Bethel Presbyterian
Church
ROUTE 3, CANTON
Archie C. Graham, Pastor
SUNDAY?
10_ a.m. ? Morning Worship,
Sermon by Mr. Graham. Subject:
' This I Believe."
11:00 a.m.?Church School. C. S.
Rollins. Supt.
7:00 p.m. ? Presbyterian Youth
Fellowship. Rosemary West, Presi
dent.
THURSDAY?
6:30 p.m.?Presbytery Men-of
the-Church rally to be at Waynes
ville Presbyterian Church.
FRIDAY?
2:00 p.m.?Women-of-the-Church
ireet.
Grace Church in the
Mountains
EPISCOPAL
The Rev. Edgar H. Goold, Rector
Nov. 1?All Saitns Day.
SUNDAY?
9:45 a.m.?Church School.
11:00 a.m. ? Holy Communion
and Sermon.
The All Saints Day Memorial Of
fering of the Woman's Auxiliary
will be received at this service.
Kenny Direction
MINNEAPOLIS (API ? Rosa
lind Russell, who portrayed Sis
ter Kenny in the -movie of that
name .has been re-elected a di
rector of the Sister Elizabeth
Kenny Foundation.
Miss Russell will serve another
3-year term on the board of the
polio-fighting foundation.
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Attendance Records Set
At All Denominations In
Crabtree Sunday Schools
By MRS. MILLARD FERGUSON
Community Reporter
Three Crabtree churches set new
Sunday School attendance records
last Sunday, and each with an at
tendance of 64. The Sunday record,
of 64 was a high mark for Finch
er's Chapel, while the same num
ber -attended Crabtree Methodist,
for a record, and the new Liberty
church in'the "Rabbit Skin" sec
tion had an attendance of 64. The
Crabtree, 3 from Iron Duff were
tendance of 161, which is an ex
cellent record.
The revival at the Crabtree Bap
tist Church closed last week. On
Sunday afternoon the Crabtree and
Iron Duff Baptist Churches came
together at Joe* Palmer's Pond for
a Baptismal Service. One from
Crabtree, 3 froom Iron Duff were
immersed.
Those attending the Bible Study
of "The Prophet Jeremiah" ipst
week in Waynesville were so inter
ested that the Adult and Young
Adult Sunday School classes of the
Crabtree M.E. Church have organ
ized a Bible study elass which will
meet every Sunday evening at 7:30
in the church sanctuary with a
rotation of teachers. Everybody* is
cordially invited to attend.
we regrei wun sympauiy iu
learn of the death of Mrs. J. Y.
Davis' mother, Mrs. Alice Gregory,
who died last week at the home of
a daughter, Mrs. Violet Payne of
Hot Springs.
We are also sorry to learn that
Bob Clemment of Maggie has been
taken to the hospital in Winston
Salem. Mrs. Clemment is the form
er Miss Helen Noland of Crabtree.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Nesbitt enter
tained with a dinner party on Fri
day evening honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Queen Meredith of Enid, Okla.
Others enjoying the hospitality
were Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Ferguson
in whose home the Merediths are
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kirkpatrick
had as their guests for the week,
their daughter, Mrs. R. D. Cole
man, Jr., and children, Robert and
Claire of Newberry. S. C. and Mr{s.
Kirkpatrick's sister, Mrs. Duncan
of Asheville.
?tfUft - JLLLMA
We are happy to learn that Mrs.
Lush Chambers of Hazelwood has
returned home much improved
from an Asheville hospital where
she has been for 4 weeks. Mrs.
Chambers is the former Miss Ger
trude Haney of Crabtree.
Relatives of Rev. and Mrs. W. F.
Ferguson have learned of their
safe arrival in Hollywood, Calif.,
where they have gone to spend the
winter with Mrs. Ferguson's sister.!
Mrs. Anne Allen. They report a ;
pleasant trip and the finding of |
Hollywood a wonderful place.
B. F. Nesbitt spent Sunday in
Asheville with his father. Mr. J.
B. Nesbitt of Fairview. who under
went a major operation on Friday
at the Mission hospital.
Joining the Methodist congrega
tion for worship on Sunday morn
ing were J H. Kirkpatrick and 1
daughter. Miss Mary Francis of
Canton and Harry Lowe of Ashe
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Davis ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Dal
vert Browning of Asheville. have
, returned from a trio through Vir
ginia. going uo the Pnrkwav Drive
to Roanoke and returning through
the Shenandoah Valley. They vis
ited "Montieello", the Mammoth
Caves and other points of interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Rav Robinson and
children of Maryville, Tenn., and
EVERY KERNEL POPS
vo you ioc* tntrgy and pup? if Iti???
uundWoio art duo to a vitamin or mlotrol
dtOdtnty, than toko Wotklnt Multivitamin
abb Mintrah Captuiat rogutorly at a tup
pltmtnt to your diat to moko tuft Mat you
got daily minimum rtguirtmtnft of mintroh
and vttomlnt far which Iht nood in humao
tutiklun hot btto tttablthtd.
Toko (ott ana captain a day . . . toch
cpptuit eontako 11 minor alt arid 10 vita
mint. lot mt toll you about my tptdal
odor on Walkint MuM
Vitomint with Mlnorab
AOVERTISID IN jfl
Warncsvillr. N.C.
Registration Cf
Motor Vehicles ,
Hits New High
Registration Director Foy In
gram of the Motor Vehicles De
partment said today that total
motor vehicle registration in North
Carolina had climbed< to a new
high.
Through October 20, Miss In
gram reported there were 1,357,
655 cars, trucks and buses on rec
ord.
This figure compared to 1,272,
975 through a comparable period
last ye^r.
As for new car registration Miss
Ingram had figures available
through September. During that
month there were 13,103 new cars
and trucks registered with the
Motor Vehicles Department, the
highest monthly total since Feb
ruary, 1951.
For the ninemonths ending Sep:
tember 30, the Registration Divi
sion has recorded a total of 82,409
passenger cars and 20.248 trucks.
For the same period in 1952 there
were 56,307 cars and 17,084 trucks
registered.
Mr. and Mrs. Furman Noland of
Fines Creek were visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Millard Ferguson during
the week end.
ft^r. and Mrs. Howard Keys and
daughter Joan of Ashevllle, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Morgan and chil
dren, and Mrs. Fannie McElroy of
Enka and Mr. and Mrs. J. Matt
Davis of Upper Crabtree were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy M.
Ferguson on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Wells and
family of Knoxville. Tenn., were
week end guests of Mr. Wells' par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wells.
Mr. Olllver, Kent of Canton was
also a vlsitdr in the Wells home
during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Ferguson
were Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Swayngim of Bryson City.
We congratulate Mrs. Wm. J.
McCreary. Sr. (Aunt Callie) on
reaching her 93th birthday which
she celebrated on Sunday, a full
account of which will be found
elsewhere in this issue. *?
Miss Ruth Ferguson who is a
student at Blanton's Business Col
lege in Asheville spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs:
Andy M. Ferguson.
We find there are still courteous
ly honest people. Op Saturday C. F.
Ferguson lost a check from the
Asheville Stock Yard in Asheville,
and before night he had a call
from a man in XsheCille that the
check had been found and would
be held for him.
Among those taking the Civil
Service examinations in Asheville
Saturday were Max Rogers. W. T.
Ferguson, Carlyle Davis and Julius
Ross.
Foods rich in protein get leath
ery when they are cooked at high
temperatures, so keep the heat
low when you are preparing dishes
with eggs and cheese in them.
THE REV. GRADY ROSS BAR
RINGER & the new minister of
the Dellwood Methodist Charge
which includes Elizabeth Chapel,
Maple Grove and Dellwood
Churches. Although Mr. Bar
ringer has assumed his duties at
the three churches, he is still
completing his seminary work at
Emory University and will move
to Havwood County alter its con
clusion in December, Mr. Barrtn
ger was bom and raised in Mt.
Pleasant and graduated from
Pfeider Junior College. He later
received his first degree from
Emory University in 1951 he/Is
24 years of age and is married to
the former Jeanne Lambert of
Mt. Pleasant. They have one
daughter, Sonya. age 2. The Bar
ringers will move to the parson
age built about 4 years ago in
Dellwood in December.
A i.! T7 !1
wperauons ramny
MIDDLETON. N. Y. (AP) ?
speaking of operations, as they
often do in the Claude Crotty
family, the Crotty daughters, Sus
an Ann, seven, and Claudia, six,
have more operations to tell a
bout than all their - friends and
relatives put together. Claudia has
just passed her sixth birthday in
Middletown Sanitorium recuperet- .
ing from her eighteenth operation.
Most of them have been operations
in a series started when she was
five days old to correct a rare de
fect. She was born with the blad
der on the outside of the abdomi
nal wall. Complicated by the fact
that. it was an open sac. Doctors
succeeded in providing a means
of closing 1ft and tuckig it into a
pocket created within thev abdo
men. That took seventeen opera
tions.
The other was a tonsillectomy.
With all that behind her. Claudia
is entering school at the first
grade.
Susan Ann, at seven, can count
one operation for each year of her
life. Hers have overcome a oral
defect.
Where Was
Willie Sutton?
SALISBURY. Mass. (AP) ? The
entire police force took the day
off for the wedding of Police Capt.
Benjamin Sturgis ?i and crime
took the day off. too.
There wasnt a single crime re
ported?'not even an accident ?
while department members attend
ed the chief's wedding to Miss
Wanda Woron of Newburyport.
State police filled in for the lotal
force.
MEDICINE SHELF CLEAN-UP
It is a good idea not to - hoard
id medicines, especially those
oncocted for someone else. Dls
ard tl)em Make sure ydu have
agential items, however, sqch as
auze and adhesive bandagets, as
irin, cotton, antiseptic, 1 ther
lometer. burn remedy and aroma
ic spirits of ammonia. \ \
REVIVE BRUSHES
Neglected paint brushes may be
brought to life by soaking them in
turpentine for a day or two.
Bristles may then be washed in
warm soapsuds and manipulated
gently with fingers or rubbed
across a small wash board.
Sober Thought
BECKLEY, W Va. (AP) _ A
member of Alcoholics Anonymous,
attending the seventh anniversary
picnic of the local chapter, was
asked what AA had done for him.
He replied: "It sure messed up
my drinking.'
cleav garden
Your garden how ,v.
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rinsed, not left d.n> ^
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the wall. This help, Z* *
each use and the rubh?
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Delicious
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