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MORE ABOUT '
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School band, scheduled to start at
9:4 a m
Valuable attendance prizes also
will be awarded.
Lunch will be served under the
direction of the home demon 'tra-
tion agents
Carter Osborne
Corporation
president, wil
order.
Thr In i :. : i it
call the meeting to features on the menu for the spec
' tfators.
.:,.;.in h v, hrd- xtie caion nigh School Band,
uled in ai'i 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 i s . lollov.inM the ' unr,T eclnr liil.wn Troutinan,
singim; oi "Amfi ica" hy th tm-ni-1 gjVe a concert al 5 p.m. Sun
beis and the oll't ring of the inwx. a- (;1V
tion ! on Tuesday, there will he the
Mr. fV. borne. Mr. Co;;biini. and H;iwood County Amateur Night
Geneiid Manager II C. Sheffield 1 contests, scheduled to start at 8
will deliver their reports duriiiL'
the bu.-iness rnecliriH.
Mr. Price is seheluled to lie-in
his addle al il am., and iuime
dia'eli aflerward the clecliun. will
bo ht Id
Alter I :j i h, I line u ill lie an
open fin urn en c H'H.iI i 1 i dil .. In!
lowi d le. t'l-' .I'm' HiH el a lihn en
titled ( 'neperal inn".
'1 he enlei lainmenl features and
the awaidinK of prizes uill (hciii
the remainder of the afternoon.
Willi adjoin nni'.nt scheduled for 4
o'clei !..
MOKE ABOUT
Cyclist
(Continued from Page I)
though there were a few people
hurrying by Hi work.
As he mounted his bicycle to
start his trip toward Cherokee, his
total resources had mounted to
$1.40.
Va nesville people had made up
his dailv average of $1 in dona-
Set
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MORE ABOUT
Labor Day
(Continued from Face 1)
scheduled to start at the same posi
tion for the Franks.
The full, varied program of the
I 43rc) allmlai CVent will continue
j through Iahor Day. Sept. 5, with
, bany snows .amateur nights, square
dalK.e contests, beauty contests,
trine band performances, athletic
f vtnls. ail(j manv 0(her outstanding
p.m. Square dancing and string
band compel il ion will feature the
Wednesday nihl program.
A Coronalioii ISall will be held
.il !l I in. St pleinber .!, culminating
the annual coldest.
Sponsoring the ball is the Canton
Bo ini'M, and Professional Wn
mi n'v Club.
Cy Ann l rung's orchestra from
Crceuville. S. ('.. ujl play for the
colorful cvciil.
WORK ABOIT
Wreck
(Contiuu(d from I'age 1)
quired to keep people away from
the charged power line and to regu
late IralTie.
Cars and trucks were lined up
on either side of the line for sev
eral minutes, until the line was re
moved hy crews.
A crew from the Waynesville
light and power department and
crews from Carolina Power and
Light and telephone company
workers rushed to the scene after
the accident was reported.
Within I"i minutes after the ac
cid' nt, laundry company workers
were unloading the wrecked truck
lo continue the shipments going to
Iheir destination.
Company officials said Mr. Frady
had been woiking for the firm since
early I his year.
The damage lo the power line
can ed the wiring, fuses, and
swilche, in Cenrge Cragg's gro
cery stole across the street to burn
out. The walls were partially
scorched, hut there was no other
fire damage, Hie Chief Clem Fitz
gerald said.
The truck was traveling east
when the accident occurred.
The crash splintered the pole
and sent il leaning at a dangerous
angle toward the street, but the
wiies kept it from collapsing en
tirely. Burnefle-Shope
Reunion Sunday
The annual reunion of the Burn
etle and Shope families will be
held all day Sunday at Ihe Beecree
Chri tian Church near the Swann
anoa School at Swannanoa.
Mrs. II. K Davis of Canton, Hay
wood County secretary of the re
union, said in her announcement
todav thai the Rev. Wayne Wil
liams ol Oteen would preach the
morning srrv ices.
After Ihe picnic dinner at I p.m.,
I here w ill he singing and other rec
reational activities, with W. C.
Shape of Svvannanoa, the presi
dent, in charge
Th.- Buncombe
Counly secretary
IV. C. Ensley Grocery
10
CORN
nn
HOME GROWN
Tomatoes
PINT
35c
GROCERIES MEATS FEED
Free Delivery On Saturday -
VI. C. Ensley Grocery
HOOVER IN NEW
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Schools
(Continued from page one)
meanwhile, announced that his
classes would start September 6.
Registration will be held Septem
ber 1 through September 3 for
prospective students at the Catho
lic school.
St. John's kindergarten classes
for youngsters four and five years
old will start the same day as those
for the higher classes. These will
start at 9 a. m. daily.
Father Rohrbacher also said
there would be special classes for
three-year-olds from noon to 3 p.m.
during the regular school term.
The remainder of the schedule
for the county teachers' meetings
is as follows:
County-wide principals' meeting,
10 a. m. Tuesday at Central Ele
mentary School, Waynesville.
Waynesville District teachers:
2:30 p. m., August 26, Waynesville
High School.
Fines Creek District teachers: 2
p. m.. August 26. Fines Creek
School.
Bethel District teachers: 10 a. m.,
August 26, Bethel High School.
Mi'. Messer also announced this
schedule for school bus drivers:
Fines Creek, Bethel, Clyde, and
Crabtree drivers will pick up their
buses at the garage at 10 a. m.,
August 26.
Waynesville drivers will get their
buses at the garage at 2 p. m.
August 26.
for Ihe reunion is
Mrs. Flonnie
Howie of Beecree.
The Burnettes and Shopes were
among the original settlers of Hay
wood County.
Many of the members of these
families live' in Waynesville and
the Pigeon, and Bethel communi-
i ties of the county.
Sugar 5 lbs. 45c
lbs. 89c
i inn wi
weal linns, duc
Half Bushel $1.10
CORNFIELD
Beans 15c. lb.
15c lb.
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
YORK FEELINS EH
f
IOOK1N0 well, former Presided
Herbert Hoover arrives In New
York from California, where he re
cently delivered a 75th birthday
peech at Stanford University. The
only living ex-President, Hoover
said ha had no plans to see a doc
tor despite the gall-bladder attack
ha suffered while his train wasj
crossing Nevada. (International)
Drive-In Show
Starts at 7:30 p. m.
The first show at the Waynes
ville Drive-In Theatre starts at
7:30 p. m. daily, instead of at 8
p. in. as advertised.
This was announced today by the
co-owners, Clayton MahalTey and
Homer West.
The theatre is at I lie intersection
of Ihe Asheville highway and the
RatclilTe Cove road.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown and
daughter, Miss Ann Brown, and
son, Gordon, Jr., of Scott, Ark.,
are visiting their aunt. Dr. I. B.
Funke.
Births
The following births have been
announced at t he Haywood County
Hospital during the past week:
Mr. and Mrs. Arlis Queen, a
Balsam, a daughter. August 18.
. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ingle of Can
ton, a daughter, August ,18. .
'
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Woodard
of Canton, Route 1, a son, August
19.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wyatt of Way
nesville, Roule 2, a daughter, Aug
ust 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Conner of
Waynesville, Route 1, a son, Aug
ust 19.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I1
ton .Itoule 1, a son.
. Trull of Can
August 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hill of Way
nesville, a son, August 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gaddis of
Waynesville, a daughter, August
20.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Con.ird of
Cove Creek, a son. August 21.
Mr. and Mrs.
Wayncsvillo, a
21.
K. W. Morrow of
daughter, August
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. ltohhins of
Hazelwood, a son. August 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dalton of
Waynesville, Route 2, a daughter,
August 23.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hightower of
Canton, Route 3, a daughter, Aug
ust 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sutton
of Clyde, Route 1. a daughter, Aug
ust 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson of
Canton, a daughter, August 24.
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.
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August Busy
Month At
Inman's Church
August has been a busy month
for the men and women of In
man's Universalist Chapel.
Two "work spells" have put a
new roof on the church.
The clapboards that have been
rived out with a frow were torn
off and stored away in the Friendly
House basement for future use.
On earl of these days, the
ladies served a satisfying dinner
to all the workers.
Last Saturday night, the Pigeon
River Ramblers gave a musical per
formance in Recreation Hall that
was worth a dollar of any man's
money.
Tiie ladies of the church served
cake, pie and coffee, and everyone
had a good time.
Sunday School and church serv
ices are held each Sunday.
Next Sunday, there will be the
Sisk Family Reunion at the church.
The Ramblers will play and sing
"You Go to Your Church and I'll
Go to Mine."
Dr. Bishop will preach the ser
mon al 11 a. m. on the topic, "Who
Is Doing Your Thinking."
There will be a special song
service and, afterward, a basket
dinner.
The evening will be spent in
"socializing."
The church wishes to extend a
cordial invitation to everyone to
attend its Sunday School and wor
ship services.
Almost 80 per cent of all iced tea
drinkers are said to use sugar with
the drink.
OTCDDDS
25-LB. PRINT BAG
S. DAISY FLOUR
DIXIE CRYSTAL
SUGAR
10 lbs. gQc
LIBBY'S
Tomato Catsup
14-oz. Bot. I
JELL-O MY-T-FINE
DESSERTS
2Pkgs. J5Jc
POTATOES
10 lbs. 43c
LARGE
QUAKER OATS
LARGE
CORN FLAKES
AUNT JEMIMA
PANCAKE FLOUR
BOHLE
LOG CABIN SYRUP 12-oz. 27c
LARGE
CARNATION MILK 2 cans 24c
14-pound
LIPTON TEA
CAMPBELL'S
TOMATO SOUP
CAMPBELL'S
CHICKEN SOUP
PARK
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Ratcliffe Cove
Guests Ol Lake
Junaluska
By MRS. ALGIE RATCLIFFE
Mountaineer Correspondent
In spite of the wet Weather, 271
people attended the inter-community
Field Day at Lake Junaluska
last Monday when the Lake Juna
luska people were guests of the
Ratcliffe Cove residents.
Rain cut the recreational pro
gram short early in the afternoon,
but the postponed events will be
held some time next week.
In all, 140 Lake Junaluska peo
ple and 131 Ratcliffe Cove folks at
tended the event, which featured
a farm tour and picnic dinner, in
addition to the recreation program.
In the events held before rain
halted the program, Ratcliffe Cove
out-sang Lake Junaluska in both
the quartet and group competition.
The winning Ratcliffe Cove quar
tet was made up of Mrs. Mark
Palmer, Miss Mozelle Liner, Bram
Iette Stone, and T. T. Muse, Jr.
Singing for the host team were
Eva Leatherwood, Mrs. Gudger
Hipps, Mrs. Marvin Rhinehart, and
Mrs. Hurst Burgin.
Judging the singing was the Rev
Russell Young, pastor of the First
Methodist Church of Waynesville.
Mrs. Burgin led the Lake group
singing, and Hugh Ratcliffe led
the visitors in the group competi
tion. The Ratcliffe Cove people were
welcomed by Charles Edwards, Jr.,
Lake Junaluska community chair
man, while Bob Francis, Ratcliffe
Cove chairman, later expressed the
thanks of his community.
Lake Junaluska came back to
3-LB. BAG
SANTO COFFEE
CASTLEHAVEN
GREEN PEAS
No. 2 Can JQc
PILLSBURY
FLOUR
10 lbs. 95.
FANCY
Ripe Tomatoes
2 lbs. 29c
Spinach, 2 lbs. 23c
Apples .... 3 lbs. 29c
Pkg. 33c
Pkg. 19c
Lg. 36c
Pkg. 33c
2 Cans 21c
Can 17c
- SHOP - SAVE
$1.69
T.irrVlf TViq tr:i-J .s ..
icmea fails C , 1
As Watchman's Alibi it
v-.wuu .uri A n
dark, Arthur Spaude. m. a
watchman, told police
That's why he fired a a.
Ihrnuoh tlia , . . l, '
Mannen. who livci a, ,,. .i. . N
from him. Every time he
from work, he said. li. "hari l 01 "VJ
stumbln in lh ,il i. , , ' to 1 ,Jme ,J1
cause Mrs. Mannen al ,' . i onila?
out the light. unm , "Ntcr.
route were uiuympal h, t K.
put him in a cell.
nu.. .
1)1,1 L
take the men's horse slu,,. ,,i,:.
behind Hardin Franklin, a ,,
Lloyd J
'1UIV
accuracy.
However, the RatclilTe t'ov,. men
proved the faster cracker eaters
Bramlelte Stone finished lii.t hi
that event.
Mrs. Ward Kirkpatrick of Hat.
cliffe Cove also took top honors jn
the needle-threading race
Ratcliffe Cove's team 0f Mis
Frank Leopard and Mis. Reeves
Noland also outdistanced iheir rjv".
als in the nail-drivim cimm,,!;,;. "
mumty
rriflav
e1 ilium , - wjq r
for women, but Mrs. Harry Howell prov'ded
and Mrs f!urrai i !
, :' 1,1 "'ves c;nie! Wom a,
through for Lake Junaluska in thc ! '' C MaJ,
ring tossing event. U praver
Mrs. Howell also captured first!
place for Lake Junaluska in the i
potato peeling race. Mrs .
lne "aiclille Cove hoys whip, of Dallas T.. 1
f- in one of . lo Mrs. Ado,,
me iwo scneauied sollball sanies i "route totklj
v..w.. i am iiiuuu uie Held
Day.
The Ratcliffe Cove citizens wish
to express their heartfelt thanks
for the cordial welcome and hospi
tality they received from the Lake
Junaluska people.
DIKE'S
MAYONNAISE
35c P..
OLD VIRGINIA
APPLE BUTTER
28-oz. lar 21c
AMERICAN
SLICED CHEESE
55c lb.
FRENCH
MUSTARD
6-oz.Jar JQc
NBC PREMIUM
CRACKERS
251
GERBER'S
BABY FOOD
3 Jars 29c
KRAFT
Velveeta Cheese
ilb.Pkgs.28c
V4-PRICE SALE
LIFEBUOY SOAP
2 Bath J 0c
OCTAGON
LAUNDRY SOAP
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gift will be doubled. Call 772
tor your FREE SERVICE.
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