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M0UNTAIH3EEE Ail, HAY 22, 1950 Ji iiiiiO JLJiiJiiU second sect:: Legion Plans Local Girls Win Honors WATOBVI THE ,-OUNGER SET By . LDRED MED FORD Bigh School Senior ' 4 1. nnr. wbpthpr nr nnt thv are aninrt rt tors'" . I rnn c L. .J1"' V. u clinnins hv I. is the time " ."r - Q the graduates are feel r. sad for some reason, frver be the same after 'tftom high school-each , separate way. never to be L their old Alma Mater Lsarae classmates again. oites"and teachers r ire CMhe most when you are j j,ey determine niicn.ti mil be nappy "u " sain thing, besides getting ltiOIl.UI iw, ad 4 years of high school r there have ot-eu iu lVj disagreements, but that, ads the test, is iem ubi jj it will continue to last 5 the years. r in to get your caps and 'paving' for your diploma, Ug people sign your an L.verv sad thing, or at least Li senior Then after hav- n given to you by me ia l the school, and talking and as "things," you start If and counting the hours on will walk across tne ros- receive your diploma. M back about three months M would have probably (that you would be thehap- wson on earth when you l it. but when the time doscr, you begin getting lies in your stomach. i have a lot of mixed feel- lilt then you think "what's be In trying to talk about it; to come, and when it comes, is nothing you cau do, ex- ito graduate with your class, b go out into the world and A as it is." iiis what most of the seniors .iing about these days in the And besides all of this they iking exams, and wondering fail or pass. Some of the hardest exams are being given this year. (For some reason or other the teachers think we should know it, too.) Cramming, reviewing, and studying thjngs you have never heard about, is what most of the students of Waynesville High are doing at night. Instead of dates, and spending the afternoon in the drug store talking "gossip" over a soda, they are going home and fin ishing last minute work ... . and really studying. Memorial Day Service The .Waynesville American Leg ion Post will observe Memorial Day in solemn services at 3 P. M. May 30 at Green Hill Cemetery here. Miles Ferguson, commander of Haywood Post 47. said in his an nouncement today a Legion com mittee currently is working on the plans for the program. In connection with this, he ask ed relatives of all deceased Hay wood County veterans of , World War I or World War II to notify Legion representatives of the exact location, of the veterans' graves in the county. "We've been working up a list of them during the past lew years," he said, "but it is not yet complete "We are hoping that the veter ans' kin will cooperate with us in r V You Seniors of Haywood Coun ty, have only a very few more days, two to be exact, to go to the Reliable Jewelers' and cast your name into the box. In order to have an opportunity of getting one of the beautiful gifts which will be given away to the lucky seniors Wednesday. The gifts are really lovely, but If you don't go and put your name into the box you won't have a chance. Hurry up and go in to the Reliable Jew elers if you have not already done so. Tomorrow night when the WTHS Band gives its final concert for this school year, there will be many sad faces when the concert comes to an end. There are lots of Seniors who will be playing for their last time with the band that they have faithfully belonged to for four years. They will not only miss play ing with the "Superior" band, but they will miss the friendship and companionship that Mr. Isloy has given them . . . and also that of Mr. Campbell. I doubt very serious ly if the students will ever forget those two men. , time out at Frosty Lane's house. He had a picnic for them and it seems as if nothing was planned, except to "do what comes up" , . , that is a lot of fun, especially when there is food around. Those invited to the party were, Jennie Kernan, Jenny Van de Water, Sonja Hagna, Joan Metalfe, Laura Van de Water, Tommy Lane, Robert Jeter, Bette Hannah, Dolf Kienast, and Wal ter Taliferro. One way to have a good time is just to get together, or at least it seems to work out that way when the St. John's girls and boys get together. Last Thursday night, a bunch from St, John's really had a swell The bt. Johns, invitations are just beautiful. They have the St John's symbol on them, or rather in the upper left hand corner in gold. They fold down, and inside is engraved their message The St. John's exercises will be held June 7th when the conferring of diplomas will be held. The seniors also received their caps and gowns which are of navy blue, with the white collars and tassel. Although the St. John's Gradu ating Class for 1950 is small, they will certainly make a splendid r II x Xp- Is and felevGid Miss Betty Noland, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Noland of Lake Junaluska, and Miss Lillian Medford, right, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Medford of Lake Junaluska, will attend the an nual Tar Heel Girls State. Both girls are Juniors of Waynesville High School, and were selected on the following qualifications: leadership, character, courage, honesty, scholarship, cooperativc ness, and physical fitness. Speaking For Animals who cannot speak for themselves. A six week old litter of pups will about the cost if you really can'll THE FRIENDLY BANK These three progressive communities, located in the Smokies and i'isguh Areas, are working together in the pro motion of more travel from South Carolina into this section. Such cooperation is destined to bring about increased business for all concerned. The cost is small it is the effort, and cooperation that is going to make the program a success. be home-hunting this weekend. There's two males, and five females in the litter. The mother is a collie- shepherd mixture, Phone 880-W. The: owner is John SchclL DOG DONTS If I've been hurt please don't pick, me up: I don't want to bite anyone but' pain, sheer pair might make me do it. And please don't shoot me right off, either. Call the vet first, won't you? Don't worry pay, we've got a Humane Associa tion in town and they can find nul a home, too that is if I can be fixed-up. If not I'd rather go outl with a hypodermic, please, instcntll of a shot. And any time please don't pick I me up by my hind legs if I'm a lit-l tie fellow. It hurts: it can even break my legs or strain 'em mighty badly. Pick me up gently around my middle and don't tickle. Thanks for remembering this. Each firm should be on this tour plan now to partici pate. THE this program." He said the names of the deceas ed veterans and the location of their graves may be given to either Howell Crawford, the Legion Post's graves registration officer, or to him either in person or by letter. Among its other duties, the U. S. Coast Guard provides vital group. The saying is. "Good things weather information to ships and aiways come in smau pacicages, airplanes; EN'KA GETS 3 NEW VICE-PRESIDENTS Gaylord Davis, Dr. Martin Wade- wltz, and Henry II. Annlng have! been named vice-presidents of the American Enka Corporation. Mrl Davis had served as the firm's treasurer, secretary and general counsel for the previous four! years. Mr. Anning had been sales manager since 1930, and Dr. Wade- witz had been named technical dl- rector about a year ago. First National Bank I ORGANIZED 1902 '.i . Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . Member Federal Reserve System - s liETS ill UNITE MAK o CLEAN o PAD KIT o PLAEIT oRlPAIIES CflfMIGEI STftSTS MONDAY, MAY 22 : .V ' AND CONTINUES THROUGH MAY 27th jjjjjjjniO' ji JiJi yjiiy W8mm ""Allii : J H-WAY, JR. MaJr of Waynesville - NOTICE - TO CITIZENS OF' WAYNESVILLE Extra Trucks will pick up all trash and gar bage put where they can get it. Should tfie truck miss yours just call 153, and a truck will call immediately. J1S immunity is a good place to live Let's make it even better by making it :'J !l .... : 'i , 1 IV J. CtEAKUP-PAIOT UP'FIX UP PI. AWT IJP.fllVE JOBS r Jinobi 311 itTen, Vlomtn mti Cdflbten Qftttt $uttm: THAT, Whea the NATIONAL CLEAN UP, PAINT UP AND FIX UP CAMPAIGN has remlted in many advantages to community life throughout tha .United States, In Safeguarding HEALTH aritt SAFETY; In promoting EMPLOYMENT and TURIFTt In furthering FIRE PREVENTION i In promoting BETTER HOUSING; T In stimulating CIVIC PRIDE; and " " in making the "HOME AND CITY, BEAUTIFUL"; NOW, THEREFORE, Be it known that plans Have been perfected for a thorough CLEAN UP, PAINT UP AND FIX UP CAMPAIGN in (insert name or town in this mortise) Beginning (insert dati irf THIS mortise) Tbis date to mark the Opening of a real campaign of persistent and constructive effort in cleaning op, fixing np and KEEPING IT UP. In thia worthy movement of Cleaning, Painting, Planting, Repairing and general Rehabilitation and Beautific lion we urge each citizen to do his or her best part to make our community 4 CLEAN, HEALTHY, THRIFTY, SAFE AND BEAUTIFUL: J. II. Way, Jr. Mayor of Waynesville ztrtlTTTfu mi mm TRIM SHRUBBERY CUT WEEDS CLEAN VACANT . LOTS PILE UP TRASH FOR TRUCKS CAMPAIGN STARTS JUST IN TIME FOR SUMMER! CLEAN-UP PAINT -UP FIX -UP , i. J-i a"d neater.
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