iental Touch Brought
Lambuth Dining Room
ft Qhinese Beauty
assic Oi it ntal beauty who
with iTsoft Georgia drawl
ear-old [Annie Ruth Wong
Ierving lor the sec
ie dining room of
Lake Junaluska.
? Southern way of
i'am'' is in marked
exotic appearance,
i Chinese red, her
Frequently she
lder length bob in
in the back, en
flowers,
n clothing has led
reer in fashion de
i rising junior at
e, where she plans
on design as a can
chelor's degree in
s well as her sis
r brother William,
lanta, where her
e from China some
The children were
? they were into
entered the Metho
liome. All three
ale School, where
high school vale
as also awarded a
isted in the dining
ldren's Home, and
e college. Her ex
her post here at
so spent two sum
!i Inn. She is now
School of Nursing
ig Hospital in At- j
sted in the United
presently station
?o.
i not studied the
'. Annie Ruth does
oblem of manag
yllables with a
She says, though,
ike to visit China,
iere.""
Baths
' K
IU ( IIANNAN
ices for Pole Buch
st :^HHr<-tiri rl farmer of the
f section of Jackson
y, whfcidied Thursday follow
>r'?engthj illness, were held
a.m. in the Green's
feaptistl Church.
ni' Htev.*)bert Parris and the
fitt|Hp>nison officiated.
^^^Vin the church ceme
"!? flpH were Robey, Rogers
] :flj?Hkuchannan. Delos and
C. and Weldon Hall,
it s will be flower
vivingflare bis wife. Mrs.
Michigan: one son: Albert
of Sylva; three
Bride Hall of Syl
Buchannan of Syl
Shephard of Can
> thcBolher. Mrs. Sarah B.
of 9H<', Route 2, one broth
''^^^Huchannan of Canton:
'*^^^^Bi!dren; and seven
-*^^^Hildren. I
!(^
ANA) SMATHERS
"^^^^?mathers. 60, died
in the VVaynesville
H a lingering illness,
son the late
iB^^^fine Miller Smathers
l'*^^Brnunt\ and had been
J^^^gthc Champion Paper
1 ^N^gmpany here for the
were held Sun
in Canton First Bap
Chu^J The Rev. Horace L.
led. assisted by the
'less and the Rev. M.
L IMS urial was in Bon-A
etery.
l^^^Hbrarers were Maurice
i. CU# Pegram. Bob Law
R-ijJ Byers, Emmet Paton
'tis C| ntz.
the T E L. Sunday
1 clj of the church were
^?tallbearers were mem
Did Timers and the
^^Ky School class of the
was a member of
^^Hthe World, the Baptist
the Baraca Sunday
are the wife. Mrs.
^^Btrd Smathcrs; three
and J. T. of Cajiton
^?d of Minneapolis,
|^^Btepson, Robert H. Da
stepdaughters. Mrs.
^^Hnbinson of Ashevillc
liter Neece of Elk
^^^11 grandchildren; one
r B?is J. Smathers of Can
?e IP'or. Mrs. Perry Hen
CaAn.
? Chopping
mal. 111. (apt?The leaning
^^Hmpus of Illinois Slate
"?frslty is being felled
for new dormitories,
^k. 80. who makes his
remembers when the
^^kent twig "50 or 60
EAST AND WEST MEET in the
person of Annie Ruth Wong,
whose family is Tliinese and
whose background is Georgian.
Miss Wong is working this sum
mer in the dining room at I.am
buth Inn.
Fines Creek Man
Loses Six Cattle
In Electric Storm
By MRS SAM FERGUSON
Community Reporter
W. C.. Kirkpatriok of Fines Creek
lost six of his cattle during Satur
day afternoon's storm. They were
struck and killed by lightning in
their pasture near Madison Coun
ty and Betsy Gap.
? i * ?
The nice rains we are having
now are certainly appreciated by
the farmers. Corn, tobacco and
pastures are all looking much
improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Ilolbrook
have installed a new bathroom,
screened their porch and bought
a new electric stove.
Robert and Sain Ferguson have
just finished concreting their
trench silos.
Friends of Grover Ferguson are
very pleased to know that he is
hack home from the hospital and
not seriously hurt. He was injured
when his tractor turned over.
The new home of Lois Ferguson
will soon be completed, as work
men hope to have it done within
another week. It is being built by
Henry Price and Bob Mintz of
Waynesville.
Mr. and Mrs, Reeves Ferguson
and daughter Nancy have moved
back to their home on Fines Creek
from Ashland. V'a.
Mrs. Eleanor Noland spent sev
eral days last week with her cous
ins. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Mc
Cracken. Mrs. Noland and Mrs.
McCracken did quite a bit of quilt
ing. a remarkable feat considering
their ages. Mrs. McCracken is 78
years old and Mrs. Noland. 85.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ferguson
have returned to their home in De
troit after spending several days
visiting Mr. Ferguson's mother,
Mrs. Alice Ferguson, and other rel
atives on Fines Creek.
The cannery on Fines Creek Is
open on Tuesdays. Mrs. Craig
Bradshaw is manager.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Daniel re
turned Friday to their home in
Bristol. Mrs. Daniel spent five
weeks visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Ferguson, while Mr. Dan
iel was in New York taking reli
gious training.
Local Men Complete
Switchboard Training
CAMP GORDON. Ga?Two Hay
wood County men will graduate!
this week from the Central Office
Telephone Switchboard Operation |
of the Southeastern Signal School
at Camp Gordon. They are Pvts.
Doye Queen of Waynesville and
Joseph R. Ferguson of Route 1,
Clyde.
Queen is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Queen. Ferguson's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Fer-i
guson.
The Central Office Telephone
Switchboard Operation Course,
which is 8 weeks in length, trains
selected enlisted men to install and
operate all types of military switch
boards.
Ferguson and Queen will now be
reassigned to active units of the
United States Army.
I Spartan Youngster
I MILROY. Minn. 1AP1 ? Wayne
Kruse, 4. didn't cry when he fell
from a fast-moving car. He had
a six-inch cut in his scalp and
skinned his arms and back. The
boy apparently grasped a door
handle as he prepared to sit down
in the rear seat of the car.
Picnic In Michigan
LANSING, Mich (APi?Tourists
in Michigan find 3.500 picnic
tables in 82 roadside parks in the
"Water Wonderland" state this
year. Seven of the parks are new.
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