JAMES N. SWIFT, son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Swift of tVaynes
ville, a student at Oeorgia Insti
tute of Technology, is undergo
ing six weeks of summer training
at the Marine Corps Schools at
Ouantico, Va., as a member of
the N'aval Reserve Officers
Training Class. Cpon completion
of this training period and grad
uation from college he will be
< lirihie for selection as a second
lieutenant in the Marine Corps.
Registration Date
At St. John's
School Next Mon.
The Rev. Lawrence Newman,
superintendent of St. John's
School, announces registration for
a!) students who will attend St.
John's Grade. High School, or Kin- !
dcrgarten, on Monday. August 23
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Classes will
I mi on Tuesday, August 31 at 9
a in. Dismissal on the first day of
m hOol will be at 12 Noon.
The teaching staff for the 1954
M scholastic year includes Sister j
Fran'' - Marie, principal. Sister
Man Mfred. Sister Marv Angelus,
Sister Mary Bcrard. Sister Mary
Rernadirs, Sistc Mary Jared. and
8i?t> r Mary Benedict. Sister Jared
v ill replace Sister Marv Nonna.
who will be teaching in Milwaukee.
Wisconsin.
Schools
Conunaed from ?m 1)
jdun G Cooper. Miss Bessie Boyd.
Mrs. Mary M. Queen, Mrs. Ruth
B. Parris.
Hazel wood?Carl R. RatcllfTe,
principal; Mrs. Annie P. Ledbetter,
Mrs. Eva P Cole. Miss Corelta
Hcnson. Miss Lois llarrold. Mrs.
Jlmmie T Sutton. Miss EUla Pat
terson. Mrs. Lucille W Davis. Mrs.
<na H. Duvall. Mrs. Elise W. Mc
Cracken, Miss Daisy Boyd. Mrs.
Mary L. Moody, Mrs. Samuel
Knight. Mrs. Gussie M. Palmer,
Miss Mildred Rhinehart, Mrs. Cumi :
B. Starney, Mrs. Adeline B. Pat- ?
rick. Miss Mildred tl. Dean. Mrs. ;
Beatrice P. Gibson. Mrs. Hilda C.
Burnette. Kenneth Fl. Hannah, Jule
Boyd. .Mrs. Queen J. Jones. Miss
Mergaret E. Boyd.
Central Elementary?Claud W. 1
Rogers, principal, Mrs. Maye D.
Bovd. Mrs. Louisa M. Boyd, Miss
Krma Patterson, Mrs. Grace F.
Dulin. Mrs. Frances R. Evans. Mrs.
Connie T. Howell, Mrs. Mildred C. j
Lee, Mrs. Alice R. Brown, Mrs.
Claudia H. Leathorwood. Miss Mary
R. Moore. Miss Edna Boyd, Mrs. j
Vmy Sue Pratt.
East Waynrsville?Frank L. Rog
ers, prineipal; Mrs. Maye Burr
Davis. Mrs. Mayme L. Seay, Miss !
Frances Roberson. Mrs. Lura Mae
Connatser. Mrs. Evalee R. Ful
biight. Mrs. Frances L. RatcllfTe,
Miss F'eggy McCracken.
Rock Hill?Jesse C. James, prin
cipal; Mrs. Norma Dale Messer, j
Mrs. Jessie P. Howell. Mrs. Doris
Tucker. Mrs. Dorothy J. Davis.
Mrs. Estelle S. Allison. Mrs. Eddie 1
VV Boyd.
Lake Junaluska?Mrs. Ruth S.
Noland. principal; Mrs. F.dna N.
Terrell, Mrs. Flora R. Ballinger,
Mrs. Freda F. Jaynes, Mrs. Edna
M. Burrcss, Mrs. Ruth L. Reed, i
Mrs. Marguerite C. Carver.
Maggie?Norval W. Rogers, prln- i'
?ipal; Mrs. Ruth M. Henry. Mrs. ; 1
ova F. Boyd. Mrs. Stella R. Moody, 1
His Mary Ann Angel, Mrs. Doro- 1
hey C. McGaha. 1
Snunook?Mrs. Frankle B. For- 1
aison, principal; Mrs. Barbara B.
Lirgin. Miss Merel Stamey. <
Allen's Creek-?Mrs. Edna F. 1
1
Hi
Honors principal. Miss Edna
Bright. Mrs Jeanotto S. Chase
Mt. Sterling-Mrs. Ortha Jimmle
isnc.
Finos Crook ? Porry W Plem
mons. principal; Charles W. Ross
Mrs. Elma M. Donnahoo. Joe R
linnor Jr., James C. Carpenter.
Mrs. Margaret C Carpenter. Mrs
anrne B. Noland, Carl Painter. Jr..
Irs .Elizabeth R. Sea.v, Charles If
Rickett. Mrs. Ronnie D. Vcrastko
Mrs. Pearl J. Brummitt.
.i^Cl.yd^rStanly Liv!nKs,?n. Prin
ipal! Mrs. Sara Q. Brown. Miss
-ura Mae Greene. Donald E. Me
-eod. Miss Claire Howell. Mrs
Mary M. Soesbee, Fulton F. Roper
Hiss Hattie S. Freeman, Mrs. Ellen
lHaynp?' Kdythe T. Cannon.
Irs. Pauline S. Goodson, Miss Sara
inn Long, Mrs Velma Morrow,
drs Bonnie F. Shook. Mrs. Alice
i Haynes, Carroll Morrow, Mrs.
rtary B. Brooks-. Benjamih T
nee. Mrs. Nell C. Matthews, Miss
" tte Hannah
Crabtree-Iron Duff ? Fred L
iafford, principal, Mrs. Kathryn G
sirkpatrick. Mrs. Frances P. Yates,
?vnwood P. MeElroy, B. F. Nesbitt.
Kdna James Noland, Mrs
Willial" Glenn
Roland. W Frank Kirkpatrirk. Mrs.
y B Terrell. James 1). Gallo
yay. Mrs Helen B. Caldwell. Mrs.
vlith F. Plemmons.
Bethel?c. C. Poindexter. princi
pal; Miss Norma Bramlett, Miss
-erniee McElhannon. Mrs. Dellma
. ' 1 h?enix Mrs. Irene C. Swift
Monroe Boiling Madison. Miss
Vancy Medford. Mrs. Alice 1! I
."they. John M Carver. Garrett
Smathers. Julian Hirt. Mrs. Jovce
Pannell.
r M.u ^ Nix- Miss Mary Jane
-eatherwood, Mrs Louisa B Carle
Mrs Maggie C. Davis. Mrs Marga
ret Hard. Arthur W. Callaway. Mrs
-Cla K Messer. Mrs. Eveivn D
George Mrs Nellie W. McCracken.
Miss Jimmie Lee Blanton. Miss
ii es u McE,hann??- Mrs. Azalee
II. Shepherd. Miss Margaret Thel
mi Moody, William II. Crawford
Miss Willie Kephart, Rex G
Meadows Mrs Ruth D Shipman.'
Robert J. L. Matthews. Mrs. Dor
othy \ Calhoun. Mrs. Margaret M
Gregory, Hugh Rogers, Walter Loo
i,imCu John W Sloan. Mrs
Blanche A. Mehaffey. Mrs. Lillian
Mrs p"i' "J!"* Giadvs Benson.
Mrs Evelyn G. Chambers.
? ri!ii0 ~ Gav Chambers, princi
r i T^PO(Io,e M. Jorvis. Mrs Nclle
PauI T Grogan. Miss
MrS Roxio N J?">es.
ataloochee?Mrs. Mary E Pres
ton White '
Pigeon Street Colored - Mlsa
F'sio J. Osborne. Mrs. Ethel W
Perry.
( ounty-Wide Supervisors ? Mrs
M,cCn n Mi*h School;
Mrs. Belle F Ratcliffe. Elementary.
DATE BAIT . . . Jan Weeks. Columbia University eoed, wears
halter neek plaid wool eoektail dress by Anne Foaarty, which can
double for day wear by addition of a sweater or blouse. Her date,
Ted Winterburn. wears a new black and brown tweed jacket with
removable velvet collar, for dress-up wear.
Canton Teacher
List Announced
The teacher list for the Canton
school district has been announced
: by SupA-intendent Rowe Henry
| Schools in the Canton district will
open on Monday, August 30.
Teaching this year will be the
following:
Canton High School: W. L. Rik
ard, principal: W. L. Barkby, Opal
Snyder, Mary Gillis, Mrs. Hilda
Haliburton, Boyd Allen; Claude
Holcombe, Virginia (foltzclaw, Cor
delia Johnson, Mrs. Frankie John
son, Mrs. Johnnie Kellett, C. !l.
Mannle, Jr., Mrs. Robert Matthews.
Mrs. Jincy Messer, June E. Pratt,
Mrs. VV. C. Penland, Mrs. Edith
Phillips, J. Boyd Smathers, Mrs.
Ruth Tucker, Mrs. Douglas Walk
er, James C. Ward.
8th Grade: Mrs. Eleanor Looper,
?Mrs. Mildred Reeves, Guido Scar
ton. Mrs. Rachel Mitchell, Mrs,
Judith Rhinehart,
Vocational Teachrs: Ethel Bailey,
R. G. Bridgman, James Rhea, Dock
i Wilson.
North Canton School: W. P Bar
j bee. principal: Maude Blalock, Mrs.
! G. W. Bohnsdahl, Mrs. Fleetwood
! Smathers. Mrs. Lucile Hair, Emma
Hall. Marjorie llipps. Mrs. Nell K.
Howell. Mrs. Muriel Joshlin, Mrs.
Ruth Liner, Mrs. Margaret Long.;
Cora Moore, Mrs. Emily Morgan..
Ruby Phillips. Flora Mae Pressley. j
Mrs, W. L. Rikard, Mrs. Velma;
Rogers. Mrs. Rebecca Rowe, Mrs.
Craig Whitmire.
Penn. Avenue School: T. A.
Cathey, principal; Thclma Collins,
Mrs. Sup Covington. Mrs. Edna
I Ensley. Mrs. Minnie Hawkins, Mrs.
' Pauline Michael, Mrs. Jordan Neal.
Mrs. W R. Palmer. Katherine Rob
inson, Louise Slaughter. Virginia
Slaughter. Mrs. Bill Stone, Ralph
; Dean
Patton School: R. C. Cannon.
! principal; Mrs. Henry Allen, Cath
l erine Colhoun, Mrs. Loretta Har
! ris. Elizabeth McCracken. Dollie
i McLendon, Mrs. Zelma Moffitt,'
I Mrs. Mary Reece, Nicholas Bon-!
! arrigo.
Beaverdam School: G. H. Hipps. i
principal; Mrs. Hazel Chapman.
Annie Davis, Mrs. Norma Hipps.
| Mrs. Clayton Lime, Mrs. C. C.
Polndexter, Mrs. L. L, Shaver,
Elizabeth Styles, Sadie Wallen,
Elizabeth Warren. Maud Worley,
Jw Medford.
Morning Star School: E. C.
! Duckett. principal: Nelma Jean
Eller. Mrs. Paul Wheeler, Mrs
Taylor Hardin. Mrs Lelia Jenkins.
Mrs. Patsy Rogers. Helen Smath
ers.
Special Education; Mrs. Emma
[ Abbott.
Elementary Supervisor: Alma
Browning.
Reynolds School; Ralph Davis,
principal; Wilbur Eggleston, Mrs
Mary Mills, D. K. Hall, Mrs. Lyda
Hammond. Mrs. Leonora Reid.
Make a resolution. Slow Down
and Live! From now through Labor
Day that will be the watchword on
North Carolina highways.
<>> a, Ion-, trip ?
hour, the surfafe 0f ?
be 0.6 degree, f ,
of air friction
With Clothes From RAYsl
BOYS' 4% 4%
Short Sleeve VV V9 jp
SPORT OOl
SHIRTS $1.00 - $1.49
Sizes 2 to 18 And up
We Feature Some Of The
Nicest Shirts To Be Found.
E & W SHIRTS ARE TOPS
BOYS' WHITE TEE SHIRTS
49c Value 2 *or
Siz.es for 10-12-11 Years
BOYS' ? SHORTS
For Ages 2-8 For Ages 10-14
3for$J.OO 3 for $1-09
? Special of Boys' Dept. ?
5 SOX - 3 ~ $1.00
? Special of Boys' Dept. ?
Boys' High School Emblem
GRAY SWEAT SHIRT $1.79
Carries the "Mountaineer"
Hard To Describe ?
? but the ?
DRESSES
AT RAY'S
Are "Keen
Prices from
' SJ.98
up to $5.95
You Will Find Them In
OUR GREEN ROOM
With Some Very
SMAfcT FALL COATS
A Very Complete Dept.
FOR CHILDREN ? YOUNG LADIES
For Your School
Clothes and Shoes
J
The Genuine
? Blue Bell ?
WRANGLERS
for
Boys - Men
Girls - Women
'<w
Featured In 11 Oz. 1st Quality
a
And In Boys' Sizes Only
Sizes 6 to 16
"Irregulars" of WRANGLE!
Sizes 6 to 12 \
Sizes 13 -14 -15 -16 S
A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING
-?
BLUE JEAN SPECIAI
Sizes 4 to 12 I
1
Sizes 6 to 16 S
? Both 8 Oz. Sanforized.
? The $1.33 is an irregular
of a blue jean which
sells in 1st Quality ?
Sizes 6 to 12 S
Sizes 14 - 16 \
official (from Peters)
BOY SCOUT OXFORDS
Boys' Sizes 1 to 6 I
Men's Sizes ?
- IN JACKETS - $
? Windbreakers ? Ass't. Colors
? Boys' Gabardine Zippers
? Girl's Corduroy Zippers
Amazingly Good Values.
BOYS' ARMY " W|
Khaki ? Gray ? Green I
Sizes 10 -12 -14 -16 I
Men's Sizes For Larger Boys
RAY'S sd
' T
Among The Many Lovely Things !
You Will Find P
At RAY'S
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT ;;
i J
* ?? - 1
This Attractive '
SPORT
? li
OUTFIT
: (
5
The blouse
matching the
trim of the
BLUE JEAN
Sizes 1 to ?>
The Blouse $ J .39
The Blue lean SJ.69
The Matching Suit $2*91
"Separates" by Blue Bell
2 ~ SPECIALS 1 6
SI .29 $1.39 |
Blue Denim Suspender
OVERALL BLUE JEAN
*1.00 $1.00
Irregular of
Klastic Hack Style Jl.fiS Value
You Find ? Extra Good Values at ?
RAY'S
I ? ? ' . ? . ? ? ' . . I
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