlon
Baptist Church, Hartford, Tenn.,
for Mrs. Miiendia McGaha Hen
derson, formerly of Waynesville.
who died Monday at the home of
a son, Ronda Henderson at Hart
ford. Pallbearers were Ben and J. E.
Ford, Pless and Joe Williams, Lee
McGaha, and Dual Raines.
A daughter of the late Isaac and
Jane Varborough McGaha of Ten
nessee, Mrs. Henderson is surviv
ed by two daughters, Mrs. Rube
Bell of Waynesville and Mrs. Cona
Henderson of Brldgcton, N. J.; and
seven sons, Charlie, Joel, Clarence,
and Winfred Brown, all Of Kala
mazoo, Mich., Varnell Gates of
New Jersey, the Rev; L. V. Hen-
Edvvards Assistant
Defense Secretary
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Crawford Mutual Burial Ass'a
Waynesville, Phone 147
Canton, Dial S535
Dan Kramer Edwards (above),
mayor of Durham, has been ap
pointed assistant Secretary of
Defense by President Truman.
He succeeds Marx Leva who re
signed. Edwards is 37. He attain
ed the rank of lieutenant colonel
in World War II and served on
the general staff.
(AP Wirephoto).
ATTEND BETA CLUB MEETING
Clyde High School had five rep
resentatives at the state Beta Club
convention in Asheville on Friday
and Saturday. Attending were the
Misses Hazel Morgan, Ernestine Os
borne, Mary Sue Mann, Mary Fran
ces Allen, and Bob Medford.
derson of High Point, and Ronda
Henderson.
St. John's Seniors
To Present Comedy
The senior clasg of St. John's
school will present. '"One In a
Million," a three-act farce on Wed
nesday evening. May 2. The cur
tain will rise at 8 o'clock. The
comedy is to be presented in the
school auditorium.
Members of the cast are Walter
Taliaferro. Robert Jeter, Eugene
Hall, Eugene Yates, Jenny Van de
Water, Laura Van de Water, Use
Feichter, and Alexandra Nakutis.
Dubrovnik, Yugoslavian seaport,
is i town of 18,000.
Honesty Leeds Virtues
KANSAS CITY AP) Hon
esty leads as the top virtue in a
poll taken among 5,000 Americans.
This word comes from Dr. Russell
V. DcLong, Dean of the Nazarene
Theoligical Seminary here. He set
out three years ago to find what
Americans In all age and class
groups regarded as the leading
character traits.
Honesty led the list. Then fol
lowed in this order; Dependability,
courage, sincerity, unselfishness,
humility and forgiveness. The next
seven were purity, reverence, faith
fulness, self-control, loyalty, pa
tience and ambition
acter traits, were sent to educators,
prominent businessmen, congress
men, athletic coaches, service and
civic club leaders, ministers, stu
dents, judges, actors, scientists and
columnists. Dr. DeLong said he had
totaled the groups separately as
well as collectively and "the sur
prising thing is that all groups
are almost in complete agreement
with a very little shift in traits and
surprisingly little change in position.
Sgt. and Mrs. George A, Miller
of Alexandria, Va., announce the
birth of a daughter, Miriam Lea,
on Saturday, April 14. Mr. Miller,
formerly of Waynesville, is a son
His questionalres listing 61 char-of Mrs. Clyde H. Ray.
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Give AsheviH,
Concert May;
The
phony
cert in AsheviSJc
May 8,
nounced
as wa
1 Pri;
Mrs F.,,,:, Kt,f
the Waynesville Svn
ttee. has called
date, since all u,nt
Symphony So, i(,tv 'R
attend the concert ' ft
SAMUEL T. COOPER
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday afternoon in Central Meth
odist Church, Canton, for Samuel
Thomas Cooper, 70, of the Phll
lipsville community.
The Rev. C. W. Kirby officiated
and burial was in Bon-A-Vnture
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Cooper's fel
low employes at the Champion
Paper and Fibre Company and
from the Champion Old Timer's
Club. Honorary pallberaers were
other members of the club.
The bicycle was introduced to
America from Europe in the early
1800s.
Now Available
TO ALL CITIZENS IN RURAL HAYWOOD
SPECIAL PLAN OF LOW - COST GROUP
HOSPITAL-SURGICAL INSURANCE
A STATE APPROVED PLAN BENEFICIAL TO ALL
Make Application Now - Time Is Limited
Some Features of The Plan
1. Low cost to members
2. No asc limit
3. No medical examination
4. Pre-existing conditions of health do not affect the benefits
5. No waiting period for any illness, operation or maternity
to members of the first solicitation
G. HOSPITAL BENEFITS
a. J.V00 per day for room and board (Ward bed at Haywood
County Hospital)
b- 35 days for any one illness or accident
c. Maximum of $.".0.00 for hospital extras (Operating room,
X-rays, ainbul.iiice. etc.)
d. Maximum of $50.00 fr hospital Hrst aid benefit
e. Maternity licnri its
(1) Max. of S50.0II for hospital room & board and hospital
extras
2) Max. of $50.00 i0 jotlor for dciivery
! MaxAim. of SI 50.(1(1 for suixkal benefits for the more
complicated operations
' Claims will be handled by the Administrator
of the Haywood County Hospital.
The Cost Is Low
Individual Membership $ .96
Complete Family Membership .. $3.91
(monthly cost)
Maternity Benefits Available Only To
Those Cevered Under: Family Membership.
Hospital and Surgiral Benefits will be payable regardless of
any other Hospital and Surcical Insurance that may be
carried by members. -
Your Doctor Will Gladly
Discuss This With You
In Detail.
For Further Details Sec
Lee Davis, administrator of the Haywood County Hos
pital, will be administrator of the plan for the Commun
ity Development Program in Haywood.
Someone in your community, designated by your Com
munity Chairman, ia taking applications. This is a civic
project, and they are doing it as such without pay.
Sugar Ripe
DRIED PEACHES
2 lbs yej.
(IYTYDt? ?SSfe8lM SALAD OIL
10 Lbs
ill.-
m
mm aw.
Potatoes
39c
TOMATOES lb 25c
FRESH CORN .... 325c
BANANAS lb 13c
Peanut Butter
Apple Sauce
Spanish Rice
Pineapple
Shortening
Baby Food
Cake Flour
16 oz. Jur
Goldcraft
303 Ciin
Whitehousc
303 Can
Van Camp
No. 2 Sliced
Kosedale
1 Lb, Carton
Jewel
Gcrber's
Strained
4 Oz. Box
Swansdown
33
1
23
3
3
32
4i
ARGOPEACII
20c
No. 2i
Can
12-oz
DULANY
Strawberries
DULANY
Butter Beans ...S
MINUTE MAID
Lemonade S
BIRDSEYE '
Green Peas H
43c
25c
20c
25c
NO. 2 WATAUGA
KRAUT ...lie
DELMAIZE
Cream Corn .. 16c
STARKIST
Chunk Tuna .. 34c
1 LB. RITZ
CRACKERS .. 32c
8 OZ. KRAFT
Kay Cheese .. 32c
KELLOGG'S
Rice Crispies 15c
LARGE
Silver Dust ... 33c
SCOTT'S PAPER
Towels 237c
BADO
Cleanser 12c
LARGE
Ivory Soap ... 16c
12 oz
Can
Armour's
T.REET
49'
Armour's
BEEF STEW
16 oz.
Can
47
Armour's
Vienna Sausage
21?
DEL MONTE
Tomato Sauce 8c
STOKELY 303
Lima Beans .. 27c
KRAFT'S 8 oz.
Miracle Whip 23c
STOKELY 2' 2
Green Beans 28c
Armour's
4 oz.
Can
Armour's
CHOPPED HAM
12 oz.
57
Corn Beef Hash
42c
16 oz.
Can
Armour's
POTTED MEAT
Can XI
Fresh Pork
NECK BONE!
19clb
I'.idiKiiny Cut
PORK CHOPS
47clb
Knd Cuts
COUNTRY m
79clb
Law
FAT HENS
55l!b
. Fresh
GROUND BEE
65l'b
Delicious
SIRLOIN STEW
$1.09 lb
Diish
DOG FOOD
2 2g,
Dole
Pineapple
46 oz.
Can
3
c
mm
mm
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