Monday Afternoon, November 12, 1951 IT
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families
:nge Homes
', M)GK BL'RNETTE
L',aiiuer Importer
tow i r has exchanged
lr J H. Grooms. Mr.
f in iho process of mov-
t k t() jus new farm on
t ek while Mrs. Grooms
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1950 Ratclifle Cove Float
del
her new home on
A E. Iliglitower
. .. ,,r u enn recently
L'od County Hospital.
u son of Mr. and Mrs.
fen, underwent an eye
',IU Mission Hospital
last Wednesday. He is
it the home of his sis
'.rnion Rogers of Enka,
(o the hospital each day
M
irs John Cathey had
, fuesU last Thursday.
ijianm of Lancaster, o.
L j e Burnette with
I Hanson was staying.
W Herbert S. Francis
IUoved last week into
Mis. Lillie Hargrove.
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Second-placo winner in last year's tobacco show parade was RatclilTe Cove's float with pretty
Bitty Kilniot aboard .
Former Grid Star,
fames Mehaf fey,
loins Marines
Janus H. Mehaffey, 20, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Mehaffey of
Waynesvillu, has been accepted for
enlistment in the United States
Marine Corps, it was announced to-1
day by M-Sgl. Fred V. Eubanks, di- l
rector of Marine recruiting for I
Western Carolina. Mehaffey en-;
listed at Raleigh, after successfully i
passing preliminary examinations
at Charlotte.
He . has been assigned to the
Marine Corps Recruit Depot at
Tarris Island, S. C. for 8 weeks of
basic training after which he will i
be granted a 10 day leave and ns-1
signed to a lana, sea or air uiui
with the Marines,
Mehaffey Is a graduate of Way
nesvllle High school where he star
red in varsity football. He attend
ed Western Carolina Teachers Col
lege prior to his enlistment.
Drfcase Poll-
A Vital u.'et r. V
plaved by rdinarv galvanizod siecl lowod
sprinkling cans. ounones uiuhk ui
(ense work use soch cans to "wet
down" sand In making .molds for
iren castings.
T.
I
i,iven the mew
with a brown
!v applied with
h. A coat of flat varninU over
tho. s.t.)in will hei'.htcii t:? ciioct
and l'v!) t i iiyms-rvc t'.io- vvf.i'd. A
ti'ia! renin;: of .'war; r.iny.lc applied-
pf feet of a
stain which is en
a hi .
ni, snvert
A new finish imprts a silvei
mirrnr-like finish to glass bottlei
pl.itics and metals. It in doni.bj'
a hiKh vacuum vaporizing proceV,
Alinniiuiin is vaporized and pjatf 4
onto any material within the tank
containing tha objects to be coated.
It's fun to tell all about the party...
i People's group of the
ITU held a social Sat-
home ot their leaaer,
Surrells in 'Canton,
lU of the Riverside
! hunuay ancinuun u
nitlily- session at the
lis. Noah Phillips. The
i -WlutlTer Asia.'. ii
J tii resume quilting as
okly activity.
Gene Autry Has Hard Time
Keeping Up With Himself
'Sen Three Times
. i AP i -- Georgia Tech
im to play three times
iYear's Day grid classics
Jt-e Bowl. In 1940 Tech
flssouri. 21-7. The En
liped their 1945 game
-12. In 1948 they de
Ls, 20-14. ,
OVER FOR SITTERS
busing a sitter for your
nake-sure you observe
Ids of cleanliness.
: HOLLYWOOD Gene Autry,
who's split up. businesswise, more
ways than there are cattle brands,
is finally established in nearly all
aspects under one roof, It's a form
er super-market and self-service
laundry on Sunset' Boulevard.
''Studio space is a little tough to
get,'' the guiii-cheviin' cowboy ex-i
plained as lie led -me through Un
finished corridors Vhere workmen I
were busy. . . . j
His wile has charge of decorat
ing the: Autry business building
just as she had at home. Ina Autry,
an attractive brunette in a yellow
slack suit and red slippers, was in
a big upstairs office conferring with
workmen.
; The sound stage for Flying -A.
Productions, which makes Autry's
television films, is in the building's
center where food displays once
stood. Ranged around it are about
20 offices for his radio show, rodeo,
two music publishing companies,
fan mail, etc. His fan letters reach
ed the 20 million mark the other
day..
About the only business phase
of Autry that won't be in the new
building is his picture-acting, still
to be carried on at Columbia
Studio down the street . From his
new headquarters he'll also keep
in touch with his Texas oil wells,
two Arizona radio stations, and
around 140.000 acres of ranch
properties. He gets royalties from
cap pistols, hats, shirts, socks,
belts, toothpaste, and hair oil bear
ing his name. Others of the 72 li
censees deal in Shetland ponies,
bikes, bike saddle bags, and scoot
ers. ;
. How does an institution like
Autry keep going? "I get good
people to help me," he said. About
35 persons probably will move into
the new building with him.
Still, Autry himself is the cen
ter of the show and the busiest
man in his organization, He seemed
Bob Blaik Is Coaching
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
(AP) Bob Blaik. last year's ace
quarterback for Army, is one of the
backfieki coaches for the Colorado
College eleven. Ulatk, son of the
West Point mentor, was one. of the
many cadets dismissed from the
Academy in the cribbing scandal.
He is performing his grid chores
at CC as a volunteer undergradu
ate. Blaik expects to be graduated
from Colorado College next June.
a little nervous and harassed the
day of my visit. He was trying to
eel moved out of his old office. He
had lines to remember that after
noon for a picture called "Stage to
Galveston", lie was leaving in a
couple df days on a personal-appearance
tour from Calgary U Bos
ton. ;'.
Associates say Autry has tele
phones., He hopped up from our
interview to let- the picture com
pany know where ne was, He nas
telephones in two oi his cars and
even has placed calls by radio from
his plane. For such a busy man, lie
has a more valuable habit; Any
time there's five minutes to spare,
he can drop off to sleep in a chair.
Watch Your Step
You Pedestrians
CHICAGO iAP The most dan
gerous time of year for pedestrians
is here, said W. Dean Keefer, di
rector of safety engineering for
the Kemper insurance group. He
warned drivers to reduce speed at
dusk and asked pedestrians to be
cautious at intersections.
Pedestrians deaths are usually
40 per cest higher during the last
three months of the year than the
average of the first nine months,
he says. ; v.
Reasons for the startling Increase
in pedestrian fatalities are:
1. The shift to dark winter cloth
ing makes it hard to see the pe
destrian.
2. More traffic in hours of dark
ness.
3, Increased holiday travel, shop
ping and drinking.
Popular Fuel
Lignite, has a woody texture, a
higher moisture content, and a low
er level of energy than bituminous
and anthracite. Most of our lignite
is used as a fuel to produce elec
tricity, made into a carbon for spe
cial uses, and for local fuel.
JV your party-line neighbor may be waiting .. .
Yes, it's easy to forget and to talk on and on. But a little friendly
consideration for your party-line neighbors pays big dividends of
good-will. Party-line "good neighbors" follow these four easy rules:
Share the line freely with others
Release line In an emergency
Answer your telephone promptly
Give called-party time to answer
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