THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE THREE ,
UFriend at Ramp Session
to ea'. the ia np leave1- because thev
were the first green things that
appeared late in the winter, be
fore the days of the winter cover
crop. And how you could some
times tell a ramp-eating cow by
the taste of her milk and butter.
The children from the low coun
try, to the concern of their par
ents and teachers, will find out
how to get a day off from school.
All this, of course, is good ad
Texans "Enter Singing Meet
At Canton's Beulah Baptist Church
The StamDS Quartet of Dallas, I
' Radar Use Beveiwd
i VvEST SFRINGFIELD. Mass.
j i U.P. i Radar, employed in some
states to trap au omobile speeders,
vertising for the ramp. The moun
tain vegetable from the buck-eye
coves will also get more advertis
ing when the new converts return
to their communities.
And if the wind is right from
the Gap. the news of the ramp will
be spread to the uninitiated of
South Carolina, Georgia, and Ten
nessee, without a word beiiifi said,
or a line being written.
Thief Get Shock
DENVER (U.P. A woman ap
proached a parked car on a down
town street, opened the back door
and stole a shoe box. She vanished
into the powder room of a nearby
department store. A few moments
later there was a loud shriek. The
box contained a dead cat. which
the driver of the car had taken
with her to dispose of.
Texas, has entered the Singing ! tract up to a score of bands anc
I Convention, scheduled for Satur-1 many more singers, including f,
I day night at the Beulah Faptist number of local quartets.
i . u i ., i Mr. Galloway said everyone is in-
church in Canton. , , . .
.... I vited to the convention, which will
I R. H. Galloway, a deacon of the ,
' chifrch, announced Tuesday the ' start at 7:30 p. in
entrv of the Texas singers in the Frank Mrkland. Canton music
I session, which Is expected to at- teacher, is in charge of the event.
will be used hen' to lorestan mem.
Radar will aid in . scientific sur
vey of traffic. From he results,
recommendations will be made for
the location of traffic signs to con
trol speeding.
Read the Want Ads.
Belk-Hudson Now 'Iters SfJeCi&l Crimps Of Godds At
April 21, 1949
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L" now State Agriculture Commissioner, holds
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will
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to
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linn Pies
Ll County
week went
lei-ali' from a
inml conserva-
fcat more than
tu.oral states
Ithp lilv-leafed
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ha.
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look at it. 'I
Id day's work
o will be inas-
or the ground
Powell. Bill
bell, and .lack
lev Sutton of
er members of
Immitlee.
Ltees want to
set last year.
more than the
tee that the 2.-
1948 session
of the charter
npntion which
BuriiiR a coon
or Claud Wil-
and ,1. N.
delegates and
(inverts arrive
ley'll find their
i
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frmN
OK COl'KT
FY.
Is.
h' above named
an action
been eoin-
lerior Conn of
forth Carolina,
again-.t the
white divorce
two vpflr.'
said defendant
police that she
al the nffipp
jSuperioi- Court
it'svillc. North
l!V days after
'' 1941), and
the complaint.
' relief sought
fcaS
of April. 1940
PRWOOD.
W Court,
flay 5-12.
Diced Ramps
Mrs Klla Caldwell illustrates one
way to prupare ramps. She's
scrambling them diced with eggs.
This was one of the scenes al
last year's ramp convention.
ramps ready to be consumed in
whatever fashion 'they prefer
diced and scrambled with eggs,
boiled as a side vegetable with
country ham, or eaten just plain
raw with or without hot corn bread.
The members of the gathering
committee will dig the ramps Sat
urday and have them laid out for
the, delegates in time for the open
ing gun.
Sometime during the day, time
out will he taken from the clog
dancing, speech-making, hymn
singing, anil general fun-having to
elect the convention officers for
the 19.ri0 session.
Holding these posts now, be
sides President Bryson, are Vice
1'resident Girdwood Smathers, Sec
retary Clarence Medl'ortl, and
Treasurer A.. W. Parker, all of Can
ton. The initiates in the art of ramp
eating will get an education from
the veterans. They'll hear of the
wonderful tonic qualities of I he
ramp that if you eat three of
them, you won't get sick all sum
mer. They'll also hear the legend that
Paul Bunyan, the fabulous woods
man, used to toss olT a thousand
crates of ramps just by way of a
midnight snack. And then they'll
understand why he was so power
ful. They'll hear some fact, along
with it how mountain cattle used
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