Ile Woman's Club
Soonsor Flower Show
IHgguaj Fruit, Vegetable
?si.uu. sponsored by the
K,.. Club, will bo held
Eeaber 24, in the old
V,: the Clyde High
? fjjvei offei ing will bt
E Hi, m of the shou
E Uu \ est rime "
? for the event ere
?Brown Jr. and .Mis
Jbiish The folhwrjin
I have been named
1: - Robert Williams.
| Winfrey. Mrs. Amos
|i- J K Newman and
j lla>ne- Entry. Mrs.
BACKBONE
IF YOl'K
RDBOBE
?KIRTS
BLr< Flannels, GatHff*
K. OrloM. Solids.
Bkv Plaids.
IwEATERS
H Dorsev Imported
H' Lambs Wool. Full
Hi'ck d Cardieatm, siip
ftr- ? Ml ( otitis
Bun In Today
[The
Lrt Shop
Hain Street
? GL 6-1210
1 j Sidney Hayues. Mr-.. (I (' Stan
Jr., Mrs. Dwight Sharp Mis
I Charles Edge, and Mrs c E
! Brown. Sr.; Properties: Mr- Neal
Cart. Mrs. Homer Henry. Mr- |;
? M Greene, and Mrs. C. L Dai n
? nell; Awards: Mrs. Gerald Ki-h
Publicity Mrs .1 c Haynes Mr
Vance Robinson and Mrs. Mark
! Haynes.
; ; Entries will be accepted on Fri
da.v morning between the hour- ut
0:00 and 12:30. All arrangements
must be made outside exhibition
hall. The show will be open to the
public from 3:00 p to ? ;10 ,
Each exhibitor will provide bl
own containers.
All horticulture specimens must
be grown by the exhibitor and a
person may place only one entry
in each class or section
A liophy will be awarded lb the
individual bating the greatest
number of points, and a plaque
will be presented to the orgaiu/a
| Hon winning the blue ribbon.
Merry Homemakers
Meet With Mrs. Clark
I The Meri t llomeinakei s Home
Demonsti alion ( lub ol Canton met
Monday afternooli at I lie home ol
Mrs. Paul Clark. Jr. witli Mrs.
Wayne Clark, a- co-lioste-s. Ylr-.
J. II. Garren. president. presided
'The devotional was riven lit VI i -
Bill Boone.
Project leaders reports were riv
en by Mrs. Paul Clark Jr . on
Family Life; Mrs Bill Clark on
Home Beaut it ieat ion: and Mi.-.
Eugene Grogan. on Education.
Mrs. J. B. Garren reported pit
the club s work on the Iloat enter
ed in the Laboi Day Parade
Miss Jean Childer- gate the
demonstration on Simple Errtei
taining."
, St. John's Flu ents
Will Meet Monday
The Parents Club oi si. John's
School will hold its In t mooting .?
of the school year Monday ,,i 7 311
p.m. in the school auditorium
Sister Francis Mane, principal,
of the school, will speak on Par
ent-Teaeher Relationship.
Parents of all children t : rolled
j in the school are expected- to .be
| present.
200 ATTEND Sl'TTOX Kill MON
Around two hundred friends
and relatives attended the annual
j Sutton Reunion at the home oi
| Mr. and Mrs, 1 lobar! Franklin in
Cove Creek last week.
MRS. KAUFMAN IN llObPITAI.
Mrs. Carrdy n Kaulman is a pa
tient in the Haywood County
Hospital.
J' -fr * *
Mrs. Elsie Smothers Edwards has
resumed her work on the faculty
of Virginia Intermont College al
ter spending the 'summer with her
sister, Mrs. Francis Massie. and
Mr. Massie.
Mrs. Bridges
Entertains
Homemakers
Mrs. M T. Bridges was hostess
at a meeting of the Waynesvilie
Homemakers Home Demonstration
Club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Joe Cathey conducted the
devotions and Mrs Howard Bry
son presided during ttie business
hour,
Mrs. Lawrence Leatherwood
i*a\e a report ol plans for Achieve
ment Da> to be hold November
16 and 17.
?Miss Jean Childers. assistant
home agent, gave a demonstration
on Simple Entertaining and pro
ject leaders reported as follows:
Mrs n o. Champion, citizen
ship: Mrs Ben Phillips, home
beaut itication: Mrs. John Nesbitt.
poultry, and Mrs. Lawrence Leath
erwood. home gardens.
* ? *
Music Club
Meets With
Miss Colhoun
Miss Catherine Colhoun was
hostess at the first fall meeting of
tlie Waynesvilie Music Club Tues
day evening in her home at Lake
Junalusku.
.Miss Ida Jean Brown presented
the program using as her subject
the composer, Hichard Wagner
She played recordings of exerpts
Irons "Tristom and Isolde."
Mrs. George Bischoff presided
and outlined plans for the coming
club year.
\nnouncement was made of the
next meeting to be held October
19 in the home of Mrs. Bischoff
witli Mis Hugh Love in charge of
the program.
Norma Irece Wilson
Gets Secretarial Diploma
Mis- Norma Irece Wilson, daugh
ter rii .Mrs.' Bertha S. Wilson of
Waynesvilie was graduated this
week Irom King's Business College
in Kaleigh with a Junior Secretar
ial diploma, She entered the school
in September, 1953.
Miss Wilson was a member of
I lie Waynesvilie High School
graduating class of 1952. She plans
to accept a secretarial position in
C liartotle.
Mr and Mrs. W: B. Winchester
attended open house at Memorial
Mission Hospital in Ashcville Sun
day afternoon. Their daughter.
Miss Jean Winchester is a member
of the junior class of the School
of Nursing of the liospital.
Mrs Albert Krogel and Mrs.
Hoy Dudley of Seattle, Washing
ton, are visiting their sister's, Mrs
Thad Howell and Mrs. James K
Boyd in Way nesville. The sisters
are daughters of the late Dr. and
Mis. C. B. Huberts of Haywood
County. Mrs. Krogel.. the former
.Miss Wilsie Huberts is making her
first visit in sixteen years, and
Mrs. Dudley, the former Miss
trances Huberts, is here for the
in si time since her childhood.
1 * * *
Harold Winchester, son of Mr.
and Mrs. \V. B. Winchester of the
I'lotf Creek community, has re
turned to \. C. State College
where he is a member of the
sophomore class. He is taking a
general course in Agriculture.
* ? *
Mrs Curt Kaufman and her
daughters, Arleen and Sharon, re
turned Sunday from Newfound
land where they spent the past two
months visiting Mrs. Kaufman's
parents. They were, joined in Mon
treal by Mr. Kaufman, who has
been on a business trip to Swed
en .
i * * *
Iti and .Mrs. .lames K#Stringfteld
will leave tomorrow lor Chapel
Hill to attend the Carolina-State
football game.
* ? *
Miss Shirley Connatser has en
tered the junior class at Appalach
ian Stale College at Boone.
* * *
Mis- Shirley Sheffield, daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Shef
field is enrolled at Montreal Col
lege.
The Misses ,ludv and Alice Alex
ander. daughters of Mr and Mrs.
Tom Alexander of Fie Top, left
?Saturday for Duke University.
Judy is a member of the junior
Class and Alice entered the Uni
versity as a freshman.
* * *
Ceorge Vlexairder, young son of
Mr. and Mrs Tom Alexander, is
attending Ashcville Country Day
School.
j * * *
Miss Joyce Carter, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Carter of Lake
Junaloska. has resumed her studies
at the University of North Caro
lina Miss Carter, who is serving
tin year as president of Carr
Dormitory, returned to school early
in September to as.slst with the ori
entation program for freshmen.
? * ?
Charles Mcsser. son of Mr and
Mrs. Jack Messer,' has returned to
Duke Uliiveisily.
? ... .. _?_ ? a ;
MISS EUGENIA JUSTICE,
daughter ul' Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed
win Justice of Bethel, has been
. awarded a $1600 psychiatric
scholarship available through the
United States Public Health
Service for those nurses who
have demonstrated particular in
terest and aptitude In the field
of psychiatric nursing. Miss Jus
tice entered Duke University this
week to do advance work in psy
chiatric nursing and to complete
requirements leading to the de
gree of Bachelor of Science in
nursing education. She was an
honor student in the Bethel High
School, attended Woman's Col
lege a year, and was graduated
from the Duke iiool of Nursing
last June.
? ? *
Cancer of the stomach is unusu
ally common in Japan and Indo
nesia.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals will be receiv
ed by the Board of Commissioners
of Haywood County, Waynesville.
North Carolina, in the Commis
sioners Room. Haywood County
Court House. Waynesville, North
Carolina, until 2:00 o'clock P. M.,
F.S.T., Oct. 15, 1954. and imme
diately thereafter publicly opened
and read for the furnishings of
labor, materials, and equipment
entering into the construction of
the Haywood County Health Cent
er. including walks, equipment and
appurtenances thereto. Bids re
ceived after the hour named will
not be considered.
Separate bids will be received 1
for General Contract, Electrical, :
Plumbing and Heating.
Complete plans, specifications
;i",d contract documents will be
open for inspection in the County
Health Department, Waynesville, |
North Carolina A.G.C. Offices,1
Dodge Plan Rooms, and the office
i of Wm Moore Weber, A.I A., j
Architect. 1918 Hillsboro Street, j
Raleigh. North Carolina. Prime j
Contractors. 'General, Plumbing..
1 Heating and Electrical?, may oh-1
tain plans, specifications, and other
contract documents upon deposit
of $35.00 in cash or check. The
full deposit will be returned to'
those submitting a bona fide pro
posal. provided plans and specifica
tions are returned to the Archi
tect in good condition, within five 1
days after llie date set for reeeiv- !
ing bids. Sub-Contractors and ma
lei lai ueaiers may purcnase pians
land specifications from the Archi
tect for $20.00 a set. Prime con
U actors may obtain additional
plans and specifications for $20.00
a set, prior to bid opening.
All contractors are hereby noti
fied that they must have proper
license under the State Laws gov
erning their respective trades.
Each proposal shall be accom
panied by bid guarantee of 5% of
the bid. Bid guarantee may be in
cash or certified check drawn on
and certified by some bank or trust
company insured by the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation. In
lieu of making the cash deposit as
above provided, such bidder may
file a bid bond executed by a cor
porate surety licensed under the
I laws of North Carolina to execute
such bond, conditioned that the
surety will upon demand forthwith
make payment to the obligee upon
-aid bond if the bidder fails to
execute the contract in accordance
with the bid bond and upon fail
ure to worthwith make payment
the surety shall pay to the obligee
an amount equal to double the
amount of said bid bond. This de
posit shall be retained if the suc
cessful bidder tails to execute the
contract within ten days after the
award or fails to give satisfactory
surety as required herein.
Performance band will be re
quired in amount of one hundred
percent (100rrt of the contract
price.
Payment bond will he required
in amount of fifty percent ifiO'.f > of
the contract price.
Payment will be made on the
basis of ninety percent iOO'c) of
monthly estimates and final pay
ment made upon completion and
acceptance of the work.
No bid may be withdrawn after;
the scheduled closing time for the
irceipt of bids for a period of
thirty days.
The Owner reserves the right to
reject anv or all bids and to waive ,
. informalities.
Signed:
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS
SIONERS. HAYWOOD COUNTY.
W AYNF.SVILLE
NORTH CAROLINA.
By: C. C FRANCIS. Chairman ,
WM. MOORE WEBER. A I A.
ARCHITECT.
| 1018 Jltllsboro Street
| Raleigh. North Carolina.
P 470? S INI ?T >7, 1\
BIRTHS I
At tin* Haywood County llospi-j
Lai:
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smathers I
>t Canton. Route 3. a son, Septem- 1
tKT 20
Mr. ?nd Mrs. A. R. Minzenmay
?r of Canton, a daughter. Septem
ber 20,
Mr and Mrs. Louis Recce of
Canton, a daughter. September 22
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Free of
Canton a son. September 23.
Personals
George Hunt, son of Mr. and
Mrs A. H. Hunt, has returned to 1
his studies at the University of
North Carolina
* ? ?
Mrs. Wayne Mitchell and small j
son of La Grange are here for a
visit while Mrs. Mitchell's moth
er, Mrs. J. C. Crouser, Sr . is ill
at the Haywood County Hospital.
* ? *
Miss Mary Crouser, student at
Woman's College, is expected to
morrow to spend the weekend and
visit her mother, Mrs. J. C. Crous
er, at the local hospital.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs Gosta Wullin left
Wednesday for their home in Pali
sades. N. Y . after a visit with Mrs.
Wollin's mother. Mrs. Mabel Brown
Abel, and her father, Albert Abel, j
+ * * 1
Farm Bureau To Hold
Call Meeting Saturday
A meeting of the Farm Bureau
has been called for Saturday morn
ing at 11 o'clock at the courthouse.
The meeting was called by Jar
vis Caldwell, president of the
county bureau, who states that new i
developments in the insurance pro
gram should be brought to the at
tention of all bureau members.
Other items of business to be
discussed will be of concern to all |
farmers, according to Mr. Caldwell, j
Personals From The
Lower Crabtree Area j
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Haney of ;
New port News, Va . are visiting ]
Mr. Hanev's parents. Mr. and Mrs. (
Weaver Haney.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Allen
spent the weekend in High Point
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Zel
dee Barns, and Mr Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson of
Encorse, Mich., are visiting Mrs. I
Ferguson's Sister. Mrs. Manson !
Avrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ifobert Duekett
are adding a bedroom and a back
porch to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson
and Mrs. Andy Ferguson were visi
tors of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Plem
mons of Asheville on Sunday.
lop With Ease and Confidence
Ii\fi /? expansion
f-J?> (Swatch bands
??.-j^v < \ ff ^m'T jB
^oict of I /20th 10K GOLD FIUCO or itainlei* %feef
HHH
WANT ADS
WANTKI): To Ren! ? "? or
ti-ronm house, outside city
limits. W'illinjf to pay
rent. Cull 6-">t>30.
S 2S-27-M
Shop With Ease
And Confidence
f So Much More
IN BEAUTY... IN VAIUE... \]
WHEN YOU OIVE +j)
V ? 17 jowelft. Naturol
kd or gold*
I I M^Aessmm
PCONNfl *71 *
17 j?w?lt NofuroJ
? r wkitft gold
Budget Terms
II Desired
I "4 If A "J H ?J ft I
PJ H.HH irMl
t- ITS USYTorAV IMt RUlABl ( WAY ' .A
MtnssESsnm
BETTER BUYS BELK'S
"THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES"
JACKETS tl ? 1
? Quilted Wool Lining ^"3^^ a
? Mouton Collars C QQ x x
? Sizes 1 t.>
t SWEATERS Arcjjr
? !l to W UNBLEACHED
# Assorted Colors SHEETING
98 SECOND Values to :t:.e Yd.
I FI(Km J4c yd
COATS $595 $995 #
? Sizes .5 to <?\ and 7 to I I # All Wool
? Assorted Styles and Colors *| v
? Second Floor ? T* , ^1 m
Just Received! /ivf
OYEK 100 LADIES' NEW FALL f !
DRESSES Vr
i
Q C 0 Assorted Colors,
Fabrics and Styles
0 Values to $5.95
? Basement ?
?
1000 YARDS ?K ?
PRINTS AAc?
0 .'19 in. Wide / ? fjlVift
0 Values to 79c Yd. 0 Ass'l Colors Jj( < j
? First Floor ? jj ^
Iff Men's X o/. Sanforized Low Hack !j it -{Wm
overalls
Hoys' Plaid Flannel ^ ?
SHIRTS $1??
? Sibes (? to 1ft ? l-arjce Assortment
? Second Floor ?
V ????????.______
ft. Men's Corduroy >?'* ^
j Shirts *2" \
S M L (. ( plM i
rirwl fliuir ^ ?.'-w I: . ~ V. \
2.?'r Wool Chatham I V J> \
BLANKETS *466"ig/
? 72 x SI ? Itlui*, Green & Hose # First Quality ^5/
? First Floor ? ? V
Large Croup of Children's New Fall
DRESSES 2 $3
? Sizes 2 lo 1J # Regular iSl.ilS Hasenu-nt
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