Here And There CAT GRAPPLERS SHAPING INTO TEAM The wrestling team of Western Car v. .'V. a is fast rounding into shape. looking toward its Dec. 7 meet with th^ Appalachian State Tea. hers. Coach Jake Atkinson hopes to be able to field a formidable team Ly the time the mighty Mountain eers from the hills of Boone in vade the peaceful valley of Cullo whee. Only three lettermen from last year's squad that placed three men in second place in the Carolina's AAU's are returning for action this year. Don Thames. 155 pound er, .J.apk McCracken, 165, and Bozo Burleson, 175, are the three re turn ng lettermen. Thames anc. McCracken Miave been elected to co-c: ptain the Catamount squac, through this season. Ot.ier members ol tlie squad in clude: 121: Raul Marco a. d Squirt Williamson; 128: Dan Heath and Robert Flemming; 136, George Ques.ida; 145: Jack Arney; lfl5: Fred King; 175: Joe Coffey; and heavyweights: William Luquire, 195, :*??? DRESS SALE REPEAT SALE BY POPULAR REQUEST 500 BETTER DRESSES Made By Nationally Known Manufacturers Such Brands as ... NAN SCOTT .. SACSON .. JOAN MILLER.. MAYFLOWER . . BETTY HARTFORD . . JUNE BENTLEY . . TOMMIE AUSTINS . . DORIS DODSON . . MARY MUFFETS Values up to $22 .50 Wools ? Rayons ? Corduroys ? Silks ? Gabardines ? Failles Sizes ? 7 to 15 12 to 20 38 to 44 14% to 24% See these dresses advertised in all leading magazines, all newest styles and materials To Go On Sale Today At Only . . . No Phone Orders, Please. ..No. C. O. D. No Lay-A-Ways ? All Sales Cash 1 Schulman's Dept. Store 5J We Sell Only Nationally Known Quality Brands as selected by sportswriters and released Saturday. Hug Constance, center, and Art Byrd and Clark Pennell, guards, were the Catamounts named on the mythical team. Selections: First team ? ends: John O'Quinn, Wake Forest and Art Weiner, UNC; tackles: A1 De rogatis, Duke, and Len Szafaryn, UNC; guards: Berhie Watts, N. C. State, and Bob Mitten, UNC; center: Hal Saunder, N.C. State; backs: Charlie Justic, UNC; Hosea Rodgers, UNC; Bill Gregus. Wake Forest, and Fred Folger, Duke. ? Second team ? snds: Bob Cox, UNC, and Bill Duncan, Duke; tac kles: Ted Hazelwood, UNC, and Louis Allen ,Duke; guards: Charlie Musser, N. C. State, and Sid Var- . ney, UNC and Bill Davis,. Duke,' (tie); center: Irvin Holdash, UNC; fjacks: Johnny Clements, UNC, Tom FVtzer, Wake Forest, Lee Spears, Catawba, and Herman Bryson, Appalachian. Honorable Mention: ends: Ken Powell, UNC; Ed Austin, Duke; Buddy Cheek, Davidson; Jim Dun can, Wake Forest; Charles Collins, High Point; George Blomquist and Tony Romanowsky, N. C. State. Tackles: Bill George, Wake For CATAMOUNTS GAIN SECOND PUCE IN CONFERENCE I By way of Lenoir-Rhyne's 16-6 I victory over Catawba's Indians on I Thanksgiving Day, the Western I Carolina Catamounts backed into second place in the North State Conference standings. The Catamounts won three of their four conference contests thru the season. Every other club in the loop lost two 'or more games with the exception of Appala chian which went undefeated but once tied through the campaign. The Catamounts hold the best defensive record in the league by having only 20 points scored a | gainst them by conference clubs Most of the potatoes grown in Britain and in many other parts of the world, including a number of varieties cultivated in Europe, are Scottish in origin. i WOODMEN OF THE j | WORLD j Life Insurance Society s I , Fraternity Protection J j Service BRITTON M. VOOftE Sylv* Representative I Sylva, N. C. i est; Carl Eborn, Davidson; Hay wood Fowle, UNC; and Elmer Costa, N. C. State. Guards: Art Byrd and Clark Pennell, Western Carolina; Ray Cicia, Wake Forest ;Bill Wardle, UNC; Ned Liggon, ACC; and Les Gardner, Catawba. Center Hugh Constance, West ern Carolina; Dan Steigman, UNC; Boyd Allen, Wake Forest; Ralph Wilson, Catawba; and J. C. Honey cutt ^Appalachian. * Backs: J a (5 k FriedlUnd, Jack Mounie and Bill Cox, Duke; Os-j car Bozeman, Ed Mooney, Gwyn| Fletcher, Ogden Smith, and Dick Johnson ,N. C. State; Aubern Lam- j ttetih, Davidso*^; Harry Dowda, and Carrol Blackberby, Wake For. est; Archie Brigmari, Campbell; and Bobby Weant, UNC. Read Herald Classified Ads For Profits? KEEP COOL SAVE FUEL JOHNS-MANVILLE INSULATION * Our Cre^t Working in Sylva This Week For Information And Free Survey of Your Home Call Mrs. Raymond Nicholaon SYLVA DAY 92-J ? NIGHT 153 CITIZENS TRANSFER & COAL CO. Dial 2-2461 ASHEVILLE, N. C This Mid-Morning Refreshment Makes Home Work Smooth Sailing NOTICE WE HAVE LEASED THE BUILDING FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY SYLVA FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP NEXT TO HOME BAKERY ON MAIN STREET AND WILL MOVE OUR SHOP TO THIS RUILDING IN THE NEAR FUTURE - SEE US FOR YOUR SHOE REPAIR NEEDS - ?## ??? 4 4 ? ? EXPERT WORKMEN ? SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ? * ? ? * m * m 4 42S& * I Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop David Parker, Owner