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?^ the waynesville mountaineer - 0 ----- ??? ? i I -- ?\ Booster Club Committees Named By Moore For 1957 Committees for the Hazelwood j Boosters for the year have been j announced by John A. Moore, ! president, with Hershel Caldwell!1 heading the membership committee 1 along, with Ralph Summerrow and 1 Paul Bryson. Dr. Warren Kitts will represent the club in the Little League, while < Ralph Summerrow will be the rep- 1 resentative to the Chamber of ' Commerce. i ' The Finer Carolina project com mittee is composed of Dr. R. Stu art Roberson, C. N. Allen, A. P. ' Led better and Dr. Kitts. The Fourth of July committee ?? one year, Bill Freeman, and Sam Knight; two years. Dr. Kitts and . William Green; three years. Her shel Caldwell and Jack Moore. Others on the committees are: M. H. Bowles. Dr. Koberson. and F. E. Kuykendall. Rock Powers is Scoutmaster of Troop 5, and Rudolph Carswell is explorer post advisor while Dr. Roberson is the Institutional rep resentative. The Scout Committee consists of Powers, L. H. Stout and Dr. A. R? Brown, C. N. Allen .is general program chairman, and the quarterly group are: Jan.-March ?- M. H. Bowles, Rev. William Marquis and George BischofT; April-June, Carl Ratclige, Rufus Smmerrow, and Sam Lane; July-Sept . L. N. Davis, Glen H. Wyatt and Bob Pitts; Oct.-Dec.. Rudolph Carswell, Hersbel Cald well and George Bischoff. Publicity, VV. C. Russ, chairman, Kenneth Fry, and F. P. Riggs. Attendance, John B. Smith, chairman. K. A. Williamson, and Roy Wright. | I-LOANS $1A00 FROM ^ UP IF YOU NEED MONEY FOR AN EMERGENCY. YOU NEED IT QUICK - - - AND THAT'S THE WAY YOU GET IT HERE! NO RED TAPE! NO DELAY! COME IN TODAY AND SEE HOW EASY IT IS TO BORROW FROM. ECONOMY LOANS INCORPORATED 113 Main Street Phone GL 6-8374 MRS. BILL KANOS, shopping for a Christmas tree, gets a double sales talk <j(jpm Rock Powers (left) and Stuart Koberson. who are selling trees and holly to benefit the Mountaineer Little League baseball program carried on each summer in Waynesville and Ilazeluood. (Mountaineer 1'hoto). Gene Ford Is Soloist In Washington Gene Ford, grandson of John I Rogers ol' Crabtree. is now locat ed in Washington. D. C. where he is baritone soloist with the Wash-1 ington Opera Guild and church ' soloist at St. Stephen and the In carnation ftpiscopal Church. He is ! coaching repertoire and opera with well-known teachers in the Wash ington area. Young Ford appeared in a recital at Barker Hall yWCA, Washington, on December 2 and is scheduled to appear in the Washington produc tion of Menottl's opera. "Amahl and the Night Visitors". He will be heard in the role of King Mel chior. He has been invited to audition for Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts in January. Ford is employed by the Federal Government. The nearest passenger rail ser vice to Deaih Valley, Calif., is Las Vegas, Ncv. (140 miles away). Planes and buses do the shuttle setvice. Roy Callahan President Of Shenandoah Band Hoy L. Callahan, a junior in Shenandoah Conservatory of Mus ic. Dayton, Va., is spending the Christmas Holidays with his par ents', Mr and Mrs. L. R. Callahan. 322 Branner Avenue. Mr. Callahan is majoring in ! Music Education, and is President of the Band; Recreational Chair man of the Y.M.C.A.: Vice-Presi dent of the Junior Class, and a member of the Concert Choir. He is also a Cheerleader. Maple Grove Church Plans Yule Service A Christmas program will be held at Maple Grove Methodist Church Sundae-, December 23. at 8:45 p.m. The combined choirs will present "The Coming of the King." a can dle-light worship service of Christ mas carols, assisted by the Prim ary, Junior and Intermediate classes of the Church School. Spoken parts will be given by Ernie Jones, Robert Noland, Ter ry Leatherwood, Lynn Noland, Jimmy Queen, Janice Jones, and Bill Noland. Members of the choir are Angie Jones, Pat Reed, Linda Leather wood, Mrs. Edward Glavieh, Sr.. Mrs. C. R. Palmer. Mrs. Hardy Lin er, Mrs. Leonard Leatherwood. Mrs. Charles Ross. Miss Iris Jaynes. Leonard Leatherwood, Louis Jones Grady Barringer Primary and junior singers will be Sara Queen. Alan Leatherwood, Charles Chambers, Phillip Cham bers, Pattie Glavieh, and Peggy Palmer Mrs. Isabel Walker is choir direc tor. A fellowship hour will follow the program. The public is invited k Paul L. Bryson Is Low Bidder On Farm Ponds Sealed bid* were opened in the Soil Conservation District office here this week for construction of two farm ponds. Gen. Sumter Low ry plans to build the ponds on his land in Saunook Community. The low bid of $090 was made by Paul L. Bryson of Hazel wood. 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