r PAGE TiTO (Second Sectioa? TITE WAYNTSVTLLE MOUtfTAINTTR Monday ,f(e ern(tn, Ma T " ''-If itwe .ONE QF-HAYWPOD'S ?,G THBIVNG CDM 5 I JU$IJI!S PARTICIPATING IN THE COM MUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ( r r A V - ' , rL ....... - - f S fl r - ' " 7 t x - " "J i --V i- yr , J.-- :': Ad I : , i I "JJ (t -r- , f I: t I ' j v ;J K Wili ' II Wt w . S?) W' Mi i ...i i 1:M m No. 1 Lliiabrth Chapel, the Methodist kurch of the community. It is on a ii;h hiJt. wtth tall pin? in front. 1 2 The newlv organized Boy Scout tiocp of ItatililTe Cove Tliis picture was made as tHe charter members f ixned their apjilication for charter. Seated, left, h Lem Leopard, scout master, and on the riffht is Harry Craw ford, member of the troop, committee. The Scouts, left to right: Luther Mc Donald, Eugene Sanford, Edward Jnmrs, Lester Mashburn, Bonnie Mashburn, Hillhrd Jones, Jr. The as sistant scoutmaster is Vaughn Bram lett, and other members of the com mittee are Hush RutclifTc, and Biam lette Stone. No. 3 The Ratcliffe Cove Baptist church, a brick structure, is on the main road through the comnuni , No. 4 U. C I rancls with hie 5(0-poui: J sow. This 4-year-old hoff has' fron! lfl to 13 pips per litter. No. 5 The family of the week na n ed by their neiRhbors the Frank Leop ard family, shown in the living room of their home. Four of the children arc in Haywood the other seven live away from here. Seated, Mrs. Leopard, .Sir. Leopard Standing, Mrs.' Troy? Franklin, Mrs. Joe Howell, and Nancv. No. 5 The home of Mr and Mrs. Mark Galloway next to the Baptist church. The garage in the left or this picture can also be seen on the right in pl :tre No. 3 above. Elizabeth Chapel Named In Honor Of Donor Of Site For Church Building .TJizabeth Chaool Methodist Church, RatclifTe Cove, was found ed bick in the ninelies. Among the' founders and first members were the Berry RatclifTe. Margaret llateliffe and Will RatclifTe fam ilies, the PhilliD and Pullman Tur ner families, the Sara Roberts family, the Will Edwards family, andthe J. R. Medford family, The land fpr the building site was donated by (he family of Mar garet RatclifTe, one of the early sttrlers of the Cove. The church named for Elizabeth Turner Caldwell, daughter of Phillip Turn er and a founder of the church, The first pastor was the Rev. T. B. Johnson, with a congrega tion of approximately twenty-five members. The present pastor is the Rev. Paul Taylor. His congre gation includes a Sunday School enrollment of 153. with an aver age attendance during the past six months of 76. A recent count show ed that an even dozen members had not missed a Sunday this year. me present superintendent crease in attendance more SDaee i was needed, and the men of the church started excavating for a basement. Two more Sunday School rooms were added. Most of this work was done at night. The urge for a more adequate church continued to make the members work, and soon a full size basement was completed which now takes care of four Sunday School rooms and has space for recreation. About the time that the Com munity Development Program got under way in the county. Elizabeth Chapel launched out into a real renovating program. This inelnd- N ,a(Wing, a, furnace, redecorating IS HiiBh Ratcliffp U.I1A 'hac btovjaA 4f some ten years. OtJijer;supejlin-blnseif fthe main floor u,ia nil) Cii,n,.n tno r.t..;M. 1 tendents have been J. B. Swavn- gim, with a twenty-year tenure, and J. L. Wells, who served for more than fifteen years. Elizabeth Chapel members are justly proud of their place of wor ship. During the depression years the need for additional space be came acute. Three Sunday School rooms were built to the rear of the church. With the steady in- SMEihe Make Hogs out of 'Em with the Powerful New Super-Feed IVAYC3E TAIL CUflLEQ Ratcliffe Gove Baptists Set Record In Building Their Present Church ing stained glass windows and repainting the basement area. In addition, the parking area was re worked and graveled. The most recent improvement is the addition of a retaining wall around the church yard. This was partly paid for by a Lord's Acre project. 'AMAZING RESULTS KEFOtTID IT KEDIRS- FmJIm fKordf from differ Urmwi Is fti Cora tK itM tkowi hov whm MM Curler Mpi mtkm thriftf, Uf-aiiijnq pigt out of rwrtt. W arawwt, paor-docri, (twttd Md on-of-iditii piqt. Tk cmtg Tor all orowwt, poer-docri. im ww m fonowt: NO. DATS PrftS HO i72 22 AV. AV. MIT , US. mo AIM MUM KIM 1 m U. AM 2U . J JO US, Com m , . . lot w oiyo yo onowplos of Woyoo Toil CoHetr woutt trow 4jk coMMMi. Qxk-K btW-HiMt- to mdtJ rhoiie 722 HAYWOOD COUNTY FARMERS CO-OP Depot Street Pork Canners Urged To Ready Pigs Persons who plan to can pork at the county-operated canneries this summer were today urged to start readying their pigs for canning. Agricultural teachers in charge of the canning program at each school announced that the canneries would close this year at Thanksgiving, so that all pork must be canned by that time. Considerable damage was done last year by freezing when thp ran. neries remained open later in the season. What may well be a record in church building was established by members of the RatclifTe Cove Bap tist Church in 1934. One Sunday a farewell service was held in the old building. Immediately the building was torn down and the material used in the construction of a new one on another site, Serv ices were held in the hew church the very next Sunday. The church was not entirely completed but it was adequate for the purpose. By the time the church was finishnH it was paid for. In the 54 years bf the church's existence Sunday School services have been held every Sundav ex cept one. That one was during the tiu epidemic in 1918, when the doc tors advised closing all public gathering places. The Ratcliffe Cove Baptist Church was organized in 1897 with twenty-two charter members. Most of them came from the church in Waynesville. The first building was Kidney Slow-Down May Bring Restless Nights Wbi Irldnay function alowt down, nny folks complain of naftrini backache, had ehca, dizzineaa and Iocs of pep and enry. Don't auffer reatlea nights with tbna dis comforts if reduced kidney function fa ft ting you down due to such common causes s stress and strain, over-exertion or ex posure to eold. Minor- bladder irritations due to cold, dampness or wrong diet may cause tettlnf up nights or frequent passages. Don't neglect your kidneys if these condi tions bother you. Try Doan's Pills mild diuretic Used successfully by millions for over M yesrs. While often otherwise caused. It's enisling how many times Doan's give haopy relief from these discomforts help the 14 miles of kidney tubes snd filters on a high hill above the Woodie Jones property, and was erected in 1898. Tni building stood until it was replaced In 1934. The church js , now considering an additional - building program. With a membership of 186, and a Sunday School enrollment of 154, new construction is Indicated.-, Presents pastor of. the church is the Rev. R. P.- McCracken. His predecessors during the church's fifty-four years include M. R. N. Caldwell, J. T. Carson, T. F. Ar rington, TVllHam Pruett, L B White, A! V. Jaynes, H, P. Hicks, P. C. Hicks, O. F. Burnett. Thom as Erwln, I. Q. Rhinehart, How ard Hall, Elmer Green, and B N. Rogers. Harry Mashburn is superintend ent of the Sunday School. The superintendent who served greatest number of years was C Francis, with G. W. Liner second in length of service. Other super- the . C. SCOH'S SCRAP BOOK 1 BRj. scon . IW MTial T TITl I 1 LaV . . . - m see. TM-- 1 - MllK.OMCE OPIMtP, Lr li.vCvVX . ' 0 it si keK covmo IW I JMkLi. ' 1 rVHO V Ml JOB lit 11 IT " ilies' I V ' I . ktva rV:r- v Vi ' YtC I nnilT nnMk'tvt ari,i.. i. . ' T Si icvpRtis P-IBE. BAZKWAtLD 4 , rw. ffMT3CTJ iv 41 mm I II 1 m fiimiill 1 4m ill' i !V I f H - I a Still I tJi-'Mfl k CTlha am nVX'Jmmi fit:1 nir iimi terj. left to rleht; Lem, I Ifl , ntendents have been J. A. Francis Josiah Francis, W. H. Liner, John Kerley, R. C. Francis, Ed Moore and Neal Webb. There are 6,485,000 farm homes in the United States and 39,390,000 non-fartn dwellings, according to j crossed him up the 1950 census. i Spaeth Barefoot Boy In Trouble HOLLYWOOD (AP) Wil liam Spaeth's specially is walking barefoot across a bed of hot coals. It isn't difficult, he says, if you have tough feet and the coals are set up right,. This time somebody you should use .smiiil hits i I charcoal sprint a bed of sand As you step. thl bt-rs sink iiilo Hie and damage to the fool. From a hospital bed from second third decree hums on w ?n:icth s.i id i hilt at a rehear! his act snincboiH u'd coals, They di'hi' siJ-k. J Quality Coal Quality Co viffil OA SUMMER PRICES NOW FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY FILL I0UE BIM TODaY Call Your Dealer At Once Waynesville Coal Co. Phone 272 Citizens Coal Co. Phone 329 R. L. Lee Coal Co. Phone I Richland Supply Co. Phone 1-5 Quality Coal Quality Doan's Pills L IE. O.EAR..

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