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Monday Aftei-noou, THE WATNtSvTLLE MOUNTAENtER News Of I Interest To Visitors In ill. , i 1 4 I- Vacationlai a. J :l .:' r k 'i " '' V rf J. : : i i i i 11-- t8 Hi Benefit Party Will Be Held Wednesday A benefit card party, .sponsored by the Art Department of the Way-' nesville Woman's Club, will be held .Wednesday; afternoon in the home ot Mrs. W. Sherrod McCaH. Playing will begin at 2:30 o'clock.. '.:'.. ... prizes will be awarded at each table and- refreshments will bs served following the games. Tin grand prize will, be an original' landscape, donated by W. Sherrod ; McCall. -' The sponsoring group is compos-, ed of Mrs. McCall, chairimin, Mrs. Cart Miimly, Mrs. '.Charles Ketner.j A HEADQUARTEIiS.'.:' -' For '' 0 Books 0 Gifts Stationery 0 Office Supplies Nationally Known " ... ." I'raiuls TIIK BOOK STORE Main Street ! It. Paul McElroy Reports For Duty Lt. Paul -'McElroy left Friday for Camp Stoneman, Calif., to report fur duty with the 1500th Air Trans port Group, Military Air Transport Service, Pacific Division. Lt. McElroy, who remained, in the reserve forces after separation from the Air Forces In September, 1945, was recalled to active duty last mouth. He has been connect ed with Watkins Chevrolet Com pany. . Lt, McElroy served three , years with the Army 'Air Corps during World War II. He received pre flight training at Maxwell Field and at the Mississippi Institute of Aeronautics, Jackson, Miss., and had basic training at Greenville Air Base, Greenville, Miss. and at the Army Air Forces Adyaneed Navigation School, Monroe, La.. Up on graduation from the latter he was commissioned as second lieu tenant and went to Europe with the 91st Honib Group of the 8th Air Force,; He was promoted to the rank of first lieutenant while in Kngland; I'piin his return from Europe, Lt. McKlroy had additional training at Central Navigation Instructor's School,. Monroe. La., and taught Advance and Celestial Air Naviga tion at San Marcus, Tex., and Greenville, S. C. IN W i 11 mrOBMANCtt f NISHTS WKKlt TVtSOAY THRU SUNDAY ltmltmMBIR4TH ARM. umimMUCint TUr&TCf V TKMTt ON (All AT Chamber of Commerce and Bus Station Football Practice ' Begins Next Week ., Waynesville High School will open football practice on August 3 5, according to coach C. E. Weath. erby. The first game of the 1951 season will be played Saturday night, September 8, with Valdese coming here for the first time. The Valdese team, said coach Weather by, is one of the strongest in the Western North Carolina Confer ence, made up, as it Is, of juniors and seniors. Coach Weatherby declined to comment on the chances of Way. nesville in the season ahead. He did point out, however, that the team is very light and lost 19 lettermen last year. Anybody got a towel 1 handy this sounds familiar. 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 Owner - Manager Ratcliffe Cove CDP Meeting Slated Thursday Ratcliffe Cove Community De velopment Program will meet Thursday night at the Community House. If weather permits, an out- Miss Pearl Johnson, Mrs. Dan Cross, Miss Robina Miller, Mrs. i William Cobb, Mrs. W. N. Thomas, and Mrs. Alexander Newhouse. PASTRIES PIES CAKES ''The More You Buy - - -The Happier We Are" V'c Gc( A Kick Out of Baking Fine Foods WHITMAN'S BAKERY Mam Strci-t Phone 313 Waynesville S'J paynesville Motor Sales Invite You To Visit Their Service Department All Work Guaranteed Work Performed hy Factory Trained, Registered Mechanics W. II. CALDWELL - CARL BRIDGES R. L. PARKS Also, Body and Paint Work By FRED DAVIS . . We Can Now Sell Cars On Eighteen Months Time Payment WAYNESVILLE MOTOR SALES Authorized Mercury Dealer 1950 Lake Queen Shows Crown To Four 1951 Candidates ! i :-, ' 1. i : 'n":" ' ' : I -V: v : ' ' f i : -1 V Wj Scrap Paper Will Not Be Collected Scrap paper will not be collected in the community for the present, arcording to a statement by Robert C. Hall, president of the Junior Chamber nf rw.' drlve scrap u,ue lneV. Have had ,? quiries from eiti2eilH more paper to contJ ed that there, is no 1 er at this time; ' WAYNEVILLA DICING ROOM FAMOUS FOR Fine Foods HOSPITAL HILL ("V, Which of these fair North Carolina damsels would you pick for a queen? That's the puzzle Lake Junaluska will solve .Tuesday when they elect their 1951 "Queen Junaluska". Last year's queen, Mrs. James Hart (right), formerly Miss Frances Cobb of Largo, Fla., temptingly holds out her crown to the four aspirants. Left tp right, they are: Miss Barbara Russell, Greenville; Miss Betty Anne Rob-. Inson, Hickory; Miss Nancy Hobbs, Rocky Mount, and Miss Kitty Miller, Charlotte .A gala water pageant thi safternoon featuring the candidates on colorful floats, climaxed pre-election fanfare, The annual coronation will be held August 18 in the Methodist Assembly '.'auditorium,' ."-.'..... C. Pigeon Church Admits Twelve New Members MRS. WEAVER SHEFFIELD Mountaineer Reporter , Twelve new members were tak en Into Bethel Methodist Church at-services last Sunday. They are Blllie Conard, Janet Sheffield, Shirley Plemmons, Joan Sheffield, Mitzi Edwards, Mary Jo Conard, Martha Plemmons, Janice Frady, Linda and Judy Wells, Kermit Hyatt and Aurelia Morgan. The monthly council meetings of the Senior and Junior MYF Groups of Bethel Methodist Church were held Wednesday. The Juniors met in the afternoon at the home of Nancy Smathers, The Seniors group meeting was that evening at the home of Norma Jean Sheffield. Bishop Kern Given Car For 50 Years' Service Lt. and Mrs. James Leroy West have left for Lt. West's station In Austin, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Plott of Lake land, Fla., were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy West. Mrs. Wayne Stamey was hostess to a Stanley party Wednesday af ternoon. Those attending were Mrs. Bert Gregory,' Mrs. C. D. Church, Mrs. Bob Pruitt, Mrs. T. E. Shook, Mrs. Ralph Evans, Mrs. T. O. Ship man, Mrs. Jack Allison, Mrs. Jim Shook, Mrs. Morris Shook, Mrs. Frank Long, Mrs. Jerry Bradley, Mrs. -Claude Blackwell and Miss Lillian Evans. Mrs. Frank Long and children of Phoenix, Ariz., are vistting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross and daughters Linda and Betty of Polk tou: visited Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Smathers and other friends of Cof fee Branch Road last week. ' Six Visits Slated In This Week's CDP Field Days The full week's schedule for inter-community visits has been an nounced, with one correction made. On Wednesday White Oak will visit Thickety, and on Thursday Iron Duff will visit Cruso. Iron Duff will meet Tuesday night at 8 p. m. at the home of J. R. Caldwell to make plans for Thursday's trip to Cruso. Tuesday's tour of Crabtree will begin at 9 a. m. at Ferguson's store. All families in the community have been requested to bring' a picnic basket for lunch at the Riverside school. Cruso community has called a meeting for Tuesday night to com plete plans for Thursday. Camp Hope will be the scene of the lunch and the afternoon recreational pro gram. At the last Cruso CDP meeting, Eugene Henson was elected chair man to succeed Lester Stockton; who has moved to Hazelwood. Miss Essie Sellers was named Vice chairman. . , ., . ., . .- . ' ... ... , . . The complete field day schedule is as follows: Tuesday Hominy visits Crabtree Wednesday White Oak visits Thickety. Thursday Iron Duff visits Cruso, Friday East Pigeon visits Fines Creek. Saturday Saunook visits Up per Crabtree. Saturday Center Pigeon visits Beaverdam. Bishop Paul B, Kern, Nashville, Tenn.. was nresented a new Buiek sedan as the gift of - Methodist churches of his episcopal area. The presentation was made by district superintendents and past ors of his areaV-Middle and East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia at a South-wide conference of Methodist ministers. Bishop Kern, a former dean of Perkins School of Theology, South ern Methodist University, was elec ted to the Methodist episcopacy in 1930 and assigned to the Nash ville area in 1938. He will retire next year followina thp Methodist. general conference in April at San r ranclsco. Spokesmen for the ministerial group said the car was given to Hisnop Kern in recognition of his 50 years of service to the church. Use Want Ads for quick results. THE BEST GRADE "A" DRIVE IN IN TOWN Breakfast Our Specially! SANDWICHES DRIN Delicious Bar-B-Que Chicken Ideal for Sunday .Picnics and Dinners Opposite Pet Dairy The Time Is HOI Off-season from football, Detroit Lion end Leon Hart, former Notre Dame All-America, is engaged in the commercial asphalt business nprtmi la QuiIU; Slnc nvt Communities Hold Two Field Days Field Days this week include Hominy Community's: visit tomor row to Crabtree and White Oak's trip to Iron Duff on Wednesday. Picnics will be held as well as various contests such a hprse shoe, softball, and tractor driving. door, program and recreational ac tivities are planned. Chairman Francis, who has lust returned from the 3200-mile out-of-state tour, Is expected tq have a report on the tour and some anep. dotes about the urouD's exDerl. ences. The University of Arizona bas ketball team won Its fifth consecu tive Border Conference champion ship last season. fiittnwte DAIrW FAKMS cordially invites your patronage. Phone 1289 MILK - BUTTER . 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