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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
Salem Centennial "NS HOPE ONBBflj
Old College Becomes Hospital
County
Meetings
4pnpupced
Time Turns Back In Winston
1 "" 'rr"" TWFn
A series of meetings for this
week in connection with the Com
munity Development Proeram and
(other matters was announced to-
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uity i iujiuws:
ThurtdayW. A. Stephens, N.
C. State College extension bee
specialist, will spend the day in
the county. He may be contacted
through CoUntV Aeont Wacna
Corpening's office.
'7:30 p.m. Center Piueon Com
munity meeting, Longs Methodist
church. 1
Friday, May 20: I
7:30 p.m.-Fines Creek Cominun- I
ity meeting, Fines Creek School,
County Schools Superintendent '
Jack Messef and D. Reeves Noland
to speak;
7:30 p.m. Cove Creek commun
ity. Baptist Church;
White Oak'Communiiv Pi-h. '
terfan Chureh;
Saunook Community. Saunook
School, program featuring movie
on poultry.
Jli-re are v iews of Vnlilc-c Con. i.il llopil.il which held open house
riiur.da in ci-lrliiviimii ol , ,-..,)li.i..n at a cot 0 $150,000.
Located lour mile. In, in VaMc-c hi Huikc counly. the hospital
and clinic occupy Iniiliiiii;.;- . h lonnei lv housed old Kutherford
Collefif. The building ;,i I, II i,,p ... ihc uciicitJ hosoital. The clinic
is housed in the whit, -pilar iMnldmu ,,t ip.'hl. Tliov are connected
In an enclo-cil coiiidm. hoitopi is the new nurses- home built
just to the lirht ol the clinic. The Imihl.ni: fund for the hospital
c ame largt-ly from public rout nhul ions. Al' Photos'.
Hear Progress Reports
flock Hill School Sets
Commencement
A colorful May Day Program !
starting at 10 a.m. Wednesday will
honor 30 sixth grade Rock Hill
School pupil who are being pro
moled. N. W. Rogers, the school princi- j
pal, announced this week thnt ih '
program would be highlighted by j
singing, games and dances, includ- ;
mg a May Pole feature
He said an invitation is extended !
to all parents of school pupils.
if W, St
in . mi '- tifefafi
DURING AN INTERV.EW at his home outside 'J
fmaacu l Wirn that rko
wo:ld solve the "roval oi.Pit)nn .-
throne. Pictured here with hi. . e.ttlJ
he hoped the new Parliament, which wiliTtf
ouicklv rpmnvp H ',, .1 , .
, U on nis return to
Orange Juice , "
Recent tests show ' that oran?( I A Dair
juice, extracted at night and kep. ( pluckL
covered in a rotriaa . .. . 1
hralrfnt Hncc n .
Itw woe viiamm u. stitrhin
a.
Ratcliffe Cove Adopts
New Program Projects;
Names 3 New Groups
I3v MT?S A I (UK 1! rri.urK
Mountaineer Coric ponih nt
The adoption of community pro
jects, progress reports. ;md the
appointments ol Ihree new ,,iiis
featured the HaleliiTc Cove Coni
munity Development Program's
regular monliilv mc' ini:; I hursd.n
night.
Approxiniatel, oil residents
the community came to the Kli7;i
belh Chapel Methodist church to
help si t up ihc new groups and
lake part in the varied program,
with ('(immunity Chairman It. C.
Francis presiding.
They adopted the reconiinenda
t"iis ol the fays and Means Com
mittee in:
I'm up-direction signs through
em the (onimunily;
To establish a ((immunity motto;
ISiaultlv the cemetery;
Having a large mailbox and a
You Will Find M BAY'S
NEW LOW PRICES
OBI PETERS SHOES
- FOR MEN AND BOYS -
PRICES REDUCED
BOTH ON
Dress and Work Shoes
The Peters Company has announced reductions on most
of their line. Here at Rav's-wo r
tions into immediate efTect. rr
CITY CLJJB SHOES ALSO REDUCED
Where Peters has made a reduction in the nrir
of City Club Shoes, we are passing H oh to you
WHEN YOII RTTY DFTFPC cxirwc
w Uxu.iu kilUljO . . .
You get the best values on the market' lor your nioney.' "
ye Have Ypur Size and Your Type
i ii rr ii .i -vi arp u mmm urn
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sign set up al each farm showing
the name of the owner.
They deelded to choose the com
munity motto from siiKKcstions
sent in by each meinher, and to
award a prize to the person whose
suggested motto is adopted.
in connection with these pro
jects, new committees were set up
as follows:
Cemetery Chairman, c C
Francis, llob Wtlli:itits M,-.- A I..;.
Iiatcliffe and George Liner.
motto Mrs. Way Ii;itclilTe, chair
man; C. C. Francis W,r,l wl.i
. . " ' ' ivpill -
riek, R c. Francis, and Claude
Francis.
wJ.,'"W ""d N""-t'l'airnian.
Mdrk Galloway, Hay Miller and
Marry Crawford.
As these new projects were 1
Planned, the audience heard of the I
progress that has been made al-
i i euuy. i
I'oultiy Chairman l.em Leopard j
reported he had acquired 100 baby
chicks for food, and 250 more for 1
raising ' a laying lock to produce
hatching eggs he will sell.
Boone Swayngini and Mrs Frank
Leopard also reported ih. hn.)
started a laying flock. I
Alfalfa Claude Fraiieis Hl...
sing the advantages of a good field
of alfalfa, offered to show his field
to anyone interested, and to ex
plain end answer their questions.
He SDOkp in !!., il, ,. . .
,- ""wine "i Al
falfa committee chairman .
neeves Noland.
DairyJne--Mrs f i i
di3cussed the building of Grade
A. barns and the advantages of
buying the best dairy cows
Beef Cattle -Chairman Claude
Francis spoke on the advantages of
having the best grade of beef cat
tle. He added th.f k j ,
ueniano
now was greater than it has ever
been.
Tobacco Chairman n r.
Swayngini, discussing this year's
shortage of tobaeen ntmi,
members of the communitv who
nave plants to remember their
neighbors.
We are proud that a member of
our community was chosen as
County-Wide chairman for the
Community Development Program
The resignations of JUrs. Theo
dore Haby as chairman of the
Beautificalion committee and Mrs
Way HatclilTe as rhnirm.-.., or n,o
scrapbook ahd progress committee
were accepted.
Mrs. Claude Fronds u-a.
the new chairman of the beautiR
cation group, and Mrs. Carl Jones
was elected In vmwi Mrt- rt
clifrc as Wiairmaii of the scrapbook
dna progress committee.
We- extend our emiirr.ilnlaiinnc
to Mr. Francis' on being selected
fr this' honor and wc feci that
th Ittmiinafinu nimmilten mj th
people 'of Haywood County have
wae a Wise ehoicc.
The strighie of "Amerie:.- lw fh
group opened the nrnoram .,h
Mrs. Way RatcIilTe accompanying
at nit; JIUO.
Mis. IIuL'h Ilatl lilTn ,!...-., IK.. .1
votfonal, reading the 19th J'salmi
and the faimnia nnnn "t... i...'
uyce minier.
C. C. Francis closed uiih
prsyer.
Chairman n r rr..i, .i.
took charge and asked for the rcad-
"S ui me minutes of the last meet
lug. After these minutes were read
by' Ml-s. James Medford, commun
ity 8ecretarv k .
- - " Luiiuiiiiiec
chairman was eivvn iic r .i
tervlng with his group.
' The "Mr. Francis read the
county goals for the program.
' At the codntv-widn
'night at the Towne House,
Ine Ratclirfe Cove communh,,
represented by Chairman R. C
FtMtciB, lra. Medford, Mrs. Hugh
The hustling city of Winston-Salem turned the calendar hack a hundred years May 12 in celebrating
the centennial of Forsyth county: Here are some of the scenes. Upper left: Bearded citizens ride ii a
donkey cart in (he sfiVet pilracte. Those beards were nursed along for months just for the occasion.
Upper right: Poficeman Sid Hiimillon" tides an early 1800 bicycle in the parade. Walking along are
men and women dressed in the fashions of 104!). Lowe, left: Hoards, parasols, lop hats and fancy cali
cos are much in evidence aitmng this group (if dandies and belles riding in a 1908 automobile. Kvery
kind of conveyance of 1he pa'st century was seen in the parade. Lower right: A lime capsule is buried
on the courthouse square to be opened on May 12. 2049. It contains newspapers pamphlets and manu
factured products of the limes. I.ftft to right: Mayor Renrc.c 11. Lenlz. Congressman Thurmond Chath
am, County Commissioner James G. Ha lies, and North Carolina's (lev. Kerr Scott, i p photo
VffVall M. .
Will Hid
$3,.ppqr00p forehead Planetarium Dedicated
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Heie ue four of the principals who iiMi iiciiv-ii0,i i ,u j.,..,..., ' ' it b "' : e"';y; - t" -
ing on the University of North Carolina c. VcZZ tr u h ' "?he'd Bui,d-
ium on a college campus in the world, along with art A,eHcs d "" fim PlaWtM-
right: Chancellor Robert B. House, John Motley M ireheacl of New York luu H h ""t ""If"
and diplomat who gave the project to the university Go K , chem,St- '"dustrialist
Graham, former president oi the univershv M re el.l i 1 L" S' Sei,atr Frank R
. ...: -V' Molllu''ll ls alumnus of the university. i.AP Photo.)
Leftover chicken soup may be You can usuallv count on ,
s retched with a can of cream pound of fresh shrimp to m ,
style corn and enough salt and pep- main dish to serve three wh , i is
per to season well. Servo .iih J t( "lu" " ls
ll's Tea At Dinner
TORONTO UP)Delegates at
the Canadian Restaur-!.,
light sprinkling of paprika or chop-1 sauce: if the shrimp is to" be'n'seH '' c0llvemin were told that 57
ped parsley or a sprig of water-j for a first-course cockta I I centt of Canadians favor coffee
cress. .: , . '"" l""d.at breakfast anH ih.i .
m-ivf lour easily. ! , - " "u per cent
at dinner.
WHCC RADIO PROGRAM
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KKIDAY. MAY ?0
5:5Si(fn on
8:0(NEWS
6:05 Farmers Almanac
7:00 NEWS
VKft-Tuke a Number
8:00 NEWS
8:55 NEWS
!:00 Sacred Heart
11:15 Hymns of All Ages
,10 Morning Devotions
9:45 Airl.me Melodies
10:00 NEWS
10:0S -To The Ladies
10:30 Keyboard Melodies
10:45 Vocal Varieties
11:00 NEWS
ll:05Mid-Dav Melodies
I2:00NOON EDITION
12;15 Farm Forum
12:30 Blue Ridge Partners
12 :45 Trading Post
)2:50 Hlue Ridge Partners
1 00- News. Stoi:ks. and
Weather
115 Riders of Purple
Sage
1 :30 Reviewing Records
2:00 NEWS i
2 05 Itevjeiving Kccords
lie wo
3 05 Concert Hour
4:00 In Your Neighbor
hood 4 :05 Don Matney's
Hillbilly Roundup
5:0O NEWS
5:05 At Your Request
5 30 Veterans Adm.
5:45 rhlldreas Story
Hour
6:00 EVENING EDITION
8:15 Sftotlight On Sports
8:30 Dinner Music
7:00 up Commentary
.7:051400 Club
7:30 Community Devel-
opment ProgTam
7:45 Mike Mysteries
8:00 NEWS ,
8:05 Waltz Time
b:is Guest star
8:80 Sine Time
8 55 NEWS
9:00 Al Trace Orchestra
10:00 NEWS .
10:05 Musk- To Read By
10:54 NEWtf '
11:00 Sign Off
SATURDAY, MAY 31
5:59 Sign On
6:00 NEWS
6:05 Farmers Almanac
7:00-NEWS
7:05-Take A Number
8:00 NEWS
8:15 Mountain Melodies
9:00-NEWS c,uc"fS
9:05 Truths Men Live Pv
Melodies '
8:30 Morning Devotions
,.? ;5?t'nrv Burnette
10:00 NEWS
10:05 Dixie Land Hill
billies l?StNEW8F,,r WOme"
11:05 News and Views of
Teen Agers
11:301 Smoky Mountain
Ramblers
18:15 Farm Forum
12:30-Bh,e Ridge Partners
1 ZS?Jh ""ta'neers
R,t'1 Mtn. Bow
2:00-Baseball Game
8.30 Silver Strings
7:081400 Club 8
S-StS;" of. Melodies
U:00 Sign OIT
I Sl'MlAy, MAY 22
I 7:59 Sign On
H:0n NEWS
I 8:05 Merle Pitt
I :i?,lR Boy Hooper ..
9:30 Church of God
n "WIru,hs Mp L've Bv
10:15 -Presbyterian
,n ,r s'lr,day School
: Silver Strings
1100-Prcslivierian
m Church Service
T:2!?SsV.Day Melodies
1 .00 NOON EDITION
iS."e8 of Hope
""Piano Moods
2 30Baptist Hour
2 -Concert Hour
4- OOEast Canton Church
Jin nAv u Ledlord
4 30-Crahtrec Baptist
-nnvJ -, v- W,1- Abel
5 - S0 Melody Five Quar
5:30 Sanfnrd Quart?!
iH'jlM on Snorts
h.. to Old Soups Beloved
7 (to Pod Music
7:30-1400 Club
iS;oz&sbv Mas,e
!o .gz To Rtad E-
ll:00Sign Off
MONDAY, MAY 23
5:59 Sign On
6 00 NEWS
7:&rvvTS A'manac
8::otlNaE,wsA NUmber
SiifcSES .AndA Tune
9.00-Sacred Heart
fi-3,tSVmns of A" Ages
lO-T6 Mcldies
!H: t&',,r,1 Melodies
j:0O-NEWs V,,nCllCS .
l:002Iue Ridee Partners
WeaTnerSt0eks' a"
l -nZ:Rj,!rs Pl,rpla.Sage
SINEWS''"8 ReCOrds
3:05 r.. .
4 odYUr
4'-0SJ$n Matney s Hill-
bll v RounriMn
5:00-NEWS P
CourdrenS Si0y
vino-?'""" MGsie"8
7;05MelodvmEenta',
7 lftrcf wly Fiv Quar
..iO Community Devel
.'ttftfflt ' Musie
9?oZr-4',C,ub
'fl:WNEWSmbard0 Ore
J?t!iiTo Rd By
H:00S,gn Off 1
Big Dad -
8-oz. OVERALL
Men's Sanforized
WORK SHIRTS
AND FOR BOY;
1 to 5 OVERALLS . .
2 to 6 OVERALLS .
In The Children s Rofl"1
8 to 16 OVERALLS . .
OVERALL PANTS . . . ,
In The Boys
Departinen,l
"You Will Alway? Fir
Low Prices High Q
th general -officers.
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