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' .- 1 PAGriyO (Second 5?ct;0BT ' . TOE WAYNTSYILLE 3IQCNTAPCTS . - Monday Aiternoon.JVW A IT TT ITTvTlO nirfiTT'.ir'lV- ONE OF HAYWOOD'S 26 THRIVING COM- 'p;... .-. . ' ! ; ?' ' A f1 y t -1 rJ ,.V MUNITIES PARTICIPATING IN THE COM- ! : . JrkLiLalLil 1 L Vll YUUiLjJm MONITYi DEVELOPMENT ; PROGRAM : . ;:-y-" Jl Ilk ''ltil:4 "" -A'- y . ! idf ' . ; , , 51, 'f 'i . ... j M " i iMii r II .11 ii 4 $Yi iUL If , ". '"jv 1 ' . i w 1. 1 I : I Ii III " J WJ 'I f -j i? No. 1 and 4 rA croup of tlie young people of Aliens Cietk who are taking a keen Interest In the program of mak ing the community n better plare to live. This group was selected by offi cials Instead of the typical family of the community. No. 2 The fish pond of Mr. and Mrs. Harry llrmliirr. Huh pond was built as part of their tourist development, and Is now well stocked with large bass. Just above the pond a modern outdoor bai lMH-ue pit and tables ure beinq built. No. 3 The Rocky Branch Baptist church, completed In 1950, and dedicat ed last fall. This is a modem rock structure, with a number of Sunday St boo I rooms. The mortgage on the building was burned at the time of the dedication. No. 5 A general view of the broad fertile valley of Aliens ( rcik. Ibisi looking towards Ilazelwood No. C This Is the Aliens Creek Sdwi just about In the center of the m munity. Aliens Creek Letn Sliepaid, Hiram McCracken, i Swan Heiulrix, Scott Cunningham, I.. I... T . 1 17 .. 1 . ,A..,, . , , .mini LMts, wHiier iiucnanan, (Continued from Page 1) I Gra(ly Karmer and Will wllson produced last season about W.OOO, About 19,700 acres in the area bushils, fo a cash value of $37,-j is in woodland, and In view of the fiOO. The main varlely of nipple! fact that the 9,000-acrt' Waynes prown is the Stavman Wincsap. ' ville watershd is on the south of Hit an McCracken lias the largest the community, makes it not only orchard. conscious of the importance, of 'About 25 of the families have ' irestry, but al-to of water conserv rmall fruit proiects, such as straw-! a,'"n' benics and raspberr ies. The Aliens Creek women are ac- Amther interestinsj thing about , tiyc, and soim- of the recent im- Ihis mral-urban community is that provements on the homes indicates nit or 397 families, more than 300 ' that the home is the heart of the have gardens. j pride and joy of the community. fierf cattle is another profitable Thc ""me Demonstration club is rop in Aliens Creek with about llPI"' 'd by Mrs- 1)6,1,011 Br"wninS. ,, , , , ' and for the past year thev have .60 head of ammals. well distribut-! been stressingP yai. improvyemea t-d o-er the farm. Amon those : and iQrowd.' ftiod supplies in with the largest herds include: their, club meetings. AmonR their 19,r)l aims and ob jectives are better home manage ment and family economics, home production of family, food supply, and food pre::rvatlon and storane. Three of the housewives con sidered to have done an outstand ing piece of work of home im provement last year are Mrs. Jule Allen, working on her living room and kitchen; Mrs. Eugene Mc Cracken, living room, kitchen, and bedroom; and Mrs. Fred Farmer, also living room and kitchen Beaverdam Community Names 1950 Committees MHS. GF.OUCK F. WORI.EY Mountaineer Uiporter Committees for the Beaverdam Sam Sutton, Haywood Chapman. Program Jim Henderson, chair- were elected recently at a meeting at1 the home of Mrs. (iaston Rhym er. The next meeting is set for M:irch fi when nnmhii'u ,J' Hw .-,, living luirin Mini Micrien. ' ... There were a ln(l .if las inii.ri.,,-! White Oak Program will be euosts. home improvement projects and I Those elected and their chair- 22 exterior. In connection with theinu'n an?: Ways and Means Ed Bell, chair man; C. V. Sorrells, Curl Best, T. C. Allen. Walter Brown Mrs VV erators, and 275 havt other major j C Robinson. Mrs. Bill Driver, and electric appliances. I Mrs. Hi m y Robinson. v-iiiimiiiiccs 101 wie neaveruam ...,iun nmu- lunjinson Community Development Program man: Mrs. Marie Bell, Mrs. Bill ,ed Hull . . i i, i . ., Rnnnn .Tatviftc T..i. ! ., Chapman, Mrs. Waller Brown, Mi (ia ton West, Mrs. Dan Stock ton, Mrs. Janip Hice. Clothing Mrs." Steve Czarn e kie, Mrs. A. R. Carver, Mrs. Rus sell Rohinsi.iif Mrs. Robert Harris. Tohacco---CJeoi'ge Sorrells, Mark Scott, Ira Worley, Gus West, Jack Robinson, Burgin Robinson, Al- remodeling of kitchens, it Is inter esting to note that 11 have elec tric stoves, 200 have electric refrig- Boone james Worley, Mrs. Jack, Forestry-George Worley. chair- n r. ' TS ' raui nian; Arthur Scott, Garrett West Clark Melvin Henline, Troy Davis. I jesa Stolt Wajur Bl.own Craw. vv,i iiiutniia iua. n uesi, tord Rice chairman; Mrs. Troy Davis Mrs. Lloyd Revis, Ray Whitted, Mrs. Ray Worley, Mrs. Dan Stockton, Mrs. Eston Moore, Mrs. Willie West, Mrs. Edgar Paxton. . Singing Leaders George West, chairman; Willie West, Mrs. Carl Best, Ralph Surrett. Roads C. V. Sorrells. Jack Mark Fruits and Vegetables Mrs. Chester Worley. Mrs. A. R. Carver, Mrs. Cumi Robinson. Arts and Crafts Mrs. James Worley, chairman; Mrs. L. F. Rob inson. Mae West, Mrs. R, B. Hipps, Sr., Mrs. Haywood Chapman, Mrs. Pearson Clark. Housing Willie Mann, Dennis Worley, Sanford Worley, Buss Har rison. John Chaninan. Corn C. V. Sorrells. Herbert. ! Mabel Harris. Kva Jane Rice, Gudger Duckett, Lowell , Ma'-' E!'sl-. Wilma Sarrrt Lindsey, George Sutton. Miller. Crovir I'athai Pasture Gaston Rhymer, Dewey 1 Clark, Max Chapman Justice, Marvin Smathers. Defense Pu-tirv of n Bets Jim Scott, Carl Best. Er-1 principal of .school, of. nie Parham. Communilv Develonment M Gardens - - Sieve Milk Stiles, Mrs. Dr.vcy Jieliff Scott, Mrs. .lainc; Diw Dennis Worley. Scraphook Mi ;. C. V.: chairinan; Riel.anl Davis. Worley. Rav Scott. Jack C Bobby Ray Wo. I, . v. Sue Rj me cuimiiiuuiy ieeis inui is mere ai ion Mrs. Marie bell - chairman; Robert Harris Mrs -napman. JacK Robinson, Marl I Fred Rice Junior Rhymer Hen- VVallin. Bil1 Paxton, Henry Worley llttlll otuu, Beef Cattle Dr. Reeves, chair- j mn;. C. V. Sorrells, John Reno for The Third Big Year - - - THE FRIENDLY feANK - - - the Community Development Program is getting underway, with all indications for another banner year. This institution is proud of the record of our community programs and accomplishments which have been attained. We are also glad to have had a part in the formation of the program, and a consistent booster and sponsor down through the years. This bank, and all officials are truly interested in the people of bur county, arid we are never too busy to consult with you about anything of which we can be of service. , THE First National Bank ORGANIZED 1902 '' ' : Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System iy Robinson. Mrs. Walter Robinson. Lethcl Stockton. Lloyd Reno and H. K Hions Helicon, Church and Grounds- tt l Re" . C. D. Sawyer, chairman; R M D.'? Cattle-Mrs. Ervin Reno ' and Jim Henderson. 1 I Home Beautifieation Bill Driv most notable project during the , chairman; Mrs. Albert Lowe past viar was the erection of 75 Bill Carver, Mrs. 1. A. Worley, Mrs u'litorm mail box posts with each ' Cf.-iwfnrrt Rif.. tir. f v'i . owners nam,, dearly visible on Mrs. J. B. Liner, Mrs. R B. Hipps, Jr. his box The community leaders decided not tn name a family of the week, but instead, have a group of their 'ountr folk, in whom they are tak ing a lot of interest. Many of the iiu-iMUeis of the groun shown are members of 4-11 Clubs, and attend church regularly. Scott. Andy Worley, Gaston West Ralph Surrett, Chester Worley' ' Lelia Poultry Mrs. Ervin Reno and Bill Boone. Food and Nutrition Mrs. Ed Bell, chairman; Mrs. Troy Davis, Mrs. Marvin Mann, Mrs. Charlie Willis, Mrs. John Chapman, Mrs Paul Clark. Food Conservation Mrs r.n. ton Rhymer Mrs. Lloyd Reno. Mrs, Robinson, Mrs. Haywood NOTICE! MISTER FARMER We Have Just Received 3 CARLOADS OF 20 SUPER PHOSPHATE We Also Have Ammonium Nitrate Nitrate of Soda .60 .Potash Plant Bed Tobacco Special And All Other Grades of FerUUzer for Grasses, Field Crops and Vegetables We H:ve In Stock The Best Quality Seed Money Can Buy! ' W hen You Spend Your Hard Earned Dollar You Want and Deserve The Best! WE HAVE ALWAYS STOOD FOR QUALITY! These Quality Seeds and Fertilizers Furnished On PMA ORDERS WE WELCOME YOU Farmers Federation fh0nc314 RferAmn.ms, Mtr. 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