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Aliens Creek School Report Is Given By MRS. BLANCHE FRANKl IN Mountaineer Correspondent Spokesmen for the Aliens Creek school committee -aid Thursday night the Haywood County Board of Education had assured them it would work with the Community Development Progiam to improve the local school. This lepuit a- Wit-i, before an audience ot appioximateiy 75 per sons wtio at t emieii tnc Aliens Creek Cuniiiiunin Development! Program meeting a' 'he Alien: Creek school Board uriuiaU were quoted as I saying llieie would he jid in the' project to rllial gr he -l lull'! i'Uild- j ing, addin? n.uir tejcher- and im proving the giuiinil- The imp) o eiiit-r.1. ot Ihe -chool is the top pioject in the ni jm m i Aliens Creek ' C. L. Allen pre- iili d i Following t tie cliool (IreUMiin. a spelling hie wj- held, wild K -elyn Motne and l.ou Allen .ip tains and Luther (iilhunl a- inn ing the word- The date o! the iut meetm? was announced ai .lune -3. , Allen Cieek oinniuiiil i blossoiniii!! with i allien- nuw This i- one ot the u-ihle result, of the C'cininiuniH IA ilupini'tit Program. In addition to the-e gar- ! dens inaii people haw- al-o ini proM'd l hi- lawns about their hiiinr- Titfc WAYaESTILLE MO IJ N X AlNfcEB lVluiida( . WHCC RADIO PROGRAM Deaths TUESDAY. JVSE H WEDNESDAY. JVSB U Almanac Number Tune Almanac N umber $i9 SifT on 60 NEWS 6 Farmers w-NEWS : - Tatce A i-00 NEWS i IS Time and a Tune t 5 NEWS S DO Sacred Heart IS Hymns ot All Ages SO Menunf Devotions , 5 AirUn Mekxliea 10 NEWS 9 .VuInin Edition 12 oo-noon edition FoTwi 15-Pouhry Fie Day ' ... 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JINK 1 t 5:59 Sign on 6:00 NEWS 6 05 Farmers Almanac I 7:00 NEWS 7-05 Take A Number 8 00 NEWS 8 15 Time and a Tune I 55 NEWS 9 uo Saored Heart 9 15 Hymns of All Ages S Su Morning Devotions $ 45 Airlane Melodies 10 00 NEWS 10 05 To The Ladies 10 30 Keyboard Meioaies 10 45 Vocal Varieties II 00-NEWS 11 05 Mid Day Melodies 12 uO NOON EDITION 12 15 Farm Forum 12 50 Blue Ridge Partners 100 News Stock and Weather 1 15 Car Mtn eers 1 ju Reviewing Recoras 2 uo-NEWS 2 05 reviewing Records 3 NEcVS 3 05 Concert Hour 4 uo In Y our Neignburhcxxi 4 05 Don Matney s HilibiUv Roundup 5 00 NEWS 5 05-At Your Request 5 io Health Dept 5 45 Children s Story Hour 6 00-EVENlNG EDITION 6 15 Spotlieht on Sports 6 30-The Tops 6 45 Dinner Music 7 cio UP Commentary 7 05-Melodv Five Quar 7 30 Com Dec Program 7 45 Mike Mvstenes S OO-NEWS 8 05 Tomirv Dorsev Or 8 30 Proudiv We Hale 9 00 NEWS 9 05 -Polka Interlude 9 20 Cavalcade ol Music lu 00 NEWS 10-05-Mus-ic To Reaci By 10 54-NEWS 11 0o-Sin ort CASH B. SMATHERS Cash B Smathers, 66. died earl)' Saturday morning at his home at Center Pigeon, Canton RFD 2, af ter a lung illness Funeial services a ere held this afternoon at :! p 1.1 in Morning Star Method Chinch The Rev. A. L. Maxwell, the Rev B Nodgers and 'he Ee Dovle Miiler officiated and burial wa.- 111 Bon-A-Venture Cemetery Pallbearers were Lonnie Cog burn Nei-on Henfon, Bernard Pierre. S. C Piiikeiton Glenn Abel and Fiank Mru:e Mi Siuathers was a native of Ka.ood County, a son of the late Turner and Rebec-ta Bryson Smath ers and farmed in the Pigeon area until hi- retirement. Surviviiiu are the widow, Mrs. Clara Mea-e Sniathers; four Jennings of Candlei ; Turner mid Howard ot l anion dauehler';. Mrs. Charlie :ind Mrs James Henson tnn- Mis Bill Poore of brothers. Oscar and sons. Jack three Reynolds of Can- Enka; two Luster Smath ers of Canton RFD 1; one sister Mrs. Miiinic Mease of Canton; and 14 f riinilchildren. Home was in Coming To Strand -S? . -oil StW T 1 11 1 New Barns Being Established In Ratcliffe Cove By MRS. ALG1E RATCLIFFE Mountaineer Correspondent AW I iftoyol Mas0c D.lnKffn r'r.i.o'o n 4 uyc a uilllliunity Dc 1 "if riuV'l 1 11.. . .. ....... veiupiiicuc imgiaiu continues fin. J ttimj . . 1. 1. 1 1 . ward, wun a new dairy bam 31 Ud cently constructed and another a-- wuai uouiiucicu cupping me late-i j com J jmpiovemenis. 1 "iMcr, nliviii de Havi ana ana i-eo unm 2.i?ng Mai Steven, star,.,,, a. the Strand Theatr row also Community Chairman R ( Francis has started milking in hi. Grade A barn, and Algie f cllffe's new Grade A struc-i un well on Us way to coiiinleiiun Bramlette Stone has surr,t ., new crop for Ratclifte Coce pej. nuts. Latest reports are that nu, new crop is up and growing f;llt, D. Reeves Noland took a tup a few days ago and 110111-111 y Ayrshire cows to add to "his al ready fine dairy herd. The smaller animal population of the community also wa- ,n creased recently by eight ralibils added to the Carl Jones pi ts. We are looking forward to Miv Mark oauoway s plans of the rec reation committee. ''d'Gates aptei 1 allln Chj. Hi! Ili-.i 1 ""f mth iJ " 1 "u'uHertU llv (If 'lapii AH W attend Hu-3jooJ luui tuiai (laiiett charge. Funeral r;p.u;; infant infant D. A. Green Valley Church School Is Postponed The (irec-ii alle Baptist Church Vacation Bible- School, which was scheduled to open last Monday, wa- postponed because of preparation- lu move into the new church buihluiK on Hciitht Creek. Blanche .I.irvi-. the principal, announced that the cla.- es would he held lioin II a. in till noon dailv A picnic will lie held every Friday. I Graduation will he held in the 111 v. chin li hiiihliut' In addition lo Ihe principal, oth er memherv of the faculty are Mrs. Norman Grant, as.Ktant principal, and Mrs. Connie Muse, secretary , and treasurer. Members of the staffs of the various department-- are: Begin ner -Mi- Tom Freeman, superin tendent; Primarv Mr- Italph Queen, superintendent: Junior - Mrs. Herhut Hunter, superintend ent; Intermediate - Mrs. Dewey Ross. Mipe-i intendent . Miss l.oi eiia Ti out man and Mrs Millard I'leininon- are among the women of the community who hae volunteered to serve as assistants to the nipei intendents. Children of other communities outside of the Height Creek sec tion, are invited to attend. Presbyterian Camp Opens Tonight At Camp Hope Lower Crabtree Program To Be Told Over WHCC By MRS. MILLARD FERGUSON Mountaineer Correspondent Residents of Lower Crabtree will till a radio audience tomorrow night about the progress their com munity has made in the Commun ity Development Program. Community spokesmen will ap pear on the 15-minute program starting at 7:30 p m. and broad cast over Station WHCC. This is one of a series being conducted weekly by the radio station to tell the continuing story of the county's Community Devel opment Program through the re i ports of the individual communities Want Ads FOR SALE Guernsey milk cow. Calf five weeks old. High milk er. H. T Cowan, Camp Branch. Phone 318-W. J 13-16 PARK THEATRE PROGRAM MONDAY and TUESDAY, June 13-14 Approximately 100 intermediate boys and girls from the Presby terian churches of Asheville Pres bytery are at Camp Hope this week for their annual camp. The camp is being directed by the Rev. Malcolm R. Williamson, pastor of the Waynesville Presby terian church, assisted by a stall' of 12 councellors and teachers com posed of ministers. Sunday School teachers and directors of Religious F.ducatioii of the Presbytery. The camp will open tonight and continue through Saturday noon. Camp Hope, located on the high way leading to Pisgah, is owned and operated by the Champion Y. M C A and is made available to Asheville Presbytery by the camp management. All the athletic ecpiipment is provided by the cmp Life guards will be on duty when the children are in swim I ming. The kitchen and dining room Is I under the supervision .of a com-1 j petent dietician and every precau tion will be taken to care for the children's health. Dr. Hugh Matthews of Canton is the camp physician. On Wednesday of this week the camp will be visited by Dr. James M. Carr of Knoxville, Regional Di rector of Religious Education, who will show a religious film to the children and also take color movies of the camp activities. A number of buys and girls from Waynesville and Hazelwood Pres byterian churches are attending the camp. Sherrill Lvun Gragg. .i-.iii'liier of Mr. and Mi': Gragg of Canton, died Saturday afternoon in the Haywood County hospital alter a brief illness. Graveside rites were held Sun day at 11 a 111. in Gwyn Ceme tery near Canton by the Rev. Oder Burnett. Surviving in addition to the par ents arc one brother. Larry Ray; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs G. P. Norm: and paceinai graiulparenl.v Mr. and Mrs Gragg. Sr. Lower Crabtree People Team Up To Clean Community Center Area the ft. A. MRS. Ill LDA S. Mr BRACKF.TT til) lhihhi Stevenson Brackett, uleni of Lake .lunaluska, died early this morning at the Haywood Couiilv lhcpil.il following an ex tended illness Slu- was a native of Haywood County and had resided here all of her life. Funeral services will be held at the Lake .lunaluska Baptist Church, Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Ihe Rev. l). ear Beck, pastor, oll'i ciatini1. liilei iiieiil will be In the Autioch Bapli l Church Cemetery in Iron D11IT. The body will remain at the Gar rett Funeral Home until one hour before the service when it will he taken lo the church. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. IIus'li Robinson of Canton, Mrs. Glmls- Warren and Miss Mary Ruth Biaikett of Lake .luna luska, and Mi- Thomas Tootill of Long Beach Calif . two sons, Glenn Robert Biaikett of Olive Branch, MiKs., and .lame; Clinton Brackett of Lake .iiinalii U. and 111 grand childi en i'COWfomJGfrUS!"GvS .-jfcjft 1 1 1 tnrfl sk tir,i w- I D.r0,h, f I H X Vf iftS I MALONE Lf PAW. U 1 WEDNESDAY, June 15 20 Baptized At Aliens Creek Twenty persons, including four men and their wives, were baptized yesterday at services conducted by the Aliens Creek Baptist church at the church pond. Officiating were the Rev. Thomas Erwin, the pastor, and the Rev. C. L. Allen. r RatclifTe Cove Bible School Closes By MRS ALGIE RATCLIFFE Mountaineer Correspondent Many people lat night to inent program day Aliens Creek Church Holds Bible School A vacation Bible school is under way at Aliens Creek Baptist church with 116 students enrolled. Registration was held .Friday morning. Serving as principal is the pastor, the Rev. Thomas Erwin. braved the rain ee the commence that ended the 10- Vacalion Bible School held by the Ratcliffe Cove Baptist Church. Forty-nine pupils enrolled dur ing the course of the school, which had an average daily attendance of 4G. Nine faculty members and 11 children did not miss a single class. The class had a picnic Friday at the end of the school term. One of the pupils was little Carolyn Thomas, a Polish girl who recentlv settled in the communitv. BY MRS. MILLARD FERGUSON Mountaineer Correspondent An Armv of Lower Crabtree residents "invaded " the Riverside Community Center Saturday Morn ing. Their weapons: jeeps, tractors. hand tools, and enthusiasm. Their objective: to clean up grounds and wire the building for lighting. For eight hours, the workers 111 ,.i.,,ii.io Dip members of the turn- I numity's church and grounds com lmiito.. nttiK-ked the weeds, rocks, ! and mounds, and installed the wir ing in preparation 101 me wm.. munity picnic supper which will be held at 6:30 P. M. July 1. Spearheading the attack of some 20 citizens was Ways and Means Committee Chairman Millard Fer guson, armed with his tractor. But this cooperative improve ment job isn't ending here. Plans are to paint the building soon. The community center structure, once useu as a scnooi wu.- iiu ed by the citizens a number ol years ago. It also serves as n relig ious center for groups of till tie nominations. Among other improvements made more recently were those on sev- rnl residences in this area. Carlisle Davis remodelled ins home and has started building a new all-nurpose barn. In the work on his house, he has installed all modern conveniences, among other improvements. John Robert Ferguson recently completed his new frame home which includes all modern conven iences. Jack Me--ser. superintendent of Haywood County schools, has com pletely remodelled and modernized his farm home and has become a permanent resident of the commun ity. Clarence Green made general re novations on his home, painting the inside, and installing a modern kitchen, among other improve ments. Petroleum Group Spends $21,000 To Fight Bonds The North Carolina Petroleum Industries Committee this week reported it spent more than $21, 000 in its campaign against the state's proposed $200,000,000 road bond issue. Tar Heel voters gave the pro posal an overwhelming favorable l majority in the June i election, in which the proposed state scnooi bond issue also was approved. Era the o ing a "'Bit I LAST TIMES TODAY TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY-THLRSDAl Masonic Degree To Be Conferred The entered apprentice degree will be conferred at 8 p. m. to morrow in Waynesville Lodge No. 259, AF and AM, by Brother C. R. Eckhoff, Jr. All Master Masons are invited, C. B. Hosaflook, lodge secretary, said today, in making the announcement. Caroline Church, on the Setauket village green, was built in 1729 and is the oldest Protestant Episcopal Church building on Long Island. BUY YOURSELF A PACKAGE Of Deadline Near For Commercial Drivers Does your last name begin with H, I, J, or K? If so, you have only until June 30 to get your commercial driver's license renewed. That's the deadline set for oper ators of commercial vehicles whose names fall in that classification by the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles. Physiologists say that the con scious experience of appetite is quite different from that of hunger. Well Known Negro Dies Following Heart Attack Hugh Leatherwood, 73, well known negro, dic4 'suddenly of a heart attack on June 3. He had engaged In gardening for many years. Funeral services were held on Tuesday at the Baptist Church on Pigeon Street, with the Rev. Joseph Smith of Sylva officiating. Survivors include the widow, a daughter, two brothers and two sisters. THURSDAY ONLY, June 16 : HENRY MORGANj jr-, in a comedy ol mm ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Vladimir Bogrow, deceased, late of Haywood County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Waynesville, North Carolina, on or before the 13th day of June, 1950, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All per sons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This the 13th day of June, 1949. HEINZ ROLLMAN Heinz W. 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