(SkojI section)" tie T7AYxr.j villi; noniiAEriiz; T Af ttraoon, M,, l v Rabies Clinics For Rest Of Week Are Announced The rabies clinic schedule for the remainder of thi? week is as follows: TUESDAY 3:30 P. M. Harkin's Garage, Pigeon Valley Road, Canton; 4:15 P. M. Henson's Grocery k Pigeon Valley Road, Canton; 5 P. M. Ed Blaylock Store, Spring Hill School; 6:15 P. M. Queen's Grocery, Gar den Creek Mill, Canton. May 3 Rocky Face Baptist Church, North Hominy, 4 P. M.: Woods and McCracken Esso, North Hominy. 5 P. M.. Zeth Woods Gro cery, Canton, 6 P, M.; May 4 N. B. Hipps Grocery, Beavcrdam, 4 P. M.; Bcaverdam School, 5 P. M.; Banks Grocery, Newfound St., Canton, 6 P. M.; May 5 Bumette Springs Bapt ist Church, Lake Ldgan, 3:30 P. M.; R. J. Messcr's Store, Cecil. 4:30 P. M.; Walker Brown Store, Re treat. 5:30 P. M.; Rocky Branch at Lovejoy Road, 6:30 P. M.; . May 6 Hoopers Grovery, above Cruso, 9 A. M.; Ira Cogburn's Store. Cruso. 10 A. M.; Oils Mas- sie's Store, Cruso Section, 1 1 A. M.; Bumette Grocery. Dick's Creek, U noon; Simple Formula Devised For Physical Fitness CHAMPAIGN, 111. (UP) A Uni versity of Illinois professor says he has a two-step formula for getting rid of that tired feeling. Furthermore, the system will eliminate the spare tire around your middle, according to T. K. Cureton, physical education pro fessor. Cureton developed the 'formula over the past 25 years which he has spent "studying healthy people while doctors have been studying sick people." Here are the rules: 1. Walk "rhythmically and briskly" at least two miles every day. (An alternative is to go swim ming for a half-hour at least every other day.) 2. Get a proper diet not too much food, avoiding large quanti ties of fats and eating more soy beans and green vegetables. "That's the nub of it," Cureton said. You'll feci younger and you can practically forget worries about heart trouble and hardening of the arteries, he says. For Sale or Trade r 285 Acres South West Georgia farm land This is exceptionally good level land. ISO acres in culti yation, 1J5 acres in carpet crass. Ideal place for livestock. all under new American wire fence. Plenty of water. REA line. 2 miles County Court bouse. Bus and best of schools and churches. . City of 5000, Within 30 miles of Swift and Cudahy packing house, also Ga. Packing Co. This is gen eral farming land . . . cotton corn, and peanuts. In Georgia'! best section. Will sell for cash or trade for good business pro perty in Western North Caro- Una. Groceries or Genera. Store preferred. Write 208 Hazel Street Wayncsville, N. C. 17 Americans nowadays are eating less meat than their grandfathers did. According to the University of Illinois, per capita meat consump tion in the United States now stands at about 147 pounds, com pared to 152 pounds in 1900. For Commissioner dm JAMES E. HENDERSON candidate tor member of . the; Board of Commissioners; a man with experience on the board; a' man qualified for the place, and' a man who will appreciate your vote on May 27th. (adv.) VOTE FOR ORAL L. YATES FOR " ;!; ii.v'. I; Representative! for'' V 1" ft lu i jp I .:. IT. McKimmon Club By MRS. W. L. AMMONS The McKimmon Club, originally known as the Morning Star Club was organized In 193tJ by a group of twenty women keenly interest ed In all pha,ses of home making. Mrs. L. L. SmSrWW Served as our first president and over this period of 15 years our club has grown under the capable leadership of several good presidents, into one of the most active clubs in Hay wood County. In 1949, we adopted our present name "The Jane S. McKimmon Club" because of our love and respect for Dr. Jane S. McKim mon, first Home Agent in North Carolina, and founder of the Home Demonstration Club Program for the rural women of North Carolina. To her we extend our sincerest thanks and appreciation for the In spirations and ideals so cherished I by our club members. Dr. McKlm- mon's book, "When Were Green We Grow" has been a constant re minder of a "Full Life" spent for the growth and development of the rural families of our great state as well as an Inspiration to each of us to hold high the stand ards of the person for whom our Club is flamed. This year our club with 34 mem bers continues with their many ac tivities under the capable leader ship of Mrs. Ed Harkins, president; Mrs. Paul Hyatt, 1st vice president; Mrs. D. E. Morgan, 2nd vice presi dent; Mrs. Logan White, secretary and treasurer and Mrs. II. L. Mor gan, assistant secretary and treas' urer. , ; Nine delegates from our club attended Farm and Home week in Raleigh last year and brought back to us much information and in splratlon. Three delegates comr pleted their four year short course. From this group was selected our Haywood County Council President for 1950, Mrs. Paul Hyatt and our District No. 2 secretary, Mrs. L. J. Cannon. We have actively participated In all county and district events such as the Fall Achievement Day, and Spring Federation. As a' Community service project the club sponsored the Sunday Morning Sunday School breakfast at the Champion Y.M.C.A. and served breakfast to 78 boys and girls. We have contributed to all the Community Drives such as the Red Cross, Polio and Cancer Funds, as well as the Blood Bank Silk Screen, ' Lamp Conversion and Aluminum Workshops have been held by our club and informa tion has been carried to non-club members by our leaders. We have also, furnished books to the-colored school library. (Reynolds High School.) We have had good attendance at all of the Special Interest Meet ings in the county, such as Fam ily Life, Furniture Reflnlshing and Handicraft Schools. . . , We are observing National Home Demonstration : weeki i with 1 j radio programs; newspHpef jjftblibity. .find Window display 'featuring1 the ftiahyand made articles of our club 'members. AS HEW A!?. FOr.CS SICn.ETAP.Y WAS SY.'Or.N IM AKF.OGANT ANN PASSES ON NEW ALBANY, Miss. (UP) This announcement was written on the blackboard of the local high school library; "The D. G. Hall Library mourns the- death of its famous goldfish, Arrogant Ann." vis. . For Treasurer: Stanley William son and Linda Welch: BiUy Rog ers, and Noel Hale; Tommy Cog- diU. and "Spud Furtado, and Eliz abeth Watkins, and Doris Muse. The election Is to be May 2 ".:... . e..ii4. ThnmH r. fMtetter heft) takes the oath of office Lakeside Club By MRS. JOE LINER The Lakeside Home Demonstra tion Club formerly known as the Maple Grove Home Demonstration Club was one of the first clubs or ganized in Haywood County, with several of the charter members continuing to be active in the leadership of our club. We feel the Home Demonstra tion Clubs are doing a wonderful work not only in the county, but throughout the State. All thing? to improve our homes and family living are well worth working for especially, learning newer and better ways which save time, expense and solve our many home making problems. Since our club was organized, we have observed that great im provements have been made in the farm living and the social life of the farm wonfen of our community. . Even though our membership may not be too large, we arc striv ing to participate in all club activ ities of pur community and our county and are happy to have a part in the observation of Na tional Home Demonstration Week North Clyde CDP To Be Organized Thursday Night A meeting will be held at 7:30 P.M. Thursday to organize North Clyde for the Community Devel opment Program. County Agent Wayne Corpenlng and Assistant County Agent Turn er Cathcy, County Community Development supervisor, will at tend the session which will be held at Clyde School. If the residents- of that area do organize, North Clyde will become the 26th community to Join the county-wide Community Develop ment Program since it was launch ed In February 1949. . A Here's the lineup so far; Iron Duff, Francis Cove, Ratcllff e Cove, Saunook, Aliens Creek. ' Upper Crabtree, Lower Crabtree, Fines Creek, Lake Junaluska, White Oak, South Clyde, Panther Creek, Jon athan Creek, Cove Creek, Dell wood, Thickety, Hominy, Morning Star, Stamey Cove, Center Pigeon, East Pigeon, West Pigeon; Cruso, Cecil, and Beaverdam. SLEEP TONIGHT! anrllma twaunt aod tunui V;xJS,,?,W uhauttcd ia the morning. NOKMAI.1N TABLETS caa berp bring calm, rafrmhiaa imt when nrrroai tranon threaten Mnwi riceo NORM ALIN TABLETS art ano-bah inrminc . . am. I aa aimao. attraction or monfy refunded. NO PHIL. SCRIPT UW N fc.fc.Ufcl J. v-np inn nana) to iniur fxttinf (enuina NORMAXXM TABLETS oa hm lada at . . . SMITH'S DRUG STORE See Oarffu Tea r:d, cftf fire bS: ... and a MYRJ y.u, r,d,'1 -".rh,r,.Hrt.nri,!b -bl.MYIs.S,.pll,,;t Haywood Electric So J rnone ko-J WTHS Student Council Voting Set For Tuesday The ' Student Council elections are in full swing at Waynesville High School. The Candidates and their cam paign managers were presented to the student body last Tuesday morning in assembly. The Candidates were Introduced by their campaign managers and then presented their platforms. The Candidates for President with their campaign managers are: Linton Palmer, and Jimmy Kuy kendall; Margaret Reese, and Bet ty Franklin; Jimmy Swift, and Malcolm Williamson, and; Charl ton Davis, and Betty Farmer. For Vice-President; Danny Mc Clure, and Carolyn Sayer; Mary Michal, and Carman Green; Dlbe Early, and 'Dickie Wilson, and George Dewey Stovall, and J. C. DeWeese. Secretarial nominees and their campaign managers are: Ann Co man Crawford, and Sally Stovall; Betty Jo Ray, and Sylvia Camelin; and Joel Burrell, and Jimmy Da- lb i P3P ELECT BILL MILNER Your - SHERIFF FOR A CLEAN ADMINISTRATE A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFIC1 ... NOT A POLITICIAN! HE'LL BRING TO THIS VITAL OFFICE; -Administrative Efficiency A High Quality of Police Work fc The Same Drive, Energy, Personal Courage, and Unselfish Sense of Service That Made Him an Ail American. . FOB A RESPONSIBLE PUBLIC OFFICE YOU N A MAN WITH HIS DEEP SENSE OF PUBLIC SPONSIBILITY. The sap of the' Ucohtit ' palm, called toddy, is a favorite flrlnk in many Pacific Islands, according to the National Geographic Society. ? ' VOTE FOR DAVID UNDERWOOD, JR. The Champion of-The Working Man Candidate For Chairman Board Of Commissioners J -T' f LAlL UNDERWOOD Vote For R. L. JUSTICE FOR COMMISSIONER A qualified man who will appreciate your support I l VOTE.FOR E. R. COGDILL For CONSTABLE , (Waynesville Township) DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, MAY 27 WANTED FRESH DEAD STOCK A New FREE, SERVICE For Your Community Call . ' E.. J. SCHULHOFER - 704-J We pay collect calls and our special equipped truck will removo your cows horses and hops without any cost to you if called at once. . . , CONSOLIDATED HIDE AND METAL COMPANY VOTE FOR I I' "4 1 M. E. "TONY" DAVIS ' for TAX-COLLECTOR FOR COMMISSIONER I am a candidate for the Demo cratic nomination for the board of commissioners, a place I have pre viously held. It is on my past re cord in this office, and my under standing of the needs of Haywood county that I am a candidate. I will appreciate your support. Jarvis H. Allison FOR COMMISSIONER I wish to announce that I am a candidate for the nomination as a member of the Haywood County Board of Commissioners, subject to the will of the voters in the ap proaching Democratic primary May 27. IV Gaston Burneiie Yes, Mr. Smith is ffoinff to Washinff ton W aaja- fajpar i ." :!.; i Vf ".V !i H! ,.' J', '.'i- ' 1! !i !. 1 1 Flan now To Attend Trie r ...... ... At the Haywood County Courthouse WAYNESVILLE S&TDBMT .Shy 6f M 11:00 A. Come out and bring your family and neighbors ( hear Mr. Smith, one of the States most able and fa ful speakers discuss the issues of the U. S. Senato Campaign. WILLIS SMITH OFFERS YOU A PROGBJU TO KEEP AMERICA LIBERAL-PROGRESSIVE-SANE - I '" .! II M-W nil I ill WILLIS SMITH Favors: O High Wages For The Working Man O State's Rights And Local Control O Relief From High Taxes O A Balanced Budget O A Sound And Prosperous Agricultur Program m. UFFUbLb bUUlALISM, COMMUNISM, THE FEPC IN ANY AND EVERY THE BRANNON PLAN AND OTHER SUCH FANTASTIC SCHEMES WHICH VP DPr"TllJIT,TT iPTTn twrrnrs m m a...--. nL.vauvir.iNi inn rntLUum-LUVlNG CITIZENS OF AMERICA. SUPPORT WEIS Sim for U. S. This speech will be Broadcast over WUCC ' SENA! EBT1S POUTICAL AD M ".lt:n-r. JaulS-.-JJ'-.'l'malti

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