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S5 meeting 01 the Lake-
Demonstration Club
?m Tuesday afternoon,
dv Liner presided and
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be held in Sylva
Mrs. Joe Liner
and Mrs.
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Mrs. F. S. uarreu, tsoiucua
, j a discussion on the con-
mmato Diigiu
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vjue'of ladino pasture for
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joe Uller gave uun"i
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hour followed the meet-
Id refreshments, were served
hostess. Mis. nenry ivras
pecial guest. :
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James Harden Howell. Sr.,
afternoon tor wasning-
r. where she win auena
Ltinnal Coneress . of the
iw of the American Revo
uHrh will be neia next
In the meantime she will
i0r brothers and sisters, Mr,
s T. E. Marshall and ui
r, j F. C. Buck in Wasn-
and Mr. and Mrs. w. V
lull in Arlington. Va.
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and Mrs. Ernest Shuler and
n of Newberry, S. C.V have
H in the Aliens creeK-com
to make their home there
mently after being away tor
ars Mr. Shuler. is' associated
The Champion Paper and
Conijiany.
P. II. Henley of Aliens
spent the weekend in Rich-
Va., with her sister and
r in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
WILKIXS E. UNDERWOOD
Funeral services for Wilkir.s E.
Underwood, 49, o Elizabethton,
Tenn., who died last Friday morn
ing after an extended illness, were
held Saturday afternoon in tho
First Cl! ts:ian Church of which
he was a member.
The Rev. W. M. Bingham and the
Rev. C. L. Smith officiated and
burial was in Sleepy Hollow Mem
orial Cemetery.
A native of Waynesville. Mr.
Underwood lived here utuil he
completed his high school educa
tion, after which he entered the
Navy and served seven ears. He
has made his home in Elizabethton
since his discharge and lield a po
sition with the Bemberg Rayon and
Silk Mills.
Surviving are the widow. Mrs.
Mary D. Underwood; one son. Ed
die Underwood, of the home: the
mother. Mrs. R. L. Underwood;
three sisters, Miss Pearl Under
wood of Waynesville. Miss Jlnsle
Underwood of Gastonia, and Miss
Evelyn Underwood of Mars Hill;
and three brothers, the Rev, Jarvls
Underwood and Robert Lee Under
wood. Jr., of Waynesville. and Carl
Underwood of St. Pauls, N. C.
MRS. RUBY IIAXEY
CANTON Funeral services" for
Mrs. Ruby Dare Hanev. 22. who
j died Monday in a Woodbury. N. J.,
! hospital after a brief illness, were
' holrl tl.;, f! 1 i- ...
ucu:uun in iveenersvuie
Baptist Church In Meadow Fork
section of Madison County.
The Rev. C. D vis of Marshall
officiated and burial was in the
church cemetery.
Surviving are the husband, Hum
Phrie Haney; two sons, Eddie and
Roger; one stepson. Earl; the par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Haynes
of Dare Town. N. J.; and one
brother. Paul Haynes of Deep
water, n. j., and an uncle, Murphy
Rathbone of Waynesville.
Crawford Funeral Home was in
charge.
New Officers
Are Named For
Woman's Society
New officers for the Woman's Mrs. Millard Ferguson was Itn-t-1
Society of Christian Service of the'ed president of the Woman's So
First Methodist Church we-e elect-! ciety of Christian Service of the
Mrs. Ferguson Is
New President Of
Crabtree WSCS
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Hold On Pasture
Renovation
MRS. TIME TRULL
Mrs. Tinie Trull, 69, died Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of
a son, Freeman Trull, in the Bethel
Section Of Havwnnrl rniinto f
a lingering illness.
She was a native and lifelong
resident of Haywood county
Funeral services will be held Fri
day at 2 p. m. In Meadow Grove
Baptist church. The Rev. T. C.
Heatherly and the Rev. Oder Bur
nett will officiate and burial will
be in Gwyn Cemetery. v
Grandsons will be pallbearers
and granddaughters will be flower
bearers.
The body was taken Thursday
morning to the home of Freeman
Trull and will remain there until
time for the services.
Surviving are the husband,
Mingus trull; four sons, Carl,
Clarence, Clayton of Canton and
Freeman of Bethel; two daughters,
Mrs. Robert Wells of Canton and
Mrs. Lonnie Hatherlee of Canton.
Also two sisters,' Mrs. Bertha
Pressley and Mrs. Dorothy Pressley
of Asheville; two brothers, George
Pressley of Greer, S. C, and Walter
Pressley of Candler; 41 grandchil
dren and three great-grandchildren.
Wells Funeral Home is in charge.
JOE C. EVANS
Joseph C. Evans, retired farmer,
was found dead at his home In
HazelWood early this morning.
Dr. J. Frank Pate. Haywood
county coroner, reported his in
vestigation showed Mr. Evans died
of natural causes. and that no in
quest would be necessary.
Mr. Evans was a native of ally
wood county and had been living
in tiazetwood for the past ten years.
Funeral services will be held at
the Cove Creek Baptist church
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment will be in Davis Ceme
tery; -
Surviving are five daughters.
Mrs. Albert Crane of Hazelwood.
Mrs. Malcolm Johnson of Union, S.
Q. Mrs. Jane Waligora of Buffalo,
N. Y., Mrs. Jack McCuen of Green
wood, S. C, and Mrs. Jack Conard
of White Oak; four sons, Grady
Evans of Jonesvllle, S. C, George
and Joseph Evans of Hazelwood,
and Carl Evans of Union, S. C.
and one sister, Mrs. Ellen I.uns
ford of South Carolina.
Arrangements are under the di
rection of Garrett Funeral Home.
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MRS. BESSIE D. BUMGARDNER
Mrs. Bessie Dillard Bumgardner,
67, wife of the late H. M. Bum
glrdner, died Tuesday night at her
home on Dutch Cove Road follow
ing a lingering illness.
'Funeral services were conducted
this afternoon in Canton First
Methodist Church with the Rev. L.
E. Mabry, pastor, officiating. Mrs.
Bumgardner was a member of the
church. '
Burial was in Bon-A-Venture
Cemetery.
Survivors include two sons, Paul
E. and Earl L. Bumgardner, both
of Canton; and two daughters, Mrs.
Guy Hughe of Canton and Mrs.
John Almon of Webster.
Wells Funeral Home in Canton
was in charge of arrangements.
ed at the regular meeting held
Tuesday cfterr.oon at the church.
Mrs. Henry Caddy was named
nresiden; nnd others elected were;
Mrs. Hush Massie, vice-president;
Mrs. W. M. Cobb, recordinti secre
tary; Mrs Carl Mundy, treauirer;
Mrs. David Hyatt, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. C. N. Clark, secre
tary of Spiritual Life; Mrs. J. E.
Yountx, -secretary ef Missionary
Education; Mrs, Guy Massie. secre
tary of Christian Social Relations;
Mrs. J. H. Howell, Sr., secretary of
Literature; Mrs. Bonner Ray, sec
retary of Supplies; Mrs. Fred S.
Allison, secretary of Student Work:
Mrs. Claude Rogers and Mrs. Carl
Ratcliffe, local chairmen; Mis. G.
F. Boston, secretary of Status of
Women; Mrs. Irving Leatherwood.
secretary of Children's Work: Mis.
Charles Burgin, secretary of Flow
er Fund; Mrs. W. A. Rector, sec
retary of Youth Work; ami Mrs.
S, H. Bushncll, publicity chairman.
The program for the afternoon
was presented by Mrs. David Hy
att on "The Need For Youth Lead
ers". Taking part wore Mrs. James
R. Boyd, Mrs. Bushnell, and Mrs.
J. H. Howell. ,
Mrs. Bonner Ray, retiring presi
dent, presided during the business
hour and presented two $10 awards.
The first went to Circle No. 5, of
which Mrs., Carleton Weatherby Is
chairman, as the circle showing the
largest number of new members
for the year; and the second ten
dollars went to circle No. 6, Miss
Mary Medf ord, chairman, as the
circle having the largest percent
age of members pcrsent for the
Society meetings during the year
Mrs. Bushnetl was presented i
Life Membership pin and certifi
cate in-recognition-. of her service
In the Society, The presentation
was made by Mrs. J. H. Howell on
behalf of the group.
Crabtree Methodist Church at a
meeting held last Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. B F
Nesbitt.
Elected to serve with her were
Mrs. Fred L. SafTord.
dent; Mrs. Glenn C, Palmer, secretary-treasurer;
Mrs. L. O. Fer
guson, secretary of correspondence
and promotion; Mrs. Matt Davis,
secretary of Spiritual Life; Mrs.
Bob Rogers, secretary of Supply
Work; Mrs. W. F. Ferguson, secre
tary of Mission Education; Mrs.
Hugh Noland. reeertary of Youth
Work; Mrs. James Klrkpatrick, sec
retary of Children's Work; Mrs. B
. Nesbltt; secretary of Social Re
lations and Local Church Acii vi
nes; Mrs. Kate Noland. secretary
of publications; and Mrs, C. O.
Newell, secretary of Status of Women.'
Mrs. Marshall Kirkpatrlck. re
tiring president, presided.
ilie social hour was devoted to
rollins bandages for the leper col-
ony in Japan.
Social guests were Mr. and Mrs
Joe I'aimer and the Rev. C. o
Newell.
The hostess was assisted in scrv
ing.'- , -
ihe Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Younti
lert Wednesday for a week's va
cation In Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Isley nnd
daughters, Betsy and Cathey, ure
leaving tomorrow for Coolenioc
N. C, to attend the wedding of Mr
isley s sister. Mlss Imogene Islcv
Mrs. Isley will be an attendant In
the wedding.
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MRS. BELLE GREEN
CANTON- Funeral services for
Mrs. Belle Green, 70, who died
Monday night at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ransom Davis of
Clyde, after a long illness were
held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Clyde
Methodist Church.
The Rev. W. T. Medlin and the
Rev. D. D. Gross officiated and
burial was irt Pleasant Hill Ceme
tery. Clyde.
Mrs. Green was the widow of
Erastus Green and a lifelong resi
dent of Haywood County.
Surviving are the daughter;
three sisters, Mrs. Manson Hoglen
of Crabtree, Mrs. Nan Noland of
Waynesville and Mrs. Alice Parks
of Gastonia, and three grandchil
dren.
Wells Funeral Home was In
charge. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Massie last
Tuesday visited Mrs, Massie's
brother, Richard Crisp, at his
home in Murphy.
Lloyd Harrison of New York
City arrived here yesterday to be
with-. his -"mother, Mrs. l'lue Harl
son of Aliens Creek, -who is a pa
tient at Mission Hospital in Ashe
ville.; - '
i Miss Let ha Rider of Aliens
Creek left yesterday for Danville,
Va., wheie she will be associated
in business with her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Jennings. 1
Mrs.' Hazel Wright and daughter,
Miss Haze, Frances Wright, left
this mnvr-ing fo Louisville, Ky.,
Where they will attend the wed
ding of the former's daughter, Miss
I Betty Jean Wright, and Hayes
Thomas Watkins, Jr.. which will
take place on Saturday. They were
accompanied to . Louisville by
Thomas Wright and Donald Wright,
or Charlotte.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown of
Salem, Mass. are here for a visit
to the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Way.
. :
Sam Welch of Atlanta is spend
ing this week In WaynescvUle with
relatives.
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Mrs. Harry Shumaker of Inman,
S. C, spent the Easter week end
with her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Reece. ; j
Thlough the ciKiiiation of the
farm machinery dealers and others
in Haywood county, a seres ti 28
demonstrations on the proner reno-
wng and seedimr of Ladino
clover and orchard grass or
Fd-uei pasture have been held."
ihe following people have work
ed with the County Extension Ser
vice in putting on thes demonstra
tions. In cooperation with th mm.
muntty organizations within the
county; The Mountain Sumilv.
operated by Rogers Brothers, who
handle Ford tractors and Dearborn
equipmenl;the Haywood Tractor
and Implement Company, operated
uy Wallace Ward of Waynesville,
who handles Ferguson tractors and
Ferguson equipment; the Farmers
Federation of Waynesville and
Canton, who handle Oliver farm
machinery and tractors; the Hav-
wood County Farmers Cooperative,
who furnished the Cvclone Seed
sower; Sims Tire and Battery Com
pany, who furnished transportation
and hauled equipment-from ' dem
onstration to demonstration; the
Waynesville Radio and Repair
Shop, owned by E. J. Stanmeyer.
who furnished the amplifying sys
tem for holding these demonstra
tions; and Francis & Wrlcht Com
pany of Hendersonville, who furn
ished a culttpacker-seeder and
John-Deere equipment.
The chairmen of the community
organizations within the county are
to be congratulated on the work
they have done in the promotion
of Ladino clover In their com
munllles, for without their help R
would have been impossible to
hold these demonstrations.
The officers of the Demonstn
tion Farmers Organization In Hay
wood county met on Wednesday
night, April 12. to make plans for
the coming Out-of-State Farm
Tour. These officers are: R
loyal Arch Ma: ens
o Meet Friday
Waynesville Chapter No. 69.
Royal Aivh Masons, will hold their
regular monthly convocation on
Friday at 8 p. m. The Past Master's
Degree will be conferred by Com
panion Frank E. Worthington. Past
High Priest, all York Rite Masons
are invited to attend.
Aliens Creek JGA
Met Last Night
The. Intermediate Girls' Auxi
liary of the Aliens Creek Baptist
Church met last night at the home
Of Vivian Green with the councill
or of the organization, Mrs. R. O.
Allen.
After studying their lesson.
the members were served by the
hostess.
Francis, Ratcliffe Cove, chairman
T. C. Davis, Iron Duff; William
Osborne, South Clyde; Van
Wells, Pigeon; and George Stamey
of Center Pigeon, who was last
year's chairman., These officers
met . with the County Extension
Workers, and set the date for this
year's Out-of-State Tour to star
on Monday, August 14 and end on
August 19.
The general area which the lour
will cover this year will be as
follows: From Waynesville to Wash
ington to the U. S. Beltsvtlle Ex
periment Station in Maryland; then
to the dairy and beef cattle section
around Lancaster, Pennsylvania;
New York City; then buck down
the const into Delaware for the
poultry and fruits and vegetables
section; Atlantic City and Williams
burg; then down the, coast back
home. ' -,- . .. .- .
Arrangements late being made
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New arrivals have been aniv
ed at the Haywood Cour.iy
pital as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Gwyn EroyUs of
Canton, a son, April 7. - .2.
r
Duncan of
daughter,
with represi'ntatives of the Exten
sion Service and one of the county
officers to actually ride out and
plan the tour the latter part of
April or the first of May. At that
time definite arrangements will be
made for the tour which will be
held August 14-19.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Waynesville, Route 1, a
April 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eishop
Clyde, Route 1. a son, April 9.
of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Liner. Jr.,
of Waynesville, a son. Apt" .
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Turner of
Canton, Route 1, a daughter, APrjl
9.. .
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin C. Ingle of
Canton, a son, April 10.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Chambers of
Canton. Route 2, a daughter,
April 11.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitted of
Canton, a daughter, April 12.
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... MRS. MANTIE HICKS
Mrs. Mantle Hicks, 65, wife of
the Rev. Ham P. Hicks died Tues
day night in an Asheville hospital
after a short illness.
She was a native of Haywood
County but had made her home in
Mars Hill for the past seven years.
Funeral services were held this
morning in Beech Glen Baptist
Church near Mars Hill With the
Rev. Francis Raeford and the Rev.
T. C. Heatherly officiating.
Burial was in Bon-A-Venture
Cemetery in Haywood County.
Survivors, in addition to the hus
band, include two daughters, Mrs.
John Jervis and Mrs. Brown Doan,
both of Mars Hill; two sons, T. V.
Hicks and Frank Hicks, both of
Mars Hill; two brohters, John and
Linton Clark of Leicester; and 12
grandchildren.
Wells Funeral Home in Canton
was in charge.
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Waynesville Sailor
Visits Scotland
Navy Fireman Kenneth W. Me
haffey of Waynesville, recently
visited Glasgow, Scotland aboard
the destroyer USS Charles R. Ware.
Aliens Creek Church
IGA Holds Session
Twelve members of the Aliens
Creek Baptist Church Junior
Girls' Auxiliary attended a meet
ing last night at the church with
their councillor, Mrs. Ha Farmer.
They studied the lesson, "Spread
ing The News."
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Queen, Jr.,
announce the- birth of a daughter,
on April 6, in Patton Memorial
Hospital, Hendersonvllle.
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