jrflURSfeAY, December 1$ J
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
Two Games Played
By Clyde High
The cage teams of the Clyde High
school have met two opponents dur
ing the past week, both of them twin
bills. On both occasions they split
with the opposing teams. On Thurs
day night, Dec. 12, they played the
team from Cullowhee High school.
The girls dropped their half of the
show to the visitors by a score of
21-9, the Clyde girls put a grand
Sight during the first half, but weak
ened in the second half to allow the
Cullowhee team to run up a score
wiih which they could not contend.
Brown and Hooker were outstanding
for the Clyde girls, while Stevens
and Cope led the visitors to victory.
The Clyde boys did much batter
during their part of the evening
show, and turned bak the visiting
bova with a score of 16-6. The Clyde
boys are all inexperienced but they
displayed a fighting spirit with
which the Cullowhee boys could not
cope. With the Leatherwood brotners,
Long Tom at center and Earle at for
ward leading the Clyde charge and
playing a bang-up game of basketball
ably supported by the other members
of the team, the Cullowhee boys were
hopelessly outclassed. Harris, Clyde
guard, played a fine brand of basket
ball, personally accounting for seven
nointa of the sixteen total. His play
ing was handicapped due to the fact'
that he did not co-operate with tho J
other members of the team. It takes
five men playing together to con
sistently win games.
On Tuesday night the two teams
met the cagers from Bethel, again
snli-tinur the show. The girls drop
ping their half of the evening's en-1
tortainment to the visitors bv a score
of 10.10. The boys again showed
themselves to be tough and turned
back the visitor by a close score of
18-16.
Uud Organized
by vjycie Group
A group of the Ciyde Younger te.
have organized tne winters uaraen
i mu. iney nave pianneu to n-vc
uaines mummy as enieiiainmciu anu
reci canon lor ine younger peopie oi
the town. the nrst uanee wul oc
neiu ai me Ciue inn, ivionuay uiguv,
Dee. is, in honor oi tne Clyue stu
dents who win oe returning nonce
irom college lor ihe Christmas holi
days. 'Ihe iarneeis an popular Asiie
viJle orchestia, hus oeen engaged -tor
the au'uir. Dancing win Degm at
8:00 P. M. to 1 A. M, KefresnmeiKa
will be served during tne intermis
sion by Mrs. Creignton Norris, mana
ger of the Clyde Jnn.
The expense of the dance will be
bourne by club members and i.o script
will be charged. Admission will be
by invitation. All guests' are asked
to register upon arrival.
The visitors were leading in the
closing miuntes of the game by 1G-14.
Harris fouled out and Gossett sub was
sent in in his place, he immediately
announced his presence in the game
by flipping in a field goal which tied
the score lli all. The play then went
into an extra period and just before
it ended Clyde accounted for another
field goal which ended the game.
Both teams were evenly matched,
neither having an advantage over the
other. Carr and E. Leatherwood
plaved steller ball for the Clyde team.
This was Clyde's first county game,
ami wkh ihe first chalked up as a
win to their credit, it looks as if they
will bu a threat for the county cham
pionship. We no'.iced that both the
Vaymville ami Canton coaches were
R outing the game Tuesday JiiprTit.
So from the way the boys played they
sure got art eyeful.
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Frequent appearances together recently of Joan Blondell and Dick
Powell, Hollywood celebrities, have lent credence to rumors that the
blond star will middle-nisle it with Powell as toon as her divorce
deem is final. -
William Smathers
Out For Governor
Of New Jersey
A political item in the Atlantic
City News, of recent date says that
William H. Smathers, son of Dr. and
Mrs. B. F. Smathers, has a good
chance !o win the Democratic nomina
tion for governor of New Jersey. He
is a member of the New Jersey senate.
Senator Smathers last year smashed
the 40-year Republican rule on At
lantic county and became the first
Democratic senator from the county In
decades.
This victory seems to have Riven
SetMtfr Smathers much political
prestige and as a result Mayor Farnk
Hague, Democratic chief tain, has
about decided to swing his powerful
organization behind him for the gu
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" ? TO GIVE PAGEANT
"The .Bethlehem Inn." a partnt of
the nativity in three ccene wiU be
resented by the Clyde IrfKh Mhool,
rstiay eveninj. Dcember 19. at
7:.'?0 o'clock in the school auditorium
The principle characters are: Eve
lyn Fincher. the prologue; Kichard
Rogers, the Roman inn kerne' : Ger
aldine Robinson, the blind beggar
maid: Carlton Corzine, the Jewish
stable boy: Adeline Rotrers, as Mary;
Sebe Bryson, as Joseph, and Alive
FiiH'her, the pos lude.
Other character include sever
shepherds, three wise men. two trav
elers, four Heorcw women, and the
three kinirs of the Orient.
Between scenes children from the
elementary grades will pantomine. "O,
Lif.le Town of Bethlehem," and "Si
lent Night,"
Question: nat proportion of birds
should I give my tenant who 13 rais
ing poul'.ry for me on shares?
Answer: Where all the baby
hieks, equipment, and feed are furn
ished the tenant should receive about
one-seventh of . the birds or an equal
aniciint of the sale price. From 14
to IS per cent of the sales is a pood
ranire for labor payment. To make
anv prcn from this arrangement.
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only good healthy chicks should be
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nou.-.es should also be provided as well
s a properly balanced ration. The
enant should have a good knowledge
of feeding and care of growing chicks,
ogether with some knowledge of
poultry diseases.
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resenting resurrection of Christ, also
representing frcsvirrectiou of Ihe
dead. Nice flower vase and flowers
representing our friend that's gone.
Give name and order. Half pay
ment required with order. Prices
from $5 to $30. J. V. Smith. 14
Smather9 Street, Waynesville, N. C.
Dec. 12-18 pd. "
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