Thursday Afternoon, October
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A NEW JERSEY CO? hand
cufred his prisoner to a trj and
bot! prisoner and tree disap
peared. Now it's the cop who's
out on a limb.
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A type of pet tropical f-fh it
called the upside dami catfishs
We jet tkem from the ilietipc&s,
no doubt.
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"TM lo tha Marine!," is on
aruifcitr MVtg, wt learn. Ksw
vr, it HH can cioke hot mws ci
Mr. HIT found t.
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In Nevada someone tct ST.OCO
he could eame the pect laureite
of England and he win. Who
said that poetry doesn't, ht
tiir.es, run Into big- money?
tit
The parf .seems more glamor
ous t?ia ffcc prrs?i: tWie you
remember iai C'.capa'.ra, not
Farcuk, was cxre fcos of Egjyt
t t t
Cut CUo, Ilk Fsreuk, wa
pretty eced ipetcier. She one
pjt a pearl inttecd of on olive i.
her tkioil. : .
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The town of Sincrr.pore is mysti
fied ty the appearance of ticr
thre. first one seen in 10 yci-is.
It's orobably no mvs-tory tho cat.
j no doubt, is Just another refuge
, from Korea.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By STANLEY
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HOURS UStD IN U.S.
HOMES AND INDUSTRY
MILLIONS OF
U.S. POPULATION
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J High School Senior li
THE
YOUNGER
SET
By
ANN el EISCHOFF
With all the talk about foot
ball at IVayneivillr Hi o'd
think that it was the main kub
jert there. And it U for (be foot
ball team!
The beys seem ta be in good
ccnuiticn and are nukinx na
conunents about Friday nisht's
contest with Canton Hi.
With the CMllowbce-East Ten
nessee State tame on Saturday
night th local fans tuould have
enough football this wctk-nd.
that the senior musb students
boflterouos will sixtnttor aalher
Bns U the Marion tame.
! At their regular monthly mwt
i lug Ttusday afternoon the r.II.A.
i Club of Wa ni'sviilo Hi clwtcd
: their chautt-r irnthi-rs for the com
I ing vear and (list ush.d plans to at
tend ll.e district tally to 1m? hold
in Shelby, October 21.
The chapter mother-; for the com
ing year are Mrs. W. E. Carter. Mrs.
Fred Farmer, and Mrs. Jame
Seay.
Mdinieve Carver, president of
tlu. club, aooointed Joyce Carter
as social chairman for the Kroup
and hct assistants are .fudy Cabe.
Norma Jean Winchester, and'
Klsie Palmer.
The social committee is now
working- on plans for a wiener
roast tu Ik; held with (he KFA.
Carolyn Sayer, a member of
the junior clan at Waynesville
Hi and a junior representative on
the Annual Staff, assistant busi
ness manager on (lie school paper
and a vr rv active student, made
the trip to the Waynesvillr-F.liza-bcthtun
fdthall game on the
chartrrcd bus and has written a
summary of that trip as our guest
columnist today.
. The chartered bus left WTHS
Friday attunoon at two o'clock,
decorated in Cold and Black, 'four
school colorsi. and with a big sign
on the front wl.ich read: "Wavnes
wlle Hi. To -Holsy'."
Everyone sang and just had loads
of fun.
About two people got sick, but
got over it real soon.
We arrived at Elizabethton about
six o'clock and had until seven
o'clock to tat and explore the town.
After this we boarded our bus
and went to the stadium. It was
very nit ft there, were plenty of
stats for everyone.
After the game, with evetyone
well satisfied with the score we
journeyed on to Johnson City' and
stopped at a very nice restaurant
: for more food.
Everyone, left filled with ham
burgers and cokes.
Coming back if anyone tried to
sleep, someone would hnllor
! "We're" home," or let out with a
i lootball song
When we finally got home it was
about 2:30 in the morning, but
sittpy or not. everyone was hauov
Our driver was very nice and
took each one as close to his home
as possible.
It sounds like the crowd on
that bus had fun, and it may be
The "Local Yokel- (WayncsviUe
Hi's school pi per i came out yes
terday morning with more gossip
than ever.
Ailten Williams, editor, wrote
lur editorial on frtendshio and it
wss quite an outstanding piece of
work. ; .';;-'
Two ' things that slie stressed
wre; "A friend is to be cherish
ed; a person of the owMtsile'-sex
can mp j our friend without any of
this kWtellkCiirt business." She elos
id wild this thought: "lie extra
friendly today and see if you don't
fed a little better",
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3E0 Bear
lunlsEsl for
Sheruood
123 Main Street
Strand Theatre Bldg.
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CURB YOUR CURIOSITY...
Don't crcwd around the
icsrte of an accident unless
yew can be helpful. Curious
"crowds 'hampw first oid.
Come And Get Your
'Country Style'
ALL PORK
SAUSAGE
SPARE RIBS AND
BACKBONES
We put the bams and
shoulders in our sausage.
Carolina
Fruit & Produce
DEPOT & BRANNER
DOH'T APOLOCIZE. . .11 o
ttmti Kapocas t catch you
la yM warkiaj clotUs,
tkar la M Md t U am
. Urrassad. NoLdy stays
Vs4 up t vwy hour.
A DDT-mineral oil spray may
make the growing of sweet corn
profitable in some areas where ear
worm is prevalent.
A Korean bridegroom stas
three days with his bride in her
father's home.
The telephons exchange at tin
Pentagon building in Washintor
has o8,000 mies of trjink lines.
.AMDvTH
Twenty bear hunts twice as
tnany as last season nave neeo
chtduled for the Sherwood Wild-
fe Management Area in Haywood
'ounty this season.
In response to popular demand,
Jie State Wildlife Resources Cora-
lission last week added ten extra
wo-day hunts to the normal
chedule.
The season will open October 15,
nd the last hunt is scheduled to
tart November 16.
Hunts Will be held siinultaneous
y during that period in the West
ork and the Big East Fork sec
ions.' ......
Ehsene E. Schwall, diief of the
r.'ildlife Resources C.iiuoission's
l;:me division, notihed local sports.
ncn of the assignment of extra
.unts in a letter received a few
lays ago.
Drawings for the regular hunts
kvere held September 25 at Ashe-
Mlle.
I'nique Hospital
The only rr.ed:cal hospit-l without
a bed in the nation is the national
hospital for speech disorders in
New Yark City. New York. Found
ed by Dr. James S. Greene in 1917.
it treats more than 4.000 pa'.icnts a
year for every type of speech dis
order. Including stuttering, ciert
oalate. hare lip. etc.
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ury suiiiet arj
An American group has sent 50,
00 eucalyptus trees to Israel to
provide timber and help check
soil erosion
out or tie f:tce, -.- t
the wool is d.- ,
with paper " "
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