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MARGARET JOHNSTON
COUNTY LIBRARIAN
; ASHEVILLE ART EXHIBIT
An exhibition of American
Paintings from the Randolph-Macon
Permanent Art Collection is be
ing held at lhe Pack Memorial Li
brary in AsheviJJe during January.
A special invitation has been is
sued to the Haywood people by
Miss Annie Westall, of Asheville,
yho is President of the Randolph
Macon Alumnae Association. In
her letter she says several have al
ready been there from our county.
'." The Exhibit Room is open from
nine to six every day except Sun
day. '
1 Following is list of the paintings:
J 1. "Launching the , Boat" by
Cifford Beal.
; 2. "Summer Afternoon" by
John Carroll.
.. 3. "Portrait of Dr. J8ck" by
Eugene Speicher.
4. "Early Evening After Snow
fall" by Childe Hassam.
i 5. "Portrait of Win. H.. Mac
Dowell" by Thomas Eakins.
6. "Mrs. Scott's House" by, Ed
Vvard Hopper. v
V 7. "Yellow Cactus" by Georgia
O'Keefe.
! 8. "End of Holiday" by William
C. Palmer.
. "Valley of the Seine" by
Theodore Robinson.
V). "Vermont Hills" by Chaun
cy Rider.
11. "Azaleas" by John Henry
Twachman.' .
. 1 12. "Winter Charm" by John F.
Carlson.
' 13. "The Haunted House" by
Mabel Dwight.
' 14. "Connecticut Highway to
Watamug" by Bertman Hartman.
15. "Taos Mountain" by John
Marin.
16. "Portrait of a Young Wo
man" by Harriet Fitzgerald.
'. The Randolph-Macon Permanent
Art Collection is considered one of
the finest in the South and holds
an outstanding national position in
the art, world.
Among the artists represented in
the permanent collection, besides
those named are Arthur B. Davies.
Whistler, ulnnes, Cole, Homer,
Chase, Mary Cassett, Waugh, Sloan,
Franklin Watklns and Prendergast.
TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
Waynesville Township
tV. H. Creson and wife to Arthur
Dietz and wife.
Manson Cagle and wife to G. W.
Wright.
W. A. Smith and wife to Henry
Jordon and wife,
Jack H. Snyder and wife to Tal
madge L. Woodard.
Herbert Braren and wife to Roy
Moseman.
J. R. Blanton and wife to Man
son Cagle and wife.
Kenneth Cutshaw and wife to
Albert Robinson and wife.
John D. Medford and wife to
Lake Junaluska Methodist Assem
bly, Inc.
Carrie Clark Argenbright and
husband and others to Barron B.
Clark.
H. L. Liner, Sr. and wife to C.
A. George.
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Clyde Seaman Visits
In Mediterranean Area
Audry E. Ferguson, fireman,
USN, of Clyde, recently visited the
Rock of Gibraltar in the Mediter
ranean.
Ferguson is aboard the USS
Waccamaw which will visit many
more countries in the Mediterran
ean during the next four months,
while supporting and aiding Uni
ted States interests in that area.
Beaverdam Township
W. L. Hicks and wife to Charles
Hyatt and Vincent Glance.
Linton Bryant and wife to
George H. Jones and wife.
Ralph B. Jenkins and wife to
W. V. Ivester.
Cash L. Cole and wife to Ray J.
Rector and wife.
Fred Fore and wife to R. B.
Jenkins and wife.
C. F. Sampson and wife to Hugh
Cook and wife. ! -
Eva Young Keith and husband
to N. J. Trantham and wife.
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AS A BABY he had
an earnest look.
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AT W EST TOINT he
finished ill 1903.
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f3 he was a brigadier.
IN 1937 he visited
the White House.
r" VIE WING his troops
Tokyo on July 4, 1947.
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East Fork Township
W. Fanning Burgess and wife to
T. C. Heatherly and wife.
Delmar Burnett and wife .to Ray
E. Curtis.
Pigeon Township
Lawrence W. Chambers and wife
to Felbert Revls and wife.
R. O. Chambers and wife to Roy
Phillips and wife.
Thomas L. Michal and wife to
Robert T. Burgess and wife.
J. R. Blanton and wife to Emer-
Lane Hardin and wife.
Clyde Township
Floy Mackey and wife to A. J.
Haney and wife.
Crabtree Township
J. R. Blanton and wife to Fred
Noland and wife.
J. R. Blanton and wime to Emer
son McCracken and wife.
White Oak Township
J. C. Ferguson and wife to Nor
man Hannah.
David Hannah td J. C. Ferguson.
Cecil Township
Lydia C. Allen and George Allen
to M. Coy Prcssley and wife.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Jack J. Rice and Aileen Francis,
both of Haywood County.
James W. Edney, Jr. of Flat
Rock and Lois Aileen Clark of
Canton
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MacARTHUR, left, was Olym
pic chairman in 1928.
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SWORN IN as chief of staff in 1030, Mat-Arthur took his oath
from MaJ. Gen. Edward A. Kreger, left.
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FIELD MARSHAL in the Pliilippiries Army, he
is congratulated by Quezon.
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DALLAS The football season
is over but they're still talking and
will do so far into' the winter about
little Johnny .Champion, the Bob
Hope of Southern Methodist Uni
versity. Johnny has another season o!
football on the hilltop. Great things
are predicted for the guy they call
inhnnv Suoer-Mouse and Toy
- ,Bulldog.
.",.' H -,, to tha fpllnw' Leon
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I -Kntra name's all-America
'end,' said was the "fastest guy 1
ever saw."
Johnny caught six passes' for 117
yards against the Fighting Irish.
He can lav you In the aisle with
his story of meeting up with Hart.l
Johnny, who is five-feet-four ana
weighs 165, being built along the
lines "of a miniature tank, was
supposed to block Hart six-feet-four
and weighing 200.
"All I could do was catch bis
foot," relates Champion. "Down he
went. And you know he came up
to me and said: 'If you do that
again I'm going to tell the referee
on you.' I answered with a hurt
look: 'Oh, no; you wouldn't do
that'."
Johnny admitted that he might
have been holding on the play,
though. " : .
He said he once "got tangled up
in Hart's shoe laces." "You see,"
he explained, "I just reached to
his knees." . .
JAPAN S SURRENDER was accepted by him in
this scene on the Missouri, 1943.
ON THE JOB in Tokyo he
, personifies authority.
Glenn Wright and Mary Himes, 1 Crabtree To Hold
Debate, Spelling Bee
Not since the 1928-29 season has
George, Washington U. experienc
ed a losing basketball campaign.
both of Canton.
J. T. Crowe of Candler and Jac
queline Christopher of Candler.
Production of frozen concentrat
ed orange juice has increased rapid
ly during the last few years and
reached a total of 10 million gal
lons last season. ,
Ricliland Baptist Church
The Rev. Ben Cooke, Tastor
January 29:
10 a. m., Sunday School. George
Milncr, superintendent.
11 o'clock-" Morning Worship
with the pastor in charge.
7 o'clock, Evening Worship with
the pastor in charge.
7 By PEGGY BRADSUAW
(Mountaineer Correspondent)
The Upper Crabtree residents
will hold a Community Develop-
ment Program debate and spelling
bee. tonight at the Rock Springs
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STATEMENTS
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AH citizens of Waynesville owning and
operating motor vehicles, are required by
law to have 1950 Town license tags on
said vehicles by February 1, 1950. Person
failing to comply with this regulation will
be subject to fine, and costs in the matter.
Tags available at the City Hall for One
Dollar Each.
CITY FRESHENS UP
CHICAGO (UP) Chicagoans no
longer need to journey miles to get
a "breath of fresh air." Frank S.
Chambers, who heads the smoke
department here, reported the dusl
fall" in these parts during August
was the lowest in the history of the
department. A mere 34 tons a mile,
he said..
Falling water is the one source
of generating electricity without
depleting , some .exhaustible re
source, such as oil, gas or coal.
SKUNK SHOOTS FIRST
TACOMA, Wash. (UP) Soldiers
at Fort Lewis had to shun one of
their boys. Pvt. Norman Risco was
walking post when a skunk stopped
nearby. Risco challenged the ani
mal but .the kunk shot first. A re
lief guard had to take ever the
post, 30 paces away.
Liver oils from the Snaky-look
ing, fresh-water fish called the
burbot yield seven to eight times
more 'in vitamins than cod-liver
oil. , ..-W...:
DDT ENDS SICILY'S MALARIA
AGRIGENTO, Sicily (AP)-Tnis
island, once plagued by Malaria,
has set a record of 12 months with
out a new case of the. disease. Dr.
Giuseppe Ferrara, island health
director, gave the DDT spraying
program started three years ago,
credit for the victory.
Rule Of Thumb Causes
30 Painful Minutes
AUSTIN, Tex. (UP) Here's a
man who "thumbed" his way into
trouble. But it happened in his own
kitchen rather than on the open
highway. , -
Robert Scurlock. installing a
laundry machine in his home, used
his thumb to clear burrs from a
hole h6 had drilled in the kitchen
floor.;.-. .'.
With a helper pushing from be
neath the house, Scurlock freed his
swollen thumb 30 minutes later.
All five of Villanova's 1950 bas
ketball starters are seniors.
NewMineraUYe
Sought In '-Alaska'
. .AAN. Alaska
luth, Minn..-engineerii
been examinins th.
two milt: uoct . ""fi
Poorman was
of here.'
staked i
tlement's early ye '
Coleman, a blarks,.t '
estimated at aroUGd
U. S. Bureau of
drilling. t
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(oln the hum
and win Jl'fifM
by:, furnishing kforJ
wnicn leads to iheimts
a'hunted' criminal i&i
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tales of gallant polkt:
SUNDAY
5:30 P.M. WHO
0 ' Another Mutual asp:,
in.ni ilium ii .
Suddenly Si's Spring -1
You Will Find at RAl
More than 500 new members will
be inducted into -the North Caro
lina 100-Bushel Corn Club at its
annual meeting in Raleigh later
this month. '
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htioh Mr. farmer!
We Now Have The New Heavier
FORD Tractor
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WARNING
All persons who have received a citation for violation of traffic
laws, and overpark, and have not paid their fine of $1, should do so im
mediately.' This is, to give notice, that all persbns failing to pay imme
diately, will be looked up by the police, and brought into court, where
court costs of $10 will be added to the fine of $1. If you have a traffic
ticket, we. ad vise immediate payment at the City Hall.
. . , , ORVILLE NOLAND
Chief Of Police.
We Have In Stock
The Following
DEARBORN
IMPLEMENTS
12-In. Slatted Wing
Plows.
Jr Double Disc Plows.
12-In. Moldboard Plows.
Lift Type Bush and
Bog Harrows
Woodsaws.
Tillers
Cultivators.
jf Side and Rear Mowers.
With
Ifote Horsepower
Call Us For a
DEMONSTRATION
ON YOUR FARM
TODAY!
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Let Us Show You The Many Improvements The
1950 FORD TRACTORS Have Including The
Exclusive Implement Hydraulic Touch Control.
DELIVERED
PRICE
$2,3
Phone 461
Plus $15.00
N. C. Sales Tax
Main Street
TgayS
id SMART for
party lime!
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FOR BOYS AND
Shiny Black Potent, lor ywi
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liei for dre-up occasion 'j
MMh.r. vou'll lite the
the-budejet prices.
Patent Leathers Are U
And you will find us prepared
some of the loveliest slippers -sC
"of the cutest styles you ever
Yes young lady We can fit P
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