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My Old Kentucky Home
Jures Many Visitors
BARDSTOWN, Ky. I) Pi They!
come from far and near to visit
the old house here in which Steph- ;
ens Collins Foster wrote "My Old '
Kentucky Home."
The division of Kentucky state
paiks reported that the home was,
visited by 101,523 persons in 1948, j
including 13.178 KentUckians.
The records show that the old
house received sitors last yeai
from all the 48 rtale? and 51 for
eign rountiles .t'.t to kentutki
ans t Jie iuo.1 ,;itoi: 'ma any one
stale were Irani ln.iur.a Next in
line car;,' Cm., lii,r,o.; Califor
nia ana v.e V,rk
Canada led in l.rt.gr. countries
With 37M St-.en'y fame
from Fr.!ii..! ?7 n on Puerto Rico
and 2-" iro:. Ha a.. In addition.
14 . i;iior: r.-i iic;;. Cn.na. 12
flora Frar-.-v .ir.d c Iron, Ru::;3
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
Thursday Afit
II0L
At Strand Sunday
" j ' f, 'aV ,x Zi
to" -
Sepoy Excavated Alive
From Grave In Snow
BOMBAY , I P , Dharain Sinph.
a Sepo u! the Kj'tumr (writ--, had
given up h')u- ot etuii" out of
In- "snow Fra'.e ' v. here lie l.i lor
122 hour- until he us di-intei i ed
alive on ti e ivth d.iy
A bulldozer oin iatoi in tl.e liani
hal Pa-- I)h. o. mi Sin.'l, v. a- ileai
im; a v.. ek-!,,irl 'uncial! to pae
t li e lor Indian ( onvo s
through Hie pa-'. It ;i- !oo late
beture lie could -ee the awilanche
whiili tamed hini 2mj feet away
and buried him in snow
Alter an extensive -ear( h by mil
ilar re-cue parties, the Sepoy was
"resurrected ' ill a feeble condition,
lie u.i- Jivon nourishing food and
sent to Srmagar. capital of Kash
mir. -eeniiriKl none the worse for
his oi deal. ,
The "Egg & I" stars together again in one of the grandest of all
conudit -FAMILY HONKYMOOV starring CLACJDETTt COL
BERT and FRFH MjcMl F.RAV opening at Strand Theatre Sunday
TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
Waynesville Township
J. R. Morgan and wife to Frank
G Brown and wife.
Crawford Memorial Park to Fred
Owen.
C. M. Browning and wife to Rube
Jordon and wife.
Zennie Green and husband to
John Lanning and wife.
T. H. Rogers and wife to C. J.
Reece and wife.
Frank G. Brown and wife to
J. R. Morgsn.
Troy Earty and wife to Lloyd
Riddle and wife.
Alice Underwood and husband to
Robert E. Allison and wife.
Town of Waynesville to Fred
Farmer.
Edna Kerley and others to Silas
Nichols and wife.
Ellie J. Kirkpatrick and others
to C F. Kirkpatrick and wife.
Hay In Your Easter Bonnet
prio (J
Community Program Meetings
Scheduled In County Next Week
Farm Tour Film
To Be Shown At
Ratcliffe Cove
Citizens of Ratcliffe Cove will
see a movie of la-4 year''; Tenn
essee project when they hold their
community development program
nieetii'2 at I'M) i) ;n. today at
the KatclilTe Cove Baptist church.
They also will discu.-s other busi
ness in connection with the pro
gram All citizens of the community
are urged to attend.
.fT?ITWTF)i
Here's the schedule for meetings ,
in connection with the Haywood!
County Community Development j
Programs j
Monday. 7:30 P. M. Iron Duff at
j Iron Dutr Methodist Church; Horn-'
iny at Gobel McCracken's. 1
Wednesday, 7:30 P. M. Jona
than Creek at Rock Hill School; i
Boaverdam at Bea verdant School; j
Fines Creek at Fines V'reek School. !
Thursday, 7:30 P. M. Thickety ;
at Oak Grove Church.
Thursday, C P. M. Ratcliffe ,
Cove at Ratcliffe Cove Baptist ,
Church. j
Monday. April 18: 7:30 P. M. j
Saunook Community at Saunook j
School; West Pigeon at Bethel
School; East Pigeon at Will Kuy
keridall's. April 19, 7:30 p. m. Panther
Creek at the Panther Creek Bap
tist church.
Beaverdam Township
Canton Building, and Loan As
sociation to J. E. Cogburn and wife.
Ray E. Curtis and wife to Gar
nett Willie Jameson.
George H. Baldwin and wife to
Elden N. Robinson and wife.
Garnett Willie Jameson and wife
to Ray E. Curtis and wife.
J. Bernard Anderson and wife
to James C. Furness and wife.
Oscar Banks and wife to Albert
J. Anderson. Jr., and wife.
Thomas G. Morgan and wife to
A. J. Anderson and wife.
Clyde Township
Bon-A-Venture, Inc. to Minnie
Henderson.
Bon-A-Venture, Inc. to C. A.
Mooney and wife.
Claude Thompson and wife to
Carl Thompson and wife.
TODAY ONLY-THURS.
ROY ROGERS & GABBY HAYES
SAGA OF DEATH
Plus Comedy Cartoon News
FRIDAY - SATURDAY, April 15 16
DOUBLE FEATURE
NW' I MIDI,
ncn man ' -
y wtp7
5 Miles Of Pigeon
River To Be Closed
; From May 1 - July 1
i
Fish in some streams in Hay-
I wood and Jackson Counties will be
j secure from the sportsman's hook
1 from May 1 through June 30.
I Executive Clyde Patton of the
, Noith Carolina Wildlife Resources
I commission has announced that
the portions ot the streams- Affect
ed have been declared spawning
areas for that period.
They are:
The Pigeon River from Canton
five miles to the forks at Wood
row; and the .Tuckaseigee River, in
Jackson County, from the dam at
j Dillsboro 12 miles to the forks of
l the river.
j Mr. Patlon's announcement said
I that no fishing of any kind will be
permitted in those areas for the
designated period.
Pigeon Township
Nannie Gregory and husband to
E, M. Howard and wife.
Mrs. Mary Rhinehart to James
Rhinehart and wife.
East Fork Township
Ollie May Ford and husband to
C. C. Hooper and wife.
Frank I). Ferguson, Jr. to Emma
S. Rogers.
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with its big, pink roses, green leaves, anu ltai nav
Maggie Fiddlers Meet
Slated For Tomorrow
.tn NOAH BEERY, Jr. RICHARD MARTIN
NAN I IE
Plus 2nd Hit
J0 1
Also Cartoon and Ghost of Zorro
SUNDAY - MQMDAY - TUESDAY, April 17-18-19
THOSE GRAND "EGG & 1" STARS
TOGETHER AGAIN
Relative humidity is the ratio
expressed as per cent, of the water
vapor in the air to the amount
that it would contain at the same
temperature if it were completely
saturated.
Tobacco Specialist
Coming For Talks
This Week-End
Tobacco Specialist R. R. Bennett
of the North Carolina State Col
lege Extension Service will appear
Thursday and Friday at a series
of demonstrations on the control of
wildfire and blue mold.
County Agent Wayne Corpening,
who made the announcement, said
these demonstrations have been
arranged to assist Haywood County
farmers to control these diseases.
The schedule:
Thursday, 10 A. M. Jarvis Cald
well's farm, Iron Duff; 2 P. M.
Grover Ferguson's farm, Fines
Creek.
Friday, 10 A.M. D. J. Boyd's
farm, Jonathan Creek; 2 P. M.
C. T. Francis' farm, Ratcliffe Cove,
The county agent advised tobac
co farmers to attend these dem
onstrations so they will see per
sonally how to control wildfire and
blue mold In their tobacco plant
beds.
1
PARK THEATRE
PROGRAM
SATURDAY, April 16
DOUBLE FEATURE
"Rangers Ride"
Starring
JIMMY WAKELEY and DUB TAYLOR
ALSO
"Dynamite"
' Starring
WILLIAM GARGAN
LATE SHOW
"The Flame"
Starring
JOHN CARROLL and VERA RALSTON
II
SUNDAY, April 17
Blondie's Secret"
Starring
ARTHUR LAKE and PENNY SINGLETON
MONDAY - TUESDAY, April 18-19
Three Godfathers
Starring
JOHN WAYNE, HABBY CABEY and MAE HARSH
Haywood County's Finest musi
cians will compete for lienors to
morrow night in the ourth annual
Fiddlers Convention at Maggie
School.
The events are scheduled to start
at 8 p. m.
Maggie School Principal It. R.
Feretison reported that a dozen
bands and individual performers,
including Fiddling Masters Uncle
Billy Evans and Cal Messer, had
entered the contest by Saturday.
More entries are expected before
the event gets under way.
Uncle Billy, a Maggie citizen,
and Cal, from Cataloochee Ranch,
are both widely recognized as ex
perts in their art. But they face
strong competition for honors in
this department from other musi
cians. Prizes will be awarded for the
best performances by fiddlers and
by bands as units.
The entry list also includes Rufus
Buff and Bob Rich of Maggie with
their Lumber Jacks Bands; Wilbur
Whidden's Band from Waynesville;
the Setzer Brothers, familiar to
North Carolina radio audiences;
Billy Moore and his sisters from
Aliens Creek; Ted Clark's and
Carroll Best's band from Clyde,
route 1; the Primary and Grammar
Grade Rhythm Band of Maggie
School, directed by Mrs. Estelie
Allison; Bert Finney, Waynesville
route 1, with the Burton and Nell
Band from Waynesville; Howard
Thompson's Dixie Band of Way
nesville; and Edgar Pressley's
Band from Canton, who also has
appeared on radio programs.
The Maggie School Rhythm
Band will start off the contests,
and each unit will play at least two
numbers.
Last year's convention attracted
more than 400 music-lovers who
saw some 70 musicians in action.
If Friday's session matches the
1948 event, the spectators will get
another solid evening of solid en
tertainment for their 75 cents ad
mission price.
Mr. Ferguson announced that
Mrs. Edith P. Alley, and Mrs. Jess
Crouser, both of Waynesville, and
Mrs. Harry McCracken would serve
on a board of five Judges. He
added he would name two men to
the other positions.
There were 410,230.000 bushels
of corn in storage in Illinois fartps
on Jan. 1, 1949. a record for that
date.
Francis Cove Church
Group To Have Supper
Members of the Francis Cove
Church will give a box supper at
8 p.m. Saturday to help finance re
pair work on the church building.
Want Ads bring: quick
ure J
Packa
dMiibutt-d bj'tj
..nese. A CAB.
lu 'Hal about i
been received
"'ati's for dV.-l
packages to
IHISII aoKB
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CHICAGO-!
wants to mab
Homers, he td
Irish Clowns
few members '
lines back t0 tb
hulk nf them J
and Italian
of a boys' baskeitJ
named after the
K raus. A fellow
lads were rathe
results. ; rest ,it the title.
The moon turns on its axis in
the same period (about 27 1-3 days)
as that in which it revolves around
the earth, so that it always keeps
the same face toward us.
DON'T Bff A NlllSANCt . .
If a thovghthst to mafca a Iff.
far in publlt pacat, or fe aa
forov feodt in public con
vyanttt sveh as bv$9$."m
S)g tore
North Carolina Law: "Any person who si
not have his dog vaccinated against 9
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upond
viction thereof shall bo subject to a line oi
less than ten ($10.00) dollars or more than B
($50.00) dollars, or to imprisonment of not
than 10 days or more than 30 days."
Bear, fox, and raccoon can transmit RabI
Have your hounds vaccinated against the
ease.
Schedule of Clinics for Rabies inoculations
Dogs in Haywood County.
April 18 3:
April 18 M
Anril 18
April 18
Charlie Buchanan's Store, Aliens Creek J
Rill's Drive In, Aliens Creek and Balsam Road
Green Valley Grocery, Hyatt Creek L
Heck Grnrerv saiinnnlr
Ratcliffe Cove Grocery, Ratcliffe Cove .1 APril 19
Charlie's Place, East Waynesville April 19
Office of Tax Collector, Hazelwood April 19
Barberville Chnrrlv DpllwnnJ RnaJ April 20 "
Rose Grocery, Frog Level !
Apn
1 20
Store at Colored School, Waynesville Apr
ril 20 5:
Manson Mcdford Farm, Iron Duff
Hallett Ward's Filling Station, Lake Junaluska
. o.nn
Anril U
April 21
Slurlor W4, rkll J o-J nril 21 ;w
Clyde Morrow's Store, Cove Creek April 22
c a ..!. . . - .. ,;i22wl
omrc ui ivock niii school, Jonathan Creek
Hemphill Store
Anril 22
Anril 22 M
Dellwood Post Office, Dellwood . April
lingers Store, Black Camp Gap tfoad
Cafe, foot of Soco hill, aborc Maggie .
Maggie Post Offic
Duckett's
22 fc
. ,iUlt
1 Tt IUW
Anril 23 It
..! 23 l""
V 1 25 3:
April f "
Store, Cra'jtree
George Best Store. Uoner Crahtre
Hyder Mountain Church - April
Cleve Noland's Store, Fines Creek A
E- Price Grocery, Fines Creek
N. C. James Store, Fines Creek .....
W. L. Messer's Farm, White Ooak
Liberty Church, White Oak
April
25 5:
. Hi
26 W
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April 26 JJ
April 26 1
Dr. A.H. Riegg, Haywood County
Veterinarian, will administer the vaccine
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