Many Visitations
Reported From
Lower Cxabtree
By MBS MILLARD FERGUSON
Community Reporter
The Crebtree Baptist Church ob
served a Sunrise service on Easter
morning on the hill-top of the
.Church cemetery. The Kev. Mr.
Raby led the service which was
impressive and well attended.
The Baptist W.M.U met on Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Frank Brown. Mrs. Vinson Davis,
president, presided.
The Rev. W. F. Ferguson filled
the pulplit of the Crabtree M. E.
Church on Sunday morning, bring
ing a very inspirational message
on "Elijah's God."
Mr F. R. Davis of Mooresville is
spending several days with her son
and daughter-in-law. Rev. and Mrs.
A. R. Davis and her new grand
son. Richard Beale. Also visiting
Rev. and Mrs, Davis during the
week end were Mr. Davis' brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Davis of Chagrin Falls, Ohio.
The Lenten services conducted
last week at the Crabtree M. E.
Church by the pastotr, Rev. A. R.
Davis, were well attended and very
much worthwhile spiritually. The
co-operation of the Baptist Church
was much appreciated and added
to the interest of the services.
M M. F. A. McClain Pope ar
r'ved last week from Great Lakes,
111 to spend several days with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Pope, before,
being reassigned.
L. O. Ferguson, Jr has finished
his haaic training at Camp Jack
son. S C. and is spending his in
terim furlough with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lowery Ferguson.
Joe Ferguson and Frank Cham
bers of Camp Gordon. Ga , spent
Faster with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs C. T Ferguson and Mr and
Mrs Weaver Chambers.
Mr and Mrs. Monte Underwood
of Wavnesville spent the week end
visiting relatives in the commun
ity. Mr. Underwood is home with
his discharge from the service at
Long Branch, N J.
Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Corpenine
of Winston-Saiem were guests <111
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Palm
er.
Miss Margaret Noland returned I
to her studies at Gtcauabni o Col->
lege on Monday after spentting the
Faster holiday with her parents.
Mr and Mrs. Hugh Noland.
Clarence Ledford and Miss Irene
Rash of Ha7.elwood were married
on Saturday. April 17 at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Ferguson.
Onlv members of the family were
in attendance. Mr Ledford is em
pi oved by the Tavlor Motor Co
of Wavnesville and Mrs Ledford
Is with the Liner-Sheehan Laundry
of Wavnesville for the present
They will make their home with
Mr. Ledford's parents, Mr. and
Mrs Loyd Ledford.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Woods at
tended the wedding on Sunday in
Greenville S. C of Miss Nellie
Johnson of Bethel and Fred A11
mon Highway patrolman of Bun
combe County
Bahe Walker and Bo Liner of
Danville Va. were visiting friends
on Crabtree during Ihe weekend
and were guests on Saturday of Mr
and Mrs Monroe Noland. Mrs
Walker and children were visitilng
relatives in Waynesvllle.
Marshal Klrknatrirk and Fred
L. S->fTord with f.awrenee Leather
wood- eountv superintendent of
education, attended the dinner
meetln? in Brvspn Citv on Wednes
day nf last week of the State Board
of Education,
Mrs Robert Coleman Jr Clara
and Robert III, of Newberrv, SC
sn?nt Easter weekend with Mrs
Coleman's parents. Mr and Mrs
W C. Klrkpatrlck.
Jack Justice. David Jones and
F, C. Beck, Jr. of High Point spent
Easter with their respective fam
ilies.
Ed C. King of Leicester spent
the weekend with his daughter,
Mrs. Frank Brown and family.
Mrs. Millard Ferguson attended
the program committee meeting on
last Tuesday of the W.S.C.S. of the
Waynesville district at the home of
Mrs. V. E Wilson, the vice presi
dent , in Canton. Others alttcnd
ing were Miss Laura M. Jones of
Franklin, president: Mrs. J. W.
Fowler of Lake Junaluska. secre
tary of Christian Social Relations
and Church Activities; Miss Louise
Ballard. Lake Junaluska. secretary
of Missionary Education, and Miss
Ray Ballard. Lake Junaluska, pro
motion secretary.
Mr and Mrs Fred L Safford
returned on Sunday from Annis
ton, Ala., where they spent Easter
weekend with their son, James and
family.
Mr and Mrs Willie Green and
Mr. and Mrs. R. J Green were
guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs,
Joe Davis of Aliens Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Valdee Barnes and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Spen
cer Fisher and .children^ of Jljjgh
Point spent Easier with Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Allen, parents of Mrs
Barnes and Mrs. Fisher.
Guests of Mr and Mrs. Clarence
Green on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs Tillman Williams of Hot
Springs.
Mr and Mrs Mercus Massey
have returned from Columbia, S
C. where they were called for the
emergency appendectomy of their
son, Henry Earl, who was visiting'
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr J
and Mrs. Jerry Massey of Cotum- j
bla.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Massey
for Faster dinner were the follow
ing children and their families: j
Charlie, Mr and Mrs Judy Massey
of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs Ormond
Cole of Leicester, Mr, and Mrs.
Reeves Robinson of Canton. Mr.
and Mrs Ben Killian of Clyde
Also relatives, Mr. and Mrs Turner
Massey and Mr and Mrs. W. A.
Massey of Ashevllle.
Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Pletn
I tnons spent Easter with Mrs Plem
] mons' mother. Mrs. Dave Fergu
i son of Spring Creek. Madison
: County.
Mr and Mrs. Faraday Beaslc.v
accompanied by their dnughttcr- ;
in-law, Mrs. M. L. Bcasley and
Mickey, spent the weekend visiting j
relatives in High Shoals and Lin
colnton.
Mrs Susie McKr'rht has had
her home newly painted and a now |
store building erected and painted
to match the house, a very neat |
. '
CONCERT RANI) of the Waynesvllle high school, will play Friday nignt, at nine, I
under the direction of Charles Isley, in the state-wide music contest. The band s
has won a rating of superior for the past four years, and shares the top honors
in the state with Lenoir, and Greensboro bands, in grade six?the highest divi~
ion in high sehool band music. The hand left Thursday morning, and will return
late .Saturday afternoon. (See story, page one).
Chicken Supper
Set For Morning
Star Friday 23rd
By MRS. F.LDON BURNETTE
Community Reporter
There will be a chicken supper
at the Morning Star school cafe
teria Friday night. April 23rd
serving from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. for
the benefit of Morning Star CDP
and the church cemetery.
Rev. Doyle Miller, pastor of
Dutch Cove Baptist church is ill
at his home. Rev. Bobby Compton
filled his place at the morning
service and Raymond Blanton
Sunday night. They plan to start a
revival Sunday night, April 25th.
"Aunt" Lizzie Smathers is ill at
her home on Dutch Cove road.
Floyd Miller returned home Sat
Hominy Section
News Events
By MRS MARK SWAIN
Community Reporter
J. O Trull oj Candler is visit
ing his daughter. Mrs Boyee
Green of Laurel Drive this week.
Mrs. James Mat his is much im
proved at the Haywood hospital
where she has been a patient for
several days.
Frank Morris is seriously ill at
Waynesville hospital.
Mrs. Mamie llall left Friday for
Pasadena. Texas, where she will
spend a week with her daughter.
Mrs. Johnnie Fuller.
Mr and Mrs. Shirley Henry of
Dallas. N.C. visited Mr. and \Irs.
W C Medford over the weekend.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bradford James of
Union. S. C., visited friends and
relatives over the weekend.
Miss Cecil Medford who has
been confined to her home by ill
ness for two weeks, is much im
proved.
Mrs Ernest Brovles was called
to Ilayesville Sundav night on ac
count of illness and death of her
mother. Mrs. Oscar Scroggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Sheppard
had as their guests Sundav. Mr
and Mrs LlnVd Caroenter of Cam
illta, Ca.. Mrs. Arthur Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs Pulaskla Castle of
Diyard. On . and Mrs Don Cnr
nenter and daughter. Rebecca, of
StephensviUe, Tex
Mr and Mrs Kcnncv Williams
?>"d familv of Oteen visited Mrs
Williams' parents Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs Olsie Cordell
Mr. and Mrs Otha Hall had as
their guests Sunday and Mondav
Mr and Mrs Paul Williams and
son Rahe. Miss Vanrv Lou Altlzer.
June Patner of Toccoa. C.a
Dan Cordell and son Clvde from
Rrevard visited Mr. and Mrs. Olsie
Cordell Sunday.
Mrs J D Rutherford who is 84
of Candter has returned home af
ter snending two weeks with her
granddaughter. Mrs Bovre Green
.Timmie. the small son of Mr
and Mrs Jim Wilson Is n patient
in the Haywood hospital
and attractive arrangement.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Noland have
purchased the Crahtree Charge
M E, parsonage from the Charge
Trustees, who have plans under
way to erect a red brick parson*
age on the Crabtree M E. Church 1
grounds near Uieir neu;
jrday from an Asheville hospital
yvhere he has been undergoing
treatment.
Porter Plemmons was admitted
to the Haywood County Hospital
Sunday.
i
Mrs. Letha Reeee visited her
daughter and son-in-iaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Troy Robinson at Oteen
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Evans and
Hrenda of Enka spent Easter with
?Mr. and Mrs. Talley Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold MofTitt ,and
Miss Hilda Crawford wore dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bur-'
nette and Ray Sunday and after
lunch visited Mrs. Dennis Craw
forod who is a patient in Hay
wood County Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland I,aney and
children spent Easter with Mrs.
Laney's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Casty Pope.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Crouse
had as their guests over the week
end Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Poole from
Asheboro, parents of Mrs. Crouse.
Mrs. Ann Henson is a patient i
at St. Joseph Hospital in Asheville ,
where she underwent an operation.
About 20 of our young people
from Morning Star church and
their pastor attended the Sunrise
service at Lake Junaluska Sun- i
day morning.
Currier & Ives Exhibit 1
Features Appealing PrirJ
Twenty-two well-known sketches
by Currier and Ives, "Printmakers
to the American People," are fea
tured in an exhibit now on display
in the First National Bank.
Some of the outstanding prints
are: ' The Old Barn Floor." showing
a little colored boy dancing to
bcnjo music; "The Farmers Home
Autumn," picturing farmers gath
ering up yellow apples in an or
chard: "High Water in the Miss
issippi." depicting a Hood in "Big
Muddy" with the steamer "Stone
wall Jackson" in the background;
' Camping in the Woods," showing
four bearded and mustachioned
hunters discussing a fish one has
caught, and "The Miller's Home."
with a peaceful rural "Down by
the Old Mill Stream," scene.
Other titles include: "Four Sea
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