Afternoon, y,
. THE
YOUNGER
SET
... By '
MILDRED MED FORD
High School Senior
li'
; V This certainly has been a big
'! -week-end for the Canton High
School. It has been one that they
' will long remember as one of the
best. The Western District of North
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ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
' Having qualified as adinlnistra-
' itix of the estate of William L.
Balentine, deceased, late of Hay
Wood County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having
' Claims against the estate of said
' deceased to exhibit them to the un
dersigned at Waynesville, North
Carolina, on or before the 1st day
of May, 1951 or this notice will be
" pleaded in bar of their recovery.
'All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay-
ment.
' This the 1st day of May, 1950.
" EUGENIA B. BALENTINE,
' Administratrix of the Estate of
William l. balentine,
Deceased.
1903 M 1-8-15-22-29 Jn 5
Carolina Student Council convened
at the High School as guest of
the Canton Student Council Fri
day, (Friday bight was spent in
homes), and Saturday.
the Congress opened with a call
to order by the president, Everett
Suddreth from the Tech High
School in Charlotte. (And by the
way Everett is also the Editor-in-Chief
of the Technique, which Is
Tech High's year book.) Mr. Rik
ard, principal, gave a welcome to
C.H.S. and La Rue Amos gave one
from the C, H. Student Council.
The welcome was responded by
Arzid Sieber of Hendersonville.
The officers were then recogniz
ed: vice-president, Lewis Mark of
Mooresville; secretary, Lorene
Huffman of Hickory, and treasur
er, LaRue Amos of Canton. Mack
Barrett, president of the North
Carolina Student Council Congress
and vice-president of the Canton
Student Council gave a greeting
from the N.C.S.C.C.
In the discussion groups the top
ics were very interesting as they
concerned the Student CoUhcll.
The three topics discussed were
entitled; "What Types of Good
Worthwhile Projects May a Stu
dent Council Successfully Under
take?"; "How May We Secure and
Retain Student Interest in rhn Ac
tivities of the Student Council?";
and "How Can the Student Coun
cil Function So that Each Member
of the Student Body Is Made to
Feel He Is An Important Part of
the School?"
Not only did the Student Coun
cil Congress discuss business, but
Crabtrco P-TA
Holds Contest
Tuesday Night
By Mrs. Roy B. Medford
(Mountaineer Correspondent)
Roger McElroy and Francis San
ford won Tuesday's recitation and
Reclamation contest held by the
Crabtree-Iron Duff Parent-Teachers
Association!
Roger won the declamation
event, and Francis took first in the
recitation. Each will receive a med
al at the school's annual commence
ment exercises this spring.
Judging the contestants were
Mrs. Clark Messer, Mrs.- Glenn
Palmer, and Miss Orr, members of
the faculty of Fines Creek School.
In the declamation event, Boyd
Fisher placed second, and Henry
Earl Massle finished third.
Jean Crawford was runnerup
and Adeline Best placed third In
the recitation. y
All these received honorable
mention. '
Spencer McCracken also com
peted In the declamation contest,
while Adeline Best, Frances Yates,
Sybil Bradshaw, Doris Messer, Mar
tha Ann Caldwell, and Lorine
Sanford took part in the recitation
contest.
During the business session, the
nominations and elections of of
ficers of the P-TA was postponed
until shortly before the opening of
the new school year.
Mrs. Glen Noland. the vice-presi
dent of the organization, was in
charge of the meeting in the ab
sence of President James Kirkpat
rick, who was unable to attend.
Ai Tho Park Thursday and Friday
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Two Shows Dally Monday through Friday 7 & 9 P.M.
Saturday: Continuous Showings from 11 A.M.
Sunday: 3 Shows, 2, 4 and 9:00 P. M.
TODAY and TUESDAY, MAY 1 -2
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GLORIA DS HAVEN
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, MAY 3-4
f BARBARA STANWYCK O JOHN LUND
".ATfi 1T A TVT rT? T.TT?T TI7KT
ALSO COLOR CARTOON NEWS
BE WISE GET STRANG WISE
they thoroughly enjoyed them
selves with a banquet and a square
dance, which was sponsored by the
C.H.S.C. The banquet and dance
was held at Camp Hope Friday
night.
On Saturday the discussion
groups continued until 12:00. The
W.D.N.C.S.C.C, adjourned uhtll
next year.
The "Rhythm Rockers" and the
Canton High School band did a
swell job of keeping their guests
entertained with music along with
all the discussions.
Yoil Can certainly tell that
summer time is here . . . all of
the girls either have a sunburned
back, or they are as tan as shoe
leather. I think the sunburn
would describe most of the girls
from Waynesville High who have
tried to get a sun tan.
One day they come to school
and the skin has the creamy look
but then you look the next day
and you would think that red
paint had been added.
Some people Are so lucky . . ,
then can get a'tan without any
trouble at all,
Novs From .
Francis Cove
By MRS BILL HOLLINGSWORTH
(Mountaineer Correspondent)
Mrs. Henry Francis was honored
last Saturday night by the ladies
of Francis Cove, who gave her an
apron shower at their suprise par
ty at her home.
This was their way of showing
their appreciation for her kindness
in helping them in the aluminum
working school she has neia in ner
home.
In all, the women of the Cove
have made 35 trays in Mrs. Fran
cis' classes, and she was always
ready and willing to help everyone.
) jane Wyman and Michael Wildint in a scene from Alfred
V Hitchcock's thriller, "Stage Fright," Merlene Dietrich anf
Richard Todd co-star with the pair, i '
Stamcy Covo
Names Visiting
Committee
Mrs. Martin Rogers
(Mountaineer Correspondent)
Residents of Stamey Cove at
their regular Community Develop
ment Program meeting last week
appointed d committee to visit the
sick and the needy.
Named to this visitine tsroun
were tyrs. J. G. Allen, Mrs. Her
man Rogers, Mrs. McKlnley Press
ley, and Mrs.' Clarence Buchanan.
The Stamev Cove bennle also set
as their next project the cleaning
of their cemetery.
Next Saturday was the date for
the community members to meet
for this work. -
Relatives and other friends of
those whose graves are in the Piney
Grove Cemetery are invited to take
part in this important work.
The work will continue through
out the day, with dinner to be serv
ed on the grounds. '
Everyone is Invited to come with
a basket lunch.
Also during the Wednesday night
meeting, the residents heard re
ports by the special committees on
the progress attained in theif spe
cific projects.
The meeting, which was held at
the home of Herman Rogers, was
opened with a devotional by the
community chairman, the Rev. V.
N. Allen.
The members of the community
then practiced the songs they will
sing at the County Song Festival.
Before adjournment was call
ed, the next meeting was announc
ed for the Plney Grove Methodist
Church on May 10.
The Waynesville High Senior
Banquet was one of the best sur
prises that could ever happen to
any one group of Seniors. The
decorations were beautiful and the
program was the best, but above
all the dresses the girls wore were
lovely. They all looked as if they
had just stepped out of a store
window in Paris. '
"Music Week" Is here so It's
time for the St. John's Recital.
Next Wednesday and Thursday
night the annual Spring Recital
will be presented at the St.
John's Auditorium.
There will be around 54 par
ticipating in the Junior Recital
on Wednesday, night and about
30 In the Senior Recital on
Thursday night.
Everyone Is looking forward
to this recital as they have In
the past proved to be very inter
esting to music lovers.
HEY KIDS! HAVE f UN! WIN PRIZES!
Color This Scene From Walt Disney's Technicolor Hit,
"Cinderella"
Coming
To The
Strand
Theatre
Wed.
Thur.
Fri.
May
10-11-12
v HERE'S WHAT YOU DO
Color this scene from "Cinderella" using either water colors or crayons. The first 10 children, pre
tenting this scene at our Box Office for the 7:00 P. M. show Wednesday-Thursday or Friday, May
10-11-13 will be admitted FREE. Remember only the first 10 children will be admitted FREE.
Of the 134 horses eligible for
the Kentucky Derby this year, 61
are still racing in the' ownership
of the people who bred and raised
them. . '
Mrs. Reeves
Named Head Of
Bethel P-TA
By Mrs. Howard Smathers
(Mountaineer Correspondent)
Mrs. James Reeves is the new
president of the Bethel Parent
Teachers Association.
She and the other officers for
1950 were elected last Thursday
afternoon at a meeting in the high
school' auditorium. . .v.
.Mrs, Ralph Evans was named
first Vice-president; Miss Bernice
McElhannbh, second vice-president;
Mrs. Ray Cathey, secretary; and
Mrs. Hugh Terrell, treasurer.
The officers will be Installed at
the next meeting, which will be
announced later.
The entertainment feature of the
program was the singing of Mrs.
Delmar Phoenix's High School Glee
Club.
Haywood 4-H'ers
To Leave For
State Camp July 10
Haywood County's 4-H Clubbers
were reminded of happy days ahejfd
last weekend.
Assistant County Agent Joe
Clitle and Assistant Home Dem
onstration Agent Jean Childers
sent them letters announcing the
Haywood boys and girls will leave
for the annual State 4-H Club
camp at White Lake on July 10 for
a two-week stay.
They said they are hoping that
at least 100 members of the coun
ty's clubs will be able to go.
YOUNGSTERS LAND PpRPOISE
MONTEREY, Cal. (UP) A lot of
fishermen would envy three Mon
terey youngsters who landed by
hand a playful, five-foot porpoise
that had meandered too close to
shore.
WHERE YOfj CAN ENJOY THE BEST PICTURES IN COMFORT
SEATED IN LUXURIOUS BODIFORM UPHOLSTERED SEATS.
Matinees Sunday 2 and 4 P, M. Saturdays 11 A. M. Continuous
Night Shows 1 and 9 P. M. Sunday Night 8:30
BTWtihsf) mr!
PROGRAM
MON. . TUES., MAY 1 & 2
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 ,
THURS..FRI., MAY4&5
WSX DIEJFOTOT0D0
3 7K Ti
A dlsrusslon of health by a mem
ber of the Haywood County Health
Department staff featured last
Thursday night's Francis Cove
Community Development Program
meeting.
The speaker illustrated her lec
ture with a movie.
The meeting opened with a song,
then the reading of the Scripture
by Mrs. Homer West. ,
Mrs. Henry Francis read the
minutes of the last meeting, and
Community Chairman Robert
Boone led the congregation in pray
er. - .
The ladies served home-made
candy as refreshments.
GOO Attend Ecthol
Junior-Senicr
Dinner Saturday "
Nearly 300 students, teachers,
and their guests gave Bethel High
School's graduating seniors a warm
send-off last Saturday night.
The occasion in the gaily-decorated
cafeteria at the school was
the annual Junior-Senior Banquet,
with the juniors playing hosts to
their school mates who are ending
their high school days this month.
Mrs. Dellraa Phoenix, class ad
visor, and her girls had decorated
the room in the Holiday Inn mo
tif, and the darkness was softened
by the glow of candles which sent
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CLINTox u
workers disJ J
ely. individual
cemetery. They w 1
old tree from th
bees that had fe
the- shadow
tt. . . ",c "inner ,'
blessing, everv
cy Lowered Th. d M5i
. That reflected th J
dinner "
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Prinrinal r .
Rev. Thomas ErS
Aliens Creek
Churchnc ,j
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A Lord's Acre project will be
conducted this summer by the
Francis CoVe Community pevelop
ment Prograrn, with the members
of the Community 4-H Club ' in
charge.
Six ladles of Francis Cove at
tended the District 11 meeting held
at the First Presbyterian Church
of Sylva recently Mrs. Henry
Francis, Mrs. Vinson McElroy, Mrs.
Bill HoIIingsworth, Mrs. Joe Boone,
Mrs. Frank Christopher, and Mrs.
Evelyn Sisk.
Pigeon Group To
Meet Tuesday Night
By MRS. DENNIS SINGLETON
(Mountaineer Correspondent) ;
East Pigeon community will hold
their regular morithlv meeting
Tuesday, May 2, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kuykendall at
7:30 p.m.
Van Wells, chairman of the or
ganization, will preside.
Every member is urged to be
present to discuss plans for a girls
and boys softball team.
Forty-four of the 134 horses elia
ible for the Kentucky Derby this
year Were sold at auction as year
lings in 1948 for almost a half-
million dollars'. .)'' -
WAYNESVILLE
PROGRAM
MONDAY TUESDAY, MAY 1 & 2
"THE MAN FROM COLORAD
in Technicolor)
. '.. . Starting .
glen Ford and William iiolden
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3
DOUBLE FEATURE
THE BOLD FRONTIERSMAf
:" Starring
allan "rocky" lane
also
"URUBU"
A thousand and one thrills
TlIURS; & FRt., MAY 4 & 5
"THE THRE MUSKETEERS
(Irt Technicolor)
Starring
LANA TURNER, GENE KELLY and JUNE ALL
MOT
ALL PERSONS Li VING IN AREAS AF
FECTED BY THE DIVISION OF THE VOI
ING PRECINCTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO
REGISTER ON OR BEFORE MAY 13th IN
THE NEW PRECINCTS WITH THE REGIS
TRARS LISTED BELOW
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Waynesville No. 2 Mrs; Will Hyatt
" No. 3 Elmer Hendrix
" " . No. 2Marvin Arrington
Chairman Haywood Board of Elections