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THE WAYNES VTLLE MOUNTAINEER
News From
H AZ ELWOOD
"The Growing Industrial Town"
EDITED BY MRS. J. E. SHIELDS
PHONE 444-J
PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLES MET
ON TUESDAY
The circles of the Woman's aux
iliary of the Hazelwood Presbyte
rian church met on Tuesday even
j ag. The Women's circle held
their meeting at the home of Mrs.
T. G. Stump with Mrs. Roy Rob
inson, circle chairman in charge.
The Business Women's group
met at the home of Mrs. Sam Lane.
Miss Almarie Robinson was in
charge of the program.
Accepts Call
Mrs. O. V. Hamrick, who has
been visiting her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Davis, returned to her homo ir.
Shelby on Saturday. Mrs. Ham
rick was accompanied home by Mr.
and Mrs. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rice spent
Sunday with Mr. Rice's mother
In Weaverville.
Miss Anna Jim Pritchard, of
Asheville, is spending this week
with Miss Daphne Rice.
REV. J. M. WOODARD PREACH
ED MOTHER'S DAY SER
MON IN SWAIN CO.
The Rev. J. M. Woodard, pastor
of the Hazelwood Baptist church,
preached a Mother's Day sermon
at Cold Springs Baptist church in
Swain County on Sunday.
Mr. Woodard grew up in the
Cold Springs community and after
le entered the ministry he was
pastor of the Cold Springs church
for six years. During his pastor
ate there he served as moderator
of the Tennessee River Associa
tion for five years.
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REV. O. C LANDRUM
Mrs. Carol Whitner and son,
Billy, returned on Friday after a
two weeks visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hyatt at Ela.
W. M. S. CIRCLES WILL MEET
THURSDAY WITH MRS.
WOODARD
The circle of the Woman's Mis
sionary Society of the Hazelwood
Baptist church will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. M. Woodard on
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Messer, of
Valdese, were week-end guests of
Mr. Messer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Messer.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Armour are
occupying the new house on Bal
sam road recently built and owned
by R. L. Prevost.
Miss Lillian Wyatt and friend,
Miss Helen Davis, of Wilson, spent
the week-end with Miss Wyatt's
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Whisenhunt
had us quests on Sunday their son,
J. E. Whisenhunt, Jr., Mrs. Whis
enhunt's sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. George Young, Robert
Young, Mrs. Annie Young, all Jf
Swannanoa. and Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Lane and small son, Mike.
Mrs. William Chambers, Jr., and
Mrs. Fred Campbell spent the
week-end with Mrs. Chambers'
sister, Mrs. Wessie Hitt, in Mc
Cormick, S. C.
Mrs. William Abbott and chil
dren and Mrs. Jerry Hall, of Can
ton, were guests on Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Clark.
Mrs. Ralph Summerrow had as
guests on Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
James Sheffield and twin daughters,
Jeanette and Annette.
Mrs. Hessie Gaddy visited her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Massie, in Gatlinburg,
Tenn., a part of last week.
The Rev. and Mrs. 0. C. Lan
drum and family left Monday for
a months stay with Rev. Landrum's
parents in Jackson, Ky,
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bowles, of
Winston-Salem, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Davis.
Mrs. L. W. Swan, of Asheville,
and Mrs. George Walls were
guests of Mr. and MrsR. A. Gaddis
on Sunday. '
Miss Frances Smathers, of Can
ton, is spending this week with her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Summerrow.
J Amrl IVfiM Wo irnn Mnnvo nf
Lake Junaluska, were guests of
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Mr, ana ivirs. naymonu aiuvan on
Sunday.
Mrs. j. C. Lynn returned to her
home. on Sunday after a weeks visit
with her mother in Greenville, S. C.
Mrs. David Downen left Satur
day for an extended visit with her
mother, Mrs. R. O. Masbin, in
Dewodue, Alabama.
George Allen, of Detroit, Mich
igan, spent Thursday with his sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. Summerrow. ;
Rev. O.C. Landrum
Accepts Call To
Tifton, Georgia
Former Hazelwood Pastor
To Take Up New Duties
On July First
Rev. 0. C, Landrum has accepted
a call to become pastor of the
Tifton, Ga., Presbyterian church.
The former Hazelwood pastor will
takd up his new work there on
July first.
He and Mr? Landrum visited
Tifton several weeks ago, at which
time he preached at both the morn
ing and night services. The con
gregation extended a call on that
day. This was exactly 11 years to
the day when he preached his first
sermon in Hazelwood.
Tifton is 107 miles south of Ma
con, and about 65 miles from Flor
ida, on the main highway to the
west coast. The town has a pop
ulation of about 7,000. It is the
largest tobacco market in the
state, and a big cotton marketing
center. It is also the home of
Baldwin College and a state insti
tution, Abraham, and the costal
plains experiment station.
Rev. and Mrs. Landrum left
Monday for a month's visit with
his parents in Jackson, Ky. They
plan to return here about June 10
or 15 and leave for their new home
on June 25.
The membership of the Hazel
wood church when he came here
was 56. The church now has 134.
During the past year, 55 new mem
bers have been received at the
Hazelwood and White Oak church
es. He was also pastor of the
latter church.
Only 60 of the 3,180 churches of
the denomination baptized more
than did Hazelwood and White Oak
during 1939.
The Hazelwood congregation be
gan the erection of a new church In
1936, and to date have raised ap
proximately $7,000 on the building.
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North Carolina farmers had
385,000 milk cows and heifers for
milk on January 1, 1940, compared
with a ten-year (1929-1938) aver
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TODAY
"Black Friday," heralded as the
newest idea in horror pictures,
with Boris Karloff and Bla Lug
osi in the starring roles, comes to
day to the Park Theatre.
Said to be different from previ
ous horror films both in story and
technique, "Black Friday" finds
both the stars and their support
ing players appearing without the
"weird" make-up effects they have
used in the past.
A trail of murder unique on the
screen is started by. Karloff, who
as a famous surgeon performs a
daring operation by transplanting
part of the brain of a criminal
into the brain of a quiet little
college professor.
Plays Two Parts
Stanley Ridges, Celebrated char
acter actor, plays the difficult role
of the professor whose dual brain
transforms him at times into a
ruthless killer. Like Karloff and
Lugosi, Ridgers achieves his
changes of character entirely by
voice and facial expression.
FRIDAY
Announced as a blend of ro
mance and comedy with colorful
dance revues. "Ma! He's Making
Eyes at Me," opens Friday at the
Park Theatre.
Tow Brown, as a live-wire young
press agent with a million ideas,
and Constance Moore as the pretty
Broadway model who becomes the
sensation of the hour, share roman
tic honors in the swiftly paced
screenplay.
Action in the story revolves
around the efforts of Brown to
make American girls more fashion
conscious, and save a swank Fifth
Avenue shop from bankruptcy.
Colorful revue numbers in the pic
ture feature comedy routines by
Mitchell and Chamberlain, the
dancing of Vivien Fay, noted
Broadway ballerina, and a swing
version of "The Blue Danube,"
sung by Marie Greene and her
"Merry Minstrels" of radio fame.
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SATURDAY
"Rovin Tumbleweed" is the lat
est Gene Autry western and a rare
western jt is. The story seems to
be a conglomeration of current
productions. The problem of the
migratory workers sends Mr. Autry
to Washington as Congressman to
push through a bill on flood con
trol, which is at the heart of the
migratory situation in Mr. Autry's
uaiuwicK.. ai ine Deginmng ox uie
film and at its end the rains come
in copious quantity.
The picture's resemblance to the
typical western lies only in the
habiliments of the star, Smiley
Burnette and some other cowboy
characters, and in a scene laid at
a rodeo. There is quite a deal of
singing in the film with Autry as
the soloist and the "Pals of the
Golden West" as accompanists and
a chorus. Mary Carlisle, the girl
in the case, plays a radio reporter,
and the secretary to Mr. Autry in
the nation's capital. Douglas Dnm-
brille is the villain who reforms t
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the last moment when he is forced
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OWL SHOW SATURDAY
Can science find a way to sus
pend life by freezing ? Can hu
man beings be put in "cold storage"
and brought back to life many
years later?
These startling questions are the
subject of one of the most horren
dous of the horror epics. "The
Man With Nine Lives" starring
Boris Karloff in what has been
hailed as the most terrifying por
trayal ever screened, surpassing
even "Frankenstein" and "The
Man They Could Not Hang" for
spine-chilling qualities, the new
film bases its story on the newly
discovered "freeze cure."
The drama opens when a young
scientist, Roger Pryor, and his
fiancee, Jo Ann Sayers, attempt
to find out about the work of a
mysterious Dr. Kravaal who was
years ahead of his time by pre
dicting the cure of disease by the
lowering of body temperatures.
The couple go to the deserted is
land home of the scientist and
there they find the secret of Kra
vaal's mysterious disappearance
some ten years before.
In an underground ice-chamber
hewn out of a glacier, they find
the body of Dr. Kravaal, played
by Boris Karloff. In a state of
suspended animation. They revive
the seemingly dead scientist and
four others whom he has taken
with him into the state of "frozen
sleep."
SUNDAY
With loud "Yippees!" ringing in
the air, Jane Withers and Gene
Autry gallop into town in "Shoot
ing High," the colorful actions
romance of the West.
In this gay film Hollywood's
favorite commedienne and the
screen's? No. 1 Cowboy star ride
like demons and shoot like sixty to
corral a desperate band of bank
robbers, break up a family feud,
arrange a love match for Gene and
sing as only they can.
Five tuneful melodies are sprink
led through "Shooting High." Gene
had a hand in composing three of
them. He wrote "Only One Love
in a Lifetime" in colaboration
with Johnnie Marvin and Harry
Tobais and "Little Old Band of
Gold" in collaboration wfith Charles
Newman and Fred Glickman. These
two songs serve as solo numbers for
Gene. His third song, "Shanty of
Dreams," was written in collabor
ation withvlohnnie Marvin. It is
one of the two songs sung togeth
er by Jane and Gene. Another
Withers-Autry duet, "Wanderers,"
was written by Felix Bernard and
Paul Francis Webster.
Jane has a rollicking number en
titled "On the Rancho with My
Pancho." This number was com
posed by Sidney Clare and Harry
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY
There will be thrills and ex
citement a plenty at the Park
Monday and Tuesday when the
stirring film, "Virginia City" makes
it local debut. The picture co
stars Errol Flynn and 'Miriam
Hopkins as two people whose con
flicting missions journey across the
fainted Desert.
Error Flynn as a tough, two
fisted adventurer is said to have
surpassed even his success in
"Dodge City," and a new, vivid
Miriam Hopkins ds revealed in the
part of a dancing, fighting spirt-fire.
"Virginia City" is an intriguing
story of gold-smuggling during
the final stages of the Civil War.
Errol Flynn, a Union Intelligence
officer, escapes from a Confeder
ate prison and learns of a con
spiracy to smuggle five million
dollars worth of gold out of Vir
ginia City to aid the South, but he
doesn't realize that Miriam Hop
kins, with whom he is deeply in
love, is one of the conspirators.
The situation becomes even more
exciting when Humphrey Bogart,
as a notorious bandit attacks the
Union Garrison outside Of Vir
ginia City and the gold caravan
starts jt mad dash during the raid.
A thrilling story of an unwritten
chapter in the history of the Old
West "Virginia City" will make
a top rating on the long list of
Decorated by trance
TliVIlSDAT. MAY
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First American to win a Frenci:
decoration in the present war is
Arthur Stratton, of Clinton, Mass.;
volunteer ambulance driver. He
wm swarded the Croix de Guerre
with palm for gallantry in action,
"somewhere in France."
great Warner films.
WEDNESDAY
Produced in 1932 as a comedy
melodrama under the title "One
Way Passage" and starring Wil
liam Powell and Kay Francis, War
ner Brothers asrain has taken the
original story by Robert Lord and
made it into a romantic melodra
ma with George Brent and Merle
Oberon in the leading roles. In this
version the comedy has been lim
ited to the portrayals by Frank
McHugh and Eric Blore.
The picture's innate appeal is to
women, especially women who are
fans of the love story type of magazine.
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W AY N E S VI L L E
THURSDAY, MAY 16
"Black Friday"
with Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi
FRIDAY, MAY 17
"Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me"
with Tom Brown, Constance Moore
SATURDAY, MAY 18
"Rovin' Tumbleweeds
with Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette
OWL SIIOW10 :30 P. M. (Saturday)
"The Man With Nine Lives"
with Joan Sears arid Roger Pryor
SUNDAY, MAY 19
"Shooting High"
with Gene Autry and Jane Withers
MONDAY and TUESDAY, MAY 20-21
"Virginia City"
with Errol Flynn, Miriam Hokpins, Humphrey B&
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22
"Till We Meet Again"
with Merle Oberon, George Brent, Pat O'Brien
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