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Many Visitors In
Lower Crabtree
Section Reported
By Mrs Millard Ferguson
Community Reporter,
The Crabtree Baptist prayer
meeting was postponed this week
because of their church attend
ance of the nafrnSeratfp PeVival
being held at the Ftyies^lfteek Bap
tist Church.
The Rev. A. R. Davis gave the
3rd lesson in the mission study.
"Heritage and Destiny" at Fincher
Chapel last Sunday evening. The
4th and last of these lessons will
be Sundity. Feb 28 at 7 p.m. at
Mt. 7-ion. They have been very
interesting.
Several of our women of the
Methodist Church are attending
the Mission Study. "Life and Task
of the Church, Around the World,"
being taught by Miss Louise Bal
lard at Long's Chapel, Lake
Junaluska
The Welch Messer family have
their new home comoleted and
are moving in this week. They are
very grateful to their many friends
for the many kindnesses and loyal
help extended them.
Mr and Mrs Hob James an
nounce the marriage o f their
daughter Sarah Francis to Clayton
Jlaynes, son of Mr. and Mrs. liar
lev llaynes of Lake Junaluska
Mr. and Mis. Havnes are with Mr.
llaynes' brother and sister-in-law,
Mr and Mrs. Joe llaynes of Iron
Duff until he is recalled to his
work in Ohio.
We are very proud of the sports
manship award which our Crab
tree-iron Duff boys won In the
tournament In fact we are much
prouder of this award than if they
had made the winning team. We
also congratulate (he Fines Creek
gills on winning the same award.
We are sorry to learn of the
road accident last week in which
Wayne and Dean Green were in
jured Dean married one of our
local girls Miss Juanita Noland
and was stationed at the Tampa i
air base in Tampa, Fla They were
enroute In Fla. from a visit to their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
Green of Powhatan, Va. Mrs. ,
Green and small son have arrived
and will be wilh her grandparents, i
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Ferguson, while 1
her husband is recuperating at
Moore General Hospital.
Linda and Donnell llenson, |
granddaughters of Mr and Mrs.
Monroe Yarborough arc home af-:
ter a fonsileetomv last week at !
Mission Hospital in Asheville. AI-1 !
so home from the Haywood Conn- 1
iy Hospital are Miss Alice Marie ^
PARK i
Theatre Program 1
THITRS. & FRI.,
FEB. 25 & 26 s
"Sea Of Lost ;
Ships"
Starring i
JOHN DEREK
WANDA HENDRIX
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SATl'RDAY, FEB. 27
"West Of Abilene"
Starring
CHARLESSTARRETT
?ALSO? 1
ALWAYS THE BEST
IN SELECTED
SHORT SUBJECTS
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SUN. & MON..
1KB. 2X & MARCH 1
THE LAST BRAWLING
^^^DAYS OF THE
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Quilting Party
Held In Iron
Duff Community
By MRS RAY MILNER
Community Reporter
Mrs. H. R Bryson and Mrs. Earl
Messer were hostesses to an oid
fashioned quilting party last Sat
urday at the home of Mrs. H. R.
Bryson. Those present included:
Mrs. Etta Crawford, Mrs. Cleve
land Park, Mrs. Frank Bradshaw.
Mrs. Hardy Caldwell. Mrs. Larry
Caldwell. Mrs. Glenn Tate and
McCracken, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson McCracken and
Mrs. Frank Hannah who had ton
jileclomies.
Pfc. Malcolm L. Beasley. son.of
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Beasley is now
stationed in Germany Where he
drives a truck. Beasley is now play
ing with 148th truckers basketball
team, which is rated one of the
leading teams. The truckers have
won a place in the Stuttgart dis
trict play-off with Beasley as one
of the sharp shooters. His wife,
the former Josephine Presnell and
?on Michael are residing with
Beasley's parents.
F N. Benton McCrary, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W J. McCrary.
writes his parents that he will be
in Sicily this week. Yourtg Mc
Crary, while on a Naval cruise,
has visited many Interesting plac
es. among them India and Egypt,
and he doosn't know just when he
will touch the States again.
Cpl. and Mrs. Monte Underwood
are home on a 45-day leave from
Long Branch. N. J. They are visit
ing Mrs. Underwood's brother
.fohn It. Ferguson and her sister,
Mrs. Jim Moody this week.
Glenn C. Palmer attended a
state REA meeting in Raleigh last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McCloud of
Washington, D. C. and Mrs. T. B.
McCracken of Canton were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McCrary on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs W. C. Kirkpatrick
are visiting their daughters, Mrs.
Monroe Crane of Chester. S. C.
and Mrs. Robt. Coleman and fami
ly of Newberry, S. C.
Millard Ferguson attended the
Lincoln Day Dinner at Charlotte
last Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse Price and Mrs. Dora |
Snyder are still on our sick list j
is are also Weaver Hanev and the ?
I small sons. Wayne, Ronnie and 1
"arroll. of Mr. and Mrs. Junior
iawkins.
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Mr and Mrs Major Presnell of <
>1iami, Fla . are visiting their sis-1 <
er-in-law, Mrs. Robert Presnell >
his week. I j
. '. i
Buddie Lowe, son of Mr. and
drs. Jesse Lowe and Ed Green. j
on of Mr. and Mrs. John Green. ! ,
vho have been working in Flint. ,
dich are visiting their hotne
olks tin-- week
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Smoky Mtn.
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
[ialsam Rd. Dial GL 6-5446
"Western North Carolina's
Newest."
Children Under 12
Admitted FREE
Show Starts At 7:00 P. M.
THl US. St FRI.,
FEB. 2.t St 26
"Island In The
Sky"
JOHN WAYNE
?PLUS?
Cartoon Carnival
a
SATURDAY. FEB. 27
DOUBLE FEATURE
"The Big Trees"
(In Color)
Starring
KIRK DOUGLAS
PATRICIA WYMORE
?ALSO?
"Mister
Walkie-Talkie"
Starring
WILLIAM TRACY
JOE SAWYER
? Color Cartoon ?
m
SUN. & MON..
FEB. 28 - MARCH 1
"Blowing Wild"
Starring
GARY COOPER
BARBARA STANWYCK
RUTH ROMAN
THE WAYNES VLLLK
Park To Show 3-D Epic
'Jesse James Vs. Daltons'
Mrs. Leona Leatherwood.
A largo number of people from
the Antiocb Baptist Church at
tended the county-wide revival
held at Fines Creek this week.
We are very proud of the re
ports just received from two of
our local girls, both graduates of
the class of 1353 from Crabtree
Iron Duff school. They are Maxine
Medford, student nurse at Mission
Hospital In AshoVille and Mattie
Sue Medford, student at Bob Jones
University.
A recent report shows that Max-j
ine is leading her class with a
grade of 98 8 and Mattie Sue was ,
reported making the Dean's List
last quarter. She had more points
than were requited.
Mrs. Roy Phillips, Jr. of Char
lotte spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and "Vs. Ned Craw
ford.
Thad Medford, who is in the
army and is stationed at Fort Jack
son, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Med
fird. He was accompanied back to
camp by his parents and his
friend, Miss VirfMa Morrow of
Jona'han Creek.
Dan Davis is spending a few days
here with his wife and parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Davis.
J. R Caldwell, Jr. spent a few
days last week here with his wife
and parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Caldwell. ? ,
We are very proud of the boys
>f our school in winning the
Sportsmanship trophy down at
Canton in the tournament last
.veek We are atSo "proud of plac- |
ng a girl on the first team, Bon
lie Sue Justice.
Raymond Caldwell spent a few
lays in Florida last week on busi
ness.
r-u
Frnnk Medford. student at WCTC
spent the weekcb'if "with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs..Joe Medford.
Wine more than 2.100 years old
ivas taken from an ancient wreck
in the Mediterranean sea by a.1953
archaeological expedition.
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TIICRS. & FRI.k FEB. 25 & 26
"CIIAMP FOIt A DAY"
whV
ALEX WTOL
AUDREY TOTTER
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SATURDAY, FEB. 27
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ZAXE OREVS
"CODE OF THE WEST"
With
JAMES WARREN
?ALSO?
CHAPTER NO. 9 OF
?RETURN OF CAPT. MARVEL"
SI N.. MON. & TIES..
FEB. 28 * MARCH 1 & 2
"The
Eddie Cantor
Story"
A Great Warner Brew.
Technicolor Musical
Starring
KEEFE KKASSELLE
? and
MARILYN ERSKINE
The deadliest gunslingers of the
' West battle it out in Columbia Pic
I tures' "Jesse James vs. the Dal
! tons," 3-1) drama which arrives at
the Park Theatre on Sunday.
Brett King and Barbara Lawrence
are starrtd in the new Western
! drama filmed in color by Techni
1 color.
King, as an embattled Western
| er who drew the fastest gun in a
country where men lived or died
by bullet rule, is pitted against the
Daltons, deadliest gang of all. Be
lieved to be the son of Jesse James,
the notorious desperado. King re
lies on his guns in his desperate
attempt to prove he is not the out
law's son, and he even fakes a rail
road holdup in order to contact
the Dalton gang whom he believes
can lead fcim to James, from whom
he can learn the truth.
With the help of Miss Lawrence,
daughter of a man who rode with
James, King arranges a rendez
vous with the Daltons at a moun
tain hide-out where the outlaw's
loot is cached The loot turns out
to be Confederate money and the
Daltons ride off with Miss 6aw
rence to hold up Coffeyville's two
banks.
Kingi who has been able to prove
his true identity, warns the towns
people and the dread outlaws are
wiped out In an epic battle. King,
his name cleared, is now free to
pursue his romance with Miss Law
rence to the point of matrimony.
TV Bores Convicts
FOLSOM PRISON. Calif. (AP>?
All California State prisons now
have television, but many convicts j
still are bored. Warden Robert A
Heinzc, acknowledging a gift of six
TV sets from movie producer Wal
ter Wanger. said Folsom was the
last of the State prisons to acquire
TV.
"Most of the prisoners like it,"
Heinze commented. "But a good
many don't seem to be interested
at all."
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Waynesville
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Children Under 12
Admitted FREE
Show Starts At 7:15 P. M.
?
THURS. & FRI.,
FEB. 25 & 2fi
"The Ring"
Starring
(iKRAI.D MOHR
RITA MORENO
2nd Feature To Be
Announced ?
? AI.SO ON FRIDAY ?
5 Color Cartoons
?
SATURDAY. FEB. 27
DOUBLE FEATURE
"The Raiders"
(In Color)
Starring
RICH ARD CONTE
VIVECA LINDFERS
?ALSO?
"Miraculous
Journey"
(In Color)
Starring
RORY CALHOUN
AUDREY LONG
? Color Cartoon ?
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SIHV. & MON..
FEB. 28 A MARCH 1
"It's A Pleasure"
(In Color)
Starring .
SONJA HENIE
MICHAEL O'SHEA
Ncwh and Cartoon
MOl>TAl.>ttK
Fish Breaks Record
DALLAS 1AP1?In 34 years of
driving Mrs. Clarence Kimber had
never denied a fender. Then she
bought a gold fish in a small car
ton of water. She put it on the
front seat of her car.
As she rounded a curve on the
way home, (he carton started to
slide off the seat.
Mrs. Kimber grabbed for the
fish, the car jumped a curb and
smashed into a tree. It cost $50 to
repair.
The gold fish lost its water sup
i ply and apparently wa^ dead by
the time Mrs. Kimber got home.
She put it on the kitchen drain
[board and forgot about it. Some
| time later she put the Ash in water.
It revived and was apparently none
he worse for wear
I'nlike most lizards, the chame
leon can focus its eyes on one spot
land so achieve binocular vision.
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sheepmen n i:;, "r>
their range ,.d
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