32nd Annual Meeting Of Haywood EMC Is Set For Saturday
Event To Begin
At 10:30 In
Waynesviile
The 32nd Annual Meeting
of Members of Haywood Elec
tric Membership Corporation
will be held at the East Way
nesviile Elementary School,
Waynesviile, N. C., Saturday,
August 28th. Registration of
members and guests will begin
at 9:30 a. m., and the meeting
will start at 10:30 a. m. and
adjourn at approximately 3:00
p. m., it. was announced by
R. C. Sheffield, Manager of
the Ccaperative, today.
The business session of t.he
meeting will include reports of
officers, the Manager and com
mittees of the Cooperative and
the election of nine (9) direc
tors (by districts) for the com
ing year. A highlight feature
of the meeting will be an ad
dress by Mr. Chester A. Cog
burn, member of the Coopera
tive from Route 1, Candler, N.
C., former Cooperative attor
ney and owner and operator of
Pisgah Ranch, who will speak
at 11:15 a. m.
An interesting feature of
this year’s annual meeting
program will be t.he eighth
annual beauty contest, spon
sored by the Women’s Auxili
ary Committee, to select
“Miss Haywood EMC for
197L” A large number of
contestants who must be mem
bers of families receiving
electric service from Hay
wood EMC, are expected to
compete for this honor from
the various counties served.
Cash prizes will be awarded
to the winner and the first
four runners - up. Token
gifts will be awarded to the
remaining contestants. The
winner will, also, receive a
bouquet of roses and a tiara.
Miss Pollyanna Gail Carver,
Route 1. Clvde, N: C..-'Sli^1
Haywood EMC of 1970”, will
bo on hand to crown “Miss
Haywood EMC of 1971.”
Numerous door prizes will be
awarded during the meeting.
VFW To Hold
Covered Dish
Supper, Bingo
The monthly covered dish
supper and bingo party will
be held this Saturday, August
28th, at 7:15 at the VFW post
home.
All members and their wives
are invited, and they are also
reminded that they can bring
out-of-town guests.
The officers say:
“Plan now to bring a di'h
of your choice and join us for
an evening of good food and
fellowship with your friends.”
Weaver Brown
Buried Tuesday
i
Weaver B. Brown, 65, of
route 1 Pisgah Forest, died last
Saturday in a local hospital af
ter a long illness,
He was a native of Haywood
County and had lived in Tran
sylvania County for the past 30
years. He was a retired farmer
and a son of the late William
J. and Jane Bonham Brown.
He is survived by the widow,
Mrs. Lona Fussell Brown; eight
sons, George, Ira and Lester of
Hendersonville, James of Wind
lock, Wash. Joseph and David
of Castle Rock. Wash., William
of Candler and Ralph of Bry
son City; four daughters. Mrs.
El ie Orr, and Mrs. Aline Stew
ard both of Castle Rock, Wash.,
Mrs; Pauline Larach of Hondu
ras, Mrs. Betty Northcutt of
Columbia, S. C.; three broth
ers, Fred of Louisana, Walter
of Canton, and Jamea of Lake
Junalusjta; three sisters, Mrs.
ure of Clyde, and
Buckner and Mrs.
Leicester; 38
were held
Crab Creek Bap
Rev. Al
Rector
of
The very first prwe drawing
will be held at the outset of the
meeting at 10:30 a. m., and
other prize drawings will be
held at intervals during the
meeting. Free lunch will be
served to members, their fam
ilies and invited guests, under
the sponsorship of the East Way.
nesville School, from 12:00
noon to around 1:30 p. m. to be
paid for by the Cooperative:
Haywood EMC was organ*
izcd and chartered in 1938.
Its first construction project,
completed in August of 1939,
involved 40 miles of lines to
serve 175 members in the
southeast section of Haywood
County. The Cooperative has
steadily exponded its system
until it now serves, 7,100
members on 1,277 miles of
electric lines in parts of
Buncombe, Haywood, Jackson,
and Transylvania
Counties in North Carolina;
Rabun County, Georgia; and
Oconee County, South Caro
lina.
The usage of electricity by
members of Haywood EMC has
increased during this period
from an average of 40 kwh per
member per month in 1940 to
an average of 600 kwh per
member per month today.
The Annual Meeting of
members is the highlight
event on the calendar of
activities for the Coopera
tive; and a large number of
members, (.heir families and
friends are expected to at
tend from the various coun
ties served.
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