DEATHS
MRS. EDITH D DOTSON'
Mrs Edith Davis Dot son. 34. died
Tuesday at noon in the Htywnod
County hospital after a loop III
ness. \
She ^as a native of Hay wood
County ?
Kunerad service were held this
afternoon, in the Davis Chapel
Methodist H'hurrh in the Iron DulT
community The Rev V R. Davis
officiated and burial Mas in the
church cemetery
Surviving are the husband. Ralph
Dot son: tw o sons Itichard and
Ralph D ot the home, the mother
Mis Mat tie Davis of Waynvsvillc.
three sisters, Mrs. Mark Reno of
Canton, Mrs I. L Shinaveir ot
Detroit, Mich, and Mrs. Elmer
Morris of Philadelphia, Pa.
Wells Funeral Home was in
charge
MRS. I I I.A \. CO I'l'
Mi- I.ul.i Norman Cope 71 of
Waynesvllle. Route I, ilied Wednes
day at 3 p in in her home after a
lingering illness.
funeral serviee* will lie held in
the Ochre Hill Haplist Church Fri
day ai 2:30 p in The Rev. Robert
Parris and the Rev. Ben Cook will
officiate and burial rrill he in Nor
man Cemetery
The body has lieen taken to the
home of a daughter. Mrs. Jason
M ore a n on the Balsam Road
Mrs Cope was a native of .lark
son County had resided in llay
yvood County for the past three
years, and was a member of the
Bantist Chut'eh
Surviving are the husband John
C Cope one daughter. Mrs Jason
More an of Was nrsvitle. Route I:
four sons \lvin of Kingsnnrt
Ti'ltn William of Bessemer City.'
Snilreeoii ol Kurekli Calif, and
Rohert of Concrete. Wash
Also Ihre, brothers George and
Dare Norman of Mr ha Route 1
aiid William o| Sylva one sister,
Mrs I Crawford ol Sylva Route
I 14 grandchildren; and three
groat-gralideliildi ell. ,
Garrett Funeral Home is in
charge
IIOI.01 .It INFANT
Dehra ? 11 .111 Holder ml.mi daugh
ter of Mr .ind Mrs Charles Holder 1
died Wednesday nighi in the Hay
wood County Hospital.
Graveside rites were held this
afternoon in Green Hill C'emeterv
wilh the lt< i Itohert M Itigdon
cdTiciating.
Surviving in addition to the
parents, are the paternal grand
Uncle A be. 1 Had
Exciting Time At Fair
By INCLE ABE
"Rite this way. folkes?see (he
woman in (he ir n lung! Here ?
here! see the wile man?cat* bug
Kile on tills side, see the fat est
woman in tile woiT!
This way to see the strong man
?here s the hairy man. fokes?tak
en wild?hair like a beast! Kite
this way. good peepul -only lifty
cent three fee a dollar Hurry
hurry!''
Yes. hits still a-riirgin' in my
head an' Frank Forgason aaid
this iiiornin it wuz stHl a-ring
in' in his n! You see ,mr an'
Frank wu/ (he unlvest repersenta
ti\es from this (own. If we hadn't
a-gone Haywood wouldn't a had a
single ex'ihit at the Kolly Fair,
An' now don't you Hay wood
lies throw oil on Madison county
enny inore; raze she tor it or him.
one > had a rale good pro jerk down
I liar, also got sonic prizes fee best
I'baeker ves. siree: ?
On Island in' Frecliurs
Well. I tic uutslaiidin' feechllrs of
I li(. Fair, I'llc sax. xxuz Manly
('hlikens Fool-long llnl (lands an
Curly fials Frank I haul the Hauls
Chirkins an I Iliasvl the llnl
tlaxvas an' Curly Gals.
Never seed s<> menus hanty
chickens In all my life! I guess
I bar xvuz 50 dif'rent kinds colors
an crosvs jisl like a hanty man.
each ssith a dif'renl crow. I
si-oodn i mezure these hanty chick
cits by |iens or floors, bill lis acres
I had stalled to say 50 acres,
Mr. K<lit lit"; but on secon' lhasvl
I'de cut Dial estyinnle down a
leclle hit
Hot Dawn-Stan's By The Score
"This svay. good peopid, fer
sore lont-lont! hoi dass?s only 25c
I'acil Foot-along. fnkes, toot-along
25c a pence!'
These hot daxvg slan's ssiiz hill
cand-lo-cand nolhin in some
hlocks Inil "tool-along hoi dassRs ".
I I'll seemed like to me I hem send
ers ssiiz short stuck on 'cm an'
holler as they mas. loud as they
could an' lony as they could, not
menus |it eple ssiiz a-buyin' em. I
parents. Mr and Mrs Has Holder
ol Clyde and the uilaernal grand
mother Mrs. W It Arrtnston ill
Was nes\ file. Noule 1
reckon the day wiiz too hot fer
hoi daWL's
"How Cute!"
Saw the periUest ? monkey ever
I'de say, iokes the winiiiien would
say '"cutest lie wuz a-walkln' an
danrin on his leash up an down
the mid win. (live him a pce-nut
an' -he'de doll his cap an' bow
yivo him a coin an' he'de put it
in his Utile pocket an' do the same
couii'sy. Yes so hit wuv a lesson
oil perl it cues* to most of us I
lilies*. An' I list thaw't. fokes If a
monkey ran he that perllle. how
much more oil we, their?no, I
Itues* we're not their desendants'
Well, I Uiink w<- miyhl also in
elooil the monkey as be in one of
(lie main feeeliurs.
Oh. yes, meiiny |>> i-plc thawt the
livestock an \griculture cx'ihils.
the rodeo an' races wiiz the hest;
hut 1 don't think they're good
judges of rale atlrnckshuns like
Banty roosters I'urty gals Hot
dawgs ah' perlite monkeys
Then thai wu/ the Shriller* i'a
rade light hum the Deserts ol
the great Orient. I know ca/.e thai
wuz "Oasis'" spelt on their cos
tooms Here they eanie jis* lis'en
to their wild cries ati-ye-hoo!"
Now they're a-fiassin' by. their coir
lerd skearts a-wavin' in the wind
lootin' out that wierd. sereechv
mu/.ick an' bentin' that thing on a
pole hung hane' Yes. siree, lokes
they wuz as wild as all gitollt!
An' No I'lace To Stay"
I've told some ot the good fee
chill's. Mr Kdilur Now one of the
w list feeehiirs, that is for me, wu/
till' lark thai I eiiiirlti'l li i?/l I'lim
place to xtav that nite not lei .1
Inn:; lime Together with the Fair.
Shriiurs, Lawyers Myelin ,111
Ihe In >| dawn renders. slerpin
places in the of Capital wuz all
took up. cept in Ihe parks, an
lla/el had played the Dickens wilh
' the parks So lliar I wuz' 1 Trump
- - - tramp - - - tramp - - - "enny
riiom ler Ihe pile Mister"" "No
room." Tramp - - - I rami) - - -
"(lot an empty room. Sister "" No
. room "1
Itul finely I found one a ureal
his room with four heds' Woman
said she lie llatT to have lour bucks
tJein' hit had 4 heds an all that
Itul I told '01 I eoodn't steep on
hul one an' why eoodn't she take
. .1
Rotary
(Continued from |<ago 1)
hijjhe ideals are developed.
"Rotary teacher tolerance, kind
ly outlook on fellowman, pleasant
and happy conUcts with others
Rotarv .ncoiraces men how to
think Rotary stimulates a special
desire in the hearts of men to be
nl service. Greek philosophy was
'He yourself.' the Romans said
Know Yourself,' and Jesus Christ
t..iuiht 'Give Yourself.'
'The recognition of service is
the devotion ot the heart and Ko
la tv means one that is best fitted
to serve," tie continued*
Students Speak
Tuesday at luncheon the confer
e i< e heard the two students study
ing in this state on the Rotary
I nundation I'lan.
Mii ii.i") Kenyun of Knplaud. stn
< I <i > l ai Duke University, said:
' Britain must trade to live, as we
.01 not sell-sufficient. Yourtariffs
are too .inch, and to us it is survival
the other .i out. er sump in: an
also mm in as how I wuz jtst one
man -ti?- ort'nt to charge me fer
lour & so t'oartli. Hut. sir thai wu/
no arg.vin' with that woman!
Well when I got in that room I
flesiden I'de ait the full benefit
it' I could of nt.v money. So 1 por
eeeded. lust to take a bath?an'
lilhd the tub lippin' full, also used
up all the soap in the room. Then
I turned on all the lights, not yet
on "So fur so amid, sez I "But
how am I a-goin' th use all theze
beds'" I hated fer that woman to
profiteer on me like that, seein' as
how the shootin' war wu/ over, .lisl
then I ant an idee: "I'll put my
clothes on one bed." sez I an'
sleep on t'other 3 beds" -So I
did in shifts like ye know.
Well. I guess thta woman thawt
l wu/ some sleeper! But I didn't
intend fer her to profiteer on me.
no stree'
Well I intended to stay two days,
hut m> allereieky fervor come 011.
so list staid one. Don't know
Whether I vvuz lergiek to the
bantv feathers, the monkey fur or
the hot dawg sincll; maybe hit Wuz
all H, plus the fu/. feathers an'
smell of the purty gals. Knnyway.
I'm hack safe an' sound, nearly.
So. gloarv he'
Yores trooly.
Uncle Abe.
I'oast Scrip; 1 jist now thawt,
V" Kditnr. that the money I spent
secin' the man with 2 stommicks
wuz all wasted; raze we Can see
jokes like that 'round here for
nothin'.
Mid not profit which wi* s?-?-k
In bl ildill. Communists come
out in open, speak from soapboxes
in public places. Mere in America
ihey are underground. and accord
i:ib to the FBI, it takes eight men
to trail one Communist." he said.
The journalist student said that
most all criticism of England's
policies are based on ignorance and
misunderstanding
"Britain's criticism of America
is* that you are unrealistic over
China: scared of McCarthv dis
like your high tariffs; seared of
C. S. depression, seared of trigger
happy Congressmen, resent the
older generation."
Me eoneluded his remarks by
saying: "understanding will keep
us together; and America and
Britain together are uneonc|uer
able."
To The Jungle
Marco Armando Colina Ha raj a
of Heru a student at Appalachian
St.'te Teachers College, and study
ing under the Chan Gordon Schol
arship foundation, said that an
executive Latin American custom
was to send Communists to Ihe
jungle and forget them.
"We have no relations with com
munistic countries." he said.
Haraja explained that his coun
try is under partial dictatorship,
hut with the basic units of a de
mocracy. such as a congress, su
preme court and free elections.
"We realize the need of a united
front with the United States, and
have a warm friendship for Ameri
ica Down in Peru we need capital
to develop our natural resources
and your American technical
know-how
"Our people are looking lo the
United States and I shall impress
upon them the sincere and warm
kindness and honesty which I have
rsnnil hi.i'n "
In the formal reports, ,1. W.
Hyers of Asheville. chairman of the
Chan Gordon Foundation, said a
scholarship will be ottered a stu
dent from Guatemala with West
Germany a second choice.
The student named will attend
Western Carolina College next
term.
"Good Old Days"
Tuesday morning. S .1, Gernett.
president of the Andrews Club,
told the conference, "This is the
:| good oh! days, with better days
ijet to come."
He spoke on "The Good Old
Days" and compared a commu
nity ol SO years ago with today.
He stressed the value of com
munity projects and community
service by citizens ol today, as a
means of getting more out of life.
| I'ast district governor Everette
llierman of Charlotte, in an ad
Piqeon Men Cook And Serve Good Oyster SupPer 1
By MRS. JOHN W. JOHNSON SR.
Community Reporter
The members of Sonoma Lodge
No. 472 save an oyster supper at
the Bethel lunch room Tuesday
night. Wives and widows of Masons
ill os* on "The Battle For The
Beachheads." pointed out that Ro
tary was one of the world-wide
organizations working and striving
for peace, while other forces
?-ought war.
One of the highlights of the
morning program was a playlet
given by members of the Ashe
ville Club. "Accepted With Re
The conference enjoyed a two
hour program "Stump the Experts"
in which a panel of experts was
called upon to answer questions
?and given opinions on Rotary mat
ters.
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and members of Sonoma Chapter
No. 254 O.E.S. wore invited guests
Tlie men rooked the supper and s
served it. and washed the dishes p
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan and
son. formerly of Canton, have mov- -
ed into their new home in West r
Pigeon. Mrs Morgan is the daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs. Karl Moore l
v.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCracken
sold their home and dairy farm on
Lake Logan road recently to t
Champion Paper and Fibre Co.. i
and have purrhiked the old home i
place from Mrs. Leila Welch on
Waynesville road.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Duckett '
have installed a new bath room in
their home.
C. S. Rollins is installing an ,
electric water system in his home.
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TUESDAY NOVEMBER 2
FOR
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
i VOTE FOR tmesk . i CANDIDATES
DISTRICT AND COUNTY
YOUR VOTE IS IMPORTANT
T. D. HKYSON. JR.
Slalf Senate
'==" THE HAYWOOD COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
3=L URGES EVERY REGISTERED VOTER
TO GO TO THE POILS ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2
FLOYD \V. WOODY a UK a ?
FRANK R. MFDFURD AN|| IffjT L
Member of H4. of wBP Wp|Mr'H
-3' FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY CANDIDATES
J. FRANK PATE
? p.M Politic.i AAT
?? ?<* ? *
VOTE FOR THESE
NATIONAL, STATE
AND JUDICIAL
CANDIDATES
l\ S. Senator
W. KERR St OTI
U. S. Senator
SAM J. ERYIV IK.
State Treasurer
EDWIN GII.I. 'j
Comm. of Insurance
CHARLES E. GDI I)
Comm. of Labor
FRANK CRAM
Chief Justice of Supreme Court
M. V. BARNIIII I
Assoc. Justice of Supreme Court
WILLIAM H. BOBBIfT
Assoc. Justice of Supreme Court
J. WALLACE WINBORM
Assoc. Justice of Supreme Court
CHARLES W. BIGGINS
Assoc. Justice of Supreme Court
CARLISLE W. HICiCIIVS
Judge. Superior Court. 1st Hist.
CHESTER MORRIS
Judge, Superior Court. 2n<l Dot
WALTER J. BOM
Judge. Superior Court, "rd Bid.
JOSEPH W. PARKER
Judge. Superior Court. 5th Bet
J. PALL FRIZZEl I E
Judge. Superior CeurC tith Bist
IIF.NRT L. STEVENS. JR.
Judge. Superior Court. #th Br>'
CLIFTON I.. MOORE
Judge. Superior Court. Sth I'M
Q. K. NIMOt KS JR.
Judge. Superior Court. I""1
LEO CARR
Judge. Superior Court. 11th
WALTER F.. JOHNSTON JR
Judge, Superior Court. I 'th ''
WALTER E. CRISSMAN
Judge, Superior Court lt'11
FRANCIS O. CLARKSON
Judge. Superior Court. IR"1 1
JCSTLS c. Rcnisii-i
Judge. Superior Court. 2'*' ,)'<l
ALLEN H. C.W VN
Member of Congrr
GEORGE A SIICFOFP