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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER ER 1. 99 THIRD SECTION r NAM v k, grandson nesville, has scnt North diversity of 54th annual industry in 1 7-9. nior at the guest of the of Manufac ng the Con- JA Managing Ing of New ith of his ap- t . . 0 this mipor- ng. he also win the top ay contest, anization each nt from each end the Con fer said Mr. ather students 1ges for travel and their Br stay in the I dually attracts ling business ts and services national and 'United States Congress will ht opportunity just rial repre tintry and see (hip at work." pss ends, the Isssays apprais will bring the er will receive be awarded for for fourth and o judged next jtudent, son of Of Chapel Hill, Je, for he has jer vacations at arned ooting .irnit ia Wildlife Re has issued a i fs, particularly r,. not tp , kill ty bag 'limit of liar day, accord - ector Clyde P. r Patton said, good shots are their own daily fthen take birds of their parties Uccessful. Such !al and are not fie principles of 'P" i violations of daily bag limit prevalent among he daily bag of eight birds, and flas killed eight awfully kill more i Hog pounced Ung of semi-wild itiitted again this Creek Wildlife t in Nantahala Na iording to Clyde ve Director of the Midlife Resources Sunts are Novem id December 1. 2 bag of hogs will er hunter, and no ed on the number nay participate in i permits costing Uable at checking Onting area. The re descendants of wned by persons permits to graze s Creek area a t ago. The hogs and the object of aduce the number i area. W Wins 'raise dn's Mate Third . Early of Hazel tew a commenda al Forrest P. Sher- with the Sixth i member of the English. lan rcently was ap- ;; naval operations. The 21 Pretty Contestants In The Third Annual Tobacco Harvest Festival , 1 1 1 , , ' E. Waynesville School To Give Benefit Play East Waynesville School will give a benefit play at 7:30 P. M. tomor row featuring Miss Alma Jackson's dramatic class of Waynesville Township High School. The proceeds will go to the County 4-H Club Camp here. The Francis Cove Chord Busters, prize-winning male quartet, will sing special numbers, and the ele mentary students also will do specialties. The performance is being spon sored by the East Waynesville Parent-Teachers Association. Francis Cove Plans Winter Recreation By Mrs. William Hollingsworth Mountaineer Correspondent The citizens of Francis Cove at a recent Community Development Program meeting planned their float and the selection of their queen for the Tobacco Festival and their winter recreation program. Francis Cove's float placed third in the community division in the Festival parade last Friday The meeting was started by a Scripture reading followed by a prayer. After the ' meeting, the ladies served pumpkin cup cakes, toffee, and tea. Those serving were Mrs. Gil bert Inman, Hazel Hollingswoi th, Mrs. Will Boone, Mrs Bill Hollings worth, Mrs. Cash Edwards. Mrs. Harley Radford, Mrs. Bonnie Shur field. The next meeting will be held in December. PFC Ferguson In AF School In Wyoming Pfc. Claude H. Ferguson of Waynesville, Route 2, is taking training at Fort Warren. Wyoming, to become an Air Force technician. He is enrolled in the U. S. Air Force Technical School. The Haywood County soldier is the son of Mrs. C. B. Ferguson. Here arc the 21 pretty young ladies as they ap peared at the Armory last Friday nishl, shortly af ter the judges had selected five for ilie Queen's court. They are shown in the front row. On Satur day night another set of judqes selected Mrs. Jen nie Mae Early, fourth from the left, in I root row. as the queen lor l!4i). This photograph was made by Ingram's Studio for The Mountaineer. Shown left to right, front row: Miss Nancy Mod ford, llatcliffe Cove; Miss Ruth Shelton, Jonathan Creek; Miss Susie Noland, Lower Crabtree; Queen Jennie Mae Early. Thickety; and Miss Maxine Clark, Hominy. Second row. left to right: Miss Phyllis Morrow, Cove Crook; Miss Elizabeth Ann Crawford, Iron Duff; Miss Bobbie Reynolds. .Morning Star; Miss Maggie Krady. Francis Cove; Miss Vclma Singleton, East Pigeon; Miss Doris Q.ieen, Saunook: Miss Betty Set.er. Dellwood. and Miss .loan MeCraeken. West Pigeon. Third row. left to right. Miss Jewell Evans, South Clyde, Miss Novella Wood, Upper Crabtree; Miss Cenie Ferguson, Fines Creek; Miss Juanita Messer, While Oak; Miss Bunnie Lou Medford, Lake Juna luska; Miss Vivian Gllliland, Aliens Creek; Miss Reba Frady, Cecil, and Miss Bobby Messer, Panther Creek. Stevensons Move To Pasadena, Texas Mrs. Lloyd Stevenson of Iron Duff will leave her position with 4potuetHnrHdi Marketing Ad ministration office here early next week to join her husband at Pasa dena, Texas, where he is working with The Champion Paper and Fibre Company. Mr. Stevenson, formerly of Clyde, Route 2, started work in his new position at the big Texas plant last week. Mrs. Stevenson will travel to Pasadena with Mrs. Herbert Tate, formerly of Waynesville, and Mrs. Tate's small daughter. Star Labels 'Live An Emotion' Is Applesauce HOLLYWOOD i LP' A n n Blythe. who's 21 and old enough to speak her mind, labels as apple sauce the theory that an actor or actress has to "live" an emotion before he or she can portray it in a character. . i "Imagination, spiced with tech-, nical skill, is the making of an ; actor " the shapely brunette said. After all. an author uses his lm-; agination to write convincingly a-bout places he has never seen and about persons that exist only m his mind. "Acting is just an exercise nt tin imagination in another way. ' Although barely out of Ihe chiM prodigy class, the talented M.ss B. has plaved a wide variety ot roll s from sweet young things to un grateful brats to mermaids. " . . of mermaids. s"r remarked, just how should an tress undertake to experience f one of tho-e ladies'.' I ses ImaR-ination Irr present rnle in "With U Mv Love" is.ano.her case u '" Z junior star said The San, Goldwyn production talis for he. i tlav an adopren ikiuv"" "I Had wonderful parents l,ilrihnnH. so how c y on experience to rut pun my performance?" she asks Ju The same 1 can imagine what .t feels like to dc a""i'"" Th, countless youngsters f.iin with the arty suffer school, might her success H 1111 ac- tlie ca ly Canton Lions To Give 4-H Club Benefit Dance The Canton Lions Club is spon soring its first prc-Christmas j Dame the night of December 10 for the benefit of the Haywood j Coiinuty 4-H Club Camp. Maurice Brooks, president of the Club, said all proceeds from the event will be contributed for the tamp. Kva Boat w right and her orchest ra will play for the dance, which will be held from 9 P. M. till 1 A. M. at the Canton Armory. All types of refreshments will be sold The club's committee on boys and girls- work, which will be .in charge of tlie event, comprise Carl Powell, 'he chairman; Jack .In. lice, and Jack Cabe. Table reservations may be ob tained at the door. and could ho Hve-and- share some oi their im- f PLOTT GRILL FRESH OYSTER STEW HOME MADE CHILI CHICKEN, STEAKS, CHOrS SANDWICH ES HOME MADE PIES tE, N. C. KOI TE ALL IS CONFUSION PHENIX CITY, Ala. (UP) Its confusing, trying to call the fire department, police, hospital; coun K jail or a cab in Phenix City. For the hospital, you call 8-7811. One taxi company is 8-8712, the other 8-8771, The police, pail and fire department numbers are just as c lose and people calling those three numbers are usually excited enough to mix them up. . ;,Kinations a workout instead, she Efrvone has some imagination, and almost everyone can harness it to heln power their careers. Miss Blvthe said. In the case of an actor, this transfer is a matter of switch ing a mental picture into physical sians of an emotion. Looking at it another way Ann concluded, "an actor who tried to experience every emotion he might have to portray would have "Take My Word For It" Lol r ARE Friendly Stores Operated By People You Know and People Who HELP You Make This a Larger and BET TER Community. Ill hiM,J o Be Loyal To Your Community Always Buy In It o These friendly operated stores offer you more. Besides quality merchandise, you always get serviceand the utmost in consideration, be sides saving money in the long run. SHOP AT HOME WITH FOLKS YOU KNOW, AND BE HAP PIER AND WEALTHIER. THIS CHRISTMAS DO YOUR SHOPPING WITH YOUR FRIENDLY LOCAL MERCHANTS Support This Community -Buy Here THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY THE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION U. S. HIGHWAY P) precious little time to ing" waste act-
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