L poUBT ABOUT HIS CHOICE
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THOSE ON HAND for the Republican National Convention in
is Earl Eisenhower, brother of Gen. Dwight Eisenhower. He
a huge button with his obvious choice on it. (International)
; YOUNGER SET
By
ROSE WOMACK
astv brfndle
ur-t Columnist ^
refrains of "Howdy
411 ,iui Ttiursday after
, i:,, i.aicli awaited Den
1 Tt\a 4 Hers arrived
i(i itt> i a three and one
it The-e club memb
f lunge trip which
i.i i year, when 34 Hay
i went to Denton,
iiiii party was assemb
ap and refreshments
d tu the toed but happy
into Waynesville by the
atiol and cars represent
ui .iin/at ions and busi
the members were met
ui! House by Haywood
ho would be hosts to
ig their stay here. David
> 4-H president, Mrs.
oni and Jack Champan,
welcome addresses af
.'-ignments to homes
who made the trip out
Vim was really a thrill
o! "in Texas Pardners"
veil a> some new faces,
v "ut to show them just
! 1 t of North Carolina
?r
."ii-.oon a tour which
"High all of Haywood
i ined. A stop was
Hoekwood Methodist
lunch was served by
,i ? nonstration club,
dairy farms and
'he fish hatchery
Mh'le Orchard, we
Camp Sehaub m for
! night was open
? i lertainment. The
unities were hosts
Parties, picnics, or
I the 4-Hers
' 1 Aliens Creek for a
with lunch serv
( reek Home Dem
ih \dain in the after
>? was enjoyed at the
amp
i:" Jonathan Woodv
w>nderfu] dinner at
'-uh Hterwards folk
ciiation, including
: 1 1 he state officials
h at the beginning
II tut.
'111'''i1 ' church Sunday,
" 1 Pnii Hope for a swim
*'i( picnic. Vespers
"'"'d with Betty Fel
ol ceremonies. There
1 Perial olo.
' ,u,-? for Monday was
' F.st ate and on
Aliiehell, and the
open for eommuni
to kqitipment con
TRA( TORS
? I, dt WayrtesviUe will
i;i- up to 4 00 p.m. July
f'n the following New
it
Motorgrader
>" Horsepower
I Motor
Ji I'i ive
I \i jH"\imately 13,000 to
pi with Deluxe enclos
Iwindshield wiper, lights,
1" 00-20 front tires and
p'ur tires. 10 ply tires on
I H pl\ tires on rear, lean
l wheels.
town of Wavnesville re
p tight to reject any and
^ OF W AYNF.SVILLE
| O. C Ferguson
iTown Manager
P I
ty entertainment.
Tuesday, after a trip to Mile
High, we will asemble at Chero
kee for a tour of the village, and
then have a picnic at CherokeeC
Island. We will be, guest- ot Way
esville civic organizations at the
drama, "Unto The-e Hills."
Wednesday after a tour of Lake j
Junaluska, Champion Paper and
Fibre Company will be host of a
tour thorugh the plant and will
serve lunch in the cafeteria.
A farewell patry will be held in
the basement of the First Meth
odist church and then, we will be
guests of the Jayeees at the I
street dance Wednesday night.
The Texas group will leave at
seven o'clock Thursday morning
In behalf of the Waynesville
Club I would like to thank the
organizations which have planned
the entertainment and have fur
nished the lunches for us. We hope,
at the end of their visit they will
have had many happy memories ?
of North Carolina as we had of
Texas.
Cpl. Farmer Ends
Leaders' School
Cpl. Roy V. Farmer, v^hose wife,
Martha, lives on Route 3. Canton,
recently graduated from a 43rd
Infantry Division Lenders School
in Southern Germany.'
During the month-long course, he
received intensive training in field
and classroom instruction to qual
ify him lor the duties of a non-[
commissioned officer. He was pick
ed for the school on the basis of
his abilities as a soldier and his t
qualities of leadership.
Corporal Farmer is a section
chief in the 201st Armored Field
Artillery Battalion, lie entered the
Army in March 1951.
His parents are Mr. and Mrs.!
David L. Farmer.
World's Largest Trees
Measured in volume, the largest
trees are the giant sequoias, which
grow in central California on the
western slopes of the Sierra Nevada
mountains.
Hospital
News ,
ADMITTED
Will Smith. Waynesville, Rt. 3;'
Ma.viue Caddi.-. Ht 3. Canton; ifrs.
Joe Ma* - te, t ant on; Mi - T. K
Harkins, Carton Mi Uave Brown.
Rt ;! Waynesville; James IV Me
Clure Ht \\ ayijesvitW Mrs
F. E Lawrence. Canton: Hugh
Mitchell. Wayne.-vllle;
W. J Mccjure, Clyde; Mrs. Wil
liam Wilson, Canton; Hershel
Green, Hi. 1, Chile, Mrs Lewis]
Wilson. Canton; Mr- Silas Clark,
Ht I. Clyde; Annette Ledt'ord.
Canton; Mr- Clyde Simpson.
Canton.
D1SC1I ARGKD
Mrs. H. 11. Pilkington, Canton
Mrs. Fred Frudy, Waynesville; Mrs.
Joe Swanger. Candler; Mrs. Ray
mond Caldwell, Waynesville; Ben
Teague. Waynesville; Mrs. Lamar
Killian. Clyde: Mrs. Coot Imnan.1
Hazelwood; Mrs. Edd Patterson and 1
baby. Hazelwood; Mrs Elizabeth I
Ray. Waynesville;
Mrs. Bruce Medford, Rt. 3,
Waynesville; Mrs. Otis Cole. Clyde.
Rt. 2; Mrs. Jerry llipps. Canton.
Mis. Nancy Caldwell, Rt 1. Clyde;
Mrs. Laura Gibson. Canton: Mrs.
Guy Clark and baby. Rt. 3. Waynes
ville; Mrs. Jess Pressley. Canton;'
Janet Sl> Meld, Canton; Maxtne
Gaddis Canton; Mrs. J. M. Craw
ford, Waynesville; Mrs. . Elbert
Morgan. Waynesville; Mrs. Joe Rios
and baby. Candler;
Dean Justice. Luck; J. L. Brown.
Canton: Mrs. Atvin Mathis. Waynes
ville; Mrs. Will Smith. Waynes
ville; W J. MeClure, Clyde; Mrs.
Louise Melntyre. Canton,
HI It Til S
Mr. and Mrs. Lowery Gaddy of
Ifazelwood, a daughter, Juh 10.
Mr. and Mr Joe Rios ol Cand
ler. a daughter, July 11.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Frederick of
Canton, a -on, July 11
Mr and Alt-. Hay Pangle of
Waynesville. Route 2 a son July
11.
Mr. and Air- Charles Noland of
lyde, Rt. 1, a daughter. July 12.
Air and Alt David Green ol
Wayne-ville, Ht. 2, a son. July 12.
Mr. and Air- Arthur Green oi
Clyde. Rt. 1, a daughter, Juh 12 j
Alt . and Mr E. H Queen of Can
ton. Rt. 1. a daughter, July 13.
Air and Mrs J. E. Cogdill of
Canton, a daughter. July 14.
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Very Successful
luly 4 Was Had,
Boosters Report
The Fourth of July celebration,
which was held from June 30
through July 5 and which was
sponsored by the llazclwood Boost
ers Club, was very successful. Git
Ledbetter, chairman of the cele
bration committee, said today.
Profits from the celebration
amounted to approximately $750.
uf which a small amount still must
be used to pay some bills. This
figure is more than last year, Led
better said. *The Waynesville
Township High School baad will,
as has been the custom in the
past, receive half the net proceeds
with the remainder going to Boost
ers Club sponsored activities.
The American Legion and Hazel
wood Fire Departerhnt made in the
neighborhood of $400 from the
operation of a concession stand, and
the Boy Scouts made approximate
ly $125 from the operation of theii
concession.
Lodbettei will make the report
at the next meeting of the Boost
ers Club.
At the last regular meeting oi
the club, held last Thursday night
it was decided to make August 1"'
"Ladies Night."
American Monkeys
The best known American men
keys, the little capuchins, are sr
called because of the peak of hair
upon the head, suggestive of the
hood worn by the Capuchin monks
BACK IKE ON VOTING OF DELEGATES
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SHORTIY AFTER the key Pennsylvania delegation caucused In Chicago,
Gov. John Fine (fight) answers a question put to hitn by Sen. Edward
Martin (left) while Sen. James DufT listens. The delegation voted 57
to J1 to support the position taken by backers of Gen. Dwight Eisen
hower that the convention rules should be revised to prevent dele
gates, whose seating is in dispute, from voting on arry issues until
they are formally given that right. (International Soiuulphoto)
Visitors From
Texas Have A *
Full Day Sunday
Sunday was another full day
for the Texas Club members, lead
ers and their hosts in Haywood
county.
Sunday morning the Texas guests
visited the churches in the com
! munities where they are staying.
Then Sunday afternoon they were
the guests of Champion Paper and
Fibre Company at Camp Hope for
a gel-torel her.
A picnic style supper with the
| families of the hosts who are keep
I uig the 4-H Club members was
-pread at Camp Hope, with over
1 all persons present.
David Noland,' president of the
Haywood 4 H County Council, Wel
comed the group and Frank M.
Da\i-. county commissioner, gave
the invocation.
For the vesper program which
followed the meal. Betty Felmet
waL metres of ceremonies. Arthur
O'Neil, on the recreation staff of
Lake. Junalu ka. and Jerry Alex
ander, also of the Lake, staff, gave
the vesper program. Miss Ann
Cathey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. Catiiey. gave two musical
selections G. C. Suttles and Jack
Justice were both present to rep
resent the Champion Paper and
Fibre Company, and were thanked
for the part which they are play -
ing in helping to make this pro
gram a success.
Social Security Office
Fins New Schedule
The Social Security Administra
tion servicing Waynesville and
llavwood county, has announced
i new schedule of visits effective
the first of July. A represtntative
from the Asheville office will he
in Waynesvilte the second and
fourth Monday of each month.
He will be in the court house
from 10:30 a. m. until noon.
All persons seeking information
pertaining to social security should
?ontact him at the above time.
Finds Trapped Duck
ROSSBURN. Manitoba <AP> ?
\lex Clearsky is a muskrat trapper
out in one of his traps he found a
luck that had been banded by the
Washington Wildlife Service. This
was the first banded duck in his
raps in 20 years.
Excellent Salad Hint
An excellent salad mayonnaise
can be made by adding to regular
mayonniase % cup of chili sauce
and 2 tablespoons of chopped green
pepper.
GUARDS FREED AFTER PRISON RIOT
HEAVILY-ARMED STATE TROOPERS effected the release of guards (1. to r.)
William Blair, Joseph Vaseck and Bert Myron after the trio had been
held hostage by rioting convicts at Southern Michigan Prison In Jack
?on. The outbreak, the second In three months at the prison, was
quelled 2% hours after It started In Cell Block 9. (International)
Texans Guests
Saturday Night
At Camp Schaub
Jonathan Woody, president of
the First National Bank of Waynes
ville, was host to the Denton
eetor of Extension, also of Ral
ieaders, and Ha>wood county 4-H
Club members, at a dinner at
Camp Schaub last Saturday night
Ju t before dinner a swimming
party was held at the 4-H Cluh (
pool.
David Noland. president of the
4-H Club County Council, presid
ed at the dinner. Shirley Shef
field gave the invocation
Dinner guests included Mr and
Mrs. Carl Ratrllffe, of Waynes
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Dixon of Shel
by; Ben P. Jenkins, district farm
agent and Mrs. Jenkins, of Raleigh
and R. W. Shoffner. assistant dir
ector of Extension .also of Ral
eigh.
Mr. Shoffner officially welcomed
the group to Haywood county and
North Carolina and discussed some
of the benefits of the 4-H Club ex
change program with different
states.
An evening of recreation was
held afterwards with T. A. Cathey,
Carl Ratcliffe. Cecil Wells and
Miss Jean Chllders In charge.
Use Want Ads for quick results.
DEWEY ENTERS CONVENTION HALL
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ACCOMPANIED BY DEIEOATES, smiling Governor Thomas E. Dewey, of
New York, enters the International Amphitheatre in Chicago. Stand
ing behind him is Sen. Woynf Morse of Oregon. Shortly before. Dewey,
an Eisenhower backer, curbed a revolt in the New York delegation.
Belk-Hudson Puts On Sale
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24.192 PIECES
FINE AND BEAUTIFUL
CHINA
SALE NOW ON!
With Every 10c Purchase, We
Offer Any Piece Of This Large I ? I
And Lovely Selection of China For M xJ. . ?.
/
This Is Part of The Many Bargains Offered During
Our July Clearance SALE
Hurry In For Your Share 01
China and July Clearance
Bargains!
BelkiHuAson
Town of Waynesville, North Carolina
Summary of Annual Budget FOR THE
v FISCAL YEAR ENDING IUNE 30, 1953
Totals General Street Light Water I)eht Service
Budget Requirements , $368,696.00 $155,086.00 $54,200.00 $90,300.00 $36,505.00 $32,605.00
Estimated Revenue Other Than Tax Levy 306,546.00 129,236.00 .. 43,185.00 90,300.00 36,506.00 ' 7,320.00
Tax Required To Balance Budget $ 62,150.00 $ 25,850.00 $11,015.00 $25,285.00
Estimated Collections of Prior Levies 5,000.00 ? 2,000.00 .. 800.00 t 2,200.00
Estimated Collections of 1952 Tax Levy .. $ 57,150.00 ... $ 23,850.00 $10,215.00 $23,085.00
Portion of 1952 Tax Levy Reserved for Future
years - - 6,350.00 2,650.00 1,135.00 2.565.00
Tax Levy, 1952-1953 " $ 63,500.00 $ 26,500.00 $11,350.00 $25,650.00
Tax Rate 1952-1953 L $ 1.40 $ .58 $ .25 $ . .57
^ CM
Tax Rate 1951-1952 ... $ 140 $ .58 $ .25 $' .57
Estimated Valuation ? $4,500,000.00 ( ^
Estimated Polls a* $1.00 Each . 500 . j
Adopted: July 10, 1952
(Signed) Lois J. Gentry, Town Clerk