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THE WAYNESVILLK MOUNTAINEER
Black Bears Down
Mountaineers 25-13
Canton Completes Perfect
Season; Mountaineers Lose Placed On
two Games j ?0UtRern Team
The Canton Black Bears downed'
the Waynesville Mountaineers frRy TjnifPQ PfCSS
the second time this y:ar Thanks- J
Bill Milner, former Waynesville
Mountaineer football star, was
giving afternoon by a score of 25
to 13. An estimated 3,000 fans
werp on hand for the annual Tur
key Day event. (chosen this we:k by the United
The Mountaineers dominated the ' Press as a first strin& uard on
first half of ths game rolling up i the All Southern football team.
13 points to the opponents 0, only Bill has been a starting euard on
to be swamred in the second half the Duke Blue Devil eleven this
by the visiting Black Bears who
tallied 25 noints.
Waynesville scored early in the
Barbara McLeod Has
Birthday Party On
Tenth Anniversary
Barbara Louise McLeod, youn1?
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. P.
McLeod, observed her tenth birth
day anniversary on Saturday after
noon by entertaining a group of
her friends. The motif of pink and
grren was carried out in the ap
pointments.
The guest list included Margaret
Rogers, Doris Ensley, Florrie Pat
trick, Linda Welch, Dorothy Mc
Leod,. Bobbie Stretcher, Malcolm
and Stanley Williamson, Wilbur
Davis, David Ferguson and Jaks
Ferguson. i
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Mrs. J. Dais Stentz, who is now
residing in Shelby, where Mr.
Stentz is secretary of the Cham
ber of Commerce, arrived on Tues
day to spend several days here a?
the gu:st of Mrs. W. F. Swift and i
Mrs. David Stentz. She was ac
companied home by her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. David Stentz, and ,
young son, David, Jr., who have '
At Fort Dix
it J'
I season.
I Milner started his football car
leer at the local high school, being
first period after they recovered captain his last year, and from
a Canton fumble on the Bear's 40, here went to the University of
and drove to the 15 where Scruggs , South Carolina, where he was elec
galloDed for the score. Scrua-E's i ted caDtain of the Gamecocks for
also drove the line for the extra this year, but Uncle Sam called "Pi'nt some time in Shelby.
point. him and he passed the V-12 exami-
Coming back in the second per- nation 'in the Marines and was sta-
iod, the locals tallied again after tinned at Duke. He has made quite
a OU yaiKi ru.iiv:u Willi oei ujKS Ul IV cl name iui llinin-u as a uiue utvil ry v-v "C" 1 I
ing over from the one for the last and has been mentioned several I -UCTC Un r UflOUgn
score for the Mountaineers.
The kBlack B:ars came
strong in the second half to score' It was on this same team that
two touchdowns in each of the last Waynesville produced her first All j
two periods. The first came on a American, in the form of Freddie
46 yard march with the aid of a Crawford several years ago.
15 yard penaUy against Waynes-1
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-iiiu, win ii uuiaimij ui live uvci H-,.w In I hi. nrw. whuni fin n rf.. : .U-
i it-. maHie was uiuuuieu in ine
: service at Camp Croft and from
In E-jrl"
(One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 19
I teered in the service while a student
at State College, nas Deen nonoraD
y discharged. He was inducted
it Fort Bragg and from th:re
transferred to Camp Wolters, Tex.
He plans to re-enter State College
he first of January and continue
his education.
Eyes Examined
Classes Fitted
C O V S ' LT
DR. R. KING HARPE
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e. Ifc. Harold R. Massie
. . 1. mtRi1 L. RUFF, son
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ruff, of Ha
jlwood, who recently returned to
'ust after visi.ing his parents.
He has a brother, Pfc. Johnnie
Ruff, who is serving with the
wel fore-: in Australia.
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bac timber for All American.
Private First Class Harold R.
Massie, U. S. Air Force, is spend
ing a s.veral days furlough here
at his home in Thomas Park. He I
was accompanied by his wife and
young daughter from the west
cuast where he has been stationed.
Jap Nemesis
whrn Smathers drove over H,.0 (h( nn wur.,
trom the one att r three unsuccess- (lrovt,r ov ,. f()I. the seore
ri.i I-;,,., r... tu.,t ;r,t i7,.,i i . . . .. .... . .
... ! ., , .,, ,, , ,,,.1,, ."'v.v. The Black Hears had defeated the i tlifr. sent to Fort Bragg. From
placekickmg art.st for the Bears ,nca)s in an enRagremet earlier injliragg he was transferred to Miami
booted the extra pent. fh(J s(,a;inn) 21 to 7 and the Kilme Beach for his basic training. From
After ( airon recovered a Way- ,ast Thursday gave them a clean Miami he was sent to Oakland,
nesvlle fumble on the locnl s 4o sIate for the 8l.ason, having won all, Calif., for training in airplane me-
irtr irnmcii
Smathers cracked over center from , lin un-
the one for the second score. The p()K Waynesvi
attempted placekick was no good, j y' cnn';ns
The third score for the visitors
LT Medford
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came an r vaynesvine rennquisn- j (; Knight
ed the ball to C-inton on the Bears q Jayn,.s
28 and a lateral from that point, Caldwell
Hickman to Smathers brought the jjj scatt.s
ball down to the Waynesville 34, a RK Trout man
38 yard gain. After driving to the Scruggs
one, Smathers carried the remain- pje
ing dis'anc for the score. pyIC
Late in the last period Canton pg lEvans
, . ovt'r a"" a Daa Pu"t oy tne Subs. wavnesville, Ralph Phil
locals on the Waynesville 32 and lip Anison;Moore, McClure, Ray
with the aid of another penalty mod PhillipS! TeaKUe and Grahl.
. Canton, Rickman, Rhymer, Fowler,
Buy War ronds and Stamps. Isheppard.
ichanics, and more recently to
! Kearns, Utah for reclassification.
Canton! Upon leaving here Pfc. Massie
O'Dier will report to San Antonio, Ttx.,
Whitted ; where he will be stationed.
Bentlcy i Prior to enlering the service,
Flynn fc. Massie was associated with
Ward; his brothers in the Massie Furni
H. Hardin ture Company.
Grogan !
Smathers ,,yt Ralph H. DotSOn
u.....t XT 0 .
now serving uverseas
Cooper
F. Hardin
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Private First Class Charles B.
Medford, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne W. Medford, of Waynes
ville, route 2, has arrived safely in
England, according to a message
received by his parents.
Pfc. Medford entered the service
in January of this year and was
inducted at Fort Jackson. He was
then transferrrd from there to
California and later to New York.
He attended the Clyde high school
and before entering the service was
engaged in farming in this county.
READY to take off In the skies abov
Munda is Marine flier Major
Gregory BoyingUm, formei Fly
Ing Tiger.
vice. His wife and two sons are
making their home with her par
ents while her husband is in the
service. I
Pvt. Jack E. Wright
Home On Furlough
Private Jack E. Wright, son of
Mr. and Mrs. France Wright, of
Hazelwood, who is stationed at Ft.
Meade, Md., is spending a 10-day
furlough with his wife and parents.
Pvt. Wright entered the service
in June of this y:ar and was in
ducted at Camp Croft. From Croft
e was transferred to Fort Jack
son and from there was sent to
Fort McClellan. From the latter
he was sent to his present post.
Prior to entering the service he
was employed by the A. C. Law
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Pvt. James Francis
Honorably Discharged
Private James Francis, son of
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