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Three CDP Tours Held This Week With three inter-coir, munit: visits this week and one ne.d weei the schedule of the 1953 CDf farm and home tours ends. On Tuesday West Pigeon wert hosts to Upper Crabtree. Friday Kast Pigeon will visit Thiekety and Saturday South Clyde goes ti: Francis Cove. The final tour of the season is August 29 when Cruso does the honors for White Oak. An even 230 persons attended Tuesday's field day at West Pi geon, as the visitors went home with most of the prizes. West Pi geon's Roy Johnson won the guess ing game. May Vance the fox horn blowing contest, and the West Pi geon boys romped over Upper Crabtree in softball 14-1, but the remainder of the events were tak en by Upper Crabtree residents. Horse shoe pitching was won by Rranton King and George Best, and by Jean Bradshaw and Edna Best. Best target shots were Ben Best, Sarah James, Carl McCrack en and Loraine Sanford. Upper Crabtree girls eased past West Pi geon in Eoftball 3-2. Mrs. Maud Worlev of West Pi geon was song leader. Others par tiicpating in the afternoon's activi ties were David Vance. May Ed wards, Billy Terrell, Carter Jus tice, Bill Beasley. Ralph Elkins. Jack Frady. De Wayne Howard. Mrs. David Vance, Mrs. Jack Rig gin, Clifton Terrell, Jack Riggin Mrs. Henry Garner, Edith Ed wards, Jimmv Low, Jean Mann, Barbara Reece, Edith Cogdill. Jimmy Lee Best and Fav'e Sutton. A 10 o'clock start is planned for Friday's tour of Thiekety bv East Pigeon. The group will assemble on the Hyder Mountain-Thickety Acting For 3-D Stimulating Job. Warner Star Says c ' -Iss a very stimulating experi ence to participate in something ? as new and exciting as 3-D pic ? tures," says Vincent Price, one of I the stars of Warner Bros.' "House i of Wax." The first three-dimension, film i in Natural Vision to be produced by a major studio, "House of Wax" will open at the Park Theatre on Sunday. "Even actors, with tlieir suppos edly high-spirited lives, find them selves in a rut once in a while." Price sa\;s. "It takes a new med ium like three-dimension to give us new life and zest." The effect of realism which the new film process gives was reflect ed in the performances of all the players. Price feels. "Our fights are more realistic, I'm sure, and so are the love scenes. Before the picture was finished, we all be gan to believe that we were act ually the people we were portray ing." Besides Price, the cast of the WarnerColor film is headed by Frank Lovejoy and Phyllis Kirk. Vernon Massey Dies At 51 In California Vernon Massey, 51, a veteran of 'wenty-five years service in the U. S. Navy, died Monday morning at his home in San Diego, California. A native of Waynesville, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Massey. He served in both World Wars and had made his home in Califor nia folliwing his retirement from the Navy about five years ago. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Mabel Massey; three brothers, Z. I,. Massey of Waynesville, George Massey of Brevard, and Phil Mas sey of Hazelwood; three sisters, Mrs. H. H. Collins of Clyde, Mrs. Tom Mull of Waynesville, and Mrs. J. C. Clark of Fines Creek; and a number of nieces and nephews in Haywood County. Funeral services will be held in California Friday morning. load above the bridge at Clyde (or a visit to a community noted for part-time terming. After a look at Roy llaynes' farm, the party will proceed to Jack Harris's to see beef cattle and pasture improvements, to James Harris's to see purebred short horn cattle, to the pasture reno vation of Shea and Dink Wines and to the Test Demonstration farm and home of Roy Robihson. After inspecting the modern home of George Frady, the group will see another demonstration farm, that of K O. Carswell, and con tinue to the Rockwood Church to see the kitchen and other improve ments. Lunch and the afternoon program will be at the Beaverdam school. . Catnr/lnu'p Innr cnn Conili uavuiua* a iwu? win acv uuui n Clyde going to Francis Cove. As sembling at the intersection of Raccoon Road with US 276. the gronup will visit the Ladino clover and orchard grass of Mrs. M. G. Head. Cash Edwards' home im provements, Cosby Frady's road side fruit stand -? with a pause to enjoy his view of Francis Cove ? ?R. H. Boone's orchard and hy brid corn and Hugh Massie's yard improvements and fish pond. After a tour of Will Boone's or chard and a look at his lawn, the tour will proceed to Wiley Frank lin's to see^his flowers, to Mrs. Louis Siler's flowers and yard, to R. H. Boone's beef cattle and to i Frank Christopher's truck crops, tobacco and 4-H poultry project. The party will arrive at the Francis Cove Church in time to inspect the new building before lunch. Lunch will be served and the recreation program will take | place at the church. I I Baltimore and Washington are about 38 miles apart by road. I Laurel Grave Church Elects New Minister By MRS. J. EDGAR BURNETTK Community Reporter The Rev. Ralph Surrett, of Bea verdam, was ejected on Sunday as pastor of the Laurel Grove Bap ; list Church. The Cecil Home Demonstration Club will meet next Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. for a handicraft work shop on decorating wooden plates, j and a picnic lunch will be served | at noon. They will meet at the : Alonzo Warren camp. All club women are asked to bring two gift suggestions for those j on your holiday list. Any visitors are welcome to at tend this craft meeting. j Mrs. J. H. Reece, Mrs. Frank Sorrells, Mrs. Jim Metealf. Mrs. J. E Burnette. Mrs. W. H. Hargrove, Mrs. *W. D. Rhinehart, all of the Riverside Baptist Church, and the pastor. Rev. Paul Grogan. also Rev. W. N. Gardner of Hollywood, Flori da, attended the Haywood County Baptist Associational meeting at Fines Creek and Antioch Baptist Churches on Tuesday and Wednes day. The program on both days was inspiring. Mrs. Lizzie Singleton and Mrs. Kate Pace had as visitors on Sun day, the Rev. and Mrs. Will Pharr, Mrs. Richard Inman, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holcombe and son Larry, Mrs. Lona Farmer, and Mrs. Laura Gordon of Asheville. Mrs. T. E. Morgan, Leroy Morgan and Ella Mae Morgan of Greer, S. C., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Singleton and; family. Tommy Singleton arrived home last week-end following several weeks employment in South Caro lina. Rosemary and Bobby Pace, daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pace, had a birthday party j on Friday afternoon, Mrs. Arthur Pace, Joyce Pace. iJrenda and Judy Pace of Waynes-i Ville, were among the twenty-two guests present. Following games played, the hostess served ice cream and cake. The honorees received many love Iv gifts. J Mrs. Cora Franks of Glcnville.: was the guest several days this week of her brother. Coy Pressley. and Mrs. Pressley and children. * I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boiling and sen, Marion, also Mr. Boiling's They are closing in on the Phantom, a visitor from another world, in this scene from the exciting science-fiction film "Phantom From Space," showing at the Strand on Friday and Saturday, August 21-22, Seen here are Ted Cooper, Noreen Nash, James Seay, Ru dolph Anders and Harry Landers. parents, all of Rock Hill, S. C..' were the week-end guests of Mr. I and Mrs. J. M. Hurnette and daugh ter, Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Grooms and j children of Gastonia, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stepp and family of High j i'oint, Mrs. Lockie Grooms and Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Hargrove and chil dren, motored on Sunday to Cosby 1 and Gatlinburg, Tenn. Mr. and j Mrs. Stepp were visiting the Har grove family for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buchanan I and family have moved from the Claude Warren house to Avery | County on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Mauney of Pasadena. Tex., spent ten days here j visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. j Torn Mauney and Mrs. Max Bur-j nette. The Mauney's returned home , Tuesday. The W.M.U. of Riverside Baptist j Church met on Wednesday for the regular monthly program at the , home of Mrs. Louie Reeee with the president. Mrs. J. H. Reeee, in charge. Mrs. Thomas Erwin entered the Victoria Hospital at Asheville last Friday for an operation. She is improving and hopes to be home in lour or five more days. Louie Reece underwent an opera tion at the Haywood County Hos pital last Friday and will be home i in a few days. Theodore Long, who has been a patient at the Memorial Mission Hospital for over a week, due to an eye injury suffered in a fall, returned to his home on 'Wednes day afternoon Hazardous Homework LOUISVILLE, Ky. <AP> ? A 23 year-old barber college student, was arrested for carrying around j his homework?a razor. Police said they took him off a I horse near a riding academy alter receiving reports he was riding recklessly and had fallen off the animal. He said he had just pur chased the razor. Visit From Space Theme Of Picture What would the people on earth do if we were suddenly faced with the visit of a weird and frightening oareature from another world who is obviously bent on our destruction? This provocative thought has in spired a thrilling new motion pic ture, "Phantom From Space," which makes its local bow at the Strand Theatre next Friday through United Artists release. The picture tells of an intrepid inhab itant of another planet who comes to the earth in a device that trav els at the amazing speed of 5000 miles per hour. He entt+.s the range of our radar screen somewhere in Alaska and lands at Santa Monica, California. The theme and concept of "Phantom From Space" gives us a breath-taking glimpse into the future. Heading the cast are such popu lar players as Ted Cooper. Rudolph Anders, Noreen Nash and James Seay. The picture was produced and directod by W. Lee Wilder. WANT ADS FOR RENT?Six-room brick house in excellent condition located right in town. Oil furnace. Dial GL 6-3972 for information. A 20-1 f FOR RENT ? New (Jar. Apt. Furnished. Would like to have couple where the wife could care for two children during school hours. Con tact Sam L. Queen. Jr. Queen's Motor Court. Aug 20-24 FOR SALE?Anchor 2 phase TV booster. New condition. Will sell for $25. Dial GL 6-5337. Aug 20-24 FOR SALE ? Electric Marquette ! refrigerator, slightly used. Excel- 1 lent condition. Dial GL 6-5339. Aug 20-24 LOST: Bunch of keys in front of 515 Walnut St,, or in front of I Biltmore Dairy Bar, Lake Juna- ; luska License No. 329-570. Call j Mrs. M. O. Galloway, Dial GL 6-' 3455. A 20-tf Donald Crawford Returns From Korea With Purple Heart Donald M. Crawford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Crawford of Waynesville. Route 4, received his honorable discharge last Sunday at Camp Lejeune. Donald entered service in Aug ust, 1951, when he was sent to Par ris Island, S. C. for boot training and was awarded the certificate as the outstanding marksman of his platoon. He later received the rank of Pfc. and three months later was sent to Camp Pendleton, Calif, for two months' combat training. After this training he was sent to Korea j where he served three months on the front lines until wounded. He was then sent to the U. S. Naval Hospital in Yokosuka, Japan, where , he received treatment for a month j jnd later was sent to Oska, Japan, where he became too pitcher of the 1 baseball league made up of Ameri cans. Donald was a graduate of the f Crabtree-lron Duff school, and was in employee of the Farmers Fed eration before induction into the i Marine Corps. First Republicans HENDERSON. Kv. (AP) ? For the first time in history a slate of Republican candidates is offered to the voters of the city and coun- li ty in the local primary election. In the past, nomination on the j | Democratic ticket was tantamount to election in Henderson. | ? II American Legion Meets For Annual Picnic Sun. The American Legion Posts of Waynesville and Hazelwood will hold their annual picnic for all members and their families at Camp Hope Sunday afternoon, Aug ust 23. Everyone is urged to at tend and to bring a picnic supper. The event will begin at 2 p.m. Expert Tree Care WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va. < AP) ?When a 40-foot Norway spruce had to be moved to make way for a new wing at the Greenbrier Hotel, many people were worried about its fate. But the 100-year-old tree got as elaborate care as an invalid. It was covered with a plastic cocoon to keep the moisture in. It got shots of glucose, a concentrated food. And its roots were carefully pruned and bagged in burlap. It took four days to move the tree to its new location 125 feet away, where it is expected to live many more years. I . ???? I Two From Here f Nurses' School \V<, To Join Hospi(ai s Mi?*? Moselle Lin., 1 genia Boone were ar 1 yy. August 55 ?*? Baptist Hospital Schtl ?ng. at the First r" 1 in Winston-Salem, X? me^ers, ? the gradujtj. Miss Liner attended^ College at Greensboro , Boone attended Wrvr Hill. NC ?? Both Miss Liner Boone will assume dut? Haywood Count v HoJ? Liner on the ubstreticjj Miss Boone on the sur^ There is about cue atre ernment-owned forest u eStafes"tiZen ^ e?minem?i Smoky Mtn. DRIVE-IN THEATRE Balsam Rd. Dial GL (5-5446 "Western North Carolina's Newest." Children Under 12 Admitted FREE SHOW STARTS AT 7:45 P. M. THURS. & FRI., AUG. 20 & 21 DOUBLE FEATURE "Cleopatra's Follies" IN 3 - I) ?ALSO? "Wild Women" ? SATURDAY, AUG -22 DOUBLE FEATURE "Kansas Raiders" (In Color) Starring AUDIE MURPHY BRIAN DONLEVY MARGUERITE CHAPMAN _ A LSO ? "Ghosts On The Loose" Starring AVA GARDNER LEO GORCEY ? SUN. & MON? AUG. 2.5 & 21 "Law And Order" (In Color) Starring . RONALD REAGAN At The SMOKY MTN. DRIVE-IN THEATRE Thursday and Friday, August 20 & 21 mm "CLEOPATRA FOLLIES" ? ? KVIAIINC "REMIND THE SCENfS" KAIUKk AIOUT CLAMOUR GUIS IN HOLLYWOOD It STMIIIM KIWI III 3rd MMHION PLUS ztz "WILD WOMEN" Sisvattd DIAL GI, 6-4551 LAST DAY ? THURS.. AUG. 20 v "^^ji 111 '"'MMIM III I I The STAR y-Y ond AUTHOR of m / "THE SNOWS OF T*m? * KILIMANJARO" \T ' '"W / Gregory X^A PECK \ ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S ! Crwt White Hunter J JOAN BENNETT ROBERT PRESTON NEWS FRI. & SAT.. AUG. 21-12 BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PHANTOM/^ FROM / _aSA SMCE^JB EARTH TREMBLED AT HIS AWESOME POWER! . . . PLUS LASH LA RUE IN "GHOST TOWN RENEGADES" CHAP. 9 "JUNGLE DRUMS" CARTOON SUN. - MON. TUBS.. AUG. 23-24-25 JOSE FERRER b "fJak/mki Mouilii -- THE MOST STARTLING AND DARING LOVE STORY EVER TOLD. WARNER NEWS PARK Theatre Program THIIRS. & FKI., AUG. 20 & 21 "The Farmer Takes A Wife" (In Color) . Starring BETTY GRABLE DALE ROBERTSON SATURDAY, AUG. 22 DOUBLE FEATURE "Santa Fe Stampede" Starring JOHN WAYNE ?ALSO? I "It's In The Bag" Starring JACK BENNY I FRED ALLEN ? SUN., MON. & TUES., AUG. 23, 24, & 25 "House Of Wax" 3 - D THE MOST ASTOUNDING MOTION PICTURE SINCE MOTION PICTURES BEGAN! DON'T MISS IT! NATURAL VISION tJr Dimension From Warner Bros! Every Thrill Of Its Story Comes Off The Screen Right At You! "HOUSE OF WAX" r>-i? d.. cuiui u.V WARNERCOLOR Starring VINCENT PRICE FRANK LOVEJOY PHYLLIS KIRK CAROLYN JONES PAUL PICERNI Screen Play by Production by Crane Wilbur Bryan Foy Directed by Andre deToth DON'T MISS THIS AMAZING 3 D PICTURE SHOWING THREE DAYS AT THE PARK THEATRE! SUN, MON. & TUES., AUG. 23, 24 & 25 ADMISSION Adults 50c Children 20c Charge Of 10c For Viewing Glasses Waynesvi DRIVE 1 THEATRl Children Under R Admitted FREE j show Starts at m; I THURSDAY, Al t. "Captive Womi Starring ROBERT CLARK! MARGARET KIEL1 j Selected Short Subj# Color Cartoon ? J FRIDAY, AUG. 8 "The Girls 01 I Pleasure Isltn (In Color) Starring LEO GENN DON TAYLOR ! ? ALSO 5 Color Cartoons ? SATURDAY, AUG. DOUBLE FEATll "Cimarron Ki (In Color) Starring AUDIE MURPff YVETTE DUGA ? ALSO - "Another Men Poison" Starring BETTE DAVIS GARY MERRILL ? SUN. & MOX, AUG. 23 & 21 "The Snows ( Kilimanjaro (In Color) Starring GREGORY FECI SUSAN HAYWAI AVA GARDNEI THE VERY SMART-IN SCHOOL DRESSES Will Be Found At RAY'S CLASV R.OOM CLAfflC DAN RIVE* GINGHAM PLAID . . SMARTLY TAILORED . . T ACCENTED WITH COLORFUL . MATCHING METAL BUTTONS K ON A DOUBLE BREASTED V EFFECT WAIST. SIZES 712 COLORFUL PLAID AND FLORAL PRINT WAIS1 . ACCCNTiD BY A SPARKLING V WHITE PIQUE VESTIE W Ml AT0P A Mil SWIRLING BLACK M* SIZES 7-U ALSO AVAILABLE IN CHUBBY SIZES B'^.M'i) PP.E-SCHOOL PHETTT i RRIGHT WOVEN A' GINGHAM PIAID 9 ? TRIMMED WITH f\9ll' FROSTY WHITE Ql \ WAFFlf PIOUE PILGRIM COLLAR ANO G CUFFS SIZES 3-6'i. Sub-Teens To Size 14 Iee, EMMOIDERED WHITE BROADCLOTH BLOUSE COM ?INED WITH A DUST RUTELEO SOIIO COLOR Mitt SET Oft WITH A BEADED WAISTLINE. SIZES 1-3 E CLASS ' ' WmTz y WA*r la cHWggk '-?* CO, c??.,??? *?n SSPI 4^?? MATCHING A VON DALE STRIPED AND PLAIN CHAMSRAYS SMARTLY FASHIONED WITH UNUSUAL TRIMMING EFFECTS. SIZES J-tVS KAY'S DEPT. STOBi
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