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tp Earl Ledden Will l ke Speaker Sunday , lohn O. Gross, promi Ist leader, will be the raker tonight *t 8 r Southeastern Meth ,lv at Lake Junaluska. Education Institu te of the Chureh" gross's subject. He is retary of the Division 81 institutions of the ?e ^ 10$ [very Active s nan Wants^ c /gflL i, e XJ r IV ^ 0 W Jl a ^I \ v | JHB HIM a |A ilHj? i I 0 ? i c for nursas, but the ^ atch for any active j, whether for the call t, onal duties, a round i ?r an evening out. ond hand, precision- F ment, non-magnetic C be exclusive flexible s rheel that is fully R ed against shock. * nd admire it today. c Jpjcss l $42.50 ' Mr, sweep second Knout dial. i1 B i V B ? $45.00 * , rolled gold case, ond hand. r A LITTLE t A TIME I fyftMi? j V ( L ? ? J c Is SPECIALS 5 lbs. 49c 10RTENING 3 lbs. 67c * FEE lb. 89c I R FLOUR 10 lbs. 90c v !0c coupon 30c t 70c ] R FLOUR 25 lbs $2.25 j 10c coupon 30c $1.95 J 0RK & BEANS 16 oz. 10c USAGE 3 cans 25c * BEEF AND GRAVY.... 15 oz. 35c tfONNAISE pint 30c i, 3 small 29c J xfi gal. 37c o 5H CORN doz. 29c g SH WIENERS lb. 35c J LEAN STEW lb. 49c CHUCK ROAST lb. 45c ORK CHOPS lb. 49c { ive United Trading Stamps. e N'S CASH GR0C. ; Hazelwood 1 BISHOP W EARL LEDDEN fethodist Board of Education, iashville, Tenn. Dr. Gross follows two other out- l' tanding leaders of the Methodist Church, Dr. John Q. Schisler, ex- tJ cutive secretary of the Division ri if the Local Church of the Nash iile Board, Nashville, Tenn., who poke Tuesday night and Dr. c lenry M. Bullock, editor of Meth dist Church School Publications. n lso of Nashville, the speaker on a Wednesday night. ^ On Friday, at 11 a.m. Dr. J. Ed ward Moyer, Professor of Church lusic and Speech, Westminister s< 'heological Seminary, Westniin- w 5ter, Md., will conclude his series f lectures on "Meet the Methodist ? lymnal." Bishop W. Earl Ledden of Syra use, N. Y., will be the main speak r at 11 a.m. on Sunday. He has nnounced as his subject "As Love w Inows How." His evening sermon, u 0 be preached at 8 o'clock, is "A 'emple of Tone." Dr. John C. Trever, professor of h teligion at Morris Harvey College, H lharleston, W. Va., wil begin his erles of four addresses on "Great n foments in the Bible" Monday at 1 a.m. The first address will be Divine Human Encounter." r - C tatcliffe Cove * Community News t t! By MRS. MARK PALMER c Community Reporter Pfc. James Wayne Donaldson of a he U. S. Army, now stationed at p lamp Gordon, Ga., is home on a j 2-day leave with his wife, the e ormer Hilda Grasty and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Howell tl lad as their guests this past week- g nd Mr. and Mrs. Paul ,M?fchell s nd daughter, Vickie, of Indian- 5 polis, Ind. . E A birthday dinner was given at j he home of Mrs. Maggie Grasty ^ n honor of James Grasty, Sarah Irasty Ledford, and, Roy Boring, "here were 50 guests. Among these vere Mr. and Mrs. Robert Messer n if West Asheville, and Mr. and g frs. Manson Messer of Canton. a : j Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Larkin and b liece, Janice Chambers, have re- IV urned to their hpme in Tyler, o "exas after visiting relatives here, s frs. Larkin is the former Ruth tatcliffe, daughter of Mrs. Edd tatcliffe and the late Mr. Ratcliffe. ? v On our sick list in the commun- ^ ty are Mr. Elmer Bryson at Jj foore General Hospital and Miss fary Jo Grasty in the home. Treatment will not help timbers ^ ince decay has started. " C I A ,ower Crabtree Community News )y MRS. MILLARD FERGUSON Community Reporter Vacation Bible school of Crab ree Methodist and Mt. Zlon clos d last Sunday with commence lejit exercises held during th< unday School hour. 32 students ere enrolled and received diplom s. Mrs. Hugh Noland was director dth six assistant teachers. The roup was feted with a covered ish dinner served in the dining oom of the church and attended y the entire Sunday School. Mrs. Charles Ferguson, Mrs. Mil ird Ferguson. Mrs. Nancy Noland nd Annette Ferguson represent d Crabtree Methodist Sunday chool at the workshop last Thurs ay at Lake Junaluska for the four rimary grade teachers of the fNC Conference. Members of the Crabtree Baptist 'hurch served a picnic dinner at ie church grounds Tuesday to he county prisoners in apprecia on for their work on the church Dad. Johnny Fincher of Panther's 'reek is recupterating at Haywood ounty Hospital frojn severe burns scelved last week while burning hornet's nest near the Crabtree lethodist Cemetery. Rev. and Mrs, A. F. Phibbs and jns, Rov and Lewis, of Charlotte 'ere visitors at the home of Mr. nd Mrs. Millard Ferguson last unday. Troy Smith of Spokane, /ash., was also a visitors of the ergusons during the week. Joe Smart is a patient in Hay 'Ooc County Hospital, where he nderwcnt surgery last week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Messer ave moved back to our commun ;y from Anaconda, Mont., where hey have been living. The com lunity extends a welcome. Mrs. A. M. Lynn, and son, Car ol. and daughter, Mary Ann of lolumbia. S. C., were overnight uests last week of Mr. and Mrs. [ugh Noland. Mrs. Lynn and aughter were enroute to a Bible onlerence at Ridge Crest, and he son to his Marine base at 'herry Point. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Walker nd small daughter of Baton touge, La,, were recent visitors of Ir. and Mrs. Sam Noland and oth r relatives in the county. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moody spent he weekend in Cherryville as uests of Mr. Moody's brother and ister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Junior foody. Mrs. Carl Justice and daughter, lettie, who have been visiting Mrs. ustiee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. rinson Davis, left Wednesday for ieir home in San Diego, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis of Wil lington. N. C., were weekend uests of Mr. Davis' parents, Mr. nd Mrs. Vinson Davis. They were oined on Sunday by Mr. Davis' j rotherlin-law and sister, Mr. and i Irs. Jim Tompkins and children j f Baltimore, Md., who will be here | everal days. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Palmer and j Ir. and Mrs. Millard Ferguson | isited Uncle Gaylor Baldwin, | k-ho will soon be 94 years old, at I lis home on White Oak, last Sun- | lay. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Safford re urned Monday from a two-week isit to their sons and daughters-in sw, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Safford of :harleston, S. C., and Mr. and Irs. Ted Safford of Petersburg, ra. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noland are enovating their home and adding ive rooms and a bath. Keller Wells, a student at Na6lr ille Technical College, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Irs. Hubert Wells. He was accom anied back to Nashville by Jack Vay Kinsland. >6 Institutions Represented At j<xke Conference More than 100 men and women re attending a regional institute or house-parents and superintend nts of Methodist children's homes t the Lake Junaluska summer as embly. They represent 56 institutions, rttfch care for 7,500 children, re sted to the Methodist Board of lospitals and Homes, Chicago, and he Woman's Division of the Mflth dist Board of Missions, New York.1 In charge of the institute pro ram are Miss Lena J. Martin, an ssiclate in child welfare at the Chicago board; Miss Emma Bur is, executive secretary of social welfare and medical work for the Roman's Division of the missions ioard. and William I. Lacy of the Chicago board. Miss Martin said the program mphasis is on leadership train ng for the house-parents, and ad ninistrative details for the superin endents. Special speakers include lishop Lloyd C. Wicke of Pttts mrgh. Pa., and Dr. Karl P? Meist r, executive secretary of the Chicago hoard. South Clyde CDP To Tour Thickety Tuesday, Aug. 9 By MRS. KYLE LINDSEY Community Reporter The CDP will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock at the commun ity house. At the last meeting the : group discussed the tour to Thick ety next Tuesday. Aug. 9. We will meet at the community house Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock to go on the tour. The WSCS of Louisa Chapel met at the home of Mrs. Troy Khine hart for the regular meeting. This was an all-day event and the pro gram was held in the afternoon. Thirteen members were present. The members of Louisa Chapel feel a great loss in the death of their pastor, Rev. W. H. Broome, who passed away in the Haywood County Hospital recently. Several of the members attended the funeral service held in the Mem orial Chapel at Lake Junaluska be fore his bodv was sent to Missis sippi for burial. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindsey and daughter Violet, visited relatives at Old Fort last weekend. I ? Miss Shirley Rhodarmer and Wayne Stevenson were married re cently in Greenville, S. C. Shirley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rhodarmer and Wayne is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Stevenson of the Medford Farm area near Clyde. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Justice had as visitors during the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brock and son of Buffalo, S. C., Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Baldin and children qf Buffalo, and Mr. and Mrs. James Willrrd of Spartanburg, S. C. Young people of the Wesleyan Methodist Church attended the fifth Sunday convention at West Asheville last Sunday and brought home the banner for the largest : number present.. Mrs. Dorthy Allison spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Case. She was accom nanied bv a group of girls from the orphanage in Georgia, where she is now working. Two Local Men Enlist For Duty In Navy Dewey Parton and Fred Newton Gaddis of Waynesville, enlisted in the U. S. Navy during the month of July and are now receiving their recruit training at the U. S. Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, 111 Upon completion of their recruit training they will be given a four teen day leave to visit at home be fore reporting to their next duty station. THIS WEEK'S BEST SELLERS FICTION Bonjour Trtsteaae, Francolir Sagan. Something of Value, Robert Ruark. Auntie Mame, Patrick Dennia, No Time For Sergeant#, Mac Hymap. The Flower Glrfc, Clemence Dane. NONFICTION Gift From the Sea, Anne Mor row Lindbergh. The Power of Positive Think ing, Norman Vincent Peale. A Man Called Peter, Catherine Marshall. Why Johnny dan* Road, Rudolf Flesch. How to Lire 3(5 Day* a Tear, John A. Schindler. THE BOOK STORE Dial GL 6-3691 Main St THE OLD-FASHIONED WAy of eating water melon was demonstrated during the Iron DulT Fines Creek community tour yesterday by these six youngsters at the Antioch Baptist Church I at Iron Duff. After lunch on the church (rounds and croup singing in the sanctuary, the two com munity croups moved on to the Crabtree-lron Duff school crounds for games. (Mountaineer Photo). Woman Bound Over In Clothing Theft Dorothy Tippens, Route 1. IVaynesville, was bound over to Superior Court on a charge of larceny after a hearing before Jus tice of the Peace J. J. Ferguson Monday. Miss Tippens was accused of stealing a suitcase full, of clothing The production of red meat in commercial slaughter plants of the United States during April totalled 1.936 million pounds?11 per cent less than in March but six per cent above April last year. and jewelry, valued at $250 by its owner, Edna Haney of Chestnut Park Drive. Bond was set at $300. Choral Concert And Hymn Festival Set Friday At WM Lake Junaluska Auditorium frffl A choral concert and hymn fes tival at 8 p.m. Friday under the direction of Dr. John Milton Kelly will conclude the first term ot the seventh annual South-wide Insti tute of Church Music at the Lake Junaluska Methodist summer as sembly. , Three choirs will take part In the choral concert: the festival choir of 80 voices, conducted by Dr. Kelly; the youth choir, of 25 voices, conducted by Dr. J. Edward Moyer; and the children's choir of 30 voices, conducted by Mrs. Kelly. Accompanists will be Frances Moyer and Eugenia Toolf. The congregation will participate In one of the anthems as well a? have tlie opportunity of joining In a good, old-fashioned hymn sing. Members of the youth choir and the children's choir have been drawn largely from residents of Lake Junaluska. The Institute, which has an en rollment of 78. for the first term, is a co-operative project of the Southeastern Jurisdiction and the Division of the Local Church, Methodist Board of Education. Nashville. Tenn. However, the at tendance is not confined to work ers in the Southeastern Jurisdic tion. Persons from a dozen or more states are registered for the School. Leaders of the school are Prof. Cyrus Daniel, head of the Institute and director of music at Vander bilt University, Nashville, Tenn.; REV. WALTER TOWNER Dr. and Mrs. John Milton Kelly, of San Ansclmo Theological Sem inary, Cal.; Dr. J. Edward Moyer of Westihinster Theological Semin ary, Westminster, Md.; and the Rev. Walter Towner, director of the Department of General Church School Work, Methodist Board of Education, Nashville, Tenn. Miss Mary Malone of New York City is in charge of musical exhibits. The second term of the institute begins Monday, Aug. 8 and will continue through Friday, Aug. 12. 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