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AT SHOW FOR CONGRESSMEN
Births
PERSONALS
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The following births have been
announced during the past week
at the Haywood County Hospital:
Lt and Mrs Paul Helmlck of
Hastings, Nebraska and Mrs. Hel
mick's mother, Mrs. Mary Barker
of Philadelphia, are guests of Mr.
Helmick's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S , S. Helinick.
Central
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moody of
Hazelwood, a daughter, May 19
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K'e'eSan'
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Miss Jano Dudley Francis, who
has a position as artist with Ben
oett Advertising Agency in High
Point, will arrive tomorrow to
-pend the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Francis.
Lt, and Mrs. Frank R. Blakely
if Camp Lee, Virginia and Mr. and
VIrs. Charles K. McLeod of Roa
noke, Virginia, were week-end
quests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
rteeves. Mrs. McLeod is a sister of
vlrs. Reeves.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie MeCall of
Hazelwood. a daughter. May 19.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Rufus Cochran
a daughter, May 20.
of
Hazelwood,
Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd
Route 2, a sonfi
Tipton of
May 20.
Clyde,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lear of Can
ton, a son, May 21.
th. wefk.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lackcv
of
Mrs. ueorgi
Canton, a son. Mav 21.
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Tlu. Birls in the group above are members of the Centra! Elementary School Brownie Troop No 8
The photo was made at a party given by the leaders, Mrs. Charlie Parker and Mrs Joe Howell
Moody, at the last meeting of tht troop before summer vacation. Shown art- first row Anne Bur
,,.e. Evelyn HHjhlowcr. Patsy Reecee. Pamella Rogers, Barbara Joe Edwards. 1'atsv Sims Uremia"
llnckncr. and Aulby Pless; second row, Marty Watkins, Judith Ann liecce MXn,. Sims M-irv
Moody. June Gaddis, Betty Kelly, and Linda Jo Moody; third row, Roma Brown, Georgia Mae Smith
N.my Moore. Louise Trammell, Carol Mae Hill, Joyce Leatherwood, Plooy Parker and Catherine
Co:--: back row, Mary White. Gray Watkins, and Nancy Abel. Members of the troop who were ab
when the picture was taken are Sandra Caldwell. Pearl Sheehan. and Donna Jo Blauton The
troop i:. sponsored by the Waynesville Woman's Club, i Photo by Joe W. Davis)
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,OOMIS IS EXPECTED
HONOLULU
Mrs. Herbert Loomis of Hono
lulu, Hawaii, will arrive Monday
k plane for a visit to her mother.
Mrs Juli.i Cassady. After a visit
In friends in the State, she and
her mother will go to New York
;inil New Jersey where they wilJ
he quests of relatives and friends.
Mr and Mi's Loomis were sta
tioned in Honolulu during World
War II and have resided there
sin they were discharged. Mrs.
Loomis served as a flying medical
secretary with the Reil Cross and
Mr Loomis served as Lieutenant
Commander in die Navv.
MRS .IANSKN JOINS HUSBAND
IN GERMANY
Mrs. Willard C. Jansen and two
small daughters sailed on Tues
ila lor Germany to join the for
"n r s husband, ('apt. Jansen. Mrs.
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iti installalum. ' ., 'i , " t;n nave
-""'us paiems, ivir. ana
Mrs. ,1 K. Justice, in Woodrow, and
ber grandmother, Mrs. Kugenia C.
Jones, in Waynesville.
'Hie Jansens expect to reside in
Germany for three years.
Message Carriers
Birds were used to carry mes
"ges as long Rgo as 218 B. C.
New Canton Club
To Get Charter
A charter will be presented for
mally tonight to the Canton Toast-masters-
Club.
H. H. Pickford, of Asheville, dis
trict governor of the Toast masters
Clubs, and Dan W. Glover. Ashe
ville club president, will make the
presentation at a Ladies Night
meeting at the Hotel Canton, at
7 p. m.
It will be received by H. B.
Whitworth, president of Hie host
club, which was organized recent
ly with 28 charter members.
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Mr. Mcsscr, Mr. Noland
To Address Joint Session
County Schools Superintendent
Jack Messer and former District
Highway .Commissioner Reeves
Noland will speak at 8 p. m. to
morrow at a joint meeting of the
Upper and Lower Crabtree Com
munity Development Program.
This was announced today by
Chairman Marshall Kirkpatrick of
Lower Crabtree, and Jack Rogers,
community chairman for Upper
Crabtree.
Apple Growers
To Meet Here
On Tuesday
Two North Carolina State Col
lege scientists will discuss fruit in
sects and disease and their control
at a meeting of the Smoky Moun
tain Apple Growers Association at
B p.m. Tuesday, at County Agent
Wayne Corpening's office.
They are Dr. Carlisle Clayton,
research pathologist, and Dr. C. K.
Smith, research entomologist.
Before the meeting, the grow
ers will tour Haywood county orch
ards, starting at a. m. at R. N.
Barber's Saunook orchards and
visiting those of each Of the grow
ers who will make the tour.
K. H. Boone is chairman of the
Association.
qua-poise
Mr. and Mrs. J C, Hns.. mwi
daughter, Miss Frances fiose, have
returned from Gate City,' Va
where they attended funeral serv
ices for Mr. Hose's brother, Frank
Hose, last Saturday afternoon.
I
power !
Who! is It? Well, for one thing, it
includes new triangular engine mounts
wn.cn blot out noise and vibration
includes new smoothness, foo . . .
both the V-8, the type of engine used
in America's most expensive cars, and
-n me new 5IX, the most
modern
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six on the road. . . r" . "J J
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Stomach Hurt And
Burned After Meals
Scalf's Gave Helicf
"For fifteen years 1 had tried
different medicines but Scalf's
alone gave the relief I craved," de
, ,, dares Mrs. Arth
ur Winters. Mill
port. Ala. "Often
my stomach hurt
and burned so
badly after meals
I was unable to
go. The first three
doses of Scalf's
Indian River
Medicine helped
Mrs. Winters relieve the hurn
ine in niv stom
ach. 1 am on the third hottlo nnvu
and feel better than in years.
Scalf's does everything you say it
will do and more, too."
The first bottle of Scalf's must
satisfy or your money back. Try
it today. Nothing Replaces Scalf's
Years Of Use. On sale at all good
drug stores.
Listen to Scalf's Harmnneers
Quartet over WWNC. Dial 570. at
!.3() a.m., Mon. Ihroueh Fri lartvl
ADY TO PUll THS TRIGGER, a Marine Infantryman holds his rifle to his
snouider as he waits for the "enemy" to emerge from a bunker fired by
a flame thrower during a demonstration at Quantico, Va. The display of
fiehting tactics was put on for visiting congressmen. (nternattonal)
School Child Hit
By Car; Accident
Term Unavoidable
Sara Jane Cogdill, 7, a student
of Saunook school, was painfully,
but not seriously injured in a high
way accident shortly after noon
Wednesday, not far from the
school.
Highway Patrolman O. H. Rob
erts investigated the accident, said
that Ould Ray Jones. 27, of Sylva.
was driving a car west, when he
saw children on the side of (he
road. Just as the ear passed, Pa
trolman Roberts said, the little girl
turned and ran into the side of
the Jones car.
Jones rushed the child to the
Haywood County Hospital where
it was found she was suffering from
a broken collar bone, and cuts
about the head and face.
Patrolman Roberts termed the
accident as accidental and no ar
rests were made.
Rep. Davis To Address
Meeting At Thickety
State Representative Grover C.
Davis of Haywood, will address a
Thickety Community Development
Program meeting ,it 7;.'l() p. m. to
morrow at the Oak Grove Baptist
church.
Community Chairman K. O.
Carswell announced this todav.
Prizes Given To
Ten Seniors By
Reliable Jewelers
Jack Kelly and Dorothy Norris
won watches as gifts from the an
nual graduation awards given by
Reliable Jewelers here Wednesday
anernoon.
Dave Feldman, owner of the
store, has made it a practice for
years to give ten valuable prizes
to high school graduates.
Other winners included: Thomas
Hartsell and Mary Jean West, gold
birthstone rings; Anna Jean Crock
er a string of pearls, and Marshall
Caldwell a billfold; Howard Liner
a Chrysler tie clasp, and Patsy Rog
ers an American Elgin compact;
Sue Owens a pen and pencil set
and Roy Smathers a pair of ruff
links.
A large crowd attended the
event, and the program was broadcast.
Mr. and Mrs. Geoive Rune ol
Waynesville, a son, May 21.
Mr. and Mrs. J.
Canton, Route 1, a
21.
J. Fletcher of
daughter, May-
Mr.
Clyde,
and Mrs.
Route 1, a
Jim Haney
son, May 21.
of
Mr. and Mrs. Brown Rhodarmer
of Waynesville, Route 2, a daugh
ter. May 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norris
Waynesville, a son, Mav 22.
of
Mr.
Clyde.
24.
and Mrs.
Route 1,
Lewis James of
a daughter, May
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank ntir inanv
friends and neighbors for thir
many kindnesses shown In tho
family of our brother antt m
the time of his military funeral.
Mrs. Jerrv Underu.,mii ami r,,:i,.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Waynesville, Rome Z
May 25.
Cogdill of
a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. M.
Waynesville, Route
25.
D. Messer of
1. a son. May
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Murray of
Canton, a son, May 25.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Charles Davis Whitman of
Waynesville and Phyllis Marie
-aldwell of Clyde.
Bruce Templeton Leckey and
Elizabeth Perrin Ray, both of
vVaynesville.
Want Ads bring quick results
flood Thirst-Quencher
Rhubarb juice is particularly
ijood as a thirst-quencher on hot
days. Many firm wome-i report
that mm working in the field s on
hot days prefer rhubarb juice to
any other ronl beverage. Mix it
with other fruit juices sm.h as
strawberry, raspberry, orange,
lemon, pineapple or cherry juiee.
It can be preserved for year round
use by canning or freezing.
Attention
Parents
The Home Laundry and
Cleaners will give a FREE
LAUNDRY bundle picked
up and delivered to each
family announcing a birth
at the Haywood County
Hospital.
I. S. In the event of twins this
Rift will be doubled. Call 772
for your FREE SERVICE.
Home Laundry
And Cleaners
Phone 772
Miller St.
LONG LIVE THE NEW
by International Sterling
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,1s there one most popular white shirt?
NO!
Th ere are two
In solid, tntfurhp
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Dei rg net by Amer
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f Ytcufva by moiUr
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We have it nowt
Available to
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JEWELER
w ", tar,
Take the wheel.
try the
nav ford 'FEELl'
1
ovfl.lobl at intra coil.
Yo.i noHce Hie new "feel" o' Ford's IC'eg-Sre
Brakes, too. "Mag'c Acfioi" Mps then woHc 35
os'er. And you notice the "feel" of safety of
Ford's heavy gauge "Lifeguard" Body. I com
bination with Ford's new 5 cro-
member box section frame It's 59
more rlgidl
Yes, there's new "feel" 'n dng
these days and only Ford has It! See
your Ford Dealer today take f
wheel and try the new Ford "feel"
yourjelfl
RXrr HI , -yourself I
K?-LINER MOTOR SALES
iS Waynesville. N. C.
0F NEW YORK SELECTS THE '49 FORD AS "FASHION CAR OF THE YEAR"
M. FARMER
Be Sure Your
MILK BARN
CHICKEN HOUSES
AND ALl BUILDINGS ARE BUILT OF OUR
QUALITY BLOCK
Ask the man that has used our BLOCK . . .and you
will buy a Western Carolina product.
All Sizes Of Concrete Pipe
See your contractor or material dealer or call us collect.
DIAL 3-8321
Concrete Products Co.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
ARROW
DART
and ARROW
DALE!
They're favorites ond they deserve to bel
The Arrow Dart and Arrow Dale are the white
sftirts with the perfect Arrow Collar that never nseds
Starch, yet stays neat and fresh all day!
j. Both are Sanforized-labeled (shrinkage less than
1). Pre-tested fabrics and anchored burtons also
insure long, satisfactory service.
The Dart, of long-wearing broadcloth, is $.3.65.
The Dale, of an extra-fine quality broadcloth, is
44.50. (Regular or French cuffs.)
Massie
s Dept. Store
FOR ARROW SHIRTS