Canton's Modern Street
Lights Go In Use Tonight
The first unit of Canton's new mercury vapor street lights are
slated to bo pot into use
fXtO to a ddlay on the part of the manufacturer, the remain
ing lights of the new system will be turned on later this month. The
first unit has 24 of the modern lights, and set to he erected are 19
of the same type lights.
The new system was contra -ted by the Town aldermen with
the Carolina Power & Light Company some months ago.
Several new poles were required for the new *yi?'em, which
was under the general supervision of Hoy A Burch. manager of the
Canton office of Caieltna Power A Light Co.
Worker Saves
Dog From Death
In Sewer Line
A little terrier pup can be glad
I that its yelping wax heard by H.
j*H. Iliggins as the man worked in
a field near .1 manhole on the
1 trunk sewer line bet Ween Ila7el
' wood and Lake Junaluska.
Iliggins heard a dog. and look
ed all around and did not see any
pup. and eventually lifted a man
hole cover, and there he saw the
dog trying to Jump to the top. The
distance was too tar for the dog,
so Iliggins got a rope, and wire and
lifted tiie grateful dog to freedom.
The only way the dog could
have gotten into the sewer line
was to have la-en thrown In, It was
explained
Several years ago the carcass of
a large dog was found in a man
hole. The dog had been shot, and
I the body dumped Into the sewer.
Tree Event
Is Set Here
Plans have been announced for
two Christmas tree events for un
derprivileged children of the com
munity.
The Woman's Club will sponsor
its annual Christmas Tree prp
grain at the Courthouse, Saturday,
December 22, at 3 p.m.
On Sunday afternoon, Decem
ber 23, a tree for Negro children
will be held at the Pigeon Street
School.
At both events candy and fruit
will be distributed and small chil
dren will receive toys.
Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick is In
charge of the Woman's Club proj
ect and Is being assisted by Mrs.
Hoy C'aniplM-ll, Mrs. Grady Boyd,
and Mrs. Charles Hay. Those who
have good, used toys to contribute
may leave them jytth .firs. Jitrk
patrick at the Motet I^eFalne
This is one of I he agencies sup
ported bv the United Fund.
Funds for the Christmas Tree
for Negro children have been do
nated by church women of the
community. Mrs. Roy Campbell Is
in charge of buying toyr, and
candy w hich w ill bo turned over to
the women of the Negro churches
for handling ami distribution. The
Rev. Sidney Smith, pastor of
Jones Temple will conduct the
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| A POCRIVG PARTY consisting of (from left) Jar Kirkpat
rick. Bob Caldwell, Shrrlfl Campbell, and f pi. Smith quirkl:1'
disposed of III galon* of moonshine captured on Cove Creek
Mountain Sunday morning. In the bar. ground h Bob Allen.
After a preliminary hearing. .Mr. and Mra. J a me* B. MoOdv oi
Route I. Marietta, 8. C? were bound to Superior Court on a
charge of transporting and posaesoing non-tax-paid liquor,
while Rufus Center of Route 3, Travelers Rest, 8. C., and Coll*
L. Grumbles of Greenville were bound over on a charge of
onnsnlraev All four made ce?h bonds IMttiinlalr**' Phn(
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Telephone
Emergency
Drill Planned
The Wavnesville and Canton
exchange* of the Southern flell
Telephone Co. will join others In
the Asheville district Friday morn
ing to stage the company's annual
emergency drill, which will simu
late the effects of an emergency
on telephone facilities
B A Mock, countv manager for
Southern Bell, explained that for
the drill, telephone facilities will
be marked in code to tell
emergency damage-survey groups
what damage is represented. The
groups can then prescribe man
nowcr. equipment, and supplies
needed at various locations to re
store service.
This will permit the training of
Southern Bell personnel in emer
gency restoration features, the
managear pointed out.
Mr Mock said that such tested
procedures have proved their
worth many times In such nation
al emergencies as fires, tornadoes,
hurricanes, floods, and sleet and
Ice storms.
The drill Friday morning will
Involve no disruption of services
furnished the nuhlie, the manag
er said. He added that it would,
however, bring Into play plans for
emergency allocations of manpow
er from various company depart
ments as well as emergency as
sembly of materials and <*quiD
ment needed to effect such emer
gency resoration.
Primrose Garden Club
Will Meet Tuesday
The Primrose Garden Club will
held a regular luncheon meeting
Tuesday December 18. at 12
o'clock with Mrs. Joe Stanelll and
Mrs. Bill Cherry as hostesses in
the home of Mrs. Stanelll.
Mrs. Lewis Green will give the
m-oeram on "Birds and Bird Feed
ers."
The first United states census
was taken in 1790, It listed
3 929.214 inhabitants
Red Cross Still Accepting
Funds For Hungarian Relief
Waynesville area residents who
want to contribute to Hungarian
relief through the local Red Cross
may send their contributions to
Edna Summer-row at the First Na
tional Bank, according to Mrj.
Charles McDarris. executive sec
retary of the local Red Cross
chapter.
Waynesville was asked to con
tribute $331 tb the Red Cross
drive to aid the Hungarians and a
check for that amount has already
been mailed by the United Fund
organization here.
The Red Cross will accept addi
tional contributions, however if
local residents wish to make them,
Mrs. McDarris pointed out.
She said the National Red
Cross goal for the Hungarian re
lief fund is $5,000,000
A message from E, Roland Har
riman from National Red Cross
headquarters in Washington sent
to chapters throughout the U. S.
said in part:
"The tragic suffering of the peo
ple of Hungary has caused every
American to want to send help.
This help has gone from the
American Red Cross, and we have
been ioined by other Red Cross
societies throughout the world in
rushing medical supplies, food,
blankets, and other necessities for
the stricken area "
Combined Choirs
To Present
Cantata, 16th
"The Prince of Peace," a Christ
mas cantata by E L. Ashford. will
be presented by the combined
choirs of Waynesville churches.
Sunday. December 16. at 7:30 p.m.
in the First Methodist Church.
Richard Grace, a member of the
music facility of Western Carolina
Cotleee. will be a eucst soloist.
Other special parts will be sung
by Mrs Jim Kilpatrick Mrs. llar
rv Lee Liner. Jr.. Mrs Frank Hen
dricks Mrs. W Q Parker, Charles
Islcy. Thomas Davis. Samuel Wil
son. and Arthur Moon.
The choir will include forty
voices.
Mrs Fred Martin is directing.
ARC Bloodmobile
To Visit Canton
On Wednesday
The Bloodmobile from Western
North Carolina's Regional Center I
will be in Canton Wednesday Dee, J
19
The Lions Club is sponsoring
this visit of the Bloodmobile which
will be located at the Champion
YMCA gym where facilities will \
be set up between noon and 5 p.m
Giving a pint of blood entitles
the donor to receive blood from
the Blood Bank for him and his,
immediate family for a full year j
or the same benefits may be giv
en through a gift blood certificate
to anyone the donor may desig
nate.
In order to build an adequate
reesrve supply of blood for the ?
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holiday?, the Blood Center has
set 125 pints as its goal for do
nations on December 19.
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75 Prizes
Offered For
Turkey Shoot
Fifty turkeys and 25 picnic
hams will be offered as prizes at
the weekly 4-H dub turkey shoot
to be held from 1 until 5 p.m. Sat
urday on county property ad
jacent to the Welch Farm Place on
the Asheville road.
Targets will be available for
rifles, shotguns, and trap shooting
?with especially strong competi
tion expected in the rifle and trap
divisions.
Shooters are asked to bring
their own weapons, butammuni
tion is available on the grounds. |
Cecil Brown, assistant county
agenf in charge of 4-H Club work,
said that the shoots will be held
each Saturday ? regardless of the
weather.
He added ttnut proceeds are used
for ihe promotion of the 4-H Club
program In Hat-wood County.
A/3C TERRELL TEAGUE has
reported to Parks Air Force Base
in California after spending a
two-week leave here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben K.
Teague. Air man Teague expects I
to leave the V. 9. soon for an 18- !
months tour of doty on the island I
of Guam. :
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The towers of the Brooklyn J
Bridge rests on submerged wooden ' ]
cushions IS feet thick. !
Man Charged
With Breaking
Picture Window
Carroll Bell, 106 Balsam Drive,
Waynesville. has been bound over
o the February term of Superior
?o?irt under <500 bond on a
charge of malicious damage to
property.
Bell is charged with wielding a
shovel to knock out a picture win
low, valued in excess of fclOO. at
:he residence of his next-dodr
neighbor, Dr A R. Riegg, Sun
day afternoon.
Bell pleaded not guilty to the
:harge.
Benefit Supper Planned
Friday Night At Clyde
A supper will be held in the
~Iyde High School cafeteria from
5.30 until 7 p.m. Friday for the
Benefit of the Clyde High School
athletic association.
The supper will be sponsored by
:he Clyde Lions Club.
Tickets can be purchased from
Lions members or from Clyde High
School students.
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