National Magazine FeaturesNorth Carolina's /Mr. Fair'
I
.'A North Carolina agricultural
leader and businessman, Dr. J. S. j
Dorton, manager of the N. C. State :
Fair, U the subject of an lllustrat- j
ed article in the September issue
of Farm Journal, the nation's big
gest farm magazine, circulation
wise
Dorton. a veterinarian by pro
fession. has been actively manag
ing the huge North Carolina State
Fair for the past 18 years lie also j
manages the Cleveland County
Fair, which he originated 33 years
ADMINISTRATOR NOT1CR
Having qualified n- Vdininistra
tor of the estate of J R Davis, de
ceased, late of Has wood County,
North Carolina this is to notify
?ll persons having claim* against I
the estate of said deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned at
Waynesviile. North Caioliria on or
bei tore the 7th day of September.!
1OT7 or this notice wlJI bt' pleaded
ill bar of their recovery. All per- j
sons indebted to said estate will '
pltase make immediate payment 1
This the 6th day of September. '
t&Je
GROVER C. DAVIS,
Administrator of the Estate of 1
J. R. Davis, deceased. ) I
3d?8?S 10-17-21 O 1-8-15 <
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By I)R. J. S. DOKTON
igo, and Is president of the South
;rn States Fair in Charlotte, which
te organized in 1939, Mis home is i
Shelby,
In the article, which is present* {
?d along with eight State Fair
photographs, six of them in full
?olor, the genial fair manager re
veals some of the secrets of his
unusual job and offers tips on en
joying and getting the most out .of
iny fair. Written in the lighter
vein, the story is entitled "Why I
Get a Kick out of Fairs".
The amusing and Interesting
aiticle carried an important mes
sage however, even though it re
counts many varied personal ex
perience;! of the North Carolinian
The message: come to the fair and
enjoy yourself, but don't forget
that the real purpose of any fair
is to educate you a little, to bring
you up to date on the world
around you "What we are really
off. ring is newt, information,
education." says Dorton in the
article.
Here are ? few lips on getting
the most out of the N, C. Stat>>
Fair. October 16 through 20, or any
fair for that mattei, as listed by
Dorton:
I. Bring the whole family and
prepare to spend several days. Yog
simply can't see it all?the educa-j
tional, scientific and industrial ?x-j
hibits ? in one day. And It's an
easy way to bring yourself up to
date on the big world around.
2 Be careful with your money
?don't go for risky games where
the odds are on the other side.
3. Bring the youngsters, let
them try the rides. They are care
fully checked for safety every day.
There are even miniature rides for
the very small children at most
larger fairs.
4 Decide on a meeting place
on the fairgrounds In advance and
feet together there every hour or
so You'll feel easier and no one
will get lost
"You'll find every vcar that we're |
presenting new accomplishments
Along with the high-ho and fun.
we'ro offering new ideas on farm
ing and farm living. You see, we're
always trying to teach That ? our >
real pitch'. The races, shows, os-!
triches are just the come-on," con-;
eludes Dorton'.
Spelling Miseue
SPOKANE. Wash <AI?i ? When
the Odd Follows and their ladies
came to town for their state con- I
volition, a big banner across a
downtown street greeted them:
"Welcome. Odd Fellows and Re
beccas!"
Only one thing wrong. They
were <and are/ Rebekahs.
School Board
Conference Set
At WCC Opt. 3
The Western district conference
of the North Carolina School!
Boards Association will meet at
Western Carolina College i n Wed
nesday. October 3. it has been an
nounced by Chairman W B Har
rill
The theme for this year's con
ference is "Preserving, Strength
ening and Improving our Public
Schools".
Robert E. Giles of Raleigh, assist
ant attorney-general, will deliver
the afternoon address.
Senator William Medford of
Waynesville will speak at the ban
quet, which is to be held in Mc
Kee School cafeteria at 6 p.m.
Harrill said that registration will
begin at 2 p.m. in the lobby of
Hunter Library, and the first gen
eral session is scheduled for 2:30 in
the gallery.
Group discussions will be led by
Mrs. Don R Printz of Ashevilie,
James T. Fain of Hendersonvilie.
and Robert Barnes of Candler.
These discussions will cover the
legislative program of the NCSBA.
and individual responsibility in
JOHN SMILEY, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John II. Smiley of Ninevah
and a 1956 graduate of Waynes
ville Township High School, is
now attending the airman funda
mentals school at the Naval Air
Technical Training Center at
Norman, Oklahoma.
,,
preserving the public schools.
The conference is designed prim
arily for school board members and
committeemen, and school officials
However, any interested citizen?
will be welcomed for the genera
meetings.
'Safety Pays
In All Ways' ;
By RUTH CURRENT
State Home Demonstration Agent
"SAFETY PAYS IN ALL >
WAYS" ? The National Safety i
Council says to respect pitch
forks. Never throw a pitchfork
and put it where you will not fall 1
on it, or step on it- Store it safe- 1
ly in order to keep the children
away from it.
Paint all gasoline cans red, and
respect them. Remember gasoline
Is something to be handled careful
ly and used in a correct way.
Don't hang extension cords on
nails, or wrap them around pipes.
An extension cord hung around a
nail in one building for three years
causing no harm. But then it short
circuited; and the fire that it j
started cost $200,000.00..
DO H O M E DRYCLEANING
OUTDOORS?If drycleaning must
be done at home, do it out of doors
where chances of dangerous ac
cumulations of vapor are small.
Never use flammable liquids such
as gasoline, benzine, or naphtha.
Use specially prepared cleaning
solutions or kerosene to clean
grease and dirt from machine
3art* and bearing* Never use gas
dine for such purposes.
Many insecticides are flammable.
Oo not spray in the presence of
>pen flames, lighted cigarettes, or
>ther sources of ignition.
Freight locomotives on U. S.
ailways run an average of 147.2
niles per day.
There are more cattle in the Uni
ed States than in the entire con
inent of Africa.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY
The undersigned, having quali
fied as Administrator of the Es
tate of Harriett C. Porter, deceas
ed, late of Waynesville, North Car
olina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to file the same, duly certified, with
said Administrator in Waynesville,
North Carolina, on or before the
3rd day of September. 1957, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
recovery thereon. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This 30th day of August. 1956.
William J. Porter, Sr.
Administrator of the Estate
of Harriett C. Porter'"''
2695?S 3-10-17-24 O 1-8,^
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WA YNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER'S
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1 This football contest is open to everyone except employees
of the Waynesville Mountaineer atid their families.
2 No contestants may submit more than one entry a week
under his or any other name. The official entry blank only
may tx> used.
9 3 All entries must be completed by 5 p.m on Friday of
the week the games are played and deposited in the
"Football Contest" box in The Mountaineer office at 413
Main- Street. For the convenience of the contestants, mail
entries will be accepted but must be in The Mountaineer
office not later than the time specified above. Address
"Football Contest" Editor, in care of The Mountaineer.
4 Ten football games are listed in the advertisements ap
pearing on this page. Each game is numbered. Using the
official entry blank in this issue, write in beside the cor
responding number the winner of each game.
5. Tie games must be indicated or will be counted in error.
6. Contestant picking the largest number of winners will be
awarded a cash prize. In case of ties, prizes will be equally
divided.
7. Winners of each week's contests will be announced in the
Monday's issue of The Waynesville Mountaineer. Winners
are requested to obtain their prizes at the office.
8. Thejdecision_of_Jhe_jud5esj>halM)e_iflnM.
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