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i Afternoon, November 9, ISjO PAGE THEE2 1 hursJay THE WAYNESV1LLE MOIOTALVEEK Son Shoots At Father In Court t , 0 w J n M i ' " i " 1 ' 1 i i I i-n.i i .ii.ii 1 Irles S. Gates (right), a taxicab driver, is escorted from the n after firing three shots at his father in the crowded chain- of Superior court at Raleigh. The bullets went into the wall no one was injured. Without warning, the cab driver whip-' out a pistol and opened fire on the father, C. B. dates who is or indictment on a charge of assaulting his wile, the attack jght young Gates a sentence of 30 days in jail and a SUM) tine contempt of court. 1AP Wirephotoi. East Waynesville School Accredited By State Eat Waynesville School his been accredited for the new school i year by the State Department of t Public Instruction. . ! Principal Frank 1.. Kogers wis informed of the schon's achieve-; nier.t in a letter he received jhis wetk from J. Henry Highsrmth. ; head of the state .-. department's Ui- vision of Instructional. Services. j Dr. iliphsmith said the state's ac- i lion followed an examination of the I report on the : East Waynesville ! School's 1949-50 session i The school, with an enrollment of ' 251 -.students, became the fourth ! elementary school in the Haywood County school district to gain the j rating of accredited, (The Canton schools are not in that district.) Previously accredited were Cen tral Elementary f Waynesville, Har dwood Elementary, and Crtbtree Iron Oulf. AH of the county's high srcV.ools are accredited. WTHS Senior Class Officers Canton Pupils Give Education Week Pageant j Tommy Curtic Honored I At Mars Hill College J Thonia Eu?ene Curtis, soft of Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. Curtis, has been i elected to Le Cercle Francals, the 1 More than 700 students from ; nonor scnoiarsn.p ciuo in rrencu ' Canton's seven schools gave a j Mart Hill College, i pageant Wednesday afternoon be-! To be eligible for membership in 1 fore 3,000 people t the Canton ; Le Cercle I rancais one must main ! Memorial Stadium. . i tain an average of ' B" with thirty The pageant, "Freedom Heritage ' quality points, and must be an out- Advancing Education," was stag- j standing student in French, ed in connection with the local ob-' , . servance Week. of National Education; When you're cooking lamb chops j slash the f:d around the rim of i each chop so it won't curl. ' Shown above in the new band building are the officers of the senior class at Waynesville High School. Left to right they are: Tommy Boyd, treasurer; Betty Farmer, president; Charlton Davis, vice-president; and Aldert McCracken, "secretary. These olTuers are all members of the Student Council along with the officers of the other classes of the school. ;i Photo by Ingram Studio). Hazclwood Boosters To Meet 7 Tonight The Hazelwood Boosters Club will meet Thursday night at the llatelwood Presbyterian church, at seven' o'clock. Rudolph Carswell is president, and Sam 1-ane is secre tary. . SOMETHING TO SEE MEMPHIS. Teiin. ttpt Tommy Jackson, gasoline station operator, did a double-take when a custom- j er drove up in a truck. The cus j tomer had two p ts, a three-legged dog and a seven-toed coat. INDAINTEO BV ACE WEST BKOOKKlELn. Mass. At the age of 100, Mrs. Ella I.yon not only still din's her own house work but operates a successful an tique shop. In a game in 1HH3. three mem Ihts of the ChlcaRo Cubs collected three base hits In a single inning. ATTENTION A I TO BITERS FOR SALE 1S47 Jeep. Good con dition. One 1941 Chevrolet Pick up truck, aliove average. One 1940 Ford. One 1929 Model "A" Foid. Excellent condition. Bry son llaitjll Motor Sales, Ashe ville Road. Phone 878. N 9 THE YOUNGER SET By ANNS BISCHOFF High School Senior my McClure is one of the outstanding students around ill Hi this year. He has iwn radio program among his activities. As vice-president ir Student Council he is do- in outstanding job. His speak- ibility is one of the character- that most people know him last year he won the UDC nig contest and since that lie has made many speeches Prions causes. Hie recent Crusade for Free lie made speeches at several elementary and high schools county in behalf of the cru- fci-includud inJils activities we liat he is on the JayVee foot cam and is one of the most lived players on the squad, In ay night's game with Canton Imost won the game for besville. He played a very good both offensively and defens- r students also think a lot of He is a junior representa- m the annual staff and a very worker there, too. The stu are all looking forward to year when Danny will be a fi' to see just what else he is "Ji g to undertake and do an ex yelifin job of it. needed opposition, so "Perk" Fu gate and Bobby Setzer, co-captains for the Mountaineers, uoi up a team at Dellwood to oppose the Lake team. After that Hazelwood decided to have one so Terry Swanger, Car roll Swanger, "Knit'' Kuykendall, "Rock" Powers, and J. C. DeWeese started practicing with the boys. If some civic organization in town would support these teams it would be one way to keep these little boys out of mischief and at the same time create that good sportsmanship and team work that makes our athletes the leaders in our schools. The boys really ontj' need 4 hel met and some shoulder pads. But numbered shirts would make them feel more like the "big " fool ball players. c Waynesville Hi Yannigans the Canton Hi JV's to a 7-7 "ck Monday night. If'l Owen, Waynesville end, pick- Pi' a partially blocked Canton and ran it over for the lone tiosville Hi touchdown. V' passine of Charlp Mpsspr. funning of Ted Noland. and the Pn" of James Robert Moore 1 outstanding in the Yanni- backfield. -captain Manuel Hooper and Buchanan seemed to be the mHng linemen, but the whole showed much . improvement Previous games and turned ii be a well-poarhed team ll'-'ir next eamp Is tomorrow it with Bethel at the local stad- pe midget teams around certainly growing. started when Joe Hipps here all Henry Nichols, both starting 1'en for the Wavnesville fr.taineers. d(idpd that they id oreanizA mirispf tpam at Junaluska where thev live. Py then discovered that they The Mountaineers have won six and lost two games (his season and that is a good record' With no game scheduled tomor row night, they have had an easy week, but will work hard for the Marion game next Friday night at Marion. The team has really given the fans something to look at this sea son. Gerald Ross ran a kirk-oil back for a touchdown in the Asheville School game Saturday night, and we've had several other features such as the powerful line bucking of J. C. DeWeese. the passim; and running of James Moss and Carroll Swanger. and the kicking of Bill Sutton. Right now Bill has the highest punting average in the state of North Carolina. In the line we have seen Joe Hipps in on almost every tackle. Bob Setzer, Henry Nichols, Alden McCracken, and the rest of the line giving him support. The team has really been wonderful to .watch this year. Maybe they will beat Canton Thanksgiving Day. We sure hope so anyway! Platinum Sourer Russia was not an important sup plier of platinum metals to world markets during 1949 and little is known about its production of these metals in recent years. 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