Atieiuooii, August 9, 1931
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oung Audience Gets Taste Of Summer Drama
2 From Hay wood
Will Attend
T.B. Institute
Mrs. Jeanette Helms, public
health nurse at the District Health
Service ahd Mrs. Clara F. Rippetoe,
of the county Welfare Department,
will attend the Institute on Helping
the Tuberculous Patient To Use Re
sources for His Cure, at Chapel
Hill from August 12th through the
nth.' ; )'.';
Representatives from every coun
ty in the state will attend the event
which is the first of its kind to be
held at the University.
HALF-CENTURY BETWEEN MEETINGS
Underwood Completes
Platoon Leader Training
At Parris Island Depot
Marine Corporal Richard Under
wood, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Spal
don Underwood of East , Street,
Waynesville, recently, completed
the Junior Course of the Platoon
Leaders Class at the Marine Corps
Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S. C.
Corporal Underwood has been
assigned to the Senior Course
which will be held at the Marine
Corps Schools, Quantico, Va., next
summer. When Corporal Under
wood has successfully completed
his college training and the Senior
Course, he will be . commissioned
as a second lieutenant.
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L "audience" peers across the footlights and gets a close-up view of s
finj a rehearsal in' the Parkway Playhouse at ..Burnsville. Left to rl!
summer theater ac-
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n MtCnuy, Susie McCrary who is holding nme-nionth-old Douglas Sumner, and Ingrid
flit' playhouse is sponsored by Woman's College of the University of North Carolina at
le Si'liool of Fine Arts. (AP Photo).
Russell Says Eyes
The Key To Beauty
Exclusively for
NewsU-iitures ,
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jOD l'vf ul'len heard
ni, niil v thine they'd
L, )t. cauKht' without
iik 1 .iitirei! it's im
ln me (he first llem
kit is in v mascara. .
:i r,.al rush to get
nil !i:il niv mascara
j In! sure that my
Al brows -are m:ule up
iiuii't. ret a chance to
isfifk until later.
,tiie a woman's eyes
tluVre the most im-
liiis nl her laee. No
rii'i'iilar or unattrac-
failures, if she will
ipiiulilv lier eyes, her
ill be al tractive,
inciiilii-r when yiu
Ln, lie looks at your
s more than just the
:ikcs know-how in ap
turuhicss is the key
?r makeup these days,
icss sake, no mascara
uy applications that
the ' lalieg in
S are Important, loo.
fcr'ow starts at a point
tur corner of the eye.
brtant to pluck the
Id keep a clean sweep
I lirbws. ','
bws are quite heavy.
aif to KKO studio, the
ailli shuwed me the best
and lake care of my
i! tliem upward and
then plucked out
did not fall into line
if do and keeps the na-
ami line of the eye.
nf d to use an eyebrow
ui the outer ends
'if vs. um a very sharp
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have it . . .
The eyes
one. Draw with light, short upward
strokes instead of one quick hard
lino. - -
fm Kemenu)erT; the eye is the key
to beauty.
Comments from visitors this
week include Mr. and Mrs. Roy F.
Agnew of Owenshoro, Ky., who
said: "We were on our way to Flor
ida and debated which would be
the best route. We went via the
mountains and now agree that
there could be no better way. Scen
ery and temperature were excel
lent. All who contemplate a trip
south will riot regret coming this
way."
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Suber, Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Vick, and Mrs. J. C.
Sewell, of Dade City, Fla.. all
agree: "Wonderful views; cool,
comfortable, and within easy driv
ing distance of many interesting
places. Superb restaurants."
BIRTHS
New arrivals at the Haywood
County Hospital have bjen an
nounced as follows: v
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore of
Canton, a son, August 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wilson of
Canton, a daughter, August 2.
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Jarvls of
Waynesville, a daughter, August 2
Mr. and Mrs. fclmer 'Parker of
Clyde, a daughter, August 3.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Frady of
Wavnesville, a son, August 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mull of
Canton, a daughter, August 3.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jones of Can
ton, a son, August 3.
Land tortoise'";' .
A Jitnt land tortoise roams tho
pounds of PUnatlon House, offi
cial residence of the British gov
ernor of lonely St. Helena Island ln
the south Atlantic Ocean. Believed
to be lit least 17S years old, this
pdivileged pet Is called the only
living link in the world with Napo
leon, who lived ther in exile from
1815 to 1821. Proof of iti identity ai
the contemporary of the Little Cor
poral is lacking, however.
MEETING FOR THE FIRST TIME in 50 years, Leon Schmones, 55, rushes to
greet his brother, Benjamin, S3, who waits tor him oh i New York pier.
Leon arrived in the U, S. from Europe on the liner Brazil. (International)
Cornwall Mines
Iron ore was first taken from
the Cornwall district of Pennsyl
vania in 1740. More than 50 million
tons of ore has been taken from
the mines since they were opened.
These ores are currently important
because of their cobalt content. The
Rlngwopd mines in Northern New
Jersey were also opened about this
year, and operated almost contin
uously until 1931.
'.Bishop'' Clare Purcell . will be
heard at the annual Lake Juna
luska Sunday program.
Choosing Toys j,,.
Choosing the most worthwhile
toys and play materials for ghildren
is as much of a practical art as
planning a balanced diet for them.
Mr and Mrs. Larry Owen of
Hazel wood, a son, August 5,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Sl;ope of
Candler, Route 3, a son, August 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Prultt of
Hazelwood, a son, August 6.
Mr." and Mrs. Jack, Messer of
Cadter, Route 1, a daughter, AjugJ
est a.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Henson of
Canton, a daughter, August 7;
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Messer of
Waynesville, a daughter, August 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sheehan of
Dellwood, a son, August 7.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hyatt of
Waynesville, Route 2, a son, Aug
ust 7. :'
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Mr. and Mrs. Hoxsie Griswald
of Waynesville, Route 2, a son,
August 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barrett of Can
ton, a daughter, August 8.
Many Patents Needed ,
It required 60 pttents to secure
the invention of vulcanized rubber
by Charles Goodyear. - - . '
Heads Roadeo
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l(BE ... A boom for travelers is this ingenious new
a'd rayon spprcnirof .,t,jv, nii infn its nwn his
zippers shut to make a compact, pillow package. De-
"wainan ... .. ..,:.:.
H. D. (Tarvia) Jones, head of the
Department of Motor Vehicles'
Highway Safety Division has been
appointed assistant director of the
North Carolina Truck Roadeo, to
be held in the Greensboro Mem
orial Stadium July 27 and 28. An
nouncement of Jones appointment
was made today by J. T. Outlaw,
executive secretary of the North
Carolina Motor Carriers Associa
tion, sponsor of the event, the an
nual truck driver's outing is expect
ed to attract drivers from all corn
ers of the state. Entrants must have
a one-year accident free record to
compete in the Roadeo. State win
ners in each of the three vehicle
classifications straight truck, single-axle
tractor and tandem tractor
will go to Chicago for further
competition on the national level.
Jones will automatically succeed
Edward W Ruggles next year as
director of the Roadeo. ,
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