'I
fnoon, December 19, 1949
hd Students Arrive
(ristmas Holidays
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE FIVE
At Strand Tues., Wed. and Thurs.
plleges and uni
nfi t-acli day to
holidays ;il
jrwood County,
des:
icrsity of Norlh
Hill: Joe Mor
ry Herman, C.
Miss Joan Crous
Miss Polly Alli
Ipody, Amon Leo
Jeheson. Robert
tt. Bob Colkitt,
Qt ail of Waynes-
t
Jversity. Durham:
Massie, Roland
flay, Hit-hard Un
jldon Underwood,
jrolina Stale Col
avid McCracken,
;ght 13eaty, Dan
je Smith, Waynes
ll, Canton,
f College of the
.Jv'orth Carolina,
ss Mozelle Liner,
i Way. Miss Dor
i$ Nancy Kirkpat--fDock,
Miss Elsie
Virginia Francis,
Jjracken.
i College, Raleigh:
Miss Katherine
,;ggy Camp, Miss ;
d, Miss Frances j
Peggy Ann Camp, !
Miss Tommie Mae I
( Smathers of Can
and Mis Mane S,-,,,
ville; Ml--, l-'iiL'cni.i '.,
Waynes ill. : Mi- Sn,
and Ray !i H.i(i r
Way nesvillc:
Cahe. Mirha
llorton. Mi-.s
rill, and M'
Canton; Kivd
Canton; I 'harlcs i
hmn J l.mvv r.lid
Route A, Cantun.
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From i
South Bend
ter.
From Agnes Scot I CdUe,
lama: Miss ,lai kie Sue U--i r
From Hrcnau College. Ca:iies
ville, Georgia: Mislean Ann Hrad-
I V Danie I ni , , m! v.
Indiana. K.iluh t i,h-
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Clyde Church
Holds Service
For Christmas
By BOB MEDFORO
Mountaineer Correspondent
The Clyde
night held
service, and
congregation
Baptist Church last
i special Christmas
150 members of the
and of the Clyde
i. Miss
s ille.
Wake
i , .1 ue
U College: Thoma
Dillard Fugati
ley. Miss Norma .lane liiiii
Barbara Ann Uovd. ai
Miss Patsy Ailen. Cantun.
From Wake Forest Col leg!
Forest Thomas A. c;ib-,i
Compton.
I From Cjemson C'ciJK-.:,. c'leni
json. S. t: Robi-rl II. Cihs,,,; Jr.,
j Bill Davis, and Henry F'iy. VaiH";
jViile; Billy Rhodanncr. K,.nii- 1.
Canton
From Cincinnati CoiiM'rvatory
J of Music, Cincinnati. Ohm Mjss
j Ida Lou Gibson.
From Georgia Militan College,
j Millcdgeville. (Ji-iireia n,. i
Rhea.
rrom bast lennessee stale C
i'ii i!rie Man h, -urt raying the discoverer of tiie New World, makes
an in!;).. luci d plea tor funds tor his historic voyage before Queen
Nabii'a o al Commission in the spectacular Ti-chnieoloi' pro-
iuii el Clii itopher Culiiiulius". Opens at the Strand Theatre
day for a li-day run
duel
Tile
lege. ,
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Hie l'hiversit
Tennessee:
and Miss
of Chicago:
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VAYNESVILLE
E IN THEATRE
PROGRAM
Shows Slart at 7:00 P. M.
ONDAY and TUESDAY, Dec. 19-2(1
i
XICAN HAYRIDE"
I
D ADBOTT
With
and LOU COSTKLLO
Also Selected Short Suhjects
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 21
HN LOVES MARY'
With
JACK CARSON
HUKSDAY and FRIDAY. Dec.
LUXURY LINER
Marion Raymond
From Ohio Slate Cnivci'sit .
Cohii.iluis. Ohio: David rvamund.
From W i stei n Carolina Teachers
College Miss Dorothy Jane Cald
weil. Mi.-s Hilda Crawford. Miss
Ruth Mac- Wiigl-t. Miss Betty Jo
Brown. Miss Helen June Bradshaw
From Pennsylvania Slate, Col
lege: Philip li York. Jr.. Canton.
From (ieoigia Medical School.
Align; la. C,a : M S Bonner. Can
ton.
From Richmond Professional ln-
' stilule. liicli niond, a.; Miss Dor-
ot h orri ,
; lien a College. Her. -a, Kentucky:
Miss B.iibara Milm r. Miss Dolores
York.
Brevard ( 'nlie.:e. Brevard. N. ('.:
Joe J.u k Wei! .. Wav nesv ille; .Mr.:,
A.nn 1 1. i ( ' anion. Miss Peggy Me
i Ci ai-kcn. W, in s Mis. Linda
. Collin- . Clvde.
la-es Mrltae C. il I. :;. Banner F.Ik.
N. C : Mi- - li.-ll Jean l,lla lo- k.
' 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 . i l.iiernion! Ccdlege 111 is
' I i)l . a Mi...., Louise Leach. Lake
Innalii- li.i
! t'niversil.v of Marv land Medical
Sihool. Itallniiore Thoma, L. York.
I'nivi-rsily ol Tonnes: ce. Knox-ville-
liov A Shook
La.slirn Carolina Teachers Col
lege, (.1 eenv ille. N. C : Mr. and
Mi s James Worloy ( )ven.
Ceoreia 'li h. Atlanta. Gag Fred
.1. Miller, anion
' Bow ling (ii ecu t diversity. Ken-
i lucks James F. Albright.
! fui'voi s.ify ef Iowa. Anie, Iowa:
Miss Pegg. N'obiml.
i Re. Ilw.pil.il Nursing .School.
j Rale igh: Miss Thomasnie Fisher.
4
Ralph Prevost, Jr.
Celebrates
11th Birthday
celebrated
with a sup
his mother
her home in
I Starring
EORGE BRENT and JANE POWELL
ARK THEATRE
I PROGRAM
IONDAY and TUESDAY, Dec. 19-20
Ralph Prevost. Jr
i his eleventh birthday
! per parly given by
; Saturd.'.v afternoon at
jCnmliall Park.
Christmas decorations were used
and a Clnislmas tree was decorat
ed with favors for the guests. The
table was centered with an ar
rangenu nl of Christmas ornaments
and red candles.
The guests included A flora Lea
Provost. Ann Williamson Prevost,
Barbara Shuler. Florence Ann
Bowles. Jackie Carswcll. Gray and
Marly Watkins, eBtty Barber, Ag
nes Jane Itoberson, Lane and Joan
Prevost. Ralph Prevost. Dan Sav
er. Hubert Liner, Bill Prevost,
Stephen Woody. Stuart Roberson,
Clyde Ray, Jr., Skipper Sloan,
Bobby Lancaster, and Ned Tucker.
MYF PrQnte
Christmas
Pageant
A Christinas Pageant. "The
Promised One." was presented by
members of the Youth Fellowship
of the First Methodist church on
Sunday night.
I The program opened with a
candlelight processional by the
Children's Choir of the church, di-reilt-d
by Mrs C. W. Senile. The
group also sang several carols.
Miss Margaret lieece served as
reader for the pageant and the
cast included: Jimmy Duckett as
Noah. Tommy Boyd as Isaiah, Har
old Metcalfe as Samuel, Robert
Stretcher as Abraham. Stephen
Woody as Isaac. Mary Crouser as
I Mary, Johnny Patterson as Joseph.
Kcitli Leal herw nod as Amos, Ken
nel h SI v ies as Malachi. Joe Howell
,;s Joel. Jimmy Kukcndal as
Zat li.ii i.iti. Donald Corvvin as
Moses. Alien Room- as David. Mark
Rogers as Jacob, Harry Crocker as
Daniel, and Carl Mundy as Hosea.
j Shi-1 herds v?ere Robert Massie,
i Richard llelmick. Roger Woodard,
and Stanford Massie and angels
were Billie F. Kilt-hen, Ann Bis
t choir, Joyce Carter, Ruth C'orwin,
, Sally Stovall and Laura Woody.
1 Music for the pageant was by
the Young People's Choir compos
ed of Sarah Boone. Bill Martin
Bonne. Nancy BischotT, Dick Itoyd.
, John ( 'alhoun, Julia Calhoun. Kath
, leen Calhoun. Anna Jean Crocker.
iBellv Jo Ciocker, Betty Howell,
j Rila Kitchen, Betty Nolnnd, Anne
I Rector. Mary Jane Rogers. Julia
I Ann Stovall, George Dewey Stovall,
'Linda Sloan, and Barbara 'League.
! Mrs Fred Calhoun was organist
and the choir was directed by Fred
Calhoun, Jr. Lighting effects were
arranged by Jeff Reece and Dale
: Ralellll'e.
I
Dellwood To
Have Christmas
Programs
Three Christmas programs have
been planned for this week at Dell
wood On Thursday night the Young
People of Maggie will present a
play. 'Grandpa's Christmas Tree,"
at Dellwood Community meeting
to be held at the Dellwood Mctho- !
dist church at 7:30 o'clock.
On Friday night at 7:30 o'clock
a Christmas play will be given at
the Dellwood Baptist church.
The ihird program will he at the
Methodist church Saturday at 7:30
p. m., when a pageant, "The First
Christmas," will be presented.
Methodist Church attended
1 The host church's combined a
' dull and youth choirs, numbering
60 voices, sang the traditional
Christmas hymns and other special
sacred songs.
Conducing the service was the
i Rev D. D. Gross. Baptist pastor,
j assisted by the Rev. W. T. Medlin,
I pastor of the Clyde Methodist
Church.
The Methodists were special
; guests at the service.
They will return tbe courtesy by
j having the Baptists as their guests
I for Christmas services at the
; Methodist Church at 7:30 P. M.
Friday.
Director of the Baptist adult
choir Is Jack Medford, while W.
! C. Chapman heads the youth
group.
Organist for the program was
Mrs. E M. Green.
1 Mr. Gross gave the invocation,
! and the congregation sang "Joy
I Through World" and other Christ
mas numbers.
j In addition to the singing by
, the entire choir there were offer
ings by a sextet of Alice Medford,
Norma Burch. Nina Medford, Mary
Sue Mann, Linden Burch, and
I Carroll Price; Solos by Doris
I Brown, Klnier Goodson, Mrs. Sam
Rathbone. and Mrs. Or ville
na.vnes; and singing by a trio of
Mr. Chapman, Horace Ellis, and
Sidney Haynes.
A Scripture story was read by
Mr. Medlin.
The program closed with the
congregation and choir singing
"Silent Night."
Clyde Pupils Go
Over Seal Goal
Way Over
By BOB
Mountaineer
MKDFORD
Correspondent
r
' " " ' ' THlfwoTiN
Two Shows Daily Monday through Friday 7 & 9 r.M.
Saturday: Continuous Showings from 11 A.M.
Sunday: 3 Shows, 2, 4 and 8:30 P. M.
Clyde School students set a goal
of $75 for their drive In selling
Christmas seals.
Then they proceeded to collect
$121 (i!) up to last weekend, and
there's still four days to go before
Christmas.
The collections were made by the
school classes as follows:
Mrs. Cogdill s first grade $1.55.
Miss Freeman's first grade $4.00.
Mrs. E. Haynes, second grade,
$5.2(1.
Mrs. Cannon, first and second
grade, $10.00.
Mrs. Goodson, third grade, $4.00.
Miss Chariwell, fourth and fifth
grade, $10.00.
Miss Long, fourth grade. $8.00.
Mrs. Shook, fifth grade, $15.68.
Mrs. Garret, sixth grade, $10.88.
Mrs. A. Haynes, sixth grade.
$0.50.
Mrs. Smith, seventh and eighth
grade, 55c.
Mr. Morrow, seventh grade $8 00.
Mrs. Brook, eighth grade, $8.56.
Mr. Henry, ninth grade, $1.00.
Miss Howell, ninth grade. $1.00.
Miss Greene. 10th grade, $13.56.
Mrs. White, 11th grade,' $6.25.
Mr. Evans, 11th grade, $1.00.
Mr. Byers, 12th grade, $6.00.
The following class rooms won
(he half holiday for .selling the
most seals:
Mrs. Cannon room elementary
grade.
Mrs. Shook grammar grade.
Miss Greene., room for High
School.
The students winning prizes of
$1.00 for having sold most seals
were:
Elementary grade Trinia
bone.
Grammar grade Ira Martin
High School Bob Medford.
Rath-
LAST TIMES TODAY
Dana ANDREWS
MartaTOMN
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j A UNIVERSAt-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE J
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 21
This Bis Picturfc Brought Here In Observance Of Our
SECOND ANNIVERSARY
ALLION CANYON
Technicolor)
Starring
CURTIS and CAROLINA COTTON
TVESDAV. WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY,
M The GREATEST ADVENTURE
man uver Lived:
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Also Selected Short Subjects'
HURSDAY and FlilDAY, Dec. 22-23
!
TENSION
Starring
KEY TOTTER and BARRY SULLIVAN
Mrs. Medford
Is Hostess For
Home Club
Mrs. Lane Medford was hostess
for the December meeting of the
Morning Star Home Demonstration
-uo on inursday afternoon. Mrs.
Gordon Sharp presided.
New officers were elected as fol
lows: president. Mrs. Lane Med
ford; vice president, Mrs. Henry
Blythe; and secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. George Wyatt.
Miss Mary Cornwell gave a de
monstration on Christmas Suggest
ions and Mrs. R. H. Worley. cloth
ing leader, gave an interesting re
port. A Christmas party was featured
during the social hour and gifts
were exchanged by the members.
Mrs. Olin Miller and Mrs. Cecil
Miller were enrolled as new mem
bers of the club.
-
Miss Belte Hannah and hpr
brother, Bill Hannah, are leaving
tomorrow for Charlotte to attend
the wedding of Miss Virginia Lee
Rhodes and William L. Allison.
Miss Hannah will present the
wedding music.
Mrs. Harold Tingen and child
ren. Anne, Mary, and Dan Tingen,
of Fuquay Springs arrived Friday
to spend the holidays with Mrs.
Tingen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
M. Killian. Mr. Tingen will join
his family this week.
Playing Mpn. Tues. At The Park
mil il I i in IWW
tit i I
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Every man is a soft touch for some woman . . . especially when the
man is gambler Glenn Ford and the woman is social worker Evelyn
Keyes. The picture is Columbia's "Mr. Soft Touch" at the Park
Theatre.
Woman's Club
Has Christmas
Program
Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick was in
charge of the Christmas program I
which was given at the December
meeting of the. Waynesville Wo
mans Club held Thursday after
noon in the Assembly Room of the
Presbyterian Church.
Adm. W. N. Thomas of Lake
Junaluska, retired Navy chief of
chaplains, read the Christmas
Story and carols were sung.
Several numbers were given by
a trio from the Waynesville lli;;h
School Chorus, composed of Wil
son Elliott, Billy Whilener. and
Malcolm Clark. Mrs. John Kirk
patrick was soloist and Mrs. Robert
Turner and Mrs. Kirkpalrick also
sang. Jimmy Galloway served as
accompanist.
After the musical program, Adm
Thomas lold of the observance ol
Christmas in other countries, cit
ing the dillerences between their
celebrations and those in America.
Miss Louise Ballard, first vice
president, presided in the absence
of Mrs. Frank Kinsey. president,
and plans were completed for Ihe
Community Christmas Tree, spon- i
sored annually by the club, which i
will be held at the Court House
Christinas F.ve. Each member
brought a gill to be distributed at
this time.
Mrs. Virgil Smith, chairman of
the Art Department, was irrchnrnc
of decorations which were in I In
holiday motit. Poinsettias and ever
greens were usetl throughout the
room and the table was centered
with an arrangement of red can
dles, bells, and frosted greens.
During the social hour Christmas
ices and accessories were served
by the hostesses, Mrs. Kirkpatrick,
Mrs. John N. Sheolbred, Mrs. W. G.
Francis. Mrs. W. M. Cobb, and
Mrs. Waller Kaufman.
Special guests for the meeting
were Mrs. Charles F. Fowler, Mrs.
Churchill, Mrs. L. J. Ballard, and
Mi.s Olive I'atton of Franklin.
Gordon Schenek, Jr., a senior at
North Carolina State College, ar
rived here last week-end to spend
the Christmas holidays with his
parents at their home on Boun
dary Street.
National Guard
To Hold Annual
Christmas Event
The men of the Waynesville
Heavy Tank Company, North Caro
lina National Guard, and their
families will hold their annual
Christmas Party Thursday night at
the Armory.
Santa Claus will be guest of
honor. He will give presents to the
children, and the guardsmen and
other members ol their families
Capt. James M Davis, the com
pany commander, will be mastei
of ceremonies.
Rock Hill School
To Give Play
On Wednesday
The Rock Hill Schojnl will give
a performance of "The First Christ
mas" at 1 p.m. Wednesday.
Everyone, particularly the par
ents, is Invited to attend.
Mrs. Ernest Withers is leaving
tomorrow for Atlanta where she
will spend Christmas with her
daughter and son. Mrs. H. W. Boyd
and Ernest Withers, Jr., and their
families.
Mrs. Gordon Hatchell and small
daughter, Rebecca, of Portsmouth,
Virginia have arrived to spend
Christmas with the former's par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. Tom Stringfield.
Mr. Hatchell will arrive on Thurs
day. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Allen and
sons, Johnny and Tommy, of Burl
ington, Vermont are expected to
arrive tomorrow to spend the holi
days with Mrs. Allen's parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Tom Stringfield.
Tor 'Pullets
PATBTAN
GROWING & DEVELOPING
SPARTICLES OR MASH
Young Pullets Need A Special Feed
For Healthy Growth and I.arly Ma
turity. Feed Spartan Growing and
Developing Ration From the lOtli
Week to Maturity. Available in Mash
or Sparticles.
H.-S. WARD-
LAKE JUNALUSKA
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Electrical Gifts
ior a
mmmm Christmas
It's easy to choose Electrical Gifts this
year, for we have on hand, the biggest
and best selection, at lowest prices in
our history. Be sure to see
our Wonderland of Elec-
trical Servants, today!
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Phone 31
Main Street