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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY J THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Page 14 Future Farmers Of America Designed To Teach Boys Better Way Of Life The motto of the Future Farm era of America Is: Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve. With this motto in mind the purpose for. which the organization was formed as follows: 1 To develop competent, ag gressive, rural, and agricultural leadership. 2 To create and nurture a love of country life. 3 To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. 4 To create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. 5 To encourage members in the development of individual farming programs and establishment in farming. 7- To participate in worthy un dertakings for the improvement of agriculture. 8 To develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. 9 To participate in co-operative effort. 10 To encourage and practice thrift. 11 To encourage improvement in scholarship. 12 t-To provide and encourage the development of organized rural recreational activities. The local chapters, of which there are 6,313, try to attain and f3i 4? J r A LOVELY BRIDGE WE HAD SUCH FUN M-M-M-THAT DELICIOUS CAKE 1 COME ON AND TELL YOUR SECRET, DEAR- WHY ROMFORD WHEN I SAKE 1 5s ii Writ for Rumford's nw book- lot. lull of Mom to nMko your bailing better. Addrm: Rum ford Baking Pow dor. Bos A, Rwmford. Rttodo Island. develop these purposes in their in dividual members. The member ship in chartered chapters of the F. F. A. is 207,510. In promoting these purposes most chapters group their activi ties around the following: 1 Class work, 2 Project work. 3 Shop work. 4 Local chapter work. 6 Federated chapter work. 6 State and Natonal organiza tions. In the class work the F. F. A, members learn much about soils, crops, marketing, xarra manage' ment, livestock, poultry, feeding, fertilizers, fruits, vegetables, etc Our work is grouped mainly around the students projects. This gives him a chance to study more thoroughly a given group of farm enterprises. The project work consists of the studying of the project; the actual production work consists of the studying of the project. This gives the boy a varied experience in con nection with his projects and it also gives him a chance to put into practice his F. F. A. .motto and many of the purposes for which the organization was formed. The shop work of the agricultur al student usually consists of con struction and repair work. He is urged to do those jobs which will mean most to his home farm. In doing this work he learns many things which carry over into after school life. Our farm shop work has been of great value in the de fense program of our country. The local chapter work of the Future. Farmers of America does much to develop leadership of our boys. They get practice in leader ship in carrying on the business of the chapter. We have programs regularly twice a month. This gives the boys a chance of over coming some of their timidity in appearing before a group. This work also teaches much about the use and practice of parliamentary procedure. During the past few years there has been developed the Federated chapter of the Future Farmers of America. This chapter consists of several local chapters. Its work is quite similar to that of the local chapters. However, in addition it serves as a clearing house for the elimination contests of our state wide contests. Some of these are: the speaking contest,- the seed judging . contest, and the livestock judging contest and in some daces : other contests. The activities of the Federated 1 chapter afford opportunities for the MacArthurV Niece Also Carves Serving ai a volunteer American Red Cross nurse's aide, Mrs. John I Reyburn, niece of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, hero of the Philippines, la shown taking care of a kinky-haired patient at Children! Hospital, Washington, D. C. Mrs. Reyburn hasn't seen her famous uncle since 1937, (CtntraXPrttt), LESS NICOTINE A twite I in we swokc J "' N f ww owns ) CLICKS WITH J jr ARC V Mt. AND THAT V-" V-" "1 T WITH THE I CAMEL KAVOft Jf 4gl Q MEN IN THE J V ISRCALLX , W fVY J THE SMOKE OF SLOWER-BURNINQ CAMELS CONTAINS 28 LESS NICOTINE than the average of the 4 other largest-ielling cigarettes tested less than any of them accord ing to independent scientific tests oftb smokt itttlff THE CIGARETTE OF COSTLIER TOBACCOS ETOWAn, N.C. PHONE 3 'I 1 L mm TRUCK DELIVERIES TO ALL PARTS OF WESTERN N. C In time of war we think not only of physical safety but of economic security also. There is no better economic family security against misfortune than a comfortable HOME . . . a permanent one built with ETOWAH BRICK. Let us help you with your planning for a new BRICK home of beauty, permanence and comfort, , . ETOWAH BRICK BUILDS BETTER HOMES M 0 LAN D-DRYS DALE CORPORATION ' SJ ' "V"" -W .,, ..... ..... Haywood Baptists To Meet 22nd With Hazel wood G roup The county wide Baptist Sun day school association, which is cpmposed of thirteen churches, will meet Sunday, February 22, at the Hazelwood Baptist church at 2:30 o'clock. The. program will be given by the various churches represented. CHurch Notices GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rector, Rev. Raymond E. Mac- Blain. : Sunday: 9:45 a. m. church school. 11:00 a. m. morning prayer and sermon. Tuesdays (during Lent); 3:00 p. m. Lenten study period for the women at residence of Mrs. Shoolbred. Wednesday: 7:30 p. m. service and address. We are now in another Lenten season at a time when the word is engaged in strife requiring "blood, sweat, and tears." Therefore the theme of our Lenten observance, and around which our meditations will be built, is Pardon, Power, and Peace; Pardon for our sins, Power to carry on in the right way Peace from strife and Peace of soul and mind. Women Of Four Churches To Hold World Day Prayer ' News From Jonathan Creek Rev. and Mrs. George M. Carver had as their week-end guests Miss Dorothy Hayworth, of Winston-Salem, and Miss Margaret Garrison, of High Point, the latter being the sister of Mrs. Carver. Saturday night at the home of Miss Mary Jo Howell, she and Mrs. Carver entertained the visitors at a Valentine oarty. Games and tests were played before inviting the guests into the dining room where refreshments were served. Those oresent were the honor guests, Miss Hayworth and Miss Garrison, Misses Jean Nelson, Ora Lee Ferguson, Edna Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Leatherwood, Rev. George M. Carver, Messrs. Jack Leatherwood, John Carver, Lawrence Roten, Ennus Boyd, Rob ert Howell, Bob Howell and Little Joyce Leatherwood. . Rev. and Mrs. Carver have re turned with Miss Garrison and Miss Hayworth, where they will spend the remaining part of the week with Mrs. Carver s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart M. Garrison, of High Point- Mrs. Winnie Dances 1 h2 - t V t. The woman's society of Chris tain Service of the Shady Grove Methodist church met with Mrs. Erastus Owen last Wednesday af ternoon. A union prayer service will be held on Friday afternoon at 3:30 at the First Baptist church in ob servance of the World Day of Prayer, which is held on the same day by women in Christian hurches all over the world. Members from the hurches are combining for the service as follows: First Metho dist, Presbyterian, Grace Episco pal church and First Baptist church. r, Mrs. R. N. Barber, a member of the latter, is serving as general chairman or leader of the service. : The theme of the service is "I Am the Way". It will be divided into eight topic for discussion as follows: "The Way That Men Have Lost", "The Way Back To God!, "The Way of Self . Surrender", Aliens Creek News By Clarence Taylor. After several hours of rainfall Allen's Creek almost reached flood stage early Monday night. The rumble and roar of the swift cur rent could be heard from a great distance. Several families left following j their homes and went to nearby Mciguuuis . uuubcs . tnuv . were on higher ground, seeking refuge from what might have been an other flood. About mid-night the rain subsided and fears of another flood were over. Mr. and Mrs. lElmer Greene spent last week-end with the former's mother, who lives in Dillsboro. r 4. JH .8 w'i ShowerXliven For Mrs. Elmer Dudley The ladies of the Methodist church were a misollanoAi.a .1 day evening, as a courtesy 1 H Elmer Dudley, the foJW Virginia Whitner. r H The rooms were decorated ""H "6", mm pmij and predominating. The bride received manv i gifts, The guest list inTA following: Mrs. T. G. STJi V. M. Truitt, Mrs. W. TH Mrs. e. M. Smith. m. Mauney, Mrs. Fred urea iroutman, Mrs I wfej Mrs. rJf Kizziali rs n.Tl Henry, Mrs. Carroll Whitner ii Bill Winchester. Mrs. H.Jl'H Jim Robinson, Mrs. W. L Hut,i Mrs. Cagle, Mrs. Ward jS rick, Mrs. Abbie Inman ? Miss Wilma Hovle mL S Mae Cope, Miss Beulah IS Jin T I. . "M ney, Jacqueline ; ITuitt, Dean Henry. and J oooodoooi Mrs. Winston Churchill, wife of Britain's Prime Minister, is shown enjoying a dance with a munitions worker at a recreation center in the north of Engjand. German subs have been reported off the Texas coast. Couldn't be down there for a word with the gentleman from Uvalde, could they? some time with her mother, Mrs, R. H. Taylor, before joining hert husband in Chicago. We are sorry to report the ill ness of Delmas Caldwell and hope he will be well very soon. Little Gale Muse, who has been sick for some time, is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Wilson an nounce the birth of a daughter Monday, Feb. 16. "The Way of Peace", "The Way of Love", "The Offering", including Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Pruett presentation of the causes, Chris- announce the birth of a son, Billy titan literature. Union Christian Samuel, born Tuesday, Feb. 17. churches, and Indian student gov ernment schools "The Way of Light", and "The Way of Power". Taking part in "the service from the Baptist church in addition to Mrs. Barber will be: Mrs. H. G. Hammett, Mrs. W. T. Crawford, Mrs. Carl Francis is" visiting her husband at Fort Bragg. Mrs. Lucy Carroll is spending Mrs. Will Wilson is ill at the home of her father, Lee Hendricks. powr POOR BUSinESS GETYOUDOWM Wia aMaim.aaakaBaf" i w uriPbKFU L WKI(jri!-T, XRlTt KITE r?IGrHT! And fhni is what this agency is doing. We write, writt write day after day Fid Bonds, Contract Uonds,0fficial Bonds, Depository Bonds, Court Bonds.and all the othen of the great variety of bonds constantly being soughtlj those who look to this agency to serve them. U N. Davis &M Real EstateRentals IiuuriM "Satisfaction With Safttf Phone 77 Main Stad UOOOOOCl. The entire commnnitv !. invif I and Mr8 Jck Messer. to join us in this series of medita-1 Those from the Presbyterian tions based on the Pardoning Grace ' church will be: Mrs. Malcolm Wil- oi uod, the Power of the Holy Spirit, and the Peace of God which comes to all true Christians. THE BAPTIST HAZELWOOD CHURCH Rev. Frank Leatherwood, Pastor. Sunday school 9:45, Frank Un derwood superintendent. General lesson title, "Jesus ap points and teaches the twelve." Golden Text, "Let your light so shine before men, that thev mav see ybur good works and glorify your Father which is in Heaven," Christian friends is your light shining with the brightness of the firmament, does it shine through the mist of distress and the fog of despair? Sinner friends would you like to have that light shining in your life revealing the way to glory? If so come to Christ and His church. Morning worship 11:00. Baptist Training Union 6:30. Evening worship 7:30. Prayer services Wednesday 7:30. further practice and development of the motto and purpose of the organization. The State and National organiza tions are active and effective ones. The state organization is composed of local chapters and the national one of state organizations. When members of local chapters get to attend the meetings of the State and National meetings they usual ly come back with an extended vision of the work and more en thusiasm for the development and promotion oi the local work. liamson, Mrs. L. M. Richeson, Mrs, M. G. Stamey, and Miss Nancy Killian; from Grace Episcopal church, Miss Robina Miller, Mrs. Harry Marshall, Mrs. M. C. Green, and Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick. From the First Methodist church, Mrs. G rover Davis, Mrs. J. Clay Madison, Mrs. J. Dale Stentz, Mrs. Bonner Ray, and Mrs. Henry Gad- Mrs. J. Dale Stentz will direct the choir, which will be made up of voices from all four churches participating in the service, to which all the women of the com munity are invited to attend. There may be restrictions on building materials, but you can still build air castles. une cant advance much if he has a lot of installments hanging on oenina mm. WOMEN Imbed, I 'Waas mmm Popular 61 years NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION NORTH CAROLINA, I HAYWOOD COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. HAYWOOD COUNTY AND TOWN OF HAZELWOOD VS. HELOISE G. JONES AND HUSBAND, W. D. JONIES Jr, The defendants, Helolse G. Jones and husband, W. D. Jones, Jr., jwill take notice that an action enti tled as above has been commenc ed in the Superior Court of Hay wood County, North Carolina, to foreclose liens for taxes due Hay wood County and the Town of Hazelwood; and said defendants will further take notice that they are required to appear at the Of fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court of said county at the court house in Waynesville, North Car olina, within thirty days after the 20th day of March, 1942, and' answer or demur to the Complaint of said action or the plaintiffs will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said Complaint, This the 17th day of February, l4Z. KATE WILLIAMSON, Asst Clerk Superior Court, Hay wood County. No. 1161 Feb. 19-26-Mar. 6-12 VAIJ'E imiiaih: i. orit ai rou.i.s WIM. 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