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Mrs. Brown Will
Make Survey In
Swain Schools
Mrs. Frank G. Brown, supervisor
of Haywood County Schools has
been appointed by Dr. Allan S.
Hurl)urt, director of State Curriculum-Guidance
Study, to serve on
an evaluating committee to make a
survey and evaluation of the Swain
County Schools.
Miss Maygie Belt Kisselburgh.
supervisor of the Cherokee County
Schools, is the other member of
the committee.
Mrs. Brown and Miss Kissel
burgh will make their survey April
9-11 and wilt visit every classroom
in Swain County to secure back
ground information and make rec
ommendations for improving the
schools in North Carolina for Stat,e
Curriculum-Guidance Study.
Schools of Beaufort. Iredell, and
Swain Counties are being survey
ed by the State Curriculum-Guidance
Study at this time.
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FEWER WINDOWS BROKEN
CHICAGO Since an anti-vandalism
campaign began in 1846,
w hen 60,823 window panes were
broken in Chicago's 400 school
buildings, the breakane has been
reduced to an annual average of
37,739.
Romantic Assist - Flavored Lipstick PERSONALS
i,. HiMion w inners of the. annual dress revue staged here V ednesday are shown here standing, left to right: Mrs. Harry Lee
ikisuli' 'Spoils Group); Mrs. George Edgerlon. ('anion Horn cniakei s iTailored Suit); Mrs. Hugh Keener; McKimmon (Dress Up
hx 1'. C. Mann. South Clyde (Work Dress); Mrs.. George t' uiureth, Boavordam (Cotton Night Wear); Mrs. T. Hugh Rogers,
Eu iuiV Uress), ' . Scaled: Mrs. W. S. MeElralli, West Cant on. uNinlil Wear, Silk);. Mrs. Herbert Plott, Maggie, (Tailored Dress);
hV'H'. i'Kde illmis- Dress). (Stall Photo).
Troop
s Hike To
free Gap
, Hi Cnl Seoul Troop
thi'ir leiider, Mrs. Han
h,m. hiked to Hee Tree
Jay for (lie lirst in a se
mk'niils and instruction
iMk. The trip was made
I'lmi !f (Ju l Seoul Camp
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'hi' Ink:' wnv Florence
i Sii Jiiie Cu'-ry, Kalh
Tcivm l-'ernandez.. Dale
l.e illierwiKid, t!lara
i H(ni ( i I t 1 1 1'ace.
! minted that I here aro
50,lHio. lumber mills now
i Mhc L'niled Slates.
Canton Lions Will
Sponsor Georgia Tech
Glee Club On April 21
The Canton Lions club will
sponsor a concert by I he Georgia
Tech Glee Club on Saturday. April
21. L, E- Gates, president of the
Canton Lions, is general chairman
of the function.
The group appeared in ('anion
last year under the same sponsor
ship; and has recently completed
a lour of the' Northeast Air Com
mand al the request of the United
Stales Air Force.
Sixty HDC Members Take
Part In Annual Dress Revue
INDIANS GET IT BACK
CUMBERLAND. Me. Cuiiilier
land's town hall is being Riven back
to the Indians. Al least. Inwnfolk
voted lb sell It back lo the originiil
owners, the Sawga Tribe of the
Improved Order of Red Men.
UDC Chapter To
Have Meeting
The Haywood Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy will
meet Friday afternoon at 3:30 in
I he home of Mrs. M. C. Green on
the Asheville Road. Mrs. C. F.
Kirkpatrick and Miss Robina Mil
ler will be associate hostesses.
Mrs. Glenn Tweed of Asheville
will have the program on "Historic
al Spots in Huncombe County."
Mr .and Mrs.ll. W... nuir.eUe,
St v hfrte returned from a week's
visit lo Miami and other points In
Florida.
on a pint can of
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Around sixty members of Hay
wood County Home Demonstra
tion Clubs modeled clothes of their
own making at the annual Dress
Revue which featured the SprltiR
Federation held Wednesday after
noon in the First Methodist Church
here.
Mrs. l'aul Hyatt, president of
the county council of home clubs,
presided during the event and Mrs.
Jimmie Williams served as secre
tary. Music was furnished by Miss
Peggy Clark of the Beaverdam
Club and Mrs. Walter Cowart, Jr.,
of the Canton Homemakers.
Winners were selected as fol
lows: Group 1 ia) cotton work dress,
Mrs. P. C. Mann, South Clyde, first
place; Mrs. Mark Swain, Beaver
dam, second place; Mrs. C. C. Wil
lis, Beaverdam, third place. bt
cotton house dress, Mrs. Oils Cole,
Clyde, first place; Mrs. E. G.
Cat hey. South Clyde, second place;
Mrs. Charles Beck, Saunook, third
place.
Group 2 Best dress or Sunday
wear, Mrs. Hugh Keener, McKim
mon, lirst place; Mrs. Mark Reno,
Canton Homemakers, second place;
Mrs. Charles Beck, Saunook, third
place.
Group 3 Tailored garments iai
dresses, Mrs. Herbert I'lot I, Mag
gie, first place; Mrs. Wayne Frank
lin, Lakeside, second place; Mrs.
Herbert Cody. Beaverdam, third
place, lib) coats and suits. Mrs.
George Edgerton, Canton Home
makers, first place; Mrs. N. C. Bel
lamy. Jr., Canton Homemakers,
second place; Mrs. Paul Hyatt, Mc
Kimmon, third place.
Group 4 Sport wear, Mrs. Har
ry Lcc Liner, Jr., Lakeside, first
place; Mrs. Henry Gaddy, Francis
Cove, second place; Mrs. Carl Hat -clifTe,
Wayncsville Homemakers,
third place,
Group 5 Night wear, b cot
ton, Mrs. George Cuibreth, Beaver
dam, first place; Mrs. George
Wright, Beaverdam, second place;
Mrs. W. S. McEIrath, West Canton,
third place. b) silk, Mrs. W. S.
McEIrath, West Canton, first place;
Mrs. H. J. Thompson, Lakeside,
second place.
Group 6 Evening dress, Mrs. T.
Hugh Rogers, Clyde, first plate;
Mrs. M. V. Bramlett, Center Pi
geon, second place; Mrs. Henry
Garner. Bethel, third place.
Serving as judges were Miss Nell '
Kennett, Western District Home
Agentt; Mrs. Velma Beam Moore.
Clay . County Home Agent; Miss
Mary Ruth Church, Henderson
County Home Agent; and Miss
Pansie Deal, Swain County Home
Agent.
Members of the Wayncsville"
Homemaker$. Clyde, South Clyde,
and Iron Duff Clubs served as host
esses for the tea hour which fol
lowed the dress revue.
Miss Mary Cornwell. Haywood
County Home Agent, assisted with
the program.
OES To Have
April Meeting
165. Order of the Eastern Star, will j
hold it Aoril meeting tonight at I
7:30 o'clock in the Masonic Hall
In the First National Bank Build-
ing.
Mrs. bee Clark, worthy matron,!
will preside and balloting for newj
candidates will be held. I
By BETTY CLARKE
AP Ncwsfeatures Beautv Editor
Lipstick can taste good, too
that is if you like mint.
A new mint flavored hp rouge
is said to lend a nice sweet flavor
ot the mouth without depriving it
of its rosebud shade.
Tis said, also, that its cool
ing fragrance is a treat after
lunch, dinner or smoking, and
helps wake up drowsy lips in the
morning. It might be difficult to
decide whether to eat it or wear
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It should appeal to the bovs
who always romplaln about "that
awful lipstick taste." What could
be sweeter or more romantic
than a mint-flavored kiss.
On the other hand, it might
create problems on the romantic
scene. Just supposm your sweet
heart Is allergic to mint and
doesn't know it all he knows is
that your kisses give him an un
comfortabl sensation, maybe even
spots before 'be eyes
Then, too, if the mint lipstick
experiment is a success think what i
we are letting ourselves in lor.
You'll probably hear about an
orange juice lipstick.
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lipstick..
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Prevosi and
Mr. and Mrs. t.ill Prevost left
i Tuesdav for Ne'.v York t tv where
lliev will visit for several (lavs and
lu ill :jtt..n,l Hi,, ui.il.linr (if fripflfl'i
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Mrs J II Wav. Jr is cxperled
to return Sundav from Salem,
Mass, where she has been visiting
her .son-in-law '.ant! daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Brown.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. I-c
Newark, N J , whtw marriage- was
'an event of Mjrch 17 in Wichita,
i Kans., are here for a vi-sit to the
former s father. Cant Henry Lee,
land Mrs Lee The visitotrs hav
spent the past three weeks on a
: wedding tup :n Sew Orleans, Lou
j isiana and cities in Florida 1 hey
spent last week-end in H. Myers
as Kut-sts of Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Gwyn.
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Mr. and Mrs Wclsev Dickey and
(laughter. Miss Margaret Dickey, of
Sweetwater, lenn . arrived today
I for a visit to Mrs Dickeys brother
;and Mstcr-in-!aw, Mr. and Mis. R.
. I., lxe.
,
t Mr. and' Mrs. Henry Krag are
I spendin gthe week-end in Ch.lt-
tanooga as guests of Mrs. A. J.
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PROVING AGAIN THAT DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR
BELK-HUDSON
In Keeping With Our Policy of Bringing You The Most Outstanding Buys
For The Week-End, We Present 8 Tables of Selected Merchandise That
Represent Huge Savings On Today's Market.
SELLS For LESS
We Still Have a Good Selection of
Itaiiiliful
HAND PAINTED
CHINA
l.mli
Only
10c
With enili 1 ( pnrcluise of other imrclinittlise
l'LATKS t'UI'S SAUCKUS HOWLS
I'kuit DisiiMs ci:ui:ali)isiii;s crkaisi rnciints
Sells in Other Stores At Trices
From :i!)c to $1,511 Knch
SAVE MORE THAN HALF!
SAVE MONEY!
(let Your
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NANNKTT
BABY DRESSES
$1.52
(i !los. to 2 Yrs.
Prints Solids
K.Tiilnr $2.18
I ki:ss
III. ii k, llrow n,
Uetl anil (Irecn.
Ueunlarly $!.!.r
SHOES
$3
Children's
skirts : : : 3c
Solids & I'rinls RcR- $l.!l,"i
Ilegulur
$1.00
Ladies'
BRASSIERES
now 20c
Regular
$1.4H
Ladies'
BLOUSES
IJ0W(Sc
Regular $K.'J5
Lathes'
Rayon
DRESSES
now $3.92
Reg. $1.98 Ladies' Rayon
SKIRTS .". ; . 9c
Plastic
curtains : : : Be
Children's Cotton Print
DRESSES : : 53c
Children's
BLOUSES : : : 53c
Ladies'
Re. $::.!)."
Cotton
DRESSES
ONLY $186
(.ill's
Si.es
(i to 11
DRESS
Formerly
Priced Al
ES
$33
CLOSING OUT
DOSE BUSHES $3. 82
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