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(omen s State Golf Tournament Starts Here Sunday, 100 To Compete |s Burns ?Defend ?Title men's state golf tour ?f*be hl'kt in VVt'sUMI K?J will open here Sun K Waynesville Country ? ^ wh?'" toa* 100 ol Ena's women ff""' for the w<"; r by Marge Burns ol Kiinksmen will iharpeii ? sunday In a Scotch four ?eh begi"" at 10 a.m. Bu< ?us shooting will not 2e' ? until Monday when the ? rounds are scheduled, ?telle Lawson Page, who ?late crown in 1950, 1951 ?will not participate this ?he tournament, but may ? honorary chairman. ?urns will be favored to ?r triumph of last year Kave three or four skilled ? to beat out first, ?day during the qualifyinr ?ver awards will be mad' ?w net team score, lo" ?or tournament (wou?e? ?ears of age). A busines ? party, and bingo also ar ?ening round of mate' ?be held Tuesday, aloe ?ving contest in two div? I o fashion show to h K Mrs. W. T. Hannah r ? and Country Shoo, ?ncsday will come the se ft of match play and tv Ed of consolation ever' ftaooroaching and putt I ?n the evening a barber* ?re dance will he held " ?nr.nt Hotel. ft.iv's urogram will inelu'" ?is in the match olav. pr End in the consulate land "elimination day" f' ft A reception at the elul MARGE Bl'RNS. winner of the Women's state golf title at Bur lington last year, is favored to cop the crown again next week in tournament competition here. s also planned. On Friday, finals in an flights f the tournament win ue nc.u ?..a -izes will be awarded. Mrs. William Prevost and Mrs. "oomes Rich are co-chairmen of le event. Committees include: Nine Hole Tournament ? Mrs. uart Roberson, Mrs. Hilliard At ns. Publicity?Mrs William Ray. Mr. mce Derby. Finance?Mr. Jonathan Woody, *r. Arthur Green, Mr. Aaron Pre ">st. Hospitality ? Mrs. Bruce Mor -d, Mrs. David Hyatt, Mrs II. P. 'Carroll. Entertainment ? Mrs. Jonathan ->ody. Mrs. Warren Filer, Mrs. >ard Hyatt. Registration?Mrs. David Hyatt. *s. Frank Sampson. Prizes ? Mrs. C. G. Thompson, rs. Ralph Prevost. Mrs. George HONORARY CHAIRMAN of the North Carolina Women's Golf Association is Mrs. Estelle Law son ' Page, winner of the state championship in 1950, 1951. and 1952. She will not participate this year because of ill health, but may attend as an observer. That's The Book! PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) ? City Clerk Byrd Sims took his 10-year old daughter to City Court with him to watch traffic case proceed ings. She spied a copy of the city'; ordinance oode on the judge's desk and asked: "Daddy, is that the book the judge throws at you if you speed in school zones?" Kimball. Special Events ? Mrs. Warren Zeueh, Mrs. Whitener Prevost. Starters ?" Mrs. Erie Clauson Mrs. Arthur Green, Ray Raynor, professional. Rules?A. J. Fanchor. Harry Millar. William Prevost, Ray Ray nor. professional, Eric Clauson. For the-past several years the tournaments have been held either in Greensboro of Burlington. G, M. KIMBALL is manager of the YVayncsville Country Club, around which will center the principal events of the first wo men's state golf tournament to be held in Western North Caro lina. Dogs and turkeys were the only domesticated animals in North America when Columbus arrived, ?ays the National Geographic So ciety. RAy RAYNOR is club profes sional at the YVaynesville Coun try Club course, which Is one of the most impressive in the South and the entire C. S. ?ACTS CONCERNING THE nd PRIMARY TO BE HELD SAT., JUNE 26th reby express my profound gratitude for support given roe in the first primary. ?cond primary has been called. I did not it. After it was called, I entered, and my v will not cost the County one cent more it would have cost had I not entered. total vote for Representative was 7,537. leading candidate received 3,523, which I ? i ? ? " ? was noi a majority ol the votes cast. Nominations in our pri maries are made by majority vote. Consequently, no nomina tion for the House of Representatives was made. Under the provisions of the law governing primaries, and under the policies and practices of the Democratic party, the second high est candidate for any office has a right to demand a run-off vote in a second Primary. Scott won the Governorship in a second primary and paved the way to the United States Senate; Willis Smith won the race for United States Senator in a second pri mary. The voters of Haywood County will nominate a candidate for the House of Representatives in the Primary on Saturday, June 26, 1954. Majority rule will then prevail. I earnestly solicit the support of all voters who have made and who will make me their choice for the House of Represent atives. k ' /?. C. Sentelle || ri/ji) in Mildness .Wr/ Tops MILD Scotch Snuff is the result of years of blend- I V / ing know-how plus extensive research to give you a better fev /umbo . ? ? a more flavorful ... a finer . . . and a milder snuff. SNUFf JTops MILD Scotch Snuff is so mild that it is fast be ' coming a favorite among all users of strong snuff. You owe it to yourself to try Tops ... the snuff so truly . * mild .. .'truly flavorful. .. truly satisfying. On Sale in All Stores jn Your County J ANOTHER .OUTSTANOINO HELME BRAND /nxket can k % riazelwood Signs Canton Trio, Including Carpenter Tennis Meeting Friday Open To ^11 Interested The tennis club which is just be-] ing formed for this area will hold its second meeting Friday night.; June 11, at 7 p.m. at the home of the newly elected president, Wil liam Kanos. All persons, regardless of age. who are interested in participation and support of tennis in this com munity are invited to attend. | Kanos' house is in the Grandview Section off Aliens Creek Road and can be identifield by the tennis court on the rear of the property. Mrs. Hugh Daniel, secretary treasurer. has announced that it was voted to keep the dues to a nominal $3.00. This would entitle any player to all social privileges of the club, to competition In tour- i naments. to information and notices in relation to tennis, and to the purchase of balls at wholesale 1 price. The club may also help to , furnish and maintain any courts ! made available to members. Canton Man Helping To Build School In Korea I COHPS. KOREA?Pfc. Billy J Dayton, whose wife. Ruth Alice, and mother, Mrs. T. J. Dayton, live in Canton, is helping to build a new sehoolhouse in Korea, where he is serving with the I Corps 501 st Quartermaster Battalion. Daytop and other members of the battalion are constructing a four-room building to replace the j war-torn and weather - beaten school used bv 400 children in the town of Uijoncbu. In Korea 11 months, he was em ployed bv the Steel Implement and Force Co. in Cleveland, Ohio, be fore entering the Army in January 1953. Berberet Is Big Baron RtPMTMOHAM. Ala. (API ? Baseball fans here are ravine about Lou Berberet. classv catcher for ?he Rirjnincham Barons in the Boufhern Assn. One of his biggest boosters is Rnron General manager Fddle Olennon. Savs Olennon: "Lou's hi? and smart. He's a real glove artist. He has a rifle arm knows j hnw to r?nt the lid on tvm files and . has that natural born knack for! handling nitehers." The 22-vear old receiver Is 5 feet 11 and weighs 200 nounds, Berberet is the oroperty of the New York Yankees. Tlyco Canton baseball players ? Charlie Carpenter, George Price, and David Kirkpatrick?have sign ed to play with Hazelwood in the Western North Carolina Industrial I.eague, it has been announced by Manager Bill Milner. Carpenter?all too well known to Waynesville fans?pitched the Can ton Black Bears into contention for the state Class AA championship and was named on the North Car olina scholastic all-star team this season. A graduate in this year's CHS senior class, he also starred in football and basketball. Price, a catcher, played profes sional baseball in Canada, and was on the Enka squad in the industrial Iood last year. Kirkpatrick. a first baseman, held down that pdsition this season for the Duke University Blue Devils. 'Because of league rules, the Can ton trio will not be eligible for competition until Saturday. June 19. ?' Devoe McElroy Elected President Of Fox Hunters Devoe MeElroy of Iron Duff was elected president of the Haywood- I Jackson Fox Hunters Association at a meeting Monday night. He suc ceeds Dr. R. R. Jeter. Albort Burnett of Canton was re elected secretary-treasurer. The bi-county tfroup voted to as sist the North Carolina Fox Hunt ers Association conduct a bench show here if the state group will bear the expenses, A decision on whether to hold the state show in Haywood County is expected soon. ^?.?rr . , ? ? ~ ? ; ?1| ? Curtis Gans Named Editor Of Riverdale School Newspaper Curtis Gans has been named editor-in-chief of The Riverside Review, five-column newsDaper of Riverdale Countrv School for Boys, at Riverdale-On-Hudson, N. Y He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Gans. of Wavnesville. During the Past vear he served as news editor of the newspaper. In a sketch of the members of the new student eouneil he is list ed as "the bov who finds time to do evervthlnw and hns his finoer in al most everv Rehool pie since enter in" the school three vears aeo." | He will he a senior next venr. nnd arrived home Mond.iv to spend the summer with his parents. irRigAtloN PUMPS - PIPE - HOSE - SPRINKLERS - IMMEDIATE DELIVERY r .Let Us Show You. Come In, Call or Write " REESE - IVEY CO. ; Canton, N. C. Phone 3963 . ? ' " 1 1 "? ' tmim i \ ' ' Hjazelwood Out For Fifth Victory, Fo Meet Martel Here Saturday Hazelwood Averages Announced Individual and team batting, iverages and pitching records for ;he Hazelwood team in the West ern North Carolina Industrial i League were disclosed today by Manager Bill Milncr. Dee Stephenson, shortstop, leads the sqtad with a !V00 average gain ed from eight hits in 16 appear ances at the pjate. In second place is Ken Rhymer, outfielder and pitcher, with a .400 mark from two hits in five times up. In the No. 3 spot is Babe Yount, left fielder, who's hitting .364. He has eight safeties in 22 attempts. The team's average is .264 ? with 52 hits in a total of 197 tinrv.es Can They Steal Bases, Too? BENTON HARBOR, Mich (AIM ?A Benton township baseball team may have to play without its :nfield and a outfielder until five olayers are released by juvenile authorities. The youths, aged 15 and 16. are accused of the theft of 'ive baseball gloves from two de partment stores. Hazelwood, now in second place among the five teams in the West em North Carolina Industrial League, will be out for a victory over the only team in the loop, that khe local fly chasers have not at bat. Jim Kuykendall, now playing semi-pro ball in Nova Scotia, leads Ihe Hazelwood hurlcrs with two victories against no defeats. Broth er Bob. also now in pro ranks, has broken even in two games, and MilbUrn Ballance has chalked up one victory. Complete averages are: 4B II AVE. Stephenson 16 8 .500 Rhymer 5 2 .400 Yount 22 8 .364 Blalock 15 5 .333 Ballance 3 1 .333 Wyatt 3 1 .333 Dudley 23 7 .304 J. Kuykendall 12 3 .250 Bishop 24 6 .250 B. Kuykendall 13 3 .231 Bob Pitts 16 3 .188 Milner 17 3 .177 Troutman 17 2 .118 Bill Pitts 3 0 .000 Fowler 3 0 .000 Tweed 2 0 .000 Harris 1 0 .000 PITCHING RECORDS W L Pet. J. Kuykendall 2 0 1.000 Ballance 1 0 1.000 B. Kuykendall 1/1 .500 Troutman 0 1 .000 yet beaten, Martel Mills of Ashe ville. The tilt will start at 3 p.m. on the Waynesville High field. Actually the two squads have met only once?Martel copping a 3-0 decision as Hazelwood failed tq get a man as far as second base. Hazelwood has beaten Beacon Mills twice, and Enka and Ecusta once for a 4-2 record, the only other defeat coming at the hanls of Ecusta, 9-0, in the season open er at Brevard. Although the Haywood squad has signed three experienced Canton players ? Charlie Carpenter, George Price, and David Kirkpat rick?the team will suffer from los ing the Kuykendall brothers?Jim and Bob who have pitched Hazel wood '? three of its four victories. Both were named on the North State League all-star team this sea son while playing with Western Carolina. Jim is now in Nova Sco tia in semi-pro league, while Bob is with the Statesboro, Ga., squad after signing a contract with the Atlanta Crackers. In the game here Saturday against Martel, Ken "Goon" Rhym er has been nomiated by Manager Bill Milner to pitch against the Buncombe baseballers. Others expected to start are: Lonnie Bishop, second base; Dee Stephenson, shortstop; Babe Yount, left field; Bud Blalock, third Jaase; Elmer Dudley, first base; Pig Troutman. catcher: Bob Pitts, rieht field, and Bill Milner, center field. PR P P 32 PIECE SET OF LAUGHLIN CHINA WITH EACH HOME FREEZER WE SELL NOW you can OWN a wonderful m ???> ? >?? m |H KELVINATOR ?' FRIIZIR WITH YOUR I SAVINGS ON FOOD! Yon'll eat better, live better and save with a Kelvinator Freezer! Have us put a Kelvi nator in your home NOW! What you save on buying foods at quantity discounts may well make the easv weekly payments. Stop in, write, or r?h~n* ?nr Store' We've got Kelvinator Freezers of every size and type. Choose from: brand-new 18 cu. ft. upright Kelvinator illustrat ed; or from chest types, rang ing from 7 to 15 cubic feet ca pacity. Act Now! Today! HERE'S WHY KELVINATOR IS TOPSI ? Holds 630 pounds of food yot is only 31" wido. ? 4 comportments for orderly storage .. . easy access. ? 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