THE WAYNES VlLLE MOUNTAINEER
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lions Honor
Children For
Ticket Sales
Z The members of l In- Wavnesville
fcions Club last Thursday nk'ht
Repressed their appi oei.ition in a
material wax to Hi.1 boys and girls
tyho had spent i lx-n live lime sell
ing ticket-, to 1 1 ? ilub's annual
Minstrel.
't Herbert Anpel chairman of the
tub's tii kt t -ale- committee, pre
sented $: pii.e-. In the Last
Wavnesville -l in.ul and Carl Scout
Troop 6 a tl.e -lU.iuh lor WI1
fcini! the "t.ain coiilt-ls in -.ellillK
Vile greatest luiinbi i ..I lu'kets.
1 The individual wimers were
gut-is ol the ihib at the dinner
meetii.t' at the Kir I Methodist
Church Cah V.i.uduard of East)
Wavnesville S.'ho.il to.o.ed all oth-1
er "salesnn n" with a total of :t2.7(
in ticket reivip;-.
SlurUv Ma.- t 'oi.n.it -ei and Man !
Grouser of t!i n.ihi' iroi.'' I...I tor
; 1,, , ill !!. .iliH'IU'
Brothers Held
y j2 Ui r - m
111 C fc fcv. llM
Benjamin
first plan u. '
the nirinli. i
Which took i'.
sales cainpai i
Each - old - '
the -I, ..'A.
portion .a II.-.
sale- total rl -The
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competi'.i.... I
tal a!r- ri -1
Othcl -.lari
content .'- 1
and Ha. e'...-d
Sandra Call
vidual 1 1 : ''
student !
all ntht: pup
School.
The ell. UN oi
the sclu r.
resulted i;'.
$410.
Mr A ii
avnee ami .
Thr C i;'
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schoii
Seoul
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Burton iRed) Ran;om. 2ti, dtfn and his bi other,
.right '. 3f. are in i-al at I'oluaibus, O , on federal auto theft charges,
both are chained in Wade boro with the slaying of James Mal
colm Stiirlt v . :7 of Holhs. yiitens. N. V. Burton vv;s arrested in
I'oliinihu-. Dl. 111. and Benjamin was tak.n. Oct 21 in a .anes
Mlle. I)., hotel, i AT photos'.
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350 Attend Baptist Mass
Meeting In Hazel wood
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Ida c-hildren ot
Clyde Pastor
To Conduct Radio
Devotions
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Mr ai.d Mi- l'.a Kline l ave re
turned Una h.ai.r 1 1 . 1 )ion.
Illinoi- afl- i i -.1 i ' to 'he hitler's
brother .-i.d -i ..r-ii.-l.e.v Mi and
Mi- Ctr M.--I.
About 3.r0 people attended the
Haywood Associational Sunday
School and Training Union mass
meeting at the llazelvvood Baptift
church Tuesday night. Twenty
two churches were represented.
A feature of the meeting was the
The Reverend V T. Medlin. pas- message by Rev. D. H. Daniel,
tor of the Chde Methodist church. I'lor of the First Baptist church
will be the speaker for morning of Hendersonville. He stressed
t troo.x devotions over WHCC Mondav the importance ot iranung .,, u,c
,.!,- of through Saturday of next week at and home. The speaker
9 15. The following week the pas- was presented by Rev. L. C Ll-
tor of Long's Chapel. Reverend t i ott. pastor ot me r usi uapc.si
l'aul H. Duckwall. will be the church here, and a class-mate of
speaker. the speaker.
The Sunday morning worship The Training Union program
. service will be broadcast from the was under the supervision of Mrs.
i First Methodist church at 11 Sam Knight, general director, and
i o'clock. The pastor. Reverend J. the theme, "The Faithful Witness, '
! K Yountz. will deliver the sermon, was used throughout the program.
The year-round Baptist Hour mav ' Jark Medford, general Sunday
be heard Sunday afternoon at 3:30 School Superintendent, was in
UT.OS. with Dr. R. 1 charge ot me program 101 mr
Sundav School workers, and worn
1 that the ad
- 'otallcd $517
. .i ..pprei i.ition
::a.,r.i- .-t the
a.!.:- ol t!ie
conducted the
over
C. Li
station
e as speaker.
Long's Chapel
Receives Altar
Set Formally
The beautiful new altar set ol
the Long's Chapel Methodisl
church was dedicated Immediately
after last Sunday's morning wor
ship service.
The set, which Includes a cross,
two candlesticks, and two vases,
was presented in memory of Dr.
and Mrs. M. F.. Stackhouse of
Georgia by their aaugmeis ana
son.
Mrs. J. E. Banks of August, rep
resentint! her sisters, Mrs, Leo B.
Roberts of Montgomery, Ala., and
Mrs. VV. A. Cregory of Griffin, Ga.,
and her bi other. J. M. Stackhouse
of Richmond, a . made the pres
entation. A. J. McCracken. a trustee of
the church, accepted the memorial
lor the church.
The Rev. Paul H. Duckwall, the
pastor, then dedicated it to the
glory of Clod.
White chrysanthemums, present
ed by Billy Gregory of Griffin, a
grandson of 1 jr. and Mrs. Stack
house, decorated I lie chancel of
the church. -
Mrs. Staeklioti-.? was a member
of Long's Chapel at the time of
her death la-t July.
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Lxpiosion wi uus uiu vc vvicKb i Duuaing
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Rites Arc Held
Today For
Miss Arledge
Miss Laura E. Arledge, 88. died
Tuesday night at ;".ie home of her
niece. Mrs. L. M. Killian. alter a
long illness.
' Services were held at the grave
side in Oakdale Cemetery, llender
souville. this afternoon at 3 o'clock
with the Rev. L. D Hayes, pastor
of the Kir.-t Methodist Church of
Hendersonville. officiating.
Pallbearers were C. Few. Fred
Karl Boaiii
dited a
in his cafe at Clinton, and the building caved in upon him.
i in- t t-i -
ritic
;-piosiou blew down the walls and the roof collapsed. Bryant was injured seriously hul d.u i
?ive him a s,ood cli.uui to live. Spectators gaze in awe at the wrecked building. (AP PI
lotui.
Hallowe'en Event
Held At Cruso
School Friday
A well-rounded, cnlertaining pro-
Queen To Be
Chosen At
Central School
The crowing of a queen at Ccn-
pram featured the Hallowe'en ' tral Elementary School will high-
Carnival held at the Cruso school
l;sl Friday.
TUe event was sponsored by the
scnool and the Ci uso Community
Development Club.
Cynthia Burris, a first grade
sludent and daughter of Mr. and
?-Ir . M. V. Burrcs- won the popu
larity contest in an election spon
sored by the sch io'.
Another outstanding feature of
the evening was the skit. "Tall
Justus. Ben Foster, S. Maxwell, and Tails From Amos And Andy
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FRANKLIN NORTH CAROLINA
O.-lidi. r '.'O l'Hll
KI'.SOI.I I IONS
WHF.RF.AS . I. ma I! Bovd --ei-
ed lllall e.o a one ol the DlleC-
tor- and i. e-l'i. -al. nl of We-lei n
Carolina 'I . l.-phoi:.- ( .,!ujan . and
as such l)lie:loi an. I (ittlclal con
tributed ereallv of hi tlnir and
abllUv to the growth and expan
sion of it- ba-ini ., and a-. so
serving at the linii of hi-- death,
on 1 t loh.-i l -t't and
WHKHLAS Mr HomI at all limes
during tl--i maiiv veals, per
formed hi ullici.d dulie;. in con
nection Willi Western Carolina
Telephone (dri.paii, in a com
petent, eflu i ill an.l l ourteou- m
ner:
NOW. THKT.KFORF., he it re
solved:
ill That We til
membei ot the Ihutd of Inreitor-.
and Official of Ue-lelli Calolllia
Telephone Compare de-he to ex
press our d-ei -'vmpathv to the
family id the J.-u-j ed in tiicir
great lo- .
I2i That de ire to cvpre--s
our appit-ciaiiou lot hi lute', and i
efficient service- a a Director and j
Official of the Ue-tein Carolina:
Telephone Compam ihat hi- tine ,
spirit, cooporatioti and ahh- -eivices
ed the program around the slogan,
Take Your Family To Sunday
School."
A series of conferences were
held prior to the general meeting,
and leaders of the different con
ferences included Mr. Medford,
Mrs. Raymond Wells, Rev. C. L.
Bissett. B A. Horton, Daphne
Wavnesville pastors serve as ! Boone. Mrs. P. H Gentry. Mrs
vi-,.,ng ministers at the Francis : Jake . Schulholer and Mrs. W. H.
nurgin.
Special music for the occasion
was given by the Hazelwood choir.
Jarvis Brock was director of music,
and Miss Esther Mae Gibson, pianist.
Francis
Cove News
Bv MRS. WM. HOLL1NGS WORTH
Mountaineer Correspondent
Church Sunday afternoons.
On the first Sunday of each
month, the Rev. M. R. Williamson,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Wavnesville. preaches at
the services.
On the third Sundays, the Rev
J. F.. Yountz, pastor of the First
Methodist Church of Wavnesville,
is guest minister, and on fourth
Sundays, the Rev. L. G. Elliott,
an. j pastor of the First Baptist Church,
!- in the pulpit.
The citizens of Francis Cove in
We evervone from all other com-
rem iinine "lunitie--, to attend these and other
services at the church.
Sunday School classes are fol
lowed o the preaching services at
2:30 P. M.
H. E. Drake.
Miss Arledge. a native of Hen
dersonville. was the daughter of
the late Isaac and Rebecca Holbert
Arledge. For the past six and a
half years she has made her home
here with Mrs. Killian.
Surviving in addition to Mrs. Kil
lian, are six nieces, Mrs. Claude
M. Pace. Miss Anne Justus, Mrs.
K. G. Morris, and Mrs. Ettie Car
son of Hendersonville, Miss Eliza
beth R. Aiken of Bethlehem. Pa.,
and Mrs. .1. Y. WolTord of Danville,
Ky.; and two nephews, J. I. Arledge
of Hendersonville, and L. P. Ar
ledge of Portsmouth, Va.
Arrangements were under file
direction of Garrett Funeral Home.
which proved a popular comedy
success. .
The carnival opened with a
prayer, scripture reading, and
group singing.
The auditorium was decorated
by the primary grade students and
their teachers with autumn leaves,
providing a. beauiful setting for
the program.
The efforts of Paul Grogan of
Cruso school, who assisted in mak
ing the arrangements had a large
share in the success of the event.
PERSONALS
Francis Cove 'chool children now
find riding in their school buses
much smoother. Raccoon Road has
been paved with a hard surface.
Between CO and 70 students who
live in the Cove ride the school
buses.
will lie great I v iiii--.il and that in!
the passing of Mr Bo.d Western I Lasl Sunday night, Francis Cove
North Carolina and Noith Carolina ' citizens organized a union for the
'. s a wi.ole. ha h,a one of its most I un? People of the Cove at a
? useful citizen w ho devoted a long j meeting at the church.
Snd useful Mfp to the ,il, he as ;. ' They elected officers and decid-
Betsy Janes
Has Party On
7th Birthday
Miss Betsy Boyd Janes celebrated
her seventh birthday with a party
at her home on Branner Avenue
Wednesday afternoon. She was
a - isled in entertaining by her
mother. Mrs. Owen Janes, and her
aunt, Miss Edna Boyd.
The Hallowe'en motif was observ
ed in decorations and refreshments
and Hallowe'en favors were pre
sented to each guest.
The guests were Susan Moody,
Kay Boyd, Patsy and Maxine Sims,
Mary Otis Burgin, Betsy Istey,
Carolyn Janes. Donald and Joseph
Davis. Jackie Siler, Bill Crawford,
Ronny and Larry Leatherwood and
Freddy Hill.
Wavnesville
Dramatics Club
Organized
A Dramatics Club was organized
among the ninth grade students c2
the Wavnesville Township High
School this week.
Initiation of members took place
Monday and officers were elected
as follows: President, Stanford
Massie; vice-president, Sylvia Cam
lin; secretary, Lucy Swanger; treas
urer, Barbara league; and histori
an, Rose Leatherwood.
Miss Bass, ninth grade English
teacher, is faculty advisor for the
new club.
THRIFT TIP
Instead of discarding your old
housedresses, turn them into
aprons. If the dress is faded, use
a reputable byand of dye to give
it new color and new life.
See Our Want Ads For Bargains
Among the Waynesville fans who
plan to attend the Clemson-Wake
Forest game at Clemson on Satur
day are Mrs. Henry Foy, Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Bridges, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Phillips, and Dr. and Mrs. R.
Stuart Roberson.
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Mrs. Walter Taylor of Baltimore,
has arrived for a visit to her moth
er, Mrs. John N. Shoolbred.
Mrs. Robert E. Wood of Eliza
bethan, Tennessee, is expected
next week for a visit to her mother,
Mrs. John N. Shoolbred.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hyatt are
leaving tomorrow to spend the
week-end in Boone as guests of
Mrs. Hyatt's brother, W. 11. Dam
eron, Jr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wolfrom of
Brownsburg, lnd. were week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Guy Mas-
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sic.
light the program at the annual
Hallowe'en Carnival to be held
tonight.
The queen will be selected from
girls sponsored by ten Waynes
ville firms and representing the
ten grades in the school.
The contestants, their grades
and sponsors are as follows: Jean
McDaniel, Miss Patterson's first
grade, Smith's Drug Store; Geor
gia Arm Henson, Mrs. Boyd's first
grade, Waynesville Bicycle and
Key Shop; Sarah Cobb, Mrs. Eck-
i hoff 's second grade. Firestone
Home and Auto Supply Store; Tess
Massie, Mrs. Dulin's second grade,
Massie Furniture Company; Phyl-
liss Ruff, Mrs. Lee's third grade,
James Furniture Co.; Melba Cow
ard, Mrs. Leatherwood's third
grade, Haywood Builders Supply
Co.; Gray Watkins, fourth grade,
Curtis Drug Store; Patricia Patton,
fifth grade, C. E. Ray's Sons; Mar
garet Kinsland, Mrs. Howell's sixth
grade, Howell and Phillips Esso
Service; and Patsy Leatherwood,
Mr. Rogers' sixth grade, Justice
Furniture Co.
Other entertainment will include
bingo, fortune telling, and a fish
pond. Refreshments will be avail
able in the dining room and a coun
try store will be operated.
Presbyterians
To Observe Home
Mission Work
The Women of the Hazclwood
Presbyterian church, circles meet
ing jointly, will observe the Week
of Prayer and Self-Denial for
Home Missions in a review uf the
Home Missions study book, "Mis
sions At The Grass-Roots." at the
jwanse, tuesaay evening at 7.30
o'clock. Mrs. F. A. Plummer, of
Asneviue, ttecording Secretary of
the Presbyterial, will review the
book for the Women of the church
and also for the women of the
church of the Bethel church who
have been invited to meet togeth
er.
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Mrs. H. C. Ferguson of Wavnes
ville, her sister, Mrs. C. L. Plein
mons, and Capt. Plemmons of
Washington, D. C, and Orlando.
Fla.f Mr. and Mrs. Millard Fergu
son, and Mrs. Annie McCracken of
Waynesville were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Coward of Luck.
Madison County, last Sunday.
Mrs. Coward, who will observe
her 87lh birthday soon, is a sister
of Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. I'lcin
mons. They were joined by anolhci
sister, Mrs. Laura Duckett and her
daughter, Mrs. llaney of I lot
Springs, and Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Plemmons. Mr. Plemmons is a
brother of Captain Plemmons.
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London White
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WANT TO P.EN1
share imp ami
adult- in lam
pel ielic.il tal
hart Il:i7elrt
Hallowe'en Events
Are Scheduled
eacher. legislaior public official. d hold meetings every Minaay
hanker and bteiia - tr.an. : ai i p. in. mi me new juu.u
3i That a cor- ot im -e resolu- i sanization.
k-. roii. a ... (,.ii,. I The voune people will conduct
copy lo the pre. ,,r,i a c.pv spread a program at each meeting. Fnr Thl? Wppk
ipon the mmul. - of V..vier Car..-' .AH Parents and friends are in- J- Alio 'CCIV
lina Telephi.ru ( nmp.:nv. vuea to aueno.
the above lesolutiuns were (
unanimously oa-- d and adopted at. i
Use Mountaineer Want Ads""
Use Koch Freed Then Rearrested
held on 2!J
Ik en suffering from an infected arm
the regular n,ie,,i
rii'li.lu.r l l.l l - I r.t.,,1 Vl,- Ih.
i i i. i . r, .1 for the past two weeks is slightly
undersinn. d lie olelions Commit-1 1 F '
tee of the Hoard ol Directors. ' '"'Proved.
Hallowe'en Carnivals are includ-
MRS OSBORNE IMPROVING ed in tn" wpeks events at most of
tl-wic--l-ts.j'.lf'in4t-ii- ni.i nl r
Mrs V. W. Osborne, who has '"l --"""-'
.JOHN H SMATHKRS
S. V: F.NLOE
I ItKiJ K. MARTIN
i Mr. and Mrs J. M. Long have as
j their guest, the latter's sister. Miss
Juanita Wtaver, of Greensboro.
"Thank
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JMIMWITJIlfc. "ST
COCA-COLA BOJTLIXG CO. OF, ASljPEVnXE, V.. Jfc
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The first was held at the East
Waynesville School Wednesday
night. Sponsored by the Parent
Teacher Association of the school,
the carnival netted $313.14 for the
school fund.
Tonight will be carnival night
at Central Klementary and Hazel
wood elementary schools. Both
will open at 7:30 o'clock.
Highlighting the program at Cen
tral will be the crowning of a queen
to be chosen from contestants from
each prarie. Votes for the queen at
one rent each will add to the gen
eral fund Other features will in
clude bingo, a fish pond, a costume
parade, a food sale, and country
store.
Al Hazelwood the program will
include a White Kelephant Sale,
Grab Baskets, cake walks, fortune
telling, bingo, and a food and
candy sale.
The public is invited to both
programs.
Roy McKlnnish of Clyde is in
Raleigh for a number of days.
Mrs. Jack Brown left today for
her home in Salem, Mass. after a
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Way. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Tburman Williams
of Fayetteville, were week-end
guests of the former's brother-in-
law and ilitar, Mr. nd "Mr. Tom
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Flanked by two MP's and followed by a German prison matron,
Use Koch, so-called "witch of Buchenwald" is released from a
Landsberg, Germany, prison where she had served four years for
alleged concentration camp atrocities. Her life sentence was reduced
by American occupation authorities who reviewed revolting charges
and decided the evidence was not conclusive. Her freedom was
short lived, for she was immediately rearrested by German author
ities who wlU try lis on eharees of murdering 25 German-Jews.
(International Radlophoto).
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