lie Younger Set^
By PEGGY REEVES
M yell <?UHt ItVi back
H to keep you up to
? he fashions, fads, and
Hjr younger set. We'll
inf'or-niation on all the
? ?'s at high school and
Hown. We'll also keep
H(ho~e who have gone
Hool and give you tin
on them. too.
Hsau yu last, we have
Hbu^ at dear 'ole W.T
Hive held elections for
club officers, and
^ncil officers. We have
H into the old routine
Hpny attention in class
H get from one class to I
Hthc allotted five min
Hresents a problem with
Hding. seemingly so far
?get the Waynesville- j
Hll game tonight at 8
Hur field. This is the
Hf the season and we're
H "sellout". Tickets
? sale at the gate, stu
dents 50 cents, adults $1
Leading the cheering section
I this year will be "The Seven
Sparklers": Patsy Jones. Betty
Shope, Patsy Winchester. I'se
Feichter, Jimmy Rowland. Gene
; Davis and Rex Feichter. They were j
! picked by the student body of
Waynesville High. We're expect
ing everyone to get in on these
| y ells and help support "the great
j est team in Western Carolina!"
Last spring the officers of the
Tally-llo Club elected officers for
the 1954-55 term. They are: Presi
dent. Betty Jo Shope; vice presi
dent, Marguerite Russ; secretary,
Suzanne Curry; treasurer. Ernes
tine Edwards; program chairman.
Sandra Thatcher; reporter and
publicity chairman. Peggy Reeves.
Our faculty advisor is Mrs. Bill
Williams.
If you attended the Canton
Bethel football game last Friday
right I am sure you couldn't help
but notice the new snazzy uniforms
of the Bethel band and majorettes.
Although this band has only been
organized a little over a year. I'm
sure, with enough practice, they
will be one of the best bands in
Haywood County. Keep up the
good work!
Another highlight of the game
and something new in Haywood are
the Canton cheerleaders costumes.
They are made of black and red
corduroy and are similar to ma
jorette uniforms. The cheerlead
ers wore black boots with red tas
sels.
These new costumes are cute and
different, but come cold weather,
nothing can beat those good old
skirts and sweaters!
Now to say something about the
new building at WTHS, The
building has a new home ec room,
commercial department, science
department, gym, and new cafe
teria, which will seat 500.
Every student is proud of the
new building and they are all try
ing their best to keep it looking
new. We, the students of Waynes
ville High, are thankful to have
a building as protty and modern
as this one.
Well folks, that will be all for
this column, but we'll see you to
night. Look for us again next
Thursday. Bye now.
lary Notes
garet Johnston
anty Librarian
?hrst of Recent Books
Shantyboat. The pleas
ding a shanty boat and
house and traveling in
ietly extolled by an
with his wife, spent
wilding the boat near
nd three years in drift
le Ohio and Mississippi
pans.
> ? When God says
aman minister who is
and mother, tells how
the faith and courage
n her profession.
?n ? The autobiogra
noted sad-faced tramp
ingling-Barnum details
ears in the business,
toctor Pygmalion. A
wasuc surgeon raises uie
Ind the scenes into his
le lives of his patients.
I_ Green fields. The
lis of her adventure*
Itmerican Indians as she
led and studied among
I Doctors, people and
I It is the purpose of
lo review the public af
Idicine, to scrutinise the
lolved in the improve
ledical service, and to
Is being done, or should
I solve them.
I-Each one teach one. In
lines working as a mis
H the Moros, Frank Lau
Iped this unique method
1st and then teach his
leach their fellows what
lelves had learned.
I- Flower arrangements
I do anywhere. Simple,
langements. using flow
I her materials easy to
ler?The Spider King.
If 15th century France.
I XI Dauphin and King
Iral character.
I ? Beyond the hungry
laura Woodbury, born
lush in Africa, tells of
Ih her nice-Nellie moth
I missionary father, and
I marriage to the ideal
laive Jimmv Grove, who
Ian impossible task. ?
|y ? Mrs. Searwood's
|oon. Mrs. Searwood. a
It Enelish ladv of mn
I is summarily adon! c'
Irtt of an Indian, dead
lour pravers and mine
In of pravers re fleet in"
Id needs which people
Id throueh centuries.
?Sino Sehp^ulcj
lurday Night
|n< people of Pleasant
?Ptist Church will spon
I*1 Sing Saturday night
I at the Saunook School.
I is invited. Refresh
I !*? served.
I^UUY-S UllKC
| 1 in 1; i rr i in
WAYNESVILLE HIGH CHEERLEADERS this
season will be (first row, left to right) Betty Jo
Shope, Use Feichter, Patsy Jones, and Patsv Win
chester and (top row) Jitnmv Rowland, Gene
Davis, and Rex Feiehter. Jones, Rowland, and
Davis were also cheerleaders last year.
MKiXJW
i Mountaineer Photo).
Dry Weather Hurts
Late Bean Crop
In Pigeon Valley
By MRS. JOHN W. JOHNSON, SR !
Commiinity Reporter
The farmers in Pigeon Valley
are very busy filling silos and cut
ting tobacco. The dry weather has ?
luined the late crop of beans for,
market.
A "sock supper" was given by '
Sonoma Chapter No. 254. O. E. S..
at the Bethel School cafeteria Fri
day night. Mrs. Welch Singleton
was the auctioneer.
? At a sock supper, one sock is
filled. The mate is tucked away
in the owner's purse or pocket un
til the sock is sold at auction to
the highest bidder. The mate is
then exhibited, the contents are
unpacked and the two persons eat
together.)
The Women of Bethel Presby
terian Church met Friday after
noon at the Home ot the Kev. and
Mrs. Archie C. Graham in Hazel- :
wood. A program was given by
Henry Hope. Jr.
Miss Grace Erwin returned Tues-.
day to Mars Hill College, where j
she is a senior this year.
- ~
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hargrove
had as their guests over the week- ;
end, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Har-i
grove of Charleston, S. C.. Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Clark and daughter, |
j Gail, of West Ashcville and Mr. !
i and Mrs. Frank Hargrove of Ashe
I \ ille.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard McFalls
and children. Dot and Eddie, of
Clinton. Ohio, spent the past week
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cham
bers and other relatives in East
Pigeon.
>
Mrs. P. F. Downs of Salemburg
lias returned to her home after
a visit with her mother, Mrs. T. C".
Wells.
Sightseeing And
Easy Car Washing
Can Be Combined
If the family car needs a wash
ing. North Carolina's vacationland
has a waterfall all set to do the
job.
On U. S. C4 between Franklin'
and Highlands, famous Bridal Veil
Falls takes off from an overhanging ;
ledge to cascade down on the far \
side of the highway.
The roadway between the moun
tainside and the plunging water
is clear and safe for driving, but
plenty of spray drifts in to give
a dampening.
Other noted mountain cascades
are Hickory Nut Falls near Chim
ney Rock, Linville Falls just off
the Blue Ridge Parkway on U. S.
221. and Looking Glass Falls on
U. S. 27C north of Brevard.
The first permanent settlement
in the state of Washington was Ft.
Vancouver, built in 1825.
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