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MUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
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NV 1 The brick home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Ss-
bitt on Highway Xo. 209.
So. 2 The mail box and farm sign of the L. O.
Ferguson farm, who are featured as the family of
the week.
Crabtree Honors The
L. O. Ferguson Family
No. 3 The family of the week Mr. and Mrs. L. O.
Ferguson, and family. Seated, left to right Alna
Hyatt, son-in-law, Mrs. Hyatt, Mr. and Mrs, Fergu
son, and Lowery "Buck" Ferguson, Jr.
No. 4 The home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gillett,
recently built, consists of 7 rooms, finished with
knotty pine. This is an example of thrift which
exists in Crabtree. '
No. a Juanita Morgan ,and Tommie Kirkpatrick
holdin? their i-U Club project calves on the farm
of James Kirkpatrick. The corn in the background
is among the best In the county. Tommie is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kirkpatrick, and Juan-
ita is th? daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde!
No. G The ultra-modern kitchen of Mr, J
Joe Palmer. .
The family of L. O. FtTguson was !
chosen by the Crabtree Commun- i TTnnor f rrrlTrtiQ
ity as its -Family of the Week" j UPPel QDiree
The family consists of Mr. and';HopeS To RGDaV
Mrs. Ferguson; their daughter,! .
Alice Jane Hyatt, who lives on!E. PiqeOIl HOStS
' Hyatt Creek with her husband. Al-! .
na; and their son. Lnwery, Jr.. who!
is better known as Buck and who is
a rising senior at Brevard r'ol-
lege where he is majoring in Busi
ness Education.
, Long one of the most active and
cooperative in all phases of com
munity life, the family lives on a
100 acre farm in Crabtree town
ship. Their major farm income is
derived from their 20 head grade
PEGGY BRADSHAW
Mountaineer Reporter
Upper Crabtree Community is
j hoping at some date to repay the
hospitality of East Pigeon which
was shown during Thursday's field
day. Residents were unanimous in
their thanks for the many
courtesies shown them.
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AP Newsfeatures
Everyone enjoys hearing about
new party ideas. We get tired of
playing 20 questions and perhaps
even spin-the-bottle, and the girl
in a group who can come up with
a brand new party idea might put
new vigor in an u!d crowd. j she thinks she might get stuek
A new book, "The Farty Game i giving the names completely back
Book",: by Margaret E. Mulac and I ward, name, cards can.bg prepared
Marion S. Holmes Harper & Broth- j 'n advance, ''solving' tlie problehi,
ers). offers hundreds of new ideas because the guests can wear them
in invitations, games-and general j for a11 to view
merriment which should pep up i Dessert, of course, is served first
any group. Some parties are work-! at a Party of this kind, so let's hope
ed out in complete detail and there ! 'our guests are really in the mood
aie suggestions lor cnunren. adults
A dairy; from tobacco ami from congratulate David Rogers. Carl ! and Lvnn Hrarishaw ha
beet. Mr. Ferguson has 284 acres "cLracKen and Jewel Dee Fergu-jfrom a two weeks' visit in Siler
of grassland in Thickety township, son lor their tractor driving.
which will accommodate 75 head of
cattle- . ... - - Mrs. Gay. Bradshaw and Ronny
The farm, when uurehascrl hv!- -
i City. They were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Johnson and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ferguson,
Mr. Ferguson many years ago. was! ful business it is. today. . j Mrs- Sam Hlu and Miss Betty Jo j
in an extreme run-down condition.! It was this rebuilding nrncpss ! Justice entertained Saturday nieht i
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lamny groups in me nome or
church, recreation center, private
club or camp.
Let's take ths "Backward Par
ty", for example.
The invitation is hand-written
backward. starting from the
lower right-hand corner instead of
the upper left-hand corner. The
R.S.V.P., for instance, .appears' in
the upper right-hand' turner back
ward, of course'.
One of the main attractions of
a backward party is wearin?
clothes backward. Dresses, sweat
ers, blouses, hats and fven jeans
can be worn backward. The host
ess, can put her iinroit on back-
l waru, lo keep the t.ung strictly
in the mood.
Years of careful ' planning," hard "plus the "years' of cooperative rela-lwith
work, and the following of recom
mended practices, have changed
the farm into the highly success-
tions with neighbors, that has won
When thp lift.t fir hr.t,
a miscellaneous shower hnn.it hp Pllpctt. i' i,. uilh '.., II...',
for the Fergusons the title:
lly of the Week''
oring Mr. and Mrs. David Rogers.
Fam-
Use Your
Jew Telephone Directory
The telephone directory that has just
; been delivered contains many new and
changed listings which make your old
directory out of date. Beginning at once
V to use the new directory will help you
get faster, more accurate telephone
' : eervice.
I ' You can avoid many wrong numbers
L by referring to the directory when in
vdoubt. "Information" will help you
j when the number you want is not listed.
VlOUTHUN I ILL TELEf HOHI-AND TELEGRAFH COMPARE
stead of "hello'' and all are expec
I ed to walk in backward. Names can '
The new James f'h.mnl Raniui I h.. o! K .b,. u - .
Church on Bald Creek is almost, Mary or Yram Elooto depending :
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to have their tomato juic or fruit
cup last. '
A good backward party game
goes like this:
The leader gives the answer and
the contestants give the question
to the given answer. It is best to
divide the guests into teams which
get their heads together and col
laborate on the answers. They jot
the answer down on a pad and the
first paper with the correct answer
presented to the leader is kept.
The team that gets the most an
swers wins. Here are some of the
suggested answers and questions:
1. December 21st.
(Qi (What is the shortest day
of the year?)
2.
(Q (When was the war of
1812?)
3. "Fourscore and seven vears
ago."
(Q) (What are the ODeninc
lines 0f Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad
dress?) Question', of course, will be
If J made up to suit the group
- I Other stunts suggested for this
party are reverse spelling, The
Farmer in the Dell done from the
"cheese takes the rat" and run
backward, and backward dramatic
stunts. These can be fairy tales or
nursery rhymes acted out In re
verse. Jack Horner might be seen
thumping himself on the chest in
the opening scene, then taking
plum cut of his mouth, then stick
ing it on his thumb, putting it back
; in the pie and sitting down in the
: corner.
Once you get thi: theme organ
; ized partv-wise. you'll think of lots
; of variations for entertainment.
! And, of course, suggests the book,
, you'll say "hello, it's good to see
i you" as your guests go out the
I door. ' . .
Let's' h one-someTi of-i'n ,i ,1 ri"l .'
doesn't catry the thing too' far,
however, and try driving his car
home backward. But
j one at every party who tries to car
S ry things just a little too far So
j if you value Mother's lamps, rugs
jand furniture, jou might dispense
wim warning or dancing backward
wjiile the party is in progress.
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