PAGI fTVE
Uoon,
At Park Theatre Monday and Tuesday
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THE WATNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
At The Strand Wednesday
Say, I Saw It In Ihe Mountaineer.
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WAYNESVILLE
mm THEMiE
PROGRAM
MRS. GRACE CVMMINC.S
Mis Glare t'limniines, 72. dire'
Saturday afternoon 'be honi;1 ''
her daughter. Mrs. .1. K Dey of
Canton, after a lout; illncs
A n :t i- e ot I ,.nvi cm e. K an vi ,.
sh" h:'d li.'eii making her bom,
Milh Mrs. Dey lor the pa-t car
SuiviMny in addition to Mrs
Dey is ii ci ius ht i r. Mrs. Kvcr
ett Sbau o Lawrence. K in-.is
Tac body was taken to I.awicnce
on Sondo and funeral vrv'ci's
will be hold Tui'sd,, in Clinton.
Kansas.
Well . Fun "1 .,1 I ";o:r.f u ; , i:i
. liar,.. il . . i 1 .en i t i . i.ton
Lck Ua.'ctl
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4 Thui'sauj
L ariiu-r one
Lj.il l""t'an.
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v.. ,.t ( Hilton
Shows Slart at 7:00 P. M.
j bi-. n cycled
L,,i, c'.iiolina
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Oct. 31, Nov. 1
... ili.. urcsiU-
"HOME COMING
Lliiii o.iiiiuil
aL.3 nw mm . Kwp, ' ; m i ,!S!J'
I
.Unit s(U-
L ,. hi- time
m,.nt council.
I is all acuvc
Lch L'lul). and
Caiiloii ins"
considered a
BaiTotl. is a
the Champion
Uany plant i"
son
Int
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tjj NOI.AND
respondent
son was elect
to represent
contest to de-
hacco r eslivai
the Community
L iiiiM'liiiB also
bniiiiunily float
T 1) llrtnii
v . 4-11 Club
ilaru'.ii'et Green
in- of the girls
iil.o rhair-
tnity reerralinn
jiii'd the plans
k-ilies.
heard C. 13.
County Farm
discuss the im-
m and nnprov-
Kent Herb
ali"ul TV A or-
inipni lance of
flic and place ot
'tilers who want
tniioiiiiced later.
the eumnuin-
tsidecl over the
r.iin meeting.
George Murphy, Hicardo Montalbiin and all-star ca-t in "Border
Incident".
M It
A WIS vjl l I N
PERSONALS
irvues
(lav
Mr. anil Mrs. l-'rert Coward of
Hill Street, spent the week-end at
Cnnoy Fork as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Cope.
Miss Hobby .lean Shellon spent
the week-end at Saiuiook as the
guest of Miss Carolyn Ku!T and
Misses Hazel and Hohorla Mills.
Dr. and Mrs. Thoma- St rinlield i
spent Hie week-end in Chapel Hill
and attended the Cai olina-Tcnn-csscc
game.
4
Miss Ilebo Medl'ord -priil the
week-end with friend, in Atlanta
,md attended the Dul.c-(;enn;ia
Tech game.
Mr. and Mrs, Fehs Stovall and
Mr. and Mrs. .Inborn John on at
tended the Duke ( O'oi j-ia Tech
football ganic in Atlanta Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mcdl'nrd
:;penl the week-end in Chapel Hill
and attended Hie Carolina-Tennessee
game.
i. H
Dr. and Mrs. I'hil Medl'ord were
among (he fans at Ihe Duke-Geor-
i;i;i Tech game in Atlanta on Sat
urday. t
Jack l.nllimer, student al lire
vard College. sien( the week-end
in Clyde with hi- parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. 15. l.attimer.
4' '
Mr. and Mr.. Hen I'hillins. Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Itridees. anil Don
Whisenhuiit made up a parly which
motored to Clem. on Saturday for
the Clemson-Wake I'orest ganu'.
' Holy Coininu
Inniori'ow, All
A M. al Ihe
inch in Waynes-
tnl was made by
mid. the rector.
in anil Ralph
K I hose atlend-
fcl-Cleinson game
MinstreLTo Give
Show At Clyde
High School
The Way nosvillc I. ions Club
Minstrel players will give their
dual pel liirmance of the season at
III pin November HI at the Clyde
Hi -th School auditorium.
: The Min-trcl's appearance is be
ing sponsored by the Clyde Lions
! Club, headed by Grovcr C. Ilaynes,
j president.
i This will be the fifth show given
by the Minstrel this fall.
Alter opening in Waynesville
October 11. the Minstrel gave three
perlornianccs in rural communi
ties lor the benefit of the County
-I II Club Camp.
I.a-I week, the troupers played
before enthusiastic audiences at
IJethel. the Crablree-Iron Duff
School, and Fines Creek School.
General Chairman Jerry Rogers
today cxprcscd gratitude in bp
half of the Club to the cotiiinuni
I ie:. for t heir coopcral ion.
"We are willing and ready." he
said, to assi-l them in any way."
Clyde Women To
Meet On Friday
Women of the Methodist and
Baptist churches in Clyde will meet
al I lie Methodist church Friday at
li p. in , for the "Pieces for Peace"
program.
Fan h lady has been asked to
bring a piece of material to make
a garment, which will be sent over
seas for F.uropcan relief. This is,
according to Hev. W. T. Medlin.
Jr., a part of a nation-wide effort to
assist stricken under-privileged
people.
Aaron l'rovo-t. Jonathan Woody.
Jim Kilpalriek and Dan Walkins
were among Ihe fans al Ihe Ch'iu-son-Wake
Forest game Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill and
daughter, Mary Fliaheth. of Low
land, Tennessee, were week-end
guests of Mrs. Hill's parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Thomas Stringlield.
Rli THEATRE
PROGRAM
; Power Interruption
Held Up Again
I For the second consecutive time.
'lam lias prevented the scheduled
'power shut-oil by Carolina Pow
er and Light Company.
I The company wants to change
ocr to higher voltage lines, and
o if h (lavs the change-over was
j scheduled, a heavy rain fell
i I In oimhniil the day.
and TUESDAY, Oct. HI - Nov. 1
tile SMUGGLERS OF NUMAH LIVES!
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L HCARDO MORTALBM
Ok GEORGE MURPHY
NOWARIB SILVA
Ashcvillc Man Buys
Lilius Property On
Boundary Street Here
The K. J Lilius property on
Boundary SI n et has been sold to
' Kav Curtis, of Asheville. The lot
is 110 feet on Boundary Street and
extends hack 200 feet. The sale
was handled by II. H. Holt of L.
' n Davis and Company.
! Week Of Prayer
j Being Observed
in tin
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2
NG DRAMA OF A WILD HORSE. .
i by who lamed It!
1.
If
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RODDY "VSAV
"Wn THOMAS RandBR00KS l;
PSDAY and FRIDAY, Nov. .'!-!
rSSACRE RIVER"
Starring
Edison and rouy calhoi'n
,,1,.1-vaiiep of the Week
of I'ravcr and Self-Denial for As
sembly Home Missions all mem-hcr-
of the congregation of the
WavnesviHe Presbyterian church
.-,.' urged to assemble for Prayer
al the church on Wednesday even-
iq at " o'clock. This week Mas
I ,,,,.,, designated by the General
..seinllv of the Southern I'resby
: i,.,.jan church as a week of Prayer
i for this cause. On next Sunday a
! special offering will be received
lor Home Missions.
Presbyterians To
I Hold Study Class
' Hnmr Mission study class wl
i I,., held hv the women of the
i WiM.-viHe Presbyterian church
I ,. Thursdav afternoon and e "enmg
l. , nnl0 of Mrs. r. K. Worth
' ',',,,0,1. The meeting will beR.n
,, ,v:iO and at 6:30 a covered diMi
1 ,upp r ''e served.
Hmp Mission study book.
Mi . ii. n . at Ihe Grass Roots. w,l!
,, ,-cviewed and an offering re
!, jv;.(, lor Assembly Home Mis-
lion1-.
Mr and Mrs W Prevost and
M, and Mrs- Paul Davis, at.end
,', the Clemson-Wake Forest game
Saturday night.
n,- and Mrs. Boyd Owen attend
ee Clemson-Wake Forest game
Saturday-
Funeral 't'rwvs for Mrs Ani.'
Cuecn. of Canton, who di d
Friday morning in the Haywood
County llo.-pit.'.l alVr a bu';.'. i'l
ne.ss were held Sunday at 2:;tl) p
m. in Dix Crock llaplisl church
The Kev. Thomas Kruin and the
Rev Gay Chambers ofluv.led and
burial was in Bethel Cemetery.
Mrs. Queen was a native and
lifelong resident o Haywood coun
ty. Siirvhing are the husband.
Marion Queen, and one brother.
F. K. Queen of Canton. Itoulc 'J.
Wells Funeral Home, Canton,
was in charge.
2 From Here Members
Of Mars Hill Glee Club
The following Wayno-viile Stu
dents have been selected as mem
bers of Hie Mars Hill College glee
dull for the school year liM9-a0:
Mario Strange, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Strange, and Tom
my Curtis, son of Mr. and Mrs. .
W. Curtis.
The Mars Hill College glee club
will appear in concerts at various
places throughout the year in ad
dition to performing numerous
times on the college campus, fn
der the direction of Miss F.liabel h
Souther, the glee club is coinpo.-cd
of 124 students.
Mrs. Bryson Attends
State Nurses' Event
Mrs. Huby llryson, District
Health Olfice nurse hero, attended
the North Carolina Nurses Associa
tion meeting at High Point last
The meeting closed Thursday.
Starring
(LARK GABLE and LANA TURNER
If The Court Please! Ldward G. Itobir.son and Kic'nard Couto pi ad
for freedom in this I'.raniatii scone from "House of Strangers'.
Opmiug a! Hie Strand '1 heal re Wednesday.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2
FRONTIER MARSHALL
Starring
ll
Miss DeLozier
Is Entertained
In Asheville
Miss l.lisc Del.oicr. bride-elect
ot Joe Palmer, was honored at a
( oca-Cola parly and crystal shower
given by Misses Katie Foster, Jean
! Wilianis. and Mrs. Wayne A.
Khodes in the home of Mi.ss Foster
in Asheville. Saturday afternoon.
Guests were received by Mrs.
lihodos. Miss Del.oier and her
niolhcr. Mrs. J. 1). DeLozier, and
Mrs. Glenn C Palmer, niolhcr of
I he bridegroom elect .
A green and white color scheme
was used and Ihe nianlie was riec-
i orated with a minialuic bride and
In idegi oiini. Kiu'.li .ii ivy and w hile
.aim si reamer:; vvilh small while
bells.
'Ihe dining room table was cover
ed with a lac,, cloth and centered
Willi an arrangement of while chry
santhemums. Serving were Miss Foster and
Mr. Williams, a-si-.lod by their
inol hers. Mrs. Connie Foster and
Airs Clinton C Williams. Approxi
mately filly gnosis called during
t he al lei noon
Bookmobile
Schedule i
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Wednesday. November I j
AI.LF.NS CRF.l'.K & BALSAM HI), j
RANDOLPH SCOTT
it
Aliens Crook School
Mrs. F.. K. Chambers
Frank Worlick
Mrs. Wiley Wilson
Kay Allen
Franklin's Home Groo.
Rainbow Cafe
Saunook School
O. J. Bock
Ensley's Valley Groc.
ii io- i::m !
t ;tr- !:f)ti i
1(1:0(1-10:1) j
10:30-10:50
I 1:00-1 1 : !.ri 1
1 i :t()-l 1 :4a ;
I !!: l.'i-1 2:.i0 j
2 -iri- i . Li ;
LIT)- !:;() j
LLV 2:00
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Nov. -1
A DATE WITH JUDY
(In Technicolor)
Starring
JANE POWELL and WALLACE BEERY
ALSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS
ii
for that fall Oil Change! justsay
See Our Want Ad Tor Bargains
Two Shows Daily Monday throuch Friday 7 A 0 P.M.
Saturday: Continuous Showings from II A.M.
Sunday: .1 Shows. S, 1 and K::i0 P. M.
TODAY and TUESDAY, Oct. Ill - Nov. 1 .
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