Thursday Afternoon, August 23 19
THE WATVKSTTLLE RIOUXTAINEO
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been sent to the governors of the
15 states whose churches helped
raise funds to erect the markers.
Dedicatory speeches by the gov
ernors or their representatives will
be made from the top of the Testa
ment. Bishop M. A. Tomlinson, gen
eral overaeer of the Church, will
direct the ceremony.
Maple Gr.Meth.
Invites Friends To
Homecoming Day
All former members, former
pastors and friends of Maple Grove
Methodist Church oh Dellwood
Road hav0 1..
Morning Star CDP
Plans Field Days
BARBARA SETZER
Mountaineer Reporter
The Morning Star Community
Development meeting last week
Happy Children Hold Redding Certif icates Won This Summer
Present pastor and J
attend the church's ?
toming Sundav i3
ning worship se'rviceV!
"t 11 o'clock, '
ed bv tho c.:
lowing the servic?"1,
served n ,. ' '
.made plans for the West Pigeon
.and Fines Creek field days. The
" program opened and closed with
songs by the group, led by Levih
Medford. The devotional was giv
en by Pans Benfield and the pray
er by R. L. Rhinehart. Refresh
ments were served by, Mrs; Troy
Burnette, Mrs. Paris Benfield, Mrs.
Eldon Burnette and Mrs. Paul
Fowler. .
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Morning Star and Soulh Clyde
ball teams played two games Tues
day at the morning Star school.
Morning Star won both games, the
girls' score standing at 19-8 and
the boys' 9-0.
Mr and Mrs. James Burnette of
Raleigh are visiting here for two
weeks. Sunday , night they were en
tertained at a picnic supper at
Bent Creek Those present were
Mr and Mrs. Iro Medford, Mrs.
Laura Reynolds and Bobbie Reyn
olds Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Burnette,
Mr and Mrs. Ellis Smathers and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Tally
Wilson.
The Rev and Mrs. Maxwell and
children are visiting Mr. Maxwell's
parents in Georgia. :
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J. O. Coleman, father of Mrs.
Noel Fisher, is improving at his
home on Morning Star road.'
Mr. and Mis.; Fred Floyd and
' daughter recently moved from
Morning Star to Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Pawnee Duval and
children of Asheville are visiting
here. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burnette
' had as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
J W. Presslev and Mrs. j. R. Mc
. Gee and Sandra McGee, all of
'.Candler. ttlfB
Members of the Cherokee Reading Club gaily display the certificates awarded them for reading at least ten books during the summer.
This picture was taken in the Children's Room of the Haywood County Library. Miss Margaret Johnston, librarian, is shown in up
per right hand corner. Around the necks of the children are suspe nded tags which identify them as members of the Club. (Staff Photo).
Iron Duff Homecoming Day
Includes Memorial Service
' Freda Elliott of Franklin, a niece
of D. C. Hall, has come to Morning
Star to live.
. Joan of Arc
' Henry Chapu's 19th century Joan
f Arc, now in Paris' Luxembourg
. Museum, i one of the finest of
numerous Joans, helping to shape
a trend to carved likenesses of
ipecific women of renown. Abroad,
they r from the Victoria Me
morial in front of Buckingham Pal
ace, showing the seated British
; Queen surrounded by symbolic fig
ures, to the statue of Vimoutlers,
France, honoring Marie Harel, ere
I ator of Camenbert cheese in 1761.
MRS. ROY B, MEDFORD
Mountaineer Reporter
The Homecoming Day in Iron
Duff Sunday, held at Davis Chapel,
was largely attended, with an esti
mated 500 to 600 people present.
The Rev. Jarvis Teague of Mar
shall preached the sermon in the
morning. Special music for the ser
vice was given by Roxie Crawford,
Sybil Bradshaw, Maxine Medford
and Polly K. McElroy, accompan
ied at the piano by Mattie Sue
Medford.
In the afternoon the Rev. Mal
colm Williamson of Waynesville
had charge of the memorial service.
Candles were lighted in memory of
Mrs. Lora Davis, Lee Stevenson,
Hugh Stevenson, Francis Elaine
Downs, Grover Hooker, Albert
Hooker, Albert Jolly and Loyd
Ross.
After this service a duet' was
given by Joe Medford and daugh
ter Joan. The Franklin Quartette
sang, and Miss Rosalind Amnions
rendered a solo. Talks were made
by several people who had at one
time lived in Iron Duff. The mem
bers of Davis Chapel were greatly
praised for the remodeling of the
Chapel.
Homecoming Day is an annual
affair. It will be held next year at
the Antioch Baptist Church.
The W. S C. S. of Davis Chapel
met Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Grady Davis. The topic, "The Last
for which the First was Made," was
given by Mrs. T. C. Davis, Mrs.
Charles Medford, Mrs. Grady Dav
is, Mrs. F. M. Davis, Mrs. R, B.
Medford and Irs. J. R. Caldwell.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Klmsey Palmer.
the following have been house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. y. R. Davis
for the past' week:'' Mr. '..Horace
New Testament
24 Feet High To
Be Dedicated Soon
MURPHY Ten Commandmlri
Mountain, displaying the world's
largest Ten Commandments and
New Testament is going to be ded
icated on September 11.
The mountain is at Fields of
the Worfd, assembly ground of the
Church of God of the Bible, near
here in the Great Smoky Moun
tain country. The ground is 18
miles west of Murphy and near
Lake Hiwassee on N.C. Highway
Woody and family of Kentucky,
Mrs. Lucius Welch and family of
New Jersey and Mrs. H. Parton of
Kings Mountain.
The people of Iron Duff who at-"
tended the field day at Cruso are
very grateful for the gracious hos
pitality they received that day.
There were 102 persons from Iron
Duff who went there that day.
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HAYWOOD COUNTY
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SAT..AUG.
11 A.M.
3:30 P.M.
SALE CONDUCTED Vft
PENNY BROTHERS
of Charlotte, N. C, J. C. Penny, Gen. Mgr.
Hear Our Singers and
LIVEWIRE BAND
20 LARGE BOXES OF
CANDY FREE!
In Front Of Smith's Drug Store
cnsppmzEs
Given Away on Grounds
AUGr 25 11:00 "A. M.
PIGEON VALLEY
Highway No. 276
Henry Rogers' Farm
This farm located in the heart of the beautiful Pigeon
Valley. Farm has been sub-divided Into small farms, beauti
ful home and camp sites bordering Pigeon River. Also fine
grassland acreage. Some timberland included. One good
6-room house and out buildings, one tenant house, good
barn, a food apple orchard, that Should produce 4,000
bushels of apples. Rich land, producing; high yields of
corn and tobacco. Present crops prove this. This is a
large how place farm that will please the inost exacting,
and will positively be sold for the high dollar.
AUG. 25 3:30 P.M.
HAZELWOOD
Highway 19A-23
BUSINESS HOUSES
J y,uble bnsinesa houses located on Highwav No
19A-23, in Hazelwood opposite Tate's Guest House. These
places occupied by folng business concerns, fine rentals
Modern conveniences, all masonry construction, apartments
with two 9t these .tores. These include Cari s Drive-in!
You will have an opportunity to buy any or all the land here
or the Pigeon Valley farm. Sale will take place rain or
shine on the grounds.
c 5 S.c.IoSk m house and furniture of R. L.
Sutton, 211 East Stteet. Waynesville.
At 6 o'clock, 5.usine and residential lots on North
294.,- . :
The Commandents are spelled
out in white stones on the moun
tainside, in letters five feet high
and four feet wide. Above the Com
mandents is the replica of the New
Testament, 24 feet high and 34 feet
wide and standing on a base 60
Wet long and 13 feet wide.
More than 7,000 delegates from
the United States and other coun
tries are expected to attend the
dedication, which will be high
lighted by an organized march up
the steps to the top of the Com
mandments. The service will begin
at 10 a.m.
Invitations to the service have
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