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mi WAIivESvTiXE SIOUNTAINEZn
Thursda Afteruoou, Au-
Soybean Straw
Soybean straw that is plowed un
der will just about maintain the
organic matter and the nitrogen
content of the soil.
Ioininq in
idle foil.
The ancient Homans used sticks
of lead for pencils.
I.3Y CHILDREN 1!ADE
l.!E WANT TO
SCREAM!
A WarniRq t
"Tired-Out" Grown-up
Childrtn t
pity ere uit , 7PV
naturally noiiy 1 Hi&V,
tht hava an Y'-ir
bundinc o f
h!thy, happy
energy. If you
don't faal up fo
the
fun.
your patience
it ihort, and
hey "get on
your nerv",
yon owe it to the youngsters
and to yourself to do some
thing about it. Read what Mrs.
C. Ht. Henry, a young Ro;erivi!!c,
Ten., mother ot four, did ... .
"For two yean I :uftred with
91s cn my $)git.oc!i. I olI.'.i't
sleep at nighf. I wotld J.T.cjt
imcthcr and have to sit up in bed.
I wjs weak and ntrvcts. Tin chil
dren mads rre wart 3 ic.-oam
eery time th;y r.cde a ns'sc.
"I had hearj 10 mny
sry how ruch good Se
River Med'cin has &'?. t' tit:,
I e'ecided to try it. After the very
first bottle my appetite was very
good, t could eat anything I want
id and I started gaining we:rM
end feeling better. I think Scalf'i
Indian River Medicine is the best
siomach medicine there is."
. RIGHT. Mrs. Henry ! -You are
among thousands who have dis
covered an amaiing "difference"
in Scalf's Indian River Medicine,
lis blend of 22 cf Nature's herbs
gently and without laxative effect
eases stomach discomforts, perks
up appetite so you may get energy-giving
vitamins the way Nature
intended in the food ycu eat.
If you lack energy due to poor
appetite and gassy stomach dis
tress, get Scalf's Indian River
Medicine rigSt away and tee how
promptly it may he'p you eat bet
ter, sleep better, feel better, and
enjoy li'e's rich blessings. Scalf's
Indian River Medicine is gjaran
teed to satisfy en very first bottle
tr mere refur.ded. Don't accept
less assurance than its 48-Year
Test of Time. Ask for it by nam
at any drug store.
rruny people
Scalf's Indian
White Oak Church
Has Successful
Bible .School
By Mrs. Georee Boring
Mountaineer Correspondent
A most successful bible training
school has just been completed at
the Liberty Baptist Church on
White Oak. A daily average of some
twenty young people took this
training and at the close of the
meeting which was held from
July 23rd for one week, thirty-five
certifitates were given out.
Principal was Miss Dot Hoglen
who capably conducted the meet
ing and her staff of officers were
Mrs. Burr Kogkn and Mrs. Lois
Ledford. teachers of the Juniors,
Miss LouLse Burgess and Miss Hel
en Kirkpatrick teachers of the
Primary Class, Miss Flora Mae Me
Elroy r.nd Mrs. Burr Burgess teach
ers of the Beginners, and Mrs.
Cora Teague and Miss Dot Hoglen
teachers of the Intermediates.
This month the reorganization
and election of officers to serve
for one year at the Liberty Baptist
was consumated. The Rev. D. D.
Russell was appointed pastor to
succeed the Rev. Ben Fugate. Miss
Louise Burgess was elected church
clerk. Richard Packett, elected
church treasurer, Loyd Teague.
Sunday School Superintendent. W.
. Kirkpatrick Assist, Supt.. Miss
Flora Mae McElroy as Secretary.
The same Deacons will serve for
the coming year. Teachers to serve
are: Mrs. Burr Hoglen, Adult
Class, Miss Dot Hoglen. Intermed
iate Class. Mrs. Laura Burgess,
Juniors, and Ineva Hoglen, Begin
ners. Medford Burgess was elected ;
choir leader.
Preaching by the Rev. Russell
will be the third Sunday of each
month. Sunday School will be every
Sunday at 10 o'clock and every one
is welcome to come to worship.
REDS IN WEST AND CENTER DRIVES
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WHILE TROOPS of the First Cavalry Division were putting up a stiff de
fense of Yongdong (1), strategic point on the U. S. supply line, tank
paced North Korean force had engulfed Kwangju (2), west Korean
hub. The latter drive brought the Reds to within 40 miles of Pusan, and
cut oS American use of seaports on the west coast. (Central Pre it)
University Provided W.
Smith With Law Partner
And Future Son-In Law
SALLY'S SALLIES
mL
"I repeat: He looked down at me,
blushed, and said nothing."
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I
Special Correspondence
Raleigh Last Sunday's papers
carried the announcement of the
forthcoming marriage of Raleigh
Attorney Jim Dorsett and Miss
Anna Lee Smith, daughter of
Democratic Senate Nominee Willis
Smith, and Mrs. Smith.
Beck around 1939, Smith was in
Salisbury and as was his habit
stopped for a friendly chat with
his old friend, Banker J. K, Dor
sett. They talked about finances,
the war in Europe, and other
things. During the course of the
conversation, Banker Dorsett casu
ally remarked that he had a son
studying law at the University of
North Carolina and he thought this
boy might make Mr. Smith a good
junior partner sometime. To this,
of course, Good Friend Smith a
greed. Time marched on, and in the
sprinq of 1941 Duke Alumnus
Willis Smith thought it would be a
good Idea to have a young Carolina
man In his law firm. He picked up
the telephone, called the University
Law School and told them he want
ed their best man.
The reply was that they had just
the man for" him. This student,
name of Dorsett, was not only tops
in the class. but .was', editor, of the
Law School's publication, "Law
Review". A few days later they
sent him over to see Willis Smith.
During the early stages' of the
interview, Attorney Smith asked
Dorsett if he happened to be re
lated in any way to "my old friend,
J. K. Dorsett, who also lives in
Salisbury."
"Yes", replied Jim Dorsett, "he
is my father."
That did it. Smith recalled the
conversation. Jim passed the bar,
joined the Smith firm, and a few
months later was called into the
service, where he spent the next
four years. At that time, Willis
Smith's baby daughter was about
11 years old.
She grew up to be a beautiful
girl, graduating from high school
About the time, Jim got out of the
service she entered Duke Unlver
sity. Anna Lee finished last spring
between the first and second pn.
maries. Jim Dorsett, as might be
expected, was up to his neck in the
campaign for Smith, but still found
time to carry on his suit with the
Smith daughter.
That's about all there is to the
story, except that Jim and Anna
Lee will be married, come Septem-
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
By KOYT KINO
Ce.nt3 Press Writer
TW-nr is sneculation at La'.-.e I aid in case a- city
Success that Russia may be out
of the UN for good Or for no
good.
The Soviets are- camougin
lAe Kaietjt invasion by peace
offensive! ' par oi a pian to
take over Asja ptaceoieal.
1.1
Th governor of' Michigan was
saved when a guard foiled a knife
aimed convict' attempt to stage a
pi i ton breed at- Marquette, tvi
dently Micniflon'i pen l itill
mightier than the tword:
1 .1
The American Municipal Asso
ciation drafted a plan for mutual
a precaution
times.
bombed. Just
against pieceful
Inland is conducting a drive
agsinst bathing, beach nudity.
Police are inves:iVing ire bate
nets. ,
I I I
A man celebrated hi 70th
b'othday. by rowing oaoi the
English channel. WbII, it' nice to
know somebody finally got acrow
without buying a ticket.
1 1 ;
Census figurea reveal New
York failed to overtake London
as the world's largest city. But
it s still the tallest.
FBI to SBI
An FBI a?ent with more than 10
years experience in police work
yesterday joined the staff of the
State Bureau of Investigation..
SBI headquarters here said the
new State agent, Eugene C. Fender,
left the Federal Bureau of Investi
gation in order to return to North
Carolina.
Fender, 34 and single, was raised
in Alleghany county and was grad
uated from Appalachian State
Boor.
Tparhore
"Fyuintir.ent tn .
eight and a half vears a, ;
was identification
Winston-Salem puHie
under SBI Director
m-stur.-s.
derson, then V
of police.
With the addition ot p,
SBI has a foreo .,1 ,, . '
technicians and ortue
uses
The UtiUd States
of steel produced.
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ber, and that Dorsett is in the re
serve and hopes Uncle Sam can
stay off his path long enough for
him to finish his honeymoon and!
see his father-in-law safely into the!
halls of the United States Senate. !
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Have Not Been Paid.
The Names Of All Delinquent Tax Payers
Be Published Aug. 14th And The Property
Be Sold The ...
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, Tax Collector and Supervisor For The Town of Waynesville
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tarn aodnwa. AUoljuly harmian. Saa. foa traa
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SMITH'S DRUG STOBE
Summary Of Uniform Annual Budget Estimate
OF HAYWOOD COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
For The Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1950, and Ending June 30, 1951
Published in Compliance with Requirement of the "County Fiscal Control Act". Sec. 7 Ch. 146, P. L
COLUMN 4 COLUMN 5
COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 COLUMN 3
1927
COLUMN 6
FUND
Total
Budget
Requirements
Estimate of
Revenue To Be
Available Other
Than Tax Levy
(Col. 1, Less
Col. 2)
Tax Levy To
Balance Budget
Estimates of Un- ,
collectible Taxes. 'Col. 3, plus
Commissions on Co1, Estimate of Prop-
Collections andT.i. ,.( ,
Tax Payers' T "L?""" of , Valuation
COLUMN 7
Estimate of Tax
Rate on $100
Valuation
General ..
Special .. ; ,
County. Auditor
County Farm Agent
County Home Agent ... ......
County Health Dept.
Total Special ................
Debt Service .....
Hospital
Capital Outlay .
County Schools Current .
County Schools Cap-Outlay
County Schools Debt Service
Canton City Schools
Penalty
Old Age Assistance
Aid to Dep. Children
Welfare ..
$ 82.906.9B
6,818.20
16,465.00
4,350.00
35,100.00
62,733.20
31,476.41
74,045.00
210,083.35
8,270.06
120,265.62
25,192.66
49,575.75
34.800.00
921.24
300,000.00
120,000,00
36,895.40
$1,157,165.67
$ 49,426,98 $ 33,480.00 $ 3,720.00 .$ 37,200.00 $31,000,000.00
32,043.20
3,576.41
14,032.10
182,183.35
5,480.06
56,821.02
4,574.56
10,180.95
6.900.00
921.24
269,868.00
111,630,00
18,927.80
$ 766,565.67
30,690.00 3,410.00 134,100.00 31,000,000.00
27,900.00 3,100.00 31,000.00 31,000,000.00
60,012.90 6,668.10 66,681.00 31,000,000.00
27,900,00 3.100.;00 31,000.00 31,000,000.00
2,790.00 310.00 3,100.00 31,000,000.00
63,444.60 ' 7,049,40 70,494.00 31,000,000.00
20,618.10 2,290.90 22,909.00 31,000,000.00
39,394.80 4,377.20 43,772.00 31,000,000.00
27,900.00 3,100.00 ,. 31,000.00 31,000,000.00
A,on. 31,000,000.00
30,132.00 3,348.00 33,480.00 31,000,000 00
8,370.00 930.00 9,300.00 31,000,000.00
17,967.60 1,996.40 ; 19,964.00 31,000,000.00
$390,600.00 $ 43,400.00 $434,000.00 $31,000,000.00
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.1100
.1000
.2151
.1000
.0100
.2274
.0739
.1412
.1000
.1080
.0300
.0644
1.40
Tax Rate(l
Last Pre!
Levy
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i
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;
1.50