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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
TUESDAY, I E
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MORE ABOUT
Health Work
(Continued from Pate 1)
Slid.
"Waynesville, Canton. Clyde and
the county put $12,250 per year
into the treasury of the health de
partment, with the state and fed
eral agencies contributing $5,500
On several occasions we have ask
ed the Hazelwood board to have a I
part, but so tar they have turned
tjie proposition down," Dr. Mtchnl
continued .
i "Unless we get additional fund
there can be no go forward' 1
Ibcal health activities. This means
tiiat we will have to ignore grow
ing demands for increased service
fy public health nurses; for Mep-ped-up
programs of restaurant
Sanitation; for more attention to
our water supply problem,, im
organization by health nfficri l
much-needed health clink-, i"l
administration of connnunitv-v nlr
health program:.; for aid to tr l
ers and school authorities in .li
Covering physical defects .tin'i
school children; for helping .iitnlt
and children to itnpinr nu'i i' iri.
fpr keeping icconis nl n.ii imi'i
and death statistics I he i i.e. .
and many more, must be ai -1 j n f : r -ed,
unless the action of the Hudel
Committee is reversed." the doctor
stated.
' Dr. Michal urged that rri n
write the budget commission and
the members of the General A -sembly
asking that serious urn
sideration be given the request ior
necessary funds.
MORE ABOl'T
Farm Report
(Continued from Page
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dit;on to nUinu nioney for the
cancer drive. Hed C ross. March of
Dimes. I U ('il-. overseas relief,
and pucka;.'- to Holland There
hit 2D0 v. bo ai'- members of the
Hed fro .Hid II received reading
i cot titicali tin. w.ir. and four ad-i
i a 111 Til I CI till' -it :
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remodeled, while
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ovi in.
$.19,000
20,000
14.000
5.000
have been built
and 32 homes
l'i homes tnstall--.
18 other homes
o.-iu-s have new
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:i::.;joo lbs. I
- I.VJ.7UU lbs. 1
i in lb- above, ( be
"i la-: i .i.tiTO dresses, ,
bat- and H.200 chil-
i in a report for j
a' ion tanners, point -
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Babe Ruth hit more bonic run
off Detroit pitchers than those of
any other team in his career- l-.i
KIDNEYS
B yaa nfr frem tairnnA ttwhinf t!mlr
lUMfil Kav ti rt p iilit I Do yoa
Wt back mt Utr vainst Do My roLao
tUt kiac nl If M. cX KCF TEK. Pink,
Aatiaaatie TabUtt, which conUio a mo.tora
aJraU am, aaad by ipoialists ia kidner
oraiMl. Tea dare traatmont mafcaa 7oa
faa Ilka a aaw parsoa. 8aa for ebildrcn la
Wa vattioa. Clip tliii aa aa a reminder M
at lU RI Tablata at ran Jni iKxa,
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if) long-time triple !
n , i 'I (!. inonMration farms,
la ! i i'l-calcium unit farms.
.4 en- oi phosphate w as se-i
Mm. lull T V A. and 408 tons j
ed ti l-calcium. This phos- '
i in addition to the amount
(i under the AAA program
- ,-,. t 'irnic-. !
i:r- -i' out 2.1.000 white:
pine - !iim during the year, and i
I in aii'ii':"i sMiiisorid the follow
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1 ( iin-ot-c diint v Tour through
'North Carolina, (.eorgia. Alabama,
and 'IViiin'-ir', which was attended
by '.fl Il,.v.,,. I county farmers.
2 The (hi- .mm ii nit lours into
the wat, i (nil . ,, t h i s county.
:i Sp'.n -m. il the Haywood Coun
l' ( ..i n Midi, vv nh 5-t new niem-
bel CMtel m.;
4. I be Haywood County Farm
and li.niie I n Id Day was also
sponsored by Hie Demonstration
F'arnur . i iianiation This Field
Day wa - In Id at the Jack 'Mc
Craekon f.u m in .lulyy, where deni-
si m
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In every part of the nation more than 2,200,000 boys and
their adult leaders, will observe Boy Scout Week, Feb. 6th to 12th,
marking the 39th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America.
The theme of the celebration is "Adventure that's Scouting!"
This year the movement is emphasizing the fun and fellowship its
members set out of the game of Scouting. More high adventure
is planned in the out-of-doors. Their adventure in citizenship
will find Scouts emphasizing civic service activities, emergency,
service training and world Scouting relationships. During Boy.
Scout Week, Scouts, their parents and countless communities
will honor the volunteer adult leaders of the nation's 70,000
Cub Packs, Scout Troops and Senior Units. Above is the official
poster marking the Scout birthday.,'-' -
EVERY TUESDAY
9:30 to 10:30 p. m.
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MORE ABOUT
B&PClub
(Continued from Pate 1)
and membership cards to the lo
cal members.
Among the visiting state offi
cials attending, included Miss Alice
Pratt, of Asheville, Mrs. Murril
Powell ,of Canton, Miss Lois
Frazier, Brevard, Miss Rachel Mc
Kay, Statesville, Miss Reeves
Forney, of Shelby, Miss Pauline
Slaughter, Canton, and Mrs. Grace
Friffith, Asheville.
Among the local Invited guests
attending, included: Hallet S,
Ward, president of Rotary; Harry
Robinson, president Junior Chamb
er of Commerce; Miss Edith Sum'
merrow, president Beta Sigma Phi;
W. Curtis Russ, editor The Moun
taineer; James Kllpatrick, presi
dent Chamber of Commerce; Mrs.
T. L. Gwyn; M. H. Bowles, presi
dent Boosters Club; Mrs. Frank
Kinsey, president Woman's Club;
Dr. Mary Michal, president Music
Club; Charles E. Ray, chairman
N. C. Park Commission; Mrs. Sam
Queen, president U. D. C;
BAD LUCK HITS' TWICE
ROCKFORD, 111. (U.P.i George
Vickers, salesman, told police he
was robbed of $95 about 30 minutes
after losing $75 in a dice game.
ATTENTION MR. FARMER ! !
Your AAA Office Is Now Issuing Purchase
Orders For Grass Seed To Enable You To Estab
lish Or Improve Your Permanent Pastures.
The Following Seeds Are Available
KENTUCKY BLl.'K (.li.ASS ORCHARD GRASS
FESCUE KOREAN LESPEDEZA O LADINO CLOVER
WHITE DUTCH CLOVER Assistance on ALFALFA
We carry a complete line of FERTILIZER for
your PASTURE, ALFALFA and FIELD CROPS.
We have 0-12-12, 2-12-12, 50' Murate of Potash,
Ammonium Nitrate and Tobacco Plant Bed
Fertilizer.
WE CAN FILL YOUR ORDERS
FOR 47 SUPER PHOSPHATE
Haywood County
Farmers Co-operative, Inc.
Phono 722 Depot Street
MORE ABOUT
Sunday School
(Continued from I'ugr 1)
intendents, Fred Fore and Rev. M.
L. Lewis; secretaries, general de
partment; extension superintend
ent and workers. Neal Webb and
Daphne Boone; aflult superintend
ent and teachers, Mrs ('. T. Fran
cis; young people department and
teachers. Rev. C. L. Hissett; inter
mediate leaders and teachers. Mrs.
naymuna wens; junior superin
tendent and teachers, Mrs. L. L.
Shaver; primary leaders and teach
ers; Mrs. Buren Metealf; nursery
leaders and teachers, Mrs. Hugh
Gossett; and cradle roll. Mrs. Claud
Brown.
At 3:30 o'clock the group will as
semble in the auditorium for the
mass meeting. The devotional
service will be conducted by Rev.
George Mehaffty. The progress re
port of the association will be made
at 7:45 o'clock. An address by Rev.
H. L. Sniith on Sunday School
growth, leadership and promotion
will take place at 8 o'clock. Rev.
M. L. Lewis will deliver the closing
sermon on "Multitudes Await Our
Message."
According ti A ;rori3tional min
utes compiled by Miss Daphne
Boone, the county has only 10
Cradle Roll departments. Twenty
churches report nursery classes
with children under lour years of
age. Eight churches in the county
report having extension depart
ments or classes.
MORE ABOUT
Speaker Warns
(Continued from Page 1)
lower prices for farm products.
The speaker said farmers could
?xpect less help from the govern
ment, and should work a little
harder for themselves.
He was amazed at the high prices
of farm land; here, and warned
armers not to buy too much high
iriced land on credit. "Pay cash,
then make the land pay you back
i profit," he said.
"The time has come when the
iverage farmer nels to expand
lis farming vertical, instead of
pleading out. We must raise more
er acre, or more pounds of beef
o the acre of pasture, or get more
gallons of milk per acre of pasture
ur expansion should be vertical,
ind not so broad." he emphasized.
The professional agricultural
eacher. said he had preached the
ise of lime for 40 years He il
ust rated the need of lime on the
arm, as comparable to oil in the
rankease of a car. and teltilizer
is the gasoline ' II lake both to
!et places. Kcrtili.cr K the power,
nit the lime is what makes the
rops run smooth h ."
He also pointed oul that as phos
ihate and lime were added lo the
and, there was a definite need to
idd more potash, '.Now is a Kood
ime to put your snvincs into lime,
Phosphate and potash, and v. Inn
'can years come you will he pre
iared for them"
Dr. Hutcheson told Hi demon
it rat ion farmers they were teaeh
ts, and researchers, responsible
o the nation for their efforts in
rinding heller w,us nl increasing
farm product ion
The speaker was introduced by
Mrs. Pauline llotchiss. distiict i
home demonstration agent.
MORE ABOUT
Dairy Meetings ;
(Continued from Paue D
I
20 dairymen on hand for (he meet- i
'ng.
Kighl other dairy meetings are j
scheduled in the county this week ;
The schedule from Tuesday through !
Friday afternoon is as follows: ;
At the I). Keeves Noland Kami.
Ratclid'e Cove. Tuesday, Feb. 8, at
10 o'cloc k; William Osborne, Clyde
Township. Tuesday. Feb 8 at I -'10
p. m.; () L. Yates. Iron Duff. Wed- i
nesday, Feb. 9, al 10 o'clock: (; C i
Palmer, Jr., Crabtreo. Wednesday. 1
Feb. !), at 1:110 p. m.; Troy Leather- !
wood, Jonathan Creek. Thursday.
Feb. 10. al 10 a in Miss Vlnroiuo I
Osborne, Pigeon, Thursday, Feb.
10, at 1:30 o'clock; Silver's Dairy.
Beaverdam, Friday. Feb. 11, at 10
o'clock: and Andy Ferguson. Crab
tree, Friday, Feb 11. at 1:30 p. m.
Slain In Florida
LllLr.Z-J
,1. B. Laltimore Libove', Duke
University student from l.uiubrr
lon. N. ('.. vanished m Floiid.i
mi a vaiation trip and la ! Sun
flay his body was lound in a can
al near Fort Myers. He had been
hot m the heart and m tin- nei k.
Officers theorie he was rohli. l
an'l killol by a mololi.'t wdh
whom lie hitch hiked a ri'le.
MORE ABOUT
Achievement Day
(Continued from Page 1)
Iron Duff, was named
succeeding Hugh Rat-
MORE ABOUT
Court
(Continued from Page 1)
exeellrnt officers in their work "
Judge Moore also strrssed the
necessity of the grarifl jury making
thorough investigation of public
buildings and offices, lie cited an
example in Jackson county, last
year, when the grand jury termed
the county's largest school building
dangerous. Knginecrs .substantiat
ed the report, and the presiding
judge condemned the boihlint?
Later a $450,(10(1 bond issue was
passed, and the building is in use
again after being satisfactorily re
paired.
"Had the grand jury been negli
gent in their duties, there might
have been a serious tragedy among
the 600 to 700 students," the judge
continued.
"I urge you to Inspect the pub
lic buildings carefully, also public
offices. If the officers are doing
a good job. say so, if not, then
the fact should be reported to the
court," Judge Moore concluded.
Members of thi grand jury arc:
Mark Ferguson, chairman; J. T.
Chappcl. J. W. Hay, Homer Tran
tham. Howard Leatherwood, Gor
don Reeves. Dave Brown, Theo
dore Ledford. Troy Boyd. Marvin
Long.
Jack Ferguson. Marvin McClure,
R. W. Green, Wess Pless, Walker
Brown, Fred Buchanan, Hugh
nauiDers ancl u. u. KetiiFi- Den.
my dud nay was named as their
officer.
1
Davis of
treasurer,
cliffe.
R. C Francis gave the special
inland wood plaques. or "!348
agricultural awards" to The Fir.t
National Bank. The Mountaineer,
both of Waynesville. and The
Champion Paper and Fibre Com
pany and The Knterprise. of Canton
Mrs. W D Ketner. president of
the Home Demonstration council,
presided, together with Mr West
moreland. The invocation v.v.
given by Dr. C. N. Clark, district
superintendent of the Methods
church, and Mrs Ketner recog
nized the guests.
The Aliens Creek Quartet! gave
two seleeli,,,,,; T, ,)rs,.,,m ua-
broddcasf over WHCC.
Mr and Mrs A. J. Mcfracken
master farm family for HMR. were
recognized and given a round of
applause.
Tn using a double boiler il is
usually best to fill the bottom part
""" nc-third full. If too liltle
waler is added il. may boil away
before the preparation in the lop
part has finished cooking.
WANT ADS
WANTED Used stroller, priced
reasonable. Phone 332-J. Mrs.
Oren Coin.
.MORE ABOUT
Farm Bureau
(Continued from Paee
the three-day convenlion. Jonathan
Woody, president ol First National
Hank, and Sam Queen, will direr"
the program.
W. (i. Users has been selected a .
the voting delegate from Hie lla.
wood group. The committee repre
sentatives from the county farm
bureau are: bed cattle, David Un
derwood; dairy cattle, William Os
borne; apple committee. I(i hard
Barber; poultry, Elmer Hendricks:
grow crop, tobacco. Charlie Fran
cis, Dave. Boyd and Thurman Da
vis. A large portion of the conven
lion is expected to be devoted to
the discussion of the lluskins Bill
which would cut the warehouse
commission from four per cent lo
two and one half. The group may
be asked lo go on record in favor
of the proposed bill.
NURSFRV TO THE (.UAI!I)
LONDON - 'AI'i-Oh, baby! A
heavy artillery regiment of Bri
tain's Territorial Army i National
Guard i has started a nursery in its
London Drill Hall.
Officers explained that the nuis.
cry ought to help the reserves re
cruiting campaign.
Men are quicker to join up and
turn out for weekly drills, they
said, it they ran bring along chil
dren and also their wives for
whom a social room has been set.
up. It
Messer Addresses
Lions Meeting
On Book Drive
Jack Messer, superintendent of
I la) wood county school'), address
ed 'the Lions Club meeting last
Thursday night concerning'' Hie
book drive which i. being conduct
ed throughout North Candida
Mr. Messer .ub'.titule'l for Oral
I, Yales. who is ch.iirma- of the
book campaign In 15 counties in
this section of the slate. The books
are being collected th'ouidioul
schools and ".ill be sent to Ger
many and other ponds overseas.
The Lions Club went on rc-ord
'is favoring only one vehicle in
spection a year and the rei .suranee
of drivers liceire as now required
by law The Stale Legislature is
eousi'l'Tiiu: bills to alier the pi c ;
eid I iiv-
A fl . up II "in ' 'I' vi He. I villi
local Lion ; I'd' " ' ; ui'd r
itood thill ill! ellorl i liei'l'J made
to firi'.'iiiize a Limn ( 'lub I here.
MOKE ABOUT
Safecracker
(Continued fi m I'.i 'c I )
here ha . declined ; o i iiii I ronl
ai "Ihc r man le-ld ill onneclion
w il Ii I lie M'lile I '
Kenneth N heel: as said to
have rclu .--d lo li avel lo Kuoxvilh
In meet lace lo lace mill .1. A.
'Si-.irlaeei Nni-lv, cli.uccd as an
.'.'('Compile to the KilllielY Schcel
and llobei I l!i adl.v, Jr , had already
eolllessed lo.
Nicely w.s ( In doled ior a Ii n -in..'
) e"l ei dav and il'lic'iic hoped
lo produce Schell. i'. ho in In ;
eo!ll'S.',lon i!(ll;. il I ei I I he ;,ii of a
I bird person
Sclieelz is In jail :l W:.' ncsville,
near where lie and laadiiy were
arrested last monlh lor 'osses-iiu!
burgliir tools, Br.'idle.v is out on
57.000 bond.
oil if i A is (.ii wisi:
LODO I l'i Tin labor nun
islry is eh.'Migine lis inefliods. II
learned thai in ceil sin odors
peopl ( hank il Ijbli ( let h I : mil i heir
bedroom window lo tip oil neigh
bors tli.il ii mini .try ollici.il is I here
checking on the vahrlilv ol an
J linemploi nient par claim. The
jiniuisli) i. nov. ( "in( nl i al in;' on
j the element of ; in p, i c
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POR SALE New 5 ft. Sani
tary Refrigerator $219..,0,
five year guarantee. Auto
matic washers with pumps,
ten year guarantee, $1 19.50
up, plus carrying charges.
Goldseal and Armstrong
Linoleum $1.00 per square
yard, also 9 x 12 rugs. Ve
netian blinds, five day de
livery.' Any color, metal,
aluminum or wood, free
estimate. New and used
cook stoves. We still have
a few used dressers for
$10.00. Terms, credit or
cash. Bargain day is every
day at the JUSTICE FUR
NITURE STORE, Depot
Street, Phone 567. tf
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Waynesville. p 8
Uiuy much of anvtliine. w-sSh vt!A
f Fxcrpt rlertriritr. of ron'w." ranJon!! for polntinc ht
penny .pent for plcrtricily i9 a vcrv pretty pennv indep. 1' bj
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Fc'