Canton High Campus Cuffnotes By Patty Morgan The Christian Youth Organiza tion, known to the atudents as The C.Y.O. has itarted a p-ayer At each meeting aorne church leader ia invited to apeak and roundtable discussions are held, the C Y.O. has started a prayer meeting every Sunday night after church for all youth who wish to pray and talk with God. These meetings have been an inspiration to all who have attended. There It a wonderful feeling of peace, happiness, and contentment after ?ach meeting for everyone. The C.Y.O. and the prayer meeting are the most wonderful things that have happened to CHS. Every school should have a C.Y.O. and its functions. We actually survived those hor rible exams and then the results which are on a little piece of paper, known to all as repoft cards. Now, all can turn over a fresh leaf and ?tart a new semester of struggle. This week the polio drive is in full swing. We hope to collect a generous amount for such a worthy cause. The Black Bear boy* beat Crab tree and Brevard last week. The girls were not quit* as lucky, but came out with one loss to Crab tree and one victory over Brevard. The girls have certainly Improved and we are behind them one hun dred per cent. This Friday we play host to Asheville School. The soccer team has done fine this year with two wins over Bethel. They meet Asheville School on Friday. Representatives from our Jun ior Achievement Companies have just returned from Birmingham. Alabama, where they attended a conference with companies from all over the southeastern United States represented. The compan ies attended discussion groups, visited the T.C.I, steel mills, and enjoyed the entertainment provid ed while in Birmingham. CHS was represented by George Free man. Ralph Stiles. Reeves Reeves, Bobby Edwards. Jimmy Hegler and Mickey Anderson from Progres sive Achievement and Pat Cody from Novelty Troy Company The group had a wonderful time. CHS i* proud to have Diane Thomason and Drayton Shull as representative* for the All State Band. Diane plays first seat cor net and trumpet and Drayton plays first seat oboe. Congratulations, girls! Just keep in mind that. "The measure of a man's life is the well spending of It. and not the length." Toothy Caste SAN DIEGO, Calif. <AP) - - Of the eight municipal court judge*, the one to wty>m a $150 suit over a aet of dentures was assigned is named Judge Jim Toothtaki r. Francis Cove Personals Are Reproted By MRS. RHODA KICK MAN ComMnitjr Reporter Miss Ruth Helen Boone has re turned to High Point College, where she is a freshman, after spending several days with her parents, Mr and Mrs. R. H. Boone. ? x Mrs. Vincent McElroy Is a pa tient in the Haywood County Hos pital, having undergone surgery. Mrs. Henry Francis and Mrs. Clinton McElroy visited Mrs. Francis1 son and daughter-in-law. Mr and Mrs. James Francis, at Mt. Olive last week. Oscar Hedrick is in Richmond, Va. visiting his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy King. Mrs. W K. Boone, who has been ill for several days, is improving. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Holbrook, of Albermarle, were weekend guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pink Francis. The C D.P. wil hold a regular meeting at the church tonight at 7.30 o'clock. WNCAC To Meet Tues. For Quarterly Session The quarterly meeting of the Western North Carolina Associated Communities, will he held at Cul lowhee Tuesday. January 31. Beekman Huger, Canton, is pres ident. and will preside over the meeting and board of directors, which will meet prior to the gen eral meeting. W. Curtis Ruas, Waynesville, is a director of the organization. Since 1900 the percentage of older people?over 69 years of age ?has doubled in the United States, says the U? S. Census Bureau. 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