Three Students
Aided By Rotary
l*oan Fund Plan
Three students are now b in?
assisted by the Rotary Club Stu
dent Loan Fund, and other applica
tions are being reviewed, it wa> (
announced to the meeting heri
Friday.
The finance committee said the.v
expected a sireable increase in th<
fund this week, aa other members,
contribute The fund is loaned to
students who want to go to college
and meet certain requirements
"lie money it not a gift but made
a.H a direct loan. The committee is
composed of W. I. Dooley, William
Millar and Jonathan Woody.
The interviewing committee
check* on the applicants, and when
approved, the finance committee
issues the money, in accordance to
t^ie terms of the commitment grant
ed
Lt. and Mr*. Jimmy Swift and
heir son. Jimmy, Jr., of Camp In
cline are expected to arrive to
ilght to spend the holiday* with
>11. and Mrs. W Y. Swift and Mr.
ilid Mrs Ralph f'revost
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!. Crabtree
Chronicles
By BEVERLY CHAMBERS
Mrs. Fred Cainoun of Waynes
ville will be in the school two days
each week for private lessons.
She started as a member of the
staff last week The lessons last
ooe-balf hour
Mrs. Calhoun it a well-known
piano teacher, and the sebool is
happy to have her available from
ber other schools for (wo days
each week Anyone who wishes to
talk to her about lessons may call
her or contact Mrs Chase
Many senior activities are un
derway The make-up committee
works dally on the annual. The
deadline for mailing is Decem
ber 19
Measurements were taken re
cently for caps and gown*. The
calling cards have also been order
ed
Plays are being studied so that
the final one may be selected be
fore the beginning of the Christ- '
mas holidays
The Beta Club plans to show
two films with the Christmas
theme. Wednesday, December 19
A small charge will be made to
pay for rental of films.
The basketball games with Beth
el Tuesday night were very thrill
ing The CID girls won their first
game of the season by defeating
the Bethel girls 29-28 The Bethel j
boys won bv 20 points
Births
New arrival* at the Haywood
County Hospital include:
A son to Mr. and Mrs. David
Reagan uf Hardwood on December
13
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs
Voder Messer of Waynesville on
December 13.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Zeb
Holcombe of Canton on December
14
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Clark of Canton on De
cember 14
, A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bu
ford Gilliland of Waynesville on
December 15.
A daughter to Mr and Mrs. K.
C. Howe of Hazelwood on Decem
ber 15.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Moody of Waynesville on De
cember 15.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mc
Dowell of Canton on December 15.
A sun to Mr and Mrs. Fred Fra
dy of Waynesville on December 16
A son to Mr and Mrs. Max Cole
of Hazelwood on December It.
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Koch of Canton. Route 3. on De
cember 17^
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Holiday Tour,
Flower Show,
Set In Canton
Final plans have been complct
i-n iur-mf Holiday HOUXf Tour and
Flower Show, sponsored by the
Canton Council of Garden Clubs,
to be held Tuesday, December 18.
from 2 p.m. until 10 p m
The flower show will be held in
the Assembly room of the Canton
Public Library. Also open for the
tour will be the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. William C. Freel, 35 Oakland
Cr,, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hyatt,
26 Pennsylvania Ave., and the Can
ton Presbyterian Church.
Included in the schedule of
classes and exhibits will be ar
rangements featuring a Madonna,
reproductions of Christmas cards,
candles, gift packages, table favors.
n\iniature Christmas trees, window
and door decorations, etc.
Special exhibits will include
wreaths, swags, homemade candles,
a family Christmas tree, and the
Nativity.
Horticultural classes will include
African violets, foliage plants,
booming plants, hranches of ever
greens. and forced bulbs.
Clubs participating in the event
are The Rhododendron Garden
Club. Canton Garden Club. Friend
ly Garden Club, and the Town and
Country Garden Club
Tea will be served in the library
St. John's
School Slates
Yule Program
St John's School will present a
Christmas program in the school
auditorium Wednesday night at
7:30 o'clock.
The program will include drama
tizations by various groups from
kindergarten through the eighth
grade. The high school glee club
will sing carols.
The kindergarten will present
"The Christmas Toys' Party". Tak
ing part will be Elaine Arrington,
Susan Robblns. Cathy Crayne. Di
anne Stump. Carolyn Epps, Deb
bie Blake. George Pankiw. Michael
Carpenter. Harry Hyatt, Timrny
Timbes, Raymond Lawrence, and
Charles Lesink
The first and second grades will
present. "Santa Takes a Nap." with
John Massie. Genevieve Sansone.
Paul Osborne, and Keith Klosky.
The cast for "Paddy Bear's
Christmas," to be given by the 3rd.
4th. and 5th grades, will include
Jod.v Kilpatrick, William Wahlgren.
Nancy Beck. Robert Jamison.
Cathey Massie. Jennifer Griswold.
James Reed, and Suzanne Woody.
"The Bootblack's Christmas."
presented by the 6th, 7th, and Stb
grades .will include Neal Allison.
Alan Henry, Joyce Cagfc. Austin
Ferguson. Brcndann Church, John
NakUtis. Carl Henry. Emma Jean
Hftcaa. Barbara Howell, Lyna
Wright "
The glee club will be directed by
Sister Marv Agncse
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Personals
Mr and Mrs. L. K Barber and \
their son, Larry, of Paris Hill, j
Maine, arrived yesterday to spend
tht holidays with Mrs. Barber's ;
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J, H Way.
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Stanford .Vlassie. medieal stu
dent at Duke University, arrived
Saturday to spend the Christmas
holidays with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs Francis Massie.
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Mike Hardwiek, student at the
University of Tennessee, arrived
today to spend the holidays with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Hardwiek
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Mr and Mrs. William E. Wend
Jirtg and their son, Billy, of Ken
dall vtlle, Intl.. are expected to ar
rive Wednesday to spend the ho^
days with Mrs. Wendling's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
fluss Kibbe. Mr Kibbc's mother,
Mrs. Alice L. Kibbe of Indianapo
lis. will join them later in the
week.
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Among the Mars Hill College
students who are at home for the
holidays arc Charlton Davis, Nancy
Morrow. Use Keichter, Bill Pre
vost, Ronald C. Muse, Konja
Snyder, Thomas L. Francis, Buddy
Noland. Charles Dean, and Charles
Eugene Davis.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eric Clauson are
expected to arrive this week from
St. Petersburg. Fla. to spend the
holidays at their home on Country
Club Road.
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Mrs. W. W. Norman of Griffin.
Ga. is expected this week to spend
the holidays with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Barbet, Jr.
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Shady Grove
Church Group
Has Meeting
Bv MR?. TOM RAIMER J
Community Reporter
The WSCS of Shady Crove I!
Methodist Church met Wednes-1
day afternoon in the home of (
Mrs. R W. Howell for r. program
and Christmas party
The program on "Children of
the World," was given by Mrs.
Tom Rainer, Mrs. Mary Plott. Mrs
Leona Leatherwood, Mrs. Glenn
Boyd, Mrs. Kate Kennedy, and
Mrs. Ralph Bovd.
Christmas carols were sung and
Pollyannas exchanged gifts.
The Board of Stewards of the
Shady Grove church met last week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lec
Howell. 1
Mrs. Sarah Leatherwood, Mrs. i
James Howell, Mrs. Kate Kennedy, '
and Mrs. Mattle Garnett met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Garnett Tuesday night to nomi
nate project leaders and plan the
program for the White Oak Home
Demonstration Club for 1957.
Mrs. Annie Moody flew home
from Blacksburg. Va., last week.
She has been visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Moody, for ten days.
Major and Mrs. George Kniee
and daughters, Karen, Joyce, Joan,
Claudia, and Cynthia, who have
been stationed in Heidelberg, j
Germany, are visiting Mrs. Knice's j
sister, Mrs. John Williams. Mrs.
Kniee is the former Miss Hazel
Boyd.
A Christmas program will be;
presented by the church school
jnd the MYF Friday evening, at
7:30 o'clock at the Shady Grove
Methodist Chu*h. Mrs. Ralph
Boyd. Mrs. Mary Williams, and
Mrs Billy Boyd are directing the
program.
Primrose Garden Clutt
Will Meet Tuesday
The Primrose Garden Club will
held a regular luncheon meeting 1
Tuesday, December 18, at 12 :
o'clock with Mrs. Joe Stanelli and
Mrs. Bill Cherry as hostesses in
the home of Mrs. Stanelli.
Mrs. Lewis Green will give the
program on "Birds and Bird Feed
ers."
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tnnle Long 9:40
rene Snyder 10:00
Li. E. McGowan 10:30
Mian Angel 11:15
iam Rathbone 11:45
Friday. Dee 21
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Paul Kirkpatrick 9 00
Mrs. Rutb Moore 9 15
ri ant ham's Store 9:1*
Prancis Rogers 10:151
T n ics Crock School 10:43
tl. I . Rathbone 12:00
g si. Rathbone 12:30
2. R. MeElreath 1:00
Bethel PTA To Have
Musical Program
The Bethel Parent Teacher Asso
ciation will meet today at 7:30
j.m. in the school auditorium.
The program will be presented
jy the school band under the dlrec- |
tion of Albert Morse and the girls'
chorus under the direction of Miss
Lois But-kncr and Mrs. Delmar
Phoenix.
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JunalusKa PTA To Have
Program Tonight
A regular meeting of the Juna
luska PTA will be held tonight
at 7:30 in the school auditorium.
The program will include per
formances by the rhythm band and
chorus and a play. "The Gift pf
the Little Shepherd." All grades
of the school will be represented.
The public is invited.
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