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i, : PAG: EIGIIT TTIE TVATXE3TILLE JIOUNTAINEEIS Thursday Afternoon, Ha L. Crabtrce, Francis Covo Break Even 'By MRS BILL HOLLINGSWORTH (Mountaineer Correspondent! Lower Crabtree , and Francis Cove broke even Friday night in Jtheir Community Development Program basketball games. - The Lower Crabtree girls defeat ed the Francis Cove girls, but the Cove bovs evened the score by turning back the Crabtree quintet. "f The Cove team also came through with a victory over the Hazelwood cagers. , 'Two Farmers' Look At Ladino Clover First Baptist Church WAYNESVILLE " The Rev. L. G. EJliott. Pastor Sunday '. 9:45 Sunday Scool, Frank Kirk Patrick is general superintend ent. Classes and departments for all ages. 11:00 Morning Worship. Ser mon by the pastor. Special music under the direction pf Mr. Charles Isley; Mrs. Douglas Moore, organ ist. . " 6:15 Training Union. 7:30 Evening Worship. Ser mon by the pastor. Special music. Monday .1 7:00 Worker's council In the social hall. Covered-dish supper, departmental meetings, business, and a: motion picture: "The Ap prentices". This is the third pic ture in the series on the life of the Apostle Paul. Tuesday 7:30 Regular meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society in the social hall. The Ann Hassel tine Judson Circle has the pro gram. The Fannie E. S. Heck Cir cle is hostess circle. Wednesday 3:30 Jr. R. A.'s meet at 3:30. 6:30 Youth choir meets for rehearsal. ,; 7:30 Prayer Meeting. 8:15 Senior choir rehearsal. Thursday 3:30 Jr. G. A.'s meet with their counselor, Mrs. C. C. League. Friday - 7:30 T. E. L. Class will meet with Mrs. Frank Leatherwood, Richland Street. s 11 OA! LOOT. AV i.Aninn c 1 1- i?nt.n ' "V. r Governor W. Kerr Scott, right, took time to look over one of the many Ladino Clover pastures in Haywood while he was. here Sat urday. Here R. C. Francis and the Governor stand in a clover pasture of D. Reeves Noland. The sign Is typical of all those being erected in Ladino pastures along highways as part of the pro gram to get 10,000 acres in Haywood this year. (Photo by Ingram's). MORE ABOUl Baseball (Continued on Page 6) ' does not have a Legion baseball team, his team will be made up of players from throughout Haywood County. Most of the players, however, will come from the Canton-Waynes-ville-Hazelwood area. The committeemen from all three posts will submit their re ports at the March 22 regular ses sion of the Waynesville Legion. At this week's joint meeting, Commander Ernest Edwards, Bob by Plott, Committee Chairman Lonnie Bishop, and Bill Lindau represented the Waynesville post; Committee Chairman Bill Milner, the Hazelwood post; and Deweese, Lucius Hall, and Carroll Towe, the Odd Fact The first known operation ever attempted on a crocodile was per- : lormed recently In the Cincin nati, Ohio, wo, when a veterin arian removed six toft drink bottles and 30 stones of different sizes from the reptile's stomach.1 Canton post. The Legionnaires are seeking to raise the necessary expenses in two general ways through out right donations from the county's business and industrial firms and private citizens; and from all or a substantial part of box office re ceipts from Legion-sponsored en tertainment. Milner is scheduled to explain the plans for the team to the mem bers of the Hazelwood Boosters Club at their regular monthly meeting tonight, The Crabtrees Break Even In Neighborly Tests , By BARBARA BEST (Mountaineer Correspondent) The Upper Crabtree boys and Lower Crabtree girls were the vic tors Thursday night tfn an inter community basketball doublehead er. - The Lower Crabtree girl3 came from behind a five-point disad vantage to defeat the Upper Crab tree sextet, 42-31. Miss Sanford of the losers, how ever, took high scoring honors with 21 points, while Dot James of Lower Crabtree connected for 10 points and runneruo honors. Dot's teamm.itn, Miss Smith, was a close third with 17. The Upper Crabtree boys, how ever, had less trouble gaining their victory. Spreading their offensive punch pretty evenly through their entire lineup, they won a 47-28 decision. B. Best of Upper Crabtree hit the basket for 15 points in taking individual honors. West led the losers with an even dozen. ' The lineups: GIRLS U. Crabtree (31) F Wood (6) F Sanford (21) ... F Justice (2) ...... G Best ..... ..... G-Bradshaw (2) G Ferguson U Crabtree sub: Hill. L. Crabtrce (42) Wood (7) .... D. James (18) ... ..... Smith (17) P. James Noland Kinsland BOYS U. Crabtree (47), F B. Best (15) !.... F W. West (6) ..... C D. ogers (5) .... G Sanford (8) G Justice (8) , ... U. Crabtree sub: I.. Crabtree (28) Ledford (6) ..... Kinsland (6) West (12) Haney (2) Davis (2) Elkins 5. : j Odd Fact A wife suing for divorce In Cleveland, Ohio, said she didn't mind her husband coming in at S or 4 o'clock in the morning but what got her down was his insis tence on waking her up to see whether she was angry. Compare The Features Of Thn : I .JT' v am V mm TISHGTOB And You'll Realize Why It's Todays BEST BUY! T3 V'l If i 0n ; ! Proof! I MOW 29 IMPORTANT FORD TRACTOR IMPROVEMENTS! Call Us For A Demonstration Today! Here Is What 4 Completely Satisfied Ford Tractor Owners Have To Say: Mountain Supply Co. 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Mbuntam Sopp!y: Company Phono 461 Waynesville lb iciiire hs Honniaineo Siori Limbering Brills Baseball; is creeping into the1 sports spotlight at Waynesville High as basketball enters its final - The Mountaineers prospective pitchers and catchers started lim berlng up last week in the gym with their new .head coach, Mar shall Teague, calling the signals. After the meeting Tuesday, Coach Teague admitted, consider ing early indications, that he had a "pretty fair" assortment of Fresjh man and Junior batteries. Not all of the duets, however, turned out, since the basketball season is Mill in its final stage. Fair weather and the extent to which the cagcrs advance in the final tournaments will determine how much time will be left for the starting squad to practice as' a unit before the season opens. At the moment, the Mountaineer ball players are scheduled to launch their season April 19 in a Blue Ridge Conference contest with Brevard at Brevard. However, Teague reported he is trying to negotiate with Christ School for an opening date which Wards of the Wise- Fame, we may understand, Is no sure test of merit, but only a probability of such. (Thomas Carlyle) will be earlier. Taking part In ' the warm-up drills in the gym for the past few days have been Bill Sutton, 190 pound righthander; Southpaws Jimmy Kuykendall and Jimmy Swift, and Righthander Harold Mills. The catchers Include James (Perk) Fugate, Bobby Kuykendall, and Eobby Setzer. AH of these are juniors except Bobby Kuykendall, Jimmy's broth er, who is a freshman. , The outfielders and Infielders are scheduled to join them when the weather allows outdoor prac tict to start. " Dried ' beans should be soaked for at least five to six hours before being cooked. MORE ABOUT Fines Creek (Continued from Page ) ed for their relative lack of height by polishing their ball-handling and passing, developing a very close guarding game and some rather fantastic hook shots, and deceptive scoring plays. That long distance shooting business, for instance, is one of those things that could drive a man mad, particularly a basketball player. In the second Waynesville game. for Instance, Betty Jo Russell, who's about 5-foot-7 at the most, had the ball but couldn't go anywhere with it, since she had to stretch her neck to see her opposing guard's should- ers. She solved the problem simply by lowering the ball in one hand a round the back of her shoes and tossing it in a high loop over her head. "' " It was good for two points. "That was plain luck," snorted one fan. ' But then she made him feel a little silly. ' ." She did it again. This interesting group develop ed a degree of rather high profic iency as long ago as. the 1949-50 season. Just about the entire top 12 made up the Fines Creek squad that won the 1949 Haywood County Junior 4-II Club girls' champion ship. ' ' ' ';. Like the Waynesville girls and the county's otw.. they aren't jUst r3 Thyre all UJj community Work VL churches, all the i age students, so county's finp:t. V1 Take Cenie f,.. ; P the Fehruar, of mz; ; ir. beauty. " es; ; In short, that', uK Cirls lineup; Fines rr..i. F-E.; Hathbon. F-R. Ferguson ! F B. Russell (6) GF. Ledford 5 G C. Ledford 1 G C. Ferguson Subs- Fines Creek u J 5. Mpsspr n t.. .;: 'I t 4 , nuSKA n. Micaviiie. M. Rathbone Ballew, 1. Officials: Hunnicutt.T,, Househoid h; Aiununuincookin!!a..J ened and even m alkaline cleaning coJ keep utensils in SJ5 fto not use them (or foods which discolor metal, " till- Si S iS 4 r If jl i I " i WH iMMi Economy Cut Chops Choice Cut Chops . thick Fat Back . . lk Sausage . . . winter Loin Roast pareribs . . . Pork. Neck Bones . 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