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THE Y7AYNESYILLE MOUNTAINEti: page xnr.ru t'e, Federal Local Officials At Parkway Opening Cryptic Masons Stated Assembly Set For Friday Doric Council No. 20, Royal and Select Masters, will hold a Stated Assembly on Friday night at 7 30 p. m. in the Lodge room over the First National Bank. All visiting Cryptic Masons are invited to attend. Large Group At Opening Of Paved Parkway Link ! - a I A- I if , i ( I ti- The United States owns more than a dozen small carribbean is- i lands, mostly uninhabited, which were originally acquired for-their supplies of guano fertilizer. V, J0 ;aiives ot eveiy mouu.i Ui our government attended the Parkway openine WpHnMriav Rhnum to right: State Senator Williani Medford; Robert A. White, acting superintendent of the Park ir.ook. chief-elect of the Cherokees; Charles C. Francis, Haywood county manager- L. Dale tommissioner win nignway District, 'this picture was made at Mile High Overlook (Staff Photo.) 1 Community Working Others To Assure (ess Of Pigeon Fair EDGAR BURNETTE aincer Reporter ;icity ccmmittee ot tne iy Fair met at the ol on Thursday even- agriculture building J C. Nix in charge of The group was in n the various ideas dis- kiake a bigger and bet-" siMe this year, and family in the Bethel a to participate in the exhibits, also to take ing for the Beauty f elected on Thursday wing the Talent Show. f sure to bring or send A goods, baking, sew- bdierafts for display, as ir flowers, This exhibit up in the school lunch as last year. iWts for the boys and fe in the agriculture Jd the animals will have oai'k of the building, get behind this third o our part individual- it a complete success, ime time enjoy a few ndly rivalry together. the Lake Logan road ck-topped all the way ' Bethel school by that lot,' it won't take much po go down on the Ed- Mrs. Max Burnette, Mrs. Tom Mauney and Miss Mary Mauney motored to Newport News, Va., on Saturday to attend the wedding of Miss Mary Jane Ledbetter, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Led better. They retruned on Sunday evening. Harold Messer suffered a seri ous injury to his leg last week during football practice at the Bethel school, when he had his leg stepped on, causing a pulled tendon and a ruptured blood vessel. He Is recuperating at his home follow ing several visits to the doctor. and Mrs. Burnette, a solo. Mrs. Grace Chambers was hon ored as "the oldest mother pres ent in Sunday School" and receiv ed a corsage. Perhaps next Sun day some man will be on the re ceiving end; not flowers, but more in keeping with a "sweet tooth". Mrs. Albert Messer underwent surgery last Friday and is recuper ating nicely . Mrs. Lewis Reece worked in the Cecil school lunch room in her place for a few days. reports must be in at this meeting.! The Women's Missionary Soci-1 ety of the Riverside Baptist Church i will meet at the church in a down-1 stairs classroom on Thursday at 7:00 p.m. for the regular month-'I ly program meeting. a- - I - Sgt. and Mrs. Wallace E. Press-1 ley of Roswell, N. M announce the i birth of a daughter, Belinda Sue, on September 12. Sgt. Pressley is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Coy Press ley of Cecil. Mrs. Kate Pace has received word from her son, Sgt. Arthur Pace, that he has been moved to Seoul, Korea, for the next six months:. He hag been in Korea since , the beginning of .the war. Here's greetings from home, Ar thur, and may you continue to en joy reading this newspaper from "cover to cover"; we'll keep it com-ing.' A program of special numbers was given at the Riverside Bap tist Church on Sunday morning fol lowing the Sunday School hour, by a group of young girls and their leader. In addition to the group numbers, Miss Grace Erwin and or the Love Joy roads.Mrs Edgar Burnette sang a duet, toJKf 09aOli( I i - m vim m Only Refrigerator at its price with FULL-WIDTH HORIZONTAL Freezing Comportment Messrs." Doice and Robert Cald well are now employed in Detroit where they went recently follow ing their discharge from the armed forces. Mrs. Alec Jenkins, and daughter, Mary of Eccles, W, Va., arrived on Sunday for a visit with Mrs. Jen- kins' mother, Mrs. W. JHuskey, and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Huskey and family at their home." A family dinner was held on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Caldwell with around forty people present. A group of twelve young ladies of the Riverside Church visited the County Home for a Sunday School session on Sunday after noon. The folks enjoyed the hymn singing and were served cookies following the program. Perhaps you would "count your blessings" more if you would visit there soon. ' Ilia 1..J,. .... a 'II... .... .1 I. .. . i , t. i , .. . , ,1 . v , . . . . . . . mm vm ieii .ii i , nil .i(iMM is who sunm on a muc. Rrass khoij ai m- no iiign uveriooK Wednesday in front are the several nunarca spec tators who were impressed with the ceremony. In the far backgr ound ran.be seen the rolling ranges of the smokies. In the center is lleintooga, where the .spur road will terminate. (Staff Photo). The Rev. T. E. Erwin preached on Sunday evening at the River side Church, on the subject, "Where the Devil May Be Found", The adult group rendered three special songs. P.fc.' Ned Caldwell writes his mother, 'Mrs. Sarah Caldwell, that he is now stationed above the 38th parallel in Korea. Mrs, Lizzie Singleton, and daugh ter, Mrs. Kate Pace, had as visit ors the past week Mr. and Mrs. Willie Durham, Wayne Durham, Miss Fisher, and Mrs. H. O. Dur ham, of Greer, S. C. also Pfc. Bruce Durham, stationed in Ten nessee; as well as Mrs.. E. K. Chambers and daughters, Mrs. Hel en Muse, and Mrs. Johnny Green. i 'ft Yes, here's ill real Ad. II vanced De M sign at lowest ' price ever! New Doubfo Utility Trays Use ai separata food tray or. .4 Convenient Terms ai meat itorage or vegetable) crisper Self-Clolng Deer Latch Phllco Super Power System 5-Year Warranty The Bethel P.T.A. " will meet Thursday, September 20th, in the school auditorium, at 2:30 p.m. with the newly elected officers in charge. The Cecil Home Demonstration Club will meet on Wednesday, September 26, at the home of Mrs. A. M. Frazler, at 2:00 p.m. Book Good 'Bird Dog' rtt Furniture Co., Inc. Main St. rr$ FLYINO DAYS are over, but "Lucky," a blind pigeon, atill can get around thanks to "Happy," a part Collie dog owned by Ernest Stetter, of New York. The bird was found helplessly flapping about by Stetter'i daughter, Gertrude, 13. The dog now carries the sightless pigeon about on his back, as pic tured here. (International) iELK EBBS0VS Wa iffillUilL 'M A MUC FT Al F U E 17 BIG GOODS SAVINGS BLANKET SALE 50 Wool, 25 Rayon, 25 Cotton Rayon bound - Full size Variety of colors - - - one seam Now Only $J.5Q Main floor BUY BLANKETS NOW-- AT THIS SALE! 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