Catamounts, Mountaineers
Meet Saturday At Asheville
With the sweet taste of victory,
the Western Carolina Catamounts
are busily preparing for their first (
conference encounter of the 1956
season, as they meet up with the '
highly touted Appalachian Moun
taineers in the mythical Western
North Carolina Championship, this
Saturday night.
Tte two teams will clash before
an estimated 7,500 persons in Ashe
ville's Memori.l Stadium, and
many of the fans will be on hand
to see the "rejuvenated" Cata
mounts under their new head men
tor. Dan Robinson.
Robinson made his debut in the
college coaching ranks last Sat
urday night when the Western
Catamounts dumped a fighting Car
son-Newman eleven by the score
of 19-13
Fans have been buzzing all week
about the fine display put on last
week by the Western gridders. And
they have plenty to talk about!
Each of the four starting backs for
tha Catamounts averaged aver
four yards per carry. Buddy Rec
tor led the fleet-footed backs with
an 6.71 average, while Tommy
Lewis was right on his heels with
5.8 yards per carry. Rip Perry
Phrfved up 4 43 and Tally William
' the pigskin for an aver
All-Girl Choir
Presents Program
At Maggie Church
MRS. C. L. BRADLEY
Community Reporter
A large crowd attended the
Homecoming Day held Sunday at
the Peach Tree Methodist Church.
Dinner was served on the ground
at noon; and the all-girl choir from
the Olivet Baptist Church sang in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Bradley was hostess
last week at her home on Moody
Farm Road at a party for her
daughter Jane, who celebrated her
ninth birthday. Guests included i
Sandra Setzer, Judy Setzer, Selma
Grasty. Don Grasty, Larry Valen
tine, Ricky Ferguson, Tommy
Ferguson, Sammy Ferguson, Wayne
Ferguson, Roger Ferguson. Eddie
Ferguson, Sammy Moody, Jack
Cherry, Jill Cherry. Vicky Roveano,
Nancy Sales. Hollis Grant, Henri
etta Sisk, Jerry Ferguson, Joe
Moody, Micky Henry. Patsy Carver,
Douglas Bradley and Robert Brad
ley.
Those who assisted in serving
were Mrs. June Setzer, Mrs.
Charles Ferguson, Mrs. Ned Moody
and Mrs. Tom Grasty.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sutton
of Bridgeton. N. J., have been visit
ing Mr. Sutton's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Sutton.
PFC Luther Sutton is at home
011 a furlough, visiting friends and
relatives. He is stationed at Camp
Lee, Va.
Grace Church Sets
SS Training Class
Grace Episcopal Church will be
host Monday to a meeting of the
Department of Christian Education
of the Diocese of Western North
Carolina. Purpose of the session,
which is one of four scheduled in
the diocese during the week, is to
train Sunday School teachers.
Leader for the meetings is Miss
Lynette Gieseeke of the Leader
shu^Training Division of the Na
ti^B Department of Christian
Ed^Ktion of the Church.
The Rev. James y. Perry. Jr..
rector of Grace Church, is chair
man of the Diocesan department.
Brooklyn Dodger bullpen coach,
Joe Becker, waves a towel to signal
Dodger base runners that a batted
ball will hit the right field wall.
The bullpen is close to the Ebbets
Field wall.
Want Ads
ANNOUNCING the opening of
Frady's "66" Service, Main
Street, Waynesviile, next to the
First National Bank. J. L. Frady,
operator. S 20-24
THEY'RE HERE WHERE ARE
YOU?'.'? Dozens of BRAND NEW
1957 MOB1LEHOMES and a
huge stock of late model used
trailers at LOW LOW RIMER
prices. HOW'S THIS? NEW 28
ft., tub, and shower, deluxe
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per month; or a Big Boy, two
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That- at VO\I 'H3IMIH
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S. C. Hwy 29 V S 20
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Good posture is a cook's best ^
friend: it helps to prevent fatigue!
So don't stoop, slump or bend over j
those kitchen tasks.
Reynolds Plays At Home Tonight
The Reynolds High Tigers of
Canton will open their home sea
son tonight against Mornlngside
High School of Statesville with a
game at Canton Memorial Stadium.
The kickoff will be at 8 p.m.
The game at Ca.iton tonight will
be the second one of the season ?
for both teams. Last week Rey- t
nolds lost to Olive Hill of Morgan- i
ton, while Statesville bowed to
West Charlotte High.
Reynolds has been drilling hard |
ill week under Coach W. J. Eggels
on to correct the mistakes made
n the opyiing game.
Use Mountaineer Want Ads
High Soco Brochure
Now Being Distributed
A three-color photograph of the <
Plott Balsams appears on the cov- ,
er of a six-page brochure now be
ing distributed in connection with
the promotion of High Soco, sum
mer residential development near
Soco Gap. Half a dozen views of
familiar scenes In th? Waynesvlllc
ire* com POM the back cover.
High Sooo It an 830-acre tract
awned by the Davey Tree Expert
Company, which offers land for
residential building and for future
development of a hotel, dude ranch
and service business section.
Want Ada bring quick resolta.
Former Columbia football players
Dr. John Bate man and Joe Stan
eryk, are assisting Lion coach Lou
Little. Other Columbia aids are
Lou DeFilippo of Fordham, Kelly
Mote of Duke and Walter Schlink
man of Texas Tech.
Jockey Johnny Longden is riding
for his 30th consecutive year. H-s
is 46 years old.
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