Loon, September 29, 1949
MORE ABOl'T
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day night as pi" ihlo. in " ' i l
tluit the results can ho tabid il"d
The registiars .ml judge i.m
been nanii'd for Ihe ch-clion a. to!
lows:
Ileavrrdam Township
Precinct No. 1: L IV II. i n
n.tistrar. Toiiiinic Si.mHh 1 "
Trd Walker, .Iiuh'i
i Precinct No. 2: .la k ( h !! in
I Registrar. Mrs. (1. ('. Hi ;. m
I Cladson Hanry, Judges.
Prnrilicl No. 3- M i's. Hi
Smathers. Registrar, C. i. '.'ok and
, Mrs. Wallace Davis, Judge-.
I I'rccinct No. 4: Mi .. a.lc K!..-.i
: Registrar, Bill Franklin and Wilbcr
Steprens. Judges.
Precinct No. r: L I-. Smatln'i--.
Registrar. Wilson Fisher and '.' ill
or Hawkins. .Indues.
Piecinct No. (i: S. ('. Wood, Hi
istrar. IS II. Hycrs and .l.n k il
liams. .Indues.
Clyde Township
N. C. West, Ken-I i al . C.ii I.t
Osborm and l'.ru; e IS. own. .hid :is . ,
I'iRi'Oll Township
Walker Brown. Ii' .islrnr, Halpli
Kelly and Jim Wc'.cli. Judge-.
Kast 1'ork '!": usiiip
Ilex i'less. Kegi.-t i as . Wi'huin
Clark and Wes l'le.-s, ,lnd.;es.
Cecil Township
Jerry Francis. Kcgi-lrar. Kt n
lirownintt and Lllnn Ch.nnher-.
.Indues.
Ivy Hill Township
Wiihurn Campbell, lirn 1 1 ir.
Grady Moody and lam I .Unodv.
Judges.
White Oak Township
Fslolla 'league. Hci -l rar. loie
Lcdford and A. (L Lahlw in, .In lu
es. Fines Creek Township
Charlie McCrary. Hivi-lrar, Hoy
lingers and Harrison !.ni-.. .Iiiii'.e
Crahtree Township i
Fred Noland, H-ui -i 1 vr. licorget
Rest and James Kitkp.it tick, Judg
MOKE ABOl'T
Hallowe'en
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child, i n vv lio Ill in Hin.e categories
' iiipir in Hie cmitesls, which
"'II ' lai I iiuhi after school is
i ' on t i . 1 1 1 1 w f 11 day
'I'l'c liiddirn ran net their paint
v Ian Ha i .-.-i in at the Chamber
"' I on. in oil iit The only ar-
' " a- Hi. i iiii'o-tanl will have to
' hi m Ii 1 i onalh is a paint brush
I.a. ii lunir-tanl will he .assigned
a number and the window which he
oi -.iie is to paint.
The number will go on the win
.!". a a soil of signiature of the
Mil- m in k
Waynesville Township
Lake .lunalu-ka I'recinet: Mrs.
l.i.'ie Ii. eves, lieeistrar. llufth
Ilia! Leal In rwood and .1. L. Walk
. r. .Ind'.'.e
llai lunod Precinct: Mrs Carol
Whil ner. I Ii ;'. I l rar, Mrs. liaymond
lawloul and Cecil Mooney. ,ludK-
Sonlh 'a nes ille Mrs. Craw
loid MeCiaiken. Registrar. Mrs. W.
A. 1 1 iit t and Porter McClurc,
.1 uilms
North Wavnesulle: Hulh Kelly.
iuMisiiar. Harry Clay and Ida
Mulhs, .Indues.
Jonathan Creek Township
Dirk Moody, Ketislrar. Mrs. Jule
Bowl and Jack Leal herwood. .ludu
r (. at a loorliee Piecnirl: Lnch Cald
well. KrL'isti ar, Lc i Caldwell and
( oh Siillon. .Indues.
BiU ( nek Precinct: Mack Cald
well. Keuisl rar. Crow Hopkins and
io ed Siillon. .Indues.
Iron Dull' Township
() I.. Vales. HcKislrar, Frank
lai. and Tinu man Davis, Judges.
All the original land surveys
aioimd Lake Punuo in North Caro
lina are In.-d to an ancient cypress
1 ee on the lake shine, the stump
-ol w lui h is si ill standing.
MORE ABdl'T
District DAR
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jeels of the society, which are di
vided into Ihree main phases - lo
keep alive the memory of the
founders of t ho nation, to promote
education, and to foster true pa
tiioism She made a plea for a
f u-lit auainst the inroads of social
ism and communism.
Mrs .1 S Silverstecn of Brevard
presented Miss Cairaway. who out
lined the work of the DAB She
Inld of the Golden Jubilee to he
held next year.
An invitation to meet next year
in Asheville was extended by Mrs
Hoy Cajjle of the Huth Davidson
Chapter and was accepted by the
district
In addition to Miss Can aw ay and
Mrs. Sil erslcen, former slale re
cents presented were Mrs. V . II
Belk and Mrs Pies'. .n I! Wilkes.
.Ir
The Hex. M It Williamson save
I he invocation, and Mrs. A. G.
Barnell led I he plcdue lo the llau
Miss Huth Greenle led in the reci
tation of the American creed, and
I he address of w elcome w as made
by Mrs Killian The response was
Uiven by Mrs. Fuuene Cross.
The followinu chapter reuenls
Have reports:
Kdward Buncombe, Asheville.
Mrs. A G Harnett; Huth David
son. Asheville. Mrs. II. G. Flhe
ridUe; Waiuhlsill Avery. Brevard.
Mrs C. I. Newland: Joseph Mc
Dowell, llendersonville. Mrs Ii F.
Walters; Martha Petliurew. Marion.
Mrs W. W. Neal; Greenlee. Old
Fori. Miss Nina Greenlee; Col. John
Alston, Valdese, Mrs. C. C. I.onu;
Dorcas Bell Love, Mrs. Killian
Anionu state and national offi
cers and chairmen who made brief
tadks were Mrs, H. C. Whilakcr.
slab' reeordinu secretary; Mrs. M
(.). Noland. vice state repent Mrs.
Hulh A. Lyon, correspondmu sec
retary; Mrs. .1 II Suminei die.
stale reuistrar; Mrs. A. J. Kellen
beruer, state historian; Mrs. O. L
At The Park Two Days
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Mr nd Mrs Felix Slovall and
daughter. Miss Sally Stovall. and
their uutst, Mrs W. C. KlinEen-
smith ol Tit Ui, ille. Kla.. will motor
lo KnoxviUc lor the game Sa'ur-day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Brown and
Mr. and Mr Marvin Bondi hsve
returned to their homes In De
troit, Mich., after a visit with Mf.
and Mrs. L. H. Bramtctt.
Task Force, a thrilling picture, featuring Gary Cooper and
Jane Wvatl will he sent at the Park today and tomorrow The ail
viitisemciil of the Park will he found on page 4 of the second
sect ion
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Winter
ts Yowi With
V Stre G
OPENS THIS VEEK-A PROMOTIONAL SALE
WITH THE SLOGAN
"ABOVE ALL
VALUES FOB FALL"
:ds of special values scattered throughout our
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DEPARTMENT STORE - YOURS FOR THE
RE NOT flOING TO LIST THEM IN AN AD
f IF YOU NEED FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE?
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OUTSTANDING VALUt&r
IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY AND TIME?
- YOU ABE INVITED - TO RAY'S
, the vcrv .ow prircs nlTrrcH - by ,h. cooperB.i.t of the firm of KLY
"u ii inane ioiim;
r fnr -l store in the world.
R Probably the largest source of n.er. bandit - for ..
READY WITH FALL MERCHANDISE
AY'S Department btore
We Don't Claim To Be The Largest - But The Best.
MOKI. AliO I T
Survey
(Continued from page one)
Margaret Johnston, chairman of the
commit tee immediately.
Miss Johnston said the lindings
ol I hi- survey will he availahle for
use in all chilis when il is com
pleted .
"II should prove of value to
Hie organizations in their selection
ol eoiiiinu n it ,v projecls," she added.
The oilier nicnihers of I he cluh's
commit lee are Mrs Mary Kelner
and Miss Fhzahrth MiCraeken.
Ilenrv . stale lihrarian: Mrs. J. II.
Diiiiovanl. national chairman of
genealogical rci onls, Mrs. Hoy
Cagle. slate chairman of Indian
work. Mrs Preston It Wilkes, state
chairman ol approved schools; Mrs.
J li. Norwood, slate president of
the CAH. Mrs. V Convers, iiiem
liei'slnp slale chairman of CAH.
Mrs. C A, Kernodle, slale chair
man of conserv at ion; Mrs. W. W.
Whaley, stale chairman of Hie stu
dent loan fund; Mrs. .1. II. Summcr
ville. slale chairman of genealogi
cal records; Mis Sam Lee. slate
junior inenihiTship chairman; Mrs.
J C. Moore, junior American cili
zensliip. Mr... S. I-. Mailliey, stale
i haii inan of million piclurcs; Mrs.
T. Frank Lander, stale program
chaiuuan. Mrs. Carl W. McMur
ia .lale rhaiiinan of Ihe ailvance-
nieiii ol Ann i n an music, Mrs. H
F Wallers, slate chairman of mil i
' larv 'ci v ice Mrs. W. C. Tucker.
slate c I i.i I in i.i n ol lrvon Palace.
Keporls were given hy the adult
leaders ol Ihe CAH district chapters
a, lollnws: Joseph Howell, Mrs.
,1. II Howell. Captain David Vance.
Mrs .1 Tatiim and Miss Laura
Met Iiiirc
Mis. Monnie Hill, district secre
,'iry, r..ive a report, and Mrs. M. (
Jackson. hisloriam. told of her
w ork The nominal ing committee,
of which Mis, (). A. Meyer was
chairman, recommended the re
election of Ihe present district
officers.
rs H F. Walters gave the enur-
report. and Mrs. W. F. Swift
presented the pages, Harriet Gib
son, Laura McGuire, Lane Prevost
and Linda Sloan.
Former stale and district officers
were presented as follows: Mrs.
Mver of Ilendersunville, for
stale treasurer; Mrs. .1. II.
Howell. Sr.. of Way nesville, former
' 'lale ch.ni man of Indian Work;
iIis T Lenoir Ciwyn, lormer slate
recording eciclaiy and lihrarian;
ami Mi - S H Bushnell, lormer
ilisl i id (In ci lor.
l.nncli was served al noon ill the
dining room of the church. Ihe
tables were decorated with howls
of autumn Mowers and the places
were marked hy hand drawings
of hears placed on miniature logs
ol wood.
Miss Ann Doas. daughter ol Mr 1
and Mrs. J. K. Deas of ('anion, is
a member of the freshman class al
Brevard College.
... !
David Deas, son ol Mr ami Mrs
J. K. Deas of Canton, is a member
of the sophomore class at PfeilVer
College.
PROVEN
DRUGS
PROVE BEST!
Time is the test of all good tilings, and for that
reason we use only those pharmacals produced
bv reliable brand name makers. Their time
proven products have passed all tests!
PKOTKIT YOUR HEALTH
WITH I'ROVKN PRODUCTS!
Your Walgreen Agency
CURTIS
DRUG STORE
i
Home Owned and Operated
"Depend on Us Your Doctor Docs."
YES, You Will Find Them at RAY'S
FRIENDLY TEEN-AGER SHOES
POPULAR WITH YOUNG FOLKS BECAUSE THEY
ARE SO VERY SMART
POPULAR WITH PARENTS BECAUSE THEY ARE
MODERATE IN COST -- AND WEAR SO WELL
Approved by th Council
n Compui Faihloni
Mr
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O ()
mel
III
Deaths
HOOPr.R IN' KANT
C.i'.ive.ide riles for the infant
..on of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H.
Hooper of Haz.elvvood, who died
Mondav. were hold Wednesday
morning in Btimgarner Cemetery
nor WhiMi'T.
Square DaneinK ClirUs
ANN AliHOH. Mich, i li. P. t In
terest in srpiare dancing mounted
so fast during the summer term at
the University of Michigan that
quadrille dances were featured four
night s a week.
WANT ADS
attiation : : :
FTHFH urci'iillv needs day
care lor boy age S. Hours 8:30
a in. to 4 00 p m Can pay reason
able rate. Phone Welfare Dept.
125 S29
LOS T Kve glasses on Main Street
near Post Office or Pigeon Street
On September 23. Keward. Call
723-J. S 29
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You're Prettier and Smarter
with a wardrobe of
Friendly 'Teen Shoes
Girls who get around look to
Friendly 'Teen Shoes for their complete
footwear wardrope. Shown here, four
winners from our Fall collection designed
for every happy occasion.
AS SIEN IN "SIVINTIIN"
IT PAYS TO BUY SHOES AT
RAY'S Shoe Department