PAGE TWO TOTE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Monday Afternoon, December IS Af Fines Creek, Ponton Split Twin Bill . Fines Creek's girls stayed un defeated last Tuesday night by wal-loping-the Canton girls, 41-31, at the Fines Creek gym. v, Canton's boys, however, smoth ered, the Fines Creek boys, 4f-22. in the nightcap. It was the season's opener, for the Canton cagers, and the third contest of the campaign for the home squads. Again, it was Forward Edith Rathbone who set the scoring pace for the unbeaten sextet. . This time she connected for 27 points; tops for the contest. Miss Messer led the losers with 15 points.' In the boys' game, Center Ron nie Hall of the Bears took individu al scoring honors with 16 points, while B. Kirkpatrick. a guard, was hifih for the losers with 11. The Canton boys showed signs of owning another powerhouse like the one that steamrollered through last season to the cham pionships of two major tourna ments. They were playing without the services of Jerry Alexander, high scoring ace of last season. (Girls) Fines Creek (41) Canton (31) F E. Rathbone (27) McCreary J8) F J. Clark (61 Messer U5H F R. Ferguson 4i Parion (3i I Q C. Ledford Bentley j G M, Rogers Brank G-K. Messer Cook Subs: Fines Creek B. Rathbone (2). D: Rathbone (2), P. Russell, M. Rathbone, J. Trantham, D. Rector, M. Trantham, and K. Russell. Canton ' Barlow, Ford, Palen' ll), Johnson (4). ' Senator Hoey Cuts Birthday Cake I i ; , ; p : h I t if ' : . i m1r ; I , L 1 North Cuiolina's senior U. S Senator Clyde Hoey cuts the festive cake on his 73rd birthday anniversary at Shelby. He is celebrating the event as honor guest at the annual dinner of the Shelby Cham ber of Commerce. The 50-pound cake was given to the senator by Boat's Bakery which has just built one of the south's largest cak plants in Shelby. (AP Ilioto).. - (Boys) Ftns Creek (22) Canton (42) F-iD. Rathbone : Wells (7) F-B. Rogers Coman (4) CJ, Rathbone (4) Hall (16) J. C. Ledford (7) Moore (7) Q B. Kirkpatrick (11) Medlin (3) Subs: Fines Creek ford. Canton Hipps, Parker, Sta mey (3), Polndexter 12), Sutton Free Methodists Set Christmas Event For Dec. 20 The Annual Christmas Program i of the Free Methodist Church will ! hp held this vpar in the Auditorium -Payne, Led-1 ,.f thp F.;it Wnvnesvilln Schonl this Wednesday night, Dec. 20 at ;7:30. i i A program of variety and Christ mas cheer will greet all who at tend. The Advent of the Holy Child of Bethlehem as it was told by An gels, Shepherds and Wise Men 2, 1 000 years ago over Judean Hills, I will be graphically and charmingly j presented by a group of Wayncs : ville girls and boys from 3 years ! of age upward. ' - Upper Crabtree's girl and bov A spef,ia' ? PT cagers defeated the Aliens Creek ! "V" 5" Y T.u Community Development Program ! lAhe T""'Agers clasf' w,tl) the squads in all four games of a pair I Anel CJloir s'ng,ng the, ,caro!s; , Ji doubleheaders recently. ! . Mrs: Evora Boers "st at In the first of the twin bills, the 1 th lanot' a"d ,hpre W,U be' Uoar Cr9htr airU HoH th ..addition to chorus singing, by the lens Creek "girls, 31-30, and the Upper Crabtree boys emerged with a 47-39 Vlctnrv I U. Crabtree Takes Two CDP twin Bills By BARBARA BEST (Mountaineer Reporter) The first of the series was played at the Crabtree-lron Duff gym. ' In the return twin bill, staged at the Hazelwood School, the Crab tree sextet romped to a 48-21 vic tory, while the Crabtree boys won their contest over the Aliens Creek quintet, 56-24. Forwards Betty Jo Russell and Ed Rogers, both of Crabtree, top ped the winners in their respective games both nights. Miss Russell connected for 16 points In the first game, and boost ed her total to 29 in the Monday night contest. Ed racked up 19 points in his first outing, and 17 in his second. His first action topped both teams In individual scoring. In thp second game, however. Buchanan of Aliens Creek won in dividual scoring honors with a 19 point performance. Miss Russell's total in each game was tops for individual players on both sides. . i Angel choir solo. The public to attend. quartets, duets and a is cordially invited Bethel Glee Club To Give Yule Operetta An Operetta, "The Night Before Christmas," will be presented by the Bethel High School Glee Club Monday at 7:30 p.m. . The action takes place in a moun- i tain cabin and centers around poor family who was made very happy on Christmas eve. The east includes Grace Erwin as Mother Bisbee; Patsy Fore Em ma Sue Huskey, Birdell Gorrell, Mickey Twiggs as her children. Others are: Doris Rollins, Patsy McCracken, Peggy Peake, Martha Russell, Martha Metcalf, Hugh K. Terrell, Edgar Blalock, Stuart Sentell, Martha June Vance, Nellie Johnson, Louise Chambers, Ann Smathers, Jean Metcalf, Iva Lee Burnette, Betty Jean Burress, Don aid McCracken, Bill Queene, David Boone, Nancy Cooke and a chorus of singers. m There will be no admission charge and everyone is Cordially invited to attend. Library Will Close Saturday For Holiday The Haywood County Library will close at 'noon Saturday, De cember 23, and will remain closed through Monday and Tuesday of next week for the Christmas holi days. . This announcement was made by Miss Margaret Johnston, librari an, who also stated that there will be no Bookmobile service during the holiday. Music Club Will Not Meet This Month Announcement has been made that - the Waynesville Music Club will not hold December meeting. UN Peoples' Section To Meet The local Peoples' Section of the United Nations will meet at 2:30 P. M, Thursday at the Waynesville Presbyterian Church to discuss America's role In the current UN General Assembly. The Section, sponsored by the 'Waynesville Woman's Club, will consider the question: "What Should The United States try to ac complish at this Assembly?" The session will precede the reg ular meeting of the Woman's Club. - Mrs. R. C. Lane of Lake Juna luska, chairman Of the Club's In ternational relations committee will preside over the Section meeting. St. John's Students To Give Operetta On Wednesday r ... v. 1 - - Lions' Yule Broadcasts T Open Thursd Ljvali' 1 These students of St". John's will present the annual Christmas operetta on Wednesday evening at eight o'clock in the auditorium of the school. Front row, left to right: Amelia Gibson, Rose Anne Greeb, Emily Ingram, Mark Felchter, Herbert Gibson, Roman Sierenga, and Myrna Miller. Back row: hex relchter, Charlene Duckett, Ann Gudris, David Henry, Ilsa Felchter, and Sarah Reeves. .". ' "' (Photo by Ingrain's Studio). PERSONALS Ex-National VFW Commander To Speak Here Otis Brow- of Greensboro, form er national commander of the Vet erans of Foreign Wars, will address Lawrence Clark, Jr., a senior in the N. C. State College Textile School, returned hom'e for the Christmas holidays last week to spend his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Clark of Waynesville. John Edwards Thomas, who Is a senior at the University of Virginia, has arrived to spend the holidays with his parents, Adm, and Mrs. W. N. Thomas, at their home at Lake Junaluska. i ' Miss Mary Jean West, student at Meredith College, has arrived to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer West. . Miss Peggy Noland, student at the University of Iowa, is here to spend the holidays with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. D, Reeves No land. Misses Margaret and Katherine James, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse James, are here from Mere dith College to spend Christmas. AND LIVED HAPPILY RICHMOND, Va. Thirty-two families squabbled among them selves and with city and postal of ficials here wanting a change in the tiame of their street. They fin ally proposed Harmony Lane. Much Interest In Annual Concert Much interest is being shown in the annual Christmas concert by the 55-piece high school band and 90-volce chorus at high school on Tuesday night. The program will feature Christ mas numbers, with several com bined selections by the 145 musi- a meeting of the Waynesville VFW I cjans, under the direction of Post Wednesday night. The Session will open at 7:30 p.m. in the commissioners' room of the Haywood County Court House. Albert Marshall, commander of the local post, will preside. Mr. Brown arrived here yester day to help local leaders plan methods for boosting membership in the organization in tins' area. Mr. Marshall said there are 35 active members In the local post now,- but that there are between 300 and 400 former members who have allowed their active status to lapse. The session Is aimed at reviving interest on the part of non-members in general and former mem bers in particular, in the local organization Charles Islcy. Prior to the concert at eight, a group will sing carols under the outdoor lighted Christmas tree at the school. THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Is Now On Sale At FRANKLIN HOME GROCERY 1 BALSAM ROAD ....... CHARLIE BUCHANAN GROCERY UPPER ALLENS CREEK o SHELTON'S GROCERY CI1ESTNUT PARK DRIVE O. I. BECK GROCERY SAUNOOK ; Haywood Basketball Schedule Tuesday Night Bethel at Clyde. Waynesville at Candler, Sidelights (Continued from Page 1 Asheville to receive his award as best blocker on the Western team m the rourtn annual uptimist Bowl game. He returned to Waynesville in time for the Lions Club dinner to receive his award as best block er on the 1950 Waynesville Town ship High School team. The . local award, incidentally, was instituted at the end of the 1949 campaign. The winner: a (then) junior nam ed Bobby Setzer. Social News Mr. Sebe Bryson of Waynesville was honored Friday afternoon on the occasion of tiis 28th birthday. The occasion was a surprise par ty held at the office of County Tax Collector, which Mr. Bryson is, and it was a "dutch treat" affair. This wasn't the surprise part of the party. - . Among those who attended were Mrs. J. P. Dlcus, Miss Evelyn Sli er, Mrs. Boyd Medford, and a re porter, who crashed. The reporter didn't get any ice cream. St. John's School To Present Christmas Operetta An operetta, "It's Christmas In The Circus," will be presented by the students of St. John's Graded School, In the school auditorium Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. The cast will include Rex Felch ter as the Ringmaster, Charlene Duckett as Toto, The Clown, Bobby Lancaster as Tony, and' Davis Henry as Santa Claus. Kindergarten children will be hears and ponies and choruses from the first and second grades will rep resent popcorn balls and candies. Third, fourth, and fifth grade stu dents will compose the band, while the sixth, seventh, and eight grades will furnish the trapeze girls and the Yo-Yo girls. A Christmas tableau will follow the operetta with Joe Liner as Joseph, Sophie Cverengna as Mary, and Charlene Duckett as the Angel. The program is beigg directed by the grade teachers of St. John's. . BREVARD STUDENTS ARRIVE Among the Brevard College stu dents who have arrived for the Christmas holidays are Joe Jack Wells, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wells of Bethel; Miss Peggy Mc Cracken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert McCracken; Miss Nancy Medford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Medford; Miss Joe Anne Medford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Medford of Iron Duff. STUDENTS FROM W.C.T.C ARE AT HOME The following students from Western Carolina Teachers College have arrived to spend the holidays at their homes here: Charles Wo mach; Miss Betty Jo Brown, Miss Norma Jane Burgin, Miss Barbara Boyd, Miss Marjorie Woody, George Garrett. Jimmy Whitman, Deryl Davis, and Jimmy McJunkin. MORE ABOUT Crabtree (Continued from Pace 1) MORE ABOUT Blackwell , ; (Continued from Pate 1) During later years, Mr. Blackwell "is -a traveling salesman for the Waynesville Wholesale Company until 111 health forced hU retire ment in 1944. He was a loyal and devoted mem ber of the First Methodist Church, which he served as a steward and an usher for many years. Hundreds of members and visitors to the church will remember his cordial greeting and warm handclasp on Sunday morning. Mr. Blackwell's business took him to all sections of Haywood and adjoining counties where he made countless friends. He was fcnown for his kindnesses to the people he passed along the way and for his love of little children. He was born April 23, 1866 in Ruffin, N. C, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Lafayette Blackwell and' during his early manhood was engaged in farming and the mercantile business in Cas well County. He was a Mason and a member of the United Commercial Travelers. His first marriage was to Miss Susan Bird Anderson of Almanac County, who died in 1901, In 1903 he was married to Miss Amanda Clark, who survives. Other survlvers Include three daughters, Mrs. Jeff Garrett of Reldsville, Mrs. Harry . Frehn of Bristol Tennessee, and Mrs. James Michaels of Durham; one son, Paul Blackwell of Waynesville; a broth er. Wallace Blackwell of Waynes ville; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. A second son, Hunter Blackwell, Jr., lost his life in a plane crash while serving with the Air Corps in 1944. Arrangements were under the di rection of Garrett Funeral Home Carnival aided the drive. The. student musicians pelves provided their own LAFE-A-DAY . v, them-instru- ments and the money raised paid for three drums. 1 The singers of the Glee Club will be dressed for the concert in choir robes. ' The program: , "O, Come, All Ye Faithful," Glee Club: "Little Town Of Bethlehem," Glee Club; "Joy To The World," audience; "I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day," Glee Club. "Jolly Old St. Nicholas," band; Deck The Halls With Boughs Of Holly." band and Glee Club; "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear,' Glee Club. "Jingle Bells," Band; "O, Tan. nenbaum," Glee Club (singing in the original German); "Upon The House Top," second grade; "Hark The Herald Angels Sng," Glee Club. "Away In A Manger," fourth erade: "Silent Night," Glee Club and band. . .. AJ:':. v wiydrtfi itt iLfis .--. , Off. 1950, Kifif Future iyWicatc, lac. WucU rijchn totrwJ. . . . And bow maybe you'd Jike jogie desert??, MORE ABOUT Ministers (Continued from Page D "due to the practice of gambling on the part of a large number of our people." This, it continued, threatens to undermine the "moral and econ omic welfare of our country." The letter pointed out that there were other forms of entertain.' ment which, would produce the de sired results in fund-raising cam palgns as lotteries and other simi lar methods do. County Schools Superintendent Jack Messer said today he had cir culated copies of the letter to the schools and Parent-Teachers Asso ciations. , ; . He said, he made no comment. and declined to discuss the matter. DOGGONDEST RABBIT! MEMPHIS, Tenn. Anne Caru thers says her pet rabbit and dog get, along just fine, now. The dog has let the1 rabbit alone since ran him down barking. . it and bit him for COULDN'T GET AWAy JACKSON, Mich. Charles Fred ericks, a spinner in a textile mill was amused to receive a travel folder advertising European vaca tions with the slogan: "Everybody needs a holiday." "I'm afraid I can't make it," Fredericks exclaim. ed. Then he returned to his cell in Jackson state prison to read the rest of his mail. MORE ABOUT Alley (Continued from Page 1) years ago to accept a position as district manager of the National Surety Insurence Company of Rich mond, Virginia. Surviving are the widow, the former Miss Elizabeth Coggins of Albemarle; two sons, Robert Cline Alley, Jr., and Felix E. Alley, III, of the home; the parents, two brothers, Felix Eugene Alley, Jr., of Washington, D. C, and Hayes Alley of Waynesville; one sister, Mrs. J. W. Ray, of Waynesville. The body will remain in the home of Judge and Mrs Alley un til the hour of the funeral. Arrangements are' under the di rectioh of Garrett Funeral Home. Tha ft...-. .. unnstmas broadcasts t' -.i - . ..djnesvme uons CiulJ mas a. peer Fund drive at 9 p.m. Thursday.: me second broadoas,' neia at 9 p.m. Saturday. Jerry Kogers. chairnu rlllh' htinlth ... .. aUU p t;lr,J tee handling the arrar,P.J the campaign, meanwhilvl mat me dime board" uhJ campaign had raised appl i wuu mrougn last Satui rie said that the deip two three-hour wnicn win be aired froml oy oi me rirst National Bj completed over 'the 'week Wnrliina ,,.HU l. : " a mm Oil I rangements were Linns met, Francis Mussie j IT.,U ft i . uviu migei.-ana Kicliard as last yeart the num(.N vvMii.iuui.cu uv raoio li tcil want a friend to pertWiJ oroadcast. Auto teams of Lions wiJ uie contribution at the nome as soon as he plimi, request. M.. .... .. ue?rs said mat ll the teams will nut iJ(. aljl cort every prospective n, from his home to tl. pia, uiu.Hicast aim nuck, Uiilesl quest involves a nun.bH1 Lions Club. Shady Grove Charge To Present Drama The. Shady Grove Charge of the Methodist Church will present two Christmas dramas. One .will be presented on Thursday night at Shady Grove Methodist Church, entitled "Miml Lights The Candle," at 7:30 o'clock. On the following night, the Youth Department of Maggie Methodist Church will pre sent a drama entitled "The Sorrow ful Star," in the Maggie School Auditorium at 7:30 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to be present. Church bells ring on Swiss In dependence Day (Aug. 1) through Out every one of the 22 cantons. Cnnl,l.. T!J UFuiuuil UllUl'I WOOfl. Ml completed his study in the i school at Duke University iasM weeK end to spend Chi with his parents, Mr. an hpaldon Underwood. naiieu ward, Jr. armed day to spend the holidays A parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hailed at Lake Junaluska. Miss Allen Hart is here Meredith College. Raleigh, tol the Christmas vacation w ill parents, Mr. and Mrs. llumd Miss Jackie Sue Messer, a ber of the senior class at Scott College in Atlanta. Od arrived Saturday to spend thl days with her parents. Mr, Mrs. Jack Messnr. SKUNK CAME TO DINNI BIRMINGHAM. Mich-0 01 a lusty boxer dog u friends to dinner at their but the gu'.'sts scattered in rections when the dug walked! the dining room with a skin1 its mouth. CHOP WELL DONE SALT LAKE CITY-Aflcr engines returned from a call. ' the fire department s re book read: "total damage badly burned lamb chop brought under control al'tc lengthy 15 second battle WISHING MY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS A MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR S. A. 7UTREL . Your Rawleigh Dealer ANNOUNCING mm Stores 0PEE1 m 0:30 P. W. ON s I 4' (STORES WILL CLOSE AT 6 ON SATURDAY) YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME IN CANTON fJnnlnn Oprrlianlc Accnrinlion I ! rl'tr sa I). isr : li)' I No hi 15 M' i aw . Lii'am i tot: hi ll CP i. V. ! till' U v aw Id

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