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Details have been completed by
the Clyde Woman's Club for a
Flower Show to be held August 21
: and 22 in the Clyde School Gym-
. riasium
Three ribbons will be awarded
in each section- and a trophy win
be awarded to the person havlnf
the greatest number of points. 'A
plaque will be given to the or
ganization receiving the blue rib
bon. Entries will be made Tuesday!
August 21 between 9:00 a.m. and
2:00 pm. for judging which wii;
begin at 2.20 p.m. "Hie show will be
open to the public from 4:00 p.m
until 9:00 p.m.. Tuesday, August
21 and from 100 p m. until 7:00
p.rn . Wtcr.esday, August 22.
Serving on the steering commit-
:he show are Mrs. Robert
:tnerai chairman. Mrs. Pat
Cc.e ar.d Mrs Stanley Livipgston
ic-Mrnren. and Mrs. D. D. Gross
n-corcing secretary, .
GSTxers of the club are Mrs. Rob-'
tit Williams, president; Mrs. J. E.
Newman: vice president; Mrs. De- i
vo Mecford. secertarj", and Mrs '!
So i.tv Hay res, treasurer. ' '.
A list of classifications with
t.oie in charge has been given as
follows-.. ' .'
I AKKANGENMENT DIVISION
Section A. Mrs. Robert "Williams.
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And The Heroes of The 412nd
Regimental Combat Team ;
Arrangement for wall table;
Arrangement for coffee table.
Ararngement for breakfast
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Section B, Mrs. E, M. Greene.
1. Arrangement not over 24
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2. Arrangement noj over 14
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Section C, Mrs. George Hanger and
! Mrs. J. C, Allen. '
i I. Arrangement in favorite con
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2. Oriental arrangement. .
3. Arrangement in favorite bas-
. k-t or box.
i 4. Arrangement in shadow box.
WEDNESDAY, AUG 8
'THE TOUGHER THEY COME'
Starring
PRESTON FOSTER . WAYNE MORRIS
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TIIU?S. & FRI., AUG. 910
"The Man Who Cheated Himself"
Starring
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DANNY KAYE
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WED. & THURS.
LORETTA YOUNG
JOSEPH COTTON
J Thomas David Best, 73. familiarly
I known as Uncle Dave, died Friday
afternoon at his home in Canton
after a lingering illness.
Mrs. Chamblee
Dies Friday
After Illness
Funeral services were held Sun
dav afternoon in the First Baptist
5. -Train your favorite hat
c.; n (Mnri Hinm i r,;j w.rth. Church for Mrs. Nannie Sentelie
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2. One color arracgemerX '
3. Two color arrangement.
4. Color combination.
Action E, Mrs. W. T. Medlin. Jr.
1. ' Arrangement of fruit or
vegetable.
2. Arrangement of fruit and
vegetable.
Section F, Mrs. J. Tom Leather
wood. 1. Arrangemtnt in a pair of
containers.
2. Arrangement in a marine
'jlobe. . ' v
Section G. Mrs. J. E. New-man.
1. Wildflo'Aer arrangement.
2. Dried flower arrangement.
I KORTICULTl RE DIVISION
V Roses. Mrs. DeVoe Medford.
1. Hybrid tea. . ;
1-a One bloom any variety) 3
ibbons for each,
1-b Three blooms one variety.
1-c Three blooms--mixed . vari
eties.) '' . '
2. FJoribundas.
B. Dahlias, Mrs. J. B. Martin.
1. Exhibition.
1-a One bloom.
1- b Three blooms.
2. Decorative.
2- a One bloom.
2- b Three blooms,
3. . Cactus.
3- a One bloom.
3- b Three blooms.
4. Pompom. ...
4- a One bloom.
4-b Three blooms.
C. Marigolds Three blooms, Mrs.
Grady Rogers.
1. Giant.
;'' 2. Dwarf,
3. French.
D. Petunias, Mrs. C. E. Brown, Jr.
1. ' Double three blooms
2. Single three blooms,
3. Ruffled three blooms.
4. Mixed bowl.
E. Wild Flowers, Mrs. E. M. Buek-
er.
1, Single spicemcn.
2. Collection.
F. Gladiolus, Mrs. W. J. Hannah.
1. One spike.
2. Three spikes one color,
3. Collection.
G. Zinnias three blooms, Mrs. J.
C. Haynes.
1. Giant.
; 2. Dwarf.
3, Fantasy.
4. Mexicana.
H. Snap Dragons, Mis. C. L. Dar
nell. 1. Single spike.
2. Collection. , '
I. Miscellam.uus.vMrs. x-Troy Sta
nley.
1. Single Specimen.
2. Three of any variety.
Potted Plants, Mrs. Homer Hen
ry. 1. Blooming,
2. Ornamental,
K. Tuberous Begonias, Mrs. Vance
Robinson.
1. One blossom and one leaf.
2. Collection.
III A general display to be en
tered by any group or organization,
Mrs. Otis Cole.
IV Educational display. (Non-com
petitive). Mrs. Pat Cole. "
A. Altar arrangement.
V Display entered bv commercial
florist. (Non competitive!. Mrs. G. I
C. Haynes.
G. D. StovalL Jr.
Is Elected
MYF President
George Dewey Sjoyall, Jr has
been " elected president of the
Youth Fellowship of the First
Methodist Church for the year be
ginning September 1.
Other new officers are Linda
Sloan, vice president; Dale Rat-
cime, secretary; Sally Stovall,
treasurer; Laura Woody, worship
and evangelism chairman; Carl
Mundy, community service chair
man; Mary Crouser, world friend
ship chairman; Nancy Bischoff,
publicity chairman; Julia Ann Sto-
vail, youth fund treasurer Stanford
(Massie and Florence Ann Bowles,
music chairmen; and Billie Kitch
en, Kathleen Calhoun, and Dick
Boyd, recreational committee, .
Bookmobile
Schedule
Friday, August 10th
CECIL & CRl'SO
..-...- in. .t lior hnme herp after a long
pany and a memoer or me - - , najtAz
Timers Club illness. The Rev. B. E.W all, pastor,
Surviving are the widow, Mrs opiated. ......
Lelia Argvle Hall Best; nine daugh- Pallbearers were J C. Patrick,
ters Mrs Henry Rose of West EmroeU W. BalenUne. Frank Kirk
Asheville. Mrs. Vaughn Moore of Patrick. Theodore McCracken, Ben
Canton. Mrs. Harold L. White of , Philips, and J. B. Siler.
Columbus, Ga.. Mrs. Algot Benson ! Burial was in Wakefield Ceme
and Xlrs. J. Wallis of Detroit. Mich . tery.
Mrs. Frank Alexander of Green-1 Mrs. Chamblee was H)e widow of
ville. S.C., Mrs. John Rogers of ' clarence Chamblee, former Wake
Lumberton, Mrs. Dovie Overman County legislator and the daugh
and Miss Delorese Best of Canton, ter of the Rev. R. A. and Mrs. Re-
Also 17 grandchildren; 11 great- becca Adaline Blalock Sentelie.
grandchildren; two sisters'...;. Mrs. V Sun.vlng :are four sisters, Mrs.
Flora H'-burton and Mrs . Alhe Rogers of Chicago, Mrs.
Black of Asheville; four brothers. . . , nreen of Denver Mrs Ioa
Sam of Andrews. By num of Athens. McElrov jIrs jennie j;ae
Tenn.. Jim of Chatsworth. Ga:. and
Frank of Asheville.
Funeral services were held Sun
day at 3.30 p. m. in Canton Central ,!t.sviue
Methodist Church. I he Kev. C. w.
Kirby officiated and burial was in
Plains Church Cemetery.
The following members of the
Old Timers Club were pallbear
ers: T. L. Jamison, Frank Smath
ers. C. B. Witt, Joyce Owens,
Claude Holtzclaw and Albert Reno.
Boone of , Wraynesville; and two
brothers, John E. Sentelie of Hazel-
wood and R. E. Sentelie of Way-
Arrangements were under the di
rection of Garrett Funeral Home.
No Winner
Yqt As Kids
End Season
The Knee Pants League ended
its season Thursday, but as yet the
winner is not known. According to
Gene 'Wyatt, whose position cor
responds to the one lately held by
Happy Chandler in the major
leagues, a number of garnes wefe
forfeited and a meeting of man-'
agers will be necessary before the
winner can be decided. Four teams,
he said, may each have won.
No date has as yet been set for
the meeting, Nevertheless, main
tained Mr. Wyatt, "It was a very
successful season. Some boys were
discovered who have natural tal
ent that may carry them far, but
much of the credit belongs to the
managers who donated their time
and we're as interested as the kids
themselves."
A picnic is being planned for all
140 boys who played in the
league, but the date will wait on
the decision as to the winner. Gold
baseballs will be awarded to the
winning team : and to the team
displaying the best sportsmanship.
Colored Ch
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from FUS Of
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at the Jones
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Zion Church
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DALLAS L. BROWN
Dallas L. Brown, 72. a retired
farmer, died Saturday morning at
his home in the Beaverdam section
near Candler after an extended ill
ness.. :
He was a native and lifelong
resident of Buncombe County and
the son of the late Lafayette and
IRennie Taylor Brown.
Surving are the widow. Mrs.
Trythena Haney . Brown; six sons, j
Conner :of Pelrer, S! C, Luther of
Spartanburg, S." P r J. D., Mack,
Jack and Milford of Candler.
Also four daughters, Mrs.' Ulues
Warren and Mrs. Leo Cogburn'of
Candler, Mrs. Edmond Dees of Qas
tonia and Mrs. Harlen Sutton of
Detroit, Mich.; three brothers, Gor
don of Candler, S. J. of Clyde
and Jim of Piedmont, S. C; one
sister, Mrs. Russ Reeves of Cand
ler; 29 grandchildren and 10 great
grandchildren. Funeral services were held this
afternoon in Brown's View Metho
dist Church. The Rev. M, Keeler
officiated and burial was in the
church cemetery.
Grandsons were pallbearers and
granddaughters were flower bear
ers. ;
Garrett Funeral Home was
charge.
NOTICE!
SCRAP IRON COPPER BRASS LEAD
Farmers - Housewives
Bring Us Your Scrap and Get Fair Market Price.
Help The Defense EFFORT ,
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WAYNESVILLE DRIVE JN
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Rev. D. D, Gross
Wins Scholarship
The Rev. Dawyer D. Gross, past
or of the Clyde Baptist Church, has
accepted a scholarship at the sev
enth 'annual Town and Country
School of Emory University, from
August 7 through 23.
The Emory University Town and
Country School as a graduate sum
mer school for pastors in commun
ities under 10,000 population. Its
basic purpose is to inspire and
equip religious workers for better
service in Town and Country
Churches. The emphasis of the
School is non-sectarian.
I The Rev. J. B. Grice, retired Bap
tist minister of Asheville. will de
liver the morning and evening ser
mons at Clyde on August 12. The
Rev. Elmer Greene, Haywood Bap
tist Associational Field Worker,
will deliver the sermons on August
19 .
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CHILDREN, UNDER 12
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Brown University teams under
Rip Engle, new Penn State foot
ball coach, averaged 17 passes per
game in 1949. -
MONDAY and TUESDAY, AUGUST 6-7
Td Climb The Highest Mountain"
. Starring
SUSAN HAYWARD and WILlIaM LUNDIGAN
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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 8
THE SECRET GARDEN
(In Technicolor)
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MARGARET O'BRIEN - HERBERT MARSHALL
DEAN STOCKWELL
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Springdale School .
Henson Groc.
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