Lmencement
pert Set
ktfext Week
I i ncenient Con
I . ille High I
I i liorus will be :
t. -8, at 8 p. m.
P" Mum, Director j
L has anni .meed. ?
I i he concert will j
t nil should the I
I unlavorable it
I to the I
I will consist of I
V tl> marches and
W,kK, Mr Isley said. The j
E ot the program will con
P marching and!
E,. combined to
a i hey will give at
P i iition July 8
Ego Mr Isley said 200
E. part in the I
1.,. . : mi sale by the f
I ale prices are
1 els. At the gate
I: and 75 cents, i
Li hip Holiday"
Lid At Camp
Why was held
I i i ed Campbell's
| ck Camp Gap |
I b> meniliers of Brownie i
I elr leaders.
I uii n. executive
Kr : uii Girl Scout
K ll EUC'.t,
?tr ed of Mariet
?ph''1. ?I.'"e League,
I Krady. Marj
B Tnnw' Ihilin, Alice F;t\
I Burgin, Susan
I Carey Howell, Linda Kay ;
Sharon Henry, Charlotte 1
s Mart ha Jo Chambers,
are Gre< ri. Sandra Bradley,
un Di'itz
Heinz Rnllman and Mrs.
Pizzuto are leaders.
lohn's Parents To
ft Last Meeting
?PjM'i Club of St. John's
I I its 11 no I meeting
I. tonight at 7:45
I i> :c IhiiiI hall.
? v ' ? 1 "ill preside
I 1 hour "ill fol'ow the
H i Ion Hefreshments
I burn up before
Huh tin' I'.'ii Hi.
?mi l til NT TOR BIDS
Ibv< )P >3. Plans and Spe
? ill be available for dis
Hn from Hie office of the
He Lmdsey Madison Gudg
H i Slreet. Asheville,
I ilina. for the General,
Bs. Heating and Electrical
Hbfm ;tir Clyde Gymnasium
Kin' the Hoard of Educa
H Haywood County, N. C.
Kit be received upon appli
^kiaterested contractors and
Bfx>'i! el $50.00 for the Gen
ii mechanical.
?till be received in the Of
g' Lucy Boyd, Superinten
ISchools. Haywood County
Bui' it ivnesyille, N. C., at
Ht! on the morning of June
V \U bids must be ac
B*d b.v a bid guarantee in
B"nl of 5r} of (he bid price,
? form of a certified check
B*> a bank or trust company
? by the Federal Deposit
?? Corporation or a bid
?rruiwi by a Bonding Com
?thon/i'd to do business iir
?jfotion bond, will be re
? to be given by the Con
? who are awarded the Con
approved by the Coun
?*'"opened in public at
'^natcd above,
deifications may be
B"at ,hc office of the Archl
? office of the Owner,
of Education of Hay
Bo! ?' Courthouse.
?j" amount of the plan de
" 'elurned to bona fide
? T" receipt of the plans
H c?""" m good condition
11 aV; aft<'r bids are re
'dders will receive the
? mLi tlle cosl ot Pr'nt
^ 1 ing under the same
K, EDUCATION
Hr ^VtlOD COUNTY
!!' v, B?yd. Secretary
June I
Crabtree-Iron Duii Honor Students
MATTIE SUE MEDFORD
WILMA JOLLEY 1
EMEEYN McCRACKEN
MAXINK MKDKORI)
Honor Students have been chosen from the senior class of the
Crabtree-Iron Duff High School. They are: Mattie Sue Medford.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cash Medford, Waynesville, Route 2;
Maxine Medford. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Medford,
Waynesville, Route 2; Emelyn McCracken. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Claud McCracken. Clyde, Route 1: and Wilma Jolley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Jolley. Cove Creek.
All of the girls have been active in extra-curricular activities
in the school during the past four years.
THE YOUNGER SET
By
ROSE WOMACK
"It's all over but the memories "
Yes, after a week of cleaning, dee
orating. and of course, enthusiasm,
the senior class of W.T.li.S, held
their banquet. The dining room of
the Balsam Mountain Sprinfes
hotel was the setting for the glori
ous (once in a lifetime) event. A
color scheme of red and white was
used, built around a theme of
"The Coronation Ball".
A very inspiring invocation was
given by Bobby Compton. after
which dinner was served by the
Junior representatives.
Chosen to rule over the royal
festivities by secret ballot Were
King Ted Owen, and Queen Mary I
Lou Ferguson. Mr. Weatherby
crowned them, and they certainly
looked natural seated on their
thrones.
Dressed as court jesters were
the Junior rcpresetatives, who pro
Garden Club To
Meet Thursday
The Richland Garden Club will
hold a regular luncheon meeting in
the home of the Misses. Ray and
Louise Ballard, at Lake Junaluska.
Thursday,? May 28, at 12:30 p.m.
The program will include reports
of the state Garden Club meeting.
Miss Lou Elva Ellcr will preside.
* ? *
FIELD LIBRARIAN VISITS
HAYWOOD
Miss Elaine Von Oesen. state
field librarian, has returned to Ral
eigh after spending last week in
conlerence with Miss Margaret
Johnston, Haywood County librari
an.
* * *
Mrs. Glenn McClure has return
ed to her home after a visit to Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. Edwards in San
Diego. Calif. She was accompanied
i to California by her son and daugh
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. YV. R. Mc
Clure of Liberty.
I
vided entertainment. They danced
the Minuet and (fid individual en
tertaining.
Aaron Gibson gave a toast to the
teachers, and Miss Margaret Ter
rell, Senior English teacher, re
sponded. The Kev. James Coleman
was introduced then, and toid a
number of jokes with reference to
Mr. Bowles, Mr. Weatherby and
members of the class. His speech
was short and very concise. He told
the seniors to "always look up at
the stars and not down at the mud."
One of the most thrilling mo
ments of the evening was when the
Seniors received their class an
nuals. They certainly were proud
of Kenny Underwood, who as co
editor. was responsible for the
publication of a masterpiece.
Mr. Bowles gave the farewell
speech and John Calhoun sang
"Through the Years".
Personals
Donald Dunham, owner-manager
of the Dunham House, has arrived
from Florida for the summer sea
son.
? ? ?
Miss Itulh Coffey, who is a mem
ber of the elementary school facul
ty at Klon College, N.C., has re
turned to her home here for the
summer and will assist her sisters
at the Waynesville Hardware Com
pany.
* ? *
Waiter Taliaferro, who has been
attending Lees-McHea College, ar
rived Saturday to spend his vaca
tion with his mother, Mrs. Janie
Love Taliaterro.
* * ?
Mr. and Mrs. Koy Martin arriv
ed Saturday Irom Warner Robins,
Ga. Mr. Martin will spend a week
here before returning to his work
in Georgia and Mrs. Martin will
spend the summer. They were join
ed today by their daughter, Mrs.
Ldward 11. Harrison, of Detroit.
? ? ?
Mrs. T. W. Stevenson of San
Diego, Cahl., is visiting relative*
and friends in Waynesville and
Canton. Mrs. Stevenson is the
former Miss Roberta Haynes of
Waynesville.
* * *
Mrs. G. C. Plott has returned
from a visit to her son-ih-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bat
tle, inJ Andrews.
* * *
Dr. and Mrs W. K. Wuillian of
i Atlanta arrived today to open
their home at Lake Junaluska.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee of
Birmingham. Ala., were weekend
guests of the former's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Lee.
* * ?
If ari electric current iDC) is
passed through water, oxygen will
rise from one terminal'and hydro
gen from the other.
PJIARITY STANDINGS OF THE 4 LEADING CIGARETTES
I as shown by lataat published figuraa
?*?? ??? rnmrV, \rni n, rr^^J'V"'r """^4?% f
?mil
i;,, sbbhmSmmbiiiibSPl"r Band 54%/
Hj ni'r CnmrVn Irad over }th Placr "^144%!
M '" - : rrfha. IMS .*?v I
lcamels 7%. ii
t"4TlM0RE PE?P"-E h- - I
Myrna Miller
Entertains
With Dance
Miss Myrna Miller entertained
tfith a dance Thursday evening In
it. John 's Hall in celebration of her
ifteen'.h birthday. She was avsist
fd in receiving b> dier parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller.
The jr. ests included Use Feich
!er. I'at Reeves. Judy Harrell, Mary
inn Fisher. Elizabeth Sununerrow,
Marilyn McCloud Salinda Ui us.
Martha Howell, Billie Jo Stanelli,
Sara Ann Judy. Hex Feichter.
David Jeter, Roy Walker. Gene
Duekett, Johnny Holt/claw. David
Moody. Hugh Campbell. Johnnny
Edwards. Arnold Hannah, David
Henry. Freddie Muse, arttt Danny
~ross. I
* ? ?
l'HF MAKI.F.YS ARRIVE
KROM GERMANY
Capt. and Mrs . Wallace Marley j
and two small daughters. Rebecca I
and Rcgina, arrived Friday after- i
noon from Karlsruhe, Germany
and are visiting Capt. Marle.v"s
mother. Mrs. F. If. Marley.
Capt. Marley has been stationed
with the C?ntral Film Exchange in
Germany for the past three years
He will report to Signal Corps
Headquarters in New York after
iis visit here.
? ? *
Three Canton Men
In Special Navy
Training In Pacific
Pacific Fleet ? Taking part in
"Operation Seajump", a lame scale
amphibious training exercise off
the coast of Southern California,
are John \\. I.ovin. fireman. USN. ''
son of Mr. and Mrs W. W. Lovin. j
serving aboard the high speed
transport USS Diachenko: John
\V. Smathers, fireman. USN, -on
of Mr. and Mrs. K W. Smathers, |
serving aboard the minesweeper
USS Zeal, and Kobert E. Devlin,
ladioman seaman. USN. son of Mr
and Mrs. E. N. Devlin, serving a
hoard the fleet oiler USS Passunip
.sic, all of Canton.
The climax of the exercise will
be a full scalp laud assault by
amphibious forces supported by
air units and helicopter landing
attack forces, against an "enemy"
entrenched at Camp Pendleton,
Ocean side, Calif.
Naval units taking part in Sea
jump include aircraft carriers and
air squadrons, destroyers, sub
marines. minesweepers and vari
ous types of amphibious ships",
landing craft and units.
The exercise is designed as a
means for providing advance am
phibious and land warfare train
ing and improving the readiness of
Naval and Marine forces of the
Pacific Fleet.
Even though many of the parti
cipating units arc veteran of Ko
rea. they constantly engage in
training exercises to maintain
maximum proficiency in the use
of combat tactics and special
weapons.
The Laughing Ilorsc
LOUISVILLE 'AIM ? Laffan
ago got his name because of his
disposition. "After we bought him
as a yearling." says Abe Uiddins,
one of the stable owners, "the
colt acted like he was laughing.
When he was taken on the track
he always wanted to go. That's
how he got the name."
%
Feminine Frock
V
By VERA WINSTON
BACK agsln with lis and very
welcome too Is the soft, feminine,
one-piece frock, a nice choice for
dressy occasions during the
| months ahead. Gray sheer \v1?h
white lace is used for this one,
which would be nice in navy with
pink as well. The low, round neck
is slashed a little at one side
where a string bow is perched.
The skirt consists of tier upon
tier of pleats edged in lace, criss
crossed curtain fashion. The sil
houette bells towards the hem.
This is a good wedding guest
j choice.
My Favorite Recipe
MRS. T. C. NOKKIS
IKKNK'S HULLS
Scald 1 cup of milk, cool to Juke warm, add 1 pkg. dry yeast (or
1 yeast cakei that lias been di solved in !'j cup warm water. Add 1
tablespoon of sugar and 2 heaping tablespoons Crisco (allow Crisco
to melt in warm niilkt then add 2 cups of flour and 1 teaspoon of
salt. Beat together and add 2 more cups of flour and the stiffly beaten
white of one egg
Pour into a greased bowl and put in a warm place until it doubles
in quantitj (about 2 hours). Pour out on floured board, roll rather
thin and cut out, then fold over: place in greased bread pan. Again
put in warm place and let rise about 1 hour. Bake in rather hot oven
(450?i for about 16 or 20 minutes.
Shull Continues
As Recreation
Head In Canton
F. K. (Hill) Sluill was' re-ap
|)oliit<'d chairman of the Hecreat
lon Commission for Mi* Town of
Canton at tho regular meeting of
the official board held Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. James Wells and Frank
W'ykle were also named to the
hoard to serve with Mr. Shull.
their terms expiring In 1958, and
l)r. V. II. Duekett became a mem
ber of the group as a represents
live of the Board of Health.
Other business transacted at the
meeting included granting of
building permits, the re-appoint
nient of J. M, Tate, member of
Champion's Police staff, as a mem
ber of the local Police Department
also.
Guyle Fielder of the St. Louis
Flyers was the only rookie ever to
lie selected to the American
| Hockey League All-Star team. ?
llank llauer, outfielder for the
New York Yankees, was a pitcher
lor Oshkosh in the Wisconsin State
League in 1941.
Rotarians Hear
Doctors Tell Of
Hospital Growth
Dr. R. II. Stretcher, Waynesville
physician. addressed the Hotary
Club here Friday, on the progress
of the Haywood County Hospital.
Dr. Stretcher reviewed the early
lays of the institution, and brought
it up to today, hy describing in
detail some of ttie newer additions
to the Hospital during the expan
sion program.
Dr. Stretcher introduced Dr. S.
S. Hindman. in charge of pathology
it the hospital. Dr. Hindman ex
plained the function of the clinical
laboratory, of which he is in charge
Tissues from all operations are
examined by his department, ana
irompt reports given the physician
in charge. Often these reports are
made within an hour or two. as
compared with several weeks being
?equired when the reports are sent
o out-of-town laboratories.
I.ee Davis, administrator of the
hospital. Was a visitor for the meet
ing Friday. .
Lake Official Is
Better Following
Serious Operation
l)r. F-dfjar H. Neitf, executive
secretary of the Methodist Church's
Southeastern Jurisdictional Coun
cil. is gradually recovering from
severe injuries lie sustained in an
nulo collision last December.
Recently. he underwent surgery
at Piedmont Hospital. Atlanta, fol
lowing extended hospitalization and
medical treatment in Seneca. S. C..
and Asheville.
Dr. Nease was superintendent
of tiie Charlotte Methodist district
prior to a tuning the jurisdictional
post last October 1.
During Dr. Nease's convalescence
Ills administrative duties are being
handled by the council's other ex
ecutive secretary, the R v. James
W. Sells, Atlanat.
It is believed that pheasants
were first taken to England by
Hie Romans.
Queen Jlalote of Tonga in the
Friendly Islands traces her royal
line hark 1,000 years.
Cup For a 'Queen' .
BRITAIN and America are in closa
harmony here as Eddie Fisher,
American singer, presents a cup
to Sheila Handsley. 18. after she
was crowned queen at the Batter
sea Gardens Festival in London.
WNC Traffic Club
Holds Annual
Meeting Here
The Western North fnrolina
Traffic Club will hold its annual
meeting Tuesday at the Waynes
ville Country Club.
There will be a golf tournament
for members during the day and
the annual banquet will Ite held at
7 30 p.m. Election of officers will
follow.
President R. D. Wettach of Ashe
' ville will -preside.
GRANITE BLOCKS
on ? yard
8 x 12 x 16 ...... ' 30c
I! x R x 16 . 20c
a x i> x ig i . , Jk ...... .*1 jL .-j4 .vm* jUjl. xa IU mm- 16c
4 x a x 16 I2^c
PLEMMONS CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO.
1'lionc 6247 Canton, fs'. C.
CONGRATULATIONS
/ Graduates ?
r ^ You Have Our Best Wishes, Always ,
' f
Give The
Graduates Gifts From
1 BELK
HUDSON'S ,
m ??
? They Will
Appreciate It All The More.
Many Lovely Things For
The Young Lady or The
Young Man.
BelkHudson
~,in
1 .? ?
i
i