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Observes 85th Birthday 1 mmmmmhmmh??????mammmmmtm John E. Sentelle. well known Haywood county man, is shown here as he observed his 85th birthday recently. He is at the home of his son, L. G. Sentelle, where he has been confined to his bed for several weeks. Judge Smathers Attends 50th Class Reunion Judge Frank Smathers of Waynesville and Miami, class of 1903 of the University of North Carolina, attended the fiftieth re union of his class which was held at the University this weekend. According to Judge Smathers, only 19 members of the class of 110 students are still living and most of these were planning to at tend the reunion. During his student days at the University, Judge Smathers played third base on the baseball team, known as the Wonder Team of 1903. which won 18 out of 19 games. Four other members of the team who attended the reunion were .Earl Holt, first baseman, who is now president of Oak Ridge MntTai'*>Tnstitute; Billy Carr, short sWiH-'j9F?4w<fn*v'^vp ypars .mayor orDurfiam; Dr. Wade Oldham, cen ter field, prominent physician of Charlotte; and Dr. Noble of Ral eigh. Judge Smathers also joined his former roommates, Jack Rountree, a minister of Kingston; Jack Lon don, retired captain of the U. S. Navy; and Earl Holt. Judge and Mrs. Smathers, who spent most of the. winter visiting on the West Coast and in Honolulu, have recently been visiting their son. Senator George Smathers, in Washington. .They expect to re turn to their home here in July. Presbyterians To Have Picnic And Roll Call All the families of the Waynes ville Presbyterian Church will gather on the Church lawn Wed nesday evening, June 10, at 6 30 for an old-fashioned picnic supper' with the traditional lemonade and all the things associated with a picnic. After the supper there will be held the Annual Roll Call Service at which time the Church roll will be called by the Senior Elder and Clerk of the Session, R. L. Prevost, and a social hour will be enjoyed by all present. In the event of inclement weath er the supper will be served in the dining room of the Church. All members of the church, to gether with their entire families, ' and visitors who worship with the I congregation, are invited to attend | this get-to-gether. Bible School In Ratclifie Cove A Vacation Bible School will be held at the RatclifTe Cove Baptist Church from June 15 to 20, with commencement exercises at 8 p.m. Sunday, June 21. Friday, June 12, will be regis tration day, beginning at 10 a.m. i All between ages of 2 and 16 are urged to attend. Mrs. Bob Caldwell is principal of the Vacation Bible School, and Miss Barbara Ratclifle will serve as pianist. Workers for the school are Mrs. Hugh Francis, Mrs. Jim mie Messer, Mrs. B. C. Nave, Mrs. Lee Gaddy, Mrs. Troy Justice, Mrs. Algie RatcllfTe, Mrs. James Hen drix, Mrs. Fred Sanford, Mrs. Roy Meader, Mrs. Walter Francis, and Mrs. Mark Palmer. DEATHS CASSMJft CAJMUUt Funeral services lor Caasius Parker, 62 who died Thursday night at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Jim Woody, in the Cove Creek I section after a long illness, were 1 held Sunday kt I p.m. in Hyder Mount iin Me hadiat Church. The Rev. Bill Queen officiated 1 and burial was in the church oeme I tery. Pallbearers were Roy Rogers, John and Hubert lumping, ffred Gibson. Sanford Led ford and Bruce Woffer. Parker was the son of the late Billy and Mnry Parker. Surviving are three son*. Ander son and Paul of Gaatonia and John of Waynesville; two daughters, Mrs. Jim Woody of Cove Creek and Mrs. Carl Johnson of Tennessee; and 26 grandchildren. Crawford Funeral Home was in charge., JAMES M. STEVENS Funeral services were held Sat urday afternoon In Barberville Baptist Church for James Mar shall Stevens, 40, of HazelWood, who died suddenly Wednesday of a heart attack while at work at Dayton Rubber Company. The Rev. Jarvis Brock, the Rev. Jarvis Underwood, and the Rev. Avery Peek officiated and burial was in Crawford Memorial Park. Pallbearers were John Ruff, Roy Hightower, Virgil Slzemore, Dean Reeves, Kyle Campbell, and Carl Arrington. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Frances Lockman Sfevens; three sons, Guy Williams of the U, S. Navy stationed in Alaska, T. J. and James Warren of the ht>me; the parents, Mr. and Mrs. J-.W. Stev ens of Trenton. Ga. Also one sister, Mrs. Glenn Hen egar of Detroit, Mich.; six broth ers, Ben and Jay Stevens of Tren ton, Ga., Jim and Henry Stevens of Detroit, and Doyle and Hoyl^ Stevens of Hazel wood, J Miss Cornwell Announced HDC Schedule Miss Mary Cornwell, home agent, has announced the sched ule for home demonstration club meetings for the remainder of the month as follows:? June 9?Upper Crabtree?Mrs. R. F. Rogers?2:00 p.m. June 9?Lakeside ? Mrs. Sam Queen, Jr. (Mrs. J. S. Harrell)? 7:30 p.m. June 10?Francis Cove?Mrs. R. H. Boone?7:30 p.m. June 10?White Oak?Commun ity House?(Mrs. Sallie Sutton. Mrs. Joe Davis)?2:00 p.m. June 11?FineS Creek?Mrs. R. C. James (Mrs. Tom Brummitt)? 11:00 a.m. June 12?Iron Duff?Mrs. Roy Medford?2:00 p.m. June 13?Rogers Cove ? Mrs. Rufus Downs?2:00 p.m. June 15?Ratcliflfe Cove?Mrs. Will Ratcliffe (Mrs. Bill Liner)? 7:30 p.m. June 16?Tuesday?South Clyde ?Mrs. Frank Jackson?2:00 p.m. June 16 ? Waynesvllle Home makers?Mrs. Howell Bryson?7:30 p.m. June 17?Bethel ? Mrs. R. O. Kelley (Mrs. A. T. Medford, Mrs. , J. L. Singleton)?2:00 p.m. June 18?Dellwood?Miss Fan . nie Campbell?2:00 p.m. June 19?Crabtree-Hyder Mt. ? Mrs. Lowery Ferguson?2:00 p.m. June 22?McKimmon?Mrs. Jack Cabe (Mrs. Richard Roberts, Mrs. W. S. Edwards)?2:00 p.m. June 22?Cornwell Club of Sau nook?Mrs. Charles Beck (Mrs. Helping Stage Baptist Training Union Enlargement Campaign Here mm??????? ? A' county-wide Baptist Training Union Enlargement Campaign is in progress this week at ten Haywood churches. There are 16 special out-of-county workers here and two supervisors. Shown here, on the steps of the Ratcliffie Cov*e Baptist, front row, left to right: J. R. Morgan, state drector; Mabel Starnes, supervisor, Betty Brewer, Fred Scott, Rev. Elmer Grgen, Hayw<5od Associational director; second row: Robert Gaddis, chairman BTU work in Haywood; Ann Fuller, and Joann Rhinehardt. Others in the background were par t of the large audience attending the meeting. (Mountaineer Photo.) Customer Says She Will Miss Operator's Voice A letter from Mrs. Mildred i Crawford Lee to Mrs. Fay Toy, In 1 customer service department of i telephone company is as follows: J Dear Fay: I Not until the dial system is on the verge of becoming an actual- j ity have I realized how much I am ; going to miss the friendly voices of the operators. Imagine wrtiat it wiH be like on Christmas morning ; to approach a dial and say, "Merry ' Christmas" and have no cheery voice at the other end of the line answer, "And Merry Christmas to you!" Will you please pass on to the operators my sincere appreciation of their prompt and efficient serv ice. Never irv all these years have Robt. Mehaffey)?7:30 p.m. June 23?Clyde ? Mrs. Grady Rogers (Mrs. Hasque Warren, Jr., Mrs. Marshall Jones)?10:30 a.m. i June 24 ? Cecil ? Mrs. James Reeves?2:00 p.m. June 25?West Canton ? Mrs. Paul Gibson?2:00 p.m. June 26?Junaluska?Mrs. Paul Sutton?2:00 p.m. 'Woman They Almost Lynched/ Lusty Screen Fare With New Slant "Woman They Almost Lynched" Is a bang-up parcel of dynamic cinema fare which takes place In a border town at the height of the Civil War. The action revolves around a lead mine which supplies the Union Army with material for war. Although the mine supplies the bluecoats and is operated by a hard-bitten Amazon woman, Nina Varela, the border city adjacent to the-mine is neutral and its citi zens intend to keep it that way even if it means stringing up a man or woman by a rope from the nearest tree. Exciting Drama Eij route from the East to live with her brother, Reed Hadley, proprietor of a bar, Joan Leslie's ' stagecoach is atttacked by Quan- : trill's Raiders, Quantrill portrayed by Brian Donlevy. The Union sol dier escort is murdered and Miss Leslie is sent on to Border City with young Jesse James, portray ed by Ben Cooper, after getting an unfavorable first look at Quan ta-ill's wflfe, Kate, ? dangerous, hard-as-nails and fast-shooting gal, enacted by Audrey Totter. In Border City, Miss Leslie is disillusioned to disco\A?r her brother is not only proprietor of a saloon, but. is drinking himself into a stupor over losing Kate Quan trill to the border renegade who kidnapped her and. forced her to marry him. Robust action hits a fast pace from here on in with Quantrlll and his gang showing Up and Kate egg ing her former fiance into a shoot ing, spree in which he is killed, in self defense, by John Lund, fore man of the lead mine and an un it reover Confederate officer. Feminine Feud s With.her brother dead. Miss Les lie takes over operation of the sa loon to pay off debts, romance de velops between the * new propri etress and Lund and a vicious feud begins between the Misses Leslie and Totter. This winds up iii a tense street' guttflght in which Miss Leslie proves to be a sharp shooter and cripples her adversary. In the fast-moving denouement, Quantrill tries tiTTnake a deal for ammunition with Lund by threat ening to expose him as a Confed erate officer. The plot blows up and Lund is forced to try a fast escape with Miss Leslie making a cover-up confession that she is an agent for the armies of the South, leading to her near lynching. Miss Totter, impressed by Joan sparing her life, figures promin ently in saving her from the lynch ing while Lund returns after the war to pursue his romance with Joan. Extensive Improvements Have Been Made At Lake Extensive improvements at the Methodist Church's southeastern | summer grounds at Lake Junaius- j ka are announced by Dr. H. G. Al len, superintendent. In addition to a $50,000 chil dren's building now under con struction, he said a new roof has been added to the lakeside audi torium, which seats 2.500, and a new apartment building compris ing 10 housekeeping units is ready for use. Two other apartment buildings, totaling 40 family units, were built within the last three years. ' _ j Xhe two principal hotels on the J I heard one speak impatiently J They have always been the per sonification of courtesy and polite ness. Sincerely, Mildred Crawford Lee. grounds, Lambuth Inn and the Ter race Hotel, have been renovated, Dr. Allen said, including a new heating and sprinkler system at Lambuth. Several new streets for summer cottages and permanent residences have been laid out. Additional space for the parking of automo biles has also been provided near the main auditorium and other buildings. The Ivey Observation Park, a new scenic point, has been com pleted near the outlet of Lake Junaluska so that visitors may see the waterfall. The park is a gift of J. B. Ivey, merchant and active Methodist layman of Charlotte, N. C., who sponsors the assembly's playground for children. The 1953 season marks the 40th anniversary of the churci assem bly, Dr. Allen said. j Book Club Meeting Postponed Until 17th A meeting of the Waynesville Book Club which was to have been held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Miss Betsey Lane Quin lan has been postponed until Wed nesday, June 17, at the home of Miss Quinlan. Want Ads CAMERAS AND PHOTOGRAPH IC SUPPLIES For Rent, Trade or Sale. See Photo Department of Kaiser's Book Store.. June 1 tf To Give Pt0J * I "II Martha Cars.n gospel ? vocalist on Nashv,lws I Grand Ole Opry radio pi will make a personal ?< J under the spon-urshiu ? Haze I wood American I Post 438 at the School Tuesday nifcht M The program will begm | There is an admission cl| Waynesville DRIVE IN THEATRE Children Under 12 Admitted FREE Show Starts At 8 P. M. MONDAY, JUNE 8 "Two Tickets To Broadway" (In Color) ' Starring TONY MARTIN JANET LEIGH # TUES. & WED., JUNE 9 & 10 "Thunder In The East" Starring * ALAN LADD DEBORAH KERR ? THURSDAY, JUNE 11. "The Mob Starring BRODERICK CRAWFORD ? FRIDAY, JUNE 12 "Up In Arms" (In Color) Starring DANNY KAYE DINAH SHORE * ?ALSO? 5 Color Cartoons M1 Hk Smoky Mtn. DRIVE-IN THEATRE "Western North Carolina's Newest." Children Under 12 Admitted FREE Show Starts At Dusk MONDAY. JUNE 8 "Stop, You're Killing Me" (In Color) Starring BRODERICK CRAWFORD CLAIRE TREVOR ? TUES. & WED., JUNE 9 & 10 "The Black Castle" Starring RICHARD GREENE BORIS KARLOFF ? TIIURS. & FRI., JUNE 11 & 12 "Meet Me At The Fair" (In Color) Starring DAN DAILEY DIANA LYNN ?ALSO? 2 Color Cartoons ? SALLY'S SALLIES i - > r-m - " -- - ?? " ? "You can tell from her hour-glass figure that it's later than she thinks." DIAL GL 6-4551 I ? MONDAY - TUESDAY. JUNE 8 - 9 m STAItllK BOB MICKEY MARILYN ' HOPE ROONEY-MAXWELL "IMAGINE BOB ft MICKEY AS M. PV*! ! SCREEN SONG ? NEWS WEDNESDAY ft THURSDAY. JUNE 10 . II AUDREY TOTTER IN "THE GUN GAL WHOSE PAS8ION8 SET THE WEST AFLAME" t I "BUCCANEEB WOODY" ? FOX NEWS mmmmmmmmmmmmmKrrzrrzz'i'.is ""' r . At Strand Monday and Tuesday Bob Hope and Mickey Rooney, as two of the most unlikely Mili tary Policemen ever pressed into service, order a W.A.C. corporal .to attention in this mirth-provoking scene from Paramount'a brand new comedy with music "Off Limits," at the Strand Theatre. Blonde and curvaceous Marilyn Maxwell is starred with Bob and Mickey in the film's laugh-loaded proceedings. Eddie Mayehoff is II ilgrwl. PflRi Theatre ProgiB MONDAY, JINEB "Pony ExpreB (In Color) I Starring H CHARLTON HESlfl RHONDA I 1 I Ml? TUES. & WED.,I JUNE 9 & 111 I "Perilous JouriB Starring VERA RALSTO? 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