laycees Set
Ladies Night
For Monday
National Junior Chandler of
Commerce Director Ituuli Hanirick
of Shelb.s will he iiiinciiial speak
er al I he Wa.viieswlle Jajvee La
diei' NUIil dinner meeting at 7:30
o'rlooK Momlav at the Mount Val
ley Inn
Boh Korte vice-president of the
Wavnefville club, i? in charge of
the prosiani which will feature
entertainment.
Approximatelv 43 ir.tii.hers and
guens are evpectt-d.
TOE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
Thursday iu.
rlMlU.
At Strand Sunday
Dangerous African Game
Theie are oi.ly fne species of
African p.a'.'.e Hih c.-.n be de
scribed as J-.!-;c..m-; t hit! I They
sre the elet , i '. h buffalo,
rhinuceios ai.d I... paid. With all
other kinds, tie risk tn life and
limb is nc-ulie liile
I say Old .'Man, is he u friend
of yours or Is this part of the
service? Well. Folks, we do not
nerve lish. hut we can sell you
llic best KU'l'IPMENT for catoh
iiiK them. Our SI'OKTS KQU1P
MfcNT anil Sl'I'I'MES cunt be
beat. Come in and see llir lat
est on display at I A It K.MAN'S
II AltbM Alt I , we spoilsmen like
to serve sportsinrn. The qual
ity is always rfghl and the pi-ire
reasonable.
Parkman's
HARDWARE
PHONE 23 MAIN STREET
Randolph Soott in "Canadian Puiifi. . t'oli.r by Cinecolor. Also
featuring Jaiit- Wall. N..111 Olni and .1 fan oil Nai-h Opening
at the Strand l'liratie SiiidiiN
Organization Completed
For Morning Star
ii.
rl.l,'
il tin
Spt rial coininittri v. -i
pointi il 'I'm -il.i in -Id I..
Moiliiiii1 Star I oiiiiiiiuii! bi
. nii iil I'lofiain at a iin-ctin;
principal ..n ,-r- and tin- c-.n-ii
1 1 v t- committor at tin- Mm nun
Star School
This completed I In- oi faiiial ion
for the area, which ruinprisi s
! Dutch Cove and liurnelt Cuvr.
The eoinmittce appointments
were as follows:
Survey Noil Tislier. chairman:
i T. It. Thompson. Mrs. (iiiy Med
j ford. Troy Buriietle. R. I- Rhine-
heart, ami T. G. Hall;
' Program A A Cody, chairman:
I Frank KnsU-.v, Mrs. Jack Sinalhers,
j I'lnley Cook, Mrs Ohn Miller, ami
Mrs. R. 1.. liliinehiol:
Poultry Rohliy Sniathei s
man, M i s 1 .. I.. Snial In i -.
King. Mrs Jack Meiltoid
i l'lrd Si-ti r:
j Tobacco Roy Tranl ham,
man: Mrs. tiuv Meilluid. Mr-
man Mi dim d, and Hiiia.' liium-tte
Itefreshilient Maty I 'li-mlnims.
chairman; Mrs J. 1) Johnson. Hill
Hyde, Mrs. Keller Cuddy, and Mrs.
Martin Hall;
i Reereatlon Mrs. T. K. Wilson.
Chairman: Mrs. V (i. 1 f iffgins, Mrs
Hass Woiley. and Kdwin Sniatliers;
I Food Nutrition Mr? Blanche
;:li.u ), ( liainiian: Mi -:. T. K. Wil
I on .Mi-. M. u ill, Hall. Ml-:. Quay
j 1 in., I In i . and ill- . 7.i he Mil: ;
r.e.tiuis Cover Cr I1. N
W. M Smatli-
Mvs. Cuy Med-
and Noel
, chair
I) 1.
and
chair-Slu-r-
1 1 1 ' i 1 1 1 c hail i
. i s. I.. I. Smat In i s,
I 1 1 1 1 . I l: Thoiiipson
! i In
Community Improvement Mrs.
I. 1,. Smathers, ehairman; Hurt
Wilson. Mm m Burriette, W. M.
Smathers, Noah Rhodarnier, As
iiiuii Maxwell .1. 1). Miller, A. A.
Cody, Keller (laddy, Guy Medford.
arid Marlin Hall;
Choreh Jack Medford. ehair
n i ;i ii : Troy llHinV'tt-, Guy Medford,
1.. I. Sinalhers. Raymond Miller,
ami lloh Davis;
Beef Cattle W. M. Smathers.
:oel I'ishir, Guy Medford, Janles
Hall, and Roy Tranthtun.
Bulinese Women
Balinese women have many rights
when they are married. They man
age households and family finances,
own wardrobes, Jewelry, and uten
sils. Some have their own incomei
from work outside the home. Men
have title to houses, fields, imple
ments and cattle, but prize victori
ous fighting roosters next to their
children.
P-TA At Maggie
Hear Road And
School Bond Plea
i 'ay wood County Schools Super
intendent Jack Messer urged mem
bers of the Maggie Parent-Teachers
Association Monday night to
support the proposed road and
school bond Issues In the June 4
election.
He addressed 50 members at a
special meeting that had been
called ft the school.
The county school official said
the issues were linked, consider
ing the fact that the Improve
ment of rural roads would also
benefit the county's school bus sys
tem. Mr. Messer assured his audience
that citipns would not b votlnK
'to tax themselves if they voted In
1 favor of the state bond Issues.
"The money will come from state
sales taxes, beer and wine taxes,
and similar revenues,'' he explain
ed, "not from any new tax on real
estate."
Referring to Maggie School's
specific building problems, he said
the school would get its share if
the bond issue is approved.
He added that, regardless of
whether the bond issue gets a fav
orahle vote or not. some improve
ments, -nch as painting, would be
made ..n Maeyie School.
Mr. Mi s-er al:o told the P-TA
that ho would look into the pos
sibilities of netting an extra school
bus for transporting Maggie pu
pils.
At present, two buses are on
this run, carrying both elementary
and high school students. Mrs.
V. D. White, I'-TA president, point
ed out that under present condi
tions, pupils have to stay on the
school grounds several hours long
er than regular class work war
rants because of the present stale
of the bus service.
Mr. Messer, in his appeal for
support of the bond issues, pointed
out that the needs in other sec
tions of the county afe as acute as
those at Maggie.
He explained that the money
from the bond issues would be dis
tributed evenly.
If brown sugar is used instead of
while in a soft custanl il gives a
delicious flavor change. Such a cus
tard sauce may be served over
sliced bananas with a topping of
freshly grafed coconut. Add a dab
I of currant or guava jelly for a
touch of color.
For (Sreeaffer Value
Ainraeiricea Buys More
(SirWesoiuiiT utmm
than any other make
t)O0
No Other Line Competes
When You Compare f
Features 4 Speed Synchro-Mesh Transmission
Splined rear axle hub connection Foot
opftrated parking brake Steering column gear
shift The Cab that "breathes" The Flexi
Mounted cab Uniweld, all-steel cab construction
Full-floating hypoid rear axle All-round
visibility with rear-corner windows Specially
designed brakes Hydrovac power brakes
Double-articulated brake-shoe linkage Wide
base wheels Multiple color options.
Haling and vMtilarifie iyttm and fwar-corntf
window will, d ki tqvlpmmri opIkxwJ Hi jrtra corf.
Quality h rakes the bed to buMd o Chevrolet
truck) the finest materials and craftsmanship! That's
why there's super strength and durability la every
feature of body, cab, engine and chossts.
Performance Chevrolet trucks art) star
performers with prime power pfus 00000)11x1 You
get low-cost operation, low-Cost upkeep with Chev
rolet's famous Valve-in-Head engines, the world's
most economical for their six el
Prices Pick-ups . . . stakes . . . panels , . . power
packed heavy-duty models Chevrolet builds them
all! And Chevrolet's oll-stgr line oftrucks sell at the
LOWEST LIST FUCtS IN THt NTI TRUCK HRDI
L Wit " BSEiiir
You can put plenty of confidence in Chevrolet Advance
Design trucks. It's a fact that they deliver the goods. It's a fact,
too, that Chevrolet trucks have an exclusive combination of
features . . . that they're built big and rugged to take the tough
going. And it's a fact, too, that Chevrolet trucks have 3-WAY
THRIFT . . . that they have triple economy in low-cost opera
tion, low-cost upkeep and lowest list prices! And when you add
up these advantages you can see why tnof people - tue
Chevrolet trucks than tny other make I The fact it, they're
a great American value I
THERE'S A CHEVROLET TRUCK FOR EVERY JOB
WITH CAPACITIES FROM 4,000
LBS. TO 16,000 LBS. G. V. W.
17ATEIIUS CHEVROLET GO.
Playing At Park Theatre Sunday
-i-- m, .in nn We. I1'1"'1 1
itp '''''' ! y
Wallace Beerv as he appeal- in his last pictule BH, JACK with
Marjorie Main and Vanessa Broun, this Picture ml nnbhftd be-fot-e
his death, is a comedy drama of the pioneer days, and is be
InE shown at the Park theatre S.inda May 20ih.
Masons, Ramp Officials Are
Improving Black Camp Gap Field
The field at Black Camp Cap. site
of the Masonic Marker and the an
nual Kamp Convention, is beini;
beautified and improved.
Dr. J. H. McCiacken of Waynes
ville, former Masonic oliieial, said
yesterday Haywood county's Mas
ons anil Kamp Convention olfirials
are splitting the $400 hill for lev
elling and planting Kiass on .). I!
Boyd's field.
This week, a bulldozer started
workint: on the field at the 4. mid
foot hih Cap.
When the work is dime, Dr. Mc
Ciacken said, there will be enough
parking space to accommodate sev
eral hundred cars. '1 here is room
now for a little more llian fill ve-
hides.
! Mr Boy d leased part of his prop
:eiu on the edge of the National
Park for the Masonic Marker at
only a nominal fee and has loan
ed his field for the use of the an
nual Hamp Convention for the last
Hi years.
Last April, some 6,000 persons
from 24 states visited the Cap for
the lHlh annual Hamp Convention,
while other visitors constantly
: travel to the field to see the marker
1 and experience the beauty of the
surrounding hills.
Want Ads bring quick results
LAST TIMES TODAY
CHARGED WITH tXCITtMENT and BLAZING DRAMA!
with PRESTON FOSTER BARBARA BRITTON
JOHN WIUKD Mill HDDLIt I EDWARD tROMIERO - VICTOR KUIAN
miDAY and SATURDAY, May 27-28
DOUBLE FEATURE
RIPUBIK HCTURI
Plus A Saga of the Old West
MAN OF CONQUEST
With RICHARD DIX and JOAN FONTAINE
il
Playing At Park Theatre W
I m
ibhh Payh'e 'antfCail Russell as ih JrtJci
lacuiar tolor Western Drama i.i. pA:i)
Theatre, Thursday and Friday. Uu u,r,
ft Is estitriatd that recreational
areas and .facilities, In the 151 U. s
National Forests will receive more
than 27 million individual visit -this
year.
A lack Mti
innts heat to
""at " it cod
Added Joy
Color Cartoon
Chapter No, 8
"Ghost Of Zorro"
SUNDAY and MONDAY, May 29-30
Violence and ' 1
'' J treachery ruled NVvW
as men fought -rCrJ
the savage
wHderness! rbjS
,ttjftht WTftl I - J. Carre Naish .Victor Tnni : u,,
PARK THEAfi
PROGRAM
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, May
UW AND ORDEI STOPPED
THIS SIDE OF EL PASO
i ii i
fwtfSf' Gail RUSSELL
iWm, Sterling HAYDEN
SATURDAY, May 28
DOUBLE FEATURE
f V si I f a oiiBnur.o KID .' t
AND
'MURDER IN THE RUE M
Starrin!'
BELA LUGOSI and SIDNEY F(I
AERO-
CHAPTER 4 of "C'ONfiO B1LU
LATE SHOW -
"HOMICIDE"
With ROBERT DOUGLAS and HELEN
SUNDAY, IM.iy 29
RIOTOUS BllKt
MONDAY and TUJ
aw
. , Huwifvttf I1QIIVV UHW
Phone 75
Waynesville, N. C.
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