Births
New arrivals at the Hayvrood
County Hospital include:
A son to Mr. and Mrs. C.vrl
Campbell of Canton on December
20.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Wiley Grooms of Waynesvillo on
December 21.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Chapman of Canton on De
cember 21.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ferguson an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Cheryl Ann, on December 3 at the
U. S. Naval Hospital, Jacksonville,
Fla.
Mrs. Ferguson is the former
Betty Setzer, daughter of Mrs.
Estelle Allison of Dellwood. Mr.
Ferguson, son of Mrs. Fannie Fer
guson of Dellwood, is serving at
the Naval Air Technical Training
Center at Jacksonville, where he
has just completed a Jj5- week
course in Electro-mechanical com
puters and airborne radar. He will
remain in Jacksonville as an in
structor in the same school.
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Miss Shirley Connatser, senior at
Appalachian State Teachers Col
lege, is here for the holidays with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. E
Connatser.
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Away In A Manger
L
The Stable of Bethlehem did n jt
in any way resemble the airy por
ticos?complete with plaster of
paris animals and adoring shep
herds?so dear to the heart of mod
ern Christendom.
With comfort increasing through
out the western world, the poverty
of the Nativity scene simultaneous
ly startles and fascinates us?as
perhaps Matthew, th e publican,
was impressed by the story of the
Wise Men: and St. Luke, who had
been a ship's doctor and probably
knew very little about shepherds,
was charmed by the shepherds
abiding in the field.
There was no room in the inn
that night, so Jesus was born in a
stable: a place of shelter hewn
into a rocky ledge of the Judean
countryside.: It w-as cold and dark
and damp, and Judean travelers?
i ? :?
frequently 'put up' in such caves?
welcomed rather than disdained
joint tenacy with beasts because
I the breath of the cattle and the
heat of their bodies provided a
little warmth, while the guests in
side the inn had no heat at all.
The cave. Which was the birth
place of the Saviour, is now a
grotto beneath Bethlehem's-Church
of the Nativity; and though fasci
nated by the simplicity of the origi
nal Nativity scene. Christianity has
been unwilling to maintain its pov
erty and has covered the entire
surface with costly ornamentation.
The first attempt to manufacture
optical glass in the United States
was in 1889, but it wasn't until
1915 that tine optical glass was
made here in quantity.
1
Mr?. Henrietta Love von West
phalen of New $ork City, is ex
pected to arrive Monday to spend
Christmas with her mother, Mrs.
Hugh Love.
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lTse of water for all purposes
in the United States is expected
to double in the next 25 years.
Fred Love of Raleigh arrived
this week to spend Christmas
with his mother, Mr. Hugh Love.
Dr. Mary Michal has /.rrivsd
from Boon# to snend the holidays
at her hoi?e wore. I
Mr*. Janle Low Taliaferro left
this. wmJl. ton \Tinsto<v-$al(Bn to
-pend Christmas with bar soil
Walter Taliaferro. f
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FOOD BASKETS for 20 needy families were pre
pared Thursday by members of the welfare com
mittee of Local 277, United Rubber Workers
union at the Dayton Rubber Co. plant. Here
Everett Cutshaw cheeks over the baskets at the
??KSROKTt? ,yr<:
Haywood Grocery Co. Other members of the wel
fare committee were Medford Clark, Ella Mae
Maney, Bruce Ramsey. Ralph Trull, and Robert
Hipps, union president.
(Mountaineer Photo).
Smoky Mtn.
oDRIVE - IN
THEATRE
Balsam Rd. Dial GL 6-5446
SUN. & MON..
DEC. 23 & 21
"THE MAN IN
THE GRAY
FLANNEL SUIT" j
(In Cinemascope & Color) !
Starring
GREGORY PECK
JENNIFER JONES
FREDRIC MARCH
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T1JES. & WED..
DEC. 25 & 26
"ARTISTS AND
MODELS"
(In CinemaScope & Color)
Starring
DEAN MARTIN
JERRY LEWIS
?
THURS. & FRI..
DEC. 27 & 28
"STRANGER AT
MY DOOR"
Starring
MacpONALD CAREY
PATRICIA MEDINA
?
MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A HAPPY
NEW YEAR!
?THE MANAGEMENT.
as
PARK
Theatre Program
SUN., MON. & TUES.,
DEC. 2.J. 21 & 2:,
"THE
OPPOSITE
SEX"
(In CinemaScope and Color)
Starring
JUNE ALLYSON
JOAN COLLINS
ANN SHERIDAN
?
WED. & THURS..
DEC. 26 & 27
"BACK FROM
ETERNITY"
* Starring
ROBERT RYAN
ANITA EKBERG
?
WISHING YOU
A VERY MERRY
CHRISTMAS AND
A HAPPY NEW YEAR!
?THE MANAGEMENT.
m
dust a friendly greeting to wish ^
you and yours all the joys of a
Merry Christmas and a New Year
full of healthy and happy days.
HENRY & TAYLOR
AUTO EXCHANGE
805 N. Main Street
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May the blessed
spirit of
t this joyous
season
I
j fill your heart
with peace,
good will and
happiness.
CENTRAL
CLEANERS & PRESSERS
121 Church Street Waynesville
'
STRAND
THEATRE
PHONE 6-8551
SUN. & MON.,
DEC. 23 & 24
A GROWN-UP
MOTION PICTURE
TOR GROWN-UP
EMOTIONS!
?very daughter
should see it
?very parent must!
< H
H I i j ? 11 H 4
III J ? 1 j H
starring
GINGER ROGERS
MICHAEL RENNIE
with MIIDRCD NATWICK
Produced by CHARLES BRACKETT
erected by EDMUND GOULDING
Screenplay by WALTER REISCH
and CHARLES BRACKETT
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TUBS., WEI). & THITRS..
DEC. 25. 26 & 27
1THEY GOT CAUGHT WITHjl
THEIR SCANDALS I
SHOWING! ...because I
one little boy told the I
I Maureen 0 HARA r
John FORSYTHE1'
\yetything
But**
?essS?0?3?
I III IMII FRANK FAYUN
(Iff A US TRC MAYNI PHILIP BOURN tUf
UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL PICTURE
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR
FROM MANAGEMENT
AND STAFF
OF THIS THEATRE.
W< re coming (A
your way with a \
friendly wish for
a very Happy Holiday.
S. E. CONNATSER
DISTRICT MANAGER
JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INS. CO.
I THE WHOLE FAMILY
WILL ENJOY ,
APPLES]
I FOR
I CHRISTMAS
Buy Them In ,
? BULK, BASKET OR BOX
I BULK PRICES $1.25 PER BUSHEL AND UP
Depending On Size. Grade and Variety
Also Express Shipments of Baskets & Boxes
WIDE VARIETY FRO M WHICH TO CHOOSE
INCLUDING ?
? GOLDEN DELICIOUS ? STAYMAN WINESAP
? RED ROME ? GRIMES GOLDEN
? REDGOLD ? WINTER BANANA ? RED DELICIOUS
? For Eating. Cooking or Canning ?
I BARBERS
I ROCK APPLE STATION
Rhone GL 6-S2fi."? . Balsam Road
And with everybody's mind on Christ- fl
mas, we particularly think of our \
friends and patrons whom we have
enjoyed serving this past year. We ^
say to all of you, "May you have a
very cheerful "nd happy Holiday.**
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