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HE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
FRIDAY
Haywood Farmers Show
Interest In Improving
Pastures With New Plan
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Unusual interest was shown by
Haywood farmers on Monday :
the pasture demonstration on the
Jack McCraeken farm near Hethrl
With more than 250 lai en i - at
tending. Wayne Corpcning. cnunl'.
agent, said it piuwd the interr t
being manifest in belter pa tore
in the eounty.
The demolish atinn was r.ivrn in
order to show results of sccdm;: a
pasture 'of I.admo clover ;md oi -chard
grass ;iul I.admo clover and
Fescue last July.
"Thp oiiniosi nl tins oastlliv
demonstration was to prove what I ),V
can be done toward tJettniK a- oil 1
pastures," Mr. Corpeniny said 1
It was brought out hy Mi'. Cor-!
pening at the nicehni! some o!
the iinporlant things to do in ol
der to get a !-'ood l.adinn cIom-i
and orchard grass or l.adino rim
er and Kescue pasture:
U) Henovate the old pasture
with a bush-and-bnt; harum. tiller,
one-horse cultivator, or anything
that will tear up the old sod well.
2 Apply HOil to lion pound., ol
2-12-12 fertiliser mr lis univalent
to the acre. I. line at the rate ol on
to two tons per a re if Ihe lam!
has not been limed within Hie pa-t
three or four years. Work li.linei
and lime into the soil.
HJi Innoculatc vcd. and .red at
the rate of 2 pounds of l.adinn
clover and 12 pounds ol orchard
grass or Kescue; put in with culti
paeker if not rocky, or with dra::
harrow or crab apple bush
The results of seeding a pa .tore
as described can ! sc n on Hit
Jack McCraeken Kami.
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Moody Store
linmn's Slore
0:15-10:00
10:30-10:45
10:50-11:05
11:15-12:45
1:00- 1:15
1:30- 1:45
, Mnndav, March 21st
BKAVKRDAM
i M (I I ii (I Farm Service
I :,t,,i ion 9:45-10:00
! Wiley Donald-on 10:30-10:45
' Paovles Store 11:00-11:15
j Peavrrdam School 11:30-12:45
Ne.-I Hipps' C.rocery . 1:00- 1:15
, Crocery 1:30- 1:45
nson Crocery 2:00- 2:15
Town Hall 2:45
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as admini-tra-tor
of the estate of Mrs Satin
Ducket t, deceased, lale ol Haywood
County. North Carolina, this i. In
notily all persons havin-: claim
againsl the ctate of said dT a rd
to exhibit them to the undersigned
at Waynesville, North Carolina, on
or before the 18th day of March
1950 or this notice will he pleaded
in bar of their recoverv AH per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate pavmen'
This the 16th day of March. 1919
LAWRENCE B. I.EATMKKW(K)I)
Administrator of the Estate of Mi s,
Sallie Ditckett. deceased
1836 M 18-25 A 1-8-15-22
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Tuesday. March 22nd
MOKMNC STAR
filling Station 9:15- 9:30
S, hool 9:40-10:40
- Star School 11:05-12:10
Sim,' 12:15-12:30
Stan.e
SelO(
Crocery
1:00-2:00
1:15
Doctor Says Babies
Iliil Too Much
MINNEAPOLIS (UP Ameri
can halite:, e.ii loo much, one ex
pril li'lievr-.
Dr. I, Ennnett Holt, Jr.. pediat
rir profes-or at New York Uni-ei-iu,
told professors attending
a Imvrr.iiy of Minnesota short
i otii thai the increase in heart
ill ' j .i' reflects the condition.
He the trouble eventually
show up ainnn': adults.
One rea . mi. savs Holt, is the in
li"diieinn of solid foods into a
bain's diet at an ever earlier age.
The portion of sugar in the milk
toi inula i n't cut down at the same
tone in ni'i.t uses. That results
Mi too rh Ii a diet .
Hop doesn't think much serious
lliv.ir;ii damage is caused by this
condition . . . as long as the con
dition i . coi reeled later.
Giant Projector Installed In UNC Planetarium
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RUNS IN THE FAMILY
MULLIKEN, Mich. UP -Appendicitis
seems to run in the Carl
E. Rogers family. Eight members
of the Rogers clan were operated
on within the last four years, in-
eluding the mother, three children, ,
grandfather, grandmother, uncle j
and aunt. Only Rogers' appendix ;
slill is intact. j
Books were so scarce four cen-
turies aeo that they sometimes j
were chained to public hook stalls, i
first Washington
WASHINGTON, Va. UP This
town, surveyed and plotted by
Ceorge Washington on Aug. 4.
1749. claims to be the "first Wash
ington of all," but it was not incor
porated until Ecu 12, 1894. Twenty-five
other cities and towns in
Ihe United States were named
Washington.
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through i..
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Vulcan, the statue in Ilirndiig
liam. Ma . is .! feci hiyh and
weighs 1J0, Odd pounds.
rammed , Ulf
Hairiiie'
part of I,. .. N
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Here is the gigantic $75,000 Ziess instrument, con a tin:; o! an axis and two large projectors inset
with 250 smaller projectors, which is being installed in Mnrehead planetarium at the University of
North Carolina. Dr. Roy K. Marshall i right i. director of the planetarium, watches Chief Technician
Tony .lenzano make adjustments in the delicate mechanism. ' A' I'hotoi.
Cherokee Holding
Open House 18th
The Cherokee Indian Agency will
observe the 100th Anniversary of
the cstahlishment of the Interior
Department, by holding open house
on Friday. March 10, from 9:00 a.
m. to a.uij p.m.
At this time interested person
may observe all of the Agency ac
tivities including school, soil and
moisture, extension, health, roads,
forestry, veterans training and
Tribal activities' including the
Boundary Tree project.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all hy Joe Jennings, superintendent.
Two Watershed Areas
Sought In Beaverdam
Birmingham,
churches.
Ala.,
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and local tajxt extra. P'wi nni ipen:rrzi
Frozen Food Chest holds 40 i
pounds packaged frozen foods
and ice cube!. 12-qurt Crisper.
Magic Shelf folds away makes
room for bulky foods.
EXTRA!
Bonus Cold Space ... Refrigpr?
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SEE OUR KELVINATOR DISPLAY At The REA SHOW
In The ARMORY TODAY and TOMORROW!
Massie Furniture Go.
Phone 33
Main Street
A meeting was held at the
l'.ea ertlani V.chool on Monday
night. March I !. to di ( u , the pos.
sihihtv ol oi i'aiii'in;: Hi" I'.eavcr
daut and lloniinv ('ieel; Ai'eas in
Heaverd.'iiu Tom ii ship into water
shed;, and also to or Moie under
the t'ouiiiiunity I)cvclouiient I'ro-gram.
Approximately fit!' firiners
were pre. cut to hear the di;cu;
sion. and alter the plan was ex
plained bv thi' county agent com
mittees were appointed to see all
of Ihe people within Ihe I '.vo areas
and ge them to come in on the
program, as it S nece ssnry that
over 75 per rent of the farmers co
operate on a eonimnnity basis in
order to get a water-bed started
The organization committees ap
pointed in Hi iiverdaiu Creek Area
were: ('. V. Sorrells. II. II. W'orley.
II. )'. Hice, W. 1'. Ilai ri;. Andy
Worley. John Keno. Wiley Itobin
son. Sctli Ciogjiti. and .1. 5J. Ilipps.
for t.'ie Hominy Srttimi were:
Herstiel Hipp-. I' red Mann. Forter
Broyles. l.e..ter John. on. Mart
Uuckelt, J. IV Holland, Alioiuo
M.ann, and Tom Ilipps.
II was decided that the;? oni
iniltecmeii should get all applica
tions signed and turned in at the
next meet in:;, vhieh will be held
at the lieaverdam School on Mon
day night. March 21. at 7;:i()
o'clock. At the. i, iccting officers
will he elected and committee; ap
pointed under Ihe Community De
velopment I'rogram and Ihe T.V.A.
Program.
If three-fourths of Ihe area co
operate on the program, d can be
approved as a watershed. At this
meeting a tarui movie will be
shown cvplainini; this tpe of pro
gram, and it i. urgtd that the
men. women, and etoldien attend,
as it is a I a in 1 1 prnpo.il ton.
vo:;k i;m; mi i
Wayne. .mM- Cliaptrr No. 69,
Iioyal Arch Mas'ins. Doric Council
No. 20, Hoyal and Select Masters,
and Waynesville C'omniandcry No.
31. Knight Templar, will meet on
Friday "night. Match HI, at 7:30
p.m. All York Kite masons are in
vited to attend.
C. B. HosaHook i, secretary-recorder.
SALLY'S SALLIES
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'And
now for the kitchenette
measure mfnt?"
Hunger Striker
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This prisoner, who Rave his name
as William Henry Drewes. 40,
has refused food for five days in
jail at Thomasville, following his
arrested on a charge of vagrancy.
He intimated he might continue
his hunger strike if convicted
and given the usual 30-day sen
tence for vagrancy. (AP Photo).
Birmingham, Ala., has a water
way to the coastal port of Mobile
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Starts Friday A.M. at 9 O'clock
LADIES'
panties : : 24c
INFANT'S
DRESSES . : 4
LADIES' WALL LADIES'
BAGS : $3.49 Pictures $138 SLIPS : $1
MEN'S MIXING CLOTH WINDOW
SOCKS 19c BOWL a5c Shades jj
3-PIECE MIXING
BOWL SETS . 49c
(i x 9-1 T. LINOLEUM
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