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Friday
Personal Mention
Cool - Headed Girls Hit The Sun
4-H Clubbers At White Lak
Miss Be be Medford, Miss Har
bara Ann Boyd. Dr. Phil Medt'urd
and Erwin Burgin left Tuesday lo
join Mrs. Louis Houck and her
daughter. Miss Mildred HoucV of
Elloree. S. C, at Myrtle Beach for
a week.
Miss Nadine Clark of Garden
City, N. Y., is here to spend her
vacation with her parents. Dr.
and Mrs. C. N. Clark. Miss Clark,
.who is a member of the faculty of
the Garden City high school, lias
recently been in Albany where she
met with the state department of
education to discuss the curricu
lum of social studies in Ihe New
York schools.
Mrs. Rossetta Quick of St. Pet
ersburg. Ma., who is an annual
summer visitor to Waynesville, is
? guest at the home of Mrs W. D
Smith
I n Smith in Hi7-lu'.ri Thpv
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were accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Kennedy and small son of Evans
ton, 111 . who are also visitUig
the Smiths.
Mrs. P. C. Hawkins of Forest
City is spending this week with her
sop in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Me.calfe. at the Cleve
will Apartments.
-Mr. and .Mrs. (.'. J. Hicks and
: small daughter. Sophie Ann, have
returned to their home in Forest
, City after a few days visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Metcalfe. Mrs.
Hick mid Mi Metcalfe are sis
ter Mis Viola Anderson of Rock
Hill. S C. lias arrived to spend
the summer at "Windover." the
home of Mr and Mrs. J. H How
ell Si Miss Anderson is a fre- I
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Mr and
Hayesville
here with
Moore
Mrs. Willis Moore of
spent the week end
Mr. and Mrs. .hick
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ville.
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from
phia
summer visitor to Waynes-
V Reed. Jr.. has
a business trip to
inil New York.
returned
Philadel-
FOR A MOTOR TRIP . . .
Ideal for travel is this
dark green silk jersey hat
with bfimjned eve shade
Scarl keeps it anchored to
your head, protects coif
fure from breezes.
By BETTY CLARKE
AP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor
If you want to keep cool this
summer wear a hat.
Many a vacation or weekend has
been spoiled by headaches and eye
strain due to sun and glare.
A batch of smart looking, eye
catching head coverings for
beach, golf, course, motoring and
plain every day spectator sports,
have been dreamed up by mil
liners. Besides being pretty and
flattering, they are practical and
will protect your head, hair and
eyes from wind and sun.
You can take your choice of a
number of handsome beach hats.
One wide-brimmed dramatic rough
straw is trimmed with iridescent
pearl shells, ties under the chin to
defy the breezes. A four-cornered
envelope beret with matching bag
of straw cloth has been hit by the
Hawaiian influence a shaggy
straw trim.
For motoring, a hat with a sun
shade brim has a scarf which ties
casually around the neck.
A pale pastel visor beret is
adaptable for active or spectator
sports.
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PLAYTOPPER . . . Wear
it at a tennis match or
baseball game or a dress
up afternoon. This visor
beret in pastel shades will
protect your head and
eyes from heat and glare.
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FIFTY-TWO 4-H CLUB members from this countv made
the ll'in 1., tl'L:.
The group, shown here upon their .arrival at the camp, spent five d-
Twelve local civic leaders accompanied the group to the lata '
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jaunt.
Miss Minnie Rothfeld and Mrs
Sophia Koth of Miami Beach a re
spending the summer at the home
ct Mrs W D. Smith on Haywood
street
Mi and Mrs. Waller Camp of
Detroit are here for a two weeks'
s i s it to Mrs Camp s parent Mr
and Ml W R Blanton.
Mn. S .1 Vavruska ami small
ilaoliter ul Chicago hae arrived
lu -pend several weeks ivith Mr
a'.l uikj jjarelils. Mr and Mr
Mr and Mrs T. A Hargrove,
hae Hone to their home in New-!
deny. S C. alter a short visit to,
Mi ..lid Mi It 1. Coin Mrs.
Harilioxe I the former Miss F.liza-
llt II) Hi I'M
Mullei sclioen enter
illowing finest last
home in Hazelwood:
VV King. Bucky
Mis W. f
t.illli'd thr I
Week at her
Mr and Mr
Kimk Mi I) T. l.uiisford. Mrs.
(ear Huwileii Mr 1) '. Burke,
and Mi liuth l.nnford. all ot Dur-
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DRAMATIC DUET . . . Wide-brimmed hat
descent pearl shells. Its coolie brim pro
Dache. (R) ,Hat and bag ensemble of straw
of rough straw (left) trimmed with iri
vides ample shade from glare. Designed by
cloth for beach or cabana.
Mr and Mrs. ,1. I. Carwile spent
last week end in Lyman, S. C . as
guests of thvlattcr's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ed
Drake. " '
Stealinig Cars Proves
Futile In Most Cases
Farm Tenancy Is
Still On Decline
The decline in farm tenancy, -a
trend which began in 1930, has
been even more pronounced since
the close of World War II, accord
ing to Charles E. Clark, farm man
agement specialist at State College.
His statement is based on a recent
study conducted by the Bureau of
Agricultural Economics.
As of January, 1947, 26.9 per
cent of the farms were operated by
tenants, says Mr. Clark. This is
almost a 5 per cent decline from
the 31.7 per cent tenancy of 1945.
The greatest relative decline has
been in the South. Many planta
tion type farms formerly operated
by tejiants are now operated by
owners. This is a result partly of
mechanization on the farm and
shortage of farm labor.
Part owners have increased and
a noticeable decline was shown in
the percentage of farm land tin
der lease. Many families whose
principal income is gained in near
by cities have bought small acre
ages for country homes which the
Census classifies as a farm.
Few veterans returned to farm
ing after the war. Only 5.9 per cent
of all farm operators were veter-
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There is more to finding and re
covering stolen cars than the aver- j
age person might think. It is not j
so simple as just going out on the
highway and having the luck of !
running into the stolen car com
ing around the first curve.
Last week two of Haywood's
patrolmen solved the case of two !
stolen cars. Both cars were stolen
in Asheville. yet were from Hay
wood, and the cases were solved in
this county, !
C'pl E. W. Jones, and O. R. I
Roberts ot the highway patrol did
some smooth detective work which !
Household
HINTS
"ByVERN STANTON
Assistant State Agent
Scatter rugs on polished floors
are one of the danger spots in the
home. R,ug-Anchcr or rug under
lay wjll Jhelp prevent lulls caused
! ttv th slinninp nf sm:ill rues II ic
iviasI- At n..ri.. -..Li :t
.V, , j. " ' y:to thmost highly polished floor,
h "Li ?V2L. BothJun''-lrug firmly in place. Its cushion ef-
h,:;. : :a wear. and rugS
-.7 cf. ft.iici rv mi iiitrii laeis
tney went straight to the susdpcI i
and once he was confronted with
ihp ..... e"i".g
UM., o has another advantage
not harbor moths.
cars
The first car was a 1948 Mer
cury. When the car was recov
ered. Cpl Jones had fingerprints
made by Officer Moore of the
Canton police department. Those
fingerprints were used against the
feet lessens wear, and rugs last
longer because the rubber under
lay prevents soil and dirt from
penetrating the back of the rug. It
loo. it will
If Rug-Anchor becomes soiled or
coated with wax from floors. It is
easily cleaned by washing with
lukewarm water and mild soap. It
comes in 24, 32. and 54 inch widths
and may be cut to fit any size rug
the fibers more quickly, yse a
sprinkler that will distribute the
water in a ftne spray. Fold clothes
carefully to avoid introducing un
necessary wrinkles. Fold the hems
and double portions to the inside
and roll up, using a slight knead
ing pressuer to help the moisture
penetrate. Use less , moisUire. for
machine ironing than for hand
ironing.
Dampened clothes should "sen
son" at least half an hour. In ciiol,
dry weather, they may stand over
night. In hot, damp weather, iron
within an hour or two lest mildew
develop.
The simplest dampening device
available is a perforated metal cap
which fits into the neck of a bottle.
Sprayers are also used. These dis
tribute the water in a very fine
spray and are good for rayons and
fine fabrics of all types which do
not need a great deal of moisture,
but must have It evenly distributed.
Slow Action Salt Pill
Prescribed For Heat
WILLOW RUN, Mich (L'Pi in
many pills prescribed by doctors,
fast action is essential. Dr Clifford
II. Keene, medical director lr
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation, li ;i s
ans in 1947 for the Nation as a
whole. Veterans represented 7 per
cent of the farm operators in the
South. Approximately 41 per cent
of the veteran operators of the
tion are tenants.
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rug size about one
to two inches from the edges of the
rug so that it wil lnot extend
beyond the edges of tlie rug.
How to dampen clothes for iron
ing: Use hot water it penetrates
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SllQrM U'hn I nw ei ri .vi I 4 I
,a 6 ." c- i smaller than
.u t duuiu yam n some dis
tance from his house and walk the
remainder of the way.
Last Januaj-y an automobile
owned by Howard Clapp was tak
en from an Asheville parking lot.
The car was latw fmmrt in
Greensboro garage, where it had
been taken after being in a wreck.
During the two-month interval
(mh me car was in use. the 1G-year-old
boy had driven it over 8 -(K0
miles. During the 8 davs he had
Ihe Mercury he covered 849 mites
which proved he oid not stay in
one place long at a time.
The officers pooled ail their facts
together, and within a matter of
minutts the suspect had admitted
to everything.
Of course there is a lot that is
not told here for instance how
they went about getting some clues
and how they were used. That is
an officers secret. The part that
makes news is that it is only in
very remote cases these days that
a person can steal an automobile
and get away with it for a very
long period. Sooner or later he
will be face to face with a ques
tioning officer.
The amazing thing, and this is
no secret, the average highway
patrolman can tell the make and
model of almost every car driven
in this teritory. And in case you
are interested, thev Alrpaaiv kit...
the license number of many, many
,,,v wnom tney
traffic violators.
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Memphis, Tern, have moved Into
their new home on Balsam Hill
They have as guests this week Mrs'
Jacobs" sister. Mrs. Georgia Wil
liamson of Memphis and Mr and
Mrs. Adrian Jacobs of Homestead.
The weight of the armour worn
in the mi4d4e ages was as much as
140 potiBls.
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