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THE LAUGH CORNER ‘•Do you have fits of giddiness?” a doctor asked a middle-aged, stern looking woman. “No, I don’t,” came the snappy retort. “I’m a respectable married woman.” * * * “I had three specialists and every one of them found something dif ferent wrong with me.” “Didn’t they agree on anything?” “Yes, each charged me fifteen dollars.” * * * “Dad, do you remember the story you told me about the time you were expelled from school?” “Yes.” “Well, isn’t it funny the way history repeats itself?” Dot: I’m not going to be married until I’m thirty. Jean: Huh! I’m not going to be thirty until I’m married. * * * The chief constable of a small English town was also an expert veterinary surgeon. One night his telephone bell rang. “Is Mr. Blank there?” said an agitated voice. Mrs. Blank answered yes, and in quired: “Do you want my husband in his capacity of veterinary surgeon or as chief constable?” “Both, madam,” came the reply. “We can’t get our new bulldog to open his mouth, and there’s a bur glar in it.” PERSONNEL (Continued From Pye One) printing for three years. He is mar ried and has one child, and will as sume his duties here on June 15th. Mr. Taylor will become associat ed next week with his brother-in law, Leslie Burdick, in the opera tion of a weekly newspaper and job shop, which they recently purchas ed at Denton. “We hate to see Fred leave Bre vard, because he is such a faithful employee and prominent in various community activities, including the fire department, WOW, athletics, etc.,” Mr. Anderson said in wishing him much success in his new un dertaking. “My wife and I truly hate to Jeave Brevard, our second home, ^nd the many friends we have here,” Mr. Taylor said. Both are natives of High Point, which is only a short distance from Denton. Mr. Taylor will assume ihis duties there the first of next week. PLAN BAKE SALE The Intermediate Girls’ class of the Dunn’s Rock church is spon soring a bake sale this Friday, June 11, at the Mill Hill grocery store. This is the first of a series of similar sales planned with pro ceeds to go toward their Lord’s Acre project. Saint John’s Day Program At Church A St. John’s day program will be given at the Bethel-A Baptist church next Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o’clock. The program is being sponsored by Mountain Lily lodge No. 119 and New Hope lodge No. 91, Eastern Star. Proceeds will go to Oxford Or phanage. FOREST IS SAID . (Continued From Page One) Mid-Week is scheduled for the week of July 27th, and from Au gust 1st to the 7th the North Carolina Federation of Women’s clubs will be on the campus. Another session of the Frances Clark Piano workshop will be held August 11-18, and at all the confer ences more than 1,000 people are expected, President Robert H. Sta nley says. In addition to the reve nue received from the conferences, Brevard college will also get much favorable publicity from them, Mr. Stamey continues. Transylvania Music camp opens on June 27th and the ninth annual Brevard Music Festival will be held three week ends beginning August 13. DUNN’S ROCK TALENT SHOW ISA SUCCESS First Place Winner Was Skit On Milking For June Dairy Month Boots Davis and Dick Moore won the first prize in their 4-H “Dairy Month” program in the “Talent Night” contest at the Dunn’s Rock community center last Thursday evening, with the Dunn’s Rock Jazz Band, composed of Eddie McGaha and Billie Batson, running a close second, while soloist Doris Gilles pie came in a good third. The school house was filled to capacity and as a result the Dunn’s Rock softball team will soon blos som out in uniforms. The judges, Mrs. H. N. Carrier, Mrs. J. R. Wickliffe, and C. H. Bay lor had difficulty in deciding the winners from the talented entries which included the Dunn’s Rock quartet; Dunn’s Rock Jazz Band; Doris Gillespie, vocal soloist, ac companied by Ruth Holden; Jun ior Choir; Negro Skit by Lyday Sis ters; vocal solo by Kay Whitmire, with Mrs. Whitmire at the piano; 4-H duet composed of Freda Gilles pie and Barbara Cantrell; recita tion, “Grandma’s False Teeth,” by Doris Gillespie and the 4-H Dairy Month skit. The prize winning entry was in troduced by Mrs. Marvin Whitmire with a song, “A Farmer Goes To Town.” Then Lynn McGaha spoke briefly on the essentials of milk and the climax came with a highly amusing demonstration in the art of milking with Boots Davis, suit ably disguised, acting the part of the cow and Dick Moore, the farm er, being kicked over. Mrs. Bill Hogsed, chairman of the contest, thanked all of those who participated in making the eve ning a success, mentioning in par ticular Mrs. Lloyd Compton, chair man of the ways and means com mittee, and Virgil Gillespie, the ex cellent master of ceremonies and acknowledging donations of ice cream by Sealtest and Biltmore Dairies. Refreshments concluded the eve ning’s enjoyment. United States farm assets on January 1, 1954, were estimated at $156 billion, while farm debts to taled $16.7 billion or about 10 per cent. Keep Up With The NEWS By Listening to the Broadcasts Every Day Over WPNF You will be well informed on news happenings all over the world and in our own community as well if you listen to the broadcasts several times every day over WPNF. 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