, Afternoon, August 23, 1951
TIIE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE THREE (Third Section)
fjiny Residents Asked
Bring Plenty Of Food'
One Good Thing Leads Children To The Real Thing
shortest legs, whitest, blackest,
longest, shortest, noisest, most ex
pressive eyes, most spot s, most un
usual, most tricks, best trained, and
best cared for.
The doll show will have as judg
es, Mrs. Alexander Gardener, Mrs.
W. H. Hyatt, and Mrs. II. C. Fer
nison. Dolls will be classified as to
Pets and Dolls
To Be Judged In
Canton Contests
Community field Day
The cub scouts of Canton arc co
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operating with the pirl scouls iiv
sponsoring u pet show at the fool-
"It doesn't make any difference
what you bring, just so you bring
a whole lot of it." Persons who do
not have a way to get their food
I the prettiest, the largest, the
I smallest, the oldest, the most .un
1 usual, the most antique, the best
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ball stadium and a doll show at the
armory on Friday, August 24. .The
two shows are par) of the 4.11 li an
planning Hom
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dressed, the best collection, the
doll that most resembles its owner,
bride and groom dolls, and dolls
Sve Creel? has asked
to the church may call 3043 to
have someone pick it up before
the lunch hour. The tour will start
at the forks of Beaverdam and
nual Labor Day and Fall Festival
held in Canton.
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Judges for the pet show are Miss
i from foreign countries.
bat of food to the
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Pearl Lesley Johnson and Dr. and
Mrs. A. R.' Iliogg. The classifica
I Prizes will be awarded, and any
I one. Is eligible if registered in ad
I vance.
5GV; Church.
Hominy Community roads at 9:30
tions are: curliest tail, longest ears,
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At the regular Story Hour last Thursday at 4 p.m., the children heard stones about firetrucks. Immediately afterwards they visited
the Fire Department to see the real thingShown at the rear is Chief Clem Fitzgerald and on his left Miss Margaret Johnston, Librar
ian of Haywood County Library, and Mrs. Ben Phillips, representing the Waynesville Homemaker's Club, sponsors of the Story Hour.
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a.m.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Gragor and
children of Old Fort visited
friends an relatives in Hominy
Sunday.
Raymond Cook, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Pink Cook, is improving at
home after a recent illness.
Billy Morris has returned to his
home in Houston, Texas, after
spending two weeks with his fath
er, W. M. (Bill) Morris. Ned Mor
ris of Brevard was also called here
by Mr. Morris's illness. Mr. Morris
is a patient in the Haywood Coun
ty Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hipps and
daughter have returned to their
home in Jacksonville, Fla.
phis, Tenn., are visiting the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Will Hipps, and
her sister. Mrs. Joe Cogburn, .
Hominy Citizens are glad to wel
come the family of Mr, and Mrs.
Sebal Burnette who recently mov
ed to this community.
Mrs. L. Ray Torpy and children
Lynn and Charles of Arlington,
Va., and Mrs. Sallie Mann were
dinner guests Thursday of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert L. Holland. The group
also spent Wednesday at a picnic
on Mt. Pisgah.
Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. Roy Whitted and son Lee
Roy of Sylva spent Sunday with
Mrs. Pat Holland.
Friends are glad to learn that
Mrs, Daisy E. Mann has returned
home from the Highland Hospital
much improved. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Yodlcr Clark and
family are spending a week with
Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
H. E. Crawford of Hayesville.
i Mrs. Curtis Clark is spending
the month of August with her
brother in the state of Washington.
Robert Filer of Norwalk, Conn.,
was a recent guest of his sisters,
Mrs. Vodler Clark and Mrs. Mark
Swain. .
Mrs. Mamie Hall has returned
home from Victoria Hospital.
Mrs. Rocky Russell and daugh
ter Patsy of Richmond, Va.i ' arc
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wor-
ley.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Medford and
nephew Tommlc Nation of Gas-
Ionia are visiting Mrs. Destie Med
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sales of Arl
ington Va. have been , guests of
Mrs, Hub Burnette and other rela-1
tives. On Wednesday they were
entertained at dinner by Mr. and
Mrs. Robert L. Holland. They were
accompanied by their granddaugh
ter, Miss Pat Burnette.
H. D. Bird of Jacksonville. Fla.,
will arrive froiri Hendersonville the
end of the week to join Mrs. Bird
in attending the Homecoming and
Decoration Day at Beaverdam
Methodist Church Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. George B.
Culbreth and Miss Vera Star Cul-
breth and Mrs. Hub Burnette spent
Wednesday at the Camp Sky Ranch
at Blowing Rock with Mr. Lul
breth's brother, Marvin Culbreth
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Parker and
family are vacationing in Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cogburn
and daughter have returned to
their home in Washington after
spending ten days here with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Cogburn, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson were
called to Whittier because of the
illness of Mrs. Gibson's mother,
Mrs. Crisp. . . .. .
Mr. and Mrs. Will Cole of Mem-
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mull and
family, and Mrs. Homer Webb and
son Harold spent Friday at Whit
tier visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. Crisp, who is ill at her home.
Miss Ruth Gibson, daughter, of
Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson, was
operated on Sunday for appendici
tis at the Haywood County Hospi
tal. :
Joyce Owen, Mrs. Johnnie Reno
and Mrs. Sallie Mann attended the
funeral of their nephew Sunday in
Mt. Airy.
The ice cream supper at Plains
Methodist Church was a great suc
cess. The church wants to thank
everyone who contributed. The
money will be used to finish the
basement of the church,
the church.
Edward Gibson and David Ashe
are two Hominy boys who left Sat
urday for two weeks' encampment
in Alabama. They are with the
30th Signal Company.
A large crowd from Hominy at
tended the Homecoming and Deco
ration Day at Beaverdam Sunday.
Singers included a quartette from
Rocky Face Baptist Church com
posed of Mrs. D. M. Clark, Mrs.
I. W. Scott, Mrs. Hoyle Clark and
Miss Maxine Clark at the piano.
Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Worley and
son Lemar have returned from
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