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PAGE SIX (Second Section?
THE WAYNE S VILLE MOUNTAINEER
Mond
ay Aft,
New Pastor Named
To Canton Church f
The Rev. C. A. Phaup of Blacks-
burg, Va., has succeeded the Rev.
C. A. Ramsey as pastor of the Wes
leyan Methodist Church of Can
ton. Mr. Ramsey resigned recently af-
tsr seven years'
Canton church.
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Varied Reaction
(Continued from Fage 1)
bad given eaih person sample? of
thtir Scott County Canned Kuods.
Bottle.-; of I'.il'iiip. cans of pork and
bean:, and tomato juke bulged
from under the arms of weary trav
elers, as thev lugged suitcase- from
the bu-cs.
Mrs .lamr. Smitli wa - (Mil irulhr
ly iinpi e---ed with th? ele.in'inc:-;
of (t.p ( t ou ter. gioonil - and reuti
trj i luiuli : .i i ' ' - "People he-e
iMie a liMl'- mole for their (l"H'l
back riding; couldn't help but think
of him when she saw the long leg
Honey Comes In Jars And A Dress
service
ged horses in Kentucky pastures,
Mrs. Malcolm Crisp has two boys
and a girl of 4-II club age and
would like to be able to bring them
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on something like this tour to in
terest them in things outside their
HOUSE of the WEB
own small community.
In the opinion of Mrs. Paul Fer
guson, many more worth-while
things are seen on a tour of this
type than you could possibly see
on an out'ng in the family car, even
for a longer vu.ition She referred
in the '-penal prirams and demon
tiat'cur. olleit'il at I'tirdue and to
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the I t i d.iv of the trip,
let tlii.. mar her enjoy
t nt ti e tour.
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he lo Canarta Mis-, i picture
aid she ju-i wants i
I t a in i tour
11 ii 1 1 1 1 . i line Noland, .lune Davis.
I iiii! i .1 ii m Messer, and Mildred
lii'.liiintl eid weie amoiie, (lie pretty
ivho i:..i. life and color to the
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I tin t ol k admilted ihey
.iloni: for a c.nod tune
nf ii. m had a very dclip-
e m mind
Mr- Murme Catlu v "aid sh" !
KUe- ed he would have hacked'
out at the la I niinuie hut last v.-ar
she had pionit.ed her -nn, 1! K.j
Jr. in, that 'he would nrint! him
on the tour tin. Sumtncr "I want j
to make a tanner out ot mm am
wav. I need a tanner.
she smiled
Miss SaMv Mae Similiter;, mak
mc her filth tartu tour, is interest
ed in the hi-lorical tilings" she
see.. With her Has tier twelve-year-old
niece. Barbara, who was
on her third tour Thev help in
her school work she thinks.
Thn-e parent., who didn't brim:
their children with them ppent half
the ti ir u idling that Johnny or
Mary could .. thi or that. "How
much thev would enjoy it!"
Mrs Wav t'e Smathers, whose
son. Wayne. Jr.. does a lot of horse-
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Stop itchini.drr aa
blisters quicL.y,nf ely.
"'IVY-DRY
ml Mi - Lawrence Mall were
eitiiuslv condderins! going into
the turkev business, as they di.s-eiis-rd
I he Hi 'Vault farm on tlieir
way home Ton wouldn't have to
t ai r a in in .i 10 00(1 at once. I
;:ue.s". Mr Hall -aid.
T Hugh Koei'i's was so enthusi
astic over every pla'e he visited
that he moved hi. residence a doz
en times within the week. The last
word from him was that he'd set
He for a In in ic in Indiana if he
could move Calalooehee there.
The bus drivers brought (heir
wive:- on I he tour and were as en-
tlHislastic as tii(. tanners in view
ing the crops and live -tuck. Gordon
lihiiiehart and Mr., lihinehart had
with them their daughter. Mrs. Ila
White. Another of the drivers.
Huhin Justice, j, accompanied by
Mis. .fust tee.
Hay Worley of lioule 1 Canton,
had Willi him hi, son. Bobby Ray
Worley.
Mr. H F. Swayiigim. who was
amour, the tour women, wished she
had brought Iter 14 -year -old
daughter. Louise, to see all the
sights.
"I want to get back to some good
drinking water." K. F Hurnette
commented Saturday morning. He
was ready to come home. Mrs.
Burnette just had a good time
Not all the honey is in 'the jars in this scene of honey processing
at the plant of Stephen Jurash at Elizabeth City. For exauijile,
there's Patsy Mayne who is one of the girls employed to bottle
the honey as it flows from tillering tanks. The (luw is regulated
by a spigot in Patsy's shapely bands. iAP Pholoi.
Crabtree Cannery
Open Twice Weekly
B. F. Nesbitt, agriculture teach
er at Crabtree-Iron Duff School,
said today the Crabtree Cannery
from nop on would be open every
Tuesday and Friday, opening each
of these days at 7:30 a. in.
she enjoyed everything she saw.
Mrs. Emma Cathey. remember
ing the words of the song, was
impressed with the did homes in
Kentucky and though! them the
loveliest along the route. Her
daughter, Rene, thought that the
half of her two-weeks vacation
spent on the tour was well woith
while.
J. L. McElroy of Waynesv tile,
like the other farmers was interest
ed in tobacco and noticed that
elsewhere rain had not damaged
the crop as it bad in Haywood.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walker Brown
were most impressed by the miles
and miles of corn. Mr. Brown de
clared: "We're us good farmers as
they just don't have the land.''
Frank Sorrells agreed that tho
Indiana and Ohio corn is hard to
beat.
X'ES, it happens it midnight :
every night! The hanf':me new
Norge defrosts itself, whil you sleep.
Frozen foods and ice cuheJ remain
frozen in the extra-large sealed Tjtant
Side Freezer . ; . meat stored in the
Coldpack is never disturbed. All
you do is empty, once each week,
the defrost water collected in the
convenient, non-spill Handefrostefi
Mrs. flollie Ferguson, or Aunt
Dollie as everybody calls her. was
accompanied on the trip by her
niece. Miss Lois Ferguson.
Horace Anderson of Clyde, who
bad been ill for some time previ
ous to the trip, got along well and
reported it was worth the ellort he
put out lo go.
Miss F.lizabeh Galloway and Mrs.
Guy Messer were among the
Waynesville group. They agreed
with the others that everything
went off perfectly.
and Earl Iloglen are
lour member:, lo he
1 ii react inn- In what
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Canton Pastor
Resigns To Go
To Mt. Holly
The Rev. D. O. Mclnnis has re
signed after four years service as
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Canton.
He is now pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church ' of Mount
Holly, near Charlotte.
After he went to work at Canton
in August 1!Mj, the church's at
tendance more than doubled, and
75 new members enrolled.
Mr. Mclnnis took an active role
in the Asheville Presbytery and is
now a member of the Presbytery
ministers commission, the execu
tive committee on religious educa
tion, and chairman of youth work.
Heiilso was a leader in starting the
Presbytery's summer camp at Camp
Hope near Cruso for the youngsters
of the churches in Hie jurisdiction.
He and his wile, a graduate of
Queens College of Charlotte, were
equally active in civic affairs, as
well as church work.
Mr. Mclnnis, whq had served. as
.secretary - treasurer of Canton's
Civitan Club, also serves on the
city's recreation commission.
Mrs. Mclnnis. meanwhile, served
three years as superintendent of
the church's Sunday School prim
ary department, two years as di
rector of the vacation Bible school,
and also worked as program chair
man of the Canton Junior Woman's
Club I his past year.
Before goin:; to Mount Holly,
they planned to spend a vacation
with their sons at Carolina Beach.
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$20.00 Down
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Phone 461 Main Street
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WktHUS WATtl COOURS
IlKTRIC WATCf HMTtftl
ROM! HtATHS AS IAN6CS
HOMI FKEIZttS
passengers on Red Hhinc
bu compiled a list of statis
tics which they fell entitled them
to special recognition. Theirs was
the only bus, they said, with a doc
tor, three women named Sally, and
the only one who's driver brought
his wife and daughter. This was
the onlv bus with a passenger that
slipped and fell in the bathtub
while on the tour The only one
with a passenger that fell and
broke her glasses: one that lost his
glasses. It also had the distinction
of carrying the man who took the
most pictures (nobody reported
more than the 300 he snapped).
Theirs was the only bus that car
ried a man who had been lost at
Purdue University's Union Build
ing. It had the only two members
who became aunts while they were
on the tour. Miss Mary Medford
and Mrs. Malcolm Crisp received
word that their nieces were born
both on Aug-st 2. Miss Medford's
niece, Patrir Elizabeth, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
K. Robertson of Baltimore, Md.
She is the former Anna Medford
of Waynesville. We failed to learn
any details about Mrs. Crisp's new-relative.
Workshop Opens
For School Lunch
Room Operators
Mrs. Ruins Siler of Hn wood
and riiool lunchroom supervUoi ;
of tun other counties were in
lieville today openin:; their
' ' Ii -Inn;: v.orkshop fr I,,,,, 1,
rooin workers
Up to 2(10 school lunchroom oper
ators, managers, and workers from
uuncombe, Haywood and Hender
son counties are studying demon
strations and hearing discussions
by national and state specialists in
regard to the handling of lunch
rooms and the preparation of food
for the school children.
Approximately 50 Haywood
County representatives are attend
ing the sessions.
Tomorrow, Dr. Clyde' A. Erwin,
state superintendent of public in
struction, will discuss the princi
ples of operating the lunchrooms.
There will be demonstrations on
the use of dried milk, on bread
making, meat-cutting and the use
of different cuts of meat, and on
the preparation of fish.
Food specialists, dining hall
experts, and sanitarians from the
state offices at Raleigh, and from
Chicago and Washington, will give
the lectures and demonstrations at
the meetings, which will continue
through Friday at the Sand Hills
School.
Babe Ruth struck out more times
than any other batter during his
major league career 1,330 times.
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THE COKV has a simple plan with
a simple exterior. It is designed to
get the maximum amount of space
without waste. The Cory is planned
to Include three good-sized bed
rooms, each with plentiful coat
space. There is a compact kitchen
and a lartre living room with a
dining alcove. The alcove adds to
the room size and also provides
additional light and cros venti.
lation to the living room.
The lack of projertiqns in (hp
rectangulalr lines of Thp (on '
plan, makes this house particularly
adaptable to the use of concrete
blocks in construction. The nr
of framing floor and roof helps to
considerably reduce the cost of
construction of The Cory.
The closets in every one of 'flip
Cory's three bedrooms are did
robe type. They have double doors
and are equipped with overhedd
storage space. There is also a con
venient storage closet above the
stairs and a handy coat closet in
the front entrance vestibule,
The dimensions of The Con are
28 feet by 38 feet. There is an urea
of 1064 square feet and a volume
of 21,280 cubic feet, including the
full basement.
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