HOSPITAL NEWS
Miss Sallie Ramsey. Whittier, is
recovering from an operation.
Mr. Marvin Reardon, of Coates,
is improving following an opera
tion.
Mr. Vernon Hooper. Sylva, in
for treatment, is improving.
Mr. Louie Cabe. Whittier, is
recuperating from an operation.
Miss Betty Amnions. Sylva, ad
mitted for treatment.
Mrs. May Knight, Speedwell, in
for treatment.
Mrs. Ruth Bird, Wesser, Swain
County, is in for treatment.
Mr. William Truntham, Greens
Creek, is recovering from an op
eration.
Born on Sunday, November 23,
a daughter to Mr. and Mi's. Ellis
Stiles of Dillsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Delos Cogdill, of
Sylva, announce the b.rth of a son
on Monday, November 24.
James T. McRainey. student of
WCTC, has been admitted for
treatment of a broken leg. He is
doing nicely.
Mrs. L^a Smart, of Lauada,
Swain county, is receiving treat
ment. /
Born /o Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Judd, 'of Sylva, a daughter on
Monday, November 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Carden of
Sylva announce the birth of a-- son
on Saturday, November 22.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Guffey, of Gay, a son on Wednes
day, November 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Opal Thomas, of
Sylva, announce the birth of a son
on Sunday, November 23.
Halcyon Club
Meeting Postponed
The Halcyon Woman's club will
not meet at the regular time on
Wednesday, December 3,-but will
meet on Wednesday evening, De
cember 10, when they will have
their annual Christmas party. The
club will go to Maple Springs cafe
for dinner and then go to the home
of Miss Nancy Allison where des
TRUMAN APPOINTEE
CULLOWHEE SPEAKER
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can Federation of Labor, and
B'nai Brith.
In addition to his 150,000 war
time air miles, his good will ac- I
tivities have carried him a total j
of 750.000 air miles since his first j
llight in a German Fokker plane|
in 1919. He has flown over all the'
seas, across all the continents, and
knows nearly every landing field
on all the larger islands.
His most recent book, Your i
Daddy Did Not Die, is the story of '
his own son, Clark, one of the
famed four chaplain heroes who
went down together with the tor
pedoed troopship Dorchester, after j
giving their life belts to soldiers
who had none.
Educational institutions have
recognized his accomplishments by
granting him a total o? nine hon
' orarv degrees.
With all his activities, Dr. piling
manages to take time to keep his
I congregation happy at the Phila
; delphia Baptist Temple, where he
| has been pastor for 11 years.
I On the platform Dr. Poling is
j said to speak dynamically, with (
the deep conviction that he has
something to say that must be
said, and saying it in powerful
language that is at once a chal
lenge and an inspiration.
Dr. Poling will arrive Wednes
day morning, haVe lunch in the
college dining hall, give his talk,
and return, via Asheville, Wednes
day afternoon.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our appre
ciation to our friends and neigh
bors for their kindnesses and for
sending flowers during the sick
ness and death of our father.
Ransom Phillips and family.
sert will be served and a Christ- .
mas party will be held with a
Christmas tree and the members,
exchanging gifts.
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SOCIETY
Scotts Creek Circle
Has Meeting
The circle of the Scott's Creek
Baptist church met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Bill Wilson. There
were 12 . members present. The
president, Mrs. Dennis Fisher, pre
sided during the business hour.
The program leader, Mrs. Her
schel Ashe, gave an interesting
program on "The Sin of Racial
Discrimination". Those taking part
were Mrs. Roy Reed, Mrs. Dennis
Fisher, Mrs. B. S. Hensley, Mrs.
Vernon Cope, Mrs. Homer Copo
and Mrs. Preston O'Kelly.
The hostess served a sweet
course.
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Junior Music
Club Organized
The regular cl^iss meeting of the
music pupils of Mrs. Grover Wilkes
and Mrs. Nell Johnson a junipr
FOUNDATION S AIM TO
MAKE VETS HAPPIER
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ing by bod-ridden heroes, late pho
nograph recording releases; 16 mm
projectors and films; other equip
ment which may be requested from
time to time by chaplains at vet
erans' hospitals;
Traveling theatrical units to tour
the wards after the wartime USO
Camp Show organization is dis
banded on December 31.
The Foundation is in able hands
to fill the needs of more than 140
veterans* hospitals and homes
throughout the country, which
treated so far in 1947 more than
500,000 veterans ? about 125,000 of
these permanent or semi-perma
nent.
It was incorporated early in 1947
by a group of prominent business
men, industrialists, educators, vet
erans' leaders and top personalities
of stage, screen and radio. The re
sult is a balanced, efficient opera
tion. *
Local chapters of the Foundation
have already been established in a
dozen major states from New York
to California. Other state chapters
will be formed as suitable out
standing volunteer personnel can
be brought together.
Nobody but the hospitalized vet
erans benefit in any way from the
Foundation activities. No officer,
director or member receives com
pensation for his work. These pub
lic-spirited men and women con
tribute generously of time and
effort to provide greater comfort
and happier hours for the nation's
living martyrs.
Every contribution, donation and
gift is deposited to the credit of the
Foundation in the American Na
tional Bank & Trust Co., 33 North
La Salle Street, Chicago, 111.
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Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. Houser
Honor Mrs. Middleton
On Friday evening, November 7,
Mrs. Charles Lindsay and Mrs.
Worth Houser entertained at the
home of Mrs. Lindsay with a sur
prise stork shower for Mrs. Grif
fin Middleton.
Contests suitable to the occasion
were enjoyed and the prize win
ners gave their awards to the hon
oree.
The hostesses served sandwiches,
coca-colas and mints.
Mrs. Middleton then opened her
gifts which had been presented to
her in a small wagon covered with
crepe paper.
music club was organized. The
following officers were elected:
Mary Cole Stillwell, president;
Gail Webber, vice-president; Shir
ley Hartmann, corresponding sec
retary; Patsy Buckner, recording
secretary, Barbara Fisher, treas
urer.
Mrs. Wilkes talked to the chil
dren about junior club work. Nine
pupils took part on the program
that was presented.
Mrs. Dillard Hostess For
Ruby Daniel Circle
On last Thursday evening Mrs. I
Roger Dillard was hostess at her
home on Savannah Road for the
meeting of the Ruby Daniel circle
of the Woman's Missionary Society
of the Baptist church.
Mrs. Woodrow Cox gave the de
votional. As this was a social
meeting no program was present
ed. Secret Pal ^gifts were ex
chanp<?d.
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Plans were made for the Christ
mas party which will be held at
the home of Mrs. Lawrence Mon
tieth on December 18 when the
members will have a Christmas
program and exchange gifts.
William (Wimpey) Hyatt
Out Of Hospital
The friends of William, better
known as Wimpey, Hyatt will be
glad to learn that he has recovered
irom a recent appendectomy and is
now able to be up and about his
home. Mr. Hyatt underwent the
operation at C. J. Harris hospital
last week.
Champion-"Papa" Of GI
Bdodleville Announced
Yolanda A. Taylor, Black Moun
tain, is the "champion" papa of
Boodleville. the G. I. Student Vil
lage of Western Carolina Teachers
college. A daughter, Mary Linda,
born to Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Oc
tober 30 in Mission Hospital, Ashe
ville, is her parents' third child.
Mary Linda weighed four pounds, i
two ounces, at birth.
Mr. Taylor is a member of the j
Cullowhee Stump-Jumpers, college
string band.
Johnny William Allen
Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Charles Allen honored her i
son, Johnny William, on his third]
birthday with a party at his home
on November 20.
Games were played by the chil
dren, after which Mrs. Allen served
ice cream, cake and hot chocolate.
Those attending were Charles
Hudson Allen, Brenda Louise Mc
Neill, Rachel Paxton, Carl Smith,
Edna Queen, Paul Howard Greene,
Larry Hyatt, Charles Oscar Dal
ton, Nell O'Kelly, Cleida Crisp,
Juanita Crisp, Harold Crisp, Joe
Sutton, Jimmy Sutton, Bobby Sut
ton, Harold Nicholson,- Catherine
Nicnolson, Roger Montieth, Billy
Akins and Dicky Johnson.
Mrs. Frank West 111
In El Paso Hospital
Mrs. C. H. Nicholson received
a message Tuesday informing her
that her sister, Mrs. Frank West of
Alamo Gordo, New Mexico, was a
patient in an El Paso, Texas, hos
pital, following a major operation.
Mrs. West is the daughter of Mrs.
Mattie McKee of Webster and
formerly lived here.
Ray (Bouncer) Seay Has
Appendectomy At Harris
Ray (Bouncer) Seay is recover
ing nicely from an appendectomy
of last Wednesday at C. J. Harris
hospital.
Savannah P. T. A. Has
Regular Meeting
On Thursday afternoon, Novem
ber 20, the Savannah Parent
Teacher association met in regu
lar monthly session with a large
attendance. Mrs. Bragg Allison
presided.
Following the business session,
the members heard a recording of
I a speech made by Dr. Clyde A. Er
' win, State Superintendent of Pub
lic Instruction. The title of the ad
dress was Resource Use Education.
During the social hour refresh
ments were served.
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MR. AND MRS. ALBRIGHT AND TRAILER
Shown standing beside their house trailer are Mr. and
Mrs. R. Wayne Albright, of Raleigh. Mr. Albright is
touring the state in the interest of his campaign for
nomination on the Democratic ticket for Governor. They
stopped in Sylva Wednesday and got acquainted with
a number of local county and city leaders. They plan
to return at a later date for a public appearance.
Mr. Albright is an attorney, a veteran of World War
II, former state employment service director and has
had seven years experience in state government. . He
is 38 years old.
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