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By EDNA MAE r EG ATE
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Jimmy Greene was fleeted prcsi- i
dent of the Monogram Club which
held its first meeting of the year
Monday morning. Other officers
are: vice president, Johnny Rogers; I
secretary, Edna Mae Fugate; treas
orer, Marietta Brown and reporter,
Barbara Jolley. ?
The seniors enjoyed their visit
to Champion Paper & Fibre Co.
We feel that this was a day well
apent. Needless to say. we are
proud of our pencils and the dinner
was sure a treat
The Future Hornomakers of
America Club has elected its of
ficers: President. Helen Smith;
fice president and program chair
man, Edna Mac Fugate; secretary,
Phyllis Houston: parliamentarian
and reporter, Theresa Brown; song
leader. Patricia Lindsey; historian.
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Alice MeCracken, and treasurer.
Opal Ledford. ;
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Jerry Caldwell has been elected
the F.H.A. king and Vivian Wood 1
the F.F.A. queen
The junior class has selected, as '
its play, "Grandma's Best Years",
which they are planning to give
next month. In the cast are
Theresa Brown, Zela Kay Led
ford, Janet Sheffield. Hoseinarv
Newman, Jean Hardin, Itita flipps
Bill Ingram, Dean Hay no*. Olin
Wood, Mike Leathervvood, Gienda
Ueasley, Kay Glance, Judy Harris,
Wanda Hughey, Ray Jackson. Stan
Icy Medford. Joyce Ledford, Dor
othy Williams, and Hay Carver.
The Junior Hed Cross- Club held
it? first meeting Monday The fol
lowing members were elected of
i<cr chairman. Joy Young: vice
?h.ilrman. Hosemary Newman;
M'cretary, his Hipp*; treasurer.
>1 in Wood, and reporter. Patsy
Mason.
Haywood Baptists Plan A 6 - Session School Of Music
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A 6-session School of Music has
td'i n planned for later thla month
by the Haywood Baptist Associa
iion, according to Jack Medford.
i-soda t ion chairman,
The school will begin with a
?ounty.wide hymn sing on Sunday
ifternoon, Nov 23, 3 p m. at the
Clyde Baptist church.
Bcinning Monday evening, Nov
Hi, sessions will be held each
evening at the Clyde church |
through Friday, Nov. 30 All ses
sions will begin at 7 p.m., chair- 1
man Medford said. <
Four cLasses will be held each
session, with a general group I
class -of combined choirs <
being led by Joseph O. Stroud,
secretary of the State Baptist De- ,
partnient of Church Music. ;
Other instructors will be Carl i
Perry, minister of music. First <
Baptist Church, Asheville, on
Theory
Mrs. Robert Seymour, teacher <
of organ, Mars Hill, w ill teach gos- 1
1*1 singing and hymn singing.
Rev. T. E. Robinett. pastor, First
Baptist Church, Waynesville, will
m- "luct a class on hymnology.
Jacs. Bedford, minister of music,
Canton, will teach a class of con
ducting.
On l'riday evening. 8 p.m., the
combined choirs derercted by
Stroud will present a program of
music, which will tx. for the gen
eral public.
Abraham Lincoln was a man who
changed parties. He was first a
I'/hig, later became Republican.
Marriage Licenses
Fred Meadows and Nancy Jane
Rhodarmer, both of Waynesville.
Ed Ray Stinnett and Ocic Davis,
both of Canton.
Joe Wallace Ramsey and Ora
Lee Price, both of Canton.
William H. Hunter. Waynesville j
and Sarah Ann Hoyle, Asheville.
James Hannah. Clyde. Route 1,
and Betty Joe Brown, Clyde.
Marion Henry Wilson and Ger
aldine Greene, both of Waynes
ville.
Daniel Suttles and Lucy Frizzell, i
both of Waynesville.
Transactions In
REAL, ESTATE
Waynesville Township
J. H. Beach and wife to Charles
Putnan and wife.
Robert L. Green and wife to
Horace Green.
I. B. Funke to Roy M. Parkman
and wife
Clyde Township
N. W. Jaynes and wife to Leon
aid C. Smith and wife.
East Fork Township
R. H. Cogburn and wife to C
I J. Reece and others.
Beaverdam Township
Howell C. Crawford and wife to
Ralph M. Crawford ami wife.
David Burch and wife to Robert
Hipps and wife.
Another Ike And Mamie
BECKLfiY, W. Va. (AP) ? Ike
and Mamie recently celebrated
toeir 59th wedding anniversary at
Herper Heights?Ike and Mamie
Alderman, that is.
President Eisenhower wrote Ike
and his wife, Mamie:
"I am honored to share with
you both birthday* and nickname
as well as the fact that we were
both fortunate enough to marry
Mamies. Mrs. Eisenhower joins me
in best wishes to you both."
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