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' t : I THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER (Second Section) T 25, 1949 es From Annual Haywood Farm And Home Field Day fa ' V 1 k improvisins can overcome one problem -,-rtrd half-track spreads lime over a , , do this job on slopes as steep as i0 L,io in insnmi's Studio). V h 4 ,1 ' M , W' IfSsa fl Si ifi 111' mi Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walker of Crabtree were honored as being the couple at Hie evenl who had been married longest. The couple taid Ih.'ir vow;. I.riie a minibler 3 years ago. Mr. Walker, who is 84, also won u pue or, the most elderly man at the Field Day. Mr. and Mrs. l'au! Krvin of tVeil won a prize at the Field Hay lor beiiiK the most recently main, d 'oode. l.asl Friday, they had been married esaellv one nionlh and lit das. Field Dav see a disc harrow at work draw.i by - hiRram's Sludio". The ladies of the Upper Crabtree Community Development organ ization cut savory home made pies and cakes for the Field I)a visitors. More than 1,000 men, women, and children saw the farm and home improvement demonstrations and other events at Hie Field Day. ' lliiei.i" will be sung al 11:00 a.m. In I be HI. Hev. Msgr. Casimir F. I.awnicnk. Coiisultor of the Arch diocese of Philadelphia and I'aslor SI John Cant his church, l'lnla Special Polish Service Set for Sunday at the t: It,- Aiiftnui '.'Hrh In.' ii;n un iiuinm.y ins""1 ' . . . i. i.i n..iii. . oil ol SI (ieloliia MoiiKinor Kawuicak will .lolms parish will ci-lebral e llwial.o preach in Polish al I he 11:00 Feast of SI Marv ol Cesloi hovska. I o'clock Mass. A procession of the deferred from August 2lilh. I pai ish will form al SI John's (iram- A Solemn 1!.K1. Mass i, ,,! mar school at 10: SO a. m. and will Pastor Dies As Choir Sings 'I Can Hear My Saviour' The wov. lnppers beuan lo sing a hymn as the Hev. Clive Taylor. (l3-Sear-o!d pastor ended his ser mon in a Seattle Church. "1 can hear my Saviour calling," they sang. ,n Mr. Taylor asked them to sing the last verse. Then he sat down in a chair near the pulpit and closed his eyes. The hymn ended, but the minist er remained seated in the chair. A member of the choir shook him gently. But he was dead of a heart attack. proceed lo I he church. It's estimated that the quantity Conlcsions in Polish will be of milk produced every year in the heard Saturday ninht August 27 at United States would fill a river 7 H0 p m and the following Sunday 3,000 miles long, three feet deep morning al 10:00 a. in. and 40 feet wide. is easi m iz-efecfa'caly f 3 llfflli 1 ijni AIRE !8lllllll1 iidifier r k the larcest family presentat the second annual Haywood County Farm and lent to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hill, left, and their 11 sons and daughters. The Hills fcnts. 'Photo by Ingram's Studio). Iron Duff To Entertain Clyde People The residents of Iron Duff will entertain the people of Clyde on Friday in an inter-community Field Day and farm and home tour. The tour will start at Iron Duff Square, where the visitors will see the improvements at Davis Chapel, .n.,M the 4-H baby beef and dairy calves, and the tobacco and daiiy barn. After that they will visit Ray Miller's, the Atrtioch Baptist Church, Grovcr Hogan's, Jack Chambers's. Lee Williamson's Frank Davis'. Joe Haynes , and Lawrence Brown's. Lunch will be served by the Iron Puff Community Development Club at 12:30 p. m. at the Crabtree Stthcl recreational activities will stat t at 1:30 p. m. j R Caldwell is communuj chairman for Iron Duff, and Wil liam Osborne is the Clyde commu nity chairman. NO EASTER EGGS SAN FRANCISCO (UP1-A look info her backyard rabbit hutch j T,,r.o Miller the impres- gave mis. o"" , sion it had been visited by the Enster bunny. 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