aywood Farm
lf#BOnnfd from Pw I?
i- rrcent weAj that Hay
' ,, b< en featured in
!Lr news magazine. Ir the
r,' ;wUl of Look magazine.
* ? First Methodist
!;:,. s are pictured in a
of photographs illustrating
^..ure article. "What Is a
frf-i"' 1
fv.mm.nting on their cover
, (. Boyd farm, the edi
0f progressive Farmer re
t
n,,. month's cover (made for
lthf : Carolina mountains
, p Watson i is so exquisitely
rifui that it would almost dis
harmony to say anything
? it except in poerty?as jnusi
memorable as this stanza
, -in the Highlands," by Rob
?4.11. Stevenson:
th, highlands, in the country
places.
re the old plain men have rosy
faces.
And the young fair maidens
Quiet eyes;
,re essential silence chills and
blesses
| for ever in the hill-recesses
Her more lovely music
Broods and dies.
0 mount again where erst I
haunted:
ere the old red hills are bird
enchanted.
And the low green meadows
Bright with sward;
1 when even dies ,the million
tinted, i
the night has come, and
planets glinted,
Lo the valley hollow
Lamp-bestarred!
lo dream, O to awake and
wander
re and with delight to take
and render,
Through the trance of silence,
Quiet breath!
for there, among the flowers
and grasses,
r the mightier movement
sounds and passes;
Only winds and rivers,
Life and death."
itinuous
lflagration
IILLICOTHE. Mo. (AP)?Chil
be has a fire they can't put
started in a big sawdust pile
?d an old rake factory. It's
smouldering for years and
ibly will continue for years
ime.
tf Chief Virgil Lindsey says it
I do any harm if surface de
is kept away.
ROTARY SPEAKER?A truck- |
in* industry official, Jeff B. Wil
son of Ralcich, will speak to the
WaynesvUle Rotary Club at their
regular meeting Friday at the
Town House at 1:00 p.m. using
the subject "The Farmer Takes
a Truck". Program chairman W.
S. "BUI" Ray wUl introduced the
speaker while President M. D.
"Dan" Watkins will preside.
Fines Creek Has Guest
Preacher Sunday As
New Officers Begin
By MRS. HUGH FERGUSON
Church Reporter
Fines Creek Memorial Baptist
Church has announced the Rev.
Carl Qook, pastor of the Cove
Creek Baptist Church of Jona
than Creek, as guest preacher for
the Sunday morning service at 11
a.m. Each member is asked to be
present and visitors are welcome.
Officers and teachers for the
coming year were elected last Sun
day and are as follows: Floyd
Fisher, superintendent of Sunday
School and treasurer; Joe Clark,
choir director: Mrs. Furman Nol
and, pianist; Mrs. James Carpen
ter, clerk: Joan Ferguson, secre
tary; and Reeves Rathbone, jani
tor. /
Sunday School teachers are Mrs.
Hugh Ferguson, adult class; Floyd
Fisher, also adults: Mrs. Floyd
Fisher, young people; Glenn Nol
and. young people; Miss Lura Mae
Greene, juniors; Mrs. Grover
Clarke, primary: and Mrs. Dane
Rathbone, beginners.
A highlight last Sunday was the
reading by Mrs. Dave RatRbone of
a beautiful poem which she had
composed. It was a memorable in
spiration for the entire congrega
tion.
In the famous Rosary chapel of
Santo Domingo in Puebla, Mexico,
clay tiles with angel faces a* the
motif alternate with other decora
tive tiles in the main frieze.
'Bride Of The Gorilla' Stars ,
Barbara Payton In Top Role
It was not too long ago that
blonde and lovely Barbara Paytoo
was running a modeling school In
Hollywood, appearing In pictures
whenever she could snare assign
ments. Thep she was spotted by
William Cagney. He gave her the
break of her career by casting her
as James Cagney's leading lady
in "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye".
She followed that with a top
role opposite Gregory Peck in
"Only the Valient". And now she
has completed her most recent
starring role in Jack Broder's
thriller production. "Bride of the
'Gorilla," which opens Oct. 23 at
th? Strand Theatre, through Real
art Pictures release, with a co
starring trio of noted actors in
! eluding Lon Chaney, Raymond
Burr and Tom Conway.
This pert, blonde actress, who
was born in the little town of
Cloquet. Minnesota, on November
16, 1927, enthusiastically admits
that she has one of her best stfr
ring roles to date in "Bride of
the Gorilla". In her part as a pro
fessional dancer who goes to live
on a jungle plantation, Barbara
declared recently that she is given
an opportunity to fully reveal her
acting and dancing talents.
Mildred Morgan,
Joe Rathbone
Married Oct. 13
By MRS SAM FERGUSON
Community Reporter
Mrs. Zelia Morgan of Hazelwood
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Mildred, to Mr. Joe
Rathbone. on October 13 in Green
ville, S. C. Mr. Rathbone is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rath
bone of Fines Creek. The young
Rathbooes left this week for San
Diego, Calif., where they will re
side while Mr. Rathbone is serv
ing with U. S. Navy.
The Rev. Carl Cook will be
guest preacher at Fines Creek
Memorial Baptist Church Sunday,
October 25. Be sure and come to
hear him.
Pump houses at the Fines Creek
School have been completed and
the pumps are now in operation.
The FHA District VIII Rally was
held at Lee Edwards High School,
Asheville, October 17. Those at
tending from the Fines Creek
Chapter were Joan Ferguson, Pat
sy Davis, Virginia Rathbone and
Mrs. T. D. vBrummitt, their ad
visor. Everyone enjoyed the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Holbrook
and family have returned home af
tter visiting relatives in South
Carolina and Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rogers spent
the weekend with Mr. Rogers' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rogers on
Fines Creek.
Love Moore spent the weekend
with his aunt, Mrs. Grover Kirk
patrick.
Stanley Ratnaone was in Atlan
ta last weekend for the Georgia
Tech-Auburn football game Satur
day. He stayed with his aunt, Miss
Doris Rathbone.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Holder of
Hopewell, Va.. have returned from
a weekend visit with Mrs. Holder's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Rathbone.
Mr. and Mrs. Candler Justice
and small son, Charles, have re
MORE ABOUT 1
Betty Felmet
Continued front Put 1)
Bradshaw of Crabtroe. food prepar
ation; Estalena Robinson of Thick
ety, frocen foods; Bonnie Sue Jus- i
tice of Crabtree, recreation and
rural arts; Nancy Noland of Way
nesville, home improvement; Bar
bara Ferguson of Fines Creek,
junior canning.
Both the girls and boys 4-H
winners in the county will be
guests at a district 4-H Club Rec- ,
ognitlon Day luncheon October 31
at the Battery Park Hotel in Ashe- ,
ville. District winners will be an- ,
turned to their home in San Diego, :
Calif., after spending several days
on Fines Creek with their parents, I
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rathbone
and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Justice.
Mrs. Willie Duggar and grand
son, Hugh Tommy Kirby, of Scotts
boro, Ala., are visiting relatives of
this community this week.
Friends and classmates of Harold
Wright, a former resident and stu
dent of our school, will be sorry to
hear that he is in the Haywood
County Hospital suffering from
skull fracture; He was injured in
a fall from a moving automobile.
Harold is the grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger McElroy and
family of Ashevllle visited Mr. and
Mrs. Frank McElroy last week end.
Mrs. Charles B. McCracken is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. N. C.
James in Statesville this week.
She plans to return home Friday.
Mrs. Nora Clark is visiting her
daughter Mrs. R. F. Brown this
week.
Mrs. T. H-. Rogers spent several [
days recently with her niece, Mrs.
Vance Holbrook. and together with .
the Holbrooks motored to Spartan
burg, S. C. Mrs. Rogers stayed t
there with relatives while Mr. and
Mrs. Holbrook. their children, and
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lancaster and
daughter motored on to Jackson
ville, Fla., for a visit with Mrs.
Holbrook's and Mrs. Lancaster's
brother Elmo Springs, who is sta
tioned with the Navy in Green
Cove Springs, Fla. The group re
ported a wonderful trip upon their
return, and particularly enjoyed
the many scenic spots along the
way and the many attractions of
St. Augustine.
R. C. FRANCIS, praalMBl Hay
wood County farmer, will be the
main speaker at a banquet and
installation of officers by the
North Carolina Secretaries Asso
ciation at their first btste con
vention here Friday through
Sunday.
MORE ABOUT
Secretaries
(Continued from Pace 1)
will honor their guests with a
'Moonlight" party, where Mayor J.
H. Way will welcome visiting dele
gates.
The main program will open Sat
urday morning at 9:30 and will in
clude these events:
National anthem, invocation by
Miss Betty Jo Crocker, welcome by
Dr. Boyd Owen, president of the
Chamber of Commerce; welcome by
Miss Jimmie Watts, president of
the Waynesville Secretaries chap
ter! response by Mrs. Juanita D.
Lineberger of Gastonla, and intro
duction of state officers and other
representatives.
A workshop will be conducted at
10 a.m. by Miss Juanita Ramsey
of Greensboro. Miss Margaret
Shadwick of Winston-Salem, Miss
Faye Riser of Hickory, and Miss
Katherine McGranahan of Durham.
At 11 a.m. a panel discussion on
nounced at that time.
Boys 4-H winners were announc
ed last week by Cecil Wells, as
sistant county agent.
Human Relations in the Office"
will be held by John M. Barnes of
Canton, industrial relations direc
tor of Champion Paper and Fibre
Co.; Adm. W. N. Thomas of Lake
Junaiuska. and Mrs. Doyle D. Alley
of Waynesville, secretary of the
North Carolina Park, Parkway ^and
Forest Development Commission.
David Felmet of Waynesville
will be tne principal speaker at a
luncheon from 12 until 1:30 p.m..
to be presided over by Miss Dixie
Campbell. The invocation will be
given by Rev. James H. Coleman.
In the afternoon a business ses
sion from 2 until 4:30 p.m. will
Include electton of officers, amend
ments to the by-laws and reports of
national committee members.
Afterwards, visiting delegates
will be taken on a tour of the
Waynesville area?including Mag
gie Valley. Mile High Overlook, and
Lake Junaluska.
In the evening a banquet at 7
o'clock will feature installation of
officers and a talk by R. C. Francis,
entitled "As I See It From Here."
Miss Louise Caddy will preside
over the luncheon and Miss Joy
Woody will pronounce the invoca
tion.
The convention will close Sunday
morning at a breakfast program of
special music by Mrs. Ellen Fox
Way. accompanied by Mrs. Ray
Ballard. Miss Jimmie Watts will
preside, and Rev. Malcolm Wil
liamson will give the invocation.
Miss Mary Medford, vice presi
dent of the Mountaineer chapter,
is general chairman of arrange
ments for the convention. Com
mittee memerbs are:
Registration and reception:
Louise Gaddy. chairman, and Betty
Jn Crocker; printing. Evelyn Siler,
chairman; social. Mary Sue Crock
er. chairman. Dixid Campbell and
Audrey Wyatt; business meetings,
Betty Jo Crocker, chairman, and
Jimmie Watts; meals, Rufiha
Bright, chairman, and Hazel Rob
ertson; programs, Joy Woody,
(hairman. Mary Medford and
Jimmie Watts; transportation, Pat
ty McCracken, chairman, and Joy
Woody: gifts, prize sand favors,
Mary Medford. chairman. Mary Sue
Cracker and Helen Jewel Boyd:
finance, Helen Jewel Boyd and
Louise Gaddy; publicity, Patty Mc
Cracken, chairman, and Rufina
Bright.
| R0AD UNDER |R?AD UNDER]
1 COf V STRUCT1 ONh CONSTRUCTION
1 drv ft cmruuY ii carefully :
SIGN OF THE TIMES?South Carolina, it seems, has never for
gotten I the tread of Yankee armies or the hardships of the post
war Between the State* period. The Rock Hili Evening Herald
pictorfally flinched whf-a it saw a highway sirn with the word
"reconstruction". The newspaper printed a picture (left), of the
sign and asked if it was a Yankee sign. The South Carolina High
way Department, with Rebel indignation, reacted promptly, suh.
It blott'ed out the "RE" (right). , (AP Photo).
a *
Kiwanis Club
To Observe
2nd "Birthday'
The WaynesVille Kiwanis Club
will celebrate*. 'its second anniver
sary Tuesday night with special
ceremonies a A the club's regular
meeting at Spaldon's Drive-in.
At the me Ming, attendance tabs
will be presented to those mem
bers who hajve had perfect atten
dance records for the past two
years.
At the IS lwanis meeting this
week, Prelsident-Elect Charles
Underwood (gave a report of the
recent Carolina District conven
tion at Columbia, S. C? Oct. 11-13.
Hye ' Sheptu witch, vice president
elect, gave' a history of Columbia
and cited etKcerpts from the speech
of Senaton George Smathers of
Florida, wbo addressed the Kiwan
ians.
It was reported at the conven
10 More Motorists
Given Citations,
And Passes to Fair
Ten more driving certificates,
and passes to the State Fair were
handed out this week by the High
way Patrol. The drivers were given
the awards for following the rules
of the road and the proper attitude
toward highway safety.
The ten passes were issued by *
Patrolmen W. R. Wooten and V. "E.
Bryson, who are assigned to 'the
Canton-Clyde area.
Those getting the citations in
cluded: Frank H. Leathery ^ood,
Waynesville; Marjorie Cooper , Can
ton; James Paul Murray, Canton;
Algie Rowland Leatherwood, route
one, Clyde; William Jessie Hannah,
route two, Clyde; Alic-i Medford
Burch, Clyde, route twr? Charlotte
Frances Rose, Wayne: /ville; Thad
McCoy Mullls, Lenoir, Weltion Ed
ward Williamson, As'/ievllle.
lion that the Carolin a District has
103 clubs, 10 divisions, and 7,153
members.
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wltea&ie
low PLAYING
?VRSDAY, OCT. 22
plunder
?he sun"
?"hitting adventure
? starring
llENN FORD
?ANA LYNN
?cartoon ? news
and
sports
I FRI- & SAT.,
? OCT. 23 & 24
"ofblf feature
?USH LARUE
in
?a<?e Coach
Pesa City"
plus
? ?f The Gorilla"
b also
pr?0?i a chap no. <
i of
i "secrrt code"
?Sir*
?'latin
?overs"
with
mama turner
?^hn lund
r ,vaTechnicolor
CARTOON k
Waynes ville
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Children Under 12
Admitted FREE
Show Starts At 7:00 P. M.
THURSDAY, OCT. 22
"Battle Zone"
Starring 4
JOHN HODIAK
STEPHEN McNALLY
LINDA CHRISTIAN
? ?
FRIDAY, OCT. 23
"The Boy With
Green Hair"
(In Color)
Starring
PAT O'BRIEN
ROBERT RYAN
BARBARA HALE
? ALSO ?
5 Color Cartoons
?
SATURDAY, OCT. 24
DOUBLE FEATURE
"Woman They
Almost Lynched"
Starring
JOHN LUND
BRIAN DONLEVY
?ALSO?
"White
Lightning"
Starring
STANLEY CLEMENTS
Color Cartoon
?
SUN. & MON.,
OCT. 25 & 26
"Sea Devils"
(In Color)
Starring
YVONNE DE CARLO
ROCK HUDSON
Cartoon and News
Smoky Mtn.
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Balsam Rd. Dial GL 6-5446
"Western North Carolina'!
Newest."
Children Under 12
Admitted FREE
Show Starts At 7:00.P. M.
*
THURS. & FRI.,
OCT. 22 & 23
"South Sea
Woman"
Starring
BURT LANCA8TER
VIRGINIA MAYO
? News and Cartoon ?
_ . ?
?
SATURDAY, OCT. 24
DOUBLE FEATURE
"Passage West"
(In Color)
Starring
JOHN PAYNE
ARLEEN WHELAN
?ALSO?
"Dear Brat"
Starring
MONA FREEMAN
BILLY DE WOLFE
Color Cartoon
#
SUN. & MON.,
OCT. 25 & 26
"President's
Lady"
Starring
CHARLTON HESTON
SUSAN HAYWARD
PARK
Theatre Program
THURS. & FRI.,
OCT. 22 & 23
"Ambush At
Tomahawk Gap"
'(In Color)
Starring
JOHN DEREK ?
JOHN HODIAK
?ALSO?
NEWS ? CARTOON
?
SATURDAY, OCT. 24
DOUBLE FEATURE
"The Gun Fighter"
Starring
GREGORY PECK 1
?PLUS?
"In Old Missouri"
Starring'
THE WEAVER BROTHERS
AND ELVIRA
And
ALAN LADD
?
SUN. & MON.,
OCT. 25th & 26th
"Dangerous When
Wet"
(In Color)
Starring
ESTHER WILLIAMS
FERNANDO LAMAS
?ALSO? f
News and Cartoon
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