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Friday mgm
At The
Churches
St. John's. Catholic
Church
lather Ambrose Rohrbaeher
Pastor
Xlu -ummer schedule started
J,,;li Nov. 1 tor the Waynes
,11,. i lun ch and the missions as
1 1 1 I u v . -:
WjMic-'ville: Mass every Sunday
,l i i'a in: Benediction of the
HI, -ed Sacrament every Sunday
iiii.E'. at 7 30 o'clock.
Missions
Andi-i-w & a.m. every fifth Sun-.).,-.
.
U, n City: 8 a.m. every Sun-
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( -.,1:11111: I! a in. every third Sun-
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('nil,,.', hee: 7 a.m. every first
V, . duo-day.
I mitana Dam: 11 n.m. every
Sunday.
l-i.iiikliii: f) a.m. every Sunday.
Iln'hlands: 11 a.m. every Sun
day. Murphy: !i a.m. every first Sun
day .
Sha: !! :un. every fourth Sun-
Kev. Purcell To Preach
At Baptist Services
The liev. K G. Purcell, Jr., form
ri pastor of the Iiurlinton Metho
ili l church, who is spending the
Humid' al Lake Junaluska, will
, speak al the First Haptist church
al Ijolli morning and evening ser-
ii i s Sunday.
Hiltle School Ends At
Richland Church
Commencement will he held at
I) pni. lomorrow i'or the pupils: of
the llirhland Haptist Church daily
acaliim llible school. Miss Louise
si unit, school superintendent, an
nounced today.
Lake Junaluska
Baptist Church
The Rev. O. J. Beck, Pastor
hiindav, June 2ti
1(1 a.m.- Sunday School. D
1!.
Hilej. genera) superintendent.
11 .in. Preaching services on
i lie liisi and third Sundays.
7 ISO p.m. Training Union meets
even Sunday.'
IVeihiPsrtay, June 29
7 :ii) p.m. Mid-week prayer
M-mees.
Shells To Tell Story
Of Rancher's Life
August Li I Al V.. Okla. UP Sank Ander-
nii. Cli-vear-olil Alva rancher, i;
v. i i 1 1 it hi aulohiornphy in -hell':.
Ander on collected shells and
li 'mines lor years before ho de-
Wflcome I 1,1 ,lu'' 10 1,11 sor.v
I Ol l,i-- lil'o K'nio ill ciii,... I ' he!.'! .
l5P'm'l ll.a- he is iivMinr. c.-i.- ..I
''"! i ach lellin;.; somo expori
Ml1'' in his life Ihiouch shell nal-
Vfars l,ln' ;"ul figurine decorations.
I wanted to do something for
V-iMi.wy1 "'v kids and this is what I could
I HI jf 'o lu st llow " Allih.i-u.ivi
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That's how we
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f,t that ' ' 1 despair
KlDarP. c 1 r dres-or If
TtU, ' rt your W or soiled
""'as new- rapiaiy,
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S-Joe Liner
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The aposrfs pretuhing in ) erusahm.
"Go ye, Ihtitfoit, end make disciples of all th nations." Matt. 28:19.
Many Improvements
Recorded In W. Pigeon
liy MRS ( I.Yl)i: COLLIN'S
Muuntaineer Currcspdiulciit
Turner Cathey, the lieu assistant
county auicnl. advised residents ol
West Pie.eon Tuesila nipjil at
their Community l)e clopmeiil
Piomani meeting to work lov.aid
i 1 1 1 1 I 'living I lull attendance, but
not let I henisi'hes be defeated h
appareiil lack ol inleiesl.
He adih I'ssod an audience at
Ret hoi High School.
Ill oilier hii'.iili : s al I he nice! -ing.
over which Chairman .lack
Sloane presided. Ihe Hi' Chile
Collins, recreation commillee chair
man, reported that the baseball
pro p el had hoi n "rained out " tern
pnraiilv. bill that he lelt a new
foundation had been laid tin Ihe
program.
The residents adopted a motion
to ki ei a scrapbook illustrating Ihe
accomplishments made in the com
munily under the program. In lli
book, photographs would he kept
showing conditions helore and af
Itr the improvements were made.
A motion also was adopted that
la camera he used In take slide pir
1 1 in e.- of iniprovemenl s.
Hugh K. Terrell, Jr., and Hobby
j hoie were appointed as new meni-
her... to the serapbook commillee.
j In other action taken, the time
of the regular meetings was
' changed to ft p m.
Alter an interesting movie on
modern lariiiiiiK mellincK delicious
rede hmenls were :.erved.
The'V i omuiuniP
were de i l ihed:
in tile held ot
which the Rev. C
iniprovemenl'
recreal ion
ale Collins
commit Ice chaii m in, a h i eball
team lire, been oi'panized which
! plavs Tue d.iv and Thin -.day at
lei noon-:. The pl.e.ers hope to com
pile with team- from oilier -ec-li'in
of Ihe counI. .hick Sloan and
Ml s. ,oe hr.'don have tenni com Is
which I In '. s;lv are available to
the n.elnili i ol Ihe cm iiuily.
A inovchii hi i- inidei uav h the
Chinch and School Croiind Com
mittee ol which Ml. 1!. I.. Senlelle
is chairman to keep the basehalf
field and school ."rounds in shape,
to cooperate with Ihe Civic Club
in mapping, smoothing, and
ing t he ceinetcn behind the
iceil-Rcth-
el Methodist Church.
The Pi esb lei lan Church is al
ready being repainted and the Hap
tist Church is going ahead with
plans for I heir i:"'i building.
Some improvements have been
made in the .Methodist Church
Parsonage.
I'nder Home and Farm Denutifi
e.'ition. reported John Harden,
committee chairman, the homes or
SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
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WILD ANlWfM-i
rS0BAP
ALL YtK Kcunv.
ofWKaY new crimi
HA.VE eocKROWHES
KOW BEEH FOUNP
tjUlLfy ?
hey Harbor.
Food poisokin
5ERMS.
banis nl Ihii'.h K Terrell, .lack P.
McCrackcn. John W. Kiinlauil.
have been painted.
Gas lluriiill has bmll new sid-11114-
Mr Kin land ha al'o added wat
er laeilil n s and a hat broom to
his home.
lieiniiilelmc, houses or building
new ones are Mrs cpple Pcnland.
John V, Kinslanil. .1 no Honors,
l.iiian Reed, and Waller Russell.
Some land .eapiii!' has bii u done lis
Ken McNeil. Guy ( lark, Vernon
Shell ield. and Wawie Tills.
Scveial familii : hae houphl
power mowers and launs are look
ing miii li In tier.
Iinpi ovenieiils in jtytcrio decora-
jtioii and furiiishiii.'s aie evident in
! Ihe homes ol James yjietfield. Jack
Mel 'racked, Jack Sloane.
M. C Nix. t han man of the Poul
try Committee, reported he has
! 2. SOU fry ers ready for market.
I Delmar Smith al-o has 2,500
'chick.-.
I I- Mill 5 and vegetables. D. D.
York conniiillee chairman, said.
I ai e di.ini; w ell.
Mr York. Jack Sloan, and Jack
J ih ( 'i'.icken reporl they have pood
I sliaw herrv i rop ; at lea' t a 25 per
cent i Kip ol apph i. expei ted by
Waller Ihi'sel. Hnlii, Uu sel, Roy
' Cahl ai II. Hi, bel l John on, Calud
' John am Weavii Cdln", and G
j Wi ii hl
I Ml. Yoi k and Robert John ;on
I al o have I riu I. rarden
Jack G li Criii ken and Weaver
( alhev have hue beril- ot Angus
cattle. R ( l. hi II' ha a herd of
e-aclleul Hi lelold Cllil) calves
are o'. ned I.' Donald Mi ( 'r.n I. en.
Pal Met l :n I . u. Slev. ai I Sen
ti lie. 1 1 ii h K. T. 1 1 ell. Jr.. and
Junior Cool:
Jack P McCi'-n I : n ha added
lour i ov. I -1 hi d:i 1 1 '. .
j Uawd He i ami Donald Mc
Ci.n la n i ai 1 1 h:c. e a row i..uler
the I nl in , I ,u en i ol A mi ilea
pi ocr.iin.
I 'ai 1 1 iji.it lie iii the ( 'urn ( 'lull
are Jack C and Jack P. .McCrackcn,
i.M C. Nix. J.uk Mo. mo. David
' liiiohc. .'did Ruble l ore.
G'l ow im: h In id cm n lor seed
aic Slcv.ail Si-lilt He and L. It.
Rickinan. Jr.
i 'Die Hi In" 1 1 mi nl Commillee
under Mr., .lack McCrackcn has
been c I i i 1 1 si an ccel!enl job.
The Appalachian area ol West
-i.'.i.. Maryland. Pi nnsy hania j
and Virginia produced a l!)4fi apple
crop DO ncr ci nl low i r than t he
1 tl-eai av r; s'c . Ilowovoi . it ex
(ceded In II p r ci nt IP,, pn 1 1 (I
im; car's hai i-t.
By R. J SCOTT
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SRE CRCWINCi "if in1- 115
utoM foiicos -farri?!.
AND ROOF OF A HIHE- ' I
1IN1KAH UMIVEBSlfr, njiilLJ tO
Farm, Home
Cleanup Planned
In East Pigeon
i lly MI1S WIM. KU YKENDAL1.
Mountaineer Correspondent
! Past l'lyenn residents have de-
eided to have a general cleanup i f
jtheir community and to have the
names of home owners placed on
mail boxes outside their residences.
There projects were adopted at
the June IS Community Develop
i nn nt Program meeting at the
1 home of Will Ku kendall, with
I Chairman Van Wells presiding.
The 21 people present approved
the ' uppction that in the grounds
around individual farms and homes
be cleaned up
They al .o made final plans fur
tin- radio hioadcasi by Kast Pigeon
leaders in the series beiiiK held
liy SI alien WHCC on the Commun
ity Development Program.
The -poke-men for this com
munis were oiie.in.ilh scheduled
to appt :ir on ill- pioi'rain la I
Thin day. bill the load conditions
can id hy llit- llood ioriod post
ponement .
M t 1 1 1 1 ji-1 - ol the relreshuient
i nmimtlee solved cake and Mill
ill 1 1 1 1 to tilt- pilosis.
'I hi1 In M lliccllim was vet lor
M i . i n I , i nij.'ht at the home ol Ray
mond Ducketl
Texas and Georgia are leaders in
product ion ol cowpeas.
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quality tire (hat's standard equip
ment on the newest cars at this
record breaking low price. Exclu
sive new "Rythmic-flexing cords"
and a wider, flatter tread give you
far more miles, far greater safety,
far more riding comfort than
ever before. Buy now and save.
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LEWIS IN COAL
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PRESIDENT OF THE MINE WORKERS John L. Lewis (leXt) confers In Phila
delpliiu with Hurry Moses, head of the H. C. Krick Coke Company Just
before negotiations were started for a new contract for the company's
20,000 miners. The present contract expires June 30. (litteniutionul)
The Chicago White Sox have mil i The penalty for flue-cured tobac
won the American League Man , eo produced in excess of the farm
since 191!). longest drouyhl for any
team in the junior league.
DAYS ONLY
MONEY-SAVING TIRE BARGAIN!
BUYS
-16
PLUSTAX
g 6.00
The new Defiance gives depenJahle, safe mileage for the
greatest value ever built into a tire at this low price. The
Defiance has a wide, full-depth, husky, non-skid tread.
Improved high -tensile cord gives greater bruise resistance.
CHARLIE'S TEXACO SERVICE
Charlie and Claude Woodard, Owners
Open 24 Hours Road Service
CONTRACT TALK
acreage allotment for 1!M'J will be
2(1 cents per pound.
A GENUINE
1
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DEFIANCE TIRE
PAY
ONLY
May Sutton Bumly
Still Plays Tennis
SANTA MONICA. Cal. 'JP
May Sutton Hundy, Wimbledon
singles champion In 1!)DS and 1907,
still bounds around like a school
girl, gives tennis It sons and super
vises a large family.
It has been Si) years since she
tvort the Southern California wo
men's singles championships and
went on in later years to capture
tennif' highest honors as a mem
ber of a four-M-'te r learn of "tpfl-nis-playing
Sutton';."
From 19110 to 1917. either May
Sutton or one of her niters. Ethel,
Violet or Florence took the South
ern California ingles champion
ships. Today May, daughter of a Brit
ish sea captain who settled here in
1898, teaches regular tennis
classes at a girls' school and occa
sionally gives private tutoring at
local tennis clubs
"You have to teach the game to
play it and know it well." she said.
"There's ro much difference "
I Mil All NI TMKN
ITHACA N. V i l'i Cornell s
Ive.h i n lull 1 1 'ol 1 1 'i,i ,i 1 1 tenni ;
championship Irani nli hided two
players who were unbeaten this
spilng. Leonard Sleini r won all his
iin'les matches while Sleiner and
Richard Savitt were unbeaten in
doubles.
The national clay court cham
pionships are scheduled this year
for July 11-17 at River Forest. III.
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