?Lancaster Exhibits
Eid Champion Show Bull
^Lrr Pat I I Section 3i
el the grand chatn
^Kid top nionev w inner in
annual >ale and show
H|>. tin We tern North
He!i'M.i Hi et del s Avmi
H,. wNC Fairgrounds in
^Eillr la<t week, was Dr.
Ha,tcr ut Wayncsvillf
^Kai brought $835
grand champion bull
bs A E Moore
H. aichased for
Hiainpiun female was en
? rdell Russell of Rob
Hid brought $500^ The
Hmuion female, was con
1
, signed by J t Holbei'i ol Horse
| Shoe.
I A total ol 59 head ol both horned
and polled Hereford-, were shown.
Of this number, 13 were bulls and
46 were heifers
Bulls averaged $359. while heil
! ers averaged $324 Total -ale aver
age was $332
Other Haywood consignoi be?
' sides Dr. Lancaster were
1 3-H Farm (Harkinsi ol Canton.
Roy S. Haynes of Clyde River
Lane Farm tpr A 1' Clinei of
Canton and Walnut Knoll Farms
(Dr. J. L. Reevesi of Canton.
Ikety Community Fair
For Saturday At Park
ford
inutd from Page 1?
"making the Indian a
citizen" by removal of
trols
nerican people have a
ty to the Indians and
it take advatage of them
c(i however, tliat he
It there are not many
ady to assume full res
at present.
d to describe his re
ic shooting in the House
Rican terrorists, Mr.
ailed the incident 'the
>ne I have ever witness
tided that he was in a
th at the time and had
1 of the event,
can tell \ou." he said.
Id War 1 veterans can
or just a quick as an.v
t'd on his opinion of the
?it Road, the congress
ned that the road is the
ity of the state, but
said that he had always been in
favor of it.
"I never have seen anyone who
was hurt by a road." he quipped.
Arrangements for Mr. Shuford's
talk before the Kiwanis Club was
made by Kimanian Oral L, Yates
Club president Hye Sheptowitch
presided at the meeting.
i
Plans are completed for a -mall
community lair to be held at the
Recreation Park Saturday after
noon and night. Everyone in the
community is asked to bring some
kind of an exhibit, farm'or garden
I products, handcrafts. canned
'goods, doners, antiques, hobby col
; lections and anything that goes to
, make up a country fair, except
livestock, and since there is no
place to care for these, they can
I not be accepted.
The fair is sponsored by the
i Oakwood Garden Club, and mem
bers will be there Saturday morn
ing to help arrange the exhibits.
All entries must be in by 12 noun,
and judging Will begin at 1 pan.
After the 'judging is completed,
the displays will be shown until
8 p.m.
Judges announced by the com
HOOT MOX! Piper for the sec
ond annual Intermountain Agri
cultural Fair at F.nka next week
is Lee Cross of Asheville, who
learned to master this dilficult
instrument by studyyig under
Piper Major William Ross of
l'diiihorough, Scotland, and by
attending the British Army Pipe
Majors School at Ldinborough
in 1950. Wearing the tartan of
Clan F.rricht Cameron, Cross ap
peared here last Saturday on the
courthouse lawn with "Pan
handle Pete" and the Sand Kill
High School Band.
(Mountaineer Photo), j
mitfee include, Mrs. A, W. Bottom?
.of the Canton Garden Club; Mis?
Jean Childers, assistant Home
Demonstration Agent; and Homer
Sink of the Farm Agent's office.
Committees named by the Gar
den Club are: Arts and crafts. Mrs.
A. ,! Trantham. Mrs. Harley
Wright; vegetablts and field crops.
Mrs. Eramk Cabe. Mrs. J. H. Clark
and Mrs Bessie Jones; hobby col
lections. Mrs. Charles Jacobs, Jr.,
Mrs. Earl Cabe; antiques, Mrs. T.
G. Murray, Mrs. Sherrell Jimison
and Wessie Wright; flowers, Lura
Wright. Mrs. Gladys Burrell: can
? ned goods. Mrs. George Wright.
Mrs. John Whitted; refreshments,
Mrs. Lloyd Parham. Sr.. and Mrs.
David Burch.
The Roekwood Woman's Society
of Christian Service met at the
home of Mrs. W. M. Williamson,
; Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hoy Rob
inson presided and led the pro-,
(gram. Mrs. John Whitted gave the1
| devotional.
The topic of the program was,
Because Jesus Cared"; and those
taking part were Mrs. W. M. Rath
jburn. Mrs. George Wright. Mrs.
j Roy Robinson, aiid Mrs. W M.
Willia mson.
f
During the business session a
report on the Seminar held at the
Beavordam church was given.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess and the meet
ing adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Rathburn in October.
I The Wesley an Service Guild of;
Ruckwood Church held the regu
lar meeting Thursday evening with
Miss Kate Williamson hostess. Mrs.
Charles Jacobs Jr., presided and
Miss Melba Willis was in charge of,
the devotional. Mrs. David Bureh
was program leader, with Miss
Williamson, and Mrs. Jacombs tak
ing part
A social hour followed and re
freshments were enjoyed.
Mis Ernest Hendrix and daugh
ter. Wanda Carroll, leave this week 1
for Chapel Hill to join Mr. Hen
drix who has entered the Univer
sity o.l North Carolina.
Hubert Itipps has returned from i
Boston. M iss., where he attended '
a convention as represehtative
from the Dayton Rubber Company.
While in Boston he visited the Rev.
and Mrs Jake B. Golden and son,
who were former residents of this
section, while Mr. Golden was ,
pastor of the Kockwood Charge. j
The WML of Oak Grove Baptist
Church met Thursday at the home
ot Mrs. Howard Dotson. Mrs. Hugh j
Early presided, and Mrs. Dotson.
led the devotions.
Mis ft M. Nix was in charge of
the program in the absence of:
Mis, Carter, the chairman. The'
topic was. A Saviour Sufficient |
For Leaders of Youth.
Those taking part were Mrs
Grady Trantham. Mr*. J, R. Sor
rells. Mrs. D. S. Cannon, Mrs.
Frank Ford, Mrs. Dotson. Mrs. Jim
SorreJK Mrs Troy Ford and Mrs. J
Nix.
A social hour was enjoyed fol-1
lowing the meeting.
The Mayas were geniuses at as
tronomy and temple building but
I reduced no practical inventions.
JUv New England churches have
steeples designed by the famous |
architect, Christopher Wren.
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