MOUNTAINEER
(Second Section)
dAT. ACGUST IT. 1950
THE WAYNESVI
me Haywood Farm Leaders View Winston-Salem
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Bishop Short
Speaks At
Junaluska
Bishop Roy H. Short, head of the
Jacksonville Area of The Method
ist Church, was the featured speak
er Tuesday night of a south-wide
Conference on Christian Education
in session at Lake Junaluska As
sembly, August 13-19. His subject
was. ' The Holy Spirit in Christian
Education."
This conference has broueht to
the Assembly grounds high connec
tionals in The Methodist Church to
make platform addresses, includ
ing Bishops Paul B. Kern, W. W.
Peele. Marvin A. Franklin, and Drs.
Hanry M. Bullock and John U.
Shackford of Jackson, Mississippi
and Newport News, Va.
On Sunday, a conference on
Evangelism will pet under way with
Bishops Clare Purcell and Taul B.
Kern, of Birmingham, Alabama,
and Nashville, Tennessee, respect
ively, preaching from the Juna
luska pulpit at 11a. m. and 8 p. m.
Bishon Short, speaking Tuesday
night, said that the activity of the
Holy Spirit is to be seen not only
dramatic movements of Christian
history, but more often is witnessed
i In the regular processes of life in
the church and in the world.
Here On Friday
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WALLY FOWLER and his Oak
Ridge Quartette will be featured
Demands Doctors i
Examine Draftees
U. S. Rep. Carl T. Durham of
Chapel Hill this week demanded
that doctors make the examinations
of draftees. He wants the Army to
put a stop to the practice of having
what he called "incompletely train
ed personnel" examine men report
ing for induction regardless of a
shortage of physicians in the Army.
in an all-night singing at the
high school auditorium here Fri
day night. The event is being
sponsored by the Woman's Chris
tian Society' of the Metho'dist
church.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
William Lawrence Medford,
Waynesville, and Mary Low Messer,
Cove Creek.
Frank Walker. Jr.! and Charline
Adkins, both of Waynesville.
R E. Scroggs. Raleigh, and Peg
gy W'adsworth, Weldon.
Calvin C. Taylor. Greenville,
S C. and Ann Wells, Haywooa
County. "
Louis M. Ensley and Dixie Mae
Mchaffey, both of Haywood County.
Amnions R. Buckholder, Tren
ton, N. J., and Alice H. Toy, Delan
co.N. J. .
William Rogers, Leicester, and
Judith Anne Smathers, Canton. .
Bland Hilton Robinson, Jr, and
Edna Earle Bowman, both of ChaN
lotte.- . . "
lubcr llanes, Jr., right, president of the Winston-balem Chamber of Commerce, is showmR three
he 186 Haywood farm tolk several lanamarKs 01 me inausiriai cuy, as me naywooa counuans
lied there for dinner on Monday. This group is looking at the city from the roof, of the Robert E.
Hotel. Shown left to right, r ranK Medtora, ot L.rauuee. Mrs. u. ueeves iNoiana, uaicuue cove,
Wayne Corpening, county agent. This photo by Carl Wiegold, staff pliotographcr for The Wins-
.Salem Journal. Cut through courtesy of The Journal.
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ROGERS ELECTRIC CO. offers You Tremendous Bargains In
ver Attends
:hnicians'
eting
Carver of Waynesville, lo
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'clinician ior me iiaywouu
alive Breeding Association,
Mod the first annual Teehni-
Confcrcnce at Asheville last
Las sponsored by the South-
n Artificial Breeding Associ-
hnicians from the majority of
:i breeding cooperatives and
He breeding services in Vir-
the Carolines, Tennessee,
;ia, Alabama, and Florida at-
d the two-day session which
d August 11.
Biimg the featured speakers
J. A. Arey, N, C. State Col-
Extension dairy specialist
On Braxton of Snow Camp
dent of the Alamance Breed
oopcrative; and John Brown
C, State College.
TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
Waynesville Township
Annie A. Wilson and others to
Howard Arrington.
Robert F. Lundy and others to
Harrcll M. Russell and Frankie T.
Russell.
Town of Hazel wood to J. B.
Smith.
Lake Junaluska Assembly, Inc.,
to James G. Huggin, Jr., and wife.
J. W. Harbison and wife to Paul
Hardin and wife.
Beatrice Swayngim and husband
and others to Hcrshel C. Bryson
and wife.
D. W. Bradford and wife to M.
R Herlonc and wife.
William A. Gaston and wife to
It. V. Welch.
Joe Scales Starts
Air Force School.
Pvt. Joe M. Scates, 17-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. H, M. Scales
of llazelwond, has started a course
of indoctrination training at Lack
land Air Force Base near San An
tonio. Texas.
In basic training at Lackland he
will receive a well-rounded mili
tary preparatory schooling for pro
gress in a specialized Air rone ca
reer.
Beaverdam Township
C. C. Williams to James A. Bent-
ley and wife.
Eloise Howell and husband to
Inez Smathers Owen.
Carolina Power and Light Co. to
J. G Burgess and wife.
W. H. Siler to Monroe Silver.
Bruce P. Ellen and wife to Hall
B. Whit worth and wife.
fekeppe's
WEEK-END SPECIAL
SUN TOPS
With
J sij ri A JX
JACKET
A $5.95 Value
1.99
Clyde Township
Kon-A-Venture," Inc. to S. M.
Robinson.
Bon-A-Venlure, Inc., to H. B.
Angel.
Fines Creek Township
W, II. Bumgarner and wife and
Wallace Shuler and wife to Lee
Beasley.
Pigeon Township
C. H. York and wife to, Tallie
Monroe Prossley and wife.
Cecil Township
Ray E. Curtis and wife lo Wil
lard Poston and wife.
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