Large Crowd
Attends Church's
Anniversary Day
By MRS MILLARD FERGUSON
Community Reporter
The 140th anniversary observed
on last Sunday by the Crabtree
Baptist Church was an occasion of
pleasure to many people.
Rev. Elmer Green of Hazelwood
brought the morning message. Rev.
Pink McCracken. of Lake .luna-'
luska. a retired Baptist minister
and former pastor, gave a hitsory
of the church which is one of the
oldest in the county.
A Bible. 100 years old was pre
sented to the church library by
Edwin Haynes and his mother.
A picnic style lunch was enjoyed
at the noon hour. In tiie afternoon
the Harmony Quartet of the Eto
wah Methodist Church of Hender
son County, gave a musical pro
gram. using the old Christian Har
mony song hook and singing hymns
of the long ago. Many One-time
members, now living in various
places, met old friends and lived
again the days of yester year.
The revival meetings at C'rab
tree Baptist. Liberty Baptist and
Fincher's Chapel, have come to a
close, with the addition of several
new members to the different
churches.
Mrs. Joe Palmer and Mrs. G. C
Palmer. Jr., represented the Crab
tree-Hyder Mountain 11. L). C. at
the cratt school held last week at ]
the 4-11 Club House. They both
took copper work.
Miss Nancy Noland. daughter
of Mr. and Mis. Hugh Noland. is
representing the American Legion
Auxiliary of YVaynesville this week
at Girls' State in Greensboro.
J." C. Haney, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Haney, has been dis
charged from the Army at Ft.
Jackson, S. C. lie was in service
10 weeks.
Pvt. Joe Ferguson, son id' Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. Ferguson, has been
assigned to switchboard work at
Camp Gordon. Ga and Pvt. Frank
Chambers, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Weaver Chambers, was assigned
to the Signal Corps.
Mr. and Mrs. U. F. fyYsbitt. ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. James
Carpenter of Fines Creek and Mr.
and Mrs Marvin Nesbllt of Valley
Springs School, Fairview are at- j
tending the agriculture teachers'
Conference this week at Carolina
Beach.
Pvt. Hugh Ledford. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Ledford, who has
completed his training at Fort
Eustis. Va., snent a few days re
cently with his parents en route
to Fl. Bliss. El Paso, Texas.
Mr and Mrs John Moore spent
Tuesday in Knoxville on business.
Mrs. Woodrow Brooks and small j
son spent the Weekend with Mrs. |
Brooks' parents, Mr. and Mrs. t
Vinson Davis Also spending the -
weekend was their grandson, Tom- I
mie. son of Mr. and Mrs, Joe
Davis of White Oak
Mr and Mrs John Moore, of
( vndlei and their son Pet Terrell
C. Moore, and Mrs Moore, were
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Today at Smith's Itruit Store.
WINNER of a scholarship to the
music camp at Western Carolina
College. June 13-July 3, awarded
by the Waynesvllle I.ions Club,
is Buster Green, 213 East Mar
shall St., rising senior at Waynes
ville High School and first flut
ist in the WTIIS band. The band
at the music camp will be direct
ed bv l)r. Frank Simon, famous
conductor.
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Feline Fire Alarm
CLAYTON, N Y. <AP> ? A
gray and White cat named Muggsy
has seven toes on each foot and
tie inJtkes good use of them. When
an electrical storm knocked down
a high-tension wire outside the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Baker.
Muggsy's owners, the cat clawed
at the blankets of Mrs. Baker's
bed untij she woke, saw sparks
showering about the house and
notified the power company.
The next night Muggsy again
woke Mrs. Baker when a ware
house fire became visible from the
bedroom window. Police said her
phone call was their first word on
tlie blaze.
\ isitors Sunday of Mrs. Moore's I
li.othcr-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Loyd Bedford. Pvt. Moore
is visiting relatives en route from
Ft. Sill. Okla. to Camp Kiliner,
V J? from which port of embarka
tion he will go to Paris, France.
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Holt have as
house guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Begg of Brooklyn, N. Y. and St.
Petersburg. Fla.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Milne of
Canton, natives of Seotland. were
visitors Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Brown and family.
Mrs. Jack. Messer returned Tues
day from Durham where she at
tended Duke Commencement exer
cises, She was accompanied home
hy her son, Charles, a sophomore
at Duke, who will spend the sum
mer at home.
Those attending the aerial rodeo
in Cireer; S. C., Saturday of last
week were: Mr. and Mrs. Marshal
Kirkpatriek. George and Wilson;
Mr and Mrs. L. O. Ferguson, Mr.
and Mrs. Millard Ferguson, Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. .Ferguson, Gerald
Ferguson. Deana, Gail and Marie
Crawfoi d
Mr and Mrs James Kirkpatriek
have moved into their new home
I on the ilyder Mountain ltoad
Wilson Kirkpatriek spent last
week with his grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. George Few of Greer,
S. C
Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Kinsland
of Florida, have been visiting rel
atives here recently.
Mr and Mrs. Hardy Graham of
Bane. Tenn., Mrs F. I. Frccmon of
Fain iew and her son, M. Sfit
Dwight of Hryson City, were
guests over the weekend of Mr.
I and Mrs. N. A. Ferguson. On Sun
day they picnicked at Max Patch
and on Monday they visited friends
and relatives in Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. .lack Haney and
children ol Newport News, V*.
were visitors of their parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. Weaver Haney and Mr.
, and Mrs. Chaneelor Jones, last
i week.
More material is handled in min
ing coal each year in the United
States than was moved in the con
struction of the Panama Canal.
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Spellers Meet
By BLANCHE FRANKLIN
Community Reporter
The Allen's Creek CDF met at
the Allen's Creek school on Mon
day night, June 7th. for a spelling
match with Francis Cove CDF.
An enjoyable evening was en
jo'ed by the large group present
with refreshments of coffee, lem
inadt- and cookies being served by
he men of the Allen's Creek CDF.
Those winning the spellinr
m?tch were Miriam Greene, Suc.e
Craig and Elizabeth Mitchell hom
the Allen's Creek Community. We
wish to express our appreciation
lo the Francis Cove Community
tor being with us and for the fine
sportsmanship shown during the
spelling match.
Nathan Norman has returned to
his home after spending a few days
in the Haywood County Hospital.
His condition is improved.
Mrs. Blanche Franklin and son.
Don, returned today from a vaca
tion to Newport News, Va. They
t 'sited Mrs. Franklin's brother, Roy
Allen, who lives at Newport News,
Y,i. They also visited other rela
tes living there
Roy Presslcy recently joined the
L'iiited States Marines and is now
i.t Parris Island S. C? taking his
i;::sic training. Mrs. Pressley, the
/nrmer Winnie Farmer, is remain
ing with her mother and father,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farmer.
Mrs. Lloyd Hollander and her
two children from Minneapolis, '
Minn., spent a few days with Mrs. !
Hollander's mother and father. Mr. 1
and Mrs. John Estes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harrison and
daughter, recently spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Buch
aitnan
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Melton re
cently left for Portland, Cfregon
and were accompanied by the tat
ters brother, Wayne Ammous.
Among U.S. presidents, Theodore
Roosevelt brought the most pets
to the White House including
ponies, cats, lizards, guinea pigs,
kangaroos and a number of dogs.'
Sing At Saunook
Slated Saturday
A sing will lie held at 7:30 pm
Saturday at Saunook School, it has
lieen announced. Proceeds will be
used for the purchase of a carpet
for the Pleasant Balsam Baptist
Church. i
Vocal groups expected to appear
a'-e the Blanton Duet. Mountaineers
Quartet, Rogers Quartet, Webb
Family, Jean and Betty Rowland,
and a number of others.
Refreshments will be sold after
the sing. No admission will be
charged for the event.
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