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Story Hour To Continue;
Children iHeariMrs. Gruelle
More than fifty children, all
members of the Cherokee Reading
Club, sat entranced upon the floor
as Mrs. Johnny Gruelle read two
storiojs from "Beloved Belindy," of
which she is author. The place was
the Haywood County Library; the
time was last Thursday at 10 a. m.
during the regular story hour
which is sponsored by the" Waynes
ville Homemakers for children of
SNICHTiWItKlY
TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 4TH
8 P.M.
MOUNTMNSIDE THEATRE
TIIMTS ON J AH AT
Chamber of Commerce '
and Bus Station
Comments
Of Our Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Gorman of
Wilmington N, C, whose local ad
dress was 1900 Wolcott Ave., had
this to say: "We really enjoyed our
short stay. The ' rooms were very
third grace age or under. ;
Mrs. Gruelle, -whose summer
home is in Balsam, is author of the
Raggedy Ann series. She intro
duced her reading with a Raggedy
Ann song, and after the reading,
autographed books and Raggedy
Ann Dolls brought by the eager
children.
The story hour, it was announc
ed by Miss Margaret Johnston. Li
brarian, will continue through Aug
ust 23. Previously scheduled to
end in July, it will be continued be
cause, in Miss Johnston's words,
'The response has been wonder
ful.",': ';...'.:...
Head New Lake Conference
PASTRIES
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"The More You Buy -The
Happier We Are"
We Oct A Kick Out of Baking Fine Foods
WHITMAN'S BAKERY
Main Street Phone 343 Waynesville
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Three New Conferences Feature
MethodistActivity This Week
Two South-wide meetings open
tonight at the Methodist Assembly
grounds with over 1,000 dedegates
in attendance.
Dr. Paul W. Hoon, pastor of the
First Methodist Church, German-
Read The Mountaineer Want
Local Girl Honored
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Miss Sally Stovall, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Felix Stovall of Way
nesville was jecently honored at
town. Pa., will address the opening camo Greystone by being elected i
; session of district superintendents j t0 the Temporary Honor Council
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land pastors ot nine siaies ai iov which is composed, oi girauuw
i o'clock in the auditorium.
( Dr. Hoon and Dr. Nels F. S.
i Ferre, Vanderbilt School ' of The
' ology, Nashville, will alternate as
! platform speakers for the confer
ence, which win continue imous"
Friday. Daily sessions will feature
panel discussions and workshop
groups.
In charge of the conference pro
gram are the Rev
characteristics of leadership and
good ' sportsmanship exemplify the
spirit of Greystone.
The camp is located on beautiful
! Lake Summit, near Hendersonville.
In charge of the District Superintendents and Pastors Conference
at the Lake this week, is Rev. J. Dallas Bass (left), of Nashville.
Also from Nashville is Rev. M. Earl Cunningham, (right) who will
serve as Dean of the Leadership Training School opening today.
comfortable and the food was de
licious, : Our guest, Mrs. Gerdie
Reagan, also of Wilmington, shar
ed our pleasure."
Staying at 160 Hampton St. was
Mrs. H. L. S. of Orangeburg, S. C.
While Vague as to her name she
was specific as to her reactions. "1
enjoyed my stay in your hospitable
city very much."
TILE BATH
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and
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Most Modem Gift Shop In VV. N. C.
Soco Gap Road U. S. 19
Maggie, North Carolina
, Gateway To The Great Smoky Mountains National Park
12 Modern Units One 6-Room Cottage
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS
RENTALS
Waynesville's Newest Real Estate and Insurance Agency
HARRY LINER & ASSOCIATES
131 Main Street
JOY SMATHERS, Manager
Phone 363
HEADQUARTERS
9 Books
O Gifts
O Stationery
Office Supplies
Nationally Known
Brands
THE
BOOK STORE
Main Street
Many Rotarians
Visiting Here
The following were visitors at
the Rotary Club meeting on Fri
day: Bill Pearce of Palatka, Fla.,
Roy E. Garnett of Lake Wprth,
Fla., Arthur Evans of Waynesboro,
Ga., Wallace Fridy of Spartan
burg, S. C, Joe Johnson of Mi
ami, Fla.,. George Royal of Belle
Glade, Fla., Henry B. Edwards of
Russell ville, Ky., E. J. McCann of
Punta Gorda, Fla., George T. Mc-
Cukley of Columbia, S. C, Edward
Gove of Vlneland, N. J., Amos
Wooten of Cocoa, Fla., Nat. M.
Weems of Boynton Beach, Fla.,
Victor Montgomery of Belzoni,
MISS.
C. E. Johnson of Oulvev. Fla..
Hal W. Little of Wadesboro, N. C,
Wm. J. Clayton of Kannapolis,
N. C, E. R. Pipping of Lakeland,
Fla., Tom Little of Wadesboro, J.
M, Albergotti of Orangeburg, S.
C, Ralph Reavis of Statesville,
John A. Diaz of Tampa, Fla., Har-
oiu Larson ot Auburndale, Fla.,
Frank Talton of Dunedin, Fla., W.
Dalton Smith of Wiggins, Miss.,
Wm. C. Walsh of Ft. Pierce, Fla.,
Ben O. Framlin of Gainesville,
Fla., Howard S. Evans, of Orlando,
of Nashville, president of the dis
trict superintendents' southeastern
jurisdiction executive committee,
and the Rev. Edgar H: Nease, Char
lotte, Secretary-treasurer. :
Over 400 church workers were
to register today for a 12-day lead
ership training school at Shackfora,
Hall. Dean of the school is the Rev.
M. Earl Cunningham, director of
leadership education at the nation
al headquarters of the Methodist
Board of Education in
Nashville.
He said the leadership school
faculty will number 35 specialists
in Christian Education from
throughout the United States. Lab
oratory sessions, designed as spec
ialworkshop instruction for teach
ers 'of children and youth, will be
under the direction of Miss Emma
Jane Kramer, Montgomery, Ala.,
and Miss Ann Maria Domingos,
Macon, Ga.
Secretaries, treasurers and sta
tisticians of Methodist annual con
ferences in the Southeast will meet
at Junaluska Thursday and Friday.
J. Dallas Bass Dr. Nease is president of the group(
He said the program will feature
round table discussions and a re
view the vear's work.
GOOD FOOD
At The
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119 fllam btreei xeiepiione 9ij;
Open 5 A. M. To 1 A. M. j
Same Prices All Year 'Round
SPECIAL
CHICKEN ir STEAK
Fla., Bill Frasier of Durham, and
F, S. Love of Elizabeth City.
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for
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Carolina Mutual Insurance Agency
Next To Library
R.N.JOHNSON & P.L.JOHNSON
Phone 331 Main St.
Palmer House
Center of Waynesville
COOL-QUIET-RESTFUL
Enjoy our homelike atmos
phere and our home-cooked
food.
Phone 220 Pigeon St.
MRS. E. S.DELBRIDGE
I Owner - Manager
Portable Fence for Ball Games
A portable fence is a unique de
vice used in Cameron Park, South
Orange,' N. J., to keep crowds at a
proper distance as they watch base
ball games of the South Orange
Community Little League. The play
ers are aged 8 to 12. The fence is
set around the outfield before eacl!
game and removed at the close
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cordially invites
your patronage.
Phone 1289
MILK - BUTTER ICE CREAM
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BILTMORE
DAIRY OFFICE
Lake Junaluska
Sportsmen Headquarters
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O Golf
Baseball
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Parkmanfs Hardware
MAIN STREET
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OPEN YEAR ROUND
ALL HOME COOKED FOODS
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We Have All Kinds of Property For Salo:
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H4 blocks off U. S. 19A-23 On the
edge of Waynesville Golf Course.
Viennese-Afnerican Cuisine
Rooms With Private Bath
Phone 198-R
Laundry needn't be an expensive item on your budget!
Our automatic washers promise you bright, clean, rapid
results. Costs you only a few coins. Bring your Laundry
in today!" Complete drying service.
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And
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Depot Street
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THE BEST GRADE "A"
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Breakfast Our Specialty!
SANDWICHES DRINKS
Delicious Bar-B-Que Chicken
Ideal for Sunday Picnics and Dinners
Opposite Pet Dairy
THIS IS THE PLACE
WAYNESVILLE ART GALLERY
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10:30 A.M. and 8 P.M.
Largest,, Finest Collection-Ever Offered-
IN WAYNESVILLE
O Diamond Jewelry
O Clocks
O Antique English Silver
O Sterling Silver
O Watches
O Persian Rugs
THIS IS OUR 19th CONSECUTIVE YEAR IN WAYNESVILLE
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