Rotaiian; Enjoy Yule
Mi^k1 By WTHS Group
Rotuuits enjoyed a Cltti^swt
muaicaV program given by the
WTHS iaublr quartette lu-re Fri
day. Willi Char lea Ul?'v director of
tb?' music drpirtmiat in charge.
The eiub donated a crate of
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oranges u tit by some Florida Vlni
Ict*. to the Woman? Club Cbrtctotal
j tree June W Fouler Ji in
I behalf <4 the dub presented the
1 Toune House pet sound with gifts,
.vbich is an annual cu*f*m
Henry Foy u'i< in chkm of the
I program
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X jnjisujjnjuh,
Our tincrre good
wishw to you on thU happy holiday.
MAY YOU ALL HAVE A MERRY
CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
IS OUR WISH FOR YOU FROM
OUR NEW LOCATION - '
313 N. MAIN
LINER REAL ESTATE
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And INSURANCE CO.
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Loads of thanks to our many good friends for
yOCf loyal patronage throughout the year. May you all enjoy a
"? . very happy Holiday Season
and a New Year filled with 36S
('ays of health, happiness and good fellowship.
SKYLAND
MACHINE SHOP
12"> S. Richland Street
Fines Creek
Drops Pair
At Franklin
Plajrlag their last basketball
games brforf tl?r- Chriilnx holi
day I he fines Creek iligb School
teams dropped a doubleheader
Thursday night to Franklin oh the j
Mat-on County hardwood
The f illies lost. 41-35, alter load-1
mg in the first half, and the White
Hornet were beaten. 59-4C.
In the girts' game Fines (Seek
play-d well in ttie first half and |
left the floor with a 17-11 ad-j
vantage However, the Franklin
sextet rallied m the eeond half
to take the decision
Anna Jean l.edford pat'-d the
Fillies with 12 points, while Gib
son w-a- hi"h lor the winners with
20
In the boys' game, little Ronald
Fish bit 22 points for Fines Creek
to take scoring honors in the con
test, Smith was tops for the Pan
ther basketeers with 20.
The next game for Fines Creek
will he January 11 at Marshall.
Girls* lineup:
fines t'rrrk (35? (41) Franklin
9 PiesrieJJ 14? Henry HOi
p. 14. Gibson I20>
F l-edford <12* Ijiie (10i
G Parkin* Phillips 1
G Fergus..,, 111 Sutton
G?Rogers McCIufc '
Subs- Fines Creek ?- Kick 4.
It.t> lies. Hunter, P. Kirk * M.
Price <1 Franklin?Beck 1. Cahe. I1
Ifulftimc score: 17-11 Fines :1
Crt. k
Roys' duieup:
Fines Creek (4C) <3?> Franklin
F- r> Rogers ifli Smith i20> '
F Raihbpne Clark <R
C Ferguson -9' M. Houston <10
(! Fish (22< D. Houston <2>
G R Rogers 161 Long (10> 1
Subs: Fines Creek ? Clark, Jus- 1
I ice, Trantham. llaney. Franklin ?
McSwain 2, Cabo. MeF.Ivs I, Pear
son 4 Brooks, I -dford. Elliott 2
Halftone score 37-17 Franklin.
OlticiAls: Kuykendall and Stev
ens, 1
Little League
Promise Better
Trees Next Year
?
"It is wonderful to live in a
('i)ininunit.s with so many under
stand inn peoole," A P. Lcdbctter
and Dr R Stuart Roberson of the
Mountaineer Little League explain
ed this morning.
"Our hoys, for the second year, !
are selling Canadian, specially
treated. Christmas trees. We will
sell about 000 (>f them, sad to say.
The current shipment of trees were
not up to par of those last year.
M?n> of the trees in the half car
load shipment this year were bruis
ed. and roughly treated in shipping
"The people who so generously
bought the tryes, were hind to
patronize the project, whieli en
ables the community to have a
summer program for the lioys each
year
"We promise We will have bet
ter trues next year It Is no fault
of Ours or the lioys. The group
heiv. and a similar group in Can
ton. went in together and bought
a carload We look half a car and
they took tile other half. Last year
both towns got wonderful trees,
lint tliis year, we didn't.
"In the words of the late P T.
Barnunt. we will be back next
year, with bigger and better trees
And until then. *?&?<* aisuted.' in
behalf of the boys, we appreciate
vour patronage of the past, and
look forward to serving you again
next year with the best trees that
nature can grow."
New Jersey hired 4.625 new
school teacher* in 1955-56. twice
as mans new ones as employed 5
years ago.
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Bethel High School
' Blue Demon
Tales
By DOROTHY MASON
Congratulations to the following i
students for winning the deelama
tion and recitation contest which
wa$ held in the Auditorium Decern
bar 1? Betty Cieen and St.-voj
Reeves in the junior division, and
Doris Ann Johnson and Charles
both Seniors, in the High
School Division
The Bethel band and the girls'
rhofus gave a program for oui
monthly Parent-Teachers Associa
tion meeting Monday night. They
gave a repeat performance Wed-1
nesday morning, December 13, at
activity period
As a Christinas C.ift to the
School, Mr-;. Calhey's Homeroom
donated a sum of $10 to the gym
seat fund.
The Beautlfication Committee is
working on our school lawn by
planting shrubs; sowmg grass, and
are soing to erect a school sign.
Which was constructed by the Arts
and Crofts Club under th.-> direc
tion of ft T Alexander
Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year to everyone'
Canton Stores
Plan One-Day
Yule Holiday
Canton's business places will be
c loeed only one da.v for Christina
according to announcement by the
Chamber of Commerce office
Storc?s were open until 9 p.m. j
Thursday and Friday, and regular i
closing hours at 5 30 p.m. will be j
observed today and Monday. All i
business places will open Wednes- 1
day and continue on regular sched
ule the remainder of the week.
Business plates will take a tv.o- j
day holiday on Monday and Tues
day, in observance of the New!
\ear. the announcement stated.
Schools in the Canton System. ;
closed Wednesday, and will reopen
on January'
Tw the Want Ads for results.
DEATHS
\IISS MARY L. OREKN
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Funeral services sere held Sat
urday morning in the Pigeon Bap
tist Church for Miss Mary L.
Green, M. who died Thursday in
an Ashevttlo Hospital.
Tiie Rev. Will Pharr, the Rev.
Lucius DuBoise, and the Rev Pete
I ticks officiated and burial was in
the church cemetery.
Pallbearers wer.? Brody Green,
Clark Messer, Henry F Teague,
Robert Fisher. Sherrill Teague. and
Rowe Ledford.
Miss Green was a native of Hay
wood County and was a member
of the Pigeon Raptist Church in
the White Oak Community.
Surviving are a brother, Craw
ford Green of Tacoma, Wash: four
sisters. Mrs. Delia Worley of Illi
nois. Mrs. Zora Hall of New York.
Mrs. H. N. Francis of Barbersville.
i Va . and Mrs. 7. V. Mi Rlroy of
! V/avnesville, Route 3.
I
The gigantic Casa Loma in
Toronto was built by the late Sir
Henry Pellat as a gift to his bride.
The cattle is linked to all outlying
buildings by underground passages.
1
Mrs. Massie
Dies At 69
Mrs Annie Sharp Mar.--.le. CO
widow of William Lebo Massie,
d.cd in a Waynesville nursing
home early Thursday night follow
ing a long illness.
Mrs. Massie was a daughter of
the late Jim and Scllie Henderson
Sharp of Buncombe County. She
was a member of the Pit ;t Metho
dist Church and was a<tive in the
women's organizations of the
' .hutch until her last illness
Funeral services were held in
the First Methodist Church Satur
day morning with the pastor, the
Rev Earl II Brendall, officiating.
Interment wa* in Creen Hill Ceme
tery
Pailbearers were Joe S Davis
llub RufT. R. L. McKittrick, Her
man Francis. D. F Whitman. Hugh
| R Campbell, and Dr Frank llatn
rnett.
Members of the Marietta Way j
Bible Class of the church, of which j
Mrs. Massie was a member, were |
H?wei bearers.
Surviving are two sisters. Mrs.
Walt Rayneis of Spokane. Wash.,
and Mrs. Gcoru. ilaikins of Can
t in; a brother. Albert Sharp; and
| several step-grandchildren of Way-'
, nesville.
Arrangements were under the
j direction of Garrett Funeral lloine.
Lions Members Hear
Prison Camp Singers
Members of the Waynesviile
Lions Club wert- eritt-rtameu at
tr.eir meeting Thursday night by
a number of Negro spirituals sung
!?jr the Prison Cair.o Quintet from
Haialwood
The singers were introduced by
Capt. Jetty Roper- superintendent
of the camp.
It was announced Thursday that
rwi l.ionr Club meeting will be held
I during Christmas week The next
meeting of the club will be Thurs
day, January 3
Want ads bring quirk retnlta
I
Tjfiismm \
AAoy your heart rejoice anew in the
message of the first Christmas../'on
earth peace, good will toward men".
WELLS FUNERAL HOME
Canton, N. C.
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k.mdM
v4nd may your Yuletide
be bright with
peace and happinets.
T. S. MORRISON - FOARD, INC.
?105 Depot St.
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Our very Lest
wishes to all
our friends for
a Lappy Holiday.
LEATHERWOOD
AND FRANCIS
ESSO SERVICE
1121 N. Main Street
I NOTICE!
I WE HAVE PURCHASED THE
I NEGATIVES AND PROOFS
I MADE BY HUGH B. NORTON,
I FORMERLY OF
I WAYNES VILLE.
I PRINTS FROM THESE
I NEGATIVES ARE AVAILABLE
I AT A REDUCED PRICE FOR
I A LIMITED TIME. ^
I J. GUY TEAGUE
PHONE 4721 CANTON^ N. C.
St's time
& to say
^ Merry
S Christmas
% and ,o |
\ thank v;fj
i y?u. u ft
f,or
V your
icontinued^J
I V s
I patronage.^
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ENSLEY'S
SUPERETTE
Pigeon Street
L 11
i
I Greeting
To all our friends, a sincere
wish that the true spirit ^
of Christmas abide ?
kc ' with you in this joyous
A holiday season. And
may good fortune and
//^H happiness be yours
"vr now and always.
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Wo extend to our many ! I
|l j friends our wishes for
V a Christmas that j
gkk djttf**" will he rich in joy \ ~
^Rm? and good health.
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ROYLE & PILKINGTON CO., Inc.
Hazelwood, N. C.
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