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XB2 WAYNES VDLLE M0UKTAXXEE2
Jun
the
Li nil"
i ..i..n
k 10 : 1 i-9?t
a. flrtiinu .
P.; he city " r onrt he's Planning to re
;n6del the old building near it into
ham
a ' 11.. nnmnlntpn n
. ! iio a so receiuu t...K'-- -
UP a 1 ell at his house at a cost of fbSU.
;orta"i!fd, where in the community, the
official!
kpion
fnr 1949.
l cows are now givi.g him
average 315 pounds of milk a
f leSs than two months after
' received his first check for
r.ade A production.
G'Tese results came from the
,il,t stanchion model barn he
e .. ith his own hands in less
., months.
ou'" , t un i""
tn V"' . -f t'rlilaV. ne luuwreu
commu'1' . new spur road to the milk-
tw " i ,n
. u nu n in"
IIS
Carolina Judge I "ORE .A.BOlT
" , i.-K, where in uie -
i,lf residents have finished the
Paper .rc-siilem" e cnurchi
...iiti.tr re
JIHnt M'T
,mnc to.'"'
clean
knan
.chairman
Li an f1"-
tthe county
H producers
allt'i- '
kission sis "
i hams lor
new
i 1 1. nhtirun ii ii ii
i mi king ll 81 " c
l'"KI fi ... i...,oi nnH nlant Brass
,,1-ins arc i" - " "
n-"1"1...' .rv,i,.i,ptv Cemetery, oldest
: ,he communuy, s utr...B --
with tunas uunaicu uj
ton rlpan and
iiiens. wno v" " ----
L... ii in June and September
"f ;...u..p1I renorts that so far,
,,, farmers have sowed a total of
', acre" of their land In ladino and
,,'rrhard grass for improved pas-
lUT i). McCrary bought a new
f l" u'll in
4iM :.;,'.r;
jjt' "oSg ..l.t' '
JrfV x ii . 1..
1 '...si c. il
'i. illumed from page one)
n- and crafts, and any other
'i i'. piui'1es aimiSement
ii I or both young and
( imp, discussing the need
1 1 mi"- i lipted out that C'etil
1m i,i Wajne-ville and Cn-
i.rti din,. U little the resi-
-ii (In mi Sunday for ainu.e-
1 1 i i him li hours,
i v ..nc m Iim Hlteiided the meet
:i . il ,i ti'!iii(.ii drawn by the
i.nii'. road"; committee call-
r tin. a-pbiill paving of the 12
nt ru.icl 1'iili'i'ing the ciimmun-
1'rliiinii which now bears
,!iu,ilcl 1(1(1 iiiimcs, will he
wuh tin- Haywood board of
ii iiiiii i-. ;il its meeting July
l!i l lit- di:,liict highway engin-
yS ABATTOIR
. ..j ,A M:iin Street
hur Sprmus -
HAZELWOOU
Wholesale Meats
tuslom Killing
PHONK 387-U
ouncemeni
Management of The
hers Federation an-
:esthat the local store
main open six days a
in the future in order
nembcrs and locker
lis may receive full
omplete service.
brs Federation
Innnprahvp "
Waynesville
Phone 344
Miss Susii' Shain 'mIhim '. law
yer of Hciilsvilli'. ua. named
North Carolina's lirsl wonian Su
perior Court jmli;t TucmI.ix . She
takes ollicc July I. She ap
pointed by Co . Ki ir Si oil who
has made somewhat ol a naair
for himself as a pi crcdrrl hi i ak
er .since he look oil ice llu year
Judge Sharp. 40. a :;raduale of
the University ol North Carolina,
has been pracl u ini; law wuh her
father in Iteiilsv ille.
Asparagus arc particularly deli
rious when served willi finely
crushed cracker crumb, ili.il have
been lightly browned in Imiiei m
margarine. (lanil li with Hun .lice-
of hard-cooked ckii.
truck and is buildinj; a
apartment and i new I mil
Mr. and Mrs M.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewi
Mrs. Gladys liu.i ell'.
new homes.
Roy Robin.on recrnlly limit a
new mill house and poultry Imn r
Many others h-ive iinprow d
their homes and grounds.
Among them are Mr. and
Grady TranMiam. Mr. and
Troy rord. Mrs. W M llam
and Mrs. N .1 Tranlt'ani. Mi
Mrs. Joe Trull. Mr. and
George liller. Mr and Mr;
gar.ie.e
bed
T. Car. well
Clark, and
arc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i '
Mi -Mr-.
Mr
and
Mi
T .1
Fletcher, Mi and Mr- ll'-waid
Dot?on. and Mr. and Mrs llarley
Wright.
These are soiiio of Hie improve
ments that hav been elleclcil in
Thickety since Apiil.
The siguifleanl pioint is the ef
fort continues.
SLEEP TONIGHT!
endless ti-isMin nH .,, '"'T,
TABLETS run win hr'H ruin, i''"1"!
ml tin nervals ICT...-.n tl.re.tnw n' i
lo NORM AI IN 1 A Ml Fl'.".in" h
formm8 . . si" " ,'k' J' d"er,'",1
Medirallv rtpntovt-H wM r - '
Mtisfarticm "r iivwv ff,;".l-a Nil I
scnipnoN i-Jn nm 1 i,v ,th..
to inurr Roittrnj i-;im NuKMAI.IN
TABLETS 00 salt todai t . . .
SMITH'S Itltl (I STORK
line later pointed out that
the only laige township in
1 In 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 I hal dues not have a
iimle I 11 il ol paved road.
'1 he campaign aims at the paving
el the thoroughfare from Rethel
thniii'.'.h the township, including
the In. inches below Lake Logan
Ham to Spruce and from the Little
Kast I'ork to the Boy Scout camp.
Oilier major community projects,
he cunt iniicd. are to improve the
school and the school grounds, and
to increase telephone facilities.
l present, only H or It) homes in
Hie community have telephones.
We need -5 or 30 more.'' he
..ml
In other business, the residents
set I he community Independence
1 1,0 picnic for 2 p. 111. July 3 at
11. ech Cap on Hie lllue ltidge I'ark-
w ay
In ehair.e of arrangements are
Mr. H un lingers, chairman of the
i i lie 1 1 1 1 u nts committee, and Mrs
Thorn. 1. I'rwin. program committee
1 li.ui 111,111
Transportation will be furnished
lol the event .
Chairmen or .spokesmen for each
ol the community committees re
ported encouraging progress in
'everv phase of activity under the
pi ic'i ,011. and thai interest continu
ed high
l)r Chile '-imported this testi
mony bv pointing out that an aver
a.;i' ol 1 1() peisons have attended
llir regular meetings since Hie com
iminH.N w a - 01 ganied.
I he t.ii! t set ption was the
1 hui .'lay night meeting attendance
w.t. kept below ;;vcrage because of
Ihe I loud damage to Last I' ork
hi idge No one on the other side
ol this river could get to Ihe school
101 the session.
Harry lingers opened the meet
ing Willi a devotional service, in
cluding a prayer. Scripture reading,
and the singing of hymns
The ic. nlcnls voted to hold their
regular 1 tings at 7::i(l V. M.
eu iy lourlh Thursday hereafter.
Tommy Prevost
Celebrates
7th Birthday
Tommy Prevost celebrated !!
seventh birthday with nartv si'fii
at the home of his parent. Mi '
and Mrs. Bill Prevost. Sunday afti 1
noon. Games and swimming featmed
the entertainment ami refrr h
ments were servtd on the lawe
The guests were presented how
and arrow sets as favors
Those invited were Frank l ive,
Jr. Mark Feichter. Paul Pavn,.
1 Jr. Preston Crews. Jack 1'ievut.
Lelfoy Koberson and Susan Pre
vost .
Haywood Library
Will Close On 4th
The Haywood County Library
w ill be closed Monday, July -4. at -cording
to an announcement by
Miss Margaret Johnston librarian
The holiday will also be observ
ed as to the Bookmobile service
and the regular visits to lloav or
dain will not he made that day
The next scheduled stop at Ilea
verdam will be Monday, July 2a.
MORE ABOUT
Canton Man
(Continued from Page I)
three years.
Funeral services were held thi.
afternoon at 4 p. in in Long's
Methodist church in llcnson Cow
The Hev. C. A. Allen, pastor. Ihe
Kcv Thomas F.rwin anil the lit e
Will Pies officiated. Iliui.il w.i m
hon-A-Venture coined ty wuh Can
Ion Post TiPJH, VFW, 111 charge el
military rites. The VFW auxiliary
was in charge of flowers
Surviving are the widow. Mr
Hetty Matthews Wells; two daugh
tors, Diane and liita Ann. Ihe par
cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Hut tin .1 Well
ot the Canton address, three In oili
er;.. Hilly. Teddy and Neddv ol Ihe
home, and one sister, Mrs Neil
Veto of Canton.
Crawford Funeral Home was in
charge.
MORE ABOUT
Welfare
(Continued from Page P
are enU half a doen counties'"
lhal aie adequately staffed in wel
!ai e w in k.
!,li" alvr-ed the board members
that only on the liasir, of their
know kdtje of their own needs
would thry be able to request ad
ditional ktaH woiieis.
in Winston eLo explained that'
on. hi Ihe stnte merit sv.,tem for!
-'a'e employee, the regulations tl
In.v tor flesibilitv in salary com
pcii ai ion ., and that it is up to the
county ncltare hoard members to
that I loir workers get salary
ii iieces where they are merited.
She also stre-sed Ihe importance
"I timber training for county wel
t.ne woi kt is and suggested to the
oiluials that they not only see that
Hieir -tall of workers go to these
Ii. lining schools, but encourage
Hit in to go there
Tins pci iodic additional training,
lie - aid would make tor improve
ment ol the quality of staff workers,
and additional lunds have been
pro, nled tor these special schools.
She touched also on every other
I'll, i so ol welfare work, from sound
p., ut lies ill holding board mect
ui ;:. and gi tting attractive offices
wuh adequate space to the sull
ied ol county homes and licensed
boat ding homes.
U F.ugetie Hrown. state director
ol public assistant-, and Mrs. W. B.
Vwork. dueclor of personnel for
Ihe --late department, addressed the
mi el mi: in Ihe afternoon.
I luring t be luncheon recess Mrs.
Sam tiieeu. Haywood .oiinly wel-
l.ue superintendent, was hostess
in Ihe late and county officials and
field i eprescnl, itncs at her Queen's
1 1. in i I I ,u in near Waynesville.
Ihe counties represented at the
all day nutting included, in addi
1 linn to Haywood. Cherokee, Macon,
MiDowell. Giahain. Swain, Jack
on. Madison, Clay, Transylvania.
Ih nil. i .on. Itiilherlortl. Polk, Yan
cey. Buncombe and Mitchell.
John Nesbitt in chaise assisted by
Mrs R. Slier, processed 16,299
cans.
Meanwhile. Mrs. Silr reported
a new cannery is being built at
F ines Creek.
The new machines lor making
apple sauce and lomaio juit e pro.
ed a blessing, particularly in the
case of the apple sauce. a il elimi
nated the old. long, tedinu- prote s
of straining at home The machine-.;
permit the canner to process an en
tire bushel of apples m a tew nun
utes.
Mrs. Siler also announced that
Mrs J. C. Pennuel. specialist of Ihe
11. S. Department of Agriculture.
will be in Haywood Countv July 7
to give a demonstration at the Way
nesville cannery at !! A.M.
All who expect to u:e the can
nery this year will find Ihe work
shop to be held on thai day valu
able. Mrs. Siler urged anyone who
will have food ready for canning on
the day of the demonstration to
notify her.
Mrs. Siler said all Ihe rannciie
are anticipating a year of recoid
activity.
R. P. Butler. Rockingham County
farmer, is using dairying as a
source of supplemental income
! along with 1m tobacco production,
i He ha an eight-cow dairy herd
and (j' at res of tobacco.
Spacing is iniporlanl in produc
ing maximum y ields ol sweet po
tatoes, says II. M. Covington. limU
culture specialist for the State Col
lege Extension Service
Mr. Farmer!
For A Late
Hay Crop
We Have
Virginia Hrown,
Black Wilson and
Ilaberlant SOYDKANS
CANE SEED
MILLET
Farmers .
Exchange
Aslievillc lload
Phono 130-M
Clay tile walls and Hours, con
iili i i d standard lor I'Oth century
hal hi iioin . u ei e tl ed In Home's
PHhlo bat ii-. dining the reign of
Ihe Caesars.
Qa 2a you
Ahead?
. . to next year's vacation?
. to buying a home of your own?
to going into business for yourself?
. to a college education for your children.'
to financial independence for your retirement
years?
No matter what your goal may be, your first step
,s the same:
OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT in this bank.
Then consistently and persistently add t" y'
savings. The formula for "making dreams come
true" is as simple as that.
Try it, and see for yourself.
THE
it National Bank
"ance Corporation
ORGANIZED 1902
Member FederJ Reserve System
MOIIi: ABOUT
Lions
! (ContiiiiieO from Page 1)
I
lioiliinily to attend the American
Li giiin -sponsiu ed m e e I i n g s and
urged Ihe Lions lo give more boys
similar opportunities.
l-'.ach termed the Boys Stale a
"woiiilertul education" in Ameri
can government.
Among Ihe reports given during
Ihe meeting were those on the an
nual State Lions Club Convention
ai W righlsville Beach last weekend.
Claude lingers and Joe Cline each
L-ae aicoiinls of the activities dur-
in.: the weekend session.
Aliens Creek
Box Supper
Raises $150
tv MKS BLANCHE FRANKLIN
Mountaineer Correspondent
Approximately 200 residents of
Ulcus cr.-ek and their friends saw
T.l.ii i-.u-ed for the community
iica-ury Friday night at a box sup
per at the Aliens Creek School
Thai was the total amount Ihe
gur t. tillered for the 27 boxes
aiiiiiimed by Jonathan Woody and
for the live cases of soft drinks that
were -.old
The money will help finance the
pro.icil being pushed in the Al
len. Creek Community Develop-
iiieoi Program.
The upper was arranged by a
M. .lire headed bv Mrs. Fred
Karmer a - chairman.
I'le.iding at the event was Com
miinil.' Chairman C L. Allen.
Aliens Creek Sunday
School Class Meets
; Bv MHS BLANCHE FRANKLIN
Mountaineer Correspondent
Members of the Blanche Sunday
Sthool class of the Aliens Creek
Eapti.-i church vwre hosts to the
; pupil, ol the Lowe Allen class at
tin ii- meeting Saturday night at
Ihe p,it--onagc.
Members of the refreshments
, 0..-H, nitre served ice cream to the
w ho were present.
On ihe committee were Mrs.
Charlie Uuckett. Mrs. Baleigh Mills.
Mrs Fred Farmer and Mrs. Blan
che Franklin.
Mrs Franklin is the teacher of
the Blanche class, while Mr. Allen
teaches the other class.
Serve berries to yoin lutiuly
often as they come into season
si raw berries, blackberries, blue
Iv'T'cs raspberries, all delicious
-. , , H .-itanito rich.
Haywood County Canneries Have
Busy Year; Face Record Season
The Haywood County School tan
nerics at Waynesville. Hethel. ami
Crabtree had a busv season la 1
.year:
Here's the record:
Bethel Community Caeiierv with
M. C. Nix in charge assisted hv Mi
,1 e lull and Mrs Joe Beverags,
pi nc- .setl 1 I ,(i 1 1 t ans of food.
Cl.tliliee. Willi B. Neshilt III
eh.ii go. assisted by Mrs. Clem
111.-., raid, processed ti.tilil cans of
in at . fruit and vegetables.
I lie W . -iv lie die oannerv. with
M. FARMER . .
Be Sure Your
MILK BARN
CHICKEN HOUSES
AND ALL lUULDINC.S AUK Ul ILT OF OUR
QUALITY KLOC'K
Ask (lip man that lias used our HLOt'K . . .and you
will buy a Western Carolina product.
All Sizes Of Concrete Pipe
See your contractor or material dealer or call us collect.
DIAL 3-8.121
Concrete Products Co.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
GET READY NOW
rJ FOR A FULL WEEK OF
U
IN CELEBRATION
OF THE
4 IE
ifUf
CLEAN, WHOLESOME
RECREATION
Including Many
Thrilling RIDES
High School Grounds
Ferris Wheel
Merry-Go-Round
Swings
Kiddie-Car Rides
Open Tuesday, June 28
On RATI I) HY
Williams Amusement Co.
See
and
Hear
the
DUKE of PADUCAH
"The King ol Corn"
Sat. Night, July 2nd
Waynesville High School
AUDITORIUM
2 DIG SHOWS 7:15 and 0:15
No Admission Charges To Grounds
Sponsored By The
raze WON POOStOIT!
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