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Clonal Mention
Uand daughter
J have returned
(Tends in Blowing
Wednesday for
Wme his studio
y North Carolina.
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L has accepted
Standard
ind l'
j,y from a visii 10
Ijohn M. lull oi
and Mr- '"lls
Grand Walker oi
r are Kuesia '
Tulls are form-
i,ynesville
odnul and Mrs.
of Winter Haven,
Jiding the summer
, were guests of
inah this week.
jldgtr of New York
I to arrive Satur
fweeks al his home
is head of the
o( Natural His-
orlh of ( rest on,
the nuesl of Mr.
id Lcatherwood at
e Dellwood Hoad,
for Washington,
holds ;i position
Anient of the In-
Vilhliire Griffith,
lor Heiidersonville
visit relatives for
ing to Chapel Hill.
'attend the Univer-
olinii.
t
lias returned from
I Atlanta and Car-
Tom Lee are visit-
sister, Mrs. Cam-
Mr. nd Mrs. Joe Howell had as
guests this week Mr. and Mri. G.
E. Dawkins and children of Lexing
ton. Mr. Dawkins is a brother of
Mrs. Howell.
Miss Frances Williams left Mon
day for Raleigh where she will en
ter the junior class at Meredith
College.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed S. Drake and
two sons of Lyman. S. C, spent last
week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. L
Carwile.
Tom Ray left yesterday for Cha
pel Hill where he will enter the
freshman class at the University of
North Carolina.
Large Crowd At
Moody Reunion
Held Last Sunday
A large crowd attended the an
nual reunion of the Reuben Moody
family at the home of Mrs. R. H.
Plott on Soeo Gap Road Sunday.
Sevefal states were represented in
the large group of friends and
relatives.
During the program special tri
bute was paid to the memory of
C. F. Plott and G. C. Plott who'had
passed away since the last reunion,
and tribute was also paid to Ralph
W. Moody whose body had been
brought back from Italy and in
terred in the family plot in Green
Hill cemetery.
After the program, a bountiful
lunch was served on the lawn and
later in the afternoon, Marjoric
Moody, the small daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Truman Moody, of Frank
lin, delighted the group with read
ings and dancing.
PROBLEM NEATLV SOLVED
INDIANAPOLIS (UPt Members
of the city council had more than
their share of rain. Every time a
heavy shower began, a janitor
hurried with a bucket to the
chamber floor beneath a leak in
the roof. Finally, the council pass
ed an ordinance providing for
W. Va. funds to repair the leak.
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You Can Still Get Your Money's Worth
In High - Style Budget - Priced Dresses
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POPULATION RISING
SANTA FE, N M iL'Pi Births
outnumbered deaths 4 to 1 in New
Mexico during I he first half of
194H The stale health department
reported 8,688 births and 2,400
deaths.
I
HE'S SLIPPING '
CISCO, Tex. (UP) A Z. Myrick,
a Cisco dairyman, has been getting
up early for 22 years, but finds he
has slowed down of late. He used
to get up at 3:15 a.m., but now
stays in bed until 5:30.
PARK THEATRE
PROGRAM
SATURDAY, September 18
DOUBLE FEATURE
"The Black Hills
Starring
EDDIE DEAN
Also
"Campus Sleuths"
Starring
1 KI DDIE STEWART and JINK PRKISSER
TRIPLE-TONE . . . Smart
combination of biege, cocoa
and black in a smooth town
dress of rayon gabardine,
with two big gold buttons. .
Priced for working girls.
By DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Fashion Editor
In spite of the high cost of prac
tically everything, it's a comfort
ing feeling lo know that you can
still buy well-styled dresses of ex
cellent fabric and cut for less than
$30.
Though the prices of normally
expensive ready-to-wear continue
to spiral, America's budget dress
LOW PRICE, HIGH STYLE
. . . Smart two piece dress
for fall with black peplum
jacket, black and rust plaid
skirt in smooth wool. It fea
tures class and economy.
manufacturers are doing a magni
ficent job in providing Mtiarl. Hal
tering, wearable styles at price:- the
average woman ran afford to pay.
Though it's a wcll-rcrognicd fact
thai women can dress heller for
less in the United States Hum
anywhere else in the world, il is
especially remarkable in this year
of inflation thai attractive budget
priced clothes are still available in
At The Strand
TO and
ransdown
Jaker collar,
jrder of
Fts in one nf
favored
Very dashing in
P1 sheen covert..
18. $50 or
fsively
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erf
The arniorous object of William
Powell's affection is a lovely mer
maid, Ann Blythe. who just drop
ped in on him. The pair co-star in
"Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid."
which shows Sunday and Monday
at the Strand Theatre.
Huge Microscope
To Aid Research
SEATTLE (UP)- New areas of
scientific research have been
opened al the University of Wash
ington wilh the installation of a
$15,000. six-foot high electronic
microscope.
The massive instrument, used in
the university's enginering experi
ment station, is capable of magni
fying objects to 25.000 times their
actual size. Specimens that are
mere specks under a conventional
microscope spread to postage
stamp dimensions under a potent
electronic beam.
In preliminary tests the new in
strument revealed glimpses of
hitherto unknown details of wood
structure, it was announced by
Prof. Bror L. Grondahl of the for
estry products laboratory.
The giant microsrope owes its
phenomenal enlarging powers to
the short wave length of the elec
tron 100.000 times shorter than
the wave length of visible light.
Beams of electrons are propelled
through a vacuum chamber by a
force of 50.000 volts. Lens-shaped
magnetic fields take the place of
glass lenses. The powerful elec
tronic beam, controlled by the
magnetic "lenses," is passed
through the specimen, throwing an
enlarged image onto a fluorescent
plate.
There, the image, looking similar
to X-ray projections, may be ex
amined or photographed. Scientists
have found the photos can be en-,
largcd to provide a picture 100,000
times the size of the microscopic
specimen.
Eight Scouts To
Get Honors On
Monday Night
Eight Hoy Scouts will be promot
ed to the Star rank at the District
Court of Honor fo be held at the
Clyde high school next Monday
evening al eight o'clock. A meet
ing of the District Coininitlee will
follow the Court of Honor.
Star awards will he made to
Kenneth Stiles, lioy Phillips and
Phil Sullon. all of Uaynesvillo
THRIFT STAR . . . Dressy
coca-brown crepe with e,old
fob and chain, back flared
skirl. All art" designed by
Terry Rogers, pi iced at le:.s
than $."().
greater unmix i . Ilian cur Inline
It e. Intel e I in; to tinl", al .o.
that sonic ol I he pi ipu lar pi n r di cs
manufacturer:, pay linn de igneis
as mill 1 1 or mure than the laniuiis
ciMitin e liiiiise.s. dial 1 1 n liny lali
ncs a hall nullum yaids al a luur
and turn mil mass pi mliict urn gai
mollis with as'.cinll line speed.
Others depend on copying suc
cessful styles in the higher priced
I hoop 2, Charles Haw kins of Canton
: troop 4, Hichard Morgan id Clyde
'troop !). Charles Uhca Sheppard,
jCharels Stanley and .lack l.ee Kd
wards, all of ('anion Irnup Hi
Dish-id Chairman of Advance
ment Hugh K. Terrell, will preside
at the Court of Honor. All those
who are interested in Scouting are i
urged to attend j
A key chain on the principle of i
the retractihle telephone cord is
now available. A ri'j-incli coiled
length extends tu approximately i
three feel. !
UUDC.ET SWANK. Casual
gray crepe with coei;i tun
ed gilet, gold accents at
neckline and belt. New
notes arc the slim, casv skirt
and push-up sleeves.
field. Inriiing lliem out lr. tin- thou
sands lor popular i nnsinnpl nn a
lew inimth'; alter I heir original ap
peai .Hid'
Even Mil tail you can lu a dies:,
of excellent labile, n-lleiting (lie
season's newest style trend.,, lor
from $20 lo $.'ll) Main ale priced
under $20
And that's news, when steak still
costs a dollar a pound 1
LATE SHOW
"Port Said"
Slurring
(il.OKIA HENHY and WILLIAM BISHOP
SUNDAY, September 19
"Berlin Express"
Slurring
KOHEKT-KYAN and MEHLE OBERON
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MONDAY - TUESDAY. September 20-21
Romance On The High
Seas"
(In Trchnirtilor)
Starring
JACK ( ARSON and DORIS DAY
The Boy s Department at RAY'S
Is Ready To Go With Pants That Are
WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
CONTIMOUS SHOWS
Monday Thru Friday
3:00 p. m. (out. Showing
Sat. From 11:00 a. m. 'til
11:00 p. m.
SUNDAY SHOWS
2:00 - 4:00 - 9:00
ERIDAY and SATURDAY, September 17-18
BIG DOUBLE FEATURE
(Nole: This Is A First Run
Western)
1ASH" LA RUE
AL ST. JOHN
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PLUS HIT NO. 2
U FIELDS
(2 DAYS) SUN. - MON. Sept. 19-20
0 cAa. OO UNIVERSAL - INTERNATIONAL nresenfs
WIIIIAMDnUm.ANN RIYTU
IIILLiniM 1 MllkLL mill VI. I III
in NUNNALLY JOHNSON'5
...that's
TWEEDUR0Y
Rough on the high cost
of living . . . because it's
sensibly priced, wears
like iron and is guaranteed
washable!
Ready for anything . . .
school or play, in any
season. Hockmeyer
Tweeduroy is truly the
"All-Year Wardrobe."
STARTS TUES. SEPT. 21
A HOCKMEYER FABRIC
And This Same Boy's Department Is
Chockful" Of Boys' Junior Sizes In
THE GREATEST SPECTACLE STAMPEDES ACROSS THE SCREEN! .
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SLACKS SHIRTS
DUNGAREES JACKETS
OVERALL PANTS WINDBREAKERS
OVERALLS MACKINAW'S
HATS
UNDERWEAR
SPORT SHIRTS
SWEATERS
in CINECOLOR
An EAGLE LION FILMS Production
Coming Soon THE PIRATE And
ANOTHER PART OF THE FOREST !
The Boys Department at RAY'S
A Special Department for Size 7 to 17
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