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? Thursday, Dec. 29, 194!
Farmers are rapidly increasii
the eUjciency with which th<
grow crops through the use
improved soil management met]
ods, says Dr. Robert M. Saltt
chief of the U. S. Department
Agriculture's Bureau of Plant Ii
dustry, Soils and Agricultural Ei
gineering.
The Bureau of Dairy Indust:
was established in 1924.
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I ji THEATRE
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J [2 shows each night. 7 pjn. and
j [8:40. Adults .40. Children undex
Wr < >12 free. Each Tuesday and
a ! Wednesday night we feature
J [family night. $1.00 per car reJ
[gardless of number of occu<
>p?hts.
/ ] [Section reserved for colored
| );Thurs. - Fri.,.Dec 29 - 30
I j| JOHNNY STOOL
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J Starring: Howard Duff Shell)
< Winters ? Also Comedy
J [Saturday, December 31
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{[Starring: Loretta Young and
< [ Robert Preston ? Two comedies
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The Stylellne, one of two individually designed sedans mentation are s
which hare achieved immense popularity with Chevrolet Chevrolet* also
owners, will have new' beauty in 1950. Improved grille the Powerglide i
work, sturdier bumper guards and more tasteful orna- ment on De Lux
Tournament Jinx Holds
AIR FORCE 'SKY STARS' AT BASE
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UNSO UP ON the parking ramp at Andrews Air Force Base, MarylandTare^
some of the U. S. Air Force's 'trout line" aircraft Shown front to rear
and left to right are the F-86, world's speed-holder; the F-80 "Shooting
jj. Starr" th? F.Bg nlgM *?>. ? fh. P-(U ThimHort^t-" th? H.4B "Flying
2 Wing;" the B-36, largest land-based bomber; the B-47, which made a
record non-stop flight in three hours and forty-six minutes from Waah
ington state to Washington, D. Cn and the B-48. (International)
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automatic trans mission aa optional equipe
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Over Terrors \
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? Valley Springs ? The tourna-(
ment jinx still holds over Bobby,
Terrell's Terrors who have never
. won a tournament game.
Monday night the Terrors tried
I again in the second annual Valley
| Springs Independent tournament,!
I and lost their opening round game
to Flat Creek, 56 to 4.4. I
Despite the fae* that Civile Eu.: -!
\ garner rimmed in 15 points and
Jack (Lard) Cunningham 14, the
Terrors were unable to stop Owen
Roberts of Flat Creek who poured
t in 21 points and aided in the scoring
of most of the others.
A ii At 1 1 ? e A J in
^viier uivy ivsi a u-t icau m i
the early stages of the first quar- (
\ ter, the Terrors never regained j
1 the lead. Several times during the
game, they pulled up within striking
distance of Flat Creek only to
give way and slip behind again.
The Sylva club was hampered
considerably by the absence of |
several key players including Bugs (
Clontz, Joe Fountain, Clyde Ethe- |
ridge and others who are home
for Christmas.
The lineups:
P?Terrors (44) Flat Creek (56)
F?Sizemore 3 Arrowood 41
F?Bryson 3 Roberts 21 j
C?Cunningham 14 Foxx 8
G?Bumgarner 15 Edmonds 13
G?Morgan 6 Herron 4
Subs: Terrors: Rogers, McKinney
1, Burchfield 2, West, Dockens.
Flat Creek: Robbins 4, Landford
2, Robinson, Parris.
Officials: Nockow and Patton.
Score at halftime: Flat Creek 32,
Terrors 24.
Other ^first round scores included.
Enka Pipe Shop 63, Rhodes Brothers
56.
Black Mountain 61, Marshall American
Legion 51.
Hendersonville All-Stars 53,
Clearwater 50.
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nameu v^ouruy iariners secueu
a record acreage of pasture and
cover crops this fall.
Hampshire hogs are proving to
be highly popular with farmers in
Vance County.
'Americas Queen'
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CHOSKN "Queen of the Americas"
in Lima, Peru, recently, Ana Maria
Alvarez-Calderon, 20, is shown on
her arrival at the International Airport,
Idlewild, N. Yn for a six-week
visit in the U. S. Asked about the
report that she had inherited $32,000,000
from the estate of her
grandfather, Eulogio Fernandini, a
cattleman, the beauty shrugged and
said: MI don't know. I suppose I '
will some day." (International)
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CONSOLIDATED .i'^'-rs. "'<!
CENTRAL HIGH TEAMS ''
Am ... AnriirR The boys clash was a
9PI IT IN fiPFNFR from lhc slart 10 finish.
OIL!! Ill UrUILn erd of the regulation gc
The Central High Whirlwins of score was tied at 18-18 bu
Sylva split a double-header last 'he extra over-time per
week when they were hosts to V.M.C.A. team was able to
he Y.M.C.A. boys team from Ash- out a 22-20 victory.
r> \ i 11 nnrl tho fhiK T n r\H ora rr i r-1 c m ? ?
x ....v- m.v- v.?*. *- 6" **? I i ne L'uniesis were uiuc
team of Sylva. | Charles Cagle and Perry
WE EXT
To Our Many Friends And Customers . .
YOU For The Nice Business You Gave I
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Hope To Have The Pleasure of Serving
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Complete Paint J
The Past Year
Dan Cowan Will Morgan
Dr. T. D. Slagle Mrs. Leatherwood
D. McGas Dock Wilson
J. C. Crawford Will Bryson
Dave Bryson Cash Clark
Jack Haskett Johnny Cunningha
Fred Cope Fulmer Motor Co.
Buchanan Electric Joe Fallow
IWfwwiv Funeral Home John Moss
Shell Oil Co. Mrs. Bob Garrett
Willie Monteith Miss Sadie Queen
George McDowell
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We Specialize in Complete Paint Jobs ai
Which Insures a Lasting, Good Looking
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Many of our friends have not had con
but have had repair work done on their cai
will not permit us to name all of you we wi
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Prosperous New Year.
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paint job bring your car to us during the
can put new life into the old car for the ]
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AMMONS BOD1
OPPOSITE RITZ THEATRE
' Pa?ejfc__
? Whirl- both of Syiva High.
lister a next contest for the Whir-Lame
but winds will be on January 6th,
when they trav el to Canton to meet
thriller tne powerful Haywood county
At the squads. Then on Friday 13th, the
ime, the Whirlwinds travel to Seneca, S.
,t during C. to take on the East End High
iod, the School of that town.
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END
. We Wish To Say THANK
fs During 1949 . . . And We
You In 1950 . . .
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iends Having
obs During
C7
' Were:
Rev. T. H. Deitz
Vergin Reed
Mr. Wolf
John Henson
Walt Ashe
m Town of Sylva
Mr. Beck
Bill Greenarch
Jackson Furniture Co.
Joe Rhinehart
Nehi Bottling Co.
id Use Nason Auto Paint,
Paint Job For Your Car.
iplete paint jobs this year
rs and trucks. While space
ish to take this opportunity
sh you a most Happy and
r work or a complete new
coming year of 1950. We
New Year.
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