fc Creek Farmers Welcome Warmer Weather I ^s s \M t i'#Kfit SON > ll< porter . are M) . 'ad to ?ee sun . * k lycfUrating , k (?!' cold ? # inter. At , yi ar wlien feed be .11 (t t/u; weather ?,!(!. i! e< rtailify worries a,:d jk > m hope for uiher and gra.-s in the ire. ,{] M i: diert Ferguson ir. Kci lister and |r tt.d Mi's Mark Swan liiiiari: ' Brevard Sat l'.,vne (Been, the former i, Mct'iarv. lias returned ,ri(J.i In the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc Crary on Fines Creek to stay while , her husband i? recuperating in a I veterans' hospital in Montgomery, Ala. Mr. Green, who was injured j in an automobile wreck near Val | dcse several days ago, seems to be ' getting along nicely. His brother. Dean, was injured more seriously. Both are getting along as well as can be expected. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Swanger on the arrival of a son. Austin Charles, born Febru ary 27. The Swamgers now live at Brevard, but were formerly of Fines Creek. Mrs. Swanger. before ' her marriage, was Faye Green, ' daughter of H. W. Green. 1 Miss Linda Clark spent the weekend with her sister. Mrs. Rob ert Haynes. Mrs. R. C. James left Sunday for a hospital at Winston-Salem, where she is taking treatment Hopes to return home latter part of the week. Nancy Bradshaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bradshaw had a tonsil operation Tuesday at Hay wood County Hospital. Nancy is in second grade at school. Pvt. Bobby Rogers, son of Mr. F. M. Rogers, now stationed at Fort Bragg, spent the weekend at Fines Creek. % Mrs. Glenn Terrell and Mrs. Or Another Doak Walker In Texas? Houston! Tex. (AH>- There's another Doak Walker coining upj He's Walter Fondren, Houston's ville Noland visited their sister, Mrs. Charles McCrary, Sunday. ?i*?r ' great high school player. Walker, former Ail-American halfback at Southern Methodist and now an All-Pro for the cham pion Detroit Lions, wore No. 37 on his jersey. Fondren wears the same number. Fondren. says the critics, has the same stop-and-go style of action and gets the most out of a threat to PASS Joel Hunt, former Texas A & M I loot ball star who coached at Louis- ' Una State and Georgia, remarked about Kondren'a ability to run un til a tacklfr thinks he has a dead shot at him then cut back into the tackier and either bounce off or 1 run right through the taekler's arms. The 155-pound Fondren gained ] 1.752 vards 1.341 rushing and 4.1 j passing?in 11 games, while scor ing 112 points. He's the son of a Houston mil- ~ lionaire and won't be looking a- ! round for the highest bidder for ' next fall. He ma> decide to attend 1 a Texas school. China. Jajan and Korea use little milk. Family Losses Evened AMERICAN FALLS Idaho ?While attempting to adjust ? stoker belt Edward Cronkhite lost his right forefinger. His sympa thetic wife knew just how ptuch it hurt??she lost a finger in an accident 11 years earlier. 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