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Jonathan Creek Residents Have Holiday Guests By MRS. TOM RAINER Community Reporter Mr. and Mrs. Jule Boyd had as their guests for the Thanksgiving holidays, their son and daughter in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Boyd, of Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moody and their children of Blacksburg. Va. have returned home after visiting the former's mother, Mrs. Annie Moody. Mrs. Moody accompanied them to Blacksburg for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Howell and Mrs. Kate Kennedy were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rain er on Thanksgiving Day. The new house of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyd on the Glenn Boyd farm is almost completed. Tommy Hudson, student at State College, spent the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Irene Hudson. While at home his mother gave a parnjfcy him and some friends. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allison spent Thanksgiving withttlvcir son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Max Gene Allison, Roy Plott is able to be out again after an attack of pneumonia. Mr, and Mrs. H. B. Phillips and their three daughters of Hardee ville, S. C. spent the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. Phillips' par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Leather wood. Miss Katy Boyd, student at Wo man's Cdllege, spent the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. < Robert Boyd. Dave Boyd has returned from I Charlotte where he attended a meeting of the State Farm Bureau. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moody of Myrtle Beach. S. C. were guests of Mr. and Mrs Leland Garnett for Thanksgiving. MORE ABOUT Jody Palmer (Continued from Page 1) ming pool while playing with other children. He would have been four years old tomorrow. Also in Sarasota at the time of the accident were Jody's maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Delozier .of Asheville. and his pa ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Palmer of Crabtree. Funeral services were held Sun day afternoon in the Crabtree Mrs. Allen Is ? 4 \ Soprano Soloist In New Oratorio MRS. ROBERT ALLEN Mrs. Robert E. Allen, the former Miss Helen Howell of Canton, is the soprano soloist in the new ora torio, The Conversion of Paul by John Cacavas. The new work was commissioned by the Arlington (Va.) Presbyterian Church where Mrs. Allen is the soprano soloist. The world premier performance of the oratorio was presented in April. In July, the Voice of America, broadcasted the oratorio to the countries behind the Iron Curtain. The National Broadcasting Com pany presented it in a series of three programs which began 011 Sunday, November 11 and ran through November 25, each Sun day. RCA Victor will release their LP recording of the Conversion of Paul this week. Mrs. Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Howell, is a graduate af WCUNC where she majored in voice and music education. Since her graduation she has been so prano soloist with churches in North Carolina, Georgia and Ken tucky, and is now engaged as so loist with the Arlington Presbyter ian Church. Mr. Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Allen of Academy Street, also of Canton, is in military ser vice, stationed at Arlington, and plan# to begin his practice of law there when he is discharged. Methodist Church and burial was in the church cemetery. The rites were conducted by the Rev. R. J. Hahh and the Rev. Mrs. C. O. Newell. Pallberers were G. C. Palmer, Jr.. Riley Palmer. Hugh Delozier, and C. L. Nicholson. The boy's father is a former Slate Representative and a former vocational agriculture teacher. He is now a dairy farmer. Mrs. Palm er, the former Miss Elsie Delozier, is a former assistant Haywood County home demonstration agent. PHONE NOW ... GL 6-3921 FOR PHILLIPS 66 FUEL OIL ? CLEAN BURNING ? PROMPT SERVICE ? METERED DELIVERY wmm21 years of dependable ? fuel service to 1(^6^ J western north carolina ALLISON & DUNCAN OIL COMPANY Ha/.elvvoud Murphy ??????. l Mrs. W. A. Band Dies At 69 In California Mrs. William A. Band. 69. of Claremont. Calif., a former resi dent of Waynesville, died yester day in a hospital at Claremont af ter a brief illness. Her husband is a former editor of The Mountain eer. Mrs. Band was a native of the Flat Rock section of Henderson County and had been a frequent visitor to Western North Carolina in recent years. Surviving, in addition to her husband, are one son, W. C. Band of Spartanburg. S. C ; two daugh ters .Mrs. Bert Guentert of Azusa. Calif., and Mrs. Herbert Schisler of Claremont. Calif; nine grand children; and one sister, Mrs. C. B. Osborne of Asheville. Funeral services and burial will be in Claremont. I DEATHS RITA KIRKPATKICK Rita Kay Kirkpatrick. eight months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Kirkpatrick of Canton, Rt. 1. died at 9 a.m. Wednesday at her parents' home. Dir. J. Frank Pate, Haywood County coroner, attributed the death to natural causes. Surviving in addition to her par ents are her maternal grandpar ents. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Wells of Canton. Rt. 2; her paternal grandfather, W. M Kirkpatrick of Canton; and a brother. Robert of the home. A graveside service was held | | at 11 a.m. Thursday at Gwyn Cemetery with the Rev. Clarence Trull officiating. Wells Funeral Home was in charge. MRS. ANNIE RHINEHART Funeral services were held Fri day afternoon at Rocky Branch Baptist Church for Mrs Annie Rhinehart. 65, who died Wednes day in the Haywood County Hos pital after a lingering illness. The Rev Kay Allen officiated and burial was in the Rocky Branch Cemetery. Pallbearers were Lem Shephard. Robert Gunter. Lester Green, Vaughn Rhinehart, Sr.. Richard i Rhinehart, and Vaughn Rhinehart. : Jr. Surviving are five daughters. Mrs Ralph Sparks of Spruce Pine. Mrs. Herman Smith of Gastonia. Mrs. John Woody of Sumter, S.C.. Mrs. James Wasparn of Spruce Pine, and Mrs. Ralph Zimmerman of High Point: two sons, Elgie Green of the home, and William Rhinehart, Jr.. of Virginia; two sisters, Mrs. Lena Morgan of Waynesville .and Mrs. Dorothy Hy-i att of Georgia; two brothers, Frank Green of Gay. N.C.. and Thad Green of Georgia. Crawford Funeral Home was in ! charge of the arrangements. HENRY HALL Funeral services were held Sun- j day afternoon at Franklin Grove Baptist Church at Bryson City for Henry Hall. 58, of Waynesville. who died Friday in the Haywood Coun ty Hospital. The Rev. G. 11. Shope, Jr. of Asheville officiated and burial was in Bryson City Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bobby Fisher, j Gerald Turner, Greyson Gibson, Herman Oliver, Harold Jenkins. Luther Myers, and J R. Gibson. Hall was a native of Swain Coun ? ty., V; ; Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Viola M Hall of Waynesville; a son, Har 1 old of Maryville. Tenn.; a daughter. Mrs. Beulah Srhilkowski of Clarks vilie. \'a.; and four brothers. Rel I lie Hall of Tapoco, Varnel and ! Crate Hall of Townsend. Tenn.. j and Porter Hall of Tuekasegec. ' RUSSELL A. GORDON Russell . A. Gordon. 52, of Dutch I Cove, died at 9:25 a.m. today in the , Haywood County hospital follow ing a lingering illness. He was a native of GafTney, S. C.. and had lived in Canton for the past 14 years. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Nina Reynolds Gordon: two step daughters, the Misses Eura Fay Is rael and Mary Lou Israel of the home: and a brother. Wilfred Gor don of Augusta. Ga Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the home. The Rev. John Smith and the Rev Zeb McDarris will officiate, and burial will be in Morningstar Cemetery. The body has been returned to the home and will remain there until time for the services. Wells Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Family Affair PRESTON BURG. Ky. <AP? Corn-growing honors in Floyd County, Ky.. are a family affair. Barbara Lafferty grew 1295 bushels to an acre to win first place from her father, J. L. Lafferty, Jr.. the defending champ who finished second in the annual contest. Grandpa J. L. Latterly, 1 Si., illOalied touilil. JOE E. BOYD of Waynesville is now spending a 15-day leave at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Boyd. 518 Dellwood Kd. Now serving aboard the des troyer escort, I'SS Greenwood. Boyd participated in a cruise in the Gull of Mexico and the Car ibbean this summer and later at tended a quartermaster school at Key West, Fla. Seaman Boyd was graduated from WTHS and Mars Hill College and attended N. C. State College before en listing in the Navy. MORE ABOC1 Court (Continued from page 1) ting in driving drunk, 2" years sus pended sentence upon payment of $100 bond and costs, Graver Reed, driving drunk, 30 days in jail. Ed Keller, Ben Keller, forgery, each six to ten years in slate pris on. J. T. Lance, temporary larceny of car. five year suspended sentence upon payment of costs. Robert. (Bobby) Caldwell, aban donment and non-support of wife, six months on road Claude V. Calhoun.public drunk enness and resisting an officer. 60 days on roads. Luther Harvey Carroll, driving drunk. 60 days on road, license re voked. Brack Green, assault on a fe male 12 months on road William Luke Gaddis. driving drunk, fined $100 and costs, li cense revoked ?Calvin Cucumber, driving drunk, fined $100 and costs, license re voked. William Ross Arch, reckless driv ing. costs. Thomas F. Swanger. driving drunk. 90 days on road, license revoked. Furman Tate, assault with a deadly weapon. 18 months suspend ed sentence, can only drive car between home and place of em ployment, pistol confiscated, $500 appearance bond ordered and to report at each term of court for three years ! Charles Reed. Jr., colored, rob bery, 2 years state penitentiary James Arlington, driving after license revoked, fined $200 and costs. ' , \".v * Arthur Windell Brarnlett, driving | drunk, fined $100 and costs. license revoked. John Lewis Saunders, driving af ter license revoked, second offense, six months suspended" sentence, upon payment of $500 fine and I COsls. Andrew Hill, abandonment and non-support of wife. 12 months | jail sentence. 1 j Frank H. Williams, non support and public drunkenness. 18 months suspended jail sentence upon pay ment of $30 per week. James Wyatt and Willie Wyatt. placed on probation upon payment of costs. Burl Clint Mason, driving drunk, 2 years suspended sentence upon payment of $100 fine. costs, li cense revoked. Jerry Davis Goins. speeding, not operate car for 5 years, payment $100 fine and costs; placed on pro bation. Jim Evans, aiding and abetting in operating motor vehicle without license, charged with costs. Mack Medford and Gerald Wy att. operating motor vehicle with out license, charged with payment of costs. Jim Ferguson, driving drunk, flr.ed $100 and costs, license re voked. Jarvis Messer. reckless driving; costs. James Robert Cpnard, driving af ter license revoked, 2 years sus ocnded sentence upon payment of $200 fine and costs. Gordon Raines, driving drunk, fined $100 and costs, license re voked. Joe Parker, driving drunk, fined $100 and costs, license revoked for 5 years. Henry Martin, unlawful posses sion and transportation of liquor, six months suspended sentence up on payment of costs and surrender of driver's license. Doye Cagle, abandonment and non-support, 24 months suspended sentence upon payment of $20 a week. Billy Wall, no motor vehicle li cense. charged with costs. Ill the cases against Bill Watson and Jack Mc McCracken, the court dismissed both cases after hearing the evidence. The shotgun and rifle of each party were confiscated. I he following cash bonds were ordered forfeited: Marcell Inman, speeding. $31,50; Boyce Lee Hyder. speeding, $31.25; Albert Luther Holland, driving drunk. $180.00; Richard Kalans Iliwaalian. driving drunk. $200; Sammy Barnelte. speeding, $31.25; Harold Abel McClure, no operators license. $56.25; Walter Marvin Johnson, Jr. speeding, $100; Rob ert Cecil Fie. speeding. $50; Boil ing Hall Burress. speeding, $31.25; Mansop Jenkins, driving drunk, reckless driving, $300 and larceny, $300. Charles B. Brooks, .speeding. 531.25; Julia Boldin. no operator's license. $50; Dee Jasper Wilson, speeding. $31.25: Billy Gene Cole, no operator's license, $50; Richard E. Wampler. speeding. $.31.25. Doi cie Gesnell Cook, carrying conceal ed weapon, $100: George Allen Lance speeding. $31.25; Hufus Joe Fomby. driving drunk, $200; Lee \ irgie Ashe, no operator's license. $56.25: Robert Edward Williams, speeding, $31.25; Raymond McDon ald Greene, driving drunk. $135; Wtlllam Edward Palmer, speeding. $31.25; Kenneth Edward Howe, speeding. $31.25; Tony James Jcf I res, speeding. $50; Joseph H Mor gan. speeding, $50; Thad Tate Med ford. speeding. $31.25; Frank Dar reli Moody, speeding. $31 25; Doyle Lawrence McCracken. speeding, $31.25; Eugene William Anders, speeding, $31.25; Lucille Arlington Davis, speeding. $31 25: Vestol Tip ton. speeding $31.25; Hilliard Jones, speeding, $31.25; Bill Haney. speeding, $31.25; Billy C. MehatTey, ?speeding, $31.25; William Flynn Roth, speeding. $31.25: Larry K Lawrence, speeding, $31.25; Gil bert L. Patterson, $50: Adina Mor gan Ames, speeding. $31.25; Ernest Hugh Carver, speeding. $31.25; Wallace Newman Tate, driving drunk. $150: Robert Hugh Davis, driving drunk. $150; D. C. McMa han no operator's license, $56 25: Roy Howard Creasman. speeding. $31.25: J T. Ball, speeding, $31.25; J. C. Smith, speeding. $50; Rich ard Carlyle Clontz, reckless driv ing, $50: Clyde Lusk. aiding and abetting in driving drunk, $200. Divorces granted included ? Louise Mauney Caldwell vs Ken neth Caldwell; James Perry South erland vs Annie Mae Southerland; Emily Pressley Holland vs Charles Thurston Holland; Marion J. Tay lor vs Betty C. Taylor; Joyce R Brown vs Benjamin E. Brown. The following were summoned. to report at 10 this morning as special veniremen fpr the trial of Barrett. Tommy Caldwell, Hub Plott, Amos Moody, Mark Howell, Hub Caldwell, Frank Nichols, John H. James, Temp Phillips, Ruf Buff. Arthur Rathbone, Leo Buchner, Sr., Weaver Chapman, Jarvis Rath bone, Grady Howell, Shook Fer guson. L. B. Franklin, Hershel Cald well, Walter Mehaffey, Tom Rob inson, Wayne Medford, Nathan Green, Frank Henry, Carl Grasty, C. R. Ward. R. L James, A. B. Par- j ton, Jimmy Williams, Hoxie Gris wold, Larry Justice, Marvin Alli son, Cecil Blanton. T. T. Muse, Mark Ferguson, Marvin Yarborough. Tom Palmer, Henry Clayton, Gene Turner, Joe Jack Atkins, Carl Bryson, Tom Lee, Joe Howell, A. D. Harrison, Francis Wyatt, Ben Sloan. Ed Aik en, ( arl McCracken. Bill Stephens, W. E. Martin, Carlyle Davis, Ray Cashion. Jack Ray, Boyce Wyatt, Jack Biddix, Ford Crerws, Henry Tut tle, S- E. Connatser. Bob Francis, Kenneth Muse, Donald Morrow. Milburn Ballance, Bobby Muse, Russell R. Kibbe, Jr. Lewis N. Green. George Williamson, Sam Potts, Joe Cathey, Shuford How i ell, J. W. Reed, Jr., Charles W, I Balentine, Robert Messer, N. 1..; Reece, Delmar Rogers, Jack Frady, R. L Green, Frank Parker. Bill Green, Jack Brock, Tom Reyis, Watt Howell, Everett Trull, Van Burnette, Arthur Cogburn, Tuner Hooper, Dan Snyder, Ralph j Fair, Bill Cathey, Frank Trull i Raymond Re vis. Howard Wheeler,! Jack Huffman, William Norris, C. I D. Ketner, Rufus Leming, Paul A. Sutton, David Riley, Kenneth Stahl. W E. Whitman. Howard Gentry. Ben Moody, and Clyde Caldwell The special venire summoned to report Wednesday at 10 a.m.. w hen the trial of W. C. Piercy is set, is composed of the following: Linwood McEIroy. Ervin Lee ; Haney, George Smith, Donald I Moody, Clifton Riggins, Edwin Rus- j sell. W. B. Winchester, J. Weaver Kirkpatrick. Joe E. Rose, Garrett 1 Howell, Cicero Hooper. Dick Brad- j ley, C. D. Croasman, Ralph Carver, i Ray Robinson, Enos Boyd. Zimmer man Messer, Roy Nelson, Vinson Davis, Paul Ferguson, O. P Grasty, Clarence Caldwell. Earl Crawford, Kimberly Parham, J Hi lph Turner, Fred Mehaffey, Marion Norman. Rufus Massey, Ernest Cable, Jim Shuler, Richard Bradley. T. L. MrCracken. W. 11. Green, J C. 1 laney. Lloyd Ledford, Veron Ferguson, J. P. Ross, Jess Ful bright, llarley llaynes, C. Y. Parks, James Leatherwood, Erastus Rog ers. Gordon Sanford. D T. VVor slvam. Carl Sutton, Milliard Camp. M. L. Sadler, Paul McElroy, Jr.. Bill Kay. Claude Woodard, Irvin Leatherwood, Charles Underwood, Grady Yarborough, Zeb Hooper, Kdd Blight. Frank C. Brown. Homer Jack Kelley, Charles Fow ler, F. E. Kuykendall, Guy Ful bright, Manson Fisher, Homer Justice. A. C. Stiles. M 11 Kirk pat rick. Bill Cham bers, H. J. Jenkins, Robert Mills, Robert Shuler, llcvo McElroy, Gordon Reeves. L. L. Hollifield, Roy Davis. E. T. Sawyer, Lonnie Lyda. Clifford Stamey, Andy Moody. Regan Wells, Charlie Blay loek. Henry Shook, Wilson Med fird. B R, Frizzell, Henry H. Garn (i t) P Stiles, E. B. Rickman, J. M Sisk. Colburn Pressley, W. A. Stamey. Ray Messer, ,J. M. Revis, Ray Thompson, Charlie Deaver. Lonnie Smith. Vaughan Kuyken dall, Henry Hyde, T. J. Powell. Woodrow Rogers, Norman Single ton, W. H. Duckelt, J. M. Craw ford./'' A/IC WILLIAM C. WHITNF.R. JK.. who has been stationed at Elmendorf Air Force Base, An chorage, Alaska, will return home December 15, according to Information received by his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Whit ner of llazeluood. A radio oper ator, Whitner will report to Truax Air Force Base, Madison. Wis., after a leave here. I A 500-foot tunnel has been built by the Atomic Energy Commission at its llanford. Wash., plant to "bury" equipmei which is too radioactively "hot" to be used longer I ? ' Jack Justice To Attend UN Seminar JACK JUSTICE Jack Justice, genera! secretary of Champion YMCA. wilt attend the United Nations Seminar, held for YMCA secretaries of North America, at United Nations head quarters in New York opening No vember 25 and closing November 30. This seminar consists of 25 YMCA secretaries from Canada and the United States 19 from the United States and six trom Canada chosen by the National Council of YMCA's in New York. Justice is one of the three Southern secre taries selected. One other is from North Carolina. While at the United Nations this group will sit in on the Security Council meetings, General As sembly, International Court of Jus tice, Trusteeship Council. Econom ic and Social Council and Disarm ament Commission. They will also have informal discussions with the president of the United Nations and delegates from Israel, Egypt, India. Russia, France, Great Brit ain and. United States. The purpose of this, seminar is to help through the YMCA's of America and Canada to educate the people and their communities by giving first hand information about the working of the United Nations and their struggle in se curing world peace. It is the hope of the Champion YMCA that Mr. Justice will be asked to give his story to church groups, clubs, schools, and any other groups that would like to hear the United Nations story. 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