AUi TWO
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTALNEEIl
Thursday Afternoon, De
ExJnterviower Crabtree Baptist
Is Now Working Church To Have
In Florida City Christmas Party
'. On Monday night, Decrmhor 24,
at 7:30, then' will be a Christmas
program at the Crabtree Baptist
church. Miss Geraldlne Allen is
in charge of the play which wjll.be
put on by the larger boys and girls.
There will. 'also he speeches, songs
and poems put on by the small
children, 'Mrs. Noble Hoglen is in
charge of this part of the program.
There will be special singing along
with the Christmas tree and ex
changing of gifts. Everyone is in
vited.. :
Herman' tnickett, former" iriter
, viewer at the Waynesville employ?
rJ;meht office, is now working for
Railway Express in Orlando, Flor
ida, in a clerical position.
I- ; ; Mr. Duckett resigned recently
from his job here to go to Florida.
5i He was employed by the State Km-
'ployment Security 'Commission
I sifrom 1946 until this year. He had
jj ' been in the Waynesville office
,since the first of June, i
1. Mr. Duckett earner taught at
tines Creek and Crabtree-Iron
" i Duff schools,
if:,. No replacement for Mr. Duckett
contemplated at the present time,
- according to Miss DeBrayda Fish
; ! w, employment office manager.
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Park Theatre
Program
J THURS. & FRI.
: DEC. 20-21
"OLIVER TWIST"
Starring
JOHN HOWARD DAVIES
SATURDAY, Dec. 22
Double Feature
"TEXAS TERROR"
Starring
Don "Red" Barry
HOUSE OF ERRORS'
Starring
Harry Langdon
LATE SHOW
"SECOND FACE"
Starring
Ella Raines, Bruce Bennett
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Dec. 23-21
VRICH, YOUNG AND
PRETTY"
:, In Technicolor
' . Starring
Jane Powell, Vic Damone
There Will Be Matinee
Shows Christmas
Friday night, Dec. 21, the young
People's class of the Crabtree
Baptist church will have a Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs.
Welch. Messer. Guests will be the
husbands of the girls in the class.
The guests will start assembling at
the home of Mrs. Messer at 6 p.m.
and a covered dish supper will be
served at 7 p.m. Following the
supper games will be played and
gifts exchanged. All members of
the Young People's class are- asked
to attend.
Communication System
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Set Up At Mountaineer
A five-way inter-office communi
cations system has noW Leen in
stalled at The Mountaineer to link
the five different departments of
the newspaper.
The "intercom" unit was set up
to link the advertising department
recently moved 4o the second
floor of The Mountianeer building
with first-floor offices.
Communication on the speaker
system is now possible from the
business office to the composing
room, advertising room, job print
ing department, and the press
room. ' -. '.'. ..
l'fc. Clarence T. Ledford of
! Camp McCoy, Wisconsin, is home
with his parents for the holidays.
Pfc, Fred Ledford of Camp Stewart,
Ga., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Ledford. ".
Pfc. Talman Parker of Camp Mc
Coy, Wisconsin, is home with his
parents, Mr .-.and Mrs. John Parker.
Silas Smart, who has been a
patient at the Haywood County
Hospital, has returned home.
Tl. . . ... It If.
I .1 lie .cuiiuuuiu.y wtriUJinsrs mi.
and Mrs. Hillard Clark as new
residents." "
Mr. and Mrs. - Warren Cox of
Greenwood, S. C, will be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Americus Massey
Saturday. Mrs. Cox is the former
Hilda Massey. Sgt. Retod Massey
and family of Columbia, will also
'be. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Massey
for Christmas. ..'
Services Are
Held Today For
W. H. Palmer
Funeral services were held" this
afternoon in the Bethel Methodist
church for William Hiram Palmer,
82, who died Monday morning in
his home on Waynesville, Route 3.
The Rev. T. A;' Groce and the
Rev. Clyde Collins officiated and
burial was ln Green Hill Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Ed Davis,
Elmer Palmer, J. L. Singleton,
Robert Pabner,. Jonathan Woody,
and Linton Palmer.
Honorary pallbearers were Gudg
er Palmer, M. H. Caldwell, Jarvis
Caldwell: Leteh Worley, Eldridge
Caldwell, Guy Clark, Luch Cald
well. Mark Hannah, Jule Sutton.
V. R. Davis Hi; R." Bryson, Levi
Caldwell, C , R. i Palmer, Dillard
Caldwell, Hiram Campbell, Lloyd
Sellers, W. R, Palmer, immy Rog
ers, Grover Caldwell, Floyd Woody,
Bryan Burnett, Dr. Boyd Owen,
Glen Palmer, ,Carl Sutton, Wilson
Caldwell, and .A. T. Reed.
Mr. Palmer' had farmed In the
Cataloochee section before retir
ing and was abi active member of
the Bethel Methodist church at the
DEATHS
V WILL T. KNIGHT
Funeral services "were held yes
terday morning in the Crnso Bap
tist church for Will F. Knight, 65,
veteran of both World Wars, who
died Sunday morning in a Veteran's
hospita lln Virginia.
The Rev. Tom Erwln and the
Rev. Oder- Burneil officiated and
burial wai in Cwyn Cemetery.
Pallbearers were U. G. Henson,
Theodore ' Knight, Frank Trull,
Mark Trull, Ralph Trull, and
Hardin Pressley. .,'.''"'.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs.
Wayne Trull of Candler, Route 3,
and several nieces and nephews.
Wells Funeral Home was in
charge.
Champion Has
Unusual Display
On Finances
HARRY S. PLOTT '.'.V
Funeral services were held ves-
torday afternoon in the First Bap
tist church at Canton for Harry
S. Plod,' 43, who died Sunday In
a Batlimore, Maryland hospital of
iniuries stained in an automo
bile accident.
The Revv H, L. Smith officiated
and burial was in Bon-A-Venture
Cemetery.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Eula Rice Plott of Baltimore; a
daughter, Marian Plott of the
home; a son, Harry Gene " Plott,
stationed with the U. S. Navy at
Bainbridge, Md.
Wells Funeral Home was in
charge.
MRS. AMANDA FISH
Funeral services for Mrs. Aman
da Ledford Fish, 82, who died
Monday morning in a Waynesville
hospital after a brief illness, were
held Thursday at 11 a.m. in Bea
verdam Baptist Church.
The Rev. Coleman Brown and
the Rev. Vinson Plemmons officiat
ed and burial was in the church
cemetery.
Pallbearers were W. L. Goolsby,
Winfield Smathers, George K. and
George F. Worley, Paul Matthews
time of 'his dedth. He was the son' and Andy, Worley,
Mr and Mrs. W. V. Davis had
as guests last weekend their daugh
ter, son-in-law and granddaughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Justice of Mer-
, rita, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Woody
Brooks and children of Enka, were
i also guests.
Mrs. Yoder Davis has been visit
ing her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis, of Aliens
Creek. , .
.-..Mr, and, Mcs.JDean Reeves jw,ere
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Millard
Ferguson over the week-end.
' 1 Want ads bring quick results.
. STRAND
of Lafayette and Nancy Jane Cald
well Palmer, i
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Eleanor Nolanb Palmer; two daugh
ters, Mrs. C.'D. Slsk of Ashevllle
and Mrs. C R. Caldwell of Way
nesville, Routfc3; five sons, V. L.
Palmer fof California, , Vatighn and
K. N. Pqlmer of Waynesville, Route
2, Vernon Palmer of Hickory, and
Arlo Palmer: of Lenoir.
Also - two brothers, Jim and
Harley 'Palmer, both of Waynes
ville; tbjree 'sisters, Maira Palmer
of Wayiifpsville, Mrs, Laura Jarett
of Lakeland, Florida, and Mrs. W
. Justlcja of Monroeville, N. J.;
24 grandchildren,, and 13 groal
grandehijlien,. ... ... i , i
Arrangements " were under the
direction , of r Crawford Funeral
Home.
Flower bearers were members
of the ladies Sunday School class
of the church.
Surviving, in addition to the
husband, Thomas Fish, are two
sons, one daughter, one brother, 19
grandchildren and several , great
grandchildren. :
, Wells Funeral ..Home was in
charge. . . :, .-'
The principal crops of Bulgaria
are wheat, rye, barley, oats, corn,
potatoes, tobacco and fruit.
TONIGHT and FRIDAY
RE!l
; SUSPENSE!
KS4M1LLAND!
44nPAUeEB
aisu stalling r
" Clyde, N. C-
Dear Santa,
1 want you to bring me a doll
and a billfold. Don't forget the oth-
er boys and birls and bring my
teacher a pair of hose.
Your friend,
' - Eva Ferguson
Crawford Funeral Home
Crawford Mutual Burial Ass'n
Waynesville, Pbone 147
Canton, Dial 3535
An interesting and informative
financial display, erected by the
Canton Division of the Champion
Paper and Fibre Company, is at
tracting much attention in the Lob
by of the Haywood County Bank
this' week," . v
Through the use of proportion
ately filled money bags with iden
tifying plaques, the display graph
ically portrays how "the Champion
payroll dollar is working for every
in the community".
This portion of the display re
yeals that in the past year the Can
ton Division of Champion has paid
$12,195,667.14 in wages and salar
ies. After social security and in
come taxes have been deducted
there remains a net spendable in
come of $10,695,072.15. :
Based on Bureau of Labor Sta
tistics, the display shows how that
ten-and-a-half million dollars of
spendable income is working in this
community .; ajjd surrounding area
as purchasing power for the follow
ing commodities:
Food, $3,561,459.00; clothing, $1,.
368,969.00; housing $1,240,628.00;
transportation, $i;219,238.00; medi
cal,and personal care, $812,826.00;
home furnishings, $609,619.00; fuel
and utilities," $395,718.00; and mis
cellaneous, including household op
eration, insurance, savings, recrea
tion, ; gifts and contributions, $1,
486.615.00. . .
'Another section of the display,
points out that aside from wages
and salaries, Champion spent $704,
326.00 in Canton and Haywood
County during 1951 for pulpwood,
supplies, contributions, rents, rec
reation, and taxes. - ,
One particularly interesting pan
el of the display shows the human
side of the large Champion corpor
ation. Entitled "Champion Is Peo
ple, Too", It portrays pictorially
the progress of a young man from
the time of his employment with
Champion, through his orientation
and early job training, until his as
signment to a permanent position
with opportunities for future ad
vancement. .-- ; -
This picture study also brings
out the practices of modern in
dustry to protect employees in their
position; and the service benefits
which are provided to make their
living .more convenient and com- j
fortable. .
Also on display are six "oscars
of industry", trophies that have
been presented annually for the
past four, years to the Champion
Paper and Fibre Company in rec
ognition of the excellence of their
annual financial reports, v.
These awards were made by lac
Financial World Survey of Finan
cial Reports. Champion's report
has been rated the best in the'
pulp and paper industry for the
past four years, and last year it was
tops for all industries. A typical
Champion financial report is also
included in the display.
Strand Sunday, Monday and Christmas
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An unspoken declaration. of war, with Van Johnson as the prize, is
declared between Paula Corday and June Allyson in "Too Young
to Kiss," currently garnering laughs on the Strand screen In the
new M-G-M romantic comedyJ .' :''. '
final Sh(
To Be He!
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Day: hurting r?0!
shoot will take at 1
bridge at the L,,
Junalusk;,. PPrt
The shoot win l
Public, anrt e M
have-1 rrr
tne little children tnK
thin I , etl ,0 hai
thing, I Wi
and coffee
Love To
Louise ci
Dear Santa,
I am ten years old I .
-s ..um a .mickey M on J
Mrs. Seay a pair uf
:j ' ' -, ' Martha Ki
Dear Santa,
I am a little girl nine years old.
I have a ilttle sister three years
old. I want you to bring me a new
Clyde, N. C. . sweater, 'a Dair of Mii ionc
a 'billfold. Santa, I want you to
remember .my little sister,' Janet.
She wants a tricycle, a doll, and
anything " else you want her to
Who Will Be Named
Waynesville Area
an ft Wl.
v me leap'
Attend The Dance
Saturday Night
At The Armory, fcjQ
(Sponsored by the
Club).
24-Hour Service
PATRICIAC
A DnidJWS Production
SATURDAY ONLY
DOUBLE FEATURE
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THE RANGE BUSTERS
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"TRAIL OF SILVER
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PAUL KELLY
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"ALLOTMENT
WIVES"
Added Cartoon
SUNDAY - MONDAY -TUESDAY
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Added Joy 11 '
Late News - u m '
The Ihings'she says!
The things she does!
Is she a kid ,
or is she kidding?
Cartoon
To all ovr friends, our fellow men, children of the One
Father, Catholic, Protestant, Jew and unbeliever, we tvish
the peace of. Christ, the freedom' of Christ's truth and a
. ' ' Holy and Happy Christmas.
Sponsored by
ST.. JOHN'S LAYMEN'S ASSOCIATION
Do you have a' question? Send it to us,
r. u. box 131, waynesville.
WAYNESVILLE
CHILDREN UNDER 12
ADMITTED FREE
Show Starts at 6:30 P. M.
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BLONDE DYNAMITE
., ' ' Starring
LEO GORCEY and THE BOWERY BOYS
- , 5 Cartoons Comedy
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SATURDAY, DEC. 22
DESTRY RIDES AGAIN
, Starring
MARLENE DIETRICH and JAMES STEWART
, SUNDAY, DEC, 23
SKIPPER SURPRISED HIS WIFE
Starring
ROBERT WALKER and JOAN LESLIE
News and Cartoon
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MONDAY
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TUESDAY, DEC. 24 & 25
IT AINT HAY"
.- - Starring -...
ABBOTT and COSTELLO
Belk - Hudson's Pre - Christmas
TOY
CLEM
Funeral Rites
Held Today For
Mrs; Franklin
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Ellen Singleton Franklin, 85, who
died Tuesday night in the Hay
wood County Hospital after a brief
illness, ,-were held this afternoon
at 1 p.m. in Dix Creek Baptist
church. ; ..' 1 ..s , '
The Rev. Thomas Erwin officiated
and burial was in Bethel Cemetery.
Nephews were pallbearers and
nieces were flower bearers.
Mrs. franklin was a native and
lifelong resident of the Bethel sec
tion of Haywood county.
Surviving' are five sisters, Mrs.
Nan Singleton, Mrs. -Laura Moore,
Mrs, Ora Morris,. Mrs. Lon Cham
bers '.and Mrs Ed Thompson of
Haywood county; and one brother,
Bin singleton of Buncombe county.
Well.. Funeral Home was in
charge. ,; .-.
Letters To
Claus
' Cavp Hreplr V f
Dear Santa Claus,
I have been thinklns shout vnn
Bring me a mickey Mouse Watch.
I am 61ng to Fines Creek School.
Yours truly,
, , , " Addle Sutton
candy, Bring my brother some
trucks, oranges, cars, nuts and
candy. Bring my sister a pair of
blue jeans, a shirt, oranges, nuts,
and candy. I will leave you some
cake and coffee under the Christ
mas tree.""""'
. Yours Very Truly,
Mable Lowe
'""'-' , Clyde, N. C.
Dear Santa,
I want you to bring me an air
rifle, some candy, tangerines and
oranges. I will leave you some cof
fee and cake under the Christmas
tree. Don't forget the other little
boys and girls.
Your friend, ,
Joe Ledford
TOY REFRIGERATORS
Reg. $1.98 : NOW $1.59
ABC BLOCKS !
Reg. $1.00 'NOW 79c
Reg. 59c
DOLL CARRIAGES
Reg $6.95 " Now $5.95
Reg. $4.95 Now $3.95 .
STAKE BODY WAGONS
Reg. $16.50 Now $14.95
ALL METAL WAGONS
Reg. $11.95 ...Now $9.95
1 PEDAL FIRE TRUCK
Reg $24.95 -.. Now $22.50 '
NOW 48c
ANC
wm
SMALL
FRY
COOKING SETS
Reg. $1.98 Now $1.59
Reg. $1.48 Now $1.00
$1-00 Now 79c
Reg
SKILL BALL
and CROQUET SETS
Reg. $1.98 ..' Now $1.48.
WIND-UP p VPT TOT
WONDER w 1
Reg. "$2.98 .....
TRICYCLES
Reg. ; $14,95 .Now $13.!
Reg. $12.95 ............Now $11!
Reg, $10.95 ... Now $9.!
Reg. $9.95 . Now $8,!
Reg. $8.95 Now W
Reg. $7.95 Now $6.!
Reg.: $6.95 Now S5
Reg, $5.95 Now $4,!
Reg.: $3.95 -Now $2.!
Doc&NurseSe
Now $2.;
Now $!!
. Now '
Reg.-$2.98
Reg: $1.98
Reg; $1.00 ..:
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HOLSTERS & GUNS
.Reg. $4.95,
:Reg: $3.95
Reg. $2.9S-Reg,-$1.98
Who JVU1 Be Named
Waynesville Area
Woman Of The Year?
Attend The Dance -
Saturday Night O
At ThQ Armory, 9:?0.
(ponjored by the B&PW
Now $1.98
PIANO WITH STOOL
Regular $16.50 'I NOW $14.95
.... Now $3.
Now $2-
,NowJ24
' Now $14
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