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jUBSDAY.FEB. 9. 1950
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WAYNE
Haywood High School
udeitt of the W eek
inniintf student l
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Vaynesville High School ;
ie Swift, son of Mr. ani,-
F. 51-- .
, j iMinir an jicrivp' :
,,ie starieu rai. - :
iheii ne emc w.c ,
five years ago. ne is v- -
L many activities.
fce jimme was suu -u...v.
,e entered tne u. v. w
,lajed trombone in the be
. K,H and won the Ameri-
kion Citizenship Award.
the past several i?
.u Hnim major of the Junior
tnd of the Senior band twQ
He has played me iromoune
Senior band since the 8th
He is a member of the Stu-
MnsiV Council and of the
l,t Council this year. He Is
resident o nis ciass.
Lu plected treasurer of the
Iim Hub as a sophomore.
t,ie is a member of the First
tpfian Church and an ac-
lomber of the Young Peoples
tor reading, which is one of
nrltp ijastimes, he chooses
W The Post, and the Read
iest, plus the many books
from the library. He also
lo hunt, dance and go to the
Vould not let his ambition be
i d but we are going to be
Loud of Jimmle when all of
Lns are complete. .
in he was asked what he was
interested in, he replied,
MARRIAGE LICENSE
liur W. Burchfleld and Mamie
both Of Waynesvllle
hte C. Underwood of Waynes
knd Bennie Mae Ferguson of
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JIMMIE SWIFT
United States has about 6.-
Jc-manufacturing plants'.
U. Crabtree 4-H
Club Organized;
Officers Named
By EVELYN McCRACKEN
Mountaineer Correspondent
The members of the Upper
Crabtree Community 4-H Club
elected their officers last Saturday
during a business meeting.
Lillie Jane Sanford was named
president, Eddie Hill, vice-presi
dent; Jewel Dee Ferguson, secre
tary and treasurer; i Ralph Elkins
song leader; Barbara Best. Ger
trude Fradyi and Valerie Hender
son, group captains; and Hilda
Best, recreational leader.
In other business, the members
chose the title "Busy Bee" for the
name of their club, and decided to
hold their next meeting on Feb
ruary 14.
Charles McCrary
Elected Fines
Ck. CD Chairman
By MRS. FURMAN NOLAND
Mountaineer Correspondent
Charles B. McCrarv;
dent of the Haywood County Farm
uureau, was elected chairman of
the Fines Creek Community Devel
opment Program last Friday when
a large group of the citizens of the
community named their new officers.
Mr. McCrarv surrppH rhorips
Duckett as leader of the Fines
Creek program.
Mrs. Vance Holbrook was elect
ed vice-president; Mrs. Stephen
erasko. secretary; Marion Kirk-
patncK, re-elected- treasurer; and
Mrs. Betty Seay, elected reporter.
At the close nf thp mwlliu .
f reshmcnts were served by Mrs.
Marion Kirkpatrick and Mrs.
Stonewall Rathbone.
Fines Creek residents will hold
their next Community Develop
ment Program meeting at 7:30 P.
M. Friday at t h e Fines Creek
School.
Chairman McCrary urges every
one to attend this meeting and
help make plans to improve our
community.
THE
YOUNGER
SET
MILDRED MEDFORD
High School Senior
ft
Teachers are lucky, don't you
think?
I "thought" they .were. But, after
thinking the situation over a little
bit, I began to wonder ... If they
weren't Just guinea pigs for the
Home Economics students that are
trying to learn to cook.'
For the past several weeks at
Waynesville High,, Home Eco
nomics students have been prepar
ing and serving the teachers, eith
er their breakfast or their lunch.
Some of the students had never
cooked before, and others were old
hands at It, but never-the-less they
cooked and their guest teachers
thought that it was pretty good.
Usually there we're four girls In
a cooking group. Two or three
would eat with the teachers, while
the other served and acted as a
waitress.
Maybe you think that it was the
three girls that ate with the guest
that was nervous but it wasn't,
it was the waitress. Ask Laura
Woody, she was the waitress one
day when Mr. Bowles and Mrs.
Richeson were the guests.
She was so nervous that she wip
ed the silverware with an apron
rather than the tea towel.
Anyway Laura, you did a swell
job and we are very proud of you
A SINGLb-lNCUMK couple can't
lose and may gain by making a
joint return. Husband and wife
are both liable for the tax under
a joint return.
I enjoyed watchinf the expres
sion on the boys' and girls' faces
from the Bethel sixth grade as
they were shown through The
Mountaineer plant last week.
As they were being told some
thing about the machinery, they
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List Your Property
Qwe In Yoiur
efore Feb. IS
All property owners and taxpayers in Haywood County arc required to return to the list
takers for Taxation for the year 1950 all the Real Estate, Personal Property, etc., which each
shall own on the First day of January.
AH male persons between the ages of 21 and 50 arc required to list their polls during
the same time.
All persons who own property and fail to list it and all who are liable for poll tax and
fail to give theniselves in will be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor.
$2.00 PENALTY WILL BE CHARGED FOR FAILURE TO LIST
TAX LISTERS
BEAVERDAM !. V. II. BYERS
CATALOOCIIEE .. . MACK CALDWELL
ECIL KIN BROWNING
KABTREE c. T. NOLAND
EAST FORK .-. KEN BURNETT
WHITE OAK . .. ODIE FISH
FINES CREEK . : JACK FERGUSON
IRON DUFF MANSON MEDFORD
IVY HILL .: ERNEST CARVER
JONATHAN CREEK N. W. CARVER
PIGEON GAY BURNETT
CLYDE VANAR IIAYNEJ
were all ears and eyes, and they
remained that way until they
walked out the front door.
When Max Shepherd was
watching the linotype machine
work, he exclaimed, "Gosh!,, U
would take you a lifetime to
learn to work that machine."
All one little boy, with freckles
across his nose, could say when
they gave him a slug with his
name, James Mease, on it was,
"Boy, it's nice".
Miss Bradley Honored
At Brenau College
tSpecial to T'ue Mountaineer) ,
Miss -Jean Ann Bradley, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bradley,
has been elected to serve as a re
presentative in the May Court at
Brenau College, Gainesville, Geor
gia. Miss Bradley, who serves in' the
capacity of President of Phi Mu,
National Social Sorority, and Sec
retary of the Student Government
Association, i s outstanding 1 n
many campus organizations.
Read the Mountaineer Want Ads.
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Another tally-Ho Club Party!
And another one good time for
the members of the club and their
guests.
The club will have its party in
the American Legion Club Room,
Saturday' night, 'and there will be
plenty to eat and certainly enough
room to dance to your heart's con
tent'.; .-
The members of the club will
either make something lo cut (can
dy cookies, cup cukes, etc.) or
biing something to go into the
punch.
We must admit, they sure know,
how to keep their budget down.
I know everyone will have
"oodles" of fun, including Miss
Jackson, the advisor,
"It's smart i to MINI) YOUR
MANNERS."
When a girl sens those words
she will stop everything to read
what it saysi Or at least I do.
Maybe you do too, and would
also like to know what was read
under those very words.
"On what finger and which
hand Is a girl supposed to wear
her school ring?"
Maybe you already know, but
still wondering whether you are
right or not. Well, this Is what
it said.
There's really no hard and fast
rule on this, but a girl usually
wears her school ring on the
third finger of the right hand.
She keeps the left hand free of
jewelry until the day that all
important solitaire is slipped on
the third linger.
Yes, the student council at
W.T.H.S. is proving that it is worth
something. Both to the students as
individuals and to the school as
a whole.
James Whitman, president, re
ported the other day that they had
already gone as far as a letter
to ask Dr. L. Nelson Bell if he
wouid speak to the student body
of the school. , ;
A lot of the young people heard
Dr. Bell at the First Presbyterian
Church and thought that he was
just great. They wanted to hear
him again, and to give others the
same opportunity.
We are keeping our fingers
crossed, James, hoping that he
will come to our school.
Patsy Rogers On 'Dean'?
List At Mars Hill
Miss Patsy Rogers, daughter ()f
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rogers, Church
Street, Hazelwood, has been placed
on the Dean's List at. Mars Hill
College for the first semester. To
be eligible for a place on the Dean's
List a student must have earned
forty quality credits, with no grade
below 'C. Miss Itogers is a fresh
man at the college.
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