ity Afternoon, December 10, 1931
Qnent Artist
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Worn Watcher
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ian IVknown for his Sat
ning Post covers, is a re
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KUng ter and a broth
f .'his dread disease. When
tl make graphic posters for
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I . t hnvers of Christmas
jjf you are not already a
1. you can Decume ""c yy
. in a dollar, or dollars for
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Losis-either through use of
-mianent A-ray niacimie
Led by your local Christmas
.' i.'.oo nr the Mobile
V.... unit, which the Com-
,'is planning to bring back
;ing year. :
.. u o nut already sent in
I .,..!i,ntinn vou can look up
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Mope seni you ana uecume
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amount, large or small, win
mnVme the community
ier, happier place to live.
THE WATNEST1LLK M0UNTALMX3
PAGE HIKEE (Sond EectI;X
She Wise Hen And The Star
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Hayvood Baptist
Executive Group
To Meet Thursday
The regular meeting of the ex
ecutive committee of the Haywood
Baptist Association will be held at
the Clyde Baptist Church Dec. 13th
at 7:30 p. m. Chairman, the Rev, 11.
L. Smith, reminded everyone In an
announcement that the committee
is romposed of every pastor, asso
ciatlonal officer, and one other per
son from each church. He suggest
ed that the pastor notify the "oth
er" person of his responsibility.
West Pigeon Progresses
And Also Lives Well
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JjertD. Leming
ives In Korea
h Marines
Corporal Robert P. Lem
of Waynesville, has just ar
i Korea for duty with the
Marine Air Wing. The new
will serve as a replacement
veteran of the Korean fight
ho will be returned to Japan
hen to the States under the
Corps' rotation and Reserve
le policies.
in arrival with a replacement
in the Far East, Leming was
Ified at a rear echelon base in
assigned to an advance avia-
liiut near the fighting front,
lien flown to join his new out-
Leming served as a radar
man at Camp Lejeune, be-
being transferred overseas.
mbcr of the regular Marine
he enlisted May 30, 1950.
and Mrs. Rufus C. Leming,
iorporal's parents make their
on Route 2, Waynesville.
New York Rangers was
ti club in the National Hock-
tee to open their season at
The Rangers inaugural at
ton bquare Garden was
sday, Oct. 24 against the Bos-
(inns.
Now when Jesus was bom in Bethlehem of
Judaea in the days of Herod the king, behold,
there came wise men from the east to Jerusalem.
Saying, Where is he that is born King of the
Jews? for we have seen his star in the cast, and
are come to worship him. ,
And when he gathered all the chief priests and
scribes of the people together, he demanded of
them where Christ should be born.
And they said unto him, In Bethlehem of Ju
daea: for thus it is written by the prophet,'
And thou Bethlehem, in the land of Juda, art
not the least among the princes of Juda: for out
of thee shall come a Governor, that shall rule
my people Isqarl.
Then Herod, when he had privily called the wise
men, enquired of them diligently what time the
star appeared.
And he sent them to Bethlehem,' an4 said," Go
and search diligently for the young child; arid
when ye have found him, bring me word again,
. that j may,'obme and worship, him also. '
-When they had -heard the king, they departed;
and lo, the star, which -they saw In the east, went
before, them, till it came and stood over where the
young chid "was.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with ex
ceeding great joy.
And when they were come into the house, they
saw the young: child with Mary his mother, and
fell down, and worshipped him; and when they
had opened their treasures, they presented unto
him gifts; gold, and frankincense, and myrrh.
And being warned of God in a dream that they
should not, return to Herod, they departed into
their country another way. Matthew 2, 1-12
Iron Duff Completes Yet
Another Year Of Progress
MRS; HOY B.-MEDFORD
; Mountaineer Reporter
At the end of each year there is
always new evidence to show con
sistent improvement made by the
people of Iron DuiT through their
Community Development program.
The women are working hand in
hand with the int-rt In the improve
ment of farms and homes. Both
women and men have recognized
the important part a nice home
ttery big square package of Mother's Oats
'Hers an exciting double value! Because
money can't, buy finer quality, more deli-
((ions, or more nourishing oatmeai man
Mother's Oats. And packed in every package
on' I find a valuable, useful premiui.i sucn
mlurainura kitchen utensils, famous "Kire
King" glass cup and saucer, beautiful "Wild
Rose" pattern china or gay colorful Carni
val Ware.
No wiifiniri No rnnnnnst No money to
'end! Just ask your grocer for Mother's Oats
with Premium, in the big square package.
THER'S OATS-o proAcI of THE QUAKES OATS COMPANY
to
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trough the Jefferson Standard Business Insurance
flan. Special policies will safeguard everyone con
cerned. Let us talk with you about this very sound
- plan today.' : --. 1
S. E. CONNATSER
District Manager
l'hone 705
Main Street.
plays in the family and commun
ity. Several such improvements arc
listed here. : (
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Parks
have recently moved Into a new
stucco home which is complete
with new furnishings, for example:
Mr and Mrs. Claude Crawford
arc now enjoying a modern home,
cccntly completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson
have a beautiful' new home ready
to be occupied.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis have
new, modern ranch-type home
with the most modern furnishings
Mr and Mrs. T. C. Davis have a
remodeled kitchen. '
Mr, and Mrs. Lawson McElroy
have installed a new bathroom.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Mcdford
are remodeling the interior of their
home. All rooms are to be larger
and their kitchen Is to be modern
lzcd.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Mcdford an
remodeling their home.
The Zack Davis home, which 1
100 years old, has been made mod
em.
Sebe Bryson, T. C. Davis, Cliarle
Ketner and O. L. Yates Have re
modeled tenant houses.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Yalcs arc re
modeling their own home,
Andy Ferguson has built a new
modern dairy barn and has bought
new farm equipment.
John Williamson has built
new barn.
Frank Davis, V. H. Davis, , Joe
Mcdford and O. L. Yates have in
stalled large flocks of laying hens
for hatching egg production. Yales
and Mcdford have built new poul
try houses. 1
Pastures still play a large purl
In tho progressivenesg of the com
munity. Nearly every farmer has resecd
ed some acres to Ladino within the
past year.
, As a result of the concerted ef
fort the community won the $100
prize given by the Waynesville
Lions Club to the Haywood com
munity seeding the most acres to
Ladino.
In the recent Tobacco Harvest
festival Iron Duff's contestant, 1
Claudia Sue Crawford, was runner
up for queen.
With the roads that have been
completed plus the ones under
consideration, there Is a hard sur
faced road in every direction.
The recent Improvement of
which Iron Duff is proud are the
remodeled churches. Davis Chapel,
Methodist, spent $2,500 on the in
terior and bought a new oil heat
ing system.
Antioch Baptist Church is spend
ing a like sum for Inside remod
eling, new class rooms and a choir
loft. ,
The Green Pasture award Was
divided equally between the two
above mentioned churches, as was
the prize money In the first CD1
Seven Iron Duff boys had baby
beef entered and five won blue
ribbons, at the Fat Stock show in
Ashevllle this year. ,
It is clear then that through par
ticipation in the C.D.P. Iron Duff
has completed another year of pro-
grcssivencss,
MRS. HORACE PEEK
Mountaineer Reporter
Many changes took place during
the past year In West Pigeon.
Under the leadership of CDP of
ficers much has been done by t he
community that was Considered al
most impossible,
West Pigeon is a progressive
community with good roads in sev
eral directions. Many families who
live there get their income com
pletely from the farm, while oth
ers combine an outside job with'
agriculture. Still others work in the
various Industries in Canton,
Waynesville, Hazelwood, and Clyde,
Directly In the heart of the com
munity Is Bethel school which has
nearly 1.000 pupils enrolled, Ten
buses and 31 faculty members are
kept busy by the over-crowded
conditions that, if the people in the
community can help it, will soon be
relieved by a hew building for
which land has already been purchased.-
One of the few canneries In the
county is located near the school.
It Is the center of much activity
during the canning season.
The young people are active in
community sports, Basketball and
softball teams are regularly entered
in county tournaments, and an
enviable record has been achieved.
Tobacco Is the main crop of the
farmers, but beef cattle production
Is a close second. There are also
three chicken farms, and a grnde A
dairy doing much to improve living
standards, as well as several apple
orchards of various sizes and pur
pose.'.; Much work has been done dur
ing the year past on the Improve
ment' of homes. More than a dozen
were remodeled on a modern scale,
and include baths, home freezers,
and other electrical appliances.
Two homes have even installed
television sets. :
Much, landscaping, has taken
'place.: Two 'Unsightly buildings -have j
been destroyed, Eight new homes I
have been .-constructed; two tool;
sheds have been built. Also new is
the- building housing the Southern
School Supply. Inc.
There are four, churches III West
Pigeon, three of which are within
a si one-throw of. each other. Joint
ly maintained, a Church bus brings
people to worship at all three
churches. Recently the MYK yf
the Methodist Church completely
remodeled and refurnished their
chapel. They also added a cradle
roll department. ,
The Presbyterian Church was
painted last summer. The new
Bethel Baptist church Is Hearing
completion. Already the furnace
has been installed.
The community makes good use
of the bookmobile '.-which now
makes five stops in the community,
Reading has encouraged the women
to join the Home Demonstration
Club, Partly as a result an an
nual Pigeon Valley Fair is held late
In each "summer. West Pigeon Is
host with the other communities of
the valley giving wonderful cooperation."
One big problem in the area was
partly solved during the year, The
Bethel cemetery was in a bad con
dition and provoked much dissatis
faction. The West Pigeon CDP nam
ed a committee to raise funds, and
letters Were sent to all who had
relatives interred in the cemetery.
The response was very good; $2,
697.60 was provided,, and contribu
tions came from several states,
Bookmobib
Schedule
Tuesday, December lltkt'
BETHEL
Mrs Henry Francis .. .. 9;10-9:20
Mrs. Wiley Franklin 9:30- :4
Mrs. Walter West .. ..10:00-10:15
John M. Higdon 10:20-10:35
Springhill School 10:55-11:40)
Ed. Blalock s Croc. ... 11:45-12:05
Mrs Welch Singleton ... 12:30-12:45
Mrs. Hugh Terrell 1:00- 1:15
Wednesday. December 12tV
CECIL
l'arris Store .
Mrs. James Reeves
Mrs. J. Edgar Burnett
Cecil School ..,..'
Mrs. John Johnson ....
. 9:30- 9:45
. 9:50-10:00
10:15-10:43
.10:50-12:00
. 12:15-12:30
Work began immediately. A con
tractor was hired to clean and land
scape the grounds, as well as to
plant grass seeds, Some equipment
was purchased. As a result tho
cemetery is In fine shape but peo
ple are wondering If it can be
kept so. Only $164.93 remains on
hand, and more will be needed if
the cemetery is to be continued in
the excellent condition it now Is.
Life in West Pigeon, on the
whole, is healthy and wholesome.
Each year brings new progress, and
nil the citizens face the dark
clouds of the future with renewed
confidence upon glancing at the
past.
Tralnloadi ( Scrap
Last year the i'.eel industry used
nearly 70,000 tons daily of icrap
purchased from outiide tb lV
dustry. That was equal t mrlf
1,400 carload! a day. Th t
greater now. Mort terap U vital to
maintain and incra kifh itMl
output. .
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
ly Willi AM lin
Ctntral Prn Writer
CUSTOM TAILORS GUILD, w
read, li proposing tighter fitting:
trouseroons for ua malea. Prob
ably plan to eliminate the pockets
for which we don't have much
use anymore. , -
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' The trend could, e couree, go
too far. We ehudtet to think of
Koto tome of our bow-lea gei pal
would look in knee pante.
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Today !' poor family
doet have reef but net
vision antenna ever it heed.
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The Greeki, a hlatoiian
that
tele.
now
ay4 ; diecovered $ Iceland , many
conturlea before the Viklngo dld.
The Greeki, no doubt, had a word
for It and we'd guess a more aU.
tractive one than "Iceland." :
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Thi ie one teuton, the eportt
ed mount, when there teemt to be
more uptett than football garnet,
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To the thiroty elumnui, the and
iron battle teems secondary te the
tedium bottle.
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Winter doea have one advantage
over oummer never, well, hardly
ever, do people annoy one withi
"I It cold enough for you?'"
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By R. J. SCOTT
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Picture of a man
malting a smart decision
Hf.rr is a man who's been doing a lot of
thinking.
Someday, he's told himself, I'm going to turn in my
old car and get a new one.
And he said, still talking to himself, when 1 do that
I'm going to size up the field-give 'em all a real
going over.
You see him here at the wheel of a Buick. He hasn't
bought it-yct. It's a demonstrator, and he's trying
it out. ,
But the more he tries it, the more he knows he's been
wasting a lot of time.
From the moment he looked inside, he said: Here's
the room-and the comfort-and the style I've been
looking for.
Then he nudged its Fireball Engine into action. It's
a high-compression valve-in-head, as you probably
'know. '.'"
He eased out into traffic. Stopped and started for a
couple of traffic lights, and said something to the
"effect that this Dynaftow Drive is a honey. Why"
don't they all build 'em this way? '
He saw a bump ahead. Place where the pavement
had been torn up. Other cars were braking down to
a creep to cross it. I le held back-rolled right across
at regular speed with barely a bobble.
It's hard to believe, he said, but what they say
about Buick's ride is right.
Ten minutes later he was out on an open stretch of
road. Tried an experimental push on the gas treadle.
Boy-what a take-off! You couldn't want more
power than that. '
Ten minutes more-and he knew something else.
You don't really steer a Buick, It just about steen
itself. Stays right on the beam on the straightaway.
Even straightens itself out after a curve.
To make a long story short-he's found out that
nothing else he's tried out can hold a candle-not
even a little Christmascandle-tothis bonnie beauty.
Back at the Buick showroom, he's going to get on
more surprise. The price of a Buick is a lot less than
Lhejd guessed it would be.,.,;, ,,
Moral: Smart Buy's Buick right now.
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