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Doruih.v Laiuour is starred ;is
' Lulu Hell in i In- film. 'lenipt
rcs. which opens at tin1 Sti;r.cl
Sunday for a thiee-cki run.
Stack Offers List '
Of Ten Best Dates
In Hollywood
By PATRICIA CLARY
United Press Staff Correspondent:
HOLLYWOOD il'.P.i-A plav-
bo who lias dated nearly every
; elaimir girl in town has .stuck his
h.mdscimc neck nut. Robert Stack
ofTers n li t of the 10 'est dates.
TliN blumlcr prohal ! will make
the dame floor at Ciro's frostier
'han an i;c link next time Slack
, . n::e , - in He said his publicity
! ' talked him into il because he
iakim-. a picture, Warner's
' I- i'-:lil inc Sijuadron".
j Number one on Stack's list, as on
; ir.arr. a :nap s. is Lana Turner.
"Time i- who it: made to
mi li in your .inns '' he said. "She
' h:s (Aery hin.i."
Kti Kfii-. now married to
direcloi John llu-ton. is the Kiel
Stark pick- lor a rainy niyht in
fror! i 1 a tire.
fori Hith Laughs
' '''il' i- ;i will with laughs, a
tivt oi;cr-ation.-ilist." he said.
'We us, ( o v ij in rout of the fire
Coming Here
First Artificially Bred Calf
Cantonian Named
Distributor For
Sealtest Products
Clarenee Medford. well known
busiiiessiniiil of Canton, lias been
named distributor for SealteM
Dairt Products and Birdsest Kmst -
a iJiaxIs in this area tweiniiinu
liber 1. according to an an-
Puenn iil by Charles L. Rac kle
manager of Southern Dairies Inc
in Asliev ille.
Racklev. in making the an
nouncement, emphasized that
Southern Dailies' policy is to fos
ter the growth of local enterprise!
1U the belief that cooperation be
tween large and small business is
the foundation for future progress
in the dairy industry.
The introduction of the coni-
r piece line oi meanest Dairy pro-
f"cts in Hay wood county marks
, another step in the romuam's
plan to encourage the establish
ment of locally operated sales out
lets for its nationally known
brands of ice cream, milk and
frosted foods.
"Sealtest dairy products enjoy
wide acceptance throughout the
cbuntry because of rigid standards
of quality and sanitation under
,' which they are manufactured The
J oeaue syniDol assures the con
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k.J:i"j when you can't af-
!'.' t.hiicj else.
' undcr-'ands those things. "
"pd 'lir has more fun
them. ;iiiu;iv."
H,'i Cr.'ihle. now Mrs. Harry
Linii'v. i-, helii ve it or not. a good
ii.il i when mhi uant to play golf.
"She aKo ,;ni n- ia!t.(i on the
term-, court and heat me at bad
minton." Stack said.
Doanna Dm bin was Slack's Mea
of a k i fe, t date for a premiere.
"She has poise, beauty and
class he s,j, - always was proud
to have her on my arm where peo
ple could s-ee "
Vvonne Likes Breeze
When he fell like taking down
the top of his convertible, Stack
dated Vvonne do Carlo.
"She doesn't mind having her
h.'i'r blow.'" he said.
Wanda Hcndrix is the right date
for an celling at the Hollywood
Mow!. j
"She doesn't care if you don't 1
bu a box seat.'' he said "She just
like - to listen to the music." j
bid' Crlaml is the girl to take!
to the Palladium. Hollywood's!
dance palace
"She's right at home with musi-1
cians and hep to a fast tempo." he
said.
Lli7,iheth Taylor is the girl to
-'.Vfif ,te;"fV !ml
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Jack Sparks, a Hollywood cow
boy star, will appear in person,
along with his Hollywood Hot
Shots at the Strand Theatre on
Saturday. Dec. 11 for live shows.
Postmaster
Urges Early
Card Mailing
sinner the finest dairy products
which can be produced,'- Racklev
said.
STRAND
SAT. ONLY - DEC. 11
Postmaster J. H. Howell warned
today that "a serious last-minute
jam in holiday mail deliveries" is
possible here if too many persons
continue to delay mailing their
Christmas cards and packages
"When the dam does break, we'll
be really flooded," he observed ap
prehensively. All Christmas earns tor ou(-of-State
delivery, and all parcel post
packages, should be in the mail to
day i Friday. December Kb to as
sure their arrival before Christmas,'
he said. If cards or packages are j
not ready until after this date, he I
advised using airmail. Otherwise I
I some of them may possibly not be1
i delivered until after Christinas. j
I Christmas cards for local deliv-J
ery should be mailed at least a
week before Christmas. !
"Envelopes and packages may bo,
marked 'Do Not Open I'ntil Christ
mas' if desired." Mr, Howell ad
vised. "Such notices are permitted
both on parcel post and on regu
lar mail, including Christmas cards
sent third-class with a 1 1 --cent
stamp."
The Postmaster warned that en
velopes of third-class mail may not
be sealed, either by moistening the
flap or by closing with Christmas
seals.
Christmas seals may be affixed
to the back of the envelope, how-
Family Golf Foursome
Has Its Advantages
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U P.) Bruce
M. James reported seeing a strange
golf foursome consistng of a man,
his Wife, their baby and a dog.
James said he followed them
around a nine-hole course. The
man carried the elubs and the wife
pushed the baby in a wheeled
stroller.
At each hole, the man would
swing and then hand the clubs to
his wife lor her turn. The baby
gurgled delightedly and the dog
pl.tyed caddy. Ue jean oft and
guarded the ball on each stroke.
Iean meat is more rha 73 per
cent water.
WANT ADS
JUST RECEIVED a large shipment
of Fostoria glass. Clyd Ray's
Flower Shop. D10
fj"j FKL1T TREES, NUT TREES, BER-
lJ l 11. 1 . , U , lltlU S I1H1 II.
Plant Material offered by Vir
ginia's Largest Growers. Write
for Free Copy 48Page Planting
Guide in color. Waynesboro
Nurseries, Waynesboro, Va. D10
CIIILDKI ( ii v
LINCOLN'
newspapers, are oft,., ,,,
fied advertise,, .n, . ,
who will acecot tdlM,,
dren. ' This." !!;.. p
an urfient appeal t,, ,,
ers of this entu,. ,
ncip some of n
have a place t,,
the comfort-, !l,
titled to."
John Carver, employed as technician for the Haywood Cooper
ative Breeding Association, is pictured above with a heifer call
that was horn on November 3 by a grade Guernsey cow belonging
to R. M. Wadell of Hazelwood. It was sired bv Tarbell Farms' Peer
less Caesar, whic h has an index of 10,591 milk with 4.C8' butterlal.
New Calf Breeding Program
Meeting With Success Here
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KOH SALE Used FRIGIDAIRE,
in good condition. Martin Elec
tric Company. D. 10-14-17
KOH SALE Used Hotpolnt Elec
tric Range in good condition.
Martin Electric Company.
D. 10-14-17
Musical Term
"Glee" ii a musical term, signi
fying a piece of concerted vocal mu
sic, generally unaccompanied, and
for male voices chiefly.'
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Direct from WESTERN PICTURES
wi1ri"WllD" Bill ELLIOTT,
ROY ROGERS JIMMY WAKEtY
n-HOTSUOTS
MUSIC-COMEDY NOVELTY
HtAR MOT MPflBONJUt
YOtnt nvonri nin of
tADK), Slid mi SOtlOC.
take to the beach. She not only
looks good in a bathing suit; she
aiso goes swimming.
June Haver was Stack's dale for
ballet and opera, the "high class
stuff. "
"She elevated me," he said.
This heifer calf was horn on No
vember 3rd by a grade Guernsey
cow belonging to H. M. Wadell of
Hazelwood. It was sired by Tar
hell Farms Peerless Caesar. 240902.
This bull has an index of 10.591
milk with 4.6H'; butter fat. That
means that "Peerless" has a ten
dency to sire calves that will in
crease in nii(k production up to
KI.Mtl lbs., testing 4.68' butter
fat.
The average milk production for
coves m Haywood County is 4.000
lbs. So it can readily be seen that
by using proved sires like "Peer
less", the . production can he increased.
We are sure you are wondering
now just how you can obtain the
services of proved bulls like "Peer
less". The Haywood Cooperative
llreeding Association, a non-profit
organization, has made arrange
ments (itb the Southeastern Arti
f'n i.d breeding Association (of near
Ashevillei lo gel semen daily from
their stud 20 Guernsey, Jersey,
and Ilolslein bulls there, and also
their stud jn Indiana.
This semen is shipped to the
Haywood Cooperative lireeding As
sociation daily , of which Joe Palm
er is president. T. ('. Davis is vice
president, and .lac k McCracken is
secretary-treasurer. These men
have, a trained technician who has
been taiiL'lil how to breed cows
artificially ;,! N. ('. Slat.. College
This technician is John Carver.
Persons wishing to get their cows
bred should contact the county
agent's office by 11.(10 o'cloc k a in
of the day they wish (heir cow to
be bred. Either call the office
No. 1671, send word by a milk
hauler, or come to the office in
person, and your cow will be bred
that afternoon.
The conception rate by artificial
breeding is as high ns by natural
breeding.
The cost of getting a cow bred
is $5.50 (up to 3 limes lor one con
ception). There is also a $L' 00
membership fete, w hic h goes to l he j
upkeep of the equipment. This fee
is paid only once.
By using these proved bulls here
In Haywood County, the procluc- j
lion of dairy cows should be
doubled in the next lew years. j
For further information on gel-i
ling your cows bred artificially or!
information on artificial insemina- j
turn, contact I he county agent
office.
FRIGIDAIRE apartment sue elec
tric Refrigerators, Immediate de
livery. Martin Electric Company.
D. 10-14-17
DAYTON "V" BELTS All sizes in
stock. MAKT1N ELECTRIC CO.
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FOR SALE Full sized girl's bicy
cle, $25. Large folding doll's
carriage, $4. Kiddie coop, baby
crib and mattress, $8. Call 7G37.
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FOR SALE One 3-room house,
with '2 bath, 75 ft frontal Rich
land St.. just below Five Point
Cleaners. Part cash, balance can
be financed. Tom Lee.
D. 10-14-17-21
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1941 Jeep, clt.tii. onl,
1938 Mrinii,,
Passed in. pectin,
1938 Ford t nn ei tidi,., "
Coupe
1942 Military Jeep
priced at only
New 4-WheeI Drive Jeep
Puk-up Ti t, k
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sims mi
rnone 486 j y
FOR SALE 2 beautiful Gone With
The Wind electrified lamps. Ray's
Flower Shop. D. 10
SPECIAL: HURRY! HURRY!
General Electric Vacuum Clean
ers, regularly $64.95, Special
sale. $29.95. Rogers Electric Co.,
Phone 461, Main Street. tf
Although meats contain all neces
sary minerals, they are low in calcium.
T7IF)i.
WAYNESVILLI., N. f
MON THRU TRI - Shows
6:30 and 9:00 P M
SAT - CONT - SHOW FROM
11:00 A M TILL 11:00 P M
I SUNDAY SHOWS
r 2:00 - 4:00 - 8:30
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FOlt SALE Modern white enamel
coal and wood range. Reservoir
and hot water jacket. Pipes
free. Excellent condition. Very
reasonable. Call 677-M. D. 10
RECOBD ALBU1IS
Eii'ERYOllE
CLASSICAL ALBUMS
FRI. - S.T.. DKC. 10 - Jl
ON SCREEN
DOUBLE FEATURE
JACK SPARKS
and
JIMMY HAKELEY
in
SADDLE SERENADE"
SERIAL AND COMEDY
DOUBLE FEATURE
Joe E. Brown in RIDING ON AIR
and
Jack Sparks and Jimmy Wakeley in
SADDLE SERENADE
PARK THEATRE
PROGRAM
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11
DOUBLE FEATURE
"Wild Frontier"
-Starring-
BEETIIOVEN
BIZET
CHOPIN
ENESCO
GERSIIVJIN
MENDELSSOir
ROSSINI
STRAUSS
S iiiilii,m d. ; in Ac!
iiimrii (Vcilumesluil
I.e. SWpupiiuta
i'liiiinaiii;) flliapsoctafc
((Ipiis 11)
I'or v and He (Air.lJ
S iiiiliiinv Nil lio'iW
- Uilllam Tfll-Ovtrti
'1 lie Alihir u Jiibam Sen
STRAVINSKY.' - IViicm hb - Ballfl
('(iin ei lii in !
ROCKY LANE
also
"Madonna Of The Desert"
rSCHAIKOVVKY
cmmmAr m
Bing Crnihy (
Perry Cnnm
A Chrislnias (f 'arol. diaries flickem
Hour of C h:ii(in
-Starring
LYNN ROBERTS and DONALD BERRY
LATE SHOW
"Secret Service
Investigator"
- 3fl - 7:20 - 9:00 P. M.
MENT ONLY
Children .09
(NOTICE)
SAT. ONLY - STAGE SHOW
JACK SPARKS - MOVIE STAR - IN PERSON
Also Double Feature
SUN. - MON. - TUES., DEC. 12 - 13 - 14
f Belk 1 AAl
.o nnutts trim
dobothv IA110UR
co-staffinj
chirk MniTr:niitnv
-Starring
LLOYD BRIDGES and LYNN ROBERTS
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12
"Luck Of The Irish
-Starring
TYRONE POWER and ANNE BAXTER
MONDAY - TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13 - 14
The Babe Ruth Story
Starring
WILLIAM BENDIX and CLAIRE TREVO
flULDREN'S ALB
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Bozo at the firms
Bozo Under' the Sea
Mickey and t lie UeanMalk
Bugs BiiunV
Sparky the' Tall-.iit- irtin
Tales of Wide Renin
POPULAR ALBUMS
Stan Kenron
Strauss ITolkas
Jo Staffoid
Jerome fern's Mtrii (
Doroth Sh:iy
Phono Needles
f Sheet Music
Harmonicas
Electric Toasters
x Admiral auww- A
I Phono Cown
I luliinui i "
wm m liiii i if
vlain Street J
JONES