Monday Afternoon, DeccmL,.
THE WAYNES VILLE ItlOUNTAINEEH
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4-H Club
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Election Officials
ident was in charge of the program.
Boys' medals presented by Grov
er C. Dobbins, assistant farm agent,
included:
Forestry Boyd Fisher, Crabtree
junior club, first, and George Kirk
patrick, Crabtree junior club, sec
ond. , Meat Animal Bobby Joe Mc
Clure Of Wayncsville, senior award;
and R. E. Cathey of Bethel, junior
award.
. Farm-Home Electric Jimmie
Campbell, Bethel senior club.
,'; Tractor Maintenance Jackie
Felmet of East Wayncsville.
): Poultry Boyd Fisher of the
Crabtree junior club, Nickie Wil
liamson of the Canton senior club,
jviorns tsroyies 01 xne anion sen
ior club, and Donald Livingston of
Clyde.
Corn Billy Best of the Crab
tree senior club. -I
- Floor Sanding Bobby Joe 1C
Clure of Waynesville,
Home Grounds Beautification
L B Liner of East Wavncsville. .
' Garden Virgil , Ford of East
Waynesville, Teddy Skaggs of the
Canton junior club, Bruce Hipps
of Lake Junaluska, and Ray Buch.
anan of Waynesville.
: Dairy Achievement : Johnny
Mack Ferguson of Waynesville,
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ian ureene, jr. oi , ine neuiei
junior club, Tommy Kirkpatrick of
the . Crabtree ' junior club, and
Charles Mainous of the Bethel sen
ior club.
Dairy Production David Noland
of Waynesville.
Music - Appreciation Richard
Hipps of Waynesville.
Soil-Water Conservation Boyd
Fisher, first and George Kirkpat
rick, second.
Tobacco Bernard Ferguson of
Fines Creek junior club.
Swine Carl Green, Jr. of the
Bethel senior club.
Sheep Weaver Hipps of the
Canton senior club,
Girls awards, presented by Miss
Jean Childers, assistant home dem
onstrtaion agent, included;
' Dairy Foods Betty Felmet of
Waynesville, Jewel Robinson of the
Canton senior club, and Rowena
Robinson of the Canton senior club.
Frozen Food Ernestine Os
borne of Clyde,
Canning Maxine Mcdford of
Crabtree senior club,
Home Improvement R o x i e
Crawford of Crabtree senior club,
and Joanna McCracken of Clyde.
Canning Jewell Dee Ferguson,
Frances Emma Yates, and Jean
Crawford, all of the Crabtree jun
lor club.
Dress Revue
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Rhea.
Beaverdam No. 5 Fred G. Wil
liams. Beaverdam No. 6 Mrs. Don
Scroggs.
Cataloochec L. C. Caldwell.
Cecil K. E. Browning.
Clyde Mrs. C. E. Brown, Jr.
Crabtree Fred R. Noland.
East Fork Rex Pless.
Fines Creek No. 1 Mrs. Ray
mond McCracken.
Fines Creek No. 2 Marvin Arrington.
Hazelwood Mrs. Raymond
Crawford.
Iron Duff H, It. Bryson.
Ivy Hill Mrs. Lee Evans.
Jonathan Creek Dick Moody.
Lake Junaluska Mrs. Elizabeth
Q. Reeves.
Mt. Sterling J. M. Caldwell. ,
Pigeon Walker Brown,
Center Pigeon Mrs. Harlcy
Wells
Saunook Mrs. Clifton Shook.
. Center Waynesville Mrs. David
Hyatt.
East Waynesville Harley Fran
cis. :
West Wayncsville Mrs. ShuiTord
Howell.
Wayncsville No. 2 Mrs. Evelyn
M. Hyatt. ; ,
Wayncsville No. 3 Elmer Hendricks.
White Oak Mrs; Rowe Lcdiord.
Norwegians Visit Haywood County
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of Fines Creek senior club,.
Dress Revue '(senior awards)
Betty Ruth Ferguson of Crabtree
senior club, Mary Sue Sparks and
Margaret Noland, both of Waynes
ville, and Rowena Robinson of the
Canton senior club. Junior awards
Elizabeth Ann James and Fran
ces Emma Yates of Crabtree junior.
club, and June Parton of East
Waynesville,
Forestry Rowena Robinson of
Canton senior club.
Food Preparation Betty Ruth
Ferguson of Crabtree senior club
(324 dishes).
Tobacco Ann Cathey of the
Bethel junior club.
Health certificates were award
ed to East Waynesville, Morning
Star, Beaverdam, and Waynesville.
Recreational and rural arts cer
tificates went to the Crabtree sen
ior and junior awards, Waynesville,
Fines Creek senior club, Hazclwood
and Bethel junior.
Achievement Day attendance
prizes were awarded to the Crab
tree senior club and the East
Waynesville junior club.
Following the morning meeting
at the court house, a recreation pro
gram was held for 4-H members in
the afternoon at the Waynesville
Regina Ferguson armory.
. Intently inspecting a tractor at the Waynesville Tractor Co. are
Kjell Isachsen (left) and Arne Esyelande of the Norwegian Insti
tute" of Agricultural Economics at Oslo, The two men spent several
days here last week touring county farms and orchards.
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PMA Elections
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elude: ,
Beaverdam, Jack 7 Harris, Fred
Mann and John Reno; Carl Green,
Bartley Brown, and L. C. Moody;
Clyde, George Haynes, W. J.
Campbell, and William Osborne;
Crabtr, George Best, Rex Mes-
ser and Marshall Kirkpatrick; East
Fork, Ira H. Cogburn, C. C. Burn
ett, and K. L. Burnett; Fines Creek,
Floyd Fisher, Davis Price, and
John Ferguson; Iron Duff, F. D.
Bradshaw, Jack Chambers, and
Andy Ferguson; Ivy. Hill, C. F.
Owen, Frank Henry, and' Pless
Boyd; Jonathan Creek, John How
ell, Amos Moody, and Edgar Mor
row; Pigeon, J. F. Justice, Fred
Long and H. H. Garner; Waynes
ville, C. L. 'Allen, R. C. Francis,
and J. B. Swaynglm; White Oak.
RoberJ Fisher, Joe Davis, and Rowe.
femora; f aniner i;reeK, j. n.
Fincher, Carmen Arrington, anti
Marvin Arrington and Mt. Ster
ling, Matt Caldwell..
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Concert
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Carol of the Bells
Leontovich-Wilhousky
Yuletide Selections, arrange
ments Long
Lo, How a Rose . ... . , Praetorius.
Selections from The Messiah
Handel
And The Glory Of The Lord
For Unto Us A Child Is Born ;
The Hallelujah' Chorus.
The concert will be held in the
school auditorium Friday night at
8 o'clock. Tickets are being sold
by students of the school,
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Pastures
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standpoint of acreage, taking up
74 per cent of the total. The re
maining 26 per cent was devoted to
tobocca, grains, Irish potatoes,
other vegetable grown for sale
and all other crops including or
chards, etc.
The rural population of the
county as of January, 1951 was li,
882. This Includes only people liv
ing on three or more acres of land.
The number of cows and heifers
two years old and over were: Kept
mainly for milk, 5,266, and kept
mainly for beef, 4,491. There were
1,051 sheep and 53,460 hens and
pullets.
County crop acreage totals in
clude; . ' '
; Tobacco 1,108; wheat, 199; oats,
992; soybeans grown alone, 51; soy
beans interplanted, 23; lespedeza
seed, 251; soybeans and cowpeas,
hay, 171; small grains cut for hay,
990; lespedeza cut for hay, 171; al
falfa cut for hay, 544; other hays,
5,621; Irish potatoes, 400; sweet
potatoes, 71; vegetables grown for
sale, 372; peach trees, bearing age,
32; fertilizers, except lime, 3,201
tons; sows and gilts, farrowing, 139.
The farm census survey was con
ducted by the County commission
ers through their county farm cen
sus supervisor, Sebe Bryson. Town
ship enumerators were: v'.
Beaverdam, V. H. Byers; Cata
loochee, J. M. Caldwell; Cecil,
Jerry Francis; Clyde, William Os
borne; Crabtree, F. R. Medford;
East Fork, K. L, Burnett; Iron Duff,
J. M. Medford; Ivy Hill, Wilson
Fishie; Jonathan Creek, R. W. How
ell; Pigeon, A. G. Burnett; Fines
Creek, Cauley Rogers; Waynes
ville, J. J. Ferguson, and White
Oak, Odie Fish. ; i
Stars of Stage and Screen Honeymoon
AtPinehurst
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Lions
Flies Dangerous
Flies are disease carriers which
depend on -trash heaps lor nourish
ment, so wipe out flies and the
germs they carry by keeping all
refuse in galvanized steel garbage
cans. Health officials, recommend
the cans because they have close
fitting covers to keep out flies.
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Railway
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at Canton. '
Inspector Davis said there was
some difficulty in using this type
crossing so close to a station, since
the signals "ring and blink" dur
ing the entire time the trains are
in the station block.
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York, return: to. Miss Jeffrey's native state for their honeymoon.
Here they walk from the Pinehurst Country club golf course where
they may be seen daily playing golf. They plan to return to New
York before heading west. (AP Photo),
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