THE WAYMSYIL
MOUNTAINEER
'Af DECEMBER 10, 1951
SECOND SECTION
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Knioy First
tries Events '
Wing Students
300 persons attending the
caturdav night, honoring
land ot w.ayucsvuiK
to make the event an
iffair,
welwood school cafeteria,
1 1 in the football and band
. .u artistic secretary s
i..tnH a aala atmosphere
Lmpted person after per-
L anything ever staged
ltHe nature or a smuiar nau-
Hrawines hune on
L while everything from
Helmets, to goai posts mm
,l. ohnni colors Braced the
He programs were in the
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"tones, wnue even u -Ud
out the football spirit
Lu.in hail iiiiea wim u-
tic supporters of the team
,d gave Coach '"
ioud ovation as they stood
him for ms
Weatherby was noticeably
u.. Iho rwrOffnitiOn. '
h Tom Rogers, head coach of
It's Safe To Bet The Subject Was Football Clever Decorations Featured Banquet
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When these eight football coaches got together at the football-band banquet Saturday night, the
subject was "a review of the past season'' as experiences were exchanged. The eight coaches had a
few minutes together in a classroom at the Hazel wood school prior to the banquet. Shown here talk
ing things over, are, left to right: C. E. Weatherby, Waynesvflle; C. C. Poindexter, Bethel; Carl Rat
cliffel Waynesville; Tom Rogers Wake Forest; Bruce Jaynes, Waynesville; Tom Young, Western
Carolina; Bill Swift, Waynesville; and Hugh Constance, Clyde. Mountaineer photo.)
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J. FRANK HAMMETT, JR., M.D.
Announces The Opening
Of His Office For The Practice Of
GENERAL MEDICINE
211 East Street
Waynesville, N, C.
Office I'lionr
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10-12 A. M.
3-5 P. M.
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HAYWOOD COUNTY EXPENDITURES KOR SEPTEMBER, 1951
Lodes - Balence on lbr Co Home
I f lectric Co. Balence - -
lS?,mev- Boarding Home Care .
tan Franklin - Boarding Home Care
Ismith Caldwell nousc icih iui r-
J. ClarK i ravii . - - - -
, Howell irayei
aihpv Travel
tm L. Queen ...
C. Hall - irayei , -
ane Edwaras Aiupp - . "
I Rippctoe l ravei -
Stahl Preparing Court Calendar
rancls, Co. Ally. luiiiiiumiuii un .- .
rhnnirah Co. . Janitor supplieg
o.4ii,,ct rn Sunnllps for C.S.C.
Frank Pate Coroners Investigation ,
Tax Ads ...
Jttzer - Travel (Brevaidl
Hardware Co. two qis. '
taring i:ouri uunuuu
v Co Inc. Radio Supplies
rn Bell Tel - Tel Co - Services
Uwti Tniv Pniintv Asent'S Office
tk Store Supplies
ivnesvilte Mountaineer Claims ... .:
lilon Enterprise Financial statements, claims
lie Typewriter 1.0. oervn-e im. . ,,,-
n Office Supplies Supplies Auditor s Office
IktBroutthton Co. Tax Receipts & Binders
ItiilliiH DliintUlict rnnnlru .. .
I HUH.- t 1IIII""B ' 7
0. Barnard Co, Docket Book t . w "
ok Store Bond Papor . - '
n Bell Tel and Tel. Co. - Services - Aug. ...
mas Stiinifficld Bent. -
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Ottailatin Co. Maintenance agreement
Iryson TestinB cows .
iler. C. S. C. Bal. Juvenile JudKC
irhmiral ro. Jnnttor minplies
fotlace Sunitoritim Clmcnrc Ctillins Bi.
10 . Kearse Mrs. cnarllft .tusiice
ii Power ft Light Co. Power
I. Hardware Feed '
4 Duncan Tire Co.. Inc. Two Tractor lues
pdSupnly Co. - Balance
telle Wholesale Co. Too., Snurf & Foods
iflmers Baling blraw
fsPlumbinR Co. Plumbing supplies .
wot. of Conservation & Dev. Our share of expenses
Miller . Repairs to plupibing
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Hard-Hitting Linesmen Get Letters
Lane Prevost, left, Waynesville queen of bt Paper Bowl game,
looks at the Mountaineer cut-out which was one of the several
clever decorations at the football-band banquet held here Saturday
night. Miss Mary Medford, president of the Secretaries club, had
charge of the decorating, and Miss Patsy Rogers, right, an assis
tant. (Mountaineer photo.)
FURS OH APPROVAL
The Kid Store has made an arrangement with a New
York fur manufacturer and will order on approval from
their complete line of furs. You make no deposit, risk
nothing; you buy the fur when it comes if you like it
Come and sec the coat ensemble shown In the store;
compare quality and prices.
THE KID STORE
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(ampbell, Sheriff Rd. for prisoners
fmpbell. Sheriff Summoning 24 iurors
tamphell. Sheriff Expense Wilmington
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Two of the hardest hilling linesmen of the "1951 Mountaineers mv shown KctUng tlicii Mtois
from Coach Weatherby at Saturday's banquet. On the left is Wayne Kcllcy, guard, mid on the right is
Harold McClure, tackle. These were two of 30 members of the squad to receive their, letters Satur
day night. (Mountaineer pholo).
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Wake Forest, was the principal
speaker, and paid tribute to the
community, coaches, team and
band for the record which they
bad achieved. ;
The "chamber of Commerce
sponsored the event, with David
Kelmet, president, serving as mast
er of ceremonies, heard an urgent
appeal from Jonathan Woody for
support of the bond issue. He re
viewed existing conditions in the
schools, and the rank of Haywood
in the state in the way of material
things, as he cited facts to prove
Haywood could . altord oeuer
schools.
Admiral W. N. Thomas gave me
invocation,
rv R Stuart Roberson paid tn-
i,.,i in tin, rnnchpR and team as he
presented Coach Weatherby , who
in turn recognizeri assistant coacn
es Ratcliffe, Jaynes and Swift.
Then Coach Weatherby called the
roll of the 36-mcmbcr 1951 squao
who had earned their footoau iei-
tor. These were aistnouiea
(he banquet. , , ,
Coach Weatherby thanked the
patrons for their loyalty, and the
Athletic-Committee for their work. (he. "smut" which is being cast in
ui. i.. .,,, w,.M it ! too lan'p (iiianllties iii manv ln-
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.Tnbnnv Cuddebaek. Lawrence ; stances at Hie game.
Lealherwood, and M. K. Davis, lie, n,, epi his audienie interesled
cited others who assisted In selling i ii, u s'l ics of stories about the
tickets, and helped liandle Ihejw'iike Korest team, and climaxed
crowds at. the' BmM. J his talk by tiling Hie banquet here
W A. Kiadlev. chairman of the! the best be had attended it be-
uj ,mitti.i urnopntori f 'h:irle ' ine 1he fiflh for (he week- and was
Rlrv director, and Robert Camp
hell, assistant director, along wiin
the marching band, the cheer lead
ers, drum majors and majorell.es,
"""Dr. Boyd Owen in a humorous
vein, presented Coach Rogers,
speaker of the evening.
There seems to be loo much
pressure being put on coaches to
day to just win," the Wake Forest
coach pointed out. "When a coach
ic hAvim? a fine season, he stands
high; when there are not so many
games won, the same man, with the
same ability as when winning, is
often fired.''
"The theory of win or else is
making it hard on coaches, but it
seems to lw the trend or the day.''
Coach Rogers pointed out how
football helped boys, and was also
good for spectators. He slammed at
impressed, he said, "by the sincer
ity which has been shown on this
occasion."
During the program a group
from tin: high school chorus gave
three Christmas numbers, under
the direction of Mr. lsley.
The meal was prepared under
the direction of Mrs. Hufus Slier,
with the 4-H Club girls serving.
The menu consisted of tomato
juice, apricot salad, baked ham,
limas, sweet potato souffle, relish
es, rolls, pudding and coffee or
milk.
The closing number on the print
ed program was listed as "Home.
Sweet Home." As the large udi
Clll'i, stood to sina. they found
themselves lustily singing the Way-1
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-Haywood County Community-
Development Program
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Insurance To The New
Blue Cross, Blue Shield
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UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Final Jubilee Event
Saturday At 2 P.M.
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