JUNIOR CLASS
PRESENTS PLAY
Three-Act Comedy To Be
Given At High School Au
ditorium Friday
The Junior play, a 3-act comedy,
entitled “Here Comes Charlie”
will be presented in the high school
auditorium Friday night at eight
o’clock.
The plot involves a bewildered
bachelor who adopts a little hill
billy orphan from the Ozarks, to the
astonishment of his friends and
relatives.
The cast includes Maisie Holden
as Charlotte Hoops; Paul Patter
son as Larry Eliot, the bewildered
bachelor; Sarah McMahan as Aunt
Fannie Farnam, a neurotic woman
who learns to mind her own bus
iness; Bryan Petit as Ted, Larry’s
best friend; Jeanne Wiley as Nora,
the Irish cook and maid; Allen
Eberle as Tim, Nora’s policeman
boy-friend; Carolyn Kizer as Vivian
Smith-Kersey, a spoiled brat who is
after anything she can get—espe
cially Larry; Dorothy Pace as
Mrs. Smith-Kersey, another edition
of Vivian; A. J. Montieth as the
main comedy character, Uncle
Alec Twiggs; and Frank Kornowski
as Mortimer Smith-Kersey, a lazy,
indolent fellow.
MIDDLE FORK NEWS
By N. H. CHAPMAN
A well-attended singing conven
tion was held at the Middle Fork
Baptist church, Sunday afternoon,
and the event was declared highly
successful. Singers participating in
the convention were: Rev. Worten
Dunn and wife, duet; Rev. James
Allred and wife; Zion Quartet, of
Rosman; Southern Three of Bre
vard; Shelton Brothers’ trio, of
Rosman, and singers from West
Asheville. The choir was led in
turn by W. L. Harmon, Slim Jam
ison, Glenn Winchester, Mr. Rev
is, of Brevard, and A. M. Paxton,
of Rosman. A. D. Randolph presid
ed at the convention.
Jessie Rains, of this community,
has been ill for some time with an
infected foot and leg, and we are
glad to note that he is somewhat
improved.
Next Sunday is the regular
Sunday for the pastor, Rev. Jessie
Meece, to be in charge of the ser
vice. Everyone is urged to be pres
ent to hear this young minister.
Pastor N. H. Chapman an
nounces that next Sunday at the
Oak Grove Baptist church, Lake
Toxaway, route 1, a special ser
vice will be held and good music
will be furnished by Rev. Worten
Dunn and his wife, of Asheville.
The Rev. Mr. Dunn is also expect
ed to preach. Following the ser
vice, the Lord’s supper will be ob
served and a cordial invitation is
extended to all to be present.
Fats and oils will remain scarce
all winter, but less so after Christ
mas.
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