fi Army
rum Pake ?)
rf Major Brown
i will nave their
jgram at Bonnie
the Christinas
II be held at
ruesday Major
; Big Bend sec
0 families that
nd area, a re
ounty that re-.
of travel to
will make the
ing the first
Spring Creek,
1 foot up the
i lies.
lies to thank
t'lped her to
L>r the many
oil's Sunday
trian Church
iewnty pack- I
Parkman's |
Hardware gave a large box of toys. |
Salvation Army headquarters in
this area is at the Citadel at Max
Patch.
MOKE ABU LI
PMA
Continued from Pace 1)
Iron D ? Vinson Leming
chairman Jack Chambers, vice
chairman; F. D. Bradshaw, regu
lar member; and alternates Yoder
Messer and Sam Crawford.
Beaverdam?Jack Harris, chair
man; John Reno, vice-chairman;
Fred Mann, regular member; and
alternates Lenoir Smathers and J.
I E. Henderson.
j White Oak ? Teague Williams,
chairman; Hubert L. Hoglen, vice
chairman; Robert Fisher, regular
member; and alternates Joe Davis
and Baxter Conard.
East Fork ? Watson Howell,
chairman; W. A. Pless, vice-chair
man; Joe W. Holcombe, regular
member; and alternates. O. F. Bur
nett and B. L. Clark.
Ivy Hill?W. P Boyd, chairman;
Frank Mehaffey, vice-chairman;
Frank llenry. regular member; and
alternates John Finger and Hub
Plott.
Jonathan Creek ? Glenn Boyd,
chairman; Edgar Morrow, vice
chairman; John Howell, reguli.;
membtr; and alternates, Edgar
Messer and Larry Sutton.
Crabtree?Marshall Kirkpatrick.
chairman; Guy Bradshaw, vice
chairman; George Best, regular
member; and alternates Monson
MeElroy and C. T. Noland.
MORE ABOUT
Tax Listers
Continued (rum Page 1)
East Fork?Watt Howell and
C>der Burnett; Ivy Hill?Herbert
Piott and Dave Boyd; Jonathan
Creek ? Troy Leatharwood and
3rady Howell; Clyde ? Coleman
Francis, Bill Byers, and Wayne
Modlord; Beaverdani?Jim Hender
--on and Leonard Westmoreland
Iron DulT-~Joe Medford and Ray
mond Caldwell; Fines Creek?Hi
ram Green and Grover Ferguson;
Pigeon?W W. Hyatt and Tom
Michael: Crabtree ? Frank Med- j
ford and Vincent Davis; Cecil ?
Lenoir. Moody and Carl Woody.
Waynesville?W. A. Medford, Hi-1
rani McCracken, George Brown,
Jr.. G. C. Suinmerrow.
Industry: Champion Paper and
Fibre Company, Fred Ferguson:
Cnagusta, Ralph Prevost: A. C.
Lawrence Leather Company, K. L.
Barber; Wellco Shoe Corporation,
Heinz Rollman; Banks, Jonathan
Woody: Dayton Rubber Company,,
Russell Fultz; and Haywood Coun
ty. James Kirkpatrick,
Cataloochee ? Mack Caldwell
and Crowe Hopkins: and White
Oak. Joe Davis nad Dibe Duckett.
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The University of North Carolina
has played in three post - season
bowl games ? twice In the Sugar
Bowl and once in the Cotton Bowl.
MORE ABOUT
Christmas
Continued from Pace It
regular hours Wednesday, and
will be closed Thursday and Fri
day.
For employees of the five maj
or industries in the Waynesville
Haztlwuod area, the following
schedules have been announced:
Dayton Rubber Company ? Em
ployees uill be on Thursday.
Wellco Shoe Company ? F.m
ployees will enjoy Christmas Day
and Friday off.
Unagusta Manufacturing Com
pany ? A three day vacation, be
ginning Wednesday afternoon has
been scheduled. Employees will be
off after the annual Christmas
party Wednesday afternoon until
Monday morning.
Royie and Pilkington Company '
?Will be closed Wednesday after
noon until Monday morning.
A. C. Lawrence Leather Com
pany ? Will be closed Thursday.
Town offices in Waynesville and |
Hazelwood will be closed Thursday
and Friday. This applies only to '
the offiees, and some employees ,
will he at work in necessary de- j
partnients throughout the Christ
mas holidays. I
Offices in the Haywood County i
Court House will be closed from <
Wednesday at noon until Saturday 1
murium; The Sheriff's Depart- ; i
inent will observe regular hours, i
The Waynesville Chamber of
Commerce will close Thursday and <
Friday. i
The First National Bank of |
Waynesville and the First State I
Bank of Hazelwood will be closed I
Thursday and Friday and also <
January 1. t
The Haywood County Library <
will be closed for the entire week
The Mountaineer will be pub
lished just once this week. As is I
traditional, the employees will en- i ;
joy a rather long holiday, having , ]
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and | j
Saturday off. The office will be ,
open n xt Monday morning, and a ' '
paper will be published next Mon
r~i
Elsewhere in the area, other
ausinesses have announced boiV-1
lays for the employees, with *1- ,
most every firm allowing its em
ployees at least a two-day vacation.
Hundreds of Christmas programs
tiave been scheduled by churches
ind church groups for the remain
ier of the week. All churches will
lave services on Christmas 'Day,
ind many will have services Wed
nesday night.
Many firms have scheduled
Christmas parties for the employ
ees, with Dayton Rubber the first
to get its employees together at
Christmas. The party was held at
the Wfeynesville High School au
litorium Saturday night with an
unusually large crowd in atten
lance.
Trinity College defeated City
College of New York 94-0 back in
1907. But from 1877 to 1887 the.
Bantams didn't win one football
fame.
Waal ads bring quick results.
Voice
and about the only time jqmi of
ua aaw one waa at ChristaijL My
aunt and uncle, who had aaly re
cently been married, came to spend
Christmas Day with ua. To tjli* day
1 can Kill sec a picture ?#3hose
lace curtains, the big orange and
the wagon against the background
of sunlight on the snow, truly an
old-fashioned Christmas, and a
beautiful one."
Commandery Will Have
Christmas Party 25th
Waynesville Commandery No.
31, Knights Templar, will have a
Christmas observance at 12 o'clock
noon Christmas Day. Sir Knight
P. E. Worthington, Past Command
er, will be in charge and he asks
that all Sir Knights be present in
uniform. All Master Masons,
Capitular Masons, Cryptic Masons,
and their families are invited to
attend.
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