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HISS HETTIE FRANKLIN,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Franklin of Francis Cove, has
been awarded the annual Beta
Sifraa Phi Scholarship. She has
entered Mission Memorial Hos
pital School of Nursing in Ashe
ville. Miss Franklin maintained
a high scholastic average during
her high school years. She is a
member of the Francis Cove
Methodist Church and served as <
pianist for the church and an of- I
ficer in the Youth Fellowship.
West Pigeon
CDP To Meet
Thursday Night
By MRS. CLIFTON TERRELL
Community Reporter
West Pigeon CDP will meet at
8 p.m. Thursday at the Bethel
School cafeteria, with Carson
Clark presiding.
David Barto Vance, T. L. Rid
dle, Max Burnctte, and Charles
Stamey have joined the Air Force
and left last Tuesday for induction
at Lackland Air Force Base, Tex
as.
Edwin Mann and Troy Hargrove
left today for Knoxville and induc
tion into the Army.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sheffield
and daughters, Annette and Jan
ette, Have returned home after
spending a week's vacation at Lake
Santeetlah.
Jerry West spent last week at
Camp Hope where _ he attended
Pioneer Camp as a representative
of the Bethel Presbyterian Youth
Fellowship.
Annette and Janette Sheffield,
L. M. West, Jr., and Russell Ter
rell spent last week attending the
young people's conference at Mon
treat as delegates from the Bethel
Presbyterian Church.
Sonoma Chapter 234, Order of
Eastern Star, will meet at 8 p.m.
Tuesday at the lodge hall.
Miss Eugenia Justice spent the
past weekend in Raleigh, where
she was a bridesmaid at the wed
ding of a former classmate at Duke
University.
Miss Pauline Shepherd and Miss
Norma Jean Sheffield have arrived
home for summer vacation from
Berea College in Kentucky, where
they have been members of the
freshman class.
Several residents of the com
munity are planning to go to Spar
tanburg, S. C.. to attend the wed
, ding of Henry M. Hope, Jr., pastor
BISS BETTY JO SHOPE. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fie
of Waynesville, has been award
ed the Junior Chamber of Com
morce Scholarship. Miss Shope
was gradauted with honors from
the Waynesville High School this
' year. She received the DAR
| Citizenship Award, the Danforth
Award and served as president
of the Student Council, president
of the Tally-Ho Club. She was
active in the Sub-Deb Club,
Monogram Clnb, Safety Club,
pnd the Miltiary Band. She plans
to enter Berea College, Berea,
Ky., this i'ail and for the summer
months is employed as reception
ist for Radio Station WHCC.
Francis Cove
Community News
By MRS. PAUL HIGHTOWER
And RUTH HELEN BOONE
Community Reporters
Tom Franklin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Franklin, has been
suffering from severe foot injuries
for the past four weeks and is now
undergoing a plastic surgery oper
ation at the Mission Hospital in
Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy King of Vir
ginia are visiting Mrs. King's fath
er, Mr. Hedrick, who is suffering
from injuries received while fish
ing two weeks ago.
The regular H.D. Club meeting
was held at the home of Mrs.
Frank Christopher last Thursday
night. The subject was: "Quick and
Easy Meals".
Airman First Class Joseph Rick
man, son of Mrs. Rhoda Rickman
is home on leave after spending
eighteen months at his base in
Okinawa.
A large crpwd attended the Ice
Cream Supper Saturday night at
the church. The supper was spon
sored by the Community Develop
ment Program. Home made ice
cream and cake and cookies were
sold.
of the Bethel Presbyterian
Church-, and Miss Betty Ann Mc
Fadden of Spartanburg, to be held
at 8 p.m. Friday at the Second
Presbyterian Church in the South
Carolina city.
Last Friday Mrs. John W. John
son, at her home on the Lovejoy
Road, gave a surprise shower for
Rev. Hope.
Sunday morning at a special
ceremony Janette Sheffield, presi
dent of the Bethel Presbyterian
Youth Fellowship, presented Rev.
Hope a family Bible as a wedding
gift from the PRF.
Capacity Crowd
Hears Singers
At Courthouse
A capacity crowd gathered at
the courthouse here Sunday after
noon to hear the twelve singing
groups participating on the pro
gram of the regular quarterly Hay
wood County singing convention.
Tom Queen, vice president of the
convention, served as master of
ceremonies and Ray Parker, presi
dent, greeted the singers and
guests.
Featured on the program were
the Davis Trio of Gastonia, the
Mellow Tone Quartet of Swanna
noa, the Victory Quartet of Hay
wood County, the Smith Duet of
Jackson County, the Church of
God Trio of Hazetwood, and the
Crawford Quartet of Sylva.
Also the McMahan Quartet of
Sylva, Parker Duet of Slylva, Blan
ton Duet of Waynesville, Carlyle
Franklin of Swannona, soloist, Wal
ter Wilson of Candler, soloist, and
the Melody Five of Sylva.
Use Mountaineer Want Ada
GORDON GRAY, a Tar Heel fre
quently chosen by presidents for
important tasks, yesterday
agreed to accept a new assign
ment with the national adminis
tration.
In Washington, President Eisen
hower announced he has nominat
ed the head of the Consolidated
University of North Carolina to be
assistant secretary of defense for
international security affairs.
At a special meeting in Gov.
Three Haywood
Postmasters At
N.C. Convention
Three Haywood County Post
masters are attending the state
convention of the North Carolina
chapter of the National Association
of Postmasters being held June 12,
13, and 14 at Carolina Beach.
Postmaster Enos Boyd of Way
nesville. Postmaster Richard Han
nah or Clyde and Postmaster Thur
man R. Smith of Hazelwood left
Sunday for the convention.
The Haywood delegation was
Hodges' office, the executive com
mittee of the university's board of
trustees freed Gray for the job by
granting an indefinite leave of ab
sence. Hodges said the leave would
begin about July 15 and would not
run as long as two years.
The committee declined to ac
cept the resignation which Presi
dent Gray offered in order to take
the federal assignment.
In Gray's absence, the executive
committee placed with University
Provost J. Harris Purks the "full
powers of the president, with au
thority to act as president."
FROSTY LANE was graduated
this morning. cum laude, from
Georgia Tech in Atlanta. He
plans to enter Massachusetts
joined by other postmasters from
the 12th Congregational District
at the meeting. ?
Institute of Technology In Sep
kmbrr. AttriuUiic the com
mence ment program in Atlanta
ire Col. and Mrs. Raymond Lane,
parents of the graduate, and
Miss Trodi Fatrty of Eaitimori-.
Miss Flirty will return with the
Lanes tomorrow and be their
guest at Lake Junaluska for a
few days.
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