* DEMOCRATS of the area mthrrrd at Oueen'a Farm Saturday
night to make plana for thr district roily, OctolM-r 2. Shown here,
- From left: Bryan Medford. tax supervisor; latranzo Smothers,
chairman county executive committee; Representative Jerry Hog
ers; Solicitor Thad D. Brywn; Brandon Hodges, former state
treasurer; Faraday Green, chairman of commissioners; Frank Med
ford. commissioner, and Richard Quern, co-host and secretary to
Congressman Shuford. (Mountaineer Photo).
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ville, Clyde and Hazel wood:
"In fact, the entire area of Hay
wood County would cooperate in
making their facilities available,"
he said.
The date for this Conference
probably will be sometime between
the 14th and the 24th of June.
Mr. Fowler pointed out that
there exists the finest relationship
between the Methodist Assembly
and all the peoples of Haywood
County, courtesies and repsonsibil
ities being mutually reciprocated.
The definite date of the annual
Conference will be settled,when
the Bishop and the new cabinet
holds its first session October 11
and 12.
Death Valley in Inyo, Calif., is
280 feet below sea level.
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2 Injured
lUatiHed from Put I)
2, was dismissed after treatment
for cuU on face, held and neck.
Creasman was a passenger in a
1941 Chevrolet driven by Homer
Everett Hooper, 21, of Route 2.
The Hooper car was hit by Miss
Pressley's 1951 Mercury, as they
met on a curve. According to
Patrolman Wooten, Miss Pressley
was well on the wrong side of the
12-foot paving. Hooper swerved
to the shoulder, but his car was
: struck anyhow.
The officer estimated damages
to the Mercury at $500. Damage
to the Chevrolet was estimated at
$150.
Miss Pressley will be charged
with operating a motor vehicle on
the wrong side of the highway, the
officer said.
"The Goat Man" was the indirect
cause of an accident on the four
lane highway east of Clyde at 9:30
am. Sunday.
Cpl. Prttchard H. Smith said
that Clyde McKinley Blythe. 61, of
Canton was attempting to make a
left turn from the outside lane
when his car was struck from the
rear by another vehicle driven by
Bobby Gene Early of Route 1,
Swannanoa.
Neither driver was injure but
Blythe was cnarged with making
an improper turn and Early with
following too closely. Damages
were estimated at $500 to each car.
Blyihe told Cpl. Smith that he
was making a left turn off the
highway to drive up on the knoll
where the Goat Man was making
a stop.
The intersection of old Highway
19 and the Crabtree road was the
scene of another accident at 8:05
p.m. Sunday when a 1941 Dodge
Driven by Alvin Moody of Canton
collided with a 1951 Plymouth
driven by Paul Gass of Sylva.
Moody stopped his car to pick up
a passenger and was struck from
the rear by Gass' car.
No charges were made in the
accident, which occurred during a
heavy rain. Damages were put at
570 to Gass' car and $50 to Moody's
car.
Rev. Paul Mull
Revival Speaker
At Green Valley
A series of revival services Is be
ing held at the Green Valley Bap
tist Church.
The Rev. Paul Mull, pastor of
the Barberville Baptist Church,
will be the speaker at the services
each evening.
The services commence each
evening at 7:30 o'clock and the
pastor, the Rev. George Mehaffey.
invites the public to attend.
THE THOUGHTS of a faH victory for the Democrats brought
broad smiles on the faces of Jodie Dan K. Mistre, left, and Sen
ator William Medford as they attended the county rally Saturday
Bight at Queen's Farm. (Mountaineer Photo).
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tton Two numbers will be pre
sented by a choral group under the
direction of Charles Isley, one of
Wtfclch will be "Old Hay wood 1 Love
Tfcee," composed by Miss Margaret
Su-ingflcld.
Dave Felmet is head of the in
vitation committee whirh i* rom
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posed of Mrs. VV F. Swift, Mrs T.
Lenoir (Iwyn. Charles Kay, and
Mary Cornwell.
Other committees are. Program.
Miss Mary Cornwell, Mrs. Bill ITe
vost, Charles Rav, and W. C". Ituss,
finance, .1 A Prevost and .1 II
Woody; luncheon, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A I'revost, Mrs J. II Woody, and
Miss Joy Woody; and placement,
Ned Tucker and Ken Fry.
A full day's program has been
planned for the entertainment uf
the visitors.
Bookmobile
Schedule
Tuesday, Sept. 25
MORNING STAR-WEST CANTON
Quay Sinalhers 1:45- 9:00
Jack Chambers 9:15- 9:30
Wilson's Store 9:45-10:00
Finloy Cook 10.15-10:30
S L. Khodarmer 10:45-11:00
B. M. Slamey 11:15-11 30
Smathers Dairy 11:45-12:00
Watt's Store 12 30-12:45
Cromer CrLsp 1:00- 1:30
Friday, Sept. 28
FINES CREEK-PANTHER CREEK
Trantham's Store 9:00- 9:15
Francis Rogers 9:30-10:00
II. I.. Rathbone 10:15-10:25
R. G Rathbone 10:30-10:40
C. H McElreath 10:45-11:00
Paul Ferguson 11:15-11:30
Huby Arlington 12:00-12:15
John Finchcr 12:30-12:45
Floyd Green 1:00- 1:15
Dewey Davis 1:30- 1:45
Presbyterian Pastor Is
In Atlanta For Services
The Rev. Calvin Thielman. pastor
of the Wayneivlfle Presbyterian
Church, is spending this week in
Atlanta where he is conducting a
series of services at the Ingle
side Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Thielman was accompanied
to Atlanta by Joe Emerson Rose,
nationally known singer, who is in
charge of music for the services.
Clayton Bell, ministerial student
at Columbia Seminary and broth
er-in-law of Billy Graham, filled
the pulpit at the church here yes
terday morning.
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J. W. FOWLER, Jr.
SUPERINTENDENT
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TO OUR FRIENDS IN
HAYWOOD COUNTY
PLEASE,
EDWIN L. JONES
PRESIDENT. TRUSTEES
ACCEPT OUR SINCERE THANKS
FOR THE COOPERATION GIVEN
LAKE JUNALUSKA ASSEMBLY
THIS SEASON!
The 1956 season at Lake Junaluska has been by far the best in the 44-year history of
the Assembly. Far more people visited the Assembly during the longest season we have ever
held, and more countries and states were represented.
It was through the cooperation of everyone that we were able to take care of the large
groups ? The Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference in July, and the World Methodist Con
ference in August and September.
The citizens of Haywood cooperated 100 per cent with us in seeing that everyone was
comfortably housed, and given delicious food.
The helpfulness of our neighbors in Haywood has enabled us to bring the Western North
Carolina Conference here next June, marking the beginning of another banner season. There
will be more than 1300 registered delegates plus many other visitors.
Our sincere thanks are given to everyone for your assistance. This spirit of unity will
mean greater things for the entire county.
We reciprocate your courtesies with genuine gratitude.
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WORLD METHODIST COUNCIL
REAL ESTATE For SALE
ACREAGE
190 ACRES 175 ACRES OR MORE
WELL-WATERED. GOOD WILDING SITES ;o MILES EROM ASHEVILLE. 32 MILES
IIIGII ALTITUDE. 12 MILES EROM EROM WAYNKSVIl.LE. PLENTY OF
WAYNESVILLE. SPRINGS AND BUILDING SITES.
$15,000.00 $55.00 PER ACRE
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100 ACRES 49 ACRES
WITHIN ft MILES OE WAYNESVILLE.
1 MILES EROM WAYNESVILLE. SMALL 1 i MILE OE JUNA1.USKA. 1500 FT.
APPLE ORCHARD. BEAUTIFUL VIEWS, FRONTAGE. ON U, S. 19. LIES WELL FOR
GOOD BUILDING SITES. BUILDING. SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVIDING
OR FARMING.
$8-500.00 $750.00 PER ACRE
FARMS
28 ACRES 29 ACRES
CRUSO SECTON. NICE 3-BEDKOOM FINES CREEK. I LEVEL ACRES. 4-ROOM
HOUSE. GARGAGE APARTMENT. TENANT HOUSE. 6/10 TOBACCO ALLOTMENT.
HOUSE. LEVEL LAND. 1 ACRE LAKE. *????? WORTH OF OLD BRICKS.
PLENTY OF WATER.
$18,000.00 $0,000.00
ALL YEAR - ROUND HOMES - LAKE JUNALUSKA
I SEVEN ROOMS | SIX ROOMS I
2 BATHS. LAKESHORE DRIVE 3 BATHS. BASEMENT. Jl'ST COMPLETED.
BASEMENT. ON I.AKESIIORE DRIVE.
$24,000.00 $25,000.00
TEN ROOMS SEVEN ROOMS
LARGE SLEEPING PORt IE ON LAKE- I'CRNIKIIKI) ** SERVANTS* ROOMS
SHORE DRIVE, CLOSE TO ALL CENTERS RN1SHED. - SERVANTS ROOMS.
OF ACTIVITV. IDEAL FOR HOME AND I BATIIS. LARGE LOT. LITTLETON ROAD.
SUMMER GUESTS.
$20,000.00 $30,000.00
INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Main Street Apartment House Masonry Bldg.
FOR SALE Concrete Floors
BUILDING , 7.000 So. Kt.
22 Vt Ft. Frontage First Class Condition and ?0 * 215. U.S. 19A-2J Near
JL. Well-Located. Junaluska. Good Plant Location.
{ $15,750.00 | $40,000.00 | $28.500.00
? FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT ?
CAROLINA MUTUAL
INS. & REAL ESTATE AGENCY
283 N. MAIN STREET DIAL GL 6-5411