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Shackford
Conerstone
Laid Monday
At Junaluska
1 Methodist Leaders
Cite Progress In
Educational Program
Of Church
Shackford Hall, built on the Lake
Junalur,ka assembly ground; in
1923 and the locale of yearly lead
ership training schools in the rar.
since, was the scene Monday of
formal cornerstone laying cere
monies, with the Rv. !)r John
Shackford. pastor of the Chestnut
Street Methodist church. Norfolk.
Va . taking a major part in I he civ
ice llishop Paul B. Kern of Na . h:
ville. Bishop V. Eail l.eddc n ol
Syracuse, N. Y. and the Rev. Dr.
John Q. Schisler of Nashville, al
so spoke. Bishop Kern lauded Dr.
Shackford as one whose creative
genius had for more than 'M years
guided and developed the work of
Chiislian education lor leaders.
Speaking on the .subject, "A
cliieveini nls and Coals in itcligious
Kdiication," Dr. Shackford iia'ed
the growth of the program in the
Methodist Kpj cop.il church, South,
from its -beginnings in 1 ! 1 7 at
Lake Junaluska lie cited lour major
achievements.
These he listed as I he winning of
Hie church to ,i delinile coiinnil
nient lo an cdtn .it innal prng.raiu
reaching dem n lo I he local church;
Kecogint ion ol the necessity lor
rcasunahle licciluiit on the part of
trai her : a i e-t x.iniin.il inn jnd i e-
it. tl 1 tit ion ul tin ( In i . 1 1 . 1 1 1 tait h
laught and picailad. and Kccugni-
t ul the lai t th.it modern Chri ,-
tianil mil t It hi :ht directly
to hear upon t lie i . 1 1 and mural
issues ill l he pi esenl I line.
' l li' i e arc pnu n I id Ion e ." lie
st.fied. "not mil' mi the outside but
vi I Inn I hi' i Inn ill il ill . who do
not want the status quo of many
areas of our American life brought
under the searching light of the
mind of Christ. They want a gr.
pel that offers heaven without I he
necessity of changing innliws and
their way of living. Chiislian ethi-'
cation must not avoid these issues
In this impending struggle I see
the opportunity lo make .lun.ilii -l..i
Leadership Training school a
sounding hoard for a ( 'hi i .l i ntei
ed courageous gosped a gospel thai
refuses to compromise uilh I he:
secularism of culture, v. iHi cor
porate sins, or the sins ol .i - lem
any more than il will coinpr mil
with the sins of the mil : , nlual
heart." I
Miss Jielte Hannah has i el in m il
home after spending two iinnilh
at Carolina Beach with I el.it n is. i
THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
Boyce G. Wyatt
Aboard USS Cone
Visiting Europe
Visiting the Scandinavian and
Low Countries of Europe, arid
in, mill next for Portugal and
I ''ranee, is Boyce (i. Wyatt, 19, sea
man lirst c lass. l.'SNH, son of C. W.
(iieene ol llazelwood, who is
al id Hie destroyerUSS Cone.
His ship, with five other U. S.
e el . is due to land at Lisbon
lnil.n will leave Wednesday for
Kuide.iiiv. France, and arrive later
il lioiien on Sept. 1. The crew
nii oibeis enjoyed numerous shore
pal lies and activities during the
lit, ,il Oslo. Copenhagen, Stock
holm and the port towns of the low
' lllllll I ICS
Amstead Jones arrived this week
from Miami and is I he guest ol ,
his sisters, Miss Naimctte ami li j
S. A. Jones. He will he imueil 1
on Sunday by his wile who i - -;
beu visiting her family in I clph.....
Ohio.
Lake Junaluska Music Series
Presents
ALICE HEGWOOD TOMLINSOi
in
CONCERT
Saturday Evening, August 17
8:30
Art Songs - - Operatic Arias - - Heart Songs
Negro Spirituals
"A Gorgeous, Thrilling Voice"
$1.50 Reserved
$1.20 Unreserved
Tickets on Sale
Al Chamber of Commerce
REA MEETING
Continued From Page One)
1 pie enling the Cecil area, Ira H
I ( oebuin of Cruso, W. P. Harris of
He.mi dam, A. W. Ferguson of
' Ciahlree, Mrs. C. S. Green of
l ine . Cree k, Hoy lit Mcdford of
Irniidiilf, C J Moody of Jonathan
Creek, T W. Cathey of Pigeon,
c V Loudon and H. W. Davis of
I'l'l'ii Hominy, who represent
lliini iniilie c ounty.
! Wilhin the past two months a
new line began serving homes in
I rans.v Ivania county. A new sub
st ilion was installed in the vicinity
ol Busman and Lake Toxoway, tie
in;', in lo the Duke company power,
and presently is serving 85 mem
bers wlh a goal of 500 set for that
coiinn. 11 is pianneu to elect a
member lo the board of directors
this i ;ii lo represent Transylvania.
The new line being constructed
in .lai lisoii county will serve the
C.iiie Fork, John's Creek, Argura
and Wolf Mountain townships.
Dining the past year the cor
pm .il ion s membership has increas
ed I iv approximately 500, and there
remains as strong a demand for
new soi vice as ever. "We have
'MM applications on file from Hay
wood county and 100 from Bun
combe," slates Mr. Sheffield.
Most ol these people want to eon
necl wilb lines that run near their
re ulencos. However the eonstrue
Iniii program is slowed down be
i in .e ol the lack of sufficient nia
li ii. ils. explains Mr Sheffield. "We
mils have one line- crew working
now hul il we could gel more ma
leu.ds we could add more men."
I he HK.- co-operative was first
orgaiiied iii in:t!) as the Cruso
Mulual Flcctric corporation, but
due lo its growth has changed its
name, I wo ears ago. to Haywood
Coiinlv Membership Flcctric corp.
lis principal lines receive their
Evening Speaker
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FRIDAY,,
The Rev. Dr. Clarence Tucker
Craig of Oberlin College, Ohio,
noted as one of the translators of
the Hcviscd Standard Version of
the New Testament which was
published this year, is the t) p. in
speaker at the Lake Junalu ka au
ditorium tonight. lie and L'r
Blackwood, homilelics
at Princeton, have been
since Wednesday each
iiid evening, today clos-
series.
Clarence
professor
speaking
morning
ing their
stati: mroKTiNc; slaichtik
CATTLE
KALFIOII,-- Despite the fact thai
production of beef cattle in this
State is increasing. 0.751 head were
imported f i urn other areas for
slaughter from January through
June. Dr. William Moore, head of
the Veterinary Division of the
State Agriculture Department, re
ports. lie said that LIIOI dairy cattle
were biotight into this Stale, and
200 beef cattle, bringing lotal im
portations for the first six months
of this yeai to 10..'i55, compared
with 1,216' lor 1044, and LXliS for
1943.
Local V. F. W.
Post To Meet
In Court House
Future meetings of J lay wood
Memorial Post No. 6767, Veterans
of Foreign Wars will be held at the
county Court House, it is announc
ed by Robert R. Campbell, post
commander, after a decision reach
ed at this week's meeting in the
Armory.
The L'rouo will meet next on
; Monday night, Aug. 19 at the Court
House. Mr. Campbell urges all
! members to be present in order to
j take their obligation and receive j
! officii membership cards and lapel
buttons. All veterans who nave
had foreign service are especially
invited to attend and fill out mem
bership cards.
"We wish to extend to Mr.
George Brown, county manager,
our many thanks for the use of
the Court House," states -the post
commander.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned, having ijuali
lied as Administrator of the estate
of C. U. Jones, deceased, all per
sons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to file
same, duly verified, with the un
dersigned R. C. Jones, at Clyde.
N. C. on or before the 16th day
of August, 1947, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of recovery
thereon. All persons indebted to
said estate will please pay same to
the undersigned forthwith.
This the 16th day of Aug . 1U4G.
R. C. JONFS, Administrator
Estate of C. B. Jones,
Deceased.
15G7 Aug 16-23-30 Sept 6-13-30
runs N. 32 W. 406 feet to a stak.
Mark Hannah corner; thenee N
89 W. 82.5 feet to a stake; thence
N. 3 W. 99 feet to a stake in old
Jonathan Creek Road; thence with
center of said road three calls as
follows: S. 82" 45' W. 99 fect
87 30' W. 381 feet; N. 85 W.127
feet to a stake, Ben Moody's cor
ner; thence with said Moody's line
four calls as follows; S. 1 30 y
140 feet to a stake; S. 80 W 125
feet to a stake; N. 48 W. 92 feet
to a stake; N. 33 15' W. 62 feet t
stake in the center of a bridge
over a small branch in said old
Jonathan Creek Road; thence with
center of said road, S. 59 W. 270
feet to a stake. Finger's corner.
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Miss Mary Alice
Gainesville. Fla.. le
week lor her home
several das with
Osborne.
llamplin, of
I dining the
liter spending
Miss Anne
Mrs. Fvelvn Osborne, superin
tendent of the Mission Hospital,
Ashcville, is spending a month here
with her family at their home oil
Love Lane.
power from the Carolina Power
and Light company, with connecl
ing substations at Clyde and
Candler.
NOTICE OK RE-SALE
Under and by virtue of an order
of lie-sale of Hie Superior Court of
Haywood County made in the spe
cial proceeding entitled "I). M.
Carpenter et als vs. Klherl Moody
el als," same being No. 380 upon
I he Special Proceeding Docket of
said Court, the undersigned Com
missioner will, on Thursday, A11
gusl 21), 1046, at 11 o'clock A. M.
at the Courthouse door in VVaynes
vi I If, N. C, offer for sale to Ihe
highest bidder for cash, thai tract
or parcel of land, lying and being
in Ivy Hill Township, and more
particularly described as follows,
to-wil:
THIRD TRACT: BEGINNING on!
a slake in the old Curtis line at the
Northeast corner of the one-half j
acre tract conveyed by Pink Car-!
penler to John Bradley, Book 103,1
page 214, which stake is on the j
North hank of ,rinalhan Creek, and I
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