Baptist Deacons'
Meeting Is Slated
At Holly Springs
A county-wide meeting of Bap
list deacons Is set for next Thurs
day. April 28. at the Holly Spring:
Baptist Church. It has been an
nounced.
The meeting will be precedet
toy supper at the community build
lng at 7 o'clock.
Quest speaker of the evenlnf
Will be the Rev. T. E. Roblnett
pastor of the First Baptist Churct
In Waynesville.
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THURS.-FRI., APRIL 21-22
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New 4-H Club
For Patton
? Is Discussed
I*
, Organization of a 4-H club in
. the upper end of the Patton com
munity marked a meeting of the
I Patton 4-H Club Monday night,
. according to Doyle Clark, club re
porter. Friday night was set as
the date for the organizational
[ meeting.
Plans also were made to work
1 on the acre of land donated to
the community by Richard Bing
i ham.
The meeting was held at the
Patton Methodist Church with two
leaders and eight members pres
ent. Birdie Lee Bingham, presi
dent, presided.
Forty-three fire guard stations
are maintained to protect the
North Carolina National Forests.
Cullasaja 4-H Club
Slate* Rummage Sale
Saturday In Franklin
Ruth McCall and Marion Bry
son, club reporters, have announ
ced that the girls of the Cullasaja
4-H Club will hold a rummage
sale Saturday in downtown Frank
lin.
This Decision, and one by the
boys to plant shrubs around the
community signs, featured a club
meeting Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Marion Bryson.
Twenty-one members were pres
ent.
WORKMAN HERE
Victor Workman, Western dis
trict area supervisor for the Vet
erans Education and Training Pro
gram, was here Tuesday to check
on the progress of veterans in
training.
A Chinese writer who died al
most 2100 years ago left the first
known written record of coal.
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Burley Men
To Discuss
Marketing
A meeting of Macon County, ,
tobacco growers has been called
for Tuesday night to hear an
explanation of this year's allot
ment program and marketing
quotas, and to discuss the ap
proaching referendum on April 28
on whether they favor decreased
allotments.
The meeting will begin at 8
o'clock at the Agricultural Build
ing.
J. H. Enloe, Jr., field man for
the Agricultural Stabllzatlon and
Conservation, will preside.
Soap Carving
Exhibit Shown
Soap carvings entered in a
nation-wide contest sponsored by
Scholastic Magazine are on dis
play In the lobby at Franklin
High School.
The exhibit, /which includes
some of the winning entries and
unusual carvings, is to be sent
on to another school Friday, ac
cording to Mrs. S. F. Beck, art
teacher, who arranged to have
it sent here.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Beck's students
are now busy soap carving and
will open an exhibit of their own
to the public soon.
Weatherwise, it was clear when
708 fatal auto crashes occurred
in the state last year.
Summer Heads Cancer
Drive In Highland*
O. F. Summer has been named
to direct the 1965 Highlands fund
drive of the American Cancer
Society. It Is hoped that as much
can be raised this rear as was
donated In the 1964 drive, when
approximately $75 was reoelved,
Mr. Summer said.
CLARIFIES STATEMENT
In last week's Page i story on
the drowning of an elderly couple
near Highland*. It ni reported
a collection wai taken at the
Highlands Baptist Church to help
pay the hospital bill of a survivor
of the tragedy. The *35.55 raised
was donated at a pre-Easter inter
denominational service held at
that church.
Junior-Senior Banquet
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Come by and let us show you.
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