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MRS. CLAUDE CLARK was named "Mother of the Year" on a
WHCC radio program Friday. (Photo by Hugh Norton).
Mrs. Claude Clark Named
Haywood "Mother Of Year'
DEATHS
JACK THOMPSON
Funeral services were held this
afternoon in the home for Jack
Thompson, 79, of Canton, who died
Saturday afternoon.
The Rev. Cecil Hefner officiated
and burial was in Locust Field
Cemetery at Canton.
Pallbearers were Deaver Fletch
er, Mack Mashburn, Moody Hyatt,
Henry Tatham, Wallace Jones, Lee
Matthews, Dr. H. A. Matthews, and
Oscar Brown.
Thompson, a retired farmer, was
a native and life-long resident of
Haywood County. He was the son
of the late Crawford and Lizzie
Morgan Thompson.
He is survived by a number of
nieces and nephews.
Wells Funeral Home was in
charge.
CALHOUN INFANT
Lauren Dunning Calhoun, one
week-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Calhoun, of Lake Junaluska
died in an Ashevllle hospital Fri
day.
Graveside rites were held in
Crawford Memorial Park Satur
day afternoon with the Rev. James
Y. Perry, Jr., rector of Grarce
Episcopal Cburch, officiating.
Surviving, in addition to the par
ents, are a sister, Anne Lanier;
a brother Keith Frazier; the pa
ternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Calhoun of Waynesville,
Route 3; and the maternal grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dun
ning of Summerville, S. C.
Crawford Funeral Home Was in
charge.
Canton Band
To Present
Concert Tonight
The Canton High School Band
and Chorus will present their
spring concert tonight at 8 o'clock
in the school auditorium.
The event was changed from
Tuesday night to avoid conflict with
the Champion YMCA annual meet
ing.
FARM BUREAU BOARD
TO MEET
The Haywood County Farm
Bureau Board of Directors will
meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the
Commissioner's Room at the
Courthouse.
Milk production in the United
States in the first two months of
1956 was 7 per cent above a year
earlier and seems on the way to a
new record for the year.
Mrs. Claude Clark of Fines
Creek, mother of five and grand
mother of three, was named "Moth
er of the Year" by WHCC Friday,
and was the recipient of a number
of Mother's Day gifts.
The honor came to Mrs. Clark
because she has fulfilled her func
tions as a mother, served as lunch
room cook in the Fines Creek
School, and done njost of the work
on the Clarks' 22 acre farm since
her husband lost his sight ten
years ago.
Mrs. Clark is a native of Hay
wood County and ts a member of
the Fines Creek Memorial Baptist
Church. She is active in school
and community affairs.
Her children are Mrs. Curley
Shelton who resides in Asheville;
Mrs. Roy Haynes of Lake Juna
luska; Kenneth Clark, who has
been serving in the armed forces;
Linda and Harry Clark, both of
the home and both students at
Fines Creek School.
Mrs. Haynes wrote the letter to
WHCC which won recognition for
Mrs. Clark as "Mother of the
Year".
Bookmobile
Schedule
Tuesday, May 15
JONATHAN C. - L. JUNALt'SKA
Burgin's Store 9:15- 8:30
R. W. Howell 9:45-10:00
Rock Hill School 10:15-11:00
Mrs. Ethel Boyd 11:15-11:30
Jesse Hannah ,...11:45-12:00
Orvil Shelton 12:15-12:30
Francis Wyatt ..*. 12:45- 1.-00
Junaluska Supply 1:15- 1:30
Thursday, May 17
HYDER MT. - CLYDE RD.
W. J. McCrary ? 9:15- 9:30
Willis Smith 9:40- 9:50
Irene Snyder 10:00-10:15
Annie Long 10:30-10:45
L. E. McGowan 11:00-11:15
Allan Angel 11:30-11:45
Sam Rathbone 12:00-12:20
Patton School 1:00
Friday, May 18
BALSAM RD. - ALLEN'S CR.
Allen Hyatt :...... 9:15- 9:30
Barber's Orchard 9:45-10:15
Queen's Store 10:20-10:30
Mrs. Oscar Arrington 10:45-11:00
Kay Allen _ 11:15-11:30
Jack Whitner 11:35-11:45
Aliens Creek School ... 11:50-12:15
E. K. Chambers ., .....12:30-12:45
Paul Browning 1:00- 1:15
I Ralph Rathbone 1:30- 1:45
Broiler production in 1956 is
likely to continue the long-time up
ward trend.
Rotarians Hear
Program On
Stock Market
"Inve?tment is an Individual mat
ter." Dave Bailey, stock and bond
specialist, told Rotarians here Fri
day. "There is a right stock for
every person; a stock suitable to
one person is not suitable to an
other," he said.
"It is something like going to a
doctor and asking if he has any
good medicine. A good medicine
for you might be just the opposite
what the next patient needs." he
said in making the comparison.
In the same line of thinking, he
warned against "self appraisal" of
stocks by an individual. "Get the
asistance of experts, the same as
when you find an operation is need
ed you seek a specialist, and do
not try to perform the operation
yourself. This is the age of spe
cialists and research."
Bailey said that if the high level
of business continues, that it will
be necessary to raise billions of
capital for expansion purposes.
"Business today "is too big for
one or two indivduals to under
write," he said.
Many people do not understand
market fluctuations, the speaker
said. He gave an illustration of
posting the market price of your
home daily, and said the difference
of the daily price would be far
greater than the stock market. "Th^
stock market is far tamer 'han the
price of your home." he continued.
He cited many terms, and condi
tions which must be met for per
sons to operate on the New York
Stock Exchange. He defined terms
fiequently used in the stork mar
kit, and spent some time in a ques
tion and answer period.
Pressley Member Of
Command Honor Guard
MUNICH, Germany ? Pvt. Ern
est W. Pressley, 24, son of Ernest
D. Pressley of Canton, is a mem
ber of the Southern Area Com
mand Honor Guard in Germany.
Members of the honor guard
compete for the job and perform
at all official functions.
Pressley, who also plays the
trumpet in the 30th Army Band,
arrived in Europe in February.
1955.
The 1954 Eastern Kentucky 1
State College graduate entered
the Army in September, 1954 and
completed basic training at Fort
Jaekson. S. C. His wife, Janice, is
with him in Germany.
Nothing Sells Like
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OVER THE WALL ON WAL|, STREET went this 1955 Buirk Fri
day morning. Owner Frank Prnland told Patrolman James Turner
that he parked his car. went in his place of business, and found
the vehicle half way over the wall when he returned. No damate
was done by the accident. (Mountaineer Photo).
NaturalistProgram
Events Announced
Naturalist talks and trips in the
Great Smoky Mountains National
fark continue this month under
he sponsorship of the National
'ark Service. All events are open
o the public, and no registration
j necessary. Planned for the
coming week are the following:
Monday, illustrated talk on "Ex
>loring Our National Parks," 8:19
>.m.. Greystone Playhouse, Gat
linburg.
Tuesday, nature walk, starting 9
?.m. from Park Headquarters
building.
Wednesday, 21ti-mile hike tu
Laurel Kalis starting 9 a.m. from
Kighting Creek Gap.
Thursday, illustrated talk on
"Rears and Other Animals in the
Great Smoky Mountains National
Park," 8:15 p.m., Andy Huff House,
Gatlinburg.
Kriday, 4'/5-mile hike to Alum
Cave Bluffs starting 9 a.m. from
Alum Cave Parking Area. Bring
lunch.
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