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IIAZFI.tVOOl) SCIIOOl. HI'PILS Friday afternoon made the ac
quaintance of Joe Iteinertson's new herd of :?4 Shetland ponies,
which makes the Rocky Knoh Farm on the Ragle's Nest Road the
largest seller and breeder of ponies in North Carolina.
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Canton High
Campus Cuffnotes :
By. LINDA LKIGGS
Last Wednesday a large number
f Canton High students were priv
eged to see the opera. "lion
asquale " presented l>y the Grass
dots Opera Company. A special
liowing was given for the students
1 the afternoon during school and
le opera was presented to the
eneral public that night.
Thursday night the Tri-Hi-Y
!ub met for the first time this
car to make plans for the new
?rm and to select new members to
?place those who graduated.
This club is sponsored by the
.M.C.A . but works closely with
te school. Mildred Duckett is
resident this year and Pat Gooper
vice-president. June Myers is
?cretary; Jean Downs, treasurer;
id Rene Sinathers, social chair
ian. Seven new members were
?cepted Thursday night and a pa
iliia party is being planned to
elcome these gil ls into the club,
hey are: Sandra Williams. Linda
loore, Sue Pleninions. Judy Os
arne and Marianna Moon. This
ub hopes to complete titans soon
ir taking charge of morning de
itions for several weeks, present
ig a chapel program, a radio pro
am and sponsoring several worth
liile projects. Last year the Tri
i-Y girls joined with the Hi-Y
lys and had a beautiful formal
nice after Christmas. The dance
will be held before Christinas Ibis
year and the club hopes they will .
be asked to help again. <
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That victorious feeling is i eallv t
great when you are the underdogs
for a while and suddenly find your- t
re Id on top. Therefore, 'there's a
nice feeling floating around Can
ton this week because all rumors
iiad it that the team was beat he
fore they started last week. How- ?
ever, as you know, the hoys sur- ,
prised everyone and defeated Val- (
j dese by a score of 13-7. We Can
ton fans were almost stunned for
a while after the first touchdown!
, Everyone knows, of course, that t
the real test comes this weekend
when the Illack Bears face the
mighty Hendorsonville Bearcats 1
No one is predicting the outcome i
'of the game tonight because tin- ;
is football, and who knows" 1
Pat Cooper. Anil Gates. Charles I
Duke. Carol Wilson. Linda Briggs, t
Melissa Osborne and Charles Green 1
attended the Editor's Koundtabk* '
;.f Cullowhee this past weekend '
V ith Mrs. Ernest Messer. advisor
for the annual, the "Black Bear."
These representatives picked up a 1
great deal of information which
they will be able to use in the \
Pillowing year ill publishing the a
school paper, "Bear Tracks." and a
.
Reynolds
Students
Visit A&T
\ X T College of (irt'i iisboi'o
?pdilsored its annual Senior High
school Day on Saturday. October
16 Reynolds Hi,;!) School was well
'('presented with the seniors and
hreo members of the faeult \
The purpose was to familiarize
he pupils with campus activities
fnd the college program.
Ml students attending were in
.pired hv the, friendly atmosphere
md the dignity of college life. The
isitdis toured those buildings on 1
he campus that were opened to
he public.
A delicious dinner was served
lit' 1855 "Black Bear."
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The first six weeks period ended
Wednesday and report cards are
ssued Monday. Amid the smiles
lad siuhs seen and heard in the
alls, many of lis turned our
hoiiwhts back to the excellent -id
ee yiven its in chapel Friday by
teverend I I,. Boberis, pastor of
he First Methodist Churrh. Rev.
Jolierts spoke ahout hells and their
elaiionship and likeness to our
ives
Baptists.' Methodists. I'resbytor
ad.v all Canton church youth j
roups- you're invited to a llallo
een part \ Saturday night at 7 lit)
I tile First Presbyterian Church
. Canton Don't forget ?
Aliens Creek
CDP To Sponsor
Chicken Supper
By Bl.wrill. FKANKI.IN
Community Reporter
Tile Alice's Crook CDP will
sponsor a chicken supper Saturday
?light. October 2\i. at tile Allen's
C'eek School 'I'lic menu will in
clude chicken and dumplings,
green beans, slaw candied yarns.'
hot rods and apple pie. The en- ,
tire meal will he home cooked and
everyone is invited to come and en- !
joy a delicious supper. k
Mis Carolina Kaufman was the j
guest of Mr, and Mrs Charlie '
and in '.lho afternoon. the Rev nolds , '
group witnessed a college football
game between A & T and Slum
University of Italeigh. with A & T
winning 49 to 0. All attending en-'
joyed every minute of it.
Reynold . High School will coles
brate its annual Homecoming I)a.v,
Wednesday October 27, with Re>
nolds playing host to Central Con
solidated School of Svlva. at 8' <
p in at Canton Memorial Stadium
Stephens Lee band of Asbeville
w ill be on hand to tender music for
the occasion
\ television set will he given;
awa> at halflitne ceremonies
There will he an old fashioned
barbecue at the school and the
coronation of queens after the i
game til the school gym (
Pates' Trip Covers
Hurricane's Path
A brush with the skirts of Hur
?teane Haze! was part of the north
>rn trip from which Dr. and Mrs.
I Frank Pate have just returned
They visited Washington. D. C .
ind several points of interest in >
r'lrginia. catching up with the hur
'icane just outside of Washington. 1
In I>r. Pate's words: "I left
iVashington about a 1,1 Friday
Hazel had just started to make her
ippearance in the form of rain and
ligh w inds. 1 followed the Potomac j
River past Mount Vernon toward
iTorktown, and I believe 1 met
11/el in full force half way be
at een Fredericksburg and York
own.
"I crossed the Yorktown Bridge
into Williamsburg to meet Mrs
Pate, who had been staying there
while 1 was in Washington, and
Tound the town practically in
areckage, with blown trees and
all power lines and telephone coni-j
ihunieations disrupted.
me wind had subsided, so we
iccided to leave right away for
North Carolina. Newport News.
\ a was in darnkess, proteeted h>
I he National (luard. Gasoline for
the ear had to be pumped in by an ,
emergency gasoline motor
"\V'e drove all the way into Rocky
Mount before seeing any towns J
with any liRhts or phone service.
Next morning we found that we
had stayed that night in a city
which Hazel had .struck twice. leav
ing it badly damaged.
"We noted the destructive pow
ers of Hazel as far as Durham and
even into Morganton. (
"The subtitle of this story is that ,
we consider ourselves very lucky ,
to live in the 'Die Smokies'/' I
North Carolina livestock produe- ]
lion tIns year probably will he up
four percent from 19.1.1
Wage rates paid by. North Caro
lina farmers this year so far are
generally unchanged from last
rear.
Tin' beef industry in North Car
ilina has more than doubled since
1950.
BUchannan on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Wood visited her sis-'
ter in Johnson City, Tenn.. last
week.
Mr and Mrs Jessie Jordan ot
Ashevifle, visited the hitter's moth
er. Mrs. W ill Jordan on Sunday.
Among those attending the Ten
nessee-Alabama football game last
Saturday were Lucius Allen, and
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Barrett.
Arnold Hannah and Wayne Cald
well, students of Mars Hill College
risited their parents on Allen's
Creek.
High Hurdler |,
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AI' Newsfeatures
CHICAGO William C
Steinkraus. 2H. of West port, j
Conn., takes Can Can over the
high hurdle in preparation for
the tifilh National Horse Show
open inn Nov. 2 in New York
Steinkraus helped tin- U. S.
Equestrian team place third in
the 1952 Olympic equine events.
Preliminary estimates place
?hiekeiis raised 1 excluding com-;
nereial broilers) in North Carolina!
luring 1954 at 17,008,000 about j
hrec per cent higher than in 1953 ;
iut about 21 per cent below the
943-52 average of 21.451.000
Demand for flue-cured tobacco
?ontinues strong and this year's
rrop is expected to be up 5 per
cent from 1953, according tb the
Agricultural Marketing Service
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