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PAGE EIGHT-(Second Section);
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
4
AP Newsfeaturos
All the heps are busy like mud
ipaking with the needle and thread
There has been lots of interest in
little remnant stores where pieces
of material can be picked up for
scarfs, handkerchiefs, patch quilts,
aprons and bandanas for Christ
mas presents.
Jo-Ann Little of Cathedral High
School in New York is making the
cutest little animals scott.v dogs,
etc. out of wool ami wiie. She
says directions are easy to get in
art stores.
Some of the kids bought some
plain string gloves and mittens
and embroidered em with flowers
or with initials at the cull' of the
glove. !
If you really feel in a sewing 1
mood, hand-rolled handkerchiefs
are lip-mast presents for the hep- '
herd. First try to find some rial
Irish linen. If you can t. y ou can
find squares of various printed cot
tons in the remnant or department
stores.
Almost every ciiy has a shop that
sells old camera cases with shoul
der straps (Civil or World Wari.
Usually you can pick them up for
about 10 to 50 cents. The leather
kioks a little worn and may even
be paint spotted but you can fix
'em up and make slick gifts, first
use some turpentine to clean oft'
any paint. Then use castor oil to
give life to the leather. After that
use a regular leather polish or
automobile polish to linish the
job.
Since all the slick chicks are
going ga-ga over insignia the big I
brassy kind any kid would appre- 1
ciate a Christmas gift of the fancy '
hardware that she can attach to '
her belt, bag or hat. The way to
find unusual brassy insignia is to
visit the old costume shops in your '
neighborhood and try to get insig- '
nia that might be attached to old
policei.ian or fireman hats or war
uniforms foreign and American.
Then use a good jewelry polish
and clean 'em up spick and span.
New York deb-heps have gone so
grab-happy that they even snatch
' the waiters' badges at the Stork
; ciub.
! Have you seen skating socks
sprinkled with sequins? Well they
really are news and make a truly-
Yoolie gift. Get a solid color sock
iiid a batch of sequins in differ
ent colors that will harmonize with
the color you choose. If you have
rod socks you would then get
green, yellow gold and red sequins.
If the socks are lisle, so much the
better, sew a row of yellow, row of
green, row of y ellow gold, etc. down
the lisle.
Bye Now,
VOCABULARY FOR SQUARES
Tip-Mast Top of the list
nep-nerd The Crowd
Voolie Christmas
(You may write Vivian Brown in
care of this paper about new an
gles in your own gang.)
Library Notes
MARGARET JOHNSTON
County Librarian
New Books For Boys and Girls
In Between Ages
Blough Monkey with a notion
Tousey Tinker Tim
Robinson Greylocks and the
robins
Wessels Golden song book
Bailey Miss Hickory
Garst Cowboy boots
DeJong Picture book of Holland
Orton Mystery of the lost letter
Mason Book of Indian Crafts and
Costumes
Teen Age Books
Von Hagen South American Zoo
Buff Big tree
Hayes Burro tamer
Gregg Mystery of Batty Ridge
Miner Wild water
Sawyer Old Con and Patrick
Shadows on Mountain
Determines Time
j PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP)-
: Lofty Mt. San Jacinto, 11,000 feet
above sea level, casts an afternoon
shadow over this desert community
so the City Council has passed an
ordinance establishing daylight sav
ing time, effective Nov 17. The
council adopted the measure last
night. The sun eoes down t a
I P. m. during the winter months
because of the mountain's shaHnw
but the ordinance will save one
hour's sunlight. The new "sun
time" will be effective for 120 days.
Turkeys Delay
Prisoners Pardon
ST. PAUL The state pardon
board granted John P. Wallerious,
fifty-seven-year-old convict a par
don, but at the request of prison
officials made it effective Dec. 6,
a weeK alter Thanksgiving. The of-i
ticiais said he was a "key" man on
me lurKey farm.
Seymour Tangled skein
Lawson Sea is blue
Mallette Once is forever
Pease Heart of danger
Brier Sky blazer
Hinkle Blackjack
Barnes Wonderful year
Holberg Captain John Smith
Gall 205
Vaynesville Laundry
(Incorporated)
J. W. KILLIAN, Owner
We Call and Deliver
N. C. Highway
Deaths Total
87 In September
RALEIGH (AP) Eighty-seven
persons were killed and 488 in
jured on North Carolina streets
and highways during September,
compared with 82 killed and 486
injured in September, 1945, Motor
Vehicles Commissioner T. Brodie
Ward reported.
Fatal accidents by types were:
Motor vehicle with pedestrian, 28;
ran off roadway 24; motor vehicle
with other vehicles 23; motor ve
hicle with fixed object 5; overturn
ed on roadway 3; other noncolli
sion 2; motor vehicle with animal
drawn vehicle 1; motor vehicle with
bicycle 1.
Ward said 412 accidents occurred
in cities and towns, accounting for
13 deaths, eight of which were pe
destrians, while 485 accidents oc
curred on rural highways, account
ing for 74 deaths, 19 of which were
pedestrians.
Guilford county led with five per
sons killed. Wake was second with
four, while Anson, Carteret, Davie,
Gaston, Haywood, Mecklenburg,
Robeson and Rutherford had three
each. Fourteen counties reported
two fatalities each: Bladen, Bruns
wick, Catawba, Chatham, Cleve
land, Columbus, Duplin, Durham,
Halifax. Jackson Pitt. Rowan.
Stokes and Surry. Twenty-six other
faycees Request
Law Changes On
Drunken Driving
ASHEVILLE -AP) In resolu
tions passed at Sunday's concluding
two-day session, the state board
of directors of the Junior Cham-
counties had one fatality each and
50 counties had none.
Der or commerce mA .
.7 "-""I'lea naB(,a, .. .
uiuii&en nnvincr raiiA ar ui
. t " "u lur amenu- j The t,J mH
to me sxaie's general sta- ' to the sta 7 a H
tutes relating to drunken rir,, g uoui.lo
and went nn r " Z 7T" UrlVln8. prov Z. '
ioI promoting , "s :
ajghway safety campaign iorA
j The .board .bo adopted and P,iw,;d
aorsea tne North Carolina Good fen, l Vst M
"""" Ingram, voted to hold its ,
next meeting at Greensboro nex (i, A Pnson
" v"ie" 10 noId finals , ,,.. :-' j
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