AfternooiyPccem!?er-24 951
y Chief's Wife Recalls
; Christmas Of 1841
Itit. WAKNti-SVlLLE MUUNIAUNLfctt
fag:
MOKE ABOUT
2 Killed
(Continued from Pace 1)
oVHowthcfaWi
rtpnpnds on
c Mrs. William M.
; Cyistr
, sa's
wife
itipns,
o (tie vniP
(CNO), wna is
j hi; nonaay i
spenu v;,,.
this yea). 1
'rhristmas as we can,
vftry to stick to the
S and the usual tur
'.e told me. - . '
L family in the; hos
Barming old house in
CrvatW .Circle,: of
1 of the CNO, will
.joan a major In geo-
wine tms June uu
College.
Also on hand
L rechteler's son, Rod-
ft .. J .mall
win his Wiie aim au."
Gloria, 4. m
Wistmas is a movawe
Mrs ictiitcici
a . & -
instance, we naa io
a 9 few aays wucn my
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suddenly uiucic w
Ly in 1941 was pretty
,dded. me remwias
Hawaii. On fateful
ere eating an early
m they received the
:Jr! Harbor on (the de
ed in Manoa alley, we
Lr the guns; we were
. .
surrounded Dy moun-
, Fechteler ; raatea
hoard Pearl Harbor had
' i 1 1 1 M
IvpH we couian i Deiieve
h incredible, xne aays
lerp grim and tragic ,
h had such a loveiy
ti ear beiore ', sne
942, for eignt years, i
gton my home while
and my son were a
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Holiday
(Continupd from page i)
here today. They include:
Court house t)fficv
day
1and her ..daughter as the result of
a broken neck and fractured skull,
i according to Coroner J. Prank T.itn
I Mrs. SvvaiiRcr is survived hv imr
I husband: one son Bill; her mother.
( Mrs. J. B. Hyde of Canton, as well
M Dy four sisters and four Wth.
In hn itln. i pre oil w
ed Monday, Tuesday, and Z,
New Year s closina ...kih.,,. hart ,:. . : " . "
PMA nn u.um ui ,u.r aie in Hay-
- v...vv. ly I n .plntrt U'nilli rViixl.'
VWBUU ua anil New YrarVi; Joint fnri ..w
and daughter will be held Sunday
Day
Draft Board-Open Mondav un
til noon; closed Tuesday; open Sat
urday until noon.
City Hall-Closed Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Post Office - Closed Christmas
Day and New Year's Day
REA Office - Closed Monday,
Tuesday, and New year's Day
ea cross Closed Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, and New
year s Day.
Employment Office Closed
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
and New Year's Day. ; :
Western Union Open from 9
until 11 a.m. and from 4 until 6
p.m. on Christmas Day. Same hours
for New Year's Day.
Chamber of Commerce Closed
Tuesday and Wednesday and New
Year's Day.
Retail stores here will be closed
Tuesday and Wednesday, and
on New Year's; Day. Regular.
Wednesday closing of stores will
be resumed Wednesday, January 2,
At the Waynesvjlle telephone ex
change, extra operators will be on
duty to handle an expected heavy
number of local calls Christmas
Day. About 36 will be working in-
AFTERMATH OF TRAGIC CRASH
at wI:dU p.m. in the West Cantnn
uapusi Liiurch. The Rev. Otto
Parham and the Rev. C H Green
will officiate. Burial will be in the
uuii-rt-y cinure cemetery near
canton.
Pallbearers for Mrs. Swangerwlll
be Lester Fowler, Luther Duckett,
Kenneth Rogers, Jack Blanton, El
wood Shook and Vaughn Hall.
Honorary pallbearers for Mrs.
Swanger will be members of the
board of deacons and Sunday
School officers of the church. Flow
er bearers will be members of the
young married ladies Sunday
School class of the church.
Pallbearers for Martha Jean
Swanger will be Wiley Cabel, W. C.
Crisp, Donald Frady and J. B. Fow
ler; . .'
Flower bearers for Martha Jean
will be members of the intermedi
ate girls Sunday School class of the
church.
Wells Funeral Home of Canton is
in charge of funeral arrangements.
way , Mrs. Fechteler said, "so to
day it's just like home to ine."
stead of the usual 30, according to
Mrs. Frances Davis. " " 1
The switchboards will be manned
fully again on New Year's Eve, but
only about 25 operators will work
on New Year's Day, Mrs. Davis add
I
fffiiis'
nee more may the
stuai Star end. !t
ytwn with the am
leaning it brought to"
m And zs we yield :
c
irti tn th cntrlt t
t which pervade.
Jiriitmas air, may we
wtne heavenly love
came into this World
ijht Christ was bom;
M us remember, too,
keepChri$tmas truly.
pnwepermitthelove
Christ to enter our
and lives. May you en
truly Merry Christmas
Happy New Year.
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MORE ABOtT
Dayton
(Continued from Part 1)
have a large assortement of acts,
according to John W. Bushong,
personnel manager" of the plant,
wno is in cnargp ot vne pany. in
addition to acrdtbatlc stunts, and
several features of magic, the pro
gram will include a generous a
numnt of comedy .
At the conclusion of the pro
gram, more than 90W children will
be given toys in exchange for their
tickets, Mr. Bushong said.
The event is conf ind only to the
employees arid families of Dayton
Rubber Company, and admission is
by ticket only. v
Assisting Mr. Bushoeg in stag
ing the party, included: Ed Boone,
photography, Mrs. Elaine Fagles
and Mrs, Henrietta Davis, tickets
and attendance; Kyle Campbell
and Charles Fowler, toys; Ted
Myers, decorations; Sanii Klllian
and Jarne Stephens, Christmas
trees; and Boiling Burre'ss, recep
tion, ' V-.-: (-
On Friday evening, the staff and
supervisors of the plant were
guests at dinner at the Lodge for
the annual Christmas dinner of Mr.
Bourne. !
Paper Workers
Will Distribute
Baskets Oi Food
Some 375 food baskets will be
distributed to needy families in the
Canton area Suuchy by workers of
the Champion Paiar and Fibre I
Co., and the Champion Employees!
Store. I
Frank Sm&thoM,' jjenerai chair I
nian of the annual prnKiam for the !
past 25 years, '.announced that food
baskets this year will cost about
$8 each, and w ill conn in high
quality, nourishing food for under
privileged families. .
The Champion Employees Store
will donate 50 food baskets again
this year, while 10 will be con
tributed by Jack and Harry Cabe.
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Decorations
(Continued from page I)
No. 10 Downing Street has been
the headquarters for British politic
al power since 1735, j
received honorable" mention,
For inside decorations,' as' view
ed from the outside, Mrs. J, E.
Younti was awarded first placs and
Mrs. Bill Prevost won honorable
mention.
The Carolina Power and Light
Company at Hazelwood was given
top place for commercial displays
with the R. E. A, Office
MOKE ABOUT
Salvation Army ,
(Continued from Paee 1)
whose father has been ill for five"
years. "It was a rough trip," She
admitted, "and only the Good
Lord kept my jeep from sliding o.T
I the mountain at one point." '
(lifts will be distributed at spe
cial programs in churches located'
at Shclton, Laurel, Little Creek,
Maple Springs, Bonnie Hill, and
Sleepy Valley, and to Individual
homes.
"I am deeply grateful," said
Major Brown, "for all the aid that
has been given us, both now and.
throughout the year. Without that
aid we would be helpiess." A mo
ment later, however, she admltttd
that "much more help could be
used. There are many families liv
ing In hollows and ridges back in
the hiU that other agencies are
not aware of. We want to help
them, but our resources are Urn-;
ited." '
Aiding Major Brown In the work
of the Salvation Army are Lt. Pol-'
ly Combs, Jean Frese, Ruby Pre
nell. and Blanche Loe.
honorable mention.
Cosh prbes of $3.00 each wire '
given for first place in all three
getting classifications.
THE SHATTERED TAIl ot the C-46 non-scheduled airliner which cracked
up in Elizabeth, N. J., Is shown (top) as officials (arrow) probed tha
wreckage for clues to the cause of the accident. At bottom, Mrs. Ena Nau,
a bride of 16 days, collapses Jn the arms ot her sister, Trlna Gomel, Just
after she had been told Uiat her husband, Wallace, was among the fifty
lx persons who perished In the New Jersey crash, (international)
State College Questions
And Answers On Farms
Question; Does waiiurlii ' kill
mice as well as rats?
Answer: Yes. Warfarin reduces
the normal clotting ability of the
blood and causes the rodents to die
by internal bleeding. It is equally
effective on rats and mice, but takes
a little longer baiting period to con
trol mice. . The ; rodents are not
killed Immediately. Warfarin must
be eaten by a rat er mouse over a
period of days, usually five to 14.
No difficulty whatever Is en
countered in. getting rodents to eat
warfarin. No pne-baillng is neces
sary and no bait shyness develops.
For best results, shallow containers
should be used. They should be
placed In rat runways behind
boards leaning against the wall, or
near holes and cracks where rats
are known to go in and out.
Question: How many soil samples
were analyzed in North Carolina
last year?
Answer: About 80,000 soil sam
nles were analyzed in 1950 by the
Soil Testing Laboratory of the
North Carolina Department of Ag-
Special Musical
Program Planned
The committee for the Christ
mas program at Long's Chapel
Methodist Church: Mrs. Jerry Lin
er, Mrs. Jack Klopp, and Mrs. J.
B. Soesby, have prepared a com
bination of choir and solo numbers.
Beginning at 7:30 p.m. December
23, with the Devotional, the pro
gram will consist of such beautiful
old favorites as "Hark; the Herald
Angels Sing," "The First Noel,"
"Silent Night," and many others.
Benediction will be by the Rev.
Paul Duckwall.
riculturo. In each case farmers
were given recommendations on the
amount and kind of fertilizer and
lim eto use for specific crops, In
cidentally, the fall months are a
good time to have your soil tested,
since the Laboratory Isn't rushed
then as In the spring.
FOR SAFE DENENDABLE CAB
SERVICE, Call 429, Gene Wright,
I Miller Street.
Dec. 24, 31, Jan 3, 7, 10
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During this Yuletide Season and
throughout the New Year,
may you enjoy-
The Gladness of Christinas
which is hope,
The Spirit of Christmas
whioh is peace,
The Heart of Christmas
Central
Cleaners
Phone 113
Church Street
May thi be Ihs gifts that Chriitmot will bring to you..
the Joy of hoppy memorlet ;
the ptoce of real conlentment
ond the hoppinen of q bright Nw Yeor
MILLER'S SINCLAIR SERVICE
Main Street Waynesville
GREETINGS 1
If r Phone 936
It's tracjitional with us to greet our friends
at Christmas time in the spirit of good will
and merriment that marks the season. And
this year is no exception!
0 ur wish today is that your Holidays be filled
with rounds and rounds of good cheer and
contentment. And may your New Year be ono
of prosperity and achievement.
MOODY RULANE, Inc.
902 N. Main
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