M. t. GAMBRELL. maiuirr of I
the Southern BeM Telephone ?
Telegraph Company In Header- ?
aonrllle, la being sponsored by
the Hendersoorlile Kiwania Clnb <
for diatrict governor of the Car* <
oUnaa diatrict of KiwanU inter- <
national for the year 1?67 at the
diatrict convention to be held
In October in Charleston, South ,
. Carolina.
CP&L Adds Plant
To Match Growth
Carolina Power ii Light Com
pany plant to spend $119,000,000
within the next Ave years to ex
pand tta facilities, its president told
stockholders at their annual meet
. Ing here today.
Louis V. Sutton. CPAL presi
dent, said the heavy construction
budget was planned "in anticipa
tion of continued growth in the ,
Carolina*." He stated that the rate
of recent growth within the area i
served by the company exceeded i
the national average. i
Increased taxes constituted one
of the major problems. Sutton add- 1
ed. He said taxes last year took I
"more than twice" what the stock- 1
holders received in dividends, or 1
23.8 cents of every dollar of gross
revenue.
The stockholders re-elected the i
same directors, who In turn re- i
elected the company's officers
Orchardmen
Plan Meeting
Here Tuesday
The first organizational meeting
>f the reorganized Haywood Coun
y Apple Producers Association
*111 be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
it the East Waynesvllle School
:afeterla, according to H. J. Slngle
ary, association president.
Mr. Stngletary announced: "At
his meeting we will approve our
>y-laws, and plan the year's ad
'ertlsing and promotional work,
line* we had no crop last year,
ipplcs from other areas are com
ng Into this?and to compete with
his. we mutt do a lot of adver
ting."
Mr. Stngletary Invited all per
ions interested in the county's
ipple Industry to attend the meet
ng Tuesday.
Special Health
Conference Set
Tuesday Morning
A special health conference,
sponsored by the Haywood Coun
ty Health Department In cooper
ation with the County Medical So
ciety. the State Board of Health
and Home Demonstration Clubs of
the county, will be held at the
County Health Center Tuesday,
beginning at 9 a.m.
Representatives of the State
Board of Health and the County
Medical Society are expected to
attend, and discuss with health
leaders of the various Home Dem
onstration Clubs, plans for con
ducting health surveys in the fight
against tuberculosis.
Volunteer workers from these
organizations have been assisting
in the chest X-ray program in the
county, and they will bg called up
on when the units are again set up.
The United States produces as
much cotton on 29 million acres as
was produced on 40 million acres
19 years ago.
CHRISTY RRAMLRTTE
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NEAL KELLY
MARY KAY PHILLIPS
AVA JEAN HENSON
VIDA LEE GREEN
BARBARA JONES
HONOR STUDENTS of the 1956 Bethel High
School senior class, chosen on the basis of having
an A average on scholarship, cooperation,
courtesy, dependability, Industrtousneaa, initia
tive, leadership, maturity, personal appearance,
and sell-control, are: Christy Bramlette, son of
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Bramlette of Route 2, Canton;
who plans to enter Wake Forest College in Sep
tember; Vida Lee Green, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Green, Route 2, Canton, who will enter
Berea College in Kentucky; Ava Jean Henson.
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Henson, Route
2, Cauton, who will enter nursing school at North
Carolina Baptist Hospital; Barbara Jones, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jones, Route 2, Can
ton. who will enter Blanton's Business College;
Neal Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Kelly,
Route 3. Waynesville, who will enter the Univer
sity of North Carolina on a Morehead scholarship,
and Mary Kay Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Phillips of Route 2, Canton.
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Pvt. Frank J. Bradley
Finishes His Training
FORT KNOX, KY. ? Pvt. Frank
J. Bradley, son of Mr. and Mrs
Roy Bradley, Route 2, Waynesville.
recently completed ten weeks of
advanced Individual training un
der the packet platoon system at
the Army's Armor Training Cen
ter, Fort Knox, Ky.
Bradley was trained to drive the
Army's medium tank. He passed
the M and .56 caliber machine
gun proficiency tests and qualified
as a gunner in the firing of the 90
mm. tank gun.
Under the packet platoon sys
tem of training, each trainee be
comes a permanent member of a
tank crew.
Bradley attended Waynesville
High School before entering the
Army. He completed basic training
at Fort Jackson, S. C.
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY
The undersigned, having quali
fied as administrator of the Estate
of R. C. Howell, deceased, late of
Haywood County, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
administrator for said estate, Mr
Robert Brown, Cullowhee, North
Carolina, on or before the 17th day
of May. 1957, or thla notice will be
pleaded in bar o# their recovery. -I
This the 17th day of May, 1956.
ROBERT BROWN
Administrator.
12657?M 21-28 J 4-11-18-25
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Annual VFW Folk Festival i
Set At Canton July 12-14 '
The ninth annual Canton VTW -
rolk Festival wUl be held at the
Canton High School stadium (or in J
he auditorium in the event of bad
veather) the nights of July IX. 13,
ind 14, It has been announced by 1
3. C. Poindexter, director.
1 The program will be divided Into
slementary, Junior, and senior dlvi- 1
dons. Contests to be held for c
'roups and individuals will include ]
iquare dancing, buck dancing, tap j
lancing, acrobatic dancing, string <
Band, Addling, banjo picking, sing- <
Ing (group, quartet, trio, duet, solo, J
etc.), and beauty contests. Winners |
In each event will be award
ed prise*. ,
Square dancing events will be (
divided into four divisions: senior \
clog, senior smooth. Junior (school |
grades 7-12) an delementary (school ,
grades 1-6). .
String bands will be available
for dance teams who do not have
I hale mm M...1. L..1
nivu wwii iiiusiu, uui uinvers are
asked to make arrangements for
accompaniment with Mr. Polndex
ter instead of the individual bands.
Entertainers who plan to par
ticipate in the folk festival are urg
ed to contact Mr. Poindexter as
soon as possible.
The annual event is under spon
sorship of the Edwards-Clark-Mes
ser Post No. 8198, Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
Girl Interest
BRIGHTON, Colo. (AP) ? Even
the defendant, Robert Mark Dear
min, smiled at the exchange be
tween a defense attorney and a
psychiatrist at hislrial on murder
charges.
"In your examination of this
boy," asked attorney Richard
Simon, "did be tell you he was
once in trouble for stealing girls'
panties from a clothesline and tak
ing them hoane and stuffing them
in his football?"
"Yes," replied Dr. Charles A.
Rymer.
"What does that indicate?"
Simon asked.
"An interest in girls' panties."
Dr. Rymer answered.
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Marshals Are Selected
n
\t Crabtree-lron Duff j.
The Marshal*'for Crabtree-lron j
Juff High School have been select- s
?d a* follows: A. L. Matthews and t
dary Sue McCracken from the 1
unlor class, Wilson Kirkpatrick
ind Peggy Ferguson from the soph- v
more class, Terry Rogers and <
Ferry Crawford from the freshman
Froup.
The marshals are chosen because '
if their rank in the class. The two
people in each class who have made
the highest scholastic {narks during 1
the year serve as ushers at the 1
various high school commencement '
programs.
rhree Waynosville
ften Completing
Recruit Training
Luther O. Duckett, son of Nor
ian W. Duckett of Route 4, Wil
iam B. Rathbone, son of Mrs. Flor
nce Smith, and Douglas D. Par
on, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C.
'art on; all of Waynesville, were
cheduled to graduate from recruit
raining Saturday at the Naval
rraining Center, Great Lakes, 111.
Following two weeks' leave, they
vill be assigned to shipboard duties
>r service schools.
[n The Right Place
DALLAS (AP) ? A 65-year-old
nan reported to police that he was
obbed of $10 and officers had Ut
ile trouble in arresting the suspect.
Soth men were in the county jail
when the robbery occurred.
1941
CHEVROLET
FREE
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 1st
EVERY PERSON WHO MAKES
A PURCHASE OF $50.00
OR MORE IS ELIGIBLE
TO PARTICIPATE!
INQUIRE TODAY AT
BRYSON & HARRELL
MOTOR SALES
REX MESSER
Candidate For The
Board off Education off the
Crabtree-lron Duff District
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING QUALIFICATIONS
FOR THE VOTERS' CONSIDERATION:
? Native son of Haywood County.
? Life-long Democrat.
? Veteran of World War II.
? Active in Church Work.
? Actively participates in the Community Development Program.
I
? Member of the Woodmen of the World and of the D.A.V.
(
? Occupation ie carpentry and farming.
? Former School Committeeman of Crabtree-Iron Duff.
? Not led by any political organization.
P Main platform ia the aim for better school*.
CONSIDER THESE QUALIFICATIONS AND THEN VOTE FOR
REX MESSER. YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
? ? - ? -IN |KX
? Your vote and sup
port for my re-election, ,
subject to the Demo
cratic primary, will be
sincerely appreciated.
L. Y. "Stag" Ballentine
for
9
Commissioner of Agriculture
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