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Free Methodist Chapel
HO Boundary Street Waynesville
Rev. Ruth Cruber and
Kev. Charlotte Bishop, Co-Pastors
A gracious, old-fashioned Metho
dist revival is in progress at the
t'liapel each night this week, and
next with the Rev. G. W. Guines of
Atlanta, Ga., bringing the mes
sages. Rev. Gaines is general evan
gelist of the Free Methodist
! Church, and has held a number of
evangelistic campaigns in variou
states.
Special inspirational music is
lurnishfd each night under ilu
I direction of Miss Mary Linda Jif
li ies. The Misses Mildred and Mai -
ilia Veal of Atlanta are in Wayne
! ville for the revival, and also bruit;
beautiful messages in song at the,...
services. Come and enjoy the go--i
pel in sermon and song each niLt
at 7 30.
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Sunday morning worship 11:0(1
Evangelistic service 7:3U p.m.
j "It is a good thing to give thanks
unto the Lord, and to sing praises
ii til o Thy Name, O most High'.
Psalm 92:1.
Crabtree Methodist !
Charge
The Rev. C. O. Newell, Pastor
Sunday, Sept. 18
The pastor will preach at Kincli
er's Chapel on the theiiu- "God's
wailing ones," Isiaih 40:31 -"They
that wait upon the Lord".
Mrs. Newell will preach at Davis
Chapel on the scripture: "lie
shewed unto them Hit hands," "lle-
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Elmer, the swan, 'let! . take-.
Memorial park at ChaiioUe.
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to the usual a- ol su.oi-. Elmer's lit 't male was killed by a dog
the oilier il.iv . Iaki i- -a; a ',ian si liloiu takes a second mate in
a lit,- tune llul I'.lnu i ' ilnl.i.ni 11, even chiseled in on another
male swan to win (Ii, .dln-l -, ol lii new male. t.l' VVireplioto'.
MOHK AllOl l
Field Day
(Continued from Pace 1)
CtV Will ol.IV fell the pills' snlllv.11 '
title, while Upper Crabtree, Kast
Pigeon, and Iron Dull' sol'tball
teams will compete for the boys'
crown.
Kach of the six communities also
will have representatives in tug-o-war.
group singing, quartet and
trio singing, and men's and women's
horseshoe pitching.
County recreation officials at the
Same time reminded Hie residents
of each community that the one
having the largest delegation at
tending the events will be awarded
f)0 points on their score sheet.
The over-all winner will be de
cided on the basis of the highest
number of points compiled in all
events.
In addition to the number for
greatest attendance, the winner of
the girls' sollball game will he
awarded 25: boys' sollball. 23; wo
men's horseshoe pitching. 10; men's
horseshoe pitching. 10; tiig-o-vvar,
20; quartet and trio singing, 20;
and group singing. 30.
The first event of the day will
be the hoys' sollball games, sched
uled to start at 10 a m.
Lunch for the visitors will be
available at concessioo stands
which will he open on the grounds
Serving with Mr. I.eatherwood
on the general Field Day commit
tee are Miss Margaret Creen.
David Underwood, Stanley Living
ston of Civile, the liev Civile Col
lins ol llelliel. Mrs. Chiton Shook
of Saunuiik and .lack Justice,
! Champion Y MCA phvical direc
tor.
Ul'IU:i.AI! ADDS I IXINC.S
STOM ll M. Ma - H I'. A bin
glar who iilh'il Hie SI. Clair n
laiiranl had the makings of ,
pi-ell V I'ooll pal IV HI i eie
Mure- lul haul of $100. He
six i hit kens .mil ix steaks.
lool,
The largest dinosaur found in
South Dakota'- While River region,
home of pre-lusloi i listers mil
lions ol years ago, was the hronto
tlieriuin Sniiilai in appearance to
a rbineoieio-. Ihi- i ivalme readied
the si.e of a lull-grown elephant.
hold My hands. '. Jim 0 JO.
The Crablree-lron Dull Metho
dist Youth Fellow -slupw ill meet al
the parsonage al 7 :tl! p in.
Now's A Good
Time!
Have You Had
A Check-Up
Lately?
If not. it would be a Rood idea to see your physician
soon and let him look you over. By so doing you may
avoid serious trouble later.
When your doctor prescribes for you. you may brin
his prescription here with full assurance that it will be
filled strictly according to his wishes.
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THE WAYNESVTLI.&
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naiidc at his new mate in Shwon
and herein hangs a story "contrary
MO UK ABOUT
East Pigeon
(Continued from l'aue 1)
l
Mountaineer. He explained the
proposed expansion of the Hay
wood county Hospital, the needs
lor more facilities .and the small
costs of the expansion to Haywood
taxpayers.
Much interest was shown 4n the
approaching election, and a show
of hands indicated that almost 100
per cent of the group present
planned to vole for the expansion
program. After the talk by Mr.
Huss, the group was told by Mr.
Wells: "1 favor the expansion pro
gram. I am a booster of that hos
pital, and if it had not been for
that hospital, 1 would have died 20
years ago 1 am going to do all 1
can for the bond election, because
we really need a larger hospital."
After the meeting, the choir
spent some time in practicing for
the held day contests.
MORI! ABOl'T
South Clyde
(Continued from Page II
The Mountaineer.
Kxprcssing confidence that the
proposed expansion program will
be (allied, Mr. Russ said thai he
believes the citizens of Haywood
will not put the dollar mark above
pi oleel ion of Hie lives of them
selves, their families, and friends.
Chairman William Osborne pre
sided over Ihe business session,
dining which September 2(i was
di signaled as clean-up day for 'he
I'h a ant Hill Cemetery. The com
niiinil.v development group has
been working on the cemetery this
Summer as one of ils chief pro-net-
Lunch will he served to the
woiker- on that day and the regu
lar in.. 'ting will he held ill Hie af
teinooii al the cemetery grounds.
I.lovd Justice and Kyle Lindsay
were authorized, by vote of tie'
eioiip, to make name signs for the
. lailboxes nt Hie organization's
members. Mr. O'honie is to be re
ioii ihle for posts for the boxes.
"lir.AMACIil. HALL" DOES IT
MLMIMIIS. Tenn. U'PI N. C.
liovd. a steel worker, received a
biain concussion when he was
s 1 1 nek in the back of the head by
a headache ball," which is what
steel workers call a heavy iron
weight attached to the cable on a
huge crane.
I
MOUNTAINEER
Hay vopd Men To
Study Hatching
Egg Business
Haywood County farmers will
make a poultry lour ol CTa
County next Thursday to see w hat
can be done about raising laying
and producing eggs for hatching.
Th.e trip is being sponsored b
the ComnuinUy Development Pro
gram's Poultry Commission, headed
by Commission Chairman Van
Wells of Pigeon.
The group will leave by private
car at H a.m. at the Haywood Coun
ty Court House. Mr. Wells ad
vised that those wtu plan to make
(he trip must provide then own
transportation
The farmers will return to
Wavnesville at ti p. in that day
County Agent Wawie CnrpeiniK
said there is a market lor all the
hatching eggs that ran be pro
duced i" this county.
"One dealer alone said he would
lake 500 cases ilfi.000 dozen' such
eggs a week." the county agent
added.
He puinted out that in the last
12 mouths, the price paid tor
hatching eggs averaged US cenls
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"THE HOME OF
MOLL APART
Young Father I
(Continued from Page 11
'fathers, he looked as IIioiikIi he'd i
been tne hr-1 per-cn m the world
le eel the idea.
His xoiing wife. Mollie. who is
l."i. had been admitted last Sunday.
Kroni that time on. Ralph said, he
didn't sleep a wink.
Then, at 1 1 4 r p in , a nurse told
hinr "lil's a girl."
II ee.iainU was worth waiting
for. he and Mollie admitted later.
The newest Zimmerman, a little
blonde. hlue-eed husky, tipped the
si ah s at seen pounds, ten ounces
shoilh attei she was introduced
mlo Ihe world
P.alpti. who s.ands live three and
a iloen.
I.i !n Ninth Carolina deinon-
sir.it ion fhu kr, on winch records
were kepi paid a net profit of
S,.i 1-1 pei bird, over and above feed
. lists.
This is a rood chance lor many
small farmers particularly to sup
plement their income at very little
i ost. he added.
"We will see some very inexpen
sive elm ken houses on this trip"
and the famous
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weigh-- about 120 legisteied sur
prise mingled with justifiable pride.
"She's nearly big as 1 am." he
triniied.
Like many a father through the
ages, he had hoped for a boy. So
had Mollie. Hut both, after seemi'.
the baby, agreed that they were
both well satisfied.
They met after Mollie and her
parents. Mr. and -Mrs Joseph W il
liam Rhinehart, had moved from
Jackson County to settle along
; Aliens Creek near the Zimmer
1 man's about two and a halt years
1 ago.
One day, about a year later, they
decided to get married.
Right now, they are try in--', to
liguie out a name lor their girl
She'll be the guesl of honor when
j they celebrate their tii-'t anniver
sary on November 1".
While Ralph prepared the li.ni e
on Allen.-. Creek tor Hu ll ptliu.i-
: neiil visitor. Molhe and the b.ibv
; i eniained in good hands
Thousands of infants have seen
their first llglil ol dav m the
hospital. But the niir-es on the
third lioor were as carotid as
though the girl born Moml.iv men,
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PAGE TUMpl
Visitors to Colorado
Like to Come Back
DENVER i UP Bette than one
out of three out-of-state visitors to
Colorado make return trips to the
Mile High State.
The Colorado Resources Devel
opment Council, Inc., questioned a
civiss-section of tourists in Colo
rado during 1948. Comprising 87.8
per cent of the total number quer
ied were those who visited the state
before and came back for another
look.
Thosp who cam on the -recom
mendation of others made up 22.3
per cent Tourists who were
spin ml to travel in Colorado by
unieaine and newspaper adveitise-ineiii-
made up 18 2 per cent; 14.9
pei 1 1 nt tame because they have
lel.iiive' or friends living here,
and c.!i per cent for reasons of
health.
Early Spanish settlers brought
with them many of the domesti
talecl animals common throughout
the l ulled States today. Anjoflg
others, they transplanted horses,
cat He, sheep, goats, pigs, burros,
and cats into the southwest.
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