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MmV NOI.AND ? I ditori ? PATSY CI.ARK
The Thanksgiving holiday was
wonderful. We are back readv to
settle down to some hard work and
wait for Christmas vacation
The Harvest Dance was one of
the main events over the holidays
There was a good crowd of young
people present There were also
a number of eollege students and
we enjoyed seeing them verv
much The lunch room decor
ated in autumn colors and made a
very colorful scene Joan Brad
ley. who was crowned Harvest
Queen, was taken on a musical
tour of the United States. Hhia
was presented by some members
of the Tally-llo Club. Music De
partment and two tumblers from
Bethel
It was nice to see all the college
students home Thanksgiving, but
their stav was )usi too short We
are looking forward to seeing
them again Christmas
We received our report cards
Wednesday. We hope everyone was
real pleased with their grades. but
I have heard some^ griping about
them.
The band participated in two
parades last week Wednesday
they 1 raveled to Asheville with
decorated Instruments. The major
ettes were dressed in gay red
skirls with Christmas dee-orations
on them. Thev won a prize for
their cute suits and some- of the
hand members won a prize for
having the best-decorated instru
ments We want to thank Mrs Nes
bitt for being so nice to make the'
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majorette suits.
The chorus presented a program
for the Central Klemcmtary School
PTA last Tuesday night. This
was the first performance of the
chorus this year. Everyone is get
ting the Christmas spirit early lie
cause of the Chrsltmifc music the
chorus is now singing.
We are proud of the boys from
Waynesville who placed on the
Midwestern team They played a
good game
The seniors have been busy tak
ing aptitude tests It was very in
teresting to find out what we are
most interested In.
The school paper eame out last
Wednesday The Juniors are put
ting out a fine paper this year
The Home Economics Depart
ment Is busy making Christmas
presents for the Christinas party
0|>en house December 18 All par
sots of the home economic stu
dents are invited ty come and see
the fine work that Is being done In
home economics.
The foigball banquet was held
in 'he cafeteria Tuesday night
Hugh Grasty was chosen the most
outstanding player of the year
Hugh hus done a swell job and we
are proud of him.
Our first basketball game will
be this Saturday night with Mur
phy We are expecting a lug
crowd
A PICTURE PHONE* is demonstrated here b* W. E Kmi of thr
Hell Telephone laboratories Sttll in thr experimental stage thr
picture phone has hrrn used to transmit ? recognizable image from
roast to roast.
'Picture Phone' To Permit
View Of Persons On Line
Haw Decision
LONG BEACH Calif <APt?How
does u professional muscle man
keep in condition? Exercise and
raw moat, say* Mark A Evans, a
husky Judo instructor Well ?al
most raw
Sometimes Evans has trouble
with waiters in restaurants He
says they can't believe he only
\\. nts a steak on the grill 3 or
in seconds Recently, weary of
argument, he says he told a waiter:
"Tell you what. Just bring the
steak to the table I've got a
cigarette lighter and I'll do my
own cooking "
Tin- population of France is 411
million
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Scientist* have given eyes to the
telephone
And the time ma> tome in the
foreseeable future when a persoh
can make a telephone call and aee j
! and be seen by the person at the
[other end of the line,
j It's all in the experimental stag'1
| now, however. This "picture phone" ,
is .still undergoing development
1 and is not yet ready for conuner
? cial use. Mr. B, A Mock, manager
of Southern Bell Telephone Cam
j panj in Waynesviiie. said today
Researchers at the Hell Telehone
Labor* fork's have used the device
recently to send reeognizabl? pic
tures over distances as great as j
from New York to l.o- Angeles.
The im.igi ? sent by the "picture
phone" vary in sir., from one by
one-and-a-half inches to two bv
three inches The\ are in black and
wmie and -.now oillv Hie head and
shoulders \ new picture is trans
mitted ev'?r\ two seconds.
The "picture phone" is not an
Intruder itches at both ends of
tlie line have to be "on" for thCj
picture to he transmitted With th"
conversation The picture screen
and camera are in a box alongside |
the telephone.. If a person doesn't '
want to be seen he can flip oft <
(he picture switch. But at the same 1
time he cuts off his view of th?
party at the other end.
m Wo?Mo(*?e*l<l rhe-eeipi'rtim lit at I
"picture phone" is the first sys
tem of its kind to offer promise of
being commercially feasible be
cause it uses ordinary telephone
wires for transmission. Only one
pair of wires is required in addi
tion to those carrying the conver
sation.
Cut-Rate Parking
Tickets
I1ADTI FISVII.I.F Okli VP -
BartIcsville potiee are offering re
duced rates on traffic tickets. A
parking meter has been installed
inside police headquarters. If a
motorist gets a parsing ticket, he
can settle it cheat) by getting to
headquarters within 45 minutes
and depositing a nickel in the
meter If he doesn't, it costs a
dollar
SAllY'S SALUIS
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"Tell her you love her just the
same, but you're out of money
now and so's your sister."
BOOKMOBILE j
SCHEDULE
Friday. Not. M
RIVKRVIEW - WHITE OAK
Dewey Davis 8 50
John Fineher 9:15
Floyd Green 9:35
Mrs Ruby Arrington 9:55
Robert Fisher 10:15
Sam I^edford 10:40
Mrs F.dna Baker 11 00
Henry Tragus 11:45
Joe Davis 12 30
Norman Duckett 1:00
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Monday. Dec. 3
IIENSON COVF. . CKCII.
Mrs. Henry Francis 8:45
Wiley Franklin 9:00
Ray Pruei I 0:45
Roy Sullies ? 10:00.
Dol's Country Store 10 30
J. W. Johnson 11:15,
W. H Hargrove 11:30
Roy Edwards 11 -45
James Reeves 12:15
J. E. Burnette 12 45
Parris Store 1:15
Tuesday. Dee. 4
IRON Dl'FK - CRABTRFE
Mrs. E. W. White 8 50
Grady Davis 9 15
Helen Sanford 9 45 .
Ducket t's Store 10:10
Troy McCracken 11:00
Walter Hill 11:20
J. B. .lames 11:45.
Matt Davis 12:15
Crahtree-lron Duff School 12:45
Jane Eads Recalls Her Pioneer Days
By JANE EADS
WASHINGTON ? They called
me a "trail blazer" and a "Lady
Lindbergh" and said 1 was
"plucky" back in June. 1927 Now
?in this jet ate when women pilot
ing their own planes are setting
world speed records end breaking i
the sound barrier?1 blush to think
of It .
All I did to deserve any attention
was to climb into a plane. make
myself comfortable and start writ
ing about my experiences as ttv?
first passenger on the combined
passenger and air mail plane fly
ing from Chicago to San Francisco.
Thai 1.950-mile flight "f mine 29
year- ago it took 24 hours and 20 |
minutes) is briefly mentioned in
"Vision," a new tiook on American
aviation written by Harold Mans
field The book i- concerned mostly
with the imaginative and cour
ageous men who have built war
plane-, from the early crates to the >
latest intercontinental jet Ixnnb
ers. I
The book reveals that scientists,
engineers and aircraft designers
an? now thinking, of building planes
that will bo able to penetrate ther- j
ma) harriers; of air travel in outer ,
space which will make it possible
1<? get to any place on earth in one]
hour,
T! ? flight on which I was priv-l
ileged to rWf as a young reporter '
eager to get a real scoop was far
different front what we have tyday
The limousine compartment in
which I sat was up in front of the
cockpit where the pilot sat. It was
designed for two passengers, but 1
never was able to really stretch
out and consequently arrived in
San Francisco stiff in the joints. !
When we started the descent for
our first landing. I was scared. 1
thought we were about to crash! j
This trip was not accomplished
in the same plane. It was made In I
three different planes, with three
different pilots, the first of whom
was Ira O. Bufflo, who gave Lind
bergh his first seven-hour "joy
ride" in the air at Lincoln. Neb
in 1922.
Twenty-three flying hours af
ter leaving Chicago, Jane Fads put
her foot down on California soil
like an explorer who had discov
ered a new world, aft-- transporta
tion," says the book.
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Costly Bee
KITCHENER, Out Motor
ist Ross Stecves escaped a bee
sting, but it cost him $500 in auto
repairs. He was fighting off the
bee when he rammed into a parked
car on a City street here.
Book Review
Set At Canton
Monday Afternoon
On Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock, Mrs. Albert Lathrop of
Ashevil!.? will ?poak in the assem
bly room of the Canton Public Li
brary on some of the current books,
and all who 'are interested either
in giving books for Christmas or
reading them themselves?or both
?ar;> Invited to hear her.
This book talk is being sponsored
by the Canton Friends of the Li
brary organization of which Mrs.
H. A. Helder is chairman. No
charge is being made.
Mrs. Lathrop is a professional
book reviewer and those who have
h'arri her at the Pack Memorial Li
brary In Asheville or its West Ashe
vllle branch sav she is one of the
best. She is on the Board of Trus
tees oi the University of North
Carolina: holds a degce from Wo
man's College, and is a (inwr
newspaper woman f
Top lure for hikers is the
mile Appauachiati Trail which ex
tends from Mount Katahdin in
Main to Mount Oglethorpe in
Georgia.
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f SURE WAY
h> to please a man
L at Christmas 0
Give Him
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Something From
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? ALLIGATOR TOPCOATS ? CHAMP HATS
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LUZIANNE COFFEE 93c
CARNATION MILK Jfr
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? STRIETMANN'S ANIMAL CRACKERS
fi, Ideal For Holiday Decoration Box 35c
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^ BLUE CHEER 32c LUX SOAP (Bath Size) 2 for 21c
TIDE (Med.) 32c WOODBURY (Bath Size) 3 for 25c
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