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ited relatives in
Id Morris of Bre
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pr. Frank Morris,
lunt of Mrs. Hub
tusly ill at the
Hospital in Hen
jis a former resi
lunity.
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Jay wood County
[ an operation.
s a patient at the
Hospital with an
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k in Buena Vista,
daughter, Mrs.
other relatives.
Iwho has spent
has returned to
nia.
ik Cook and Mrs.
d relatives Sat
:ity.
Wae Mann and
ard. were called
ss and death of
er, Mrs. Rutha
Hominy express
to the family of
a. who died Aug.
the age of 83.
F. Hipps, Mrs.
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Hipps, and children have returned i
to Maryland aftec spending several i
days here with their parent*, Mr.! j
and Mrs. Sewell Hipps and Mr. and !
Mrs. George D. Herndon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Torpy nnd|I
children have returned to their '
home in Alexandria, Va., after visit
ing relatives here. Charles Mann, i
son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mann, I
accompanied them for a ten-day
vacation.
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Mrs. John Gibson is a patient i
at the Haywood County Hospital. \ <
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Everyone in the community is
nvited to attend singing practice
?vcry Wednesday night at 7 o'clock
at Plains Methodist Church.
About 250 people attended the
benefit supper Friday night at
Mains Methodist Church. Proceeds
vill be used to purchase new pews.
Fhe men of the church wish to
hank everyone who gave food for
his supper.
Mrs. Herschel Cogburn of Washi
ngton is spending 10 days l.cre
A'ith her mother-in-law, Mrs. Joe
Sogburn, and other relatives.
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ADMISSIONS
Mrs. W. F. Nix. Canton; James
H. Harris. Hazelwood; Mrs. Carrol
Holder, "Clyde, Rt, 2; Mst. Bryan
Rector. Lake Junaluska; Mrs. John
Harris, Canton; Lelha Davis,
Waynesville; Doris James. Rt. 2,
Waynesville; Mrs. C. C. Kuyken
dall. Rt. 1, Canton; Rufus Clark,
j Hazelwood; Fred Pardue, Canton;
Rachclle Stone. Waynesville. Rt. 3;
Mrs. Joseph Mintz. WJaynesville.
Rt. 1; Mrs. Kenneth Howell,
Waynesville; Mrs. Erhest Rogers,
Clyde, Rt. 1;
Mrs. Harley Warlick. Waynes
ville. Rt. 1; Sadie Vaughn, Canton;
Baby Kenneth llarveson. Waynes
ville; Mrs. Robert Lindsey, Clyde;
Msl. Dave Kerr Driver, Canton;
Joan Moore, Waynesville, Rt. 1;
Mrs. A. W. Burchfield, Waynesville;
Mrs. C. J. Summey, Clyde; Bar
bara Ann Gosnell, Canton; Hilde
1 Summey, Clyde; Mrs. F. S. Arring
J ton. Balsam. Vpngeline Cooke,
1 Dellwood, Oliver Vount, Hazel
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DISCHARGES
Mrs. Ted Reeves and baby.
Waynesville, Rt. 2; Mrs. Wiley
Williams and baby. Waynesville;
Mrs. Ben Crook and baby. Augusta.
Ga.; Mrs, Charles Quinlan, Waynes
ville; Mrs. Woodrow Leatherwood,
Clyde. Rt. 1; Mrs. Bill Williams
and baby, Waynesville. Rt. 1; Mr.
J. W. Shelby, Waynesville; Mrs.
Buster Shipman, Canton; Annie
Dee Smathers, Canton; Mrs. Frank
Rail, Canton; Mrs. Steve Price and
baby. Canton;
Mrs. Roy Conard, Rt. 3. Waynes
ville; Frank Ward, Clyde, Rt. 2;
Mrs. Raymond Warren and baby;
Mrs. H. W. Owenby, Canton; El
bert Reece, Balsam; Clyde Burch
field. Hazclwood; Mrs. Lee Snyder.
Clyde, Rt. 1; Mrs. T H. Caldwell,
Canton; Mrs. Jylia Pureed, Largo.
Fla., Rt. 1; Mrs. Minnie Woody,
Waynesville, Rt. 2; Allen Rathbone,
Waynesville, Rt. 1.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Thurinan F.vans of
Waynesville, Route 2, a daughter,
August 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh White of
Cove Creek, a son, Augtist 16.
Mr, and Mrs. PaOl Clark of'Cafi- '
ton. Route 1, a son, August 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bolden of
Clyde, Rt. 2, a daughter, August 17.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kirkpatriek
of Clyde, Rt. 1, a son, August 17.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Henderson of
Canton, a daughter, August 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jackson of
Clyde, Rt. 2, a son, August 18.
Aliens Creek
Guest Saturday .
At Beaverdam
Beaverdam played host Saturday
to Aliens Creek at a community
tour and picnic that was the final
field day of the year for both local
ities. There were 269 present.
Lunch was spread at the Beav
erdam School following the morn
ing tour of the host community. Im
mediately after lunch both hosts
and guests joined in group singing
with apecial music fuiyished by
Winnie Farmer and Daisy Muse of
Aliens ureeK ana jean, sue. ana
Wilma Surrett of Beaverdam.
Mrs. Nat Allen of Aliens' Creek
won the guessing contest. She re
ceived fifty cents and a one-year
subuscription to The Mountaineer.
There were four target shooting
j contests with .22 rifles. The win
ners were:
Men: C. V. Sorrell of Beaver
dam with 38 points; Ed Bell of
Beaverdam with 26 points: Dei
mos Caldwell of Aliens Creek with
23 points; and Fred Farmer of Al
iens Creek with 19.
Boys: Doug Burris of Aliens
Creek. 19 points; Junior Surrett
of Beaverdam, 17; Jackie Moody of
Aliens Creek. 8: and Billy Worley
of Beaverdam. five points.
Girls: Doris Fisher of Aliens
Creek, 16; Winnie Farmer of Al
iens Creek and Freda Worley of
Beaverdam. each 8 points; and
franrps Rpd nf Rpaverriam. 0
Ladies: Mrs. Ennis Chambers of
Aliens Creek. 38; Mrs. Fred Farmer
of Aliens Crepk, 14; Marie B.vers
of Beaverdam. 3; and Charlotte
Boone of Beaverdam. O.
Davis Smith of AJIpns Creek took
first place in the Softball throwing
contest. He received 25 points fol
lowed by 20 points for Earl Camp
bell, also of Aliens Creek In third
place was Virgil Bonham of Beav
erdam with 15 points, and In final
place came Troy Paxton of Beav
erdam. O.
Beaverdam won both horseshoe
pitching contests. Ed Bell and
James Moody defeated Moody Far
mer and C. D. Sawyer in the men's
contest. On the winning team for
the ladies were Kate Best and Mrs.
Carl Best. j
The host community also took
both softball games, winning the
men's game, 9 to 8. and the ladies'
8 to 7.
Speaks Tonight
Mrs. M. E. Tilly, Atlanta. Ga.,
outstanding leader in Christian So
cial Relations, wjll be the featured
speaker tonight under the auspices
of a south-wide convocation of
church school leaders meeting at
Lake Junaluska Assembly.
She will speak on "The Christian
and his Community." and is quoted
as saying, in pari: "The community
is the sum tdtal of what the Chris
tians and the non-Christians living
in it make it to be?what the Chris
tian does and the non-Christian
undoes, what the Christian fails
to do make the community well
and good and what the non-Chris
tian does in and for the commun
ity that he should not do."
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Wednesday, Aucust 20th
CECIL
Mrs, Ellis Weils 9:45-10:00
l'arris Store 10:15-10:45
Mrs. James Reeves 10:55-11:15
Mrs. J. Edgar Burnett 11:30-12:00
Mrs. W. 11, Hargrove 12:30-12:45
Mrs. John Johnson 1:00- 1:15
Miss Louise Rotha, who has a
position at St. Mary's School in
Maryland, is here to be with her
inotfier, Mrs. Harry Rotha. who Is
ill at her home on 1'igeon Street.
West Pigeon CDP
To Hold Regular
Meeting Thursday
By MRS HOMER WEST
Community Reporter
The West Pigeon Community De
velopment Program group will
meet Thursday, August 21, at 7:30 ]
p.m. in the Bethel school cafeteria.'
Officials have urged all members
to be present for this important
meeting.
Rev. A. E. Peek preached Sun
day morning and evening at the
Bethel Baptist Church.
The Russell reunion was held
Sunday, with ? larj?e crowd in at
tendance. The group went to Pink
Beds for a nlcnle and Bet-tooether
Robert Wright of Oregon, Mrs.
Jane Tilson and Willie Stanford of
Franklin visited Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Peek this past week-end.
The Sisk reunion was held at the
Inman Chapel Sunday with a large
crowd attending. It was decided to
hold the 19S3 reunion again at the
Inman Chapel.
The Bethel Baptist WMU met
Thursday afternoon at the church
with Mrs. A. T. Medford in charge.
The group enjoyed a varied pro
gram. '
In the absence of the pastor at
the Baptist Church, Rev. A. T.
Medford will have charge of the
prayer services Wednesday night
at 8 o'clock.
York Rite Masons
To Hold Stated i
Conclave Friday
Waynesville Comamndery 31,
Knights Templar, will hold a Stat
ed Conclave Friday, August 22, be
ginning with supper at Patrick's
at 7 o'clock. After the supper the
group will assemble in the Lodge
room for the regular monthly meet
ug
Right Eminent Sir Knight Wil
liam A. Coble, Past Grund Com
mander of the Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of North Caro
lina, will speak to the 17 candi
dates who received the Order of
Knighthood at the summer reunion
(ielt) recently in Asheville.
All who received the Order of
Knighthood are requested to be
present, and all visiting Sir Knights
are invited.
Mr. Sind Mrs. Daniel Hubler of
Cincinnati, Ohio, are spending this
week with the latler's parents. Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Gibson. Mrs. Huh
ler is the former Miss Ida Lou
Gibson.
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Now She's Miss Wolf Gal'
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Barbara Ann Harris, Misss North Carolina of 1952. poses at the
cockpit of .an F9F Panther Jet fighter, after the men of Marin*
Fishier Squadron-122, stationed at Cherry Point, chose her MUs
Wolf Gal of VMF-122". Miss Harris was tourins the base as a gue$t
of the Leathernecks in the Second Marine Air Wing and the Afr
Station. (AP Photo from U. S. Marine Corps*.
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