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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
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No. 1 The cemetery of the Crabtree Baptist
church, one of the oldest cemeteries in Haywood
county.
No. 2 The Crabtree Baptist church.
No. 3 The Crabtree-Iron Duff high school, and
cannery on the right. This picture was made from
iiic lush hill above the school at the barn of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh N'oland.
No. 4 Mrs. Hugh Noland and one of the many
road signs in the community. The emblem on the
rWhite Oak Reporter Recalls
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Community Happenings
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MKS GEORGE BOKING
Mountaineer Reporter
I Kuess I have been gadding
was when two of the nurses were
tried for getting lost in one of the
larger cities and thus holding up
aiound the country long enough the tour. These mock trials created
:inrl hfil I 1. . .. ,.f f it i .
and had better get back to mv re
portiir. Although the farm tour
to Texas was the ninth, it was a
first for me. but I hope it won't
be the last. Seemed so nice to just
sit back and relax, knowing that
everything Was taken care of. The
agents put forth every effort to
make the trip enjoyable and the
plans went ofT with time-clock pre
. ci.sion.
I had the pleasure of be
ing on the lead or first bus with
Itcd 'Rhine-hart, as our efficient
driver. Our bus was marked "Spe
cial" on the front while the oth
. er bus had "Chartered" on it, so
we all laughed and said we were a
very special crowd on a special bus.
We did have a varied crowd too,
among them being the two visiting
agents from England and Scotland.
? the County Community Develop
ment chairman, wife of our own
county agent, a lawyer, three
flursos, and so on.'
Of course we had our many tri
als . too
a lot of fun H;iH a ani,A r,ot.,
and some mighty fine singers on
our bus too.
One of the guest speakers at the
Sunday morning breakfast in Nash
ville said he felt almost like one
of u.s as he had at one time lived
on White Oak and Fines Creek.
I left the tour on Sunday morn
ing in Louisville, Ky. After seeing
them all off on the final lap of the
tour, I took a bus to Connersville,
Ind. There I visited with my moth
er and brother and attended the
I.inkel family reunion with 87 rel
atives being present. The write-up
in the paper told of my being the
I.inkel coming from the longest
distance.
I also attended the county fair
which is held each year in Connersville.
Seems I missed a lot of good
times at this end of the line too,
especially the field day with Thick-
butthe outstanding one i man George Biiring aiid all the
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left of the sign shows a crab against the back
ground of a green tree. The signs attract LU of at
tention. No. 5 The old Riverside school, now used as a
community meeting place on alternate months
when the meetings are held at the school.
No. 6 Finchcr's Chapel, one of themost modern
of rural churches in the countv. It is brick and
stone, and is on a high hill overlooking a vast
valley.
many people from this community
who went on "this 'C.D.'field 'day',
would like to heartily thank the
Thickety people for being such
good hosts and for a verv en lov
able day. It was my misfortune to
nave to miss this field day, but I
did become better acouainteri with
several from that community that
were on the farm tour in Tpvu.
Their chairman. J Hack Cl.n-w ami
co-chairman, Mrs. Gladys Burrell
were two on our special bus.
Gladys was my. roommate nn ihn
entire ten-day trip and you couldn't
find one better.
Then Saturday, August 11 was
Decoration and Homecoming Dav
at the White Oak Pigeon Baptist
Church, with more than 200 at
tending. There was good preach
ing and singing, I am told. The
many graves at both the Teague
and church cemeteries were deco
rated by relatives and friends. At
noon picnic baskets were all spread
together on a long table in the
yard, and as usual, there was plen
ty of food for all
Why So Many People Say;
$"BVY INSURANCE FROM
' THE L. N. DAVIS CO.
Our clients appreci-
ate friendly service
". ar-i unbiased
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advice on insurance '
; problems. They
like to deal with an
established agency
, which has complete facilities and full knowlerW
of conditions in this community; Accordingly,
we are proud that so many of our clients say,'
without reservation, "Buy insurance from . . ,"
The L II. Oil VIS CO.
Phone 77
Paul Davis, Mgr.
Main Street
On August 7 several men work
ed all day digging fence post holes
and setting more than fifty posts
More posts are still needed before
the wire can be stretched, and the
new fence completed armmri thn
entire area of . our r,immi,nn.
House grounds. We already have
the wire, so won't mU i
donate us some more posts so this
pioject can be completed? The
workers were Teague Williams,
H-ance Teague, Floyd Teague
Rowe Ledford, Sam Ledford!
frank Ledford, Joe Davis, George
Boring. Robert Fisher, James Mes
ser, Robert Hugh Davis, and Carl
Davis. Lunch was served at the
community house with Mrs. Rob
ert Davis in charge.
Save Sweet Potatoes
Left-over sweet pot,-toes mav be
mashed into small patties, rolled in
bread crumbs, and browned on both
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Buick," take a look at this.
It's the new Buick Special 2-door,
o-passenger bedan - and it's roomier
cost-get full-size headroom, lcgroom
and hiproom both front and rear in
any other 2-door automobile?
Can you come even near the gentle
But why take anyone els'cVvvwd for
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Look over this bedrock-priced Buick
compare it with any other automo
bile at the same money and you'U
agree you can t beat this smartest ot
buys.
Equipment, amnmritt. brim am 4 mmM. art mhjrel lit r
Kilhmtt ftorim. .S(anda( m tioADMAHTKK. midunui at tin
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I ve looked everywhere for that
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Now, we ask you: where can you
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Can you beat this beauty on looks and
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Can you match, at the same money,
the big power of its valve-in-head
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Can you equal this traveler's roomi-
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And where can you top the restful
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The answers, from a lot of certain
sure folks, sum up to a great bis?
"YOU CANT!"
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