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DEATHS
' r ' MRS. OIXIB B. WEST
!' Mrs. Ollie Bun-ess West, 47. of
the Cruso .section' ,vife of W. Luth
er West. dVed Friday alicrnnon af
ter a short illness.
.Funeral services wore held Sun
dy aflprnoon in the (tuso Mis-
tumaty. Baptist Church u-iih -the
ReV Oth r Burnett, tin Kev How
ard Mann, anil I lit Kev IV C.
Heatlitn ly ollii'lalinv.. Inn lal 'was
In tM (iwvn ( enieterv.
Pallbeaiprs were Carrol!. .1. I ..
imf I,hw1s Bun-ess, Ihivli Powell.
Trtvo.iruw Ilratheily, and David
Wippps were flow.fr hearers.
was a native and life
long resident of Haywood -Count v.
'Surviving in addition to Hie hus
band, arp six children. Mrs. 'an line
Sharp of CIiiiso, l'lc. William I,.
Wfst, Jr., of Hip (J. S.'Arni.v.-Dnii.
aid, Beilvn, Doris Aim. and ( arolyn
yvest of the home; the iiiollicr. Mrs.
MftEyJ&urress or Cruso.- .
.)Mhi five brothers, Kinmcit Bur-
f J3 Cruso Fanmn Ilurress of
OMo, Major, Vernon, and Bob
Bun-ess of Haywood County: lour
sisters, Mrs Bryan I leal hei lv and
Mis. anifs Clark: of Havwood
Ccuntv. Mrs J. N. Powell ol Can-
tojt and Mrs. fluy McO'all of Cru.su.
,'fHs- Funeral Home of Canton
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fcl. Nieces
Tii West
Hundreds View Wrecked. Car In Canton Area
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iMIiS. MAY I.F.ATHF.nWOOD
jtvn fAn9 Cope f.eaiherwood. 05.
wdiw of J. N. I.eatherwood. died
Saturday morning in a Winston
Salem hospital after a long illness.
. Sjie was a native of Jackson
Cotinly. the daughter of the late
C;i'orie- and Malissa Arrington
Cope, and resided most ot her lite
in Haywood County. She was a
member of the Church of God.
Funeral services were held this
afternoon In Wavnesvrlle Church
of ft od The Hev. Millard Chaoman
and the Kev. Mrs. Helm officiated
find burial was in Green Hill Ceme-
tn y
"Pallbearers were Dr.' E; R. Cald
well,. Jr.. Hugh and Hardin Cald
wp)1, William Fd?ar Cope Jack
MpdfiTrd and Mack Pace.
Surviving are a daughter: Mrs:
ftrft. Caldwell of Wavnesville- a
i. F.dgar Cone of Wavnesville:
hp brothers', Keho (.'ope of Svl
JlfJlm and Dock Cone of. Seal Me
Five sisters. Mrs f.aura Morrau
ad Mn. Delia Swanger of Hazel
Mrs. Callle Gee and Mrs
JJtwiia Crawford of Seal l ie, Wash
Bb-., Mrs: Stella Fox of Kedio
V7ooly, Wash.; eipht ciandeliil -ditt,
and fivp Croat grandchildren
Catrftt Fnnpral Home was In
charge .
Patrolman Harold Dayton Is shown 1 1
here looking over the remiinS of, I
llit 1930 Chevrolet which waa
wrecked on the Stamey Cove road
liisfc week. Four Canton boys nar
rowly escaped instant death as th6
.sit lert the highway and plunged
down a rock-studded bank. All sides
of the almost new car were battier
td, with the right s:de rear door
ripped out.
Patrolman Dayton said Carrol
Sheppard. 17-year-old high school
student, was driving at the time of
the! accident Sheopard was report
ed this morning as getting "along
nicely" at the Haywood county hos
pital where he has been a patient
iince the accident. The three oth
ir bovs were first aid treatment pa
timts an ddismissed. (Stall Photo).
Hominy Personals
MRS LNOYD R JONES
Mountaineer Reporter
Larrv ScriiRgs. a freshman at
Duke liniversilv. arrived home by
plane last week end lor a visit, lie
is flip son ol Mrs. Ruth SmiRfis of
lloioinv llo.id.
Clinton Holland has returned to
his home in liavou I.adatre, Ala.,
allci' spendini! several weeks in
(follllllV f.Pclltlll.
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The Crawfords
Are Honored At '
Supper Party
Mr. irid Mrs. 'Whitener Pevost ;
and Mrn. William I. Kec eniert dm-!
ed with a supner- narty Saturday j
tvening at the Unagusla camp,
hrmdring Mr. : and Mrs. Hilary .
Cra'wfo:'d of San Francisco, Calil.,:
who arp guests of the formers
mother! Mrs, W. T, Crawford. Mr.
Crawford, who is a brolher ot Mis. ;
Prevo.st.and, Mrs. I.ce, Is mak.n2
his first visit to his home town in
filteen years. -
-the canip was decorated for the;
occasion with autumn leaves and i
scjuare dancing- was featured.
The putsls included a number
of old friends and former class
mates of Mr, Crawford. Those in
vited were Mrs W. T. Crawford,
I Mrsv AValter- Crawford, Mr. -and
! Mrs. Jrte fose, afrs. ftobert Os
borne, Mrs. Henry Foy, Miss Sylla
Davis, Mrs. M. Silver IVTr. and Mrs.
Jonathan Woodv, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
I Massie, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Queen,
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lee, Mrs. Nora
Swift Atk;ns, .Miss Bessie Boyd,
Miss Daisy Boyd, Miss Nancy Kll
lian. . Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Swift Mr.
and Mrs. C. p. KMtpatrick,' Mr.
and Mrs". J'aTnes L. lwood, Miss
Louise MacFadyen, Miss Lois Har
rold, Mrs. Robert; Breesd, Mr and
Mrs. Graydcn Fergusoi, Mr and
Mrs; J. H. Wav, Mr. and Mi's. J. II.
Howell, Sr, Mr and Mrs ftufus
Slier, Mr. ahd Mrs. 't. Lenoir Owyn,
Mr. and iwfr. James A. Gwyn, Capt
and Mrs. Henry Lee and Mrs.
Charlene Turner
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Head-On Train Collision Kills 1, Injures 11
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une locomotive erij.-neer was kuicu aim 11 persons wcic injuieu in mis wreckage of two jr
Rarlway trains which collided head-on near Asheville. One was a passenger train" The o"w
freight They were running between Asheville and Knoxville, Tenn. Hours 'after Ihc-orai
were cutting through the wreckage1 in iearch of the body of Sam Mayfield of KnnxvlMe (Vr
the lie ght train (AP Wirephoto).
MORE ABOUT
Williamson
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standing, goodwill and peace
through a world fellowship united
in the ideal of service.
"Rutary fills a need for fellow
ship, as well as offers an opportun
I ity for service. It lends a helping
I hand to crippled children, Boy
I Scouts.- Girl Scouts, sponsors 4-H
I projects, rural-urban activities, and
t together with other' civic clubs
Hooper Alexander, 1lt, a member Aaken its place in the promotion of
of the senior class at Davidson i betterment to the end that our corn
College, has been tapped for riiehi-' tmiiuties may be a better place in
bershlp in Phi Beta Kappa1, nd-1 which to live.
tional honorary scholastic frafer- "As individuals,' Rotarians are
nit y. Students attaining this honor encouraged' to shoulder their part
must hold an A average fof .the ' in all worthwhile things, and they
'Man of the South' i "
Hooper Alexaficfef, III
Receives Ifoftors At
Davrdsbn tbiUgt
i Miss Joan Buller or Front rtoval ,
Va.,- is Hie etipsl of .lolin Thomas
at Hie. lionip ol Ins parents-. Adm . I
end, Mrs W N Tlinm m I -a,. I
'mhttriitithliii'Uifinwihi nmiiMMii Tw
$pfWMU-e, is here Xroin San Diego,
tjtfltrwhere lie has just completed
teaming in Hie Navy. He goes from
r.to Baiiibridge, Mil,, for train-
! in the Hospital Corpsmen
t-h ' ;
f W. Oarland R. Saunders has re
rj5ned (o Camp Stewart,. C.a., af
fcf a vLlt at the home of his par
rBi, Mr. and Mrs, Wade Saunders
SfcHazplwood.'
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Tlin-.e from lloininy attending
I lie Methodist meeting at Krauklin
l.i-,t Tlnnsilav were Ilic Kev. and
Mrs ,1 H (iolden. Mrs. Wiley Don
aldson Mis I'oiio Mann, Mrs.
Viie:im Worley and Mrs. Huh Bur
Congralulations go to Mr, and
Mrs. Kelly King : of Worley Cove
Road,, parents of a now son.
Max Orr, who is stationed In
Ran Diego, Calif., visited Mr. and
Mrs'. Hub Rurnetle the past week.
Fines Greek Church Hears
Visiting Mitiistef Sunday
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Mrs, Will Ilipps, who has been
confined to bed for a week, is much
improved.
John Gibson remains 111 at bis
home.
Others on the sick list during the
past week were Billy Johnson and
Koup.las and Sharon Alexander.
MRS. SAM FERGUSON
' Mountaineer Reporter
The Rev: Orady Freeman . of
nuncomhe County, delivered the
Keirnoiv;at0Fiiies-.Pfe(jj Memorial
Baptist Church Sunday niorning.
Prayer meeting will be held
Wednesday night at the church at
7:110 p.m.
James Ledford, one of Mrs.
Brummitt's eighth-grade students,
fell and broke his collar, bone
Thursday, lie was returned home
after treatment at the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. RalnlL Webb have
moved lo the Worley Cove section.
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24-Hour Service
Crawford Funeral Home
ifcrawford Mutual Burial Ass'n
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Wavnesville, Phone 147
' ; Canton, Dial 3535
Mr. and Mrs. Bronson Matney,
Sr., and son, Roger Matney, and
Miss Kathleen Calhoun spent the
week-end In Johnson City, Tenn.,
and attended the Homecoming pro
gram at East Tennessee Teachers
College where Bronson Matney, Jr.,
is a student. Don Matney of Rocky
Mount, another son of Mr, and Mrs.
Matney, who was here for a visit,
went with them, ,
A group of FFA boys, accom
panied by Mr.-Carpenter and Mr.
Ross, visited the State Fair over
the week end.
Mrs. Dollie Ferguson isjiow con
valescing at her home on Fines
Creek. She recently underwent
-surgery in, Asheville and also spent
some Ume at the Haywood County
Hospital. .
ONLY 8 MORE DAYS TO TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFEK
At Martin Electric Co.
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$28995
Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Kirkpatrick
have had as guests their sons. Lee
and Fd Kirkpatrick, and their fani
ilies. - 1 , - '
. Mrs. Robert Plott and 'children
of Marietta, Ga.,- are visiting Mrs
Plott's parents, Mr, and Mrs. C,
McCrary. -; -.-,'
Mrs, flrad.v II. If at licit! and two
children left today for several
weeks vi.sit in Klnrlih, They were :
acdoinpiiuied by Mis C, lv Halfield
of Brevard. ,.
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Mrs. Carl Hill and daii!'hler,
Mary Elizabeth, of Lowland. Tenn;,
are here for a visit to the former's
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Tom Slring-fleld.
Mrs. Robert Breese has returned
from a visit lo Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Sleeper at their home in Texas.
and R. W. Green visited Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Swanger in Brevard last
week.
. The community extends sym
pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Pearson Fer
guson of Luck, former residents of
Fines Creek, whose sort was killed
last, week in an accident in Mary
land. , ';'',...'. ."
four years in college and metf high
standards of character and leader
ship. : , '
Young Alexander has also been
awarded the scholarship key--given
annually : by, headquarters of, Pi
Kappa Phi, nutional social fraler
nlty, to one senior in each chapter.
He is a member of Scabbard and
Blade, national honorary military
fraternity and holds the rank of
captain in the R.O.T.C. regiment t
Davidson. He is a candidate lor
a R.S. degree and is the son of
Mr., and Mrs, Hooper
Jr., of Waynesvllle,
Dr.' and Mrs. Paul Hardin of
Birmingham, Ala., spent the week
end at their hohle at Lake Juna
luska. -
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Mrs, Roy Martin has returned to
her home here after a six weeks
visit to her son-in-law and daugh
ter,,. Mr. and Mrs, W. M. Fowler,
in Charlotte. Mr, Martin joined
here here for the week-end and
returned to his position in Warner
Robins, Georgia, Sunday.
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Miss Amelia MacFadyen is visit
ing friends in Washington, D. C.
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Mrs. t. L. McDonald, who has
spent the summerat her home on
Love Lane,' has returned to Wash
ington,' D. C, for the winter.
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Mrs. W. B. Evans, who has been
visiting relatives in Piltston, Pa.,
has returned to be with her daugh
ter, Mrs. L. M. Richeson.
. want- ads bring quick results.
lake their assignments cheerfully
when called upon."
Rev. Williamson climaxed'his ad
dress by telling of the growth and
accomplishments of 'the Rotary;
Foundation a fund of $2,750,000
raised by each Rotarians giving $10.
The fund is used lo enable worthy
.students- to receive' a year's,, post
graduate study in some university
other than their own land. Since
this proj-ect was -begun five -years
ago, more than 284 .students have
received awards from the founda-
Alexanrler, (Jon these have come from 42 dif
ferent countriesand have complet
ed llieir-studies and gone back tn
their native land as ambassadors of
goodwill. Such is the service of
Kolary. . , - .,. . r ; ; ,
The official congratulated u tlie
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f. Phone 31
Main Street
. Mrs. Amanda Wright and daugh
ter Nora spent last, week here with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn McCracken. They
returned to theirhqme in. Green
ville, S."C.r on Saturday, accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. McCrack
en. '."
' Mr; and Mrs. Bni TUlton ' and
small son from Kings Mountain
spent last week'lehd with Mrs. Ful
ton's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Carl
Green. , : ,
Fred McCraeken of Seneca, S.C.,
camp tin to Fines Creek on a hunt
ing I rip. He visited relatives while
here. "i
Milas KlrkpatricV is spending n
seven-day leave' With Tils parents,
Mr, and Mrs. M. M,( Kirkpatrick
Ha, la slallonpd at Fort' Bragg,
.. Several members ' of (he Joe
Brovyn family and their friends
ihave gone on their annual week's
hunting trip to Hurricane.
Mrs. Vampl Swanger is spend
ing ' week with her sister in Brev
ard.
Presfdent Truman (lumps a shovel of dirl In breaking ground for
the new multi-million dollar campus of Wake Forest Col I cue at
Winston-Salem. Watching are Hubert Olive (center), president of
'the Wake Forest board of trustees, and Odus Mull, chairman of
the college building committee. The school, now 117 ve.irs iii u
Mr. 'and Mrs1. Aobeft ' Ferguson 1 being 'moved lo Winston-Salem from Wake Forest. (AP Wirephoto)
Park Theatre
Program
David Ovens" (above), department
store executive of Charlotte, has
been chosen "Man of The South
for 1951" -In a southwide poll
conducted by the magazine, Dixie
Business. Hunert F. Lee of Atlan
ta, 'editor of. the niagazino, an
nounced the selection Suii(ay.
Ovens, has long "been a loader in
mereliftfidisirig, : religious and
educational' work. He is vice pres
ident of the J. B. Ivey Company
at Charlotte, I AP .Photo).. ' - I .,
WEliNKSDAY Tills
MON. & TUES.
OCT. 22 - 23
"DAVID AND
BATHSHEBA"
Color By Technicolor
Starring
GREGORY PECK
SUSAN 1IAYWARD
Special Admission Prices For
This Picture
Night, $1.00
Children Tinder 12 yrs.,
25c all performances
All prices include federal tax.
WED., OCT. 24
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"WHEN THE '
REDSKINS ROnE"
Starring
JON IIAI.L
TIM IRS
. FRI.
OCT. 25 - 26
V "Flgyptian- women ' ami - others
sometimes dye their fingernails and
other portions of hands and feet
with' henna. ' "
The first U. S. electric train was !
built by Prc.f,,,, Charles", Grafton
Page, of the Smithsonian Institu
tion in 1851. ' '
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Waynesville club for its 100 per
cent participation on the program,
stating, "This is a service of Inter
national gobdwill of which we are
all justly proud."' " ' " '-';'.
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Late N(
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WAYNESVILLE
CHILDREN UNDER 12
' ADMITTED FREE
Show Starts At 6:45 P. M.
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MONDAY . TUESDAY. OCT. 22-23
ROGUES OF SHEftWOOD FOEE
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JOHN DEREK and DIANNA LYNN
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WEDNESDAY I TIIURSD A Y OC TOHI H W
DOUBLE FEATURE
"THE GOLDEN STALLION'
Starring
ROY ROGERS and DALE EVANS
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KANSAS GITY KITT
Starring"
JOAN DAVIS and, ROD CROSPA'
FRlrtAV. OCTOBER 2fi
JUNGLE STAMPEDE
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Starring
GEORGE BREAKSTON and YORKE
5 Cartoons Comedy.
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