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Mrs. John Gibson is improving . Pendleton
Hominy WSCS
Holds Joint Study
MRS. 1X0? D R. JONES
Mountaineer Reporter
The W.S.C.S. of Rock wood
Charge held a joint study course
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
George Culbreth. Both Rockwood
and Plains Church were represent
ed. Mrs. I. M. Culbreth discussed
G. Bromley Oxnam's book, 'The
Christian Vocation". Mrs. Goble
McCracken closed the study by
prayer. A covered dish lunch was
served.
Cal;fom;a.
AJLThe Park Monday and Tuesday
White Oak Work
Postponed Until
This Wednesday
MRS. GEORGE BORING
Mountaineer Reporter
The weatherman played havoc
with our working last Wednesday
at the Community House. Just
Will Be 105 June 10
at her home. She has been ill with
bronchial pneumonia.
Mr.
tfntr Mps D.r.
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have pa.nted the iT
house, and have ad'
stove and a hot L?
the kitchen.
Mr- and MTTvkkp)
sold their tenant hous,
Mrs. Ernest Reynold I
combe County,.The rJ
ny will shortly move' j
The Hominv Cbm 1
Played the Finishing
day night at the '-v ,1
Bobby Scott, son of Rev. and
Mrs. I. W. Scott, left last week to
join the Navy.
Samuel Mann, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roe Mann, will yoon leave for
Army service.
can't paint nd work when it is
snowing and the wind blowing.'
However, there will be working
this next Wednesday, weather per- j
mitting. so let's have a good crowd.
The workers will be fed by the wo- ,
men who will serve a covered dish i
luncheon at noon. Of course we
have no control over the weather, j
but that being ihe first day of'
Pfc. John H. Burnette, better
known as "Buck," is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hub Bur
nette. Pvt. Burnette has complet
ed his boot training at Parris Is-
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iana, ana win oe sununcu ai ior nominy with 18 po ,
, j .ni i i.ii.aj .4 n . . . "was
spring, we are' keeping our fingers
crossed and hoping for a nice day.
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Cirj Cooptr and Ruth Roman thare danjtri tad lore ii tk
nw technicoler adventure "Dallas."
will furnish special music.
Claude Hill, Sr. has
Duke Hospital, Durham,
operation.
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News Of
Saunook
Community
C. C. Francis, chairman of the
board of commissioners will be the
speaker at the regular meeting of
the Saunook Community Develop
ment Program Thursday night, at
7:30 o'clock. The Shelton quartet nook PTA, Thursday night. A
Mr. acd Mrs. John Trull have
moved into their new home on the
Balsam Road.
Mrs, Frank Brown, school super
visor, spoke on "Readiness For
School." at a meeting of the Sau-
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BE WISE GET STRAND WISE
La wson. Teague is back at his
own home now and recuperating.
Floyd Teague is somewhat bet
ter after being confined to bed for
several days. He was unable to at
tend the CD.P. meeting last Satur
day night
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Looks like at long last, the
White Oak Softball teams Mill
have a place to get in some prae
tor this summer. Joe Davis has of
fered ground for a dir.mond.
Teague Williams is grooming one
of his prize Angus heifers for show
at some of the events this summer,
and ta use when pictures are tak
en of this community.
;
Brown Messer really has him
self a project underway. With the)
assistance of a bulldozer, he is i
building a large pool approximate-1
ly 150' x 500' and 40' deep. When I
completed this will be stocked I
with fish, and will also be used
as a swimming pool. Natural
springs will supply the water.
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Albert Hunter's home really
looks nice since the house has been
painted, the yard landscaped, and
the drive to the house widened
and repaired.
Will those folks that have new
mailboxes, please put them wp?
Harold Hunter, who is working
in Detroit, Mieh is home for a
few days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Hunter.
Colorado chose the white and
lavender columbine as its state
flower in 1899 because according
to local authorities the blue rep
resents western skies; the white,
snowy mountain ranges, and gold,
the mineral which first attracted
settlers in 1858.
Arnold Murray is the last surviving Confederate, veteran in the
Carolinas, He will be 105 years old June 10. The lone veteran lives
with his son, Lee Murray, on a farm near Orangeburg, S. C. He was
in training near Charleston when the Civil War ended and never
took part in any shooting. North Carolina's last Cofederate veteran,
Sam Bennett, 100 years old, died March 8 at his Relief home in
Yancey County. . ,
Fines Creek To
Select Family
Of The Week
MRS. SAM FERGUSON
Mountaineer Reporter
of
large crowd attended.
A business meeting of the Sau
nook Parent-Teacher Association
will be held Tuesday night at 7:30
o'clock, Mrs. Pettigree, president,
urges all members to attend.
Tom Brummtit, chairman
Fines Creek Community Develop
ment Program, has called a meet
ing of all the citizens on Tuesday
night. March 20. Plans will be
made for selecting a Fainily-of-the-Week
for the Mnjniaitucr's pic
torial section.
Junior 4-1 1 ba kftball boys play
in the finals Monday, March 19,
after winninp thrir two prelimin
ary rounds last week. Finps Creek
people are vtry p: oud of I heir vari
ous ball teams.
Mrs. F. M. Rogers attended the
funeral of Mr. Rogers' father at
Walnut Friday. The minister con-
CrusoPTATo
Buy Equipment
MRS. CHARLES LAYMAN
Mountaineer Reporter
The Cruso P.T.A. voted in fav
or of purchasing equipment for
the school at its meeting last
Tuesday. Mrs. Clifton Deaver was
appointed to buy a blanket for a
cot; and Mrs. Montio Knight was
appointed to arrange for purchase
of school ground equipment.
Suggested means of raising
money were, a minstrel show and
P.T.A, basketball games.
The president presented a ban
ner to Miss Abbott's room; and
the group voted to send flovers to
Miss Abbott, who is confined to her
home by illness.
Opening the program was a song
by the first and second grades, fol
lowed by a, Scripture reading by
Mrs. Vivian Henson and a prayer
by Mrs. Marshall Beddingfield.
WAYNESVILLE
A Bible Study course meets
every Wednesday night at 7:30 at
the Meadow Grove Church. Every
one is invited to come.
Show Starts at 7:15
MONDAY, MARCH 19
DESTINATION TOKYO
Starring
CARY GRANT and JOHN GARFIELD
TUES. & WED-, MARCH 20 & 21
DOUBLE FEATURE
'AND BABY MAKES THREE'
Starring
ROBERT YOUNG and BARBARA HALE
ALSO
'THE FIGm
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Starring
JIM BANNON
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THURS. & FRI., MARCH 22 & 23
IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME4
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JUDY GARLAND and VAN JOHNSON
ALSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS
Coleman Trull is home from the
hospital, and improving.
Cruso people are proud of the
fighting spirit and good sportsman
ship of their 4-H Club basketball
teams. Both bovs afid eirls were
eliminated on Wednesday in the
Junior 4-H Tournament at Canton.
More practice and more experience
on an Indoor court should show re
sults next year.
Bookmobile
Schedule
Tuesday, March 20th
"CLYDE
Clyde School 9:15-10:15
Sam Jackson 10:30-10:45
P. C. Mann .'. 11:00-11:15
Mrs. Henry Osborne 11:30-11:35
Mrs. Frank Stamey 11:40-11:50
Clyde Town Hall 12:00- 1:00
Mrs. Virginia Sanford .. 1:15- 1:30
O. S. Sizemore t 1:45- 2:00
Wednesday, March 21st
ALLEN'S CR. and BALSAM RD.
Aliens Creek School 9:10- 9:30
Mrs. E. K. Chambers .... 9:35- 9:50
Kay Allen . 10:00-10:10
Mrs. E. Middleton .10:15-10:30
Franklin Home Groc. ... 10:40-10:50
O. J. Beck and Saunook
School .v ........ 11:00-11:45
Ensley Valley Groc. 12:00-12:15
... .. - Friday. March 23rd
L. JUNALUSKA and RATCLIFFE
... COVE. .
Lake;Junaluska School 9:15-10:15
Mrs. F. O. Dryman 10:30-10:45
Mrs. Ollie Mack 11:00-11:15
Reeves Service Ctr. .... 11:30-11:45
Mrs. Roy Meador .r..:::. 12:00-12:15
Ratcliffe Cove Groc. ..... 12:30-12:45
Mtn. Expcr. Station , . 1:00-1:15
ducting the services was a former
Fines Creek resident, the Rev. Jar
vis Teague.
Henry Green, who is a student at
Chapel Hill, is visiting relatives at
home during the' University's
spring holidays. '
Tom Ferguson left last week for
Newport News.
maunew uossett has returned
irom wainalia, S. C, after attend,
ing the funeral of his mother.
Tbe bridge across Wesleys Creek
oen completed, and the road
oeing. traveled again.
card of Equalization
And
ileview
The Oayuood County Board
Of Commissioners
Will Sit As A
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And Review Beginning
Monday, March 19, 1951
The Haywood County Board of Commission
ers will sit as a Board of Equalization and Re
view beginning Monday, March 19th, at the
commissioner's office in the Court House in the
town of Waynesville, for the purpose of examin
ing and reviewing the tax list of each township
for the current year and shall hear any and all
taxpayers who own or control taxable property
assessed for taxation in the county, in respect
to the valuation of all property in the county and
correct any errors appearing on the abstract,
and for transaction of any other business which
may come before the board in compliance with
the Machinery Act of 1937. This is the only time
in which the commissioners have the authority
to change valuation of real estate.
Complaints from the various townships will
be heard as follows:
Monday, March 19th Ivy Hill, Jonathan Creek,
White Oak. CataloorViAo TnwnsViinc;
Tuesday, March 20th Fines Creek, Crabtree,
Iron Duff Townships.
Wednesday, March 21st Pigeon, East Fork,
Cecil Townships.
Thursday, March 22nd Waynesville Township.
Friday and Saturday, March 23rd and 24th -vx
Beaverdam and Clyde Townships.
THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION WILL VIEW
THE PREMISES AND MAKE ADJUSTMENT
OF ALL COMPLAINTS DAILY FROM MARCH
26th THROUGH APRIL 11th.
Chairman Haywood County Board of
Commissioners.
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