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THE WATNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Monday
At Strand Wednesday
Playing At Park Mon. - Tues.
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Important Meeting
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Concert
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rtheville The concert is one of a
series being given in western North
Carolina and South Carolina this
season.
Among the featured soloi.ls arc
William lle.s, tenor, and Shiilcy
Ann Given. violinist
The onhe-tias concertmaster i.-)
Leo I"ar.a--evich, who hold, the
same posit inn with the famed Bal
let Ru53( de M"iite Carlo in New
York during the winter season.
Norman l,aml, principal vinlist
with the iiminl Symphony dur
ing tin- winter, plays this instru
ment with the Faculty Orchestra.
Mr l.ainli is assistant conductor ol
the Trail;. ylvania Symphony.
Other meniliers of the orrheslrr.
which will play here tonigli in
ilude Ignatius (" timi.a. National
Symphony rlarinef i.t. Kayin md
(.)edi li.i :- m 1 .1 formerly with 'he
San Ki.ini i .i n Philharmonic; Nath
an .loin-.. Hum. I Ironi the I'liivrrs
ity ot Michigan. John Mack. nhni-l
of the On ti-. Si hn,, ,,f Music. Phil
adelphia: Carnlvn Clarke I'm i:-e-I
villi, tirl horn player of the Hal
lei Hie. e orchestra and head ol
the woodwind sections, John Cos
ling, ol thi' .liullianl School ot Mu
sic, who plas tir.t trumpet. War
ren Hen (in ol t he University of
Michigan, playing percussion; and
Paul Moan, also ol the 1'nivei sil
of Michigan, who plays the trom
bone The program shows the-e selec
tions: Derail ' i " . r la Vie Fari
Firnne .on ih, . y Offenbach'.
Schubert's Andante eon mote from
Symphon No a in B flat major.
Handel's Where I er You Walk
From Semele I'na Fui'tiva Lagrime
from I l ii i' D'Amore hv Donizet
ti. Sllllsl hv Mr II"
March lioni Suite !gei jenne, by
Saint Saen-. Nnctunie and Wed
ding Man h lii.iin A Mid-Summer
Night - Hiram, hv Mendelssohn:
Sarasate'. igiieiirrwiMirn iGypjy
airs'. pUyrd hv Mi-. Giveni with
Harold Andrt'.v; a accompane-t .
variaMon. on , Hit nit Pop! Got.
The Wid t!' arran.'td by Liu ten
C'aiHie' and S'rau..-' beautiful
Blut DaiHibt Wdltjt;
Many of tht,c pljitr. will be
inembt-i ? ot the orchestra which
will plv f"i the Fourth Annual
Bievard Mn ii Festival, which will
).P held August 1J-14 and August
19 21 During this peiiod. the f i r- .
complete I'eitormance in the
Southeast of the Beethoven Ninth
i Chora!' Svniphony will be given.
The.-e are the teachers who in
struct i.o. i-t. ! vo'ing school musi
cians a the lamed camp near Brev
ard. No" attending the camp is a
large fiioup of bov? and girls who
are member- ot the Waynesville
Township High School Band.
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In" i mii nm immi"''"i"mm,",m
Claik C.ihle and Maiy Aslor, as they appear in their latest exciliv
nieiit -imi ked .. 1 1 i with Alexis Smith. Wendell Corey, Audry Tot-
. ,. Lew i , Mini, and Fl ank Morgan
Park Theiln M Ia and Tuesday of this wick
leading idles, playing at
Francis Cove, Canton Performers
Take Top Honors In Fines Creek Event
MORI. ABOl'T
Blood Program
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cont ribut ions.
Program oHnial- meanwhile,
reminded rilin- ol Hn- area that
the local hospital i- using more
blood and blood iln r. at ives given
by the regional itnlei than have
been contnbuted hv the people to
the center.
County Agent W,r, ne Corpen
ing is scr ins a- donor lecrult
ment ih.iirm.iu to'-Mn Wa; ne , ville
area blood program wink tho..c
who a:.i-'td '.'"h "m donor room
included: Mi.- (hub L. Ray,
vniur.tn r ', r' n ' chjin'MU- Mr.-.
Felix Stova!! o t h an man: L. K.
Barber. Mr- Da e Fe!nie. Mrs.
John Giles, .".lis !!. S. Hoberson,
Mrs Tom Mis. Boyd O'ven.
Mrs Ben Colkitt. Mrs Kavmond
I.ane. Mis p.tublv Mathews. Miss
Betsy Fane tyinnlan. Mrs. Fthel
Haves Fisher Count v Bed Cross
chapter ereci'tive secretary; Mrs.
Hut'hin; and M'ss Marv Jo Green,
Havwnod f'oiiptv iiospital Nurse.
Phv.ic'-in and technicians of
he Asheville center accompanied
the BloodmolnU' to se up the
center and carry out the medical
phase of the program.
Paul Franklin's Chord Busters
from Francis Cove sang their way
into first plaee in their division in
the Fine:. Creek Amateur Night
program Friday night al the Fine.
Creek Si Pool, w hile Fred Carpen
ter's clack string hand from Can
ton look top honors for orchestral
units.
The winners will compete in ""
county -wide Community Develop
ment amateur show during the Fa
bor Dav celebration at Canton.
Second place among the singers
was. taken bv Charlie Duckett's
Melodiers. an Aliens Creek quar
tet, while the runner-up in the
string band division was S T.
Swangt r'.s combination from Btth
tl. The otlur competitor;, who per
formed bi fore the t r.thu. hi. tic
audience that jammed the :thoo!
auditorium included Joe Kirkpat
rick and the S. H. Duckett Quar
tet, both of Fines Creek; Peggy
and Jean Bradshaw and Gav Biad
sliaw's Band, all of Crahlree.
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8 p. m Morning Star Commu
nity Development Meeting at
Morning Star School.
8:15 p.m. Pops concert, Transyl
vania Music Camp Faculty Orches
tra. Waynesville Township High
School.
Wednesday. 4 p.m. Joint meet
ing. Lions Clubs of Waynesville.
Cly de, ( anion. Sylva, and Brevard,
at Pink Hens, Pi-.gah National For-e-t.
five miles f i om Wagon Road
(iap. I'n me dinner, fi p.m,
Saturday Cleanup of cemetery
and churchyard, Hiram Rogers
Bapl i' l ( 'bin i h, Fines Creek.
Sunday Iron Duff Homecoming
Day program, Antioch Baptist
Church, '.tailing al 10:30 a.m.
anu.il Salvation Army Sing
ing Convention, near Max Patch in
Crabti pp.
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Thomas Olson of Cleveland, Ohio,
Is programed for platform ad
dresses Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, speaking on "The Meth
odist Idea and th" Wei Id I buiih,"
and "The Living Gospel for To
day.'' Other program leaders for
Wednesday include J. A. Bays,
Johnson City. Tenn . McLlroy Ll-
rod, Gainesville. Ga , Harry Wal
ler, Tampa. Fla ; J A Engle.
Richmond, Va ; J. D. Bass, Mur
freesboro, Tenn.
Thursday of the convocation will
bring to the foielront the affairs
of the Assembly, including a meet
ing of I lie 4(i-inemhcr Hoard of
Trustees, under the presidency of
F.dwin L Jones of Charlotte Mr.
Jones is also programed for an
evening address, sharing a plat
form with Bishop Arthur J Moore,
joint chairman of the hoard. Bishop
Costen J Harrell ol Charlotte, and
William N Hanks of Grantville.
Ga., who will talk "The Layman's
i Point of View " Hi' hops Paul .
Kern of Nashville and Marvin A.
Franklin also are scheduled for
morning addresses on Thursday.
Friday of the convocation will
he dcyoted lari'ely lo Hie di.eus
(ion. ol' Hie niiiiisle'rial library.
Dr. Nolan H. Harmon of New Yol k
City, book editor Inr The Metho
dist Church, will be (lie featured
speaker at I I a in and H p. m.,
speaking on "Methodist Biles after
401) year.,'' and "1 rend-, in ' biis
tian Thought." The general theme
of the cony o al ion will be "Our
Faith. Our Church, Our Ministry.
Our Mission."
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Valuable Barn
(Continued from page one)
it as a recreation center this
month.
Though the neyvs of the loss
came as a great shock, he said, he
felt tremendously relieved when
he learned his five hor.,es escaped
injury.
He said that they came in and
out of the barn as they pleased,
since he did not lock them in, but
that he had heard that horses run
toward fire.-.
The firemen found them huddled
together in a corner of the pas
ture, safe from the flames.
Judge Anderson said the barn
j was so constructed that an auto
i could be driven un to the second
floor. He added he had estimated
there was space enough for 16
efficiency apartments.
After reviewing his loss, the
judge said:
"I haven't lor,t faith in Ibis part
of the country. I still may build
a home here and intend to keep
investing."
He made his first visit to Hay
wood 20 years ago, and has been
spending his summers here regu
larly for the last three years.
Chief Fitzgerald said the fire
men avoided pouring wi.ter into
the blazing barn in order In pre
vent the concrete and stone found
ations from clacking bv sudden
cooling. He explained that the
building was virtually destroyed
when the firemen reached it.
He added thai the Person who
phoned in I he alarm al approxiin
alely 4.:i0 a in. bad said Hist I he
building bad been burning from
20 lo ;0 minutes al the lime, and
erroneously described it a the Al
iens Creek Grocery, which is tliree
ruarters ot a mile from the barn.
Since there are no water lines in
that area, firemen pumped water
from a nearby creek lo save the
burning lool shed.
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Farm Tour
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The touring citizens will cover
1,465 miles in their inspection of
agricultural centers and farms
principally in Ohio and Indiana.
Stops also will be made in Ken
tucky, Tennessee, and West Vir
ginia. The party is scheduled to spend
tonight at Lexington. Kentucky,
proceeding the next morning after
a tour of the famed horse farms
there.
The Haywood farm folks will
slay at Purdue University, Lafa
yette, Ind., on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights.
On Thursday night, the party
is scheduled to stay at Kort Wayne,
proceeding through Indiana that
!ay with inspection trips scheduled
all along the way.
They'll spend Friday night at
Huntington, W. Va.. for the last
night of the tour, and are sched
uled to be hack in Way nesville m
0:4.1 p. in. Saturday.
The following went on the tour:
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Allison, W.
H. Amnions, Horace Anderson, Mil
dred Beddingfield, Mr. and Mrs.
h. I-'. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Walk
er Brown, Allen Bodne. Morris.
Ted and Kred liunigarner, Mr. and
Mrs V. I). Hiirch, Mr. and Mrs.
M 11. Caldwell. Mr. and Miss. Itay
inond Caldwell. Peggy Camp, Mrs.
H. C Cannon, Mrs. hlizabeth Can-.
Mrs. Hee Clark. Iliilh Coi peniii.
Joe Bob Carswell, K. O. Carswell,
Mrs. Kmnia Cat hey. Miss Lucille
Catbcy, Margie Cathey, Reno
Cat hey. It. K. Cat hey. Jr., Kill
Chambers. Jack Chapman, J. II.
Clark.
Ruth Coffey, John V. Corbin.
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nesday.
Mary Cornwell, Mr. and Mrs. W.
A Coi peiiing. Mrs. Malcolm Crisp,
Mrs. Kreneh Davis. Wayne Ld
wards. Mrs. L. K. Knsley. T. W.
rerguson, Lois Ferguson. Mrs. Paul
Ferguson. Mrs, Sally Ferguson. II.
('. Francis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Franklin,
Bobby Green. Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Hall, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
llariTll, W. P. Harris. Jack Harris.
1 liner Hendt ix, Mrs. Glenn Hipps,
Joe IIuu's, T. F. Hipps, Karl Hog
len. Charles I dev. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Sam Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn James. Mrs. Carl .,,n,. ,
L King.
F. A. Justice. Mrs. Marc i:. i .hi .
lice, Mr. and Mrs. Rubin .h,.,, ,.
Jack Kelley, R. O. Kellv. M, K, ,,.
lii'lh Lowe, S. B. McCrean ' .1,
Rilta McCreary. Mr. ami Mr,
Goble McCiaeken, J. I, Mi l ii,,
James Medi'ord. Mrs. James ,,.,
ford, Mrs. W. A. Medlord. ,,un
MehafTey, Mrs. Guy Mes a ,
Mary Medlord. Linda June Mi
ser. Mrs. J. W. Morgan. W
Morgan. W. M Mori i Jnlinn , M.
row. Perry Morrow. Mis ) ;
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