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Pigeon Valloy Civic
Glub Has 2 Features
On Monthly Program
"Good Citizenship" was I lie
theme of the regular monthly pro
gram of the Pigeon Valley Civic
Club, which met Thursday night.
The Bethel Home Demonstration
club, and Rev. M. fl. William' on, of
Waynesville, were featured on the
program, which wa attended ly a
large crowd.
Hugh K. Terrell, president, pre
sided, and R. K. Sentelle. program
chairman, was in charge of the
program, first presenting Mi----Mary
Margaret Smith, home dem
onstration agent.
Miss Smith explained the um'i
of Home Demonstration ehil)-. and
the. work the 1G Haywood dubs are
doing. -Following a question and
answer period, the Bithel clul.
uuder the direction of Mr... Welch
Singleton, gave a short program
Stressing the theme. "Good Citizen
ship" the several members ol the
club discussed: "What constitutes
C Of C. Directors
Have Full Program
.The board of directors of (he
Chamber of Commerce will have a
full program of matters for their i
attention when they meet Tuesday an j,,slTjption on both the front
night at 7:30 at the new office in am M,)es. The Gold Star mir
the city hall buih'ing. ,,Mi ; m,!-lrd diey have S700 on the
James Kilpatrick, president, said ' marker which cost .$2,280. They are
that among the matters to be dis- ; accepting contributions, but are not
posed of would include naming a 1 making any drive for funds,
successor for Stanley Henry, secre- I Clayton C Walker, represented
tary, who has resigned. The annual the American Legion, and G. C.
program is also slated for discus- j Ferguson, the Town, in working out
sion, and decision o n a major
project for the year.
There are 24 members of the
board of directors.
MORE ABOUT
Car Wreck
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rail, felt the car must have travel
ed on. Little did they think any
vehicle except one with wing.;.
could have sailed over the ravine
into the Matney yard.
Cogdlll was arrested and charg
ed with driving intoxicated and
lodged in jail. He is under $300
bond.
Chief Orville Noland, in quest
ioning Policeman Evans, who in
vestigated, asked: "How could the
ear get across Shelton Branch the
way that one did?"
Evans smiled, as he answered:
"Chief, he just rode thin air
but he had a mighty good running
start to make the jump."
Officers marvel at the fact that , Missionary Societv of the State
Cogdill was not hurt. j Baptist Association. The convert-
Estimates were that the car suf- jtton was held last week in Eliza
fered $200 to $300 damages. None belli City. Rev. Mr. Hammett wa.s
were placed on the property dam- j pastor ol The First Baptist church
aged. I here.
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See This Beautiful Range and Other Kelvinator Ap
- pliances at the REA SHOW Friday and Saturday.
Massie Furniture Co.
good citizenship.'" Another spoke
on "Citizenship in the Home", also
Citizenship in the Community"
and CP i.'cn .hip in the Church" as
vu-11 as "Citizen, .hip in the Coun
ts "
The HeUiel club concluded their
part oi the innmain with a prayer,
and the Mn;:. The 1)1(1 North
State",
Hev. Mr Williamson, also pre
sented by Mr. Sentelle. spoke brief
ly on The Importance of Know
ing Your Community", He stressed
Ihe importance of knowing your
communitv. lint knowing the inter
est ing pi. ices, know the people, and
know noin:!) to serve your com
I inuuiiv.
i He was warm in his praise for
' t he l'i,:eon Valley club, as well as
the IVllicl Home Demonstration
( lull tor Huir work and program.
follow nn; (hi- pio;:raill, the wo
men served cake and coffee.
MOUt ACOl'T
Memorial Plot
(Contiuieil from rage 1)
t he marker.
The marker is nine feet square at
'tlw. h:i Mini U nitip fp( hiph.
i li an e.mle. The marker will have
details and awarding the contract
to Mr. Norris.
j Maggie Talent Show
Set For Friday Night
i Mm h interest is b' ing shown in
j the tab nt ' how which w ill be held
I a( the Maggie school on Friday
'night, March ll'.th 'Ihe event will
In. sponsored by the Karent Teach
ers As -oeiation. of which Mrs. Lee
Kv.tns is president.
Tin' ilav. Mai'eh j; the last
day for person-, wi .Iting to partici
pate to enter the show. Entries can
be made with Mrs. Evans or any
member of the school faculty,
A lood sale will also be held at
the show.
Mrs. Hammett Re-elected
OfTiccr In Slate WMU
Mrs. II, G Hammett. formerly of
Waynesville and now of Durham,
was re-elected assistant recording
secretary of the State Woman's
TWO
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wrlar miit nr a tferifty Sen
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Giant hro3er-OTfS holds a 2SSk
tte-keT wrth ea. Varmer An,
nrreE-heat. raiaee tmrts, and a I
other wonderful ieJttam far
extra Tthie!
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Directs Chorus
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Earl K. Berg is director of the
Davidson College Male Chorus
which will appear in concert at
the Waynesville High School
auditorium on Monday, March
21. at 0 p.m.
Davidson Male
Chorus To Give
Concert Here
The Davidson College Male
Chorus, composed of 50 voices and
directed by Earl F. Berg, will pre
sent a concert in the High School
Auditorium on Monday, March 21,
at 8 p. m. The concert will he
sponsored by the high school band
and chorus.
The program of varied music
will be in five parts, the first three
of which will be devoted to sacred
music and the last two to light
numbers. The first group includes
a stirring Advent anthem compos
ed for male voices by the Danish
composer, Dietrich Buxtehude,
"Zion Hears The Watchman Sing
ing," a chorale, "God's Loving
Kindness," by Johann Sebastian
Bach: and a spiritual motet, "Sincei
Christ Our Lord Was Crucified."
by Heinrich Schuetz.
Following an intermission the
chorus will sing a group of folk
songs and several temporary com
positions set to texts from Ameri
can poets.
Mr. Berg, director of the chorus,
is one of the Souths outstanding
young choral conductors. He join
ed the faculty of Davidson College
in 1941 and in addition to his du
ties there serves as director of
music in the First Presbyterian
church of Charlotte.
Members of the chorus will be
entertained in the homes of mem
bers of the high school band and
chorus during their stay here. A
small admission will be charged
for the concert to help defray ex
penses of the concert.
Talented Pianist
In Concert Here
On Friday Night
hear William Schatzkamer, a tal
ented pianist. in a concert, for the
second of a scries as sponsored by
the Community Concert. The con
cert will be given at the high
school, Friday, March 18, at eight
o'clock. The doors will open at
7:15. it was announced.
Tickets win be available at the
door for out-of-town guests, when
accomnanied by holders of mem
bership tickets, the Waynesville
committee in charge of the con
cert announced.
Mr. Sehatzkamer is makins his
first national concert tour The
handsome young New Yorker has
been termed by music critics as
"The most talented of the young
er pianists."
Mrs. Culbreth To
Address Women 17th
Mrs. George Culbreth, wife of
the Rev. George Culbreth. pastor
of the Rockwood Charge, will be
the speaker at a meeting of Home
Demonstration club women held
at the Rockwood Methodist church
Thursday afternoon, March 17,
beginning at 1:30. "Know Your
Government" will be the topic dis
cussed. AH women of the com
munity are invited.
In 10 post-season bowl came?
Alabama football teams have aver
aged 21.3 points per contest.
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Speakers From 15 W.H.C.
Counties Coming Thursday
The distikt Soil Conservation
speaking contest will be hedd at the
court house here on Thursday,
March 17. at 2:00 p.m. Representa
tives from the following counties
will compete: Buncombe, Haywood,
Henderson, Madison, McDowell,
Mitchell, Polk, Transylvania, Yan
coy, Cherokee, Clay. Graham, Jack
son. Macon, and Swain.
This contest is bdng sponsored
by the North Carolina Bankers As
sociation. A $50 sav ings hoi d will
be awarded to the first place win
ner, and a $2.r bond to the second
place winner.
"It is hoped that many people
will be able to come in and listen
to these contestants give their
speeches on Soil Conservation. The
maximum length ot the speech is
twelve minutes," Wayne Corpen
iug, county afield said.
MORE ABOUT
City Park
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dent, Harry "Blue" Robinson said.
"The members are getting a lot
of fun doing this work, in addition
to putting the money of the organ
ization into the project. We have
the workers, we just need more
money to buy equipment, and
Ihings like asphalt to do a complete
job," he continued.
MOKE ABOUT
Speaking
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winners, and the county winner
will represent Haywood County in
the District Contest In he held at
the court house in Waynesville on
Thursday afternoon. March 17 at
2:00 o'clock.
LONG UFK AND ACTIVE ONE
WAREHAM. Mass. (Cfi Hard
workig Mrs. lauiise Stanwood
Barrett, who found time to raise
three daughters and put them
through college after she became a
successful real estale agent in
I GOO. says she has no intention of
retiring even though she is 03 years
old.
Honorary Page
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CHARLES HARRIS SENTELLE.
of Bethel, has twice been named
honorary page of the House of
Representative. Harris is the
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Sentelle. The first time was in
1937, and then again a few days
ago when Harris was in Raleigh
with a group of Bethel students.
He is a senior at Bethel, and was
presented on the floor of the
house by Thadure, secretary of
state. Certinc'atefc of both events
have been given Harris.
County Medical
Society Will
Meet Wednesday
The Haywood County Medical
Society will meet at the Nurses
Home tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
Dr. R. Stuart Roberson will be
in charge of the program.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cathey of
Clyde announce the birth of a son
at Noburn Hospital in Asheville
on Saturday, March 12.
We Cordially Invite All Our Members And
Friends To Attend
THE 3rd ANNUAL
FRIDAY
MARCH 18
SEE OUR
DISPLAY
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SEE OUR
DEMONSTRATION
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HEAR OUR
REPRESENTATIVES
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NO ADMISSION
CHARGES
MORE ABOUT
Roy's Dog
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the streets, as she directed her
owner through traffic, across
streets, in and out of places of
business. She had been constantly
at Moseman's side every day since
he got her back in 1937.
Sally was one of the first Seeing
Eye Dogs to be brought into this
section. She was 20-months old
when Mosen. ,n went to Morris
town, N. J.. and got the black
Lahador.
The above photograph shows
Moseman about to step from the
curb, but Sally had paused, and
given the signal for a step-down.
Until a few months ago. Mr. Mose
man owned and operated a news
and confection stand on Main
Street.
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City Limits
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der the bill, are the area out Dell
wood Road to Mrs. Ben Sutton's
home; part of Chestnut Park, the
Atkins development on the Sul
phur Springs road. The Country
Club, Belle Meade, Farmer De
velopment, and Country Club
Drive. '
Estimates are that the town will
have a population of over 5,000.
The 1940 census gave Waynesville
a population of 2,960.
MORE ABOUT
Aliens Creek
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Mrs. Cordie Allen, Mrs. Grady
Farmer, and Mrs. Lemuel Shep
pard. The ways and means committee:
Grady Farmer, Mrs. R. O.. Allen
and Rev. Jarvis Underwood.
Program committee, Mrs. Fred
Farmer, Lowe Allen. Mrs. Nathan
Norman.
Members of the county agent's
office attended the meeting, and
outlined the purpose and plan of
the community development pro
gram for the county.
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WAYNESVILLE ARMORY
Remember The Amateur Program
Friday Night 7;30
THIS MESSAGE BY
HAYWOOD ELECTRIC
MEMBERSHIP CORP.
WAYNESVILLE
NEW DEFENSE CHIEF CHECKS if
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HAPPY ABOUT HIS NEW JOB, Secretary of National Detenu
Johnson Is shown In the Pentagon Building, Washington, D,J
called to pay nis respects 10 retiring ueiense secretary JiJ
Temporarily, jorinson was given an omce next to Forrest
fflcially takes over tne posiuon, aooui Apru l.
Three Large Audience!
Hear Mars Hill Singers
Three large and rppreciative
audiences in addition to the hun
dreds listening in on the radio,
heard the Mars Hill Glee club in
three programs in Haywood Sun
day. An audience that filled Ihe Kiel
Baptist church at Canton, heard
the 12-niembers. give a beautiful
program Sunday morning An aud
ience that almost tilled the Clyde
Baptist church heard them in the
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