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-? Georgia Golfer Eliminates Medalist In Seniors Tourney IW. L. Good I of of Valdosta, Ga took the spotlight in the semi' final round of the Waynesvlllc Men s Seniors Uo'f Tournament ai the Country Club by eliminating the event s medalist, H. A. Styers of Greensboro. 3 and 2. Goodloe was one - under par through the first 13 holes and went on to take the win. In the other championship flight semi-Anal match. Eric Clauson of Waynesvlllc lost to R. K Haskew of Signal Mountain. Tenn., on the 18th hole. Clauson led Haskew most of the match and at times had his oppon ent down as many as three holes. Haskew fought back to even the match on 17. He fired a oirdie-four on 18 to win the match. The tightest match of the day was a first flight battle between Archie Fancher and Pop Prevost. Fancher won the long 21st hole with a par four to win the match. In a second flight consolation match. Earl Blanchard of Miami, Fla., who has been shooting around > 90. finished wflh a 77?his best score in nine years of golf. Final matches will be played to morrow with G6odloe and Haskew paring ofT in the championship match. TODAY S PAIRINGS Championship Flight (Final Round) 1:15?W. L. Goodloe vs. R. K. Has kew. First Flight 9:30?'Archie Fancher vs. J. L. Seal. Second Flight 9:35?C. V. Parkinson vs. C. H. Doeblcr. Champion Consolation 9 40?Gordon Clark vs. Jatnes , Swindler F'irst Flight Consolation 9 45?R. G. Wilson vs Ross Egnew. Second Flight Consolation 9:50?'Pop Kelly vs. Earl Blanch- ; aid. i WANT ADS ; FOR RENT?3-rooin apartment, un- . furnished, North Main St. Call GL 6-3535. S 16 tf i So. Clyde CDP Slates Election For October 11 3y MRS. KYLE LINDSEY Community Reporter The South Clyde CDP held their regular meeting at the community center Monday night. The chairman discussed the elec tion of new officers for the com ing year, and the group decided to have the election on October 11. Putting numbers on mail boxes was also discussed, and it was de cided th.it it would be best if all families would get numbers alike. ! A few have already numbered their boxes. After the meeting. Miss Kate Robinson showed slides of places she saw while on a tour to the Western states. Canada and Alaska this summer. She will show more later. Mrs. Robert Lindsey was hon ored with a surprise birthday sup per last Sunday afternoon. Those present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hall. Jr., and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Lindsey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lindsey and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lindsey and son, Mr. and Mrs. Hobby Lindsey, Violet and Sue Lindsey, George Limbo, and Robert Lindsey. Blount Osborne, who has been In the Navy, was recently discharg- j ed and is at home with his mother, I Mrs. Henry Osborne. Paul Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jackson, has gone to State College, Raleigh. He was a ?tudent at Mars Hill for two years. The W S.C.S. of Louisa Chapel ivill meet next Wednesday at the , mme of Mrs. Frank Stamcy for an j ill-day meeting. The Clyde P.T.A. held their first j neeting of the year at the Clyde : it hool auditorium Thursday after- I loon. FOR THE BEST { TELEVISION BUY ' G.E. i/it*. sucf-e*wu\ mitnnm \ \ For The BEST INSTALLATION And The ' HEST SERVICE?Try NELSON'S CALL CS TODAY We Can Install a G.E. set for you to enjoy the New Station. WLOS-TV, On SEPTEMBER 18 We have a wide variety of models and prices as low as $149.95 Don't he missing the good fall programs . . . give us a ring and we will he right at your house with the HEST SET G.E NELSONS Radio & TV Service Miller St. GL 8-5681 Civil Court (Continued from Pate 1) Smith and Mary E. Smith; Mrs. Ina H. Uuvall vs. Qsborne EtoofUhg St Metal Co.; Abbott vs. Abbott; Parton et al. vs. Evans; R. E. Son ic lie, Executor, vs. North Carolina State Highway & Public Works Commission; W. H. Green vs. Dr. Willis Candler; Martha Medford vs. Eric DeGroat. The session is slated to close Wednesday, September 29, with the tallowing cases heard; A. T. Ward, Adm'r of David Underwood. Jr., vs. Bonner ltabb; J. Hayes Alley, Admr of Elmer Ball vs. Hollis Sutton; J. L. Singleton and wife, Geneva Singleton vs. A. T. Ward, Adm'r of David Underwood. Jr. Uncontested divorce cases will be trfied at the convenience of Court and counsel. On the jury list for the first week are Jatnes R. Davis, White Oak; F. A. Brooks, Bcaverdam; G. C. Arnold, Waynesville; Dean Reeves. Waynesville; James D. Spivoy, East Fork; Paul E. Bum gardner, Bcaverdam; E. B. Camp. Jr., Waynesville; Rufus Summer row, Waynesville; J. A. Bryson, Bcaverdam; Tate H. Barlow,' Beav erdam; Hugh Rogers, Crabtree; Wiley W. Burress, Bcaverdam; Col burn Prcssley. Pigeon; R. T. Riddle. Pigeon; John R. Williams, Beaver dam; Monroe 11. Silvers, Bcaver dam; Lem Shepard. Waynesville; Van C. Burnette, East Fork; Me Kinley Ku.vkondall. Pigeon; John R. Cars well, Waynesville; Lloyd Young. Beaverdam; Glenn Parker, Bcaverdam; V. D. Burch, Clyde; James E. Henderson. Beaverdam. Jurors for the second week will be chosen from the following panel; T. O. Woods, Clyde: Don M. Nich cls, Beaverdam; Frank B. Queen, Bcaverdam; George M. llenson. Pigeon; Charles Edwin Smith, Waynesville: Troy J. Davis. Bea verdam; Warren Mills, Waynesville; Mack Gragg. Beaverdam; Elmer Hendrix, Waynesville; Glenn James Ivy Hill; William N. Mor gan. Beaverdam; Harry llogan, Beaverdam: Watt Henderson. Bea verdam; J. T. Underwood, Way HEAR DREW PEARSON W IICC?Sun., 6:15 p.m. Compliments of CAROLINA MUTUAL INS. AGENCY MAGGIE SKATING RINK OPEN M? n.f Tues.. Thurs. & Kri. Nights Sat. and Sun. Afternoons l I Special Sessions For Beginners Monday Nights and Saturday Afternoon* Charles Sentelle r Takes Own Life Following Arrest Charles Hyatt Sentelle, 48, of Bethel took his own life by stran gulation early Monday night, short ly after being placed in the Hay wood County jail, according to Dr. J. Frank Fate of Canton, county coroner. Sheriff Fred Campbell said that Sentelle was placed in a jail cell alone about 7 p.m. and was found dead at 8 p.m. by Jailer Cordell Evans. The sherifT explained that Sen telle sat on the lower half of a doubledecker bunk, hooked his belt on the upper portion and strangled himself by leaning backward. Sentelle was arrested Monday evening by Cpl. Pritchard Smith and Patrolman W. R. Wooten on charges of driving drunk after his car was involved in an accident on Highway 276 near the Louis Siler residtnce with another vehicle driven by Mrs. J. Elmer Harris of Waynesville. The Sentelle car struck the other from the rear, causing damages of about $100 to both vehicles, the patrolmen said. i Funeral services were held this afternoon in the Bethel Methodist Church. The Rev. Archie Graham, pas tor of the Bethel Presbyterian Church, officiated and was assist ed by the Rev. Tom Erwin, the Rev. Charlie Owen, and the Rev. L. B. George. Interment was in Bethel Ceme tery. Pallbearers were C. S. Terrell, j. E. Justice, R. B. Smathers, L. G. Sentelle, Morris Bumgarner, and Lonnie Smith. Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Bernlce Calvin Sentelle; two sons, Charles Harris. Jr. of San Antonio, Tex., and Cpl. William Stuart Sen telle of the U. S. Army. Also the parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sentelle of Bethel; and two sisters, Mrs. Gillespie Smith of At lanta, Ga. and Mrs. William Mac Millan of Charlotte. DEATHS MRS. DELIANA TAYLOR Funeral services for Mrs. Deli ana Taylor, 69, who died Monday in her home at Clyde after a brief illness, were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Canton Free Will Baptist Church. The Rev. Pete Hicks and the Rew, Milton Hollifield officiated and burial was in Morning Star Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ed and Gor don Summey, Bill Robison, Jack Blanton, Jesse Reynolds and George McGee. Members of the Young Ladies' class of the church were flower bearers. Surviving are one son, Gordon Taylor of the home; and one sis ter. Mrs. Lillie Banks of Tiffin, ' Ohio. GEORGE L. SUTTON Funeral services were held Tues day in the Wesleyan Chapel near Sylva for George Lee Sutton, 2 year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Man son C. Sutton of Hartford, Tenn., who died suddenly Sunday after noon. The Rev. Ernest Jamison and the Rev. O. E. Thorpe officiated and burial was in the church cemetery. Surviving are the parents; the paternal grandfather, Joe Sutton of Waynesville; and the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Massie of Sylva. Jaycees (Continued from Page One) scholarship fund. 3. Purchase and maintenance of benches on business streets. 4. Sending of two needy boys to Camp Hope, in cooperation with the Welfare Department. 5. Contribution of $100 to the Mountaineer Little League. 6. A $2,000 recreational facili ties survey conducted last sum mer. Another $2,500 is on deposit in the bank to help finance a rec reation center when constructed. At the square dance this Satur day night the entire membership of the Jaycees will be on hand to meet dance patrons and the first five couples arriving will be admit ted free. Mr Beat.v pointed out that all Jaycee dances are supervised by club members. Waynesville police also make periodic stops at the Armory while the dance is in ses sion. Former Football Star Here Playing For Army FORT CAMPBELL, KY.,?Bobby Seizor, 20. of route two recently, received orders to play fullback on the 188th Airborne Infantry j ReRimcnt football team this fall. PFC Setzer is assigned to Co. | "G" 188th Airborne Infantry Rcgi ; ment of the 11th Airborne Divi i sion. He entered the army in Jan j uar.v of 1954 and immediately I volunteered for paratrooper train nesville; Haywood Mackey. Braver dam: Franrn Royd. Jonathan C'rcek; O. K. GtUis. Beavt-rdum: C. D Churrh Pigeon rt. Fair (Continued from page 1) "(he biggest ever." To make it even better in the future, money is being raised on commercial ex hibits to finance construction of a permanent fair barn, to be used for storage of fair equipment. The talent show Thursday nigh' will feature the Bethel High Schoo1 Band, school g'ee clubs, Pisgah Mountain Band, quartets, and other local talent. Turner Cathey will act as master of ceremonies for the show. M. C. Nix will be general man ager of the fair. J. E. Justice is secretary. Community officers and directors are Delmar Reed of SUmey Cove, Mrs. Henry Garner of West Pigeon, L. M. Sherrill of East Pigeon, Mrs. Cecil Murray of Center Pigeon, L. C. Moody of Cecil and Dick Alexander of Cruso. Fair superintendents are: Contractors (Continued from page 1) The agenda will include reports from each association on the activ ities of their particular associa tion, with Julian McKeithan from the Carolinas, B. L. Noblitt of Georgia and Robert Raymond of Florida reporting. Discussions will be held on such topics as warm air hearting, and air conditioning codes and licen sing in the four states concerned; labor relations both in general and individual, mechanical tools, bring out experiences and savings; sales tax laws applicable in each of the four states; lien rights as appli cable in each of the four States; new members; proper application of residential year-round air con ditioning and improvements in bidding. A special discussion will be held in regard to contacting the archi tects regarding items which are being specified under roofing and sheet metal, which should be in cluded under other sections, such as roof drains, should be under plumbing; ducts and grilles under heating and ventilation; fabric sill and lintel flashing which is in stalled by the mason should be under masonary and numerous oth er items which will be discussed. On Saturday morning, t/ie ladies attending the meeting will go to Cherokee and the Park, Mrs. Lela j Messer, associate secretary of the Chamber of Commerce will be in | charge of the trip and the arrange-1 ments. All business sessions will be held j at the Piedmont. ing, qualifying as a parachutist at Fort Campbell. Setzer was an outstanding line man for the Mountaineers and aft er graduation here went to West ern Carolina College where he con tinued to play in the line. SIEGLER heats up te | 3 or 4 reoms | nakes year kitchen the WARMEST ROOM IN YOUR HOME! I r :h ? /V 7avmu?U t* f HOMO MAPVl O* WWTf K*CIUUN W ... HEATS up to 4 room* Furnishes HOT WATER COOKS meals perfectly lbs eely Heater yea cee use ANYWHERE! ? Spoc Saving* d?*if n ? r*waW fvS hovli porformonct ? Two in Ow Hwtnwka ? Sova* vp to 50% la Km! ? Si?j)l?ima?ic Dt?H ?arfi cfcimmy trouble* ? Swry Sock Coarontoa FATfMTfO^ AUTOMATIC OIL ?? OAS I KITCHEN HEATERS i ?l?t. * CI?t??U*. lit jP C. N. ALLEN & CO. Dial GL 6-3221 llu/.clwood, N. I , SHORTENING I IIscmA) "7 O C 3 Lb. Ctn. M Mm PEACH HALVES snsi 2t;- 43' I MAYONNAISE I Pint Jar C DUKES 4# tM Red Band Flour | 25 Lb. Bag $1 99 j| PL. or S. K. I CORN FLAKES | Large Box | Srrmiiiib LETTUCE BELL PEPPERS - 10c SWEET ,l POTATOES j ? 25 Minute Maid ORANGE JUICE : DULANY BROCCOLI pks 25 DULANY BABY LIMAS ...... Pkg 23 H &G WHITING FISH ,? 15' Armour GRILL STEAK ?k~ 43 We honestly believe you will save more money J ping here regularly because every one of our pric?fl a LOW PRICE?not just today ... or tomorrow,! or next week?but every day of the year. Hut take our word for it. Ask your friends who patrol our market. Or better still?buy ALL jour Mnttl here for one month. See for yourself t he convigS proof that MORE LOW PRICES MEAN MORE 3 INGS I OR YOU. Z'-. ... ? SHOULDER 1 PORK R0A9 GROUND BEEF J BEEF LIVER if CRISPRITE Lean BACON sliced Lb NABISCO CAMPBELLS I Vanilla Wafers Tomato Soujl 12 Oz. A Cans aJ Box OOC L 1 r ill DASH SANTO DOG FOOD COFFEE I 2 r 29c " Wl fresh ^j?|| delicious Southern Biscuits 2 j fwOUR ROLLED...CUT... aJ refrig- <y?> ready for your oven ERATQR^jgjl BALLARD Swansdown White, Chocolate or yellow Per MM CAKE MIX lkl I White house No. ?SO! M Apple Sauce L ""5 4 Gerbers Strained Jars M BABY FOOD 3 "?* 4 Kountr Kist No. 20J flH GREEN PEAS 2 < " 4 Yellow Quarters Per MM MARGARINE " I\ Del Monte 1 ?> ? Seedless Raisins l kc '1 Garner Preserves 1'u" 91 STRAWBERRY ? ^ iJB ?
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