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A I.ARGF At'DIENCE attended the annual 1 Canton Chamber of Commerce banquet, at Camp < Hope Saturday night. This picture was made as Dr. Paul Reid, president of Western Carolina College, was speaking. (A Mountaineer Photo by J. Deaton). Singing Set For Two Sunday At Balsam There has been an announce ment that a singing will be held at the Balsam Baptist church Sun Pvt. Watson Completes 8-Week Cooking Course Pfc James T. Watson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Watson of Route 3 Waynesville. was among 28 stu dents who completed an eight-week cooking course this week at Fort Benning's Third Army Food Ser vice School. The basic cooking course, one of three laugh tat the school, teaches preparation of meals for men in Army mess halls and soldiers In the field. The Food Service School is one of the oldest activities at Fort Ben ning. day afternoon, starting at two o'clock. Hubert Ensley has issued an in vitation for everyone to attend. C BIRTHS At the Haywood County Hos- . pital: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark of Waynesville, a son, May 3. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryant of Waynesville ,a son, May 4. Mr. and Mrs. James Swanger of Waynesville, a daughter, May 4 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Murrill of j Mount Gilead, a son, May 5. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole of Canton, a daughter, May 5. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Derrick of Balsam, a daughter. May 15. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cogburn of Canton, a daughter, May 15. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blazer of "anton, a son. May 5. NOTICE OF CANDIDACY Fur Member of HOARD OF EDUCATION Hethel District Y'our Support and Vote Will He Appreciated Clifton S. Terrell CLYDE SENIORS are shown here as they enjoyed a visit to Wash ington. They had their picture made on the capital lawn, with Congressman Oeorge A. Shuford, (center). Accompanying the seniors were Stanly Livingston, principal, and Mrs i Brown r | Cecil Churches To Observe" All-Day Services Sunday Hy Mrs. J. EDGAR BURNETTE Community Reporter The Laurel Grove Baptist Church will have an all-day serv ice on Sunday, with dinner at the noon hour. There will also be a singing at the church each month on the fourth Sunday evening. The Riverside Baptist Church wjJl have an all-day service on Sunday and dinner will be served at the noon hour. The afternoon program will con sist of quartettes and congregation al singing. The pastor will be in charge of the morning worship service. Leroy Morgan, of Greer, S. C. was the weekend guest of his sis ter, Mrs. Carl Singleton, Mr. Sin gleton and Tommy. Cpl. and Mrs. Clifford Burnett of Union. S. C? were the guests of the former's aunt Mrs. Anderson llus key and family. The young couple is honeymooning at this time. I Cpl. Burnett has re-enlisted for ] three years in the Marine Corps and will be stationed at Parris Island, S. C. He is the son of the late Wade Burnett of this area. Lynn Sorrells. young son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sorrells, under went a tonsillectomy on Friday. He Is doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Reeco and ramily moved into their new home in Wednesday. Mrs. Arthur Pace and daughter, Joyce, will leave May 12 for New Fork and will sail from there for ilremerhaven, Germany. They will ioin Sgt. Pace there as he will be Rationed there for two more years. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holcombe and son Larry, Mrs. Lona Farmer, all if Asheville, also Mrs. Ethel Smith if Canton, were the visitors this week of Mrs. Elizabeth Singleton ind Mrs. Kate Pace at their home. Robbie Reeves, young son of Mr. ind Mrs. James Reeves had his onsils removed on Friday at the laywood County Hospital. He is ?eeuperating at his home. Mrs. Grover Warren and Mrs. J E. Burnett attended the leaders' training school for foods and nutri tion leaders of the Home Demons tration clubs at the REA kitchen on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ardell Grooms and children were the dinner guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pace and family. Richland Baptists To Have All-Day Program Sunday J. E. Brown. Moderator of the Tuckasiegee Association of Jack son County, will be the guest speaker on the afternoon program at the all-day Mother's Day Serv ice at the Richland Baptist Church. Sunday. The pastor, the Rev. Edgar WS1 lix. will deliver the sermon dur ing the morning worship hour. Dur ing this service he will recognize the mothers present and the chil dren. During the afternoon the pro gram will include singing, speak ing. and recognition of the Sun-| day School department by Alliej Moore, superintendent, the Wo man's Missionary Union by Mrs. Everett Cutshaw, president, and a short plav by members of the I Training Union. A picnic lunch and fellowship will be held at the noon hour. An invitation is extended to friends of the church to attend. lee ? ? ? " 03 Annual Statt Named At WTHS Marguerite Ru^s. and Don Shaw, rising seniors of WTHS, were nam ed co-editors of the annual for the 19R5 senior class. The two have been co-editors of The Local Yokel, high School news paper published by the Junior class of the school. Suzanne Curry was named busi ness manager of the annual. J. B. Martin Serving Aboard Destroyer SAN DIEGO. Calif tFITTNO? Destroyer Squadron IS arrived here from the Far West May 1. James B Martin. Jr.. boilerman second class. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs James B. Martin of Clyde. Is serving aboard the destroyer USS Wedderburn. The ships Included In the squad ron are the destroyers USS Boyd. USS McDermut. USS Tingey, USS Yarnall, and USS Wedderburn. The squadron has made three tours of duty In the Far East pa trolling the waters of Korea. Japan and Formosa. Nurses Meeting Set Report* will he given on the American Nur*e* Association con vention at the nest meeting of District 1 of the North Carolina Nurses Association at 4 p m. 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