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Library Notes
County Librarian
MARGARET JOHNSTON
JlMOK
LITERARY
BOOKS
GLILD
r,jrretl-Mr. Flip Flop
-.a.uung, likable Mr.
c unus performer.
Flip Flop,
entertain;
his bain
! children in
belli '
of
mi im I tie lattei b
uislViortluneti. Very oi.5in.u
.sidcly appealing.
in i
Aleko's I'Und
I e nliin
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Aleko. a boy in today- -
hi-: pet goat, his air.coi.ei y
.v,,u;-:ite. ancient statue.
(,1'tHf
ut an
n, -mimic events
follow his distov-
(J Contributing to internal n.iial
tainting. Many fine illu-ua-i,ii
bs the contemporary Creek
.,,1,-t. Diinitri', Davis,
ijieik Well Trail
Willi picturesque Sierra moun
i un-i limliinii background, thi ; tin
,,' ;,i oicsent-day advenlure -.lory
,. ,,ul n brave girl wbo set', out
,,,. to bring belp to her injured
, ,i lu i-. Courage, ingenuity. slii-riii"
t-liiuax all are here. Illustrated by
Leonard Weisgard.
Cm -mack Swamp Boy
Life in the mysterious Okefino
k.c Swamp of Georgia: an ambiti
Us boy who loves it bul must leave
j, his scientific education,
eventually to return triumphant--iniike
an especially significant,
beautifully written American story.
Mam distinguished illustrations
b Winfield Hoskins.
Fox Cynthia of Bee Tree Hollow
, Fourteen-year-old Cynthia's peo
ple are southern mountain people
who have farmed the same land
lei- generations. When the big dam
is huill and the Baileys are forced
In sell their land to the govern-
1 merit, it is Cynthia who helps Ihein
adjust to new ways.
Itt st I.oiiK Portafte: A Story of Ti
ronderoga and Lord Howe
A novel of early America during
Hie French arid Indian war and the
bailie of Ticonderoga. Young Phil,
an orphan who used to hang around
jllie New York waterfront, runs oil
and joins the Yankee forces. K.veii-
luallv he becomes a member ol the
u nowned Rogers' Rangers and a
piole.'e of Lord Howe, who is
In ought to life in this story.
Wade Mainer To
Appear Here
On Saturday
The Wayne?ville Junior Cham
iier of Commerce is sponsoring the
Saturday night appearance of
Wade Mainer and his Smoky
Mountain Roys at the Haywood
County Couit House.
The net profits from the gate receipt-
will go into the Jaycees'
mud- 10 help finance their recre
ation projects.
The show will begin at 8:30 p. m.
m the court room.
Yoiiii!;: lei ; adoi'e peanut butter;
fro ling on rookies or cake. To j
prepare il, cream a quarter cup ol i
IaiI it i- or margarine with a quarter j
nip ol praiiut butter until the mix-
tun is extremely well blended and ,
llully. Add a cup of confectioners'
o'sii , heating well after each ad- j
ciiion. 'I bin to a good spreading,
eon: i - tency with about 4 teaspoons j
ol water, adding a teaspoon at a j
lime and heating well. Decorate'
the frosted cupcakes or cookies
villi peanut halves.
cure
' the
v 1 Py
h Tin. YOlJR DOCTOR DOES!
OPERATED
HEAT WAVE FILLS
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SOME OF THE 800,000 persons whu turned up at Coney Island, N Y , to
duck the current New York heat wave are pictured on the beach and
famed bui.idwe.lk. A 'J2-degree mercury rise in eight hours brought the
teniperatiue to bU and sent millions out of town. (1 uleniatioiiul )
Births
The following birl lis are an
nounced at the Haywood County
Hospital:
Mi: and Mrs,
of Fines Creek.
Robert Ferguson
a son. June Hi.
. James Simmons of
daughter. June 17.
Mr. and
I la.e! wood,
Mr. and
Ion. a son,
Mr
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Mrs. Jack
June 111.
Ray of Can-
Mr. and Mrs. Joi
W'aynesvillc, Route
l!l.
Hun hlleld of
1, a son, June
Mr. and
'andler, a
Mrs. Herbert Shnpe
daughter, June 1!).
of
Mr. and Mrs
of Hael wood,
1! A. Fdwards.
i daughter, June
Jr ,
1(1.
Mr. and Mrs.
Waynesville, a s
Mr. and Mrs.
Candler, Route
Hill Mehatley
on. June 1!).
ol
John Morgan ol
. a son June 20.
William I'less ol
a daughter, June
Mr. and Mrs.
igton. Route 2
Mr, and Mrs H. L.
Way neMlle, Route 1,
June 20.
Simonds of
a daughter.
Mr. and Mr- Allen Caddis ot
Waynesville, Route 2, a son, June
Mr. and
Wayne-ville,
Mr-. Roy
a daughter.
Wood
June
Mr. and Mr Everett
Way lie ville, Route 2, a
20.
Evans ol
-on. June
Mr.
CI' de
and Mr Frank
a -on, June 21.
Smith ol
Mr, and Mi
ol Clyde. Rout,
Mr. and Mr'
'Canton, Route
Troy McCracken
1. a on. June 21.
Ian v
Burchfield of
. a son
Hint' 21.
Mr.
and Mi's
e .a dair
Aluiro McC.aha
liter, June 21.
ot
Mas'g
I
Mr
Wav n
121,'
Mr
j Cove
22.
and Mr-. Marion Wood of
Mile, Route 2. a son, June
and Mr- George Prince of
Creek, twin daughters, June
Mr. and Mrs
Canton, ii son
II. W. Spam.
June 22.
Jr., of
Mr. and Mi's Dexter Barnes ol
Waynesville, Route 1, a daughter.
June 22.
Mr. and Mr.
Wavnesville. ;
L. I). F.avenson of
daughter. June 2.'i.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Parker of
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.
CONEY SANDS
Deaths
LAWSON L. MI LL
Funeral services for I.awson I..
Mull, HO. native of Haywood Coun
ty, who died in Everett. Washing
ton. June 18th, will be held Fri
day afternoon at 2:3(1 from the
home of his niece. Mrs. J. C. Mor
ris, Fast Street. Mr. Mull, a i"
tired lumberman, had made In
home in Everett. Wa-liingttm, loi
the past fifty years.
OMieiating will be the Rev C
L. Allen and the Rev. Nando Sle
phens and interment will be in
Green Hill Cemetery.
Surviving are three sisters. Mrs
Ida M ii 1 1 is. Mrs. Fannie Mcillonl.
Mrs. Mary Miller, one brother, .h i
ry Mull, and an uncle. Ansel Med
lord. all of Waynesville.
The following nephews will serve
as pallbearers: Floyd and Has Mil
ler. Hunt and Clint Medford. Tom
and Harry Miller. Nieces will
serve as (lower bearers. The lioniir
'aiv pallbearers will be Jim Siring
field. Fee Malney Fil KaleliM Al
(lin Howell. John I'loll, Jim Kil
! lian. Virge McClure, W ade 1'iai.r
: lloone Senlelle. Viigil f old, Oliver
! Shellon. Asl.ui v Howell, Will Sir -,
del , and Selie l'lolt.
j Ai i an&eineiil s are under the di-
lections of Caiielt I uncial Home
MISS SARAH JOHNSON
Miss Sarah John on. 91. died
eaily Tiio-day afternoon at the.
home ol a niet e. Mr ,,i a John
oil. Canton. Route 1 , at ter a long
1 1 1 in -'-.
Funeral ' erv lees were held this
I,,,,, Hue1 at I I n't h I. hi th. Morn
ine Sl.n Chill i h wilh I he Rev. Ai
inond Ala'.well till'irialiiig Burial
v. a in t he i lun ch cemetery .
Surviving are a number ot nieces
and nephew 1
I ell Funeral Home, Canton,
w.e iii fh.u-ge ot ai raneenieiil s.
Finding Lock in Dark
To lie Made Easier
GARY. 1 ml. 'I I'1 Fumbling ill
Hie dark lor the lo k w ill be a thing
of ihe pa-t il thi' ill', cut ion conies
into eeni I a I ue. Hie National Pal
i nt Council repoi I
A lock liyht contained in Ihe
! door handle has been developed hy
a man in l.arned. Kan. Adaptable
' to liolh building and vehicle doors,
the unit is ' upplicil w it Ii ( led i icily
by a small battery .
As Ihe handle is rocked, light
, .1. i . . ..i.
ray
are named on me mh-k
Ihroiigh a sinal
the handle.
window openitfg in
The harness racing horse
was It II. Johnston's Rodiu
vear-old son of V'oloniile.
of 1941!
. loin -
Canton.
23.
Route :i. a daughter, June
30
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EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES FOR
CLOTHMG & SIQES '
I j
5 Sourcm: ,
i PERSONAL Musmu. i
j taxes fcgsrj
lm i M
Man Gets 5 Years
For Clyde Post
Office Robbery
Joe Maness. 30, was sentenced
m Federal District Court at Nash
ville. Tenn.. recently to tne years
imprisonment after being convicted
of robbing the Clxde Post Office.
He and his sister-in-law. Mrs
Bonnie Philpott, and Mrs Plnl
pott's husband Floyd, were held
on charges of robbing a total of
41 pu.-t offices in Western North
Caiulina and several other states,
federal authorities said
Investigators Report No
Reds Among Teachers
OKLAHOMA CITY 'UPi An
Oklahoma legislative investigating
i coiruiiiiiee has found no Coniriiii-iii-t
ympathiyer aniong Okla-
lioina college and university teach
. er
The only evidence til Communis-j
tic activilics Hie committee found :
con eei ned a small group of stu
dents at the University of Okla- !
homa. The committee said this ;
hould be no cause fur alarm, since
il i watched constantly by the Fill
and Ol' officials j
Street Sweeping Job
Assigned to Police
I'RICHAKD. Ala. 'I I1' - Polic
ial s here now have new equip
ment .
The eily council instructed Po
lice Chief K". C Anderson to place
a "broom and other necessary
equipment" in each patrol car.
OITicers were instructed to stop
their squad car whenever they see
any broken glass in the street and
get out and use the broom.
SPECIAL SALE of
StartDDUg Friday
KLGHLAlt $5.95 SLIPS ON SALE REGULAR $3.95 SLIPS ON SALE
$39S
REGULAR $5.95 ON SALE
$3.95
SPECIAL
REALCRAFT $4.95 ALL
VISITING ROTARIANS MEET MAYOR
AT CRACII MANSION, his official residence, Mayor William O'Dwyer
(center) greets A. H. Nicoll, president of the Rotary of New York City,
and Henry T Low (right), of Southern Rhodesia. About 20,000 person
from all parts of the world attended the opening of the 40th convention
of the Rntarv International at Madison Scuiare Garden. ( International)
1'AUSON FORGETFUL
BOSTON iUI'i The bride was
left waiting at the church and so
was the groom The Rev. Wolcoll
Culler forgot he was to marry
Ruth Parsons and Robert Ostler.
After an hour's frantic search, the
parson was found and the cere
money went on.
Now is the time to SAVE MONEY on that ward
robe for the daughter going away to school this
fall. Buy Slips now at The Toggery and Save.
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' hi PINK ' HNK P '
REGULAR $3.95 ON SALE
$2.93
SPECIAL
PUTTING IT POLITELY
BOSTON il'l'i Five Framing-
ham
papc
men have filed incorporation
for an organization known
as The High Brow Club, Inc." The
sponsors reported the club would
foster "respect in society at large
for those of negligible hirsute
adornment"- in brief, bald.
Francis Cove
Residents To
Meet Tomorrow
A Francis Cove Community De
velopment Program meeting will
be held at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at
the Francis Cove church, with
Community Chairman Bob Boone
presiding.
One feature of the meeting will
be the showing of a motion pic
ture regarding community improvement
Dellwood Meeting
Set For Tonight
Residents of Dellwood will hold
their Community Development
Program meeting tonight at the
Dellwood Methodist Church.
Community Chairman J.
Singleton will preside over
A.
the
session, which will start at
7:30
p. m.
Weather Man Deplores
Untameable Weather
WICKENBURO. Ariz ilIPl The
weather man can't be blamed for
the weather.
ln his monthly report to head
quarters. Wickenburg's weather
observer, August Nord. cited a per
sonal example.
Early in April, he complained,
snow damaged the fruit crop on
his ranch near bore. Three weeks
later, he added sadly, the hot sun
all but destroyed his potato crop.
"If a weather man could take a
hand in controlling the ele
ments," he said, "1 would have
done so."
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REGULAR $3.95 ON SALE
$2.98
pirns
I STORE
Ueen Agency
p S. In the event of twins this
rift will be doubled. Call 77-s
for your FREE SERVICE.
Home Laundry
And Cleaners
Phone 772 Miller St.
Nylon Slip
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