lll- if .1 .fit If J ri'i? 4! :--'J i! HI m 'fit T; IP .V', .:..': N,.',l!i.: l:vi PAGE SEC HE T7AYNZSVILLE MOUNTAINEER Jayvees Try To Keep Record Dry The Waynesville Jayvees were rescheduled to meet the Christ School Jayvees Thursday afternoon in the local stadium after the heavy rain Wednesday morning forced a postponement, U will be the last fame of .the season for Bill Shift's boys who are very anxious to keep their per fect record inlact. It survived last week's game with the Canton Jay Vecs as the hillbillies scored an early touchdown and held on the rest of the way. Frady, on the second nlay of the game, recovered a cub fumble and ran 30 yards to score. After that not much happened, with the cubs unable to get within the Waynes ville 15-yard line. Several long Canton runs were cancelled by pen alties. As a result of the 7 to 0 victory, the Waynesville Jayvees are un beaten untied, and tinscored upon. The Chrlst-School game will be the fourth of the season. Ncars Record Farm Bureau Rolls Up From Cellar cant cur.3 ti::r c:jti.u:iasm SB n Dyed Dove Didn't Die TALLAHASSEE. Fla. AI) Multi-colored mourning doves will brighten the forest and fields of Southeastern United States " this hunting season. , Game departments of five South eastern states are trapping ; the birds, dyeing and banding them and then releasing them, It's part of a study of their migratory hab its. . Florida started the idea last year when its game department dyed Keoies of doves. The experiment yielded so much information about the. birds' flight patterns that four oilier states are. joining in the projert this year. The dyeing does the birds no harm and has no ef fect on their breeding or feeding habits. ! Steve Trudnak, junior from Bloomsburg, Pa., star fullback for Lenoir Rhvne College at Hickory, needs only one more point to tie the scoring record for a college football player in North Carolina. His-lOS.points'ln nine games have come on 12 touch downs and 31 extra points in 38 attempts. Lee Spears of Catawba College set the record of 104 points in 1948. Trudnak's next game" will be against Catawba on Nov. 22. UP Photo.) For the first time in many weeJcs the Farm Bureau moved up fMm the cellar of the Women's Bowling League. The shift puts Dayton Rub ber on the bottom which repre sents the only change in - leagtio st.mdiii:; this week. ' WeHeo No. 2 is on top, followed bv Weilco No; 1, Howell Motor, Stiles Oliiee Supplies, Farm Hu Ui.u. awl Dayton FJubber. Ila .lean Yount had the individ ual high 'game, 181, and also was tops viih the individual high Ser. les Score there was 477. Howell Motor was first with high team games, scoring 802. and Weilco No. 1 was second with 764. Some promise of future change is implied in the schedule for next week which puts Weilco No. 1 a gainst Weilco No. 2. The Farm Bureau plavs Stiles Office Sup plies, and Howell Motor play Day ton Rubber. Soap to Msti -Railroad purchase annually more than 100.001 different itemi frcm thumb tacks to heavy ircn and steel forgincs. Tax Aid For Farmers RALEIGH (API A short course in income tax procedure for persons who assist farmers in fil ing returns will be held at North Carolina State College next month. In announcing plans for the course, II. It, James, head of the State College Department of Agri cultural Kfonomics, said, "The complicated nature of Modern farming, the lack of adequate farm accounts, and special provisions in income tax laws applying to farm- tnrf Tn.-.lrn lha filino r tim in. come tax returns complicated." ( The course is sponsored by the Draft Improving I. Q. HEI'DKLBERO. Germany (APt -- The intelligence average of American troons in Germany is go ing up. Reason: Tie draft: Officers' tn the U. S. Army's Eur opean Command headquarters' here say Army intelligence averages go up every time there is a military draft. . "With the dratt, we get the ex tremely brilliant persons, as well as the average or slightly below avcYage persons," one officer ex plained. "These 'brilliant' pejrsons Usually do not enlist in the army as a private.". , i ., ' i s ii I J ' ' ; V I1 Showmanship Honors V on By Keal Stamey At Enka Promise Kept . Before General MacArthur's tri umphant invasion of the Philippines, 4,500,000 book matches with his promise "I Shall Return" were dropped u'om planes. The few cop. Ips of these which exist today are voltiiihlp eulleetor items. . IL S. Department of Revenue and the university's Department of Ag. i'icultnral Economics and Extension Division. . : , All THROUGH THE NIGHT, throngs of baseball fans gather outside the gate of Brooklyn's Ebbets Field to make certain they will be in line for the pennant play-off games between the Dodgers and the Giants. The 1'bo.v above uses a curb as a pillow as he stretches out in the street under ,a blanket, while others try to get a little rest. (International) Haywood County Hospital News Haywood County Hospital this week admitted: E. C Moody of Waynesville. Mrs. Joe Osborne of Waynesville, Mrs, Troy West, of Canton, Mrs. J. C. Webb': of Waynesville, Howard llaney of Waynesville. Mrs. Edward MeCluti; of Waynesville, Howard Spaeth of Canton, Jimmy Lowe of Canton, Mrs. Howard Sanf ord of Canton, Mrs. Allied Hall of Can ton, Mrs. Clyde Robinson of Wav. nesville, Troy Inman of Waynes ville, Mrs: Elma Hawkins of Can ton, and Mrs, G, F. Rurnet'te of Canton. 0 "PBi.D.OG.TS" Lead America 4 ni flwm asf - -v -, fa ' " 4 In'",.' ' Ui'r'trS' f'-" '"."t s "i' i s , f I. . ' ........ . 1 ' BILTM0RE SIGNAL BESS JANE ij ! jglLTMORE Dairy Farms entry ran a remarkable record at the All American Jersey Show in Waterloo, Iowa, this year. With Biltmore Signal Bess Jane setting the fcace (four firsts) they won seventeen events and placed high' up in five others. For the past four years Biltmore Has won more Blue Ribbons than any other Herd at this national show;. ... 25 firsts .... all by animals bred on trie Estate. 1 The fact that the Biltmore herd won - premier Hreeder in the three consecutive national and international sh'owa 19 a pood indication that Biltmbre Jersey Creamline Milk is also a first. .... . . .... ... ;.. I - You too can have Biltmore dairy products ' brought to your door by calling 1289. 1 BIRTHS New arrivals have been announc ed at the Haywood Countv Hospital as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rathbone of Spring Creek, a daughter, Novem ber 8. - Neal Stamcy, a Bethel High School student captured top honors in Showmanship at the 17th annual Western North Carolina Fat Stock Show held at Enka Wednesday. Haywood County placed second in the two events for county groups and many Haywood entries won rib bons in the nine-county affair, I Charles Lealherwood, of Way nesville, Rt. 3, won a blue ribbon; and Billy Allison of Canton, Rt. 2; Joe Caldwell. Waynesville Rt . 2; and Betty Ruth Ferguson of Clyde, , Rt. 1, won red ribbons in the Light- j weight Class. : ; Blue ribbons in the Middle weight Class were won by R. E. Cathey of Canton, Rt 3; Harrison Caldwpll of Wavnesville. Rt. 2: Ed- I n n win uryson or waynesvnie, ni; t. and James Morrow also of Waynes vllle, Rt. 2. Winning red ribbons in the same class were Boyd Fisher, Clyde, Rt. 1; Paul Smart, Clyde, Rt. 1; and Neal Stamey of Canton, Rt. 2. In the Heavyweight Class blue ribbons were awarded to Aleen Williams, Waynesville; Bobby Joe McClure of ' Waynesville, Rt. 2; Thad Medford, of Waynesville, Rt. 2; Dewain Crawford of Waynesville, Rt. 3; Bobby McKay of Hazelwood, and Frank Medford , of Waynesville, Rt. 2. :.; .:,,,: ;. , ; , Haywood County was second in the five best steer-and the three locally purchased and home grown calves contests. Courage Personified 'L... is i. Alabama's 1938 football team gave up only 26 first downs in nine games a national collegiate record. SMILING George Henris paints with a brush between his teeth at Phila delphia General Hospital in the Quaker City. Crippled by a spinal cyst that cost him the use of bis arrns and legs in 1949, George re fused to sit back and let life pass him by. He has become quite pro ficient at his hobby. (International) Tkirsday Afternoon, jJovember 15) r ' Servicemen Art Visiting Parents On Fines Creek ;ByMRS.SAM;FERG(JSn . M"nta,neer Kep(,rtPr Three servir.om.. . some timn of u " c ar spenf "nne with (h- ents on Fines Creek: tt Frank Rathhnn., . lbH Mrs. Walter y , ' Mf and Miles Kirin.. .-?0' nd Mr. and Mrs. t W '. two daughters and threfj daughters visiting th Mrs. . Jim - 'U,rf,-.. ,'" wa children, Betty Lou and Emory Allen was home wit family last weekend from N News. . : . . L- Bedford is home Detroit to visit his barer,;. Mrs. R, C. James and Mr Mrs. Tnm Rri,m,:ii L . enu guesis Mr. and Mrs Ted V and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smat The people of Fines Creel u,uaJ aaaiiig uivir toDacco and Henry Green is now workil oeneca, a. i;. S U P REM E l N QUA LIT Y SIN C E - I 897" Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Edwards of Waynesville, a daughter, Novem ber 8. Mr. and Mrs. James. Morris of Candler, Route 1, a daughter,: No vember 9. Mr. and Mrs. James Hall of Candler, a daughter, November 10. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Frailer -of Waynesville, a Son, NdvPmber 11. : Mr. arid Mrs. Doyle McCraeken of Waynesville, a son, N6vemher 12. Mr, and Mrs Howard Cochran of Canton, a daughter, November 12. ' ' .. . Mr. and . Mrs. John Jenkins of Cove Creek, a son, November 12. Mr. and Mrs! Glenn Itathbone of Clyde, Rbute I, a son, November 12. Mr, and Mrs. II. E. Wright, Jr, of Canton , a son, November 13. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Edwards of Waynesville, a son, November 14. Mr, and Mrs. James Hamby of Waynesville, Route 1, a son, No vember 14. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kirkpatrick of Clyde, Route 1, a daughter, No vember 14. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Singleton of Canton, Route 1, a son, Novem ber 14. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paul Evans of Waynesville, a son, November 15. ' Past Perfect It was the custom in Ancient Egypt for the ladies to present flow ers to the men. The Book House for Children describes how the young kin;;, Akhnaton, received floral trib utes from his beautiful wife, Queen Nefertiti, ; as, an -expression of her undying affection for him. Ordain Blind Pastor V Ti'.-JK,-" K t""" mmmmmal fOUOWINO his ordination as a mlnhrter at Crace and St. PaulV Lutheran Church in New York, the Rev. John Urich, blind since birth, is kissed by hl wife. Looking on is Rev. F. R. Knubet The 35-year-old minister was chosen to be perma nent leader of the congregation of 400 at a meeting of his parishioners. Although he was elected by secret ballot, not a single vote was cast against him. (International; EVERYrMrS READY FOR YOUR - - & m m .a fe. mm mm m m m. m & - TIMtJKSG V tir MEM I VTO 1- VA 1 IJ rk Mrs. Tommy Rogers of Bunel County is visiting her die to I Dollie Ferguson, who has beef 6 lb. to 8 lb. Thanksgiving TURKEYS Swift Jevv SHORTENING 4 lb. ctn. 03 Campbell's 10'2 0.. . TOMATO SOUP 2 for 23 J. F. G; Decorated Tumbler . PEANUT BUTTER 12 oz. 33 J. F. G. Special T r - fiir-ll : ' "-- Coffee lb. bag ggc "pT Pet Milk J. F. G. Special 16 oz. Jar Qt. Mayonnaise . 3SC ( A ' - , Armour's Star Morr ell's Pure Pork V 1 Sausage lb. bag 4gc g5 Smoked Picnic HAMS 4c lb; Pork Shoulder ROASTS 53 c lb. Fresh Packaged MR (KAMtNG VfGnABUS-Wf PET MUK CRANBERRIES 16 oz. bag 23 Red Tokay GRAPES .. .. . .. ... 2 lb. bun. White SWEET POTATOES ... .. lb. gc LUX SOAP 1 Bath 2 ggc SILVER DUST Lg. 3,c SWAN SOAP; SURF no rinse Lg. 30c Bradley s Easy Fruit Coffee Caki 'A cup Pet Milk 2t.po'ltl V4 cup bailing w.t j cup ""' 3 utkt yaatf, 9 muir.rvv ' mmblti : cut nuu , a . ..UU.nnnnl IW 1 Vs cupt biKuit mix A wpoon """ Mix milk and water m bowl. w lukewarm. Stir in yeast and Z tew ugar. When yeajt if dissolved, t biwuit mi gradually. Turn out ' a j i i K.-.l dft timtf. L nourra Doaru. xs.ikt.iw - - , . : irt : - C-.-.-J with DUttfl into IV'in. BMuaic. y'"- - ,Ji iviix raisins nuu, - tM.v-r. y cinnamon. SprinJ-le dough wk ture. Roll up like jelly roll. P" a greased, ihallow baking P 10-in. long. Cut gashej 1 along both tidei ana auu v , Cover with cloth wrung out or water. Let rie until double"! ui Bake in moderate oven (375) 2' or until brown. While w." top with mixture of V4 cup , pow" ugar. 4 teasp. Pet Milk and h vanilla. Makei iu-m. ca. v.. Will Nttdt Yet, Butter, R? Nutty Cinnamon. LIFEBUOY 2 reg. f RINSO Lg 30c DAILY LOW PRICES! Phone 326 SELF-SERVICE HazelwqodJ

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