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Till. WAYNESVILLE B10UNTAINTEH
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Crabtree CDP Has
; Record Attendance;
Hyder Mountain Hosts
Crabtree Community more tlian
reached iti fifty-meuibtrs-prescnt
- goal at its meeting Monday night.
' Sixty-five persons attended the
' session. The meeting was held at
r the Hyder Mountain Church, and
Hyder Mountain led tin various
. sections with twenty in attendance.
The center section, led by Mrs,
Hugh N'oland. came close with
eighteen present. , J
Hyder Mountain's co-chairman, j
James Kirkpatrick. presided over J
ths meeting. Guest speaker was the I
Rev. Malcolm Williamson of Hie
Waynesville Presbyterian Church.
He was introduced by the Rev. C.
,0. Newell, who also gave the do
votional. The group sang several
hymns, accompanied at the piano
by Mrs, Wilson Kiikpatruk.
Following the program, refresh
ments were served by Mr. and Mrs!
Charlie Woodard.
The next Crabtree Community!
meeting will be held at the Crah-j
tree-Iron DulT school on May 14:
at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. 1Iii?:!i Noiand's
section"' will be in charge of live
program.
Health Department
Sets Clinic Dates
The Haywood County typhoid
and preschool '.clinics will be at
the East Waynesville School on
Tuesday. April 17; and will make
the first of two visits to the Penn
sylvania Avenue School in Canton
on Wednesday, April 18
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At East Waynesville. typhoid
, immunizations for any person will
be given startting at 9 a.m., with
prefchool Immunizations at 1 p.m
At the Pennsylvania Avenue
School, typhoid shots only will be
t?iven. at 9 a.m.
hospitalized several
blood transfusions
times for
Charlie West of the U. S. Ma
lines spent this weekend with his
patents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben West,
Crabtree is proud of its rank
ing on the Red Cross Blood Donor
Recruitment day in Waynesville
Saturday. Crabtree furnished the
greatest number uf donors in the
Waynesville district, and the third
largest in the county.
Pvt. Edear Greene, who was re
cently inducted into the Army, is
stalioiied at Fort Henning, Ga. ,
The Rev. M. H. Rahy of the
Crabtree liaptist Church will hold
baptismal services Sunday afternoon.
Lonnie Kinsland is improving at
his home. Mr. Kin-laml has been
ill for some time and has been
The community wishes to ox-PI.--S
its sincere sympathy to the
l.umy of Mis. Hill Jones, who
died Monday.
At The Park Sun., Mon., and Tues.
, it
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Van Htftia fcnd Yyonne DcCulo co-itar in the technicolor
drama of the Sioux Indiaa upriiinf "Tahawk."
PARK THEATRE
PROGRAM
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JOHNNY MACK BROWN
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SATURDAY, APRIL 14
DOUBLE FEATURE
'ACROSS THE BADLANDS"
v With
CIIARLLS STARKKTT
ALSO
"KANGAROO KID"
Starring
JOCK O MAIIONEY
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Late Show Saturday
UNDERGROUND SPY
ROBERT ROCKWELL and BARBARA FULLER
Clyde Man Gets
Facial Cuts As
Car Hits Truck
Gerald Best, 24, was slightly in-
iured when his car collided with
gravel truck near Lake Junalus-
ka early Tuesday morning. Patrol
man H. Dayton fnvestigated, and
said Best applied his brakes, and
the left front brake grabbed too
quickly, causing him to hit the
truck. The truck, loaded with
gravel, was being driven by John
Morgan, 30, of Route 3, Canton.
The vehicle was a state highway
truck.
Best is of Clyde. Route 1, and
received a laceration of the fore
head, but was disc-harped ''tl''
treatment.
Both car and truck suffered dam- j
ages. I
Free Square Dance On
Slate In Canton Sat.
The Town of Canton Recreation
Department Is sponsoring a big
free Square Dance in the Armory
Saturday nipht. The event is being
held Saturday of this week to
cooperate with the Canton High
School Party being held in the
hiph school gym Friday night-
Dancing will Ret under way at
8 o'clock Saturday night. The
Fred Carpenter String Band will
furnish the music. There will be
door prizes- for lucky ticket hold
ers. Everyone is invited.
Cruso PTA Plans
For May Events
MBS. CHARLES LAYMAN
mountaineer Reporter
At the regular April meeting of
the Croso PTA on Tuesday night,
a number of plans were made for
May events- Election of officers is
to take place at the regular May
meeting; and a minstrel show is
planned for sometime during the
month. A guest speaker will dis
cusss "What the PTA Really Means
to Our School."
Don Reece was appointed to se
cure the speaker, and a nominating
committee for the elections was
named. It members are J B. Shart,
Mrs. Wiggins and Mrs. Marie Tay
lor. '.:.: .-';'.
Mrs. Marshall Beddingfie'd spoke
on "Where Children Come First,'"
and Mrs- Clifton Deaver gave the
devotional. Mrs. Taylor's room won
the atendance banner. Forty mem
bers were present at the meeting.
Crabtree WMS
Holds Meeting
MRS- MONROE N'OLAND
Mountaineer Reporter
, Thirty-eight, members and guests
were present at the meeting last
Saturday of the Women's Mission
ary Society of the Crabtree Baptist
Church. After the regular meeting,
a picnic supper was spread out-of-doors.
Members of the Girl's Aux
iliary were among the guests.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Zimmery Hoglen. The date
will be announced later.
The Girl's Auxiliary of Crabtree
Baptist Church will meet on Satur
day, April 14, at 2 o'clock at the
home of Miss Josephine Presnell.
Every member is urged to be pres
ent for the business meeting.
Mrs Elmer Gillett has returned
from a trip to Hickory-
Home improvements indoor and
out are in Drotrress in Cruso.
I Ferdte Oimm h hH hntlrlnier
level his yard and make it larger.
1 Eldon Shufford has also had a bull
dozer in action.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Henson
have had new cabinets built in
their kitchen- They have new liv
ing room furniture, and have built
in book shelves wilh glass doors.
They have also - had their floors
completely reflnished.
Theater Hours Changed
The advent of spring brings a
change In the Sunday evening
hours of the Strand and Park the
aters in Waynesville, Beginning
this Sunday, April IS, the Sunday
night shows will begin at 9 o'clock
instead of 8:30.
Mrs. Bruce Cook from Robins
ville has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Marshall Beddlngfield.
Mrs. Oder Burnette has just vis
ited her daughter, Mrs. Ira Wig
gins, at Enka.
Miss Geraldine Allen has accept
ed a position in High Point.
The Misses Annis Noland and
Mattie Sue Medford are planning
a trip to High Point on Friday.
Silas Smart is improving after an
illness at his home.
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SUN-, MON. & TUES.. APRIL 15, lfi & 17
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Two Show Dally Monday through Friday 7 & 9 P.M.
Saturday: Continuous Showings from 11 A.M.
Sunday; 3 Shows, 2, 4 and 9 P. M.
PROGRAM
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-- -'0.Y.LTEH BRENNAN a - -.
Mr, and Mrs- Florian Henson an
nounce the birth f a son,
The Nile River has no tribu
taries the last 1,500 miles of its
length.
York Rite Masons - -To
Hold Convocation
Waynesville Chapter No. 69, Roy
al Arch Masons, will hold their
Stated Convocation in the Lodge
Room over the First National Bank,
on Friday night, April 13, at 8:00
P. M. Companion Joseph W. How
ell, High Priest, will be in charge.
After the business session, Com
panion E. P. Martin, Past High
Pi lost, will hold a Rehearsal on
the Mark Master Degree- The De
cree team are all urged to be pres
ent, and all Royal Arch Masons are
Invited to attend.
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WAYNESVILLE
Show Starts at 7:15
THURS. & FRI, APRIL 12 & 13
BRIGHT LEAF"
Starrinji
GARY COOPER, LAUREN BACALL ;,nl pATu
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SATURDAY, APRIL 11
"THE PALOMINO"
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" i Starring
JEROME COURTLAND and REVLIJI.YTVLF
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SUN, & MOV. APRIL 1.", . i;
"COLT 45"
Starrinj
RANDOLPH SCOTT and KITH R0My,
Come As You Are In Your Family i -ir
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WILLIAM BOYD RUSSELL IIAYDEN
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MARIA MONTEZ
JON HALL
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Chapter 1 of our
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