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PAGE October 6, 19 THE WAYNES VnXE JVIQUJJTAINEER About 65 per cent of all the feld spar mined in the U. S conies from Hie Spruce fine area of North I'aioPiia. PROGENY CARRItS OW WINDSOR, Vt. (UP.) More than 150 descendants of JurtilT Morgan, a bay itallion that died over a century and a half ago, were enter.-d in the annual tional I.lui t?an Horse Show here. an Pleased A Elks To Meet Wednesday Night First Methodist Church WAYNESVILLE The Kcv. J. K. Younti, Minister Chunh School. 9:l.ri a.m.. Kran- mon by the minister. Topic: "Sup porting Hands." The Methodist Youth Fellowship will meet at 6:45 p.m. in the Youth (5haoel. night. The change meeting date was made to avoid :t conflict in dates with the annual Lions Club Min strel which will be held Tuesday lience Tuesday Tl: I. Iks 1 1 oin ' meeting of the Wayncsville 'odge has been postponed Tuesday night to Wednesday Hoard of Stewards will be held night at the Wavnesville High ( is M c If. eeneral superintendent MORE ABOUT Am Inform. I mit ins of the I Sunday cv?.;ing at 7 o'clock School auditorium. Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Ser-1 Miss Truman (Continued from ragf 1) i t her ('(Mi ll, Carolina. In Haleigh, Ividsnii Col- niht was llu- lirst in even uiven cnllctfe, 1 In her Miss Helen friend of and James Se lu st or a crs. and was by a corn- Lillian Huch- fpicscnlcd to Paul A. Rcid, Mhodist hor, Pastor ifrifihl. daiiKh Wallcr Wright jvillc. Ii;:s in- Jm- al Western wiiiid ( i in nly Jnnciiiiiivd this E je I1"5' t scl11 "' : tir of the President had been an asset or hindrance in her career . jj. mi a as a singer. j fhc "V1' j With her typical broad smile, she . ing ii"1"" said expressively: Moth." j inl l'ei-i Then after a moment's paute, ?'k 1 she said it had enabled her to appear before some audiences that she ordinarily would have had dif- j ficulty in reaching, then on the I other hand, there were lots of drawbacks as people expect a great deal of me. The last remark brought out the fact that Secret Service men accom panied her, but she explained. 1 put my foot down when I have a date, and won't have them around." ! As she said this she gave a luM laugh. "Now let's keep politics out of 1 this." she said, as a reporter que ried her on her plans lor the l!f2 . campaign. "I am not worrying about anything farther away than j this concert. Besides, 1 have my i own campaign." I She was asked if she enjoyed accompanyiyng her father on In famous campaign last tall n was hard work. And especially all those 6:30 stops in the mornings. That was terrible." Miss Truman aid she dnl not have any favorite opera, as she liked all of them. Asked il she planned to pursue her studies in Europe, she said she would like to go to Europe some day. just to see it, but did not care to study abroad "You have a beautiful country here. The leaves are so pretty in your mountains. i his was nei first trip to Western North Caro lina. She had been to oilier pails of the stale before. Soncono men tioned last fall the trip when he accompanied her parents lo li.il eifih. One member of Hie press party said. "I saw you in lialei:h. and yu appeared to lie having a good time." She quickly replied. "Yes, it was a lovely trip, and all of us enjoyed it so much." Miss Truman I'ef.i Mcrod surprise. and a quick-trigger answer, when a reporter asked if she lell there was any chance ol "anolher famous Truman" seeing her Tuesday. What other Inmi.in do you mean'.'" she asked. Then I he re porter told her that the rresidem was to he in fort ISragg for the day. "Oh. I dul know ui.u what Is lie doing in North l arniina. trying to steal my thunder'.'" After a hearty laugh about nei remark, Afu said her lather could not "slip" anywhere, because he was always surrounded hy "cloud" of Secret Service men. She said the Truman family I'ad some privacy, in that they had some of I heir meals together. II is very evident that Miss Tru man is a determined, and talented young woman, who is seeking to make a name for herself in the i l,i on her own merits. limbic '- Although it was almost nee o'clock, mid she was still talking to the press, and apparently gave no concern about lunch, the re porters felt they might wear ou their warm welcome, and started to leave. One writer turned as the group moved towards (he door and said: "When we. g''t out. there w'U be a lot of questions that will conn to our minds that we wanted to Miss Truman threw hack her head and through a broad smile, said "And 3 K't better answers than I have given you will come to my mind, so guess we will in even on that score.' As the reporters filed out. a Secret Service man on duty whis pered to one writer: "Hid you find out all you wanted to know "We sure did." he was told. "I knew you would, he sh" "Tod that is typical of how one feels after talking In Miss Truman Her gracious charm mak-s ynUecl as if you have known her tor a long, long time. She has diplomacy that match's her beauty which the cameras also fail to register. I Hampton of k'pti'inber 30. Mcdalia of a daughter. Bard Hector of , October 1. Freeman of in. October 2. . Plcmmons of ' 2. pics Towe of Kin, October 3. Itnhinson of idausliler. Oc- Ml'Carlor nl i October 4. fei't Francis of 11. a daughter tl Cagle October 5. of nls Pundry and pe a FREE N'e picked H to each ;ing a birth N CtMintv of twins this ? fall 772 SERVICE. sundry Miller St. DON'T BE VAGUE ..." Y really want someone o come and visit you, extend a defi nite invitation not just "You must drop in some time." . A rDC S JJ I on aidwnr'j- rh : l id I v mmS foN A dffe 'jA S; ?! Ill lll i iA "jmiioii coat dress each fSQtf - ?'v'"'-i' 1 "V i- $ i'fil; . rw. 44fif;fiv Wa? lI?f VV, -fe ?A7 i4 ' 3 rn..nni.. i-oa! 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