Monday Afternoon, Augus
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THE WATNTSVILLE MOUNT AIMX2
At The Strand Wednesday
Off For Two Weeks Of Encampment
Naiional Guard Officers Plan 2-Week Encampent
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Library Notes
MARGARET JOHNSTON
COUNTY LIBRARIAN
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iiooA Reading- For. Young People
Une Star Tomboy Alien
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"Concerns Francie Lou. a torn-.
fjoy, and the experiences she had
when her mother sent her from the
Texas ranch to spend t&e-winter
v,ith friends in San Ar'orio to I
i Jearn to be a lady,' j
n Americans before Columbus Baity
A sudy of American Indian peo
ples and cultures from the earliest
, Asiatic migrations to the coming ol I
Columbus. It tells how thev lived,
what they wore, what they built,
the -Ufrerent art objects thev
created, and even something o!
what they thought.
Mr, T. V. Anthonywoo F.st
Story about a cat. a mouse and
i a dog who lived with a kindly cob-
bier. They fought each other con
J tinuously until the cobbler's inter
j fering bossy sister came to stav
with them, and taught them
the
I lesson of sticking together.
i Miugry and the Blue 'Caboose
j Freeman
! 'An old-fashioned engine, a blue
circus caboose, and a snow bound
( streamliner all coupled together
) for a gay train tale . ... with a hap
, oy ending when Chuggy. the old
engine, rescues a streamliner from
a now bank, and the lonelv blue
taboos is called to the colors one
more. -. j
Flat Tail Call !
Tne story of a beaver during th i
-"-A r of ri; Lfe Flat Tai j
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rr.an and ar.imal life ar.l r.ou;d be
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THE FAT MAN-
Last minute details were checked by the National Guard officials before they entrained here Sat
urday for two "weeks at Fort McCIeJIan, '..Ala. Seated, left to right: Capt: Samuel ,A; Cairsweli in
charge of the local company, Lt. Col. James M. Davis; standing, 1st Lt. Robert Wincliester, 1st Lt.
.Frank Byrd, and 2nd Lt. Albert C. Jones. (Staff Photo. ..'; ' ; . V; 7 V
iiuiuuu , uvuvw viii, "5"i, jjia5 ine title rol ;n p I
Jemational's new susoense-thriller "Ti, r... '
, "c rai ..Man ai,
screen from the popular radio series of the .
!. . . ' ...... ..- - ' "t iling
Farm & Home Rouridur
Be Held Next WeekatW
Annual Meeting Of REA
Co-op Set For August 25
The Haywood Electric Member
annual meeting of members at the
Armory in Waynesville, Saturday.
August 25, co-op manager R. C.
Sheffield announced today. He
H0 SUnn Danace
: Research " -sponsored by ' capita,
jtock fire insurarce companies. i
helping reduce the economic lof
:aused to growing crop by iail.
Hail damage to growing crops ha
siways been frequent , and wide
spread throughout the Middle West
Losses to farmers and to insurance
companies which write a consider
able amount of hail coverages have
remaining remote areas in the co
operative area as soon as possible,"
he said. .' ' ;
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ill nriimn iinnirn full nni iria. -.---t
AAAnAMti. a m amounted tor, tftn of millions ot
, said a record turnout for the meet- alon K miles of : rml HnesJ Dar Some crops damaged by
oTi 7 VlaJ Buncombe, Haywood. Jackson, "., "."J' .wu"
9:15 a.m., is expected. Ur..nn Tt,...:i t.i...u I 7S to .90 per cent of tbeir original
. . f unuiiJ viaM Rut until roPAntlv
(Georgia) counties. An over-all i r
rephasing program, including mul
tlphasing the main lines, larger imd
Progress and financial reports
and the election of eleven directors
for the next .twelve months will be
on the days program in addition improved voltage, regulation and
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left unmolested.
Centerbnrp Tales McCoicev
Tr.ee four sergeants are among the 82 who left here by train
Saturday for Fort McCeilan. Ala. Standing down front is Sgt.
Paul MuH. then Sgt Edgar Norman,. Sgt. Floyd Mehaffey and Sgt.
Grcver Robinson. Three Pullman and a baggage car left here, and
picked :. up' the same size train at Canton when thf Signal Corps
Company there entrained. 'Staff Photo1. . I.
Further adventure of
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of nts'
Pvt. James Siske ) Big Crowd Takes
shows how easilv the instruments! . BRAGG. .N. C
tan be asemb!ed rd.n g.uge i
made from a tin can an an- rrorr, , .Mrv ".' 1 ,S,ske 0 ;
Pnce and reminiscences
Iorampa Hercu;es . : :''.'.
AeathercrafV-Spilhaus Tn Wnf MrTnoilVOfC 'Prtrt Tn 'Bnniml
home weather station. Tne autnori . - '
runi crt.-uu. c h'vx.
Mr. and j
i-nGvillo I
an antmorc-i. r ,;.... . ...... ,..-,.,. ,'i About 1500 neonlp attenrfpH h
eter tor measuring i ,d speed Haywood Countv -Dirnip . SatiirHav
Lion Boy's White Brother Steven?
Adventures of Simba. Lion bov
' and Jack, his w hite brother in the j
County Picnic
! to a free lunch, a number of atten
dance prizes including an electric
range, speaking, a beauty contest,
and a community carnival of elec
tric appliances,
" Arrangements have been worked
out with local dealers to hold an
electrical appliance show to enable
members to view the different
makes and models of the latest
equipment available. It's going to
be a great day for everyone .vho
comes, the manager promised.
"We're going to have a good time,
but we're a'so going to transact
some important business, including
plans to take electric service to the
speed
East African wilds where thev j
huee exercise ' Southern Pine" now!" -ami- E. Thigpen. chief of
i in progress on the sprawling man-;lne 10Da:o Division of the Com
jeuver area here modity Corporation, discussed the
Southern Pine, a joint Army-Air pncf Iut!port Prorm . and re"
help Jack's father in the search of ! orce exercise, is the largest rou-! ,lB v--c u, seep
a rare medical herb. I ine. 'raining maneuver of its type demand a"d upPly " balan.
Story of Serapina-White ! be held in the United States ! ,JmestP' K' McClure. President
's.p.nin, .,.. - ! since WorlH War it rin. ni tho'0' tne Farmers Federation, said
She certainlv proved it through 1 'argest units taking part is the 28th ! that 'he. deration "continues to ?
wiw.iuu, luuiifr rciiiisyivania TSa- " va new
tional Guard Division, which com-1 enterprLws for farmers."
pieieri nearly a vear of training at1 1,ie nev- ua -namDers. pastor
Camp Atterburv. Indiana before : of the Spring Hill Baptist Church. ' k--T!
coming here. The maneuvers wiH;ave the invocation,
continue until September 2. j Appearing On the program
- - i tne farmers Federation String
i Band, Aunt bamantha Bumgarner,
in a double ceremony; largest fam
ily, 'Mr. and Mrs. Biiry Payne.
R. H. Ross won the pig given by
the Waynesville warehouse and W.
F. Hall won the pig given by the
Canton warehouse
sw itching stations designed to meet
the Increasing demands of the
present : members and new mem
bers to be connected during tV
next several years, has just been
completed.
The cooperative recently purch
ased a site near the Drive-In
Theatre in East Waynesville for a
new headquarters building. Plans
for this building, designed to meet
tne present and future needs of
the cooperative, were completed by
the architect last fall; however, the
board of directors decided to fore
go construction until a more fav
orable time. Plans have also been
worked out to install two-way radio
equipment in the main headquar
ters and all trucks of the coopera
tive. This equipment when install
ed will permit the co-op personnel
to render better service at all times
and at the same time cut down
transportation expenses. An appii-
no one. knew now - much a crop
mfght; be expected yield, tf the
iiail struck the plants" at any" gfver..
' stage af e-tfi , '":.'."'', '"'
' Sae tashdaya ;V' .
f Make washdayva - aafe'day fa
jour borne,; take, sttps to prvenl
wringer arcident? " : , . ': -.
cation for the installation of "this
equipment is how pending' before
the1 Federal Communications Com
mission. - ." ,. . . , ;
TheCooperative has been allo
cated 2T,0$ 1,00000 from the Fed
eral Governtneht. . Td date $1 430,
663.00 of . these funds have been
advanced fur the construction of
the. distribution. system leaving. a
balance available in the amount of
$610,337.00 for-additional planned
work including the headquarters
building. ' The cooperative has re
paid to the Federal Government
on principal and interest $195,001.
00 to date,, including $65,225.00 in
the form of advance payments.
Manager Congratulates Winner of " Wdsher
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Theatre
MATINEE: Mon., Wed. & Fri.
TODAY and TIE.
Mario Lanza as
"THE GREAT
CARUSO"
Technicolor
WED. & THUR.
'The Fat Man'
the marvelous help she gave the
''linus family in the kitchen, in
baby sitting, in interviews with
reports and scentists."
Farmer Boy Wilder
"The farmer boy lived in north
ern New-York about 1868. School
Iva Lee Messer. Clovie and Shirley
uiaaix, .ancy Leonard. Chariet
Seago, Rosalind Amnions. Mack ' tT""." """"
Hill and Mr anrt Mrt n,.i,m ' '-T
Hoyle. I
Contest winners were: Balloon ft
uiiv.iiiS io rues i, Larue .Morgan and
aJ3. ucK.mmm wnen ne was nine j ttosaiind Amjnons; oidest married
vears pld, work in the farm 'and couple, Mr. and Mrs F. L Mann
nrL 'n,'?rCentl,1l)!eaSUr" toun'Ie I youngest married couple. Mr. and
' "is me, niiiiii we are permit
'ted to share."
DDI Want ds bring quick results.
PARK THEATRE
PROGRAM
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MONDAY, AUG. 20th
SANTA FE
By Technicolor
Starring
RANDOLPH SCOTT
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TUES.
II
WED., AUG. 21-22
THE MATING SEASON
Starring
GENE TIERNEY - JOHN LUND
II
The third annual Mountain Farm
and Home Roundup will be held at
Western Carolina Teachers College
on August $1 and 22, Mrs. Walter
Pike, president, has announced.
Farm people frdm throughout
Western North Carolina will attend
the meetings conducted by nation
ally - known authorities on farm
ing and home-making methods.
Garland Hendricks, chaplain of
the North Carolina State Grange,
will present the main address at
the opening session Tuesday morn
ing in Hoey Auditorium.
In the evening assembly, Mrs.
George Apperson, president of the
County Women's Council of the
C.S.A.. will speak.
The Wednesday morning pro
gram will open with an address by
John C. McAmis, specialist in tri
butary watersheds with the Ten
nessee Valley Authority. His topic
will be "How People Work To
gether te Improve Their Commun-
President Paul . A. Reid, A. L.
Teachey, state supervisor of voca
tional agricultural education, and
E. E. McBride, chairman of the
Henderson County Board of Com
missioners will appear on the open
ing session program.
Each morning' classes on dairy
ing, forestry, poultry and other
farm subjects will he conducted by
experts from the North Carolina
State College extensions depart
ments: S. H. Dobson, G. F Parrish,
R. R. Bennett,,. Jack Kelly, J,A.
Arey, J. F. Brown, F. R. Farnham,
John Ford and F. E. Whitfield.
A tour, sponsored by the Jack
son County USDA Council, will
take the farmers to farms near Cul
lowhee Tuesday afternoon. Poultry,
pastures, tobacco, dairying and
livestock will be included in the
trips.'-'' V ' : ''.'".. :' '
The Thursday afternoon program
will feature demonstrations in such
fields as sheep shearing, tobacco
curing rural e':t,J
.Miss Geneva Fisher j
of Home Economics j
College, will address
ruesday. morning. or
Today and Yesterday'
Durins tho ah.
Parkinson of MortisJ
bnevuie will speak,
Decoration. An inform
onng Mrs. Apperson ,f
in the parlors of
An arts and crafts J
me womeri s planned
day afternoon.
Musical enterta
two days will be proof
nenaerson County cu
a cuuege group, and I
Quartette of the to
Training Proeram
Election 0f officers
ing year will be hey
meeting at 10:45 Weds
ing.
The Mountain Fans
Roundup is sponsored
the State Departmenti
struction and the M
State College Agricufa
sion Service.
Atumic Boni!
At Alamagordo, Net:
first atomic bomb mi
valley, known (or tc
Jornado del MearJ
Df th."
WAYNESVILLE DRIlli
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TIIURS. & FRI., AUG. 23-24
OH! SUSANNA
Color by Technicolor
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' . . Starring
ROD CAMERON WAYNE MORRIS
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sirs. Charles Seago and Mr. and .iV '' V " " f , '
Mrs. Jessie Lee, who Were married if Jf I " ? "C V'T 1 - ' " ' M S,Xfil1 J7
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We Have A Good S
'50 Models and I
Some New
PHONES
This yen' make plenty of silage! Por
mort than 20 years, thousands of farm,
en hav found dependable SISAL
KRAFT Silos provide low cost-per-too
itorage for silage. Simple to build with
snow fence or wire fence and genuine
SISALKRAFT. Us SISALKRAFT aha
for Haystack Coven, Silo Coven, Sdo
Doot Seals, Machine ry Covers, etc.
com m and am rot nit
SAMn.t ah INSTRUCTION SHOT
ON.'HOW TO tUUD ftiALKKAFT SKOS-
RICHLAND
SUPPLY CO.
Phone 43 At The Depot
wnn" SdS!:,n., S,OT- "-ds with Mrs.
won the beautiful automatic washer shown In the foreeround i 1 T ' rton Who iust
nnm ct,. mu. v.. . ',ne loregrouna in contest sooner) k k. r,:..
WlLCOMf
SHOW STARTS AT 7:43
, CHILDREN UNDER 12
ADMITTED FREE
100 AIR CONDITIONED
MON. & TUES., AUG. 20 & 21
'The Reformer And The Re
StnrriniT
DICK POWELL and JUNE ALUS
WED. & TIIURS., AUG. 22-23
DOUBLE FEATURE
'REDWOOD FOREST TM
Starring
REX ALLEN
ALSO
UNDER ORDERS
To Kill His Bride
Marring
ROBERT TAYLOR - ELIZABETH
Also Elected Short Subjects
Home Stores. (Photo by Ingram),