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THE WAYNESVILLE MOWfTAINEEfc
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Annual Easter
Sunrise Service
At The Cross
Holy Week and Easter services
will be conducted at St. John s
Church and misisons as follow .:
Holy Thursday, 9:00 a. in., lloji
Mass with Procession at Waynes
Ville, Adoration of the Ulessod
' Sacrament during the day.
Good Friday. 9:0U, a. in.. IIih
Mass of th l'resanetilied a Waj
nesville; 7:30 p. in. Stations of tlu
Cross at Waynesville; 7:30 p. in..
Sermon and Stations of the Cross
at Bryson City.
Holy Saturday. 7:30 a. m.. Bless
ing of Easter Water and Daster
Candle at Waynesville; i):00 a. in..
High Mass at U'a. nesville.
Easter Sunday. 11:00 a. iu .
Masses at Bryson City. Franklin,
and Sylva; 11:00 a. m.. Mass at
Welch Cove, High Mass at Waynesville.
Spends Leave Here
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Pvt. Rubin Kirknatrkk
Awarded Combat Badge
Pvt. Rubin J. Kirkpatriek, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Kirkpatriek. of
Cove Creek, has been awai;ec! the
Combat Infantrv Badge f'r ex
emplary conduct in action against
the enemy, according to informa
tion received from the "vinth Her-
vice Command. DcWitl ; v;l j
Hospital, Auburn, Calif, where li"
is a patient.
Pvt. Kirkpatriek was a n'einber
of the 110th Infantry and served
overseas from August 11 to De
cember 27, 1944. He participated
in the campaigns in northern
France, Belgium and Germany and
is now recovering from illness in
the hospital in California.
JAMES MOO HE, Seaman 2-c,
son of Mrs. Annie Moore, who re
cently completed his boot training
at Bainbridge. Md., spent a nine
day leave with his mother at her
home on Depot Street and is now
awaiting further orders. Before
entering the service he was em
ployed by the Dayton Hubber Man
ufacturing Company.
Buy Bonds keep them.
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Walter J. White, USN,
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Walter .1. While. Fireman 2-c. of
Hazehvood. is now on duly in
the Philippines aboard a light
cruiser of the Seventh Fleet.
His last action was the bomb
ardment of 'orregidor. but prior
to that he has been "in the land
ings at both Mindoro Island and
IJmgay on gulf of Luzon," after
reporting for duty in November,
1044. According to information
received from the public relations
headquarters of his fleet. Fireman
White is looking forward to the
victory over the Japs and reunion
with his family, parents and broth
er. Lt. Delmer White, of the U. S.
Army.
P.uy War Bends and Stamps.
Farm Agent
Advises Dehorning
And Castration
All livestock owners who are go
ing to have feeder cattle for sale
in the fall are urged to make
every effort to dehorn and castrate
all calves before putting tlieni in
pasture, by Howard Clapp, county
farm agent. Mr. Clapp further ad
vises that if there are calves drop
ped after the cattle are put on
pasture, these should be dehorned
and castrated as soon as possible.
Dehorning
Chemicals are often used for de
horning young calves. Those gen
erally used are caustic soda isod
ium hydroxide), caustic potash i po
tassium hydroxidl which can be
secured at a drug store in stock
form, according to Mr. Clapp.
When caustic is used the de
horning should be done when the
calves are from three days to three
weeks old. First the hair should
be clipped away from the budding
horn. Then the space rubbed with i
a rough substance such as a corn
cob until it shows signs of irrita
tion. Then hold the caustic wrap
ped in a piece of heavy paper, the
point should be dipped in water
and rubbed lightly into the born
button with a rotary motion.
This same procedure should be
repeated after the surface lias
dried, being careful not to get
the caustic too wet or touching
anything except the horn button.
Deginners sometimes place a ring
of vaseline, lard or other grease
around the horn so as to avoid
burning more than the desired
spot. The elfecl of the caustic is
to deaden the root of the horn A
scab is formed which later drops
oil' leaving a smooth spot. This
method of dehorning is used most
in small herds. Do not let the
caustic touch the hands or any
part of the bodv as it will cause
a serious burn, and keep the cans
tie in an air tight bottle when not
in use. advises Mr. Clapp.
Mechanical dehorners of various
kinds are used on cattle when they
get past the young calf age. A
small calf dehorncr sometimes call
ed a gouger can be used success
fully on calves from 1 to 3 months
Lt. Plott fees Nurses To Answer Call
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State College Hints
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HOW'S THE TIME AND
T" HERE'S THE PLACE TO
save that car!
You may be up against a major crisis in your family right this
'minute . . . and not even realize it! Your car is getting really
old . ; ; and you're still a long way from a new one!
Another summer's almost here . ..and your old car needs protection
against it! Needs it badly, and needs it now! In good
hands, this protection comes easy ... so get your car in good
hands How! make a date with your esso dealer today!
Let him change that oil . . . lubricate that chassis . . .
INSPECT THOSE TIRES, v. GUARD THAT BATTERY ... BEFORE
HOT WEATHER DAMAGE CAN START . . . LET'S GET TOGETHER
AND DO WHAT WE CAN TO SAVE THAT CAR!
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care saves wear
STANDARD. OIUCOMPANY OF NEW JERSEY
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Leatherwood and Walkers Esso
'j Phillips Esso Sta. Station
it Irving Leatherwood and Ben CLAYTON WALKER, Owner
. Phillips, Owners .tr, , . ,
' Frtst, Courteous Service "Complete One-Stop Service"
I Phone 9172 .. Asheville Road Phone 9162
Howell's Esso
'Service
DILL HOWELL, Owner
Washing- Greasing Tire
Repairinr
Main Street
LT. (jgl LUCILLE D. PLOTT, Of the Navy Nursing Corps, daugh
ter of Mrs. J. H. Plott, of Waynesville, R.F.D. No. 2, and a veteran of
17 months of duty in the New Hebrides and New Zealand, now sta
tioned at the Naval Hospital, Pensaeola, Fla., urges trained nurses
to answer the call for service with the Navy. Miss Plott is a gradu
ate of the Waynesville Township high school and Newark City Hos
pital Nurses Training School, having been employed by the latter
institution before entering the Navy.
"There is a great need for nurses at the moment," Lt. Plott as
serts. "I can assure those who choose the prolession they will never
regret the service they give."
Lt. Plott, who is assigned to the treatment of officers at Pensa
cola, finds her work most interesting. Many of the patients sheserves
are fellow overseas veterans. "They appreciate so much what wc
do for them," she has stated.
Lt. Plott has a sister, Ensign Marjorie Plott, who is also serving
with the Navy Nurse Corps.
An advance rinse in cold water
will save time and trouble in wash
lng dishes and glasses that have
held milk and clothes, table j
cloths and towels on which iimk
has been spilled say home vi-j-
nomists. ;
The important food values in
milk, calcium and protein, cause
difficulties in dish washlitg and
laundering. Most housewives know
how hard it is to wash glasses,
pitchers, and other milk combin
ers clean. Farm housewives are
all too familh.r with the dull tilni
that comes over milk cans washed
with soap that collects on the.-'
Utensils over a period of time.
The reason is that calcium form.-,
an insoluble curd with the seap
in the dish water which affects not
only the looks but also the sani
tation of the container.
If milk dishes and fabrics are
rinsed with clear cold water be
fore coming in contact with warm
soapy water, much of the calcium
and protein will be carried away
so that the washing may be clone
satisfactorily.
Cans and pans used for milk
on the farm, however, may be
washed after rinsing with one of
the cleansing agents sold for that
purpose.
old. From this age to about 10
months a mechanical dehorner with
half round cutting blades has prov
en best. Beyond this mechanical
clippers or a saw is generally used.
Ordinarily about one-quarter of
an inch of flesh and hair should
be cut off at the base of the horn
in order to insure a smooth bead.
When they are not cut close enough
some growth takes place result
ing in unsightly stubs or sears. A
good fly repellent such as pine
tar should be used around the
wound.
Castration
The castration of all bull caleu
in commercial herds and of poor
individuals in purebred herds is
a good economic practice. The op
eration may be done at any age,
but it is best performed when the
calves are from a few weeks to 3
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best done when flies are not pre
valent, although It is advisable to
use pine tar or other good fly re
pellent and disinfectant around the
wound at any season of the year,
points out Mr. Clapp.
A woman is a poison who feels
hurt or suspicious if one letter is
signed: "All my love", and the next
one merely "Love".
Buy War Bonds and Stamps.
Mackerel, one of the nation's
more abundant fish, has recently
come in for vitamin honors, three
of the important H-vitaniins Thi
amine, Niacin and Ribaflavin.
Mackerel contains considerable
fat, is most delicious if cooked l.
"dry" methods such as baking or
broiling. Since mackerel has mi
much fat. little or none needs to
be added in cooking. Mackerel is
tender so do not cook it too much.
Remarkable Treatment for
Stomach Distress
From Too Much Stomach Acid
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wit hoot riff ill liuiri diet. Get $1.25 Trial
Size. Also available $2.00, $3.50 sizes. At
SMITHS CUT RATE DRUG STORE and
other good drug stores.
Dr. H. Si. Clarvoe
GENERAL PRACTICE
VETERINARY MEDICINE AM)
SURGERY
OFFICE PHONE
93
RESIDENCE PoNE
485-R
OFFICE DEPOT STREET
PARK THEATRE
WAYNESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MATINEE: Sunday 2 and 4 P. M.; Saturday 2 and 3 -am
NIGHT SHOW: 7 and 9 P. M., Sunday Night, 8:J
Seats, 35c TAX: On Children's Pass, 2c Adult Pi
THURSDAY-FRIDAY. MARCH 2). :;o
"For Whom The Bell Tolls"
In Color With (J. Cooper and I. Rernmun.
SATURDAY MARCH 31
"Silver City Kid"
With Allan Lane.
LATE SHOW 10:30 P. M.
"Cry Of The Werewolf"
A spine tingling adventure.
SUNDAY
APRIL 1
on
"The Fighting Lady"
Authentic Thrilling Nay Picture.
ALSO DOURLE FEATURE
" The Music Box"
With Laurel and Hardv.
MONDAY-TUESDAY APRIL 2 .!
"Can't Help Singing"
In Color Starring Deanna Durhin.
WEDNESDAY
MARCH 1
Blonde Fever"
With Mary Astor and Phillip Dorn.
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We will be glad to con
sult with you on this
Nation 8-Point Dairying
Program or any other
phase of dairying.
MILK PRICES
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for Producers
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PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO.
Phone 10
Waynesville