Bethel
(Continued from Page It
Due to be opened this Thursday
w ith a ,'ame against Hcndcrson
vilte. the use of the gymnasium
has been held un because of a
delay in shipment of "foldaway"
seats which will accommodate
I,tOO fans when installed. The
gym is expected to be ready about
the second week in January.
The rvm, which measures 90 by
106 feet, contains two large dree
ing rooms with 13 showers for the
boys. 10 for the girls iwtth separ
ate "stains" i and space for lock
ers and storage facilities
The floor itself has markings
for basketball, tennis, and volley
lull and contains two large white
B's" on a field of blue.
The two baskets have lar^e glass
backboards Four other backboards,
made by students oi M t" Nix'
vocational agriculture classes, will
be installed on the sides for intra
mural and practice use.
The gym also has tronhy ca-.es
for Bethel's bulging collection of
trophies and cuds; a ticket office,
concession room, storage room,
and rcstrooms.
Corridors link all three build
ing units, permitting access to each
of them without having to go out
side.
Some distance to the southwest
of the new school building is a
YMCA
iConlinurd from r.;t li
speaker, as w< 'I as other Canton
"V" director . including Jack Jus
tice, mannr* . Kalph Goforth. Wal
ter Holtot and Hruce Nanne>
After '.he address, the speaker
an* we re a number of questions
pointin out that a YMCA could
be star, 'd with just a small room
for an office for the manager and
a secre'arv. As to the needs in the
way c" a building, he said tha'
would have to be ascertained alter
a complete survey of the commun
ity. -.1 to take into consideration
exis;nig facilities for recreation
and other needs essential in ear
ning on a successful "Y" program
Several of the Canton "Y" offi
cials talked to individuals after thi
meeting, answering questions abou*
operations in Canton, and the dif
ferent phases of the successful
program beine carried on al the
YMCA in Canton.
The I S OH Ice of education
estimates that between 10 and 12
million dollars- worth of building
is needed for classrooms in L'. S.
schools.
new water tank which will supph
the structure with its water. I.al
er the name "Bethel" will be paint
ed on both sides of the tank.
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Indians
(Continued from Pace 1)
t tonal facilities for the Cherokee
Indian childrtn. to begin a program
of education so that when the
withdrawal comes our schools both
elementary and high schools will
be of such standing as will be ac-i
copied by the State Hoard of Kdu- ,
cation of the State of North Caro- '
lina.
"5 To induce industrial enter
prisi s. to establish manufacturing
plants within the reservation for
I he manufacturing of merchandise
w here Cherokee Indians may find I
employment and our young men'
and women max; learn useful trades
ad arts so that eventually the Cher
okee Indians can become better
prepared to meet the high stand
ards of citizenship.
"fi. To put on a housing pro
gram thnu'uhout the reservation
to raise the "livid" standards of the
tribe and place them on a higher
standard of e'.-oiiomics. To provide
proper facilities for jjae caro and
maintenance of the aged and in- [
firmed Cberokees who by reason of
poverty or other unfortunate cir
cumstances are unable to take care
of themselves
"7 To preserve our natural for
ests. wi'd game and fish and io con
tinue the sustained yield bv selee
tivp cutting of merchantable tim
ber. and use even- precaution in
preventing fores) fires ,
"Ml of this to be accomplished
!i, full cooperation and approval of
the Field Office and the Commis
sioner of Indian Affairs "
lie traced the history of the
Cherokee charter of lRflfi. and the
special roll call ot 1 hltT. when
even Cherokee with as much as
one-one-hundred-twenty-cighth In- t
dian blood was included. The lands j
were assigned, and deeds made to |
the Federal C.overnmcnt, with the I
lands to remain tax free
I liti't sati-nooKr sain. "We arc
not frailj at Cherokee for the Fed
oral Government to pull right out
To ho stircos .I'tif, it must be a
gradual procedure travel slow
it . and thciMdii e program studied
'The Cherokee* do not want tr
.)<? a burden on the count v. state
or Federal government, but the
Federal Government is in no po- I
sition to withdraw until my pro
grant is nut into force." lie sail
with feeling
*'\Yc have been eitiziens sine*
11124. hut it must bo rcmeniberod
we met the 'Mayflower and met
it s\ itli a lendin ? hand the Chiel
continued
Chiel Salinookc when taking of
Inc in 1 !?.">I. made one of Ills pro
loots that r,o\l-ion be made for
the care ol aged and infirm.
\ suites was made lit two wel
fare workers stith ttie Cherokee
Historical \ssociatinn paving toi
half ot the urtrt We tound we
had our share of those who neer
such a home ,iu t as is operate!
?i mant ad mining counties ''
The speaker paid special tribute
to the Cheroki i Historical \*so
ti.it ion lor their "masterful jot
diirii ? the I>ast five tears Thes
hate rctnrni.id the problems O.
the Cherokee Indians
I feel sure tte ran formulate i
pit ram whereby Cherokee In
dians t r take their place ill the
st hite man's world.''
Chief Siunooke slid about 25
per tent ot tin present ,'t :t(10 In
dians on the Reservation are full
blooded Cherokee*
Box Supper Is Planned
For Wednesday Night
A box supper still he held in
the Fines Creek High S. html Wed
nesday at ? HO p.m
The supper is being sponsored J
ht a 'rotin of women from the
I int < ifk Memorial Baptist
Church to raise funds for payment
of a carpet in the church.
Ft rrs one i invited and boxes
will lit appi eclated, ?'
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Concert
(Continued from Page 1)
cert will be made up of a number
of special selections, including:
A Christmas reading bv Gail Cam
lin, harp solo. "Noel." by Rosa
lind Amnions: soprano solo. "The
Birthday of a King" by Fa.ve
Sease; tenor solo. "Sweet Little
Jesus Boy." by Bobby Hill; tenor
solo, "O Holy Night," by Jimmy
Fowler.
The final part of the program,
by the band and chorus, will be
"Yuletlde Overture" by Lang
featuring a number of familiar
Christmas carols
Linda Boone will be the piano
accompanist and Henry Lot'quist
the organ accompanist.
Advance prices are 2") and 50
cents. At the door the admission
will be 35 and 75 cents
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