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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
HERE and THERE
(Continued From Page Two)
and articles on and from China,
some of them hundreds of years
old, brought by missionaries and
men in service to America. You
will be interested and surprised
in the number of books and
things on display. H'c noted two
books by a former Waynesville
woman, in the collection for the
young readers, "Yen-Foh", and
"Ling, Grandson of Yen Foh", by
Ethel Jones Eldridge, of Ohio,
sister of Miss S. A. and Miss
Nanette Jones.
Now that prewar customs and
events are gradually being resumed,
we think it is time for a revival of
the flower shows, which the wo
men's organizations of the com
munity formerly sponsored, which
brought hundreds of visitors from
other sections here in the summer.
During the war years flower gar
dens were neglected1, for obvious
reasons, lor other things were more
urgent . We feel that these shows
would again serve as an impetus to
the growing of more and better
flowers. One of the old timers
would be greatly missed, "Uncle
Will Shclton", but we still have
Mr. J B. Ivey. who did so much to
make the .shows of the highest
standard. We would like for the
Woman's club to take special notice
of this suggestion, not that we are
wishing to put any more work on
the president, but it is time for
these events to start up again. We
hope in the revival that both shows
will be included, for there is a
place for each, the Spring show,
with its exhibitions of perennials,
and the late summer show, with its
glory of dahlias, gladioli and an
nuals.
True And False
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ATTRACTIVE Laverne Huddieston Of
San Antonio, Tex., compare the
cize of her own pearly whit teetb
with the largest full denture trm
created for a patient. The plate wu
for an unidentified man, and is twle
the normal size. (International)
Capital Letters
(Continued from Page Two)
many League programs.
Housing also is a problem that
many leagues are attacking on the
local, state and national level. The
Wagner-Ellender-Taft bill had the
atcive suport of the League in
the 79th Congress, and any bill
similar to it will be supported in
this Congress, according to the
League.
"Other nations are concei neo not
only with what we do about our
tariffs, but also with what we do to
control inflation in the U. S. and
a possible recession or depression,"
Miss Strruss says. "They are so de
pendent upon our economy that
their standard of living will be
changed according to decisions
made in this country."
(Continued From Page Two)
and who knows politics and who is
a good Democrat! Know of any
body? The salary will run about
$fi,50() . . . and the job will last
at least through 1948 . . . maybe
longer.
HUMAN WELFARE Well,
Henry Agard Wallace will speak
in Raleigh on June 5 . . . and the
blacks and whites will sit together
for the first time for a meeting of
this kind here. Understand, now,
they don't have to sit together . . .
but they don't have to be segre
gated . . . can sit with each other
if they want to do it. Since this
get-together will be held in mid
summer, etc., this close commu
nion might prove, well, shall we
say, slightly disagreeable at times.!
Scientists w ill tell you that a I
white man's scents can be just as
disagreeable to a Negro as vice
versa . . and nobody smells like
ripe peaches when June is bustin'
out all over.
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LYING AS USUAL People lis
tening in the other Sunday on a
Dunn radio program received quite
a shock when the pastor of the
church, in making his opening re
marks, said: "The Sunday visitors
will be found lying in their usual
places on the back pew."
It is said that three or four
wrote in wanting to know what the
world was coming to, anyhow, with
visitors reclining on the back
benches and as usual! The very
idea!
The matter was straightened out
among these non-Catholic listen
ers when they were informed that
me ounaay visitors are papers
distributed each Sunday at the
church similar to the "Charity and
Children and "Christian Advo
cate."
OFF THE CUFF The State
Utilities Commission is getting
ready to close several bus stations
in the state if washroom conditions
aren't improved . . . Now if we
could just do something about the
school house toilets . . . The old
outdoor privies were much cleaner
. . . Check at commencement and
sec.
Phone 1357 58 Broadway
Asheville, N. C.
Paintings To Honor
Great Allied Leaders
BERGEN, Holland Cen. Dwight
D. Eisenhower, Winston Churchill,
Prime Minister Stalin, and Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt are to be pre
sented with landscapes painted by
four artists of bergen as a "token
of the populations gratitude for
the liberation" from the Nazis.
The paintings by Jan van Her
w ijnen, Jaap Min, Jan Pontsijn and
M. Roggevecn have been handed
to the Ambassadors of the United
States. Great Britain, and Russia
at The Hague for delivery to the
recipients.
Pure gold is too soft to make
'good finger rings.
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