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THE BOOK STt?itE'S large selection of toys for Christmas brings a broad smile to the fare of Monica Leslie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Leslie, as she gets ideas for her annual letter to Santa Claus. Toys are only one of the many lines of attractive Yuletide gifts at the Book Store. (Mountaineer Photo). MORE ABOUT larvis Caldwell (Continued from Pace 1) election came from A. D. Wil liams, state president. Mr. Caldwell was elected at the annual North Carolina Farm Bu reau Convention which was held in Raleigh on November 20-23. Mr. Caldwell has been active in Haywood County Farm Bureau for many years, serving as president for four years. During those years he attended the National Farm Bureau Conventions in New York and Chicago, the Southeastern Training Schools in Biloxi, Miss., and Daytona Beach, Flu. He attend ed various commodity conferences and appeared many times before the Congressional agriculture com mittee on behalf of the burley to bacco grower. He was instrument al in securing two sets of buyers for the Asheville burley markets. In addition to his Farm Bureau activities, Mr. Caldwell has been very active in community work. He served as president of the Iron Duff CDP for two years when the organization was started and was elected recently to serve In the year 1956. He gave the land on which the hew Iron Duff commun ity house has been built. He is a steward and assistant Sunday School superintendent of Davis Chapel Methodist Church. His interests also include membership on the Haywood County Board of Education of which he is currently chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell operate a dairy farm in Iron Duff . Folklorist Richard Chase Appearing At Nine Schools Richard Chase, noted story tell er and ballad collector of the Southern Mountains, is now mak ing a series of appearances in nine Haywood County schools. Last week he visited Lake Juna luska. Bethel, East Waynesville, Aliens Creek and Saunook, Clyde, and Hazelwood schools and will make a return appearance at all these schools and also at Central Elementary School for the first time. In appearing before students, ' Mr. Chase is telling ancient folk tales, instructing in folk games, and presenting sketches of pup petry. The folklorist is interested only in the old tales and ballads brought to this country from Eng land by the early settlers and still preserved in the Southern Ap palachians. Mr. Chase determined that these tales, which were being slowly for gotten, should not be lost. Travel ing the mountains, he has for years noted them down, together with folk games and songs. He tells the tales, complete with mountain words and accents,*in his pro grams. Use the Want Ads for results IP ? I By Floyd Nelson Often we are asked at NELSON'S TV SERVICE about UHF (ultra high frequency) and VHF (very high frequency). What's the differ ence and why? 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The prisoners, all sentenced dur ing the November term of Super ior Court in Haywood County, were being taken to Central Prison in Raleigh. Six of the prisoners were hos pitalized at Memorial Mission Hos pital and the other two at Aston Park Hospital. At Memorial Mission were: Gene Watts, 29, of Canton, sen tenced to seven to 10 years for breaking and entering, with a ser ious head injury and body bruiser. Algie Fowler, 34, of Waynesville, sentenced to seven to 10 years for assault with inteftt to commit rape, with Injuries to the left leg, chest and back. William Clontz, 26 of Canton, sentenced to 18 months for forgery, with a left leg injury, abrasions of the right hand and a bruised head. David Gardy Hall, 65, of Mari etta, S. C., sentenced to five to seven years for forgery, with a left shoulder injury, injuries to the right side of the head, the right kidney and hand abrasions. Edward Chapman, 33, of Canton, sentenced to 18 months for forgery, with a right shoulder injury and a left hip injury. William Cagle, 36 of Waynesville, sentenced five to seven years fat assault, with a cut on the head, a right elbow injury, a left should er bruise and a right hip bruise. In Aston Park Hospital were: Horace Collins, 23, of Parrets ville, Tenn., . sentenced to three years for larceny, with a lacera ? m~ ii i ii i lion of the head and a bruised back. Charlie Hannah, 20, of Waynes ville, sentenced to two years for auto larceny, lacerations of the head. Sgt. Jones kaid two guards have been assigned to remain with the hospitalized prisoners until they are able to be taken to Raleigh. ? Later on Friday Cagle, Hannah, Fowler, Clontz and Collins were re leased from the hospital and re turned to the Hazelwood prison camp. MORE ABOUT Disaster Fund (Continued from Page 1) there is a real need, that the fund will be readily available, and no time lost in seeing that deserving persons are cared for immediate ly,'' Paul Davis, chairman said. Other members of the commit tee are J. W. Fowler, Jr., J. w. Ray, and H. P. McCarroll. The fund is being raised by in terested citizens, but will be ad ministered by a special committee working through the Waynesville area United Fund. The spirit of Thursday's meet ing was described in the words of one of the speakers: "We are our brothers keepers." MORE ABOUT ? Wreck (Continued from Page 1) Two persons weer injured at 3:30 p.m. Saturday on N.C. 110 when Air Force 1st Lt. Ralph R. Holder of Canton lost control of the 1931 Ford he was driving and the ve hicle overturned on the highway. Lt. Holder suffered a cut on his forehead and bruises, and a pas senger in the car, Mrs. Emily Franklin oi Henson cl a sprained back &tull accident. Mrs. Frank! old baby was not bur! 'The officer was 1 Patrolman Bryson si drunk. J Damage to the cl the lieutenant's broil Holder, was estimated! Another wreck occl day at 5 45 p.m. in lb! o! the three-la-ie higl Canton when a 4955 pi driven by Cromer Ral . ton. w as struck troml a 1950 Chevrolet hal driven by Arthur 1 Route 1, Clayton, Cal Damage was estimjl the taxi and at W) tl 1 In Africa's lUtri?l my tribes while nearl I tribes, among the tl 1 world, ranging up tol i THE Book STORE Christmas isn't Christmas without lots of toys! And our Toyland is a joyland of toys, dolls and games, to make young eyes sparkle with delight. Just Look At This List ? And There's Many More Besides? ? TRAINS ? JET PLANES ? SWITCHBOARDS ? . jt_ ? JEWEL SETS ? ? SPORT CARS * ? CASH REGISTERS ? > TRICYCLES > DINNER SETS > WRIST RADIOS I ^ g ? IRONING BOARDS ^ ? RADIO STATIONS ? COWBOY PISTOLS j II / ? RADIO LOUDSPEAKER I ? ELECTRIC TOYS 1 ? STEAM SHOVELS ? ? TOY TELEPHONES ? ROAD SCRAPEI ? 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