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I Burgin, q - Elect, [onored Alice Mario Burgin, bride l John McCann. Jr. of k Ka?. was honored at a Lyus shower given b> | Burgin Saturday evening, a and white color scheme Hed ^>ut in the refresh Li favors Becky Jo Burgin [in serving. hiests were Miss Burgin mother. Mrs, W. ff, Bur I Aleen Williams, Mrs. H. jr. Mrs. Don Whisenhunt, nr>' Clayton. Mrs. Guy Canton. Mrs. Lester Bur Mrs Erwin Burgin. Mrs. lurgin. Jr.. Mrs. J. E. Irs Edward Glavich, Mrs. forsham, Mrs. Emmett Jrs. Glenn Howell, Mrs. uland. Mrs Robert Owen, n Calhoun. Mrs Charles ?s Boyd Owen. Mrs. Kyle I, Mrs Homer Owen. Mrs. [Iforei Mrs, Kenneth Lowe, bert H Smalley. and Mrs ?own. Isley Program arden Club Varies Isley presented a on Flowering Shrubs at a luncheon meeting of the View Garden Club afternoon. eeting was held in the Mrs David Hyatt with 1 McEIroy, Jr. and Mrs. ie as co-hostesses, red Allison presided and ) made plans for a sale ?per as a means of rais for the Elizabethan Gar inteo. chard Border was wel a new member. ? * * Dewy Stovallv w ho is at Javidson College, spent tnd with his narents. Mr. Dewey Stovall. ? * * ?d, who is attending Oak litary Institute, spent the w;th his father , James i his aunts, the Misses Daisy Boyd UDC Chapter i Wins Two Cups At State Meeting The Haywood Chapter. United Daughters of the Confederacy was awarded two cups for its accomp lishments lasj year, according to a ! report made b> Mrs. K N. Barber at a chapter meeting Friday after- j noon in the home of Mrs. J J. Ferguson. The cups were awarded at the j State UDC convention held in : Charlotte last month and were presented to Mrs. Barber, chapter delegate to the convention. The trophies were the Mary Lou Cooper Cup. given to the chapter which placed the most Confederate Flags in schools, and the H. O. Steele Cup. presented by the Statesville Chapter, to the chapter j collecting and publishing the most | interesting letters written by Con-1 federate soldiers. The cup-winning projects wen directed bv Mrs. \V. A. Hyatt, chap ter historian. Announcement was made that a photograph of the late Prof. W. C. Allen, historian and teacher, had , i been hung in the office of the j County Board of Education. Mrs. C. F. Kirknatrick was nam-1 ed to represent the chapter at a I meeting of the Clothing Closet I Council to be held Wednesday night in the Court House. Mrs. Ron Campbell presided and , Mrs. F. C. Rippctoe was co-hostess for the meeting. Guests were Mrs. Ray Dudley j and Mrs. Albert Krogel of Seattle, Washington, sisters of Mrs. J. R Boyd * * ? Mrs. Hodges To Be Speaker At Garden Club Mrs. Ollie D. Hodges of Asheville will he the guest speaker at a luncheon meeting of the Skyland Garden Club to be held Thursday at 12:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Joseph 11. Pero on Longview Drive. Mrs. Hodges will discuss and I demonstrate Table Arrangements. ! Mrs. C. W. Minett will be host ess with Mrs. Pero and Mrs. Wayne Diet? will preside. * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Killian left last week for a vacation trip in the Northern States. CAR Meet With Lynn Kilpatrick Lynn Kilpatrick was hostess for , a meeting of the Joseph Howell | Society, Children of the American Revolution, Friday afternoon in her home on Breezemont Drive. The program was a dramatiza tion of The First Thanksgiving, written by Cary Howell and Helen Kirkpatriek. in which all members of the Society participated. The meeting was directed by ] Mrs. Raymond Lane, senior presi- | dent, and Miss Betty Barber, jun ior president, presided. The Hag ' ceremony was performed by j Rebecca McF.lroy and Harden How-1 ell. Plans were made for a program to be presented at the December meeting of the Dorcus Bell Love ? Chapter. Daughters of the' Ameri can Revolution and clothing was collected to be sent to Crossnore School. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. L. Kilpatrick. Mrs J H. Howell, Jr.. and Mrs. John Kirkpatriek. Guests were Tally Perry, Mary Otis Burgin, Cathey Massie, Sara Kirkpatriek and Jody Kilpatrick. * * ? DAR Will Have Meeting At Windover The Dorcas Bell Love Chapter Daughters of the American Revolu tion will hold its November meet ing Friday at 3:30 p.m. at Wind over, the home of Mrs. J, 11. How ell. Sr. Mrs. J. If. Howell, Jr. will j be co-hostess. Mrs. James E. Henderson of) Canton will present the program 1 and Mrs. James L. Ehvood will | preside. * * ? 'w" Long's Chanel Guild Will Meet Tuesday The Wcsleyan Service Guild of ] Long's Chattel Methodist Church will meet Tuesday 3t 7:30 o.m. in the home of Mrs. Mack Sctzer. This will be the last session of a study course on "Women in the Bible," which has been directed bv Mrs. Jack KIood. Mrs. Wallace Ward will lead the discussion. * * * Films To Be Shown Nov. 19 At Library A showing of films at the llay wod County Library, which was announced for Friday, November 12, has been postponed until Fri day. November 19, at 10:30 a.m., according to Miss Margaret John ston, librarian. The films are for adults and will be available for circulation until December 3. The titles are "Neighbors." "Antibiotics." and "Slovakia " * ? * Personals Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parson of Balsam Lodge have returned to Iheir home at Madeira Beach, Fla.. | for the winter months. * * ? Miss Jessie Alerander, student at Woman's College in Greensboro, spent the weekend with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hooper Alex ander. Jr. * ? * Miss Madge Alexander of Atlanta spent the weeknd with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hooper Alex ander. Jr. ? ? ? Jeff Rcece, cadet sergeant at Oak i Ridge Military Institute, spent the i weekend with his parents, Mr. and j Mrs. C. J Reece. ? ? * Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Closman have returned from a business trip. * * * Hooper Alexander In Hospital Hooper Alexander, Jr. is report ed to be improving at St. Joseph's Hospital, Asheville, where he has been a patient since last Wednes day. He is expected to return home this week Mr and Mrs. Robert Riley and small son. David, of Atlanta spent the weekend with Mrs. Rijey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Tuttle on Auburn Road. My Favorite Recipe MRS. A. M. FRAZ1FK Cecil llome Demonstration Club ? V If;FTABI F CASSFROI,I 1 pt. tomatoes 1 large green pepper 1 pt. corn I clip bread crumbs 2 large onions :t T melted bacon fat Alternate layers of vegetables; using half lor first layer, sprinkle with salt, pepper, Repeat with rest of vegetables, top with bread orumbs. pour melted fat over top Rake 43 minute to 1 hour in 400? even DEATHS robby ledford Bobby Ledford. 4-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Lodford of Beaverdam community near Can ton. died suddenly Friday at t! a.m 1 in the home. Dr. J Frank Pate, Haywood; County coroner, investigated and attributed death to natural causes Surviving, in addition to the parents, are six brothers, Wade, Vincent, Luther, Herman. David and Claude of the home; three sisters. Mrs. Nelson Wells and Mrs. F.astman Parton of Canton and Mrs Marie Ledford of the home. Funeral services were held Sat-i urday at 3 pm. in ttic Beaverdam I Methodist Church. The Rev Co man Brown officiated and burial was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Larry Best, Danny Thompson, .James King, Harley and Larry Smathers and Tommy WorleV. ALBERT P. McGR.WV Albert P McGraw, 03. a former resident of Canton, died Tuesday in Garden City. N. Y . after a brief illness. Surviving are two sons. Edward P. of Hendersonville and Albert p! Jr., of Connecticut; four daugh ters, Mrs. George Arthur of Ham ilton. Ohio . Mrs. R. F.Myers of Bastrop, Tes., Mrs. D. \. Schuger ' of Dallas, Tex., and Mrs. Thomas Wilds of Garden City, X, Y Also three brothers. Fred and Charles of Erie. Pa., and Joseph of Miami, Fla. and two sisters, Misses Ella and Jen McGraw. of Erie, Pa. Funeral services were held Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Calho- ' lie Church of Immaculate Concep 'tion at Canton, The Rev. Lawrence Newman officiated and burial was ( in Bon-A-Venture Cemetery Willie S. Price 04. retired ' farmer of CIvde RFD 1. died Sun- j day in the Haywood County Hos pital after a long illness. Funeral services were held ' today at 2 p.m. in Fines Creek 1 Memorial Baptist Church The ' Rev. G W. Jamison officiated and 1 burial was in Fines Creek Cenie- 1 tery. ' Nephews served as pallbearers, i He was the son of the late Silas | and Sara Green Price of Hay- < wood County. , l Survivors are the widow, Mrs Ij Sible Oreen Price; one daughter Miss Doris Price of the home; twt step-sons, Glenn and Andy Greer ot Clyde RFD 1; three brothers, Lawrence, Haydeo and Fra/ier. all of Clyde RFD 1: and two sisters Miss Lizzie Price and Miss Frances Price, both of Clyde RFD 1. Crawford Funeral Home was ir charge of arrangements. NOTICE OF SAI.K On Monday. November 22, 1954 at 11:00 o'clock A M , at the Courl House door in Waynesvillc, N. C. I will offer for sale, at public out cry to the highest bidder for cash the following described lands and premises situate, lying and beinj lu Clyde Township. Haywood Coun ty, N. C.. to-wit: BEGINNING on a stake in cen ter of Southern Kailway Company track, corner of I^ots 12 and 13 ir the subdivision hereinafter refers red to, and runs N. 18' E. 172 feet to a stake in South margin of U.S Highway 19-23 (formerly Osborne 5 venue i; thence with highway margin S. 72' F. 353 25 feet to a stake; thence S 18 W 173 feet to a stake in center of said rail ?oad track; thence with center ot ailroad track N 71* 50' W 353.25 oet to the BEGIN NNING COMPREHENDING AND IN L'LUDING Lots N'os. 13. 14. 15. 16 17. 18, IB, 20, 66, and part of 67 >f the Osborne Addition to Town >f Clyde, as per survey and plat >f J, W. Seaver. C. E , recorded n Map Book "A," page 57, Hay vood County Registry. SUBJECT lowever, to railroad right-of-way ?asement. The above described propertv vas conveyed to C. W. Young by Iced* which are of record in I>eed look 59, pages 479 and 480, Hay vood County Registry, and was de 'iscd by C. W. Young to Jane foung, hi* wife, by Will which is if record in Will Hook 4, page 101. nd devised by said Jane Young o her daughter. Ada Manning I'oung, by will which is of record n Will Book 4. page -569, in Of ire of Clerk Superior Court of lavwood County. Sale made pursuant to the power nd authority conferred upon the nderslgned Trustee by that Deed if Trust dated June 5. 1950, exe utrd bv Ada Manning Young, and erorded in Book of Deeds ,of 'rust 74 page 225. Haywood Coun v Registry,' default having been lade in the payment of the indebt dness thereby secured. This October IB. 1054 A T WARD. Trust eer 478?O 25 N 1-8-15 Mrs. Owen Dies At 87 In Clyde Mrs Margaret Justice Owen, 87, uf Waynesvllle, RFD 2, died here Saturday at 1 a.m. in the home of a daughter. Mrs. Pearl Duckctt, after a long illness* Slit* was the daughter of the late Arche and Nancy ? Allison Justice of Haywood County. Surviving, in addition to Mrs Duckett. are two daughters, Mrs Charlie Brown of Waynesvilh RFD 2. and Mrs Will Long ol Hickory, Also six sons, Chester of Way nesville, Charlie and Manson o Wayne-sville. RFD 2, Hershell o Canton, RFD 3, and Edgar o Waynesville 1!KD 2; 33 grand children; and 27 great-grandchil dren. Funeral services were held Sun day at 2 p.m. in Hemphill Baptist Church. The Rev. .John Finger of ficiated assisted by the Rev. Jarvis Brock, and burial was in Allisor Cemetery Grandsons were pallbearers Granddaughters wore flower bear | ers. | Crawford Funeral Home was in i ('har"(' Methodist Women ] To Begin Study ' Met hod iit churches of Haywood County Mill begin a jurisdictional, mission study of India. Pakistan. ^ and Ceylon, tonight at 7:30 p m. | in Long's Chapel cltrueh at Lake t Junaluska. , | The study w ill be taught by Miss ; Louise Ballard, district secretary ; of Missionary (education. ?nd Mill be held in four sessions. The meet ings M ill be at Long's Chapel Mon day and Thursday nighty for two , consecutive weeks. Kconomic, social, political, and t religious conditions of the three ( countries will be studied with par ticular emphasis on the Christian church and the missionary move ment. The program Mill feature drama- ' i fixations, films, and a debate, with i members of the participating I churches taking part. | Members of the Women's Society ( 1 of Christian Service and the \Ves 1 leyan Service Guild arc expected i to attend the study and any other interested persons are invited. ? ? * Mi. and Mrs. Weill Arrive Front Aruba i Mr. and Mrs. Kurt 1. Weill have ' arrived front Aruba, Netherlands West Indies, for a sixty-day vaca tion with Mr. Weill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weill Mr. Weill holds a position with ( the Lliji) Oil and Transport Coin ; pany in Aruba and is now in Wil liamsburg. Virginia where he is attending an Industrial Relations Conference at William and Mar\ College Mrs Weill will join her ! husband tor the last tew days of j the conference, at the conclusion ' of which they will go to Conneetl ! cut to spend some time wits Mrs 1 ' Weill's parents before returning to Waynesville for the remainder oi their stav in the States * * * Hazelwood PTA To Moot Tonight Miss Nancy Campbell of Aslio | ville Girl Scout headquarters will I he the speaker at a meeting ol" the ! Hazelwood Parent - Teacher Asso I elation tonight at 7:30 o'clock. The ! meeting will be in the school aUdi ! toriuin. The Rev. John Kizer, pastor of ! the Hazelwood Baptist Church, j will conduct the devotions and ? Mrs Hill I'revo I will preside dur- I 111 ri the business hour. ! rlazelwood Baptists Plan Royal Ambassador' Dinner A dinner in observance of Rj>\ al ' inbassiidor Focus Week Mill be ',J eld h> the Ha/elwood Baptist 1 1 hurch at () :(() o.m Tuesday at the 1<I luelwuiid SehiHil cafeteria. The dinner Mill be attended by hurch men and all boys nine years ' Id and older. The meal Mill be erved b\ the women of the " hurch | I* The program Mill include: Toast to men, by Bonnie C leruggs; toast to boys, by Jerry ^ Uigers; toast to the pastor, b\ " orry Hall; welcome by the pastor. ( ong. "l.et Me ("all You Buddv," , ? " - H rhat's The Place * \ SACHAMKNTO, Calif 1AP1 ?' 1 \ skeleton disappeared and the ' !>rant Technical College anatomy j ?lass hunted everywhere for it ?1 1 ind found a prankster had hidden ' | it in a closet. i I r the Koval Ambassadors; song. I'he King'^ Business," bv the uyal Arfthassadors short talk, Ve Are the Coming Men," by u?>by Hooper; poem by David ay lor, and closing message, "On ie Highway of the King," by the ev. C. D. Sawyer, pastor of Al ms Creek Baptist Church, Special guests will be Lawrence Davis. 11 axel wood mayor. Roy tephens. Hazel wood police chief, ltd Carl Ratcliffr, principal of lazelwood School, The arrangements committee for he banquet includes Mrs. C. A. icruggs, Mrs Ossie Sutton, and ,lrs. Lloyd Blaoton. Decorations v ill be provided by a committee nade up of Mrs. Louie Clark, Mrs. M. Chase, and Mi I). I Dean. Observations of Focus Week was H'gun last week when the Junior loyal Ambassadors luid charge of he prayer meeting last Wedn; s lay night and the Intermediate Itoyal Ambassadors conducted the Sunday night services la-,1 c lit STATEMENT TRUCK INSURANCE FXCHAWE. I.os Angeles. Calif iimiihon December Si. 1953. .is Shown by Statement Filed mi Policyholders, $20 980,375.57. Miscellaneous. 65 Total $21,720,17922 nte_Tn Policyholders. $9.723.001 00 Miscellaneous, 15 ?3' Total " 18,683.026.83 ASSETS $20,762 49ft.9! J 593 540 00 bank deposits Simon ances or uncollected premiums f recoverable on loss payment* y? *5 lidcnd* and r*\al estate income due and accrued 11" ~?J j ssets as detailed in statement 61,977.46 il admitted Acc#?ts $24,206,632.41 I IAllll.(TIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS ? 8WRQ04a, rent evnenses tmoaid "aonnftno commissions and other similar charges aj.uw.uu i"s anil fees (excluding Federal income taxes) ntine $498,587 12 s? cm ? nmp |iypc iremiums 4 45? 577 50 he'ared and onnoiH: Policvholders or ret.-7?n?>H hv ro'^nihv hr acccunt of others J ' , .labilities, as detailed in statement 3.14 2Q4 86 ^ >- $16,987 141 08 "'us fund* ? 71 * 401 33 funds (surplus? 6.500.000 00 regards policyholders $ 7,219.491 33 $24 *>06.632 41 it T v i,eavev; s?.r?tirv H S Keil Treasurer. P F Ecke. ?me Office two WHshir" P'i-d Los Angeles. 54. Calif. ?service CHARLES F COLD. Commissioner of Insurance. Raleigh NORTH CAROLINA INSU*? *"G"F PFTI A ptxcfsjT. Paleteh. Jtilv 14 1954 . _ .. F OOt.n. Commissioner of insurance, do hereby oer'ifv th.it the ; om and correct abri'mft of the ctatemer* of the Truck Insurance If IO, Angeles, Calif , hied with 'his Penartment. showing the fid One-manv on the 31 St day of December, 1953. my hand a?4 oOieiei seal 'he day and date above written CHARLES F GOLD. Commissioner of Insurance ? ft This - Is American Education Week wTcc Will Present Student Talent Programs: Klay. Nov. 10. 10:15 A. M., Clyde Elementary School. a>- Nov. 11, 10:15 A. M., East Waynesville Elementary School. ?X(". 12, 10:15 A. M.. Fines Creek Schools, ^ther programs to he announced later. isit Your Schools This Week. htball On WHCC W.'^n,trht). 7:2.", p. M.. WTHS vs. Marshall. k i r* w?s vs- m?"h'" VP. M., lTniv. of Norlh Carolina vs. Nofrr ? I ?imp. (ten To WHCC |AY and NIGHT STATEMENT TWIN STATES INSURANCE COMPANY. Charlotte, N C Condition December 31. 1953. as Shown by Statement Filed income-From Policyholders. (1,970,870 12; Miscellaneous. 08.089 49' Total ? (2.008,929 61 Disbursements?To Policyholders, $1,273,189 12: Miscellaneous. $944 678 62: Total ... 2.217.807 74 ASSETS Ronde - Ji 3i7'tnnnn r.ash and bank deposits . 2 1?3S8<i71 A rents' balances or uncollected nremitims 104 944-21 ' Interest, dividends and real estate income due and anuu-d 2 u.ig no , All other assets as detailed in statement 21838 50 Total admitted Assets $2,010.434 51 LIABILITIES. SURPLUS ANI> OTHER FI NOS fosses unnaid ? $ ill est no ? I.OSS adiustment expenses unnaid 5,865 40 < Other exoenses (exeliirfine taxes, licenses and feesl Underwriting (22.732.75 - ?' 732 75 , federal income taxes 75 .M l 90 ' , Taxes, licenses and tees (excluding Federal income taxi " ' ' Underwriting (22.732 75 75 ettoo | ilnearned premiums l.tstnWSI All other Liabilities, as detailed in statement 88 828.51 Total liabilities (2.068,317 17 ! e.anltal raid un (?no non no ' Unassigned funds (surplus) 312.117 04 I ] Surplus as regards policyholders i 542.117 04 , Total 0,610.434 51 , BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DI RINC. I?JJ ? Auto phys damage. Net Premiums ( I 881 t.tgnfi ( Total ... ? 1.861.136 00 I ' President T w. Sharlrleforrl Qecrriftrv M t rbiir'h. Jr | Home OP.re tin w.g Fiehfh St . Charlotte N C Attornc fc service CHARLES T COLD, Commissioner of Insurance Raleigh. N C. t NORTH CAROLINA TVRTTPANCE PFOAPvME* T. Raleigh August 21 1154 T rl!A8 F. COLD. 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