hTHE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
nr.nim u.n dulhia was maae to the KatclifTp Cove IIDC by Mrs. Hugh Rat
cliiTe (right) as Mrs. John Morrow, Mrs. Grace Camp, and Mrs. Mark Galloway
listen. This year the club women are making a special study of the South Ameri
can nation. (Photos by Mary Cornwell).
USE OF HOME-CANNED PRODUCTS in the preparation of meals is discussed
by Mrs. P R. Kitchen, food preservation leader of the RatclifTe Cove Home Dem
onstration Club, with Mrs. John Morrow, foods and nutrition loader of the club.
Canned goods here are in the home of Mrs. Frank Leopard.
PRODUCTION, MARKETING, and home use of dairy products and poultry was
the theme of a recent meeting of the RatrlifTe Cove Home Demonstration Club.
Mrs. James Medford (left) reported on dalry> products; Mrs. Frank Ueopnard on
poultry.
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Feeder Calf
Sale Slated
Wednesday
A Western North Carolina Feed
er Calf Sale will be held at the
WNC Livestock Yards in Asheville
Wednesday, according to County
Agent Virgil L. Holloway.
The sale is for steers and heif
ers of beef breeding, one year of
age or less, and weighing a mini
mum of 300 pounds. Mr. Holloway
explained. Animals also must be
dehorned, he added.
All livestock to be sold must be
brought to the stockyards between
7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Tuesday. The
sale will start at 1 p.m. Wednes
day.
At present, Ilaywood County has
360 animals consigned for the sale.
Mr. Holloway said.
Farmers interested in the sale
Tobacco-Judging
Teams Training
For State Meet
L. J Flack, Jr., tobacco-grading
specialist with the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture was in Hay
1 wood County Friday to assist in
the training of 4-H tobacco-judg
ing teams for the state contest Oc
tober 19.
While here. Mr. Flack gave in
struction to 4-H members from
Waynesville, Clyde, and Fines
Creek high schools.
County Agent Virgil L. Hollo
way said that examinations will be
given during the second week in
October to select the teams to com
pete in the meet during State Fair
week at Kalecgh. Hp said that gijji-^
er two or three teams will repre
are asked to contact the county
agent's office at once.
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Free Methodist Church
Adopts 'Complaint Dept.'
Humane Association
Meets Monday In Canton
The October meeting of the Hay
wood County Hftmane Association
will be held Monday, October 1, at
8:00 p.m. at the Champion YMCA,
Room 107, in Canton.
Reports will he given by the ani
mal shelter committee and the
membership chairman, Mrs, Ray
Boone of Canton, who will discuss
plans for a fall educational pro
gram.
All who are interested in humane
treatment of dogs, cats, horses,
crrwwjmd farm afttmaT* are tmritcd
to attend this open meeting.
Road Link
Let Sylva
To Willets
? Work is expected to begin soon
on the 6.95-mile link o? the new
highway between Sylva and Wilk-ts
on the relocation of 19A-23. The
Highway Commission awarded the
contract to Nello D. Teer Company,
Durham, for $713,325 for the pav
ng and grading.
W. B. Diliard Construction Com
pany, Sylva, was awarded the con
tacts for structures, $182,939 and
ent Haywood County ? with each
cam being made up of three 4-H
icmbers.
Something new in the way of
church functions?a complaint de
partment?has been established in
the Free Methodist Church of
Waynesville, according to the par
tor, the Rev. L, S. Hoover.
Rev. Hoover explains that both
members and non - members are
welcome to make suggestions con
cerning the various activities of the
church.
He added that an official board
consisting 4>f the stewards and all
other officers of the church Will
present the idea and decide wheth
er they are practical or not for the
church. The suggestions may bo
submitted either by letter or tele
phone.
Rev. Hoover pointed out that the
bureau is being organized in order
lhat the church may be of more
service to the community which it
serves as well as to the member
ship of the church. It is hoped that
the ideas offered will help to give
the leaders ideas in order that the
church will be run more efficient
ly
the moving of buildings went to
Bower and Hurley, West Jefferson
for $29,475.
Also interesting to citizens of
Western North Carolina is the fact
that the commission plans to re
ceive bids on the Willets to Balsam
section of the road in the October
lettings, This means that the entire
relocation of this highway can go
forward at once and not be delayed
in sections and periods such as was
the Dillsboro to Franklin section
of U. S. 23-441.
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