THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, MAY 25
O. 1h
Local Girls Are
Contestants In
National Contest
(Bo in (ftljurrft uttiaij
Page 8
Wayncsville Girls Are Trying
To Win A University
Scholarship
A judging committee of three na
tionally prominent ho me economies
authorities will meet in ( 'hicago on
May to pick the winners in the
tenth annual n uional meal story con
test in which aie eiuereil the home
economics students of tin- Wayncsville
Township High School under tin di
leetion of their instiuctor, Miss Louise
Edwards.
Wayncsville Kills entered in this
Contest have heen attracted by the
opportunities for winning a univer.
sity scholarship which will go lo the
writer of the be-t essay on meat in
each district. At the same time, it
is said, they have found that their
preparation for the contest has been
of much value to them in their elass
100m studies of this food product. The
event is sponsored hy the National
Live Stock and .Meat Hoard.
High interest centers in the selec
tion of the Pid.'l national champion,
last year this honor went to Miss
June Keopke of Klmore, Minn., her
essay being on the subject, "Why We
hat Meat. ' inncrs in evorv stale
are to he selected in addition to the
national and district winners. An
nounccme:u of all winners' will be
made shortly after the judges convene.
The score card to be used by the
judges is as follows: Subject matter
of story, -10 points; method of pres
entation, .'10 points; neatness, 15
points; and recipes, 15 points.
It is said that students from 5.'!('i
high schools in 17 states are entered
in this year's contest and that more
than 100,000 students have participat
ed in the contest since its inception.
Veterans' Craves
To Be Decorated
With Flags 30th
(Cantinucd from Page 1)
Gravis other than those in
Crcir. Hill cemetery to be decorated
are:
Fred Mathis, Plott cemetery,
Forest 1!. Moody, Jonathan'-; Creek.
I ! a Jones. Delhvood cenitery.
Thomas l. atherwood and Crawl'urd
Ilui'icss, Maple Grove
.Private Green, Iluchanan Grave
yard.
Keeoynition will be made to ihf
memory of Killiail McCiure, who is.
buried in 1' ranee...
Workers Can Be
Secured From The
Relief Department
Fred Ferguson Is Encouraged
Over (hardens Thai Charily
Families Have Planted
v, ..w Ay , x i I
Am Q- if ''A !;! ' s"?
m (Asm" f iis
h crash,- c, M-m. ,;-S;T
WWE 'k lapsed near San Clemente, Call- 1?- f V
ffit$t&hut fra - 'mmftTvt forma, carrying to destruction 3
t3fjS.--& Mayor Murphine's $50,000.00 tyfcp.. jM
pi ww 'jjjjjl mansion. y- 'Tif
0 ;; 1 w .
1 M StW Wtl fy'rARM BREW
Ijj Jf ' , C C .S3, C ..
KIDNAPPED CHILD RETURNS! ' iii 4 Is! ;; ' i tix n ctx.it Jol...-
$60,000 ransom brought Peggy Mc- j h if : : ? .v , " '' t.oloiaa...
Math. 10. back to parents. Police nab- ( rf . .3 ! 4 ; lcy' , 0 " '
bed Kenneth (left) and Cyril Buck, ! . ,i i f ?;' J; Talmadc
brothers, and recovered the money. 1 ' : ! -, c t"2"9'a. a-.
J . &f . ; a r long state exd
I :: ) , W f cutives w 1 1' i !" rj es. Roosevelt to Klli
" ' V.' i! fSf :- 3 ICOll 0 '-ja 3 0 . 0 1 3 I) - i 11 bill, Which
1 :iS $ ' :' .:Wj'!fe: : ? i; ii;ltf j J;- 1 would rics Mi.i, . r. j costs, increas
W r? v i v 83 . v 1!
rVA'.sr METHODIST CHURCH
Kv. Wade Johnson, Pastor.
Sunday School 9:45, classes for a!
HKSS.
11 a. m., A Sunday School Day
i'r -Ki'ani.
1-e .e;ue 7:15.
! m.. sennon-suoject, "The Mid
::'.ht Melody."
!!A7J-:iAY()()l) rUhSUYTLIUA.X
CHURCH
Hev. O. C. Lundrum. Pastor.
Sunday School, 10 o'clock.
Morninjr servici-. 10:40 o'clock.
Junior, Intermediate and Senior
' sjii'i-s, 7:15.
1 he Vacation liible School at the
azlwoo(l Presbyterian church will
ir.inue each afternoon this week,
'.tendance is. averatfintr about. 70.
:t closing; exercises will be held Sun
day niffht at 7:45. A special invita
tion is extended to the parents to-be
present for the exercises.
Mr. Sloop, who is in charge of the
school, will conduct the morn;:. -vice
at the church which 1 -10:40
o'clock.
FIRST BAPTIST
Rev. H. , Baucom, pastor
J Sunday school, 9:45. W. (. .
superintendent.
,5iorni:sif Wjr-hii). 1 1 :o0.
0:30 all B. Y. P. U.'s of chuu,. ..
Evi nine; AVurship 8:00 o'cl . ...
Mid-week prayer service 7::ju
r.esday.
I
I'RESUYTKRl.W CHURi 11
' Dr. K. P. Walker, pastor.
BiF le School 0:45 a. ni.
Sermon 11 a. m.
Christian Endeavor 7 p. m.
Mid-week prayer service, Wed,
day S p. m.
bow colors that can only be painted
by nature.
The new road will mo through an
area that just missed the woodman's
axe, for only a few miles south of
S(,co Gap and the proposed highway
just outside the park area, are hun
dreds of acres that have been stfip
pe 1 of giant hemlock and spruce. But
louie, lor nere virifin spruce ami ne
lock still survive.
('rvstnl jh'nflnic irpnd tlif.if
,'lloni thrt hifrhwav jm(l thp rhinliuti
(Iron and laurel dot the wayside
stead of the billboards that are
numerous on other highw.ivs in t
state.
READY FOR SIMM FU SPORTS A whale's eve view of Maureen
O'Nullivan on her c(iiadane. I.ella llyanis islarls her dailv doen et
.1.2. Ann St. (oorge tries pedal ping pong, and (hat's orna Ilillie
going pedal iiiolormg.
ANNUAL FLOWER
SHOW ATTENDED
BY LARGE CROWD
(Continued from page 1)
Fi-e.i Ferguson.- director- of relief
of this county, am ounce I this wi ck
that the widfar- departn-. 'nt ean--sup.-'
ply Workers l'u;,!n.. tVP" of
'. . i . - 1 i . . . i i
uoi,. i i .ao, ihiviiiu: wi rk tn be ilone. loininai mg. ( lyde Kay. Jr.. ,., mil
Anvoii,. wi.l.iii,.- ,,, ,.nm!,,v u,nt-,..- noiioraoie mention, .Miss Alice Uiim-
shonb! call l:;.; an I oitli-r ' M r l:nl: 'li'i'---t". display of pielhcm-. A!
' tr,i..u , . v.; ; ...;n ' I-"'!::', cents; linesi d -olav
-be glo! fan:,,, 'anvoue u-S'tli' wi.rk-H T1 '.."1,in- U,K-Vll!!, U
Ti, i - ' -, , , , cenls; Inn di-plav oi c;. a
",a . '"; '!Wti!,-m. Wlih Ahvm ,, :,r,iV(;. niinia.ure bouquet. ,M rs. .1 . M.
for tl'e comoen-atinn, The we!f:M- ,.,. ,, ,,,,!; iinest didav of -low.
lepartiiH-iit n .- i oliim;; ,io d, wit:, i;. m. eobn b. foie.' M.
it was sanl. , . ; Ulcus ?d ; honor ."dc no-nl i, oi. l.owry
Mr. 't'rsj'U ;on state tiia h-- was .Weaver: b:-t i i : ' : t lo liu.ai v
enc)jr.;.i:i.;l lA'er t.ne gardt -ns di i lvtv. the -1 utiin j- (laulen clidi. !;..! . ; -1 : t i i
: In i n ' ;d':r.'t; ei I .! v I'ainilie-s. who h.'ive. I '.'. -nian , . 1 ; : e.'i :ti.l, V-i .: .lie' lei.,
been' depending (in chai i:y. The ina-. :'ii' mils: most alt i ive an I nvo-!
jority l - ;lii families : !ia: have been i'lactical tiii d h.uise- Billy -Phillip,, iSl ;
on the ii -t c d'dmr liv-ii-iiii to iii-,- lu'-d disidily V' v. d 1 . ,.ll:.vv ,'-'. ',:,: ;
. duci- fo-id uuirs- t hat wil' h.'i n them
this wir.n i". :Mr, 'Ferg'uso'h stati'd.-.
In M v.tbe r u-i:i . c aoproxim :t ..dy
5(11) t':;milie: t'iiat wi!l recidve help
throught the welfaie di-partmeut.
Fast , winter tiu r.' were as many a.
500 families during one nionth...
A RKTTER WAY
I think I kr:ov a oetter w.-.y
When friends and neighbors gather.
Than sit 'and-while the hours away
In s;!ly,. frivilous chatter. ."'.
furnishing an ideal drive on a mod
ern highway of asphalt Which will' be
of a rougher, texture than that of
Highway N'o. 10 to insure against
skidding-, it will furnish a never-to-be-forgotten
drive f beaut v in the
siuing the forests of the Ureal Smok
ies will just begin to turn green which
is always a .picture of rare beauty.
But still liner is the summer when
: II 1 In- (lowers and. trees are ill full
bloom .in, I iWi Aii. I ilwm ,i-;il
SIH-lll,.- '..,,..,. ....1 C.ll I , HIVII -..III I OHIO
- . i : 1 "i . Jan. in lie .mi iii.in ,, i ., i 1 1,... ...i r,?. .
ihuj tin mi- niiuis ui..t ne l
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Has assets of two billion dollars
Has paid to policyholders one bill
ion dollars in dividends
When you think of INSURANCE
think of
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SPECIAL KEFKESENTxVTIVES
HI GH J. SLOAN
Waynesville, N. C.
R. I). COLEMAN, ML
Canton, N. ('.
l-aidlv Siler and lliisehime Swifl. .S'J;
sivoiid, Antla. ( 'atli,.-. :. - ( on, rj.
''The"judges' We.:e M I . l.ylc .loiles,
Aslievidc; M rs. Waller hiinitofl, ( in
um; and M:s. 11: i ;-t, w.ivnes
ville, . -
I think I know a way to pass
The stranger, in the gates ;
.Without a. .-tare, for thai ah si
I may have, hurt my native state.
Strangvf.s judge us by the way we look
; Iri'.o thi ir open face,
Our f jc: shoulij. be. an o'pen book
That time, cannot erase.
The welcome -'-to the ones; who come
To look our section o'er,
Of course we do not want the bum; .
But ne do wan, the doer.
And welcome they will sur-.1 expect
If we can have them here.
Iit's be polite, show them respect.
Our town they will revere.
J. M. NKWTOX,
: Bluofield, Va.
Question: How i many dahlia stalks
should be left and how should the
plants be cultivated ?
Answer: Leave only one strong
stalk. All others that come up from
the root should be removed. All beds
should have deep cultivation until the
plants begin to bloom after which the'
cultivation should be very shallow, a
heavy straw mulch can be used in
place of the shallow cultivation after
blooming.
Survey Of Soco (Jap
Road Is Completed!
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(Continued from page 1)
Jackson county. Onlv abtiut one-
iouitii ot a mile ot.it, as it goes into;
Chorokee., will lie in Swain county.
L.xemption ol the. Soco Gap road
from the reorganization committee
bill in the past General Assemblv 'o
prohibit construction of anv new high
ways with .State funds in North Caro
lina for two years, was hailed as an
action of inestimable value in Jackson,
Haywood, Swain, and other counties
m and near thL park area.
Plan lounst (.amp
The proposed Hat ( reek tourist
camp, which is scheduled to be the
(.real Smoky Mountains National
largest high country camp in the
park, is located about six miles north
east of Soco (lap and will be reached
bv a road within the park area. The
elevation of the camo site and Soco
Gap is about the same. The average
elevation at the proposed camp is 4,-
o lU !e'..
At Cherokee, the Soco Gan road
will intersect with State Highway N'o.
KJi, which leads lrom Lla, an Hitrh-
way No. 10, to N'ewfound Gap, on the
North ( arolina-Tennessee State line
and in the heart of the Great Smokies
Tourists and travelers m North
Carolina and many other states will
welcome the completion and operating
of the Soco Gap highway, besides
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AT THESE FEATURES
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1 . 1.11 I 11 I Unquestionably, vou will want
! -T J U& UhIIIJ m to see Majestic FIRST.
:COfn ' I iii 1 Get all that Majestic offers!
3y4.5U j l?S!lfflj 1 rf3?? ll j : Don't be content with less.
: ; . jL; tT. ' " " iiiim j See the neiv models today. .
RE FRIG 'ERATO RS
Massie Ftirmitare Company
PHONE 33
WAYNESVILLE, NY C.