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The North Carolina secretary of
tali's office lias published a who's
.M, of :.tn ana couwy onieiaiti.
The specific title of the publica
tion issued hy Secretary of State
Hotel's readily agrees to pub-,
hcation of pictures, as lone; as
Way ncsvillo is given due credit
I want to help the Chamber of
Commerce -'II i tan" he t oicl with
., ( ; 1; in decree o." civic pi Ml.
Busimess-
tan Operate Without
A Profit Or Without
Customers!
Profit Is Determined By
Volume -
UME
is What We Are After
lecial This Week
First Line Goodyear
6.00 x 16 TIRES
Weed To SQ75 l.,,,s
And Your Old Tire
Other Sics Kednccd Accordingly
& BATTERY CO.
486 Main Street
Conie Ferguson
Wins In District
Speaking Contest
Cenic Ferguson. Fines Creek
School student and 4-U club girl,
captured third place in the Dis
trict vSoil Conservation Speaking
Contest held Thursday at the Hay
wood county courthouse.
Hiss Ferguson, daughter of Mr.
mid Mrs. Sam Ferguson of Fines
Creek, finished behjnd District
Champion Worth Palmer, the Clay
county representative from Hayes
ville; and Kunnerup Lewis Penland
of Franklin, (he Macon county en
trant. Henderson, Jackson, Transyl
vainia and Swain county also were
represented in the contest, which
was sponsored by the North Caro
lina Bankers Association.
The prizes, presented by Perry
Tomlin of the Hank of Asheville,
included savings bonds of $50 for
liist place and $25 for second
place.
Judging the young orators were:
Lloyd l.angdon, Carolina Power &
LiRht Company, Asheville; Tran
sylvania County Agent Julian
Glazcner; and Howard Clapp of
Way nesvillr.
Rev. B. W. Sprinkle
Named Pastor Of
Canton Church
The licv. B. W. Sprinkle of Mor
Kanton will start work April 1 as
the new pastor of Canton's High
Street Baptist church.
Mr. Sprinkle served formerly at
the Calvary Church and for the
last few years at the Friendship
Church in Morgunton.
The announcement of his accep
tance of the call to the High
Street Church post was made last
week.
The new pastor and his family
will maintain their residence on
Hominy Hoad.
Suspect
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CharleB Streeton (above), former
Indiana convict, is held at High
Point, for questioning about the
kidnap-slaying of Carl H. Davis,
28. Davis disappeared Monday
night, and a little later his fath
er received a note demanding
$5,000 for the safe return of his
son. Police said Streeton was ar
rested near a mail box desig
nated in the note as the place' to
deposit the ransom money. The
officers said the prisoner told
them where to find Davis' bullet
pierced body in a shallow stream.
(AP Photo).
Thad Kui'e is "Diiecloi.v or l,ie
Slate and County Officials of North
Carolina. H)4!)." '
The little red hook also tells
how the vole in each county went
in the l!l It! general election for
president and governor.
A planer at page 7(i will tell
ynu the name of any official of
Haywood county, including the
county members of the 1949 Gen
eral Assembly.
If you want to settle an argu
ment about how many votes the
county gave to Truman, Dewey,
Wallace, or Thurmond last No
vember, turn to page 142,
The results of the governor's
race start alphabetically for the
state's Kill counties on page 145.
The manual also tells you what
counties "make up' congressional,
judicial, and senatorial districts.
The turkey is the only native
American representative of the
pheasant family and once roamed
wild over much of North America.
Canton Seniors
Rehearsing For
Play On April 15
Canton High School's young ac
tors and actresses are working hard
to polish their performances in
'We Shook the Family Tree." the
annual senior play wlvtse first
night is set for April 15.
The cast chosen for the dramat
ization by Perry Clark from llilde
garde Dol.son's bo )k:
Hildegarde Dolsoil Helen Howell
Father David Allen
Mother Harhara Ha:.-.
Sally Christine Lindbergh
Boh David Moduli
Jimmy Carroll Shaver
Ella May Mary Frances Howell
Jill Patricia Hell
Freddie Sherinar Boh Fishet
Mr. Shermer Bill Hhodariner
Mrs. Shermer Betty Miller
Miss Mary Gillis, a member of
the school faculty, and her assist
ant, Patsy Smathi'i;;, are directing
the work on the production.
MENU DIVKRSII IEI
BOSTON I UPi Boston's annual
fish and game dinner lives up to
its name. The menu of I his year's
event included rabbit and venison
slew, moose and buffalo steaks
Newfoundland salmon, venison, elk
coon, bear and caribou.
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WIUYS-GViRLAfiSD
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fid earns
Deaths
.1 EKE Ml. Ml M. (i H!V
.leu Hindi M ill a n ( :di! . 7"i.
, farmer ol 1 1 a v ond nam' . del
; I'nda inchl in a ho p't.d at .leliu-
son Cite I'enne ( I,,!. .'. in:: a
long 'ilni .
Finn I al -."'i ice wi ie h- .1 !.)!
day afternoon in V. nt..i; ;.d i'. ','
list ( inn, h witii in.- 1 ini . 1: '.
Manual Weill, nli n 1 ,l,e : Intc
inenl w as in l'l .' 1 . lit II 1 i I 1 eiue
terv al Clyde.
Servui.: a - pal He in 1 v ere
Lester l,oel..ee. .1 . ( ' I ', ' " ' 11
Waller Hi. -in.. .Ian,, II. nl Mm
nini: Thnini'son and r.uci I i'ii ,i
Mcinhi'is el 1 !,r Caal,,,' I 'n , ' '
Veil cans ol Lorei; n W .n n,
charge 11I gravelde cd, . i,d nieei
hers el I lie . uxili.iry ot 1 ! era ''
ef Forei;:n al -. u ere in , Hal e
of the (lowers.
M r. G.uldy w ." a liiei.-e : ! 1
dent nl Hay w ood ( ,m;i'I ' ."id a
veteran of I lie Spam h i:a ' e 11
War.
Surviving ace the uid.,v. Mi
Nellie Jones Oadd.x; nae en. H"'i
Gaddv of Clyde, H e :'. the, e
daughters. Mrs Walvr Lee of
Chde. Mrs. Il.!i!e ''i, en ,.
ll"lidei sonville ;uul Mr ,lsi"
Gudinsky of C " t de, Kenle ; ? i
grandchildren and lour cecal
grandchildren.
Garrett Finical heme was in
I charge ol arrangement .
j JERKY M. Al ASM V
Jerry Monroe Ma-. . i'.l. niii id
I farmer ol I he ( calu c, , ,-, 1 inn ol
Haywood count. y. died I 'rn;t at
I he hiinie of a dan r N er Ab- o
hiinhus LaWMiu. a Boll ..In. S ( ' .
tiller a lingering 1 1 1 1 ; . -
Funeral ser ice- ei e hi M lon
dav tit ihe I lydef M , at n I in i Inn a h
with the Uev. (I II .Inlnron, the
Itcv W. O lleiulnr mi anil the
l!e Foccsl Keren ,1 n i.,i m.'
(Irtive-tde rile- ri cm. In. led h
Ihe Cinlnn I'osi, Netorair nl Inn
eigu W'tirs. ( .'rand mi . , , 1 , ,1 a .
pa 1 1 1 lea 1 ers iinil mi mli, 1 ,, I In
V. V W. Auxiliary weie llower
he,' 1 re 1 s
Siirviv iin; in ,' tin w id,, v. . Mr
Arhie Sanlord M.-c ..- . c ...11 .
Anderson tmil Tin in 1 nl he ill, .
Menu ,,( Clwle hi ll I li.il, ii ol
Wav lie Mile, I 1 ..iils II ol Unii'hv
and S.itu of Bull. ,1,1. ', c f 1 1 1 -diillelil.
l Mr . I n d I; , ol 1 .ni
ton. Mrs .1 ( ' I ,. on and Mr
( 'olll m Inc. I ..1 u on ol I h 1 ! ; a ! n
S ' . and Ml V11 011 M , . 1 ,, ol
t 1 I. S ( ' , line ' l.l All I I, idle
Jones of llci I bmiil, ( 'nli. : ' .ud
children and a I 1 , -,,! ,1 an. !. lid
(Iron.
Wells Fllllertil I lolitr w a . in
charge.
M VltV l!i ! ( 1
Funeral n l v m- I , ,1 Mac Ann
lii.ei e I I. dan :l,l, , ,1 'I, . ,.d
Ml'.. I, I! Heeee ol I ni'iiii. w In.
died Tlntr -1 1 , : in ,1 11 In n 1 1 le l,r.
pilid idler .1 inn ' ill n, u , I , 1 on
dueled Saliirilav ;,l , 01 in 1 1 n
First Moth, nli I clnir. h 'I ha U,
1. K.. Mahrv idiiii.iled ,111 I lani.d
v;is in Morning. Si.u- ('.in,l,r.
Sur i ing in ad, lit ion 1,1 I he par
ents are two t.eleti, 1 1 1 1 .lean
aud M.irl 1 1 . 1 Sue ol I he lima, , Hie
paternal grandmother. Mi lannia
tieece and the maternal "rand
mother, Mr: I d la Unhin on
Wells Funeral I Ionic v,.c, in
charge.
WILLI A1 I'. ,IO S
Flliiei iil ser n 1". in n h. M 1
terdii v al 1 crnooii .,' ('.ecu I m i
.ll Home lor Willi. 10 I', , 0 : .1 ..,
Music Lovers Here
Enjoy Concert By
Wm, Schatzkamer
W.i'. ne-v ille music lovers, who
I'tendcd the piano concert given
I 1 i ' ... night by Willam Schatska
1 .1. heard a musician of unusual
laient and distinction.
Mi Si hatskamer played numbers
In Bnh, Chopin, Mendelssohn,
I ndiii sy and Gershwin, with a hril
I' mi e and technique that held his
nidnnee spellbound. Many who
heard him predict that he will go
in the top in the music world.
The (omci't was the second in
'he County Community Concert
ei ies. The third and last pro
am will be given on April 11
" !u i; Miss Candy 11 Long, lyric so
. rai'o, will he heard.
Michael Is Named
YMCA President
Incoming President Henry T.
Michael of the Champion YMCA
Men'., club and other new club of
Iners will be installed during the
monthly meeting Aplil 5 in Can
ton The elections were held last
Tuesday, with Michael named to
Mieeeed John Stephens as presi
dent ,
Halph Cof'orlh was elected vice
;!o nit nl. and Donald Randolph
and Gerald C. Hill, directors.
Carl Andersen and Dan Tate
were re-elected to their jobs of
secretary and treasurer, respectively
Pampered Pet Barks
Own Fire Alarm
j SI'OKANK, Wash (UP) --Lots of
dogs have been hailed as heroes
I H rousing the family out of bed
u hen lire threatened.
But for Boots, a Labrador re
triever, il was a strictly personal
mailer when she started barking
! 1 1 anl ically during the night,
j Her owners, Mr. aud Mrs. Karl
. K Moore, discovered Boots' do
j lose dog house was in (lames.
Firemen said Hie blaze started
in, in ,1 '.Inn I circuit in Bool's elec
tee healing pari,
j 1
! ! 1 Visits To Denlist
i Makes Dog Champ
j CHICAGO (l'P)--Saminy. a 15
111, ml hs-old dog. is happy. He does
: n, il have lo go lo the dentist any
I mine.
j Fourteen times Sammy, a thor
1 oui'hlircd cocker spaniel, went
ooder elher ly have braces fitted
lo unplaced liclh, reports his for
. mm owner, l'l. ('. Wanger.
; V. ,1 result. Wanger said, Sammy
1 won Ihe dog-show blue ribbon he
jv.ns unwillingly working for and
J I he ordeal is over.
I BOM (UtOWS BIGGF.lt
j NPKLNGFIF.LD. III. (UP) - - Her
. man K. Murray ol Canton, 111.,
' 1 ceived a $100 bonus bond from
Hie stale in I92H, for war service
(Iming World War I. He I-ut the
bond in a safel.t deposit box and
r.n got about it until recently. State
treasurer Ora Smith cave him taee
I, red.
Babson's Predictions
About Business Correct
So far, Finarieial F.xpcrt Itogi 1
Babson of Babson Park, M,e-s. i ,
batting 1.000 with hi HMD hu due , ,
forecasts.
Last January, he made "tl pre.
dictions on the hu me , ouilook
These were publi jhi d in I he Moan
taineer late in December.
Here's his box scoie lor the Mr. I
two months 0!' I'll!':
General Bu.mc ss ,md letail
Trade January and t'ehi ii,,ry hu.
iness 01T five per cent, as he pie
dieted.
Sto'k Mat Let There have been
gradual declines during the first
two in, mill, of the year, in line
wiih h, prediction. Lower levels
. al ,0 aie in sight.
, ( 'ommodii v ami Farm Prices
' As loieiict. then, have been whole
sale pi ice decline:..
I', di on ;d 11 a. ml Us! yea' there
I would he no rlcprcision in 1949,
hut then' would he more soft spots.
Wfestintfhouse
Sfaftib Ranges
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due for the bond and $99.50 in-
AMAZING, NEW
See (hn hi, new WnsfiiiKhousp ('ointnanrlpr with such
even heat, yon can bake perfectly anywhere in its
spacious Miracle Oven! Knjoy its new surface cooking
capacity, with bonus working; space for large utensils
...Try its simpliiied cooking controls that
never make you reach oyer hot 'utensils I
You cm fa SUf.,im YV&sti ndhouse
Parkman's Hardware
Phone 23 Main Street
It. W ho died S I
his home 111 ll,,!
n, l,li al
m 10, ' I h, I,',
( I Kllloll. II. I to! Ol I C lot
Baptist Church, ogim ,1, ! oc in
terment was in (, 1 1 in 1 I ' 'I 1 1 in.
I cry.
Pa 1 1 bearer, wci n . d ,, 1 elide
Haywood I'm I ol ( i.-.m
Legion.
Mr. .Inn,'?, ,1 ii.il 1 . , ol (, . nod
frill Ml X' !ia,l I, mm i , nm in I I, I
Springs for I he pa-.t , ..! , o
He was a vetcriin ol . a ,d U.a II.
Surviving .,1 e I h 1 1
Myrtle l.'ohei ' . .hi,,. Co .,
.1 ninny iind .l.di n II.: - n 1 h.
home: I w n rl 1 11 I" m ( 'a I I,, 1 : il"
Ann ol Hie heme fa .Inn, .
of Norfolk a . In, 1. oh, , V. i, ,,
derson .lone .nl lie die
brother. Slrah .lor, ,.1 I 01
!)et hlon. '1 , 1, 11. le, 'i I11 Mr.
G. C. P. ch t I '.ml'. 11 and Mi
Flovd Bull", k ol l a' h V 1
Garrett F 1 . limn- ,, 1 n
hai'eg ol .,, 1 an in. in
1 t nn. 1 - u 1 :
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CITY
AUDIT0RIU
ASHEVILLE
N. C.
The Big Theatrical Event Is Coming!
3 DAYS ONLY-MON. TUES. WED. MCH. 28, 29, 30
(EVES. AT 8:30 MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT 2.:;0)
ORDER TICKETS NOW!
BROCK PEMBERTON
",n"'M must uzvtui
titles Cost Less to Buy
A in ii .
" As less to Run!
fa
;ariy'oe,rland's Polcy of avoiding wasteful
imanufH haDgeSPlus new economies
new low prices that car and truck buyers will
welcome. You'll keep on saving, month after
month, year after year, with these vehicles
that are world-famous for low-cost operanoo
and maintenance; Owners of the 360,000
Willys-Overland vehicles built since the war
will vouch for that!
Come in now and see the money-saving
price tags on 'JP Sttion WaSons' JeeP !
Trucks, the Universal 'Jeep' and thejeepster;
SIMS MOTOR CO.
Main Street
Hie hu 1 1 pi ll.
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MARY CHASE
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MARION LORNE
ANTOINETTE PERKY
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tirxiff the ty3 - If-tt U'fca. i.fr' .ii , o'l
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Tirp 'niiu'i I'"'-'-- "l'l" h''v' '-"
than fnrly y :irs of I'Ui.i.r ;ipr"V.il
endorsed r.-unny v r. 1; '
loan . l' ' f "
PISCES:
LVKS: Main Unnr, $3.0. $1 n. fiakeny. $3.0.. '.'.
WEDNESDAV. HI A TIN LE: M nn I Utr ''. Hdony. $1.80.
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MAIL OKDEK I'EA.Nk
AVOID DISAFPOINTMi .'NT ORDLR MfWI
Lntlosed find check or money order fer S In r.-vr-rnt J er
Seals, at $ Larh for Joe E. Brown m "Harvey"
l or - - -
Day and Date of Performance, 'and v hi ther Matinee or Evening:,'
Or - ....
Important Give alternate dates and prices in case first choice cannot be rilled
NAME (Please Print)
ADDRESS (Please Print)
Make Remittance payable to Piihlix-Baiulorcl Theatres, Asheville, N. C. .Mail order
must be accompanied bv self address -ri. stamped return ei.vel-ip.
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