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THE 7AYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Will Address State P-TA
n y I r
fl XL I -IaI u J
Progress Reported In
Iron Dufi C. D, Program
i New Dairy Bams, Homes Being
Built In Lower Crabtree
P.T.A. Choice
These four people will In 1 1 attired speakers next week at the 29(li
annual convenlioii ul the Noilh Carolina Congress ol Parents and
Teachers. L'ppei plmlo- are Iho.-e of Mrs. dial les V. Tillott of
Charlotte. (k'W-Mito '"i recent conference of a I'niU-d Nations
council: and Dr. Usln- lluliiiiiin. Duke University neuropsychiatry
ini-truclor. l.ovur. Dr. Aiherl C. Van Duscn. associate professor of
PbicholuK.v at Northwestern University. Kvan.slon. 111. ' lol I . and
Chancellor It. II. Ilnu.-i ol the I'mvcrsity of North Carolina. The
three-tlo convt iMion m Orerit-hnro will open next Tuesday.
By MRS. ROY B. MEDFORD
Mountaineer Correspondent
Eighty-one citizens of Iron. Duff
last Monday night heard reports
on the progress of their community
development program.
Dairy Committee Chairman
Frank M. Davis gave a detailed dis
elision during the meetingat the
i Antioch Baptist church concerning
the work that has been done on
this project.
Norman Acrington, chairman of
'. the Community Improvement Com
mittee, reported that the road
siuns for the community had been
completed.
A new project was selected im
mediately, with work to be started
soon.
Recreation Chairman O. L.
I Vates invited members of his com
mittee to meet at his home at 7:30
, o'clock Thursday night to discuss
plans.
In other business. Mrs. O. L.
i Yates was elected chairman of the j
Refreshment Committee. She will
! appoint the other members who
will work with her.
Another feature of the meeting
also was the showing of movies by
County Agent Wayne Corpening
on last vear's out-of-state farm
! tour.
Before adjourning the meeting,
over which Community Chairman
J R. Caldwell presided, it was
decided that the next session would
. be held the night of May 9 at the
Methodist church.
Legion Candidate
1 "1. 1 ,
A
Thfli Ajnerican. Legwn seventh;,
North Carolina dijiUriqt hag.venr
dor.sced .Ru, a Q.odii. StI.Vet-i
erans Eropjoymen',, representa
tive, from. New, Bprn, aa- sUt,
commander. Mx. Goai is now
Legioni roembersniPi chairman,!
Dejlwood C. D.
Meeting Set
For Tonight
DeUwco cttkens will discuss
community imprvvenient win n they
hold their X'oinmu.iity Develop
ment Program meeting at 8 p.m.
Thursday at the Dcllwoud Meiho
dist Church.
Community Chairman J. '.. Sin
gleton will preside over the ses-
tsion, with Co-tnainiiMi mis. nen
jry Campbell and Sam Queen of the
'Community Improvement Conimit
: tee in charge of the program,
i Mrs. Crews Mooch, community
reporter who announced the meet
ing, said a movie illustrating
! methods of improvement ol the
community would he shown.
At the community meeting held
recently. Dr. Mary Michal. district
health officer, discussed imiiiuniza
tion practice.' and showed a tilm
about immunization to the 30 per-
I sons who attended.
Lower Crabtree's Community
Development Program continues
forward with two new Grade A
dairy barns ready for inspection
and plans for others ready for the
contractors.
The new barns are those of Fred
Noland and Lowry Ferguson.
Some of the- other citizens wiio
have plans drawn up are reported
to have the building materials for
construction re-dy at their loca
tions. Elsewhere in connection witn tne
Lower Crabtree Program, B. F.
Nesbitt and Millard Ferguson have
bought new tractors aud equip
ment. Joe Palmer's modern new home
is ready, and County School Super,
intendeiit Jack Messer's summer
home is beint; remodelled rapidly
into a modern year-round resi
dence. "We are very fortunate," says
Mrs. Millard Ferguson, the com
munity reporter, "in being able to
boast of being the seat of educa
lion." She referred to Mr. Messer's
home.
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NOT. MUCH LOVE LOST
WOODSTOCK, Vt. iL'Pi After
hours of deliberation, a jury in an
I $8,000 alienation of affections suit
awarded the plaintill' 50 cents.
LAZIEST MAN j
DETROIT (UP) Jewell Hollman ;
stole a city bus because he didn't j
want to walk to a restaurant for
a cup of coffee.
Russell M. Uruinuu (above) ol
Cnapel Hill, diit-utui ul the In
tension Division of the Uriiver-,
sity of North Carolina, is the
choice of the nominating com
mittee to be next president of
the North Carolina Parent -Teacher
Association. The cur
rent president is Mrs, Ernest B.
Hunter, wife of the managing
editor of the Charlotte Observ
er. N(?w ofiicers will be. elected
April 28 at the PTA convention
in Greensboro. (AP Photo).
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department ageJ
Made right to stay whif
DU POUT Mouse Paint
rhtnsirseirs
Keeps your house always white;
bright, and beautiful! The
Du Pont House Paint label de
scribes its "Belf-cleaning" action.
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rut, ret, and decay
Exceprioiiat cayarag and hidtnfl
Alio available In papular "tell
cleaning" Unit
DU PONT 40 $5.85
OUTSIDE WHITE
News From
Panthers
Creek
By D. L. MESSER
Mountaineer Correspondent
Our deepest sympathy goes to
Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Parkins. Last
week, death took their infant son.
The weather has been kind to
Panthers Creek farmers. Fair
weather has helped them make
cosiderable progress with their
planting and preparation of their
crops.
.1. II. Kincher, Glenn Milton
Messer. and Shorty Arlington at
tended the Ramp Convention at
Black Camp Gap- last Sunday, and
reported they had a fine time.
Mrs. Robert Messer and her hus
band, last Sunday, visited her
mother, Mrs, Jonas Greene of
Kiverside,
who is. ill.
BICHLMIO SUPPLY CO.
"Your Frof Level Friend"
Phone 43 At The Depot
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Made of Koroseal
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a 100 lb. baa of H
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Supply is Limited V
Don't wait Get your Security
Feeds today and order your
Koroseal Strapless Apron, while
they are still avcilablc. We
say once you've tried Security
Feeds . . . they'll be your choice
for better feeding results!
WAYNESVILLE
FEED AND SEED CO.
Intersection .Aliens Creek Road
1IAZELWOOD PHONE 491-J
His friends and his family made
sure that R. F. Arrington would
never forget the day he became 79.
More than 50 people helped him
celebrate his birthday last Sun
day at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Roxie Clark.
There was a dinner that was both
beautiful and bountiful. There
was a secial sermon by the Rev.
Albert Robinson of Hazelwood, and
there was the Cruso Quartet
all to make the celebration a suc
cess. Mr. Robinson spoke on the text
from St. John 5:19 "Behold the
Man.'' The minister said:
"We should see Jesus Christ,
more as the Saviour than just the
: man. Pilate looked at Him as a man
and was not saved.
I "We can look on Him as a Sav
' iour, and be saved."
Among those present were Glenn
Tate, Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Med
ford of Iron Duff; L. Z. Messer of
Waynesville, Tom Rathbone, Mr.
and Mrs. D. L. Messer. and Charlie
Fullbright, all of Panther Creek;
and Mr Arrington's children, in
cluding V. E. and Noble Arring
ton of Hazelwood; Dennis and Ratio
Arrington and Mrs. Fanny Woody
of Marion; Mrs. Lizzie Lowe of
Crabtree, and the host Snd hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Clark.
Twenty-five of Mr. Arrington's
grandchildren and 12 of his great
grandchildren also were there to
help him observe his 79th birthday.
Mrs. Way Arrington is back
home again after undergoing an
operation in the hospital at Way.
nesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fulbright
are ready to move into their new
home which they built recently.
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nearly. 8' cubic feet of food storoge space More
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storage in the big Super-Freezer, more room for
keeping fresh or frozen meats, more space for
keeping leafy vegetables and fruits dewy fresh,
more usable shelf space for other foods. In fact,
more of everything you wont inside and out !
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Taket no more pa$ thfla)
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$274.75
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Meter-Miser the famous
cold-making mechanism that
does a powerful job on a
trickle of current. Sealed-in
steel, oiled for life, protected
for 5 years.
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come out at 0 W
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foil-width, and glass-topped.
Slides in and out on roller-
bearings. Keeps fruits and
vegetables crisp end dewy
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Phone 31:
Main Street.
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