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f TAGS SIX (SeemS SertlonT OIA laecona nenion; r TOE WAYNES VTLLE MOUNTAINEER FRmiv . -2OCT08 Canton Dance Team And String Band Contest Winn Pigeon Valley Dancers; Carolina Partners Win Trophies Presented Winners By Ed Sims And Charles Ray In Contest Tuesday The Pigeon Valley cl.incp team put on a square dance exhibition here Tuesday niiiht that won for them a trophy and first place in the first annual contest to he stag ed in connection with the Livestock and Home Arts Show, The Caro lina Partners, also of Canton, a radio team, won a similar trophy for beinij adjudged the best string band to enter the contest. The audience enjoyed the enter tainment of the two dance teams, and the three string bonds. This fact was evidenced by the thunder ous applause alter each perfor mance. The Champion Y dance team, with Kenneth Mackey caller, gave the winners close competition, as did the Carolina Mountain Boys band, led by .Joe I'ressley, and Carpenters String Band, led by I'red Carpenter, all of Canton. Tue contest came after Lieuten ant Governor L. Y. Ballentine had addressed the audience. Richard Queen was master of ceremonies of the contest, and pre sented the trophies. The dance team trophy was donated y Kd Dine and Dance - - - At The - - - Betty Jean Club rALACK OF (;00I FOOD Two Miles Qut on Highway 19-Zi Open Keiy Night from 5:00 I. M. - 2:0(1 A. M. K I.OSEII OX MONDAYS) rVaturiiio;: ... 0 WESTERN STEAKS O SEA FOODS O CHICKEN O CHOPS KEEK AT ALL TIMES - - - EXCEPT SUNDAY WE CATER TO SPECIAL PARTIES No Minimum or Federal Tax Charge Between S and 8 Sims, president of the Chamber of Commerce, and the band trophy by C. K. Hay's Sons. The Pigeon Valley team is man- I aged by H. K. Williams, of Canton. ' Dancing partners were: Albert Bur I nptte. callei, and Dorothy Parker: ' Kale Mease and Grace Parker: Mark Hipps and Lois Gibson: Wil liam Mease and lleneritta Wilson Montgomery Summney and Geneva J Andrews; Wayne Parker and Fran ' vs Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ' Cope; Neal Grogan and Dorothy Morgan. Ac company ii.-. :he team was Hoy Waldrop. 'I'he members of Hie Champion Y team dancing, included: Ken neth Mac-key, caller and Hachel Morgan; Bobby Joe Owen and Dorothy Parker; Dan Kelly and Mary Mill; Frank Garren and Mar-, iam Plott; Kenneth Sutton and Irene liurnette; Hobby Smulbc-rs and Helen Williams; Gene Hhea i THRONGS SLEEP IN CHINA STREETS and ,lo Anne Kinsland; L. .1 Can non and F.dilh Sumner. Members of the- Carolina Part ners string band team is composed of .James Mam .v. guitar. Harry I'ressley. guitar. IVIe Reynolds liddle. Carol 1I;iiii-, guil.u and i:..!"h I), II,. nase liddle. The. C,uo!iiia Mountain llos Band u.e made up ol .Joe I'lt-sslc manager. Kdgar Pressle, P,,ul Il.iukins ami 'fall Crawford. I'aipcntei Siring Hand was com posi d ol I'n-d Caipeulei, manager. Mis. I arponter, Edward Carpenter Baih-.ra Carpenter Marvin Davis and Krink Lewis Judges lor the event were Ern- i est Gardner, attorney for the stale highway commission, Stuart Suitl. j of Asheville, and Miss Nancy A her- 1 nalhy. music teacher of Mars Kill j high school , i b ii i res wm sVK ill .tm niiW ii ' h Bi 'i. ji J 'mat. 1 ct i IONDON AND CANADA have their squatters and the U.S.A. has its share of hnrrclos.- found sleeping in parks, but Shanghai has one of the world's most nrite hooping problems. With tens of thousands pouring In from the civil war areas, Shanghai ts trying to take care of 7,000,000 persons with the res'iit that thousands sleep in the street. (International) i Capital Letters Coming In Person Georgia Peach Pickers Fornierh Of GRAND OLE OPERY Also Roy Acuff Ernest Tubb Rivals Marshall Barnes Texas Blackie And .Many Others Waynesville High School Tues., Oct. 15lh, 8:30 p.M. Sponsored By V. F. W. Admission HOo and GOc . . . Including Ta rl i ( 'nut 1 1 .111 1 1 1' rnm P.u:e Two i ol lands which the commission ho. . clowned s in the courts, depart ments have a ru'lit to appeal Some don't, most do. J I' i-- safe to sa. that mcl oil ices will nut kick if 'hey get villiir - oei rc ril t tin ii iccpiesi HVM'IUK Hut i! dl rcftuest.-. arc fill, d the State will have lillle 01 no pillow no buffer aff;'inst the j i aim clac . I Gl'FSSING- The HurlRet Coni ; mis- ioi. memliers atlc nipt lo clip into tin iiituii and determine dui tin l:iic.' income will be trotn ! the v.niciiK laves clui iuk 1047-4!) In nihi l wilds llio? Ii.im- bc-en i set up .1 linaneia! seer.- having I soon Ihmi' of the ciualilK's of jiro-. jpheW of Mu major saes -pnken ofl j in vi o'clen tunc., Thes ,,ie siii j posed to be able or more neaih : able than any body else -to tell on i I I ii ic busun ss c-cmdil ions v i 1 ' be,, s.n in Ma and June of 1940. Well llu'v can I elo ii know ihej I rau'l do il and are dete-i niined I to kee p trom spending more th in we t.'.ke in That's why the budget , boys mow 'em down Terrible mis lakes were made b the long-range gimssing for this- lfi4f-47 biennium HKKK'S HOW - Two years .,.. the Hudgct Commission tjuessecl that the State would take in Sflfl. 000.00(1 in its general ind highway liinds during the l!)4.'i-4G fiscal year .Tuly 1 1045. to .Tuly 1, I04(ii. .mil it ke-pt budget requests down ac cordingly Hut we actually took in $14."), 000,0011 during that year so the budgeteers missed it b only $40, 1100 noil' General fund collections were a whopping 'iS per cent above expert predictions and the high way tune! ran til per cent hicher Uian the thouglit it would U now looks- ;ic ( the guesses lor this tiseaT vear will he oven furlher off base- If the present trend continues through nexl .Tune, general fund revenue will be 00 pel cent bighei ilian the experts thought it ".mile! be and the- high- way fund i-eenu- iKas tax and, license plates i cill be 137 per cent higher than the guessers Ruesseci I eai Louisa 1 am in mv twenties, married ami Have a lamily. When we wi'ie first married mv husband seemed o love me , but now as I am sickly, he seems- as though he. cloesn'f care I'm i.n or eair fainiK I eion't din 1- or smoke- and l ici 1 1 ii i ol us dance, bid I would liki 'n !'o to shows ;in(i sp(. mv friends om e in a while lint I enn't li.uicllo tin kids alone and I can't gi t a maid Vh husband likes to d. ink vhili i ,,m c lilfcn-nt I have l ,lkecl nl lea'-iii:' him liui I know T i iiilel n'l support ihi' cliildreu 111 oist liabil is clijiik .mil I Kne ll led to net linn lo quit I don't believe ii- iIimiicc '.o what eun I el.i' CAT - Oa n.sHii 1 '.'d 1 ondei .1 on are nut too lakeii up 'Mth your aihiients lo make an attractive- home for! oiti husband o ni.m likes to' come home to , inmpl, lining vifci aucl 'iiile Mill iiii'.'ht have plenty! 'o i ol.-, plain about, if it isn't getting! you j.nvwhirc :t ni:t be belter toi try some ol her tactics. ! You s. vim are sickly isn't lilt iv oniething yon c-an do to; build your a. it up'' Ton can't af- : fm-d u maid but .am would like to gel out wiMi your -friends oc casionally. Haven't you some de pendable relative who will keep them lor you occasionally or couldn't a group of you young women get together and fake turns nursing all of the children so each of you could get an afternoon or evening off. 1 Your husband drinking worries you and nagging doesn't do him ' any good so stop nagging. Now, of course, I know that' ! worrying ajiout your husband is j enough lo make you sick but if : you can just keep from worrying j and interest vourself in other things you will be much happier ! and in better health. Worry causes j more sickness than almost anything else. And the more we think about out troubles the worse they 1 get. Get some good books from your library about the care and j development of your children. You ! nave no idea how interesting they can bp or how much help such ! books can be m helping to train your children. Make your meals attractive and try new things. Even if every thing you do failed lo win your husband back getting awav from yourself and having new interests will make you live a bet ter life and make you a more in teresting person LOUISA. Address your letters to "Louisa, C O Box 5:12, Orangeburg. S. C. j Tattoo Artist Finds Clients' Desires Curious NEW ORLEANS Tattooing is not merely an art. says Duane B. Cruishank. It's a study in screw balli There was tin- time, for example, when a woman ask-d Cruishank to tattoo her lips red. She was tired of forever icplenisliiiig her lip slick, so she figured that a perma nent tattoo would solve her prob lem. Then there was the case of a man who needed an appendectomy, but didn't want to go through with the operation. He told his doctor his appendix already had been re moved. To prove his point, he had a scar, complete with surgical stitches tattooed in the proper spot. Or so Cruinshank saiys. Cruishank, sitting in his little cubby-hole on bawdy ISuinbon street in the famed French Quar ter, says that these screwballs pro vide tne spice oi lite. The sailors with "U.S.N." or a hula girl on their chests are just everyday rou tine. Names, of course, always have been a favorite of the tattooed. Not so long ago. a merchant seaman came into Cruishank's place. During the war his ship wen I down, and he wanted the names of his four dead buddies tat food on his back. "A war memorial.'' he explained. Women go for names, too -the boy friend or the husband. Women like the taloos placed so that they don't show in a stiver' dress, but do show in a bathing suit. Cruishank, although lacking sta tistics, thinks that may be one man out of every five and one woman out of every 15 in the United Slates bears a tatto, and he's done his share of the work. His favorite job, however, is sort of tribute to orot'i-c-ss b.. oiv I tLitntir ii.c. t . . j-" t;u v-iuisnank tat tooed the figure of a man't wife on the man't chest. Over the years j the man grew fat-and the tattoo bicw idi wicii nim. up weight lalUO st, l lu yt-steid., But the man's wife also picked Mount, So ij, 1 i- :i t. -oil, MM If K - J Tii: mVz Protection kit Chrnie Shin( ' Shining Ul,,i i. i. 1 " nn PL.VSTK I((me invests ,, Probloms and p ti("i- L nhke cleaners w hirh harmful f'rifton PLASTICRove moves rust bi a chemical ar-tu,n eficial tn mm CROME No. 2 j face wnh a pun 'sh which d,.( urease, crime, f I'lt 'in- miinii, CROMH vmrks on all brass, cc and chrome surf Good on bicycles, plumbing fixtures, eutlerv fishl golf clubs, automobile trims. HAZEL WOOD MERCANTIL Ilazelwood Main Street j Want dis Get Immediate Results Try The Want Ads For Real OIL HEATING COMFORT FOR RFAL OIL HEAT ING COMTORT."D.no". the Sinclair Dinosaur, rcc ommends Sinclair Super Flame Fuel Oil. 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Three little ships set out against the sea. And Columbus happened on America back in 1492. Fantastic? Not really. In Isabella's day, they tried to keep food from spoiling by spices brought overland at great expense from India. CVilumkuc koi;naJ u. ...ui Kt Inrlip? wttuuuuj u mtuu iwui w'tj . . k. .ti: . . .. . . . . KUtorf b00H "i omiug wesrwara on tne unknown Atlantic, lot resi Poor Isabella, with all her clumsy luxuries, never dreamed of ice cubes nor radios to whisk music from th very air-oof any of the miracles of modern electric living! Though electricity plays such a great part In today's comforts and conveniences you're scarcely conscious of electnc That's because it's always on hand all you want at little cost. Listen to the "Nj3W ELECTRIC HOUR"-rA HOUR OF CHARM. CCAnOLINA POWER & LIGHT f .aUV I COWry
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