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Eleven WCTC Students Named To Who's Who
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Lood orchardmen won several prizes at the recent State Fair will) their displays of apples. Here is the. general view ut the
iiiiulhire display, which was in charge of Howard Clapp. ot Wavnewille. Photo by Stale College!
Pictured are the "eleven students at Western Carolina Teachers Col lege who were named to Who' Who in American Universities nA
Colleges 1950-51. Seated left to right are Annie 'Huth Watts of Mor ven. Mrs. June Cowan of Sylvi, Patricia Sawyer of Black Mountain,
and Jane Calllson of Blaef Mountain. Standing, left to right, Charlie West of Weavprvllle. Bob Failing of Murphy, Ned Noblltt of ;
Marion, Bob Greeson of Burlington, Lawrence Arm y of Morganto n, ' Herbert Hyde, cf Franklin, and Balph McConnell of Andiewa.
(Photo by Stan SarallaJ.
Jap Jaywalker
To an American in Tokyo, Japan
ii'oms a nation of Jaywalkers. And
an automobile horn blast at fit
Japanrsf i.vvvr" It- etJ lio
rcsulu. A.,.iu.. ' ' thry
figure it is tliat a to I 1, ica:is'
vou have eei) them k..d will avoid
Ihem
Statu? of Mo-
Th horns that Michelangelo
carved on his tatue of Moses in St.
Peter's Church. Hume, , err (lie re
suit of a Bible scholar' mi.-Uke
The Bible says thai rays lhonc from
the lie.id of Moan when he cam
down trom Mount Sinai, ami early
scholars translated the Hebrew
vord, for "rays" a horns,"
Ktkimo Canbllof
In far-north Alas'-, th Eskimo
are fond of playing dominoes with
flat pieces of bone. When gambling
spirit was running high, It Is said,
men sometimes wagered their wive
on the outcome, and wives them
selves have been known to enter
the game and rewin the stake In
order to return to their hubnds.
Firit Balloon Flight
A duck, a sheep, and a roostar
may bear very little tesemblsnc U
s trio of goats, but that' what they
were in September. 1783. when they
were chosen as the first passenger,
of an ascension balloon. Th Ml
was arranged by the MontgoKler
brothers of France, and was wit
nessed by King Louis XVI.
Deaths
IWKXI.KR It. MORGAN
rr K. Morgan, ad, uiea ai
tunc on IlUCKeiy iioan, near
i; last night following a brief
iwiif! are the widow, Mrs.
isli Morgan; two brothers,
kl More.an. U. S. Army in
and Itufus Morgan of Wake
College; two sisters, Mrs.
Ci.irien, Canton, and Miss
Morgan of Oardner-Wehh
and the mother, Mrs. Wess
n of Canton.
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-iritu 7rill.rs will ur 11 in
lorlli t'antoii Baptist Church,
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ij at p.m., won nit- "i v.
. Sawyer, pastor, officiating.
1 will be in Bon-A-Venltne
tl'l'V.
ilbearers will be J. L. Sprin-
jtussell Clark, Charlie Hhod-
N. K. Deinpiioy, UionMiii
ary and loin Hall.
fhnily was taken to the home
Itirniion to await the hour of
Service.
twtord runeral Home is in
Mrs. fames Named Ex-WTHS Cage
White Oak Queen Star Edits Sports
For Festival
BI GG TWINS
'nvf idc services were held yes-
i in l'isgah Mountain Baptist
ill Cemetery for Jean and
IhiK. infant twin daughters
I. .ind Mrs. Fred W. Bugs of
' I, Candler.
ie liev, Isaac Rhinchart ofTi-
n.
liviving in addition to the par
s' e lhi? paternal grandparents.
pud Mrs. T. R. Bugg of Route
mlkr and the maternal grand-
fir, Mrs. Jane Hunter of Haz-
ILLIAM REID KIP.KLAND
jlliam Reid Kirklanrl 72 died
a m. today at the Haywood
".' Hospital
native of Erie County, Penn
ia. he had come to Haywood
P'y in 1915.
f I he last several months, he
hcen living at the Teague
JUL' TTr,mn .n nll,.,l U.A
I "as the son of the late Mr.
iWrs. Carlton Kirkland.
Qneral sunio. ,;n h h,iH at
I f P.m." Friday at Garrett Funeral
JC.
je Rev. Malcolm Williamson,
f1' f the Waynesville Presby-
F Church, will officiate.
n"l will be in Green Hill
ery. .
fviving is a sister, Mrs. Lou
"horne of Waynesville.
By MRS. GEORGE BORING .
(Mountaineer Coi respiiinli-nl )
Mrs. Lucy James will represent
White Oak in the contest for ipieen
of the, 1950 Haywood County To
bacco Harvest Festival.
Mrs. James was elected at a re
cent meeting by Hie residents of
While 0:ik.
They had decided ptv iousl lli.it
the community would have a Ho.-il
and a queen in the niimnil I'V-ti-i
vul parade.
Meanwhile, Sam Led ford s hopes
of bringing While Oak at least one
Festival championship ' grows as
his beard grows.
He will represent his commun
ity in the "mosl-beauliliil-he.'ud"
contest, which will he another fea
ture of the Festival.
Serving on the coninifltee mak
ing arrangements for Hie float aie:
Mrs. George Boring, Mrs. Robert
Davis. Mrs. Bob Williams, Mrs
James Messer. Mrs. James Gayloil.
Mrs. Roe Ledford. Mrs. Frames
Teague. Miss llo'lyn Men',
and Mrs. Sallie Sutton.
Anyone else who would tike to
help, however, is welcome to join
the committee.
During the last meeting also, two
large wooden signs each hearing
the words, "Welcome to While Oak
Community," wens presented to
the community by the chairman.
Later they were placed at the
entrances to the community.
In other business, two scrolls of
the Crusade For FreedomJ bearing
the signatures of 108 While Oak
people, were turned over to Jona
than Woody before the campaign
ended.
. A letter from Mrs. It. W. Teague.
former White Oik resident now liv
ing at Pisgah Forest, was read to
the audience. U said Mrs 'league
was planning to return to While
Oak to help prepare the festival
float, in which she' expressed great
interest.
For College Book
By M RS. ALGIE RATCL1FFE
(Mountaineer CiirruspondeiiU
Miss Nancy Medford, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Medford.
of RatclilTe Cove, has been elected
as sports editor on the staff of the
Brevard College annual.
Miss Medford spent the last
weekend at home and attended the
football game at Knoxville.
II C. Turner, son of Mr. and j
Mis. Theodore Baby spent last ,
weekend at home and attended thei
iootball came at Knoxville. II. C. '
is genng to Carolina'. '
The F.liahlh Chapel Methodist
Church had a homecoming and all
day meeting last Sunday.
In the afternoon of the meeting
Hie Home Demonstration Club
members from the church present
ed the I nited Nations Flag to the
Church.
Mrs. Will Ratclitre made the
m e' eiltatioil.
The Rev Paul Taylor accepted ,
the Hag A special song Was ren-j
dered by Miss Arhie Joe Jones, j
"Prayer lor Peace". j
Those taking oart in the program j
were; Mrs. Ward Kirkoatrick, and
Mrs. Carl Jones, Mrs. James Med-1
lord. Mrs Woody Jones, Mrs.:
Mark Galloway, and Mrs. Mary j
Turner. j
The Italcliire Cove Baptist'
Church had a snecial program Son-1
day at the Sunday School hour j
uiih the presentation of the Uni
ted Nations Flag by Mrs. Will Rat- j
elide to the Rev. 1'ink McCracken. j
who is pastor of the church. ,
Others" taking part in the pro-j
.grain were: Mrs. Hugh Francis.!
Mrs Bob Francis, and Mrs. Grace!
Camp.
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The Mountaineer consistently
I DOUBLE TAKE
BOSTON Opponents of South
Boston High School's football team
thought they were seeing double
this season. South Boston boasts
two backfield stars, both named
! Tom Sullivan. They're not related.
Rubber gloves sometimes are
made with cloth linings to facili
tate putting on and off.
TIrM Shoe
Nearly 90 r-" r cent of Ibe work
ers at the Dul'ont plant !n Wilming
ton. Del., wcie found to have me
chamcal dislocation of the foot
tones, in a recent stuisy. In Ameri
can industry, study disclosed, on
of every four men and two of every
three women are wearing shoes
that are too tight. As a result
many workers suffer from "after
noon fatigue" and lowered effi
ciency.
MINKS GET FED
faTO The 45-foot fishina
er Minkettp I Is owned bv
al MSSAfhlivotf e anri Vftlll
jPshire mink ranchers who
I steady supply or fish to feed
f stock.
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