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THE WAYNESVILLE RIOUNTAINEEU
Monday Afternoon, DecemW lfl
Coach Rogers Gets Off Another Good Story
. Maker ot MofcTT
Joseph Vfhart '
Cecil Soldier
Sails For
Germany
MRS. J. EDGAR BURNETTE
Mountaineer Reporter
' Pvt. J. T. Hightower of the U. S.
Army, who recently spent the
She Knows Her Trees
a and nickel
during the conflict rT.
country', fionm m M
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the Navy about m '
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week-end with his parents, the Al
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fred Hightowers, has sailed from
New York tor Germany.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Clark an
CHRISTMA
nounce the birth of a son on No
vember 30, at the Haywood County
fit A
Hospital.
Mrs. Ruth Inman
Duncan and
married last
Gaston Bur-
f
Fanning Lowe were
Monday evening by
nett at his home.
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nounce the birth of a daughter,
Paula Dee. at the Haywood Countv
Hospital, on December 6th.
Coach Tom Rogers, of Wake Forest, proved to be as good a story spinner as he is a football coach,, '
as he was 'warmed up" with a group before the banqiH-t here Saturday night. In the early thirties
'when he was All-Southern end for Duke, he played next to Freddie Crawford, All-American; Coach,
' Rogers recalled the Duke games, as he met Mr. and Mrs; Whitenef Prevost (on the left), the latter a
sister of Wayiu'sville's All-American player. Others shown are Dr. and Mrs. Boyd, Owen, host of.
.Coach 'Rogers; and Dr. R. Stuart Roberson, also a Wake Forest alumni. (Mountaineer photo.) i
Plans To Fight
Polio Will Be
Made Dec. 14th
A meeting will be hold Decem
ber 14 at Charlies Place in Can
ton in the interest of the campaign,
jigainst Polio. It is a "Dutch
Treat" affair, ahd gets underway
at 7 p.m. with the public "not only
welcome but Invited."
According to the county co-chairmen,
W. B. Huger and Hugh Rogers
final plans will be made for the
annual March of Dimes program
Kiwanis To Hold Charter
Night Program Tuesday
Wayncsville's newest civic group,
the Klwanis Club, Is an set, for
one of the biggest nights of its
career. Tuesday evening In the
which will begin on January 15 and
continue throughout the month.
The goal this year is $31,000.00 in
Haywood county.
A HE Deponent OHY' S
H&s Really Gone Western
For Christmas
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. ' You can get
all the items
you see our
Cowboy wearing.
Guns -
Hazelwood Cafeteria, the Klwanis
Governor of the Carolinas District,
Joseph T. Chlott, will formally pre
sent the club its charter. , ,
Wives of memhere will he nres.
ent for the occasion, and at least
73 guests are expected from out of
town. The sponsoring club in
Asheville has chartered a special
bus In order to convey the many
members who will come from there.
Other clubs in neighboring towns
and cities from as far away as
Hickory and Lenoir are planning
to send representatives.
The program, which begins" at
7 p.m. will Include special music
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$ .69 up
A cottage prayer meeting was
held Friday evening at the home
ot Howard Reece and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Funder
burk and sons, of Clover, S. C, vis
ited relatives here last week-end.
Mrs. Funderburk is the former
Frances Trull.
Mrs. ..Dallas Clark left Sunday
night for Newport News, Va , where
her son, Bill Clark, is in the hos
pital with bronichal pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Chambers an
nounce the birth of a son, at the
Haywood County Hospital on De
cember 7th,
The W.M.U. of Riverside church
will meet on Tuesday for an nil.
day quilting at the home of Mrs.
J. II. Reece. This will be the last
quilling until after the Chrfistmas
holidays. ...
The Cecil C. D. will meet at the
Riverside Church at 7:00 p.m.
Thursday to discuss the transfer of
the Hospitalization Insurance and
perhaps sign up for It. The present
policy is only in effect until Janu
ary 10th.
A representative of the Blue
Cross-Blue Shield group wilt be
present to discuss fully the various
policies and to answer any ques
tions. Anyone in the rural com
munities may take out this hospi
talization. It doesn't matter wheth-
T or not VOU already hnvo tha iim
of insurance or are a member of
supplied by Ann Coman Crawford I the C. D. program.
and Sarah Jane Garrison, and group
Asheville. Thp Drlnrlb.il address
will be made by Governor Chlott,
The Blue Cross Insuraneo r.n c
the one carried by the Dayton Rub-
""t: ntru uy me uayton
and vspeclal announcements will be ber Co. and Enka Ravon Co
Hats
in charge of Ljt.- Governor, EL,
walker of..A.shevlile. -Beginning
at 7:45 with the Intro
duction of distinguished guests, the
entire program will be broadcast
over the local radio station, WHCC,
according to word from Jimmy
Childress, manager.
The menu is one suitable to the
season ; and the Important .event,
Fruit Cocktail, Roast Young Tom
Turkev with all the trlmmines
Brocoili, Cranberry Sauce, Giblet
Gravy, Candied Yams, Relishes,
Tossed Green Salad, Hot Rolls,
Christmas Pudding, Coffee, Tea
and Milk.
In the words of president Jimmv
Childress: "With this Charter Night
behind us you'll see the Waynes-
ville Klwanis Club start rolling."
ployeeg, and; gives ,a. better, policy
since mere are more benefits.
Mrs. Edward McFalls
Murray, Mrs. Allie Ledbetter. anH
Mrs.' Edna Edwards
sick nst tne past week. Mrs. Thom
as Erwln and Louie Reece are 111
this week.
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Western Jeans
To Fit Boys
and Men.
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Genuine
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ALSO COWBOY and COWGIRL SUITS
You can make them
happy with what you
-will find in
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Library Notes
MARGARET JOHNSTON
COUNTY LIBRARIAN
DEPARTMENT STORE
How's your conversational ability
these days? Does it sparkle? Ai
you invited here, there and every
where because vou'r ud on your
current books and can talk about
them knowingly? If not. you'd bet
ter stop In the Library and pick
one ot these books from our
shelves. Why one of these? Be
cause Time Magazine says they're
' Recent and Readable and wheth
er you like Time or not, these
books are current and choice, con
vocationally speaking; they are
musts!
Mister Johnson by Joyce Cary
Melville Goodwin, U.S.A. by John
P. Marouand.
Requiem for a Nun by William
Faulkner.
The Holy Sinner by Thomas
Mann.
Lie Down In Darkness by Wil
liam Styron.
Mr. Smith by Louis Bromfield
The Cruel Sea by Nicholas Mon
sarrat.
The Catcher In the Rye by J. D
Salinger,
The Sea Around Us by Rachel
Carson. ,
A Soldier's Story by Omar N.
Bradley.
And in case you didn't know it,
we're even better equipped to help
you along with your conversational
brilliance take the New York
Times Best Sellers list for instance
then come in and ask for one of
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a i m Z . .IT ".7 neia I0r cec11 Community
A Mint 1 1 1 1 n TVia rvwlvinltvnl aJiImAsd t r , "
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Hiiuara iiiiiips - sDent sevprnl
aays last week visiting in Virginia
Mrs. J. H. Grooms is mnvino lnt
her home which she purchased m.
cently,
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Awarded a special medal for her forestry exhibit of trees found in. Haywood County at the 4-H
Achievement Day program was Kowcna Robinson of the Canton senior 4-H club. At left is Gary Evans
of the Wayttesville junior 4-H club. .- -
Caldwell Returns
To States Aboard
USS New Jersey
Scheduled to arrive in the Uni
ted States on or about Dec 7
the 10th anniversary of the infam
ous Japanese attack on Pearl Har
bor was J. R. Caldwell, seaman,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Caldwell of Route 2, Waynesville,
serving aboard the battleship USS
New Jersey,
The New Jersey, which has been
relentlessly bombarding Commun
ist military installations Jn Korea
for the past seven m6nWis,fwas due
to anchor at Long Beach, Calif.,
long enough to permit men living
on the West Coast to depart on
leave . ,- - .
She will men proceed to Norfolk,
Va., where other sailors of her
2300-man crew will be granted
leave. During her stay in Norfolk
the 45,000-ton dreadnaught will
Chapman
Has Fourth
Operation
Sgt. Robert Chapman underwent
the fourth of a series of ODerations
recently at Percy Jones Hospital
in Battle Creek, Michigan. A native
of Hazelwood, Sgt, Chapman suf
fered frostbitten leas during the
bitter cold of last year's Korean
winter. He was returned to the
States and has been undergoing
treatment ever since. '
"I hope to be home for Christ
mas!?'Said Chanman fter fhi last
operation, "but I'll have to go back
to tne hospital.
Chapman is married to the form-
undergo a yard overhaul.
While in Korea, the ship operat
ed in support of UN ground forces.
Her 16-inch rifles were able to
reach inland 20 miles to blast Com
munist forces opposing UN troops.
Many Singers
Attend Sunday's
Convention Here
Around 500 people attended the
quarterly Haywood County Singing
Convention at the courthouse in
Waynesville Sunday. Ray' Parker,
president, served as master of cere
monies for the almost three hour
long program. ; x. ,
Various slnelns srouDs included
the Melody Five of Sylva; the Tone
Masters of Asheville; the Ray and
But Talley Duet of Brevard; the
Pleasant Balsam" Quartet of Hay
wood County; the Roy Shelton
Family Singers of Rosman; the
Friendly Five of Haywood County
the Shelton Female Trio of Wavnes.
ville; the Biddix Sisters of Waynes
ville, and the Roweland Duet of
Lake Junaluska.
er Juanita Gilliland of Hazelwood.
They have one child.
by
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minutes! Nylon is o bool
yoorshirtwardrobt-Kf
washing, fast-drying, hi
wearing. You can wot
at home, wrinkles mi
out with no ironing
it' tailored by Winjsj
look like a million,
white, porous Nylon
breathes.
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these
The Caine Mutiny by Wouk.
From Here to Eternity by Jones.
The Iron Mistress by Wellman
The Presidents' Lady by Stone.
Moses by Asch.
The Blessine by Mitford.
The Road to Bithynla bv Slauch.
ter.
Return to Paradise by; Michener
Woman at the Window by White
Kon-Tikl by Jleyerdahl.
The Forrestal Diaries hv Tuniio
and Duffield. . i'
A Man Called Peter by Marshall
His Eye Is On the Snarrnw hi,
Waters and Samuels.
Strange Lands and Friendlv Pen.
pie by Douglas.
Washington Confidential
and Mortimer.
White Man Returns by Keith
Match OUtter
Glamor in a matter of econdsl
Almost every woman'i sewing bo
contains a few brightly colored se
quins. Several of these sparklers
pasted on a plain matchbook cover
In initials, a pattern design, or hap
hazardly, add a note of elegance
to a tiny Item.
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