Francis Cove Club
To Meet Thursday
A change has been announc
for the meeting of the Fran
Cove Home Demonstration CI
this week. The meeting will
held in the home of Mrs Hen
Francis on Thursday night inste
of Wednesday night as previoui
scheduled.
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Theatre Program
LAST TIME TODAY
MONDAY, JAN. 9
"TEXAS LADY"
(In Superscope & Color)
Starring
CLAUDETTE COLBERT
BARRY SULLIVAN
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TUES., WED. & THURS.
JAN. 10. 11 & 12
"SOLDIER OF
FORTUNE"
(In Cinemascope & Color
Starring
CLARK GABLE
SUSAN HAYWARD
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FRIDAY, JAN. 13 ,
DOUBLE FEATURE
"TWIST OF FATE
Starring
GINGER ROGERS
? ALSO ?
"SUNSET IN
EL DORADO"
Starring
ROY ROGERS
and
TRIGGER
?ALSO?
Selected Short Subjects
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Project Leaders
i Are Named By
J Thickety Club
^ The Thickety Home Demonstra
tion Club met Friday at the home j
ily of the Misses Lure and Wessie
Wright. Mrs Lloyd Parham presid
? ed and MVs. J. R. Nations conducts
k the devotions.
Project leaders were named as
I follows- foods and nutrition, Mrs.
* David Burch, Mrs. Gaston Rhine
hart; gardens, Mrs. James Smith,
Mrs. Frank Cabe; poultry Miss
Wessie Wright dairy. Mrs. Glenn ^
Robinson; food preservation, Mrs. ?
Robert Hipps, Mrs. Olen Tatham;
house furnishings, Mrs. H. E.
I Buchanan, Mrs. David Burch; home ?
management, Mrs. C. E. Jacobs, ]
Mrs. James Smith; family life, ^
Mrs. Hugh Early, Jr., Mrs. Lloyd \
^ Ivest, Mrs. Tom Jimison; home n,
beautification, Mrs. Howard Dot- d
son, Mrs. C. E. Jacobs: clothing. r(
Mrs. T. G. Fletcher, Miss Lura ^
Wright; and arts and crafts, Mrs. ^
Lloyd Parham, Mrs'. Earl Cabe, and
[ Mrs. Bill Kuykendall. h
The following committee chair- n
men were named for the new year:
community service, Mrs. Robert $
Atkinson, Mrs. Troy Ford; health, p
1 Mrs. Olen Tatham. Mrs. Carl Cabe;
education, Mrs. J. R. Nations; citi
zenship, Miss Lura Wright; inter
national relations, Mrs. Robert
Atkinson; recreation, Mrs. Frank
Ford, Mis. W. M. Haney; 4-H lead
ers, Mrs. Frank Cabe, Mrs. David
Burch, Mrs. Glenn Robinson; and
music, Mrs. Troy Ford and Mrs.
' C. E. Jacobs.
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HDC Schedule . J?
Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2:00 p.m. ? T'
) South Clyde?Community House. J;1
Tuesday, Jan. 10. 7:30 p.m. ? t,r
Lakeside?Mrs. Rudolph Carswell
<Mrs; James McClure).
Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2:00 p.m. ?
White Oak.
Wednesday, Jan. 11, 7:30 p.m.? R?
Francis Cove. Sa
Thursday, Jan. 12. 10:30 p.m. ? M;
Fines Creek?Mrs. France Rogers. Mi
Friday, Jan. 13, 2:00 p.m.?Iron Jo
Duff-Crabtree ? Iron Duff Metho- Nc
dist Church. El
Lr. and Mrs. W. C. Hipps of
ewfound Koad, Canton, an
ounce the engagement of their
aughter, Patricia Ann, to Gar
?tt Arthur Smathers, son of
Irs. Fred Pardue of Canton and
le late Mr. Smathers. The bride
leot is a member of the nurs
ig staff of the Haywood County
lospital. Mr. Smathers is a mem
er of the faculty of Bethel High
chool. A summer wedding is
lanned.
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Bookmobile
Schedule
Tuesday, Jan. 10
CRABTREE
B. James 9:30- 9:45
itt Davis 10:00-10:15
H. Hill 10:30-10:45
oy McCracken 11:00-11:15
ickett's Store 11:30-11:45
abtree-I. D. School 12:00- 1:15
Friday, Jan. 13
WHITE OAK
ibert Fisher 9:40- 9:50
m Ledford ........... 10:00-10:15
?tt Teague 10:30-10:45
:s. Edna Baker 11:00-11:15
e Davis 11:30-12:00
irman Duckett 12:15-12:30
bert Phillips 12:45- 1:00
Mrs. James E. Duckett, the
former Helen Owenby, whose mar
riage took place December 24.
has honored us with her selections
of China. Crystal and Silver.
Her patterns are:
China ? "Brookmere" by
Flintridge.
Crystal ? "Reflection" by
Fostoria.
Silver ? "lara" by Reed &
Barton.
For her daily use Mrs. Duckett
has chosen the following:
China ? "Wild Strawberry" by
Peter Terris.
Stainless ? "Ballet" by Wallace
They are now on display at
KURT GANS, Jeweler
-p - r- ' '
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Mrs. Howell
Heads Jonathan
Home Club
Mrs. James Howell was electe
president of the Jonathan Horn
Demonstration Club at a meetin
Friday afternoon in the home c
Mrs. Tom Rainer.
Other officers elected were Mr
Glen B^yd, 1st vice president; Mr
Leland Garnett, 2nd vice pres
dent; Mrs. Troy Leatherwood. sei
retary; Mrs. F. R. Kennedy, trea:
urer; and Mrs. Irene Hudson, hi:
torian.
The following project leadei
were named: foods and nutritioi
Mrs. Roy Plott; gardens. Mrs. V
R Boyd; poultry, Mrs. F R Kei
nedy; dairying, Mrs. Troy Leathei
wood; food preservation, Mrs. Lc
Howell and Mrs. Charlie Mood;
house furnishings. Mrs. Franc
Boyd; home management, Mr
Leland Garnett; family life, Mr
Glenn A. Boyd; home beautific;
tion. Mrs. Jimbo Leatherwooi
clothing. Mrs. Grady Howell; an
arts and crafts, Mrs. Ralph Boyi
Mrs. James Howell, and Miss Bel
McCracken.
Committee chairmen for tl
year are: Mrs. R. W Howell, Con
munity service; Mrs Grady Hov
ell, health; Mrs. Irene Hudso
education; Mrs. Glenn Boyd, cit
zenship: Mrs. Ralph Boyd, inte
national relations; Mrs. T r o
Leatherwood and Mrs. James Ho\
ell, recreation; Mrs John William
4-H Clubs; and Mrs. Francis Bo.\
and Mrs. F. R. Kennedy, music.
Mrs Francis Boyd was welcor
ed as a new member.
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Ruth Hall
Is Bride Of
Ernest Patrick
Miss Ruth Hall, daughter of M
and Mrs. Albert Hall of Route
Canton, became the bride of E
nest Patrick, son of Mr. and Mr
E. H. Patrick, also of Route
Canton, Saturday, December 3
The wedding was held at the hon
of Mr and Mrs. D. C. Hall of Ca
ton. uncle and aunt of the bride
The Rev. John G. Smith, pasti
of the Dutch Cove Baptist Churc
p performed tne ceremony.
A program of wedding mus
was presented bv Miss Marti
Jean Hall, pianist, cousin of tl
bride.
The bride wore a light blue su
with black accessories, and carrie
a white Bible topped with whi'
carnations.
An informal reception was he
following the ceremony, afti
which the couple left for a sho
wedding trip.
Mrs. Patrick is a graduate <
Hayesville High School, and is no
employed in the law offices <
Clark and Clark in Canton. M
Patrick, a graduate of Canton Hig
School, is employed by the Chan
pion Employees Store.
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McGough To Speak At
Ratciiffe Cove CDP
Morris McGough. executive vii
president of the Agriculture Deve
opment Council, of Asheville, wi
be the speaker at a meeting ,
the RatclifTe Cove Community D
velopment Program Tuesday at
P m. in the REA Building.
Mrs. Mark Galloway will coi
duct the devotions.
Officers for the new year will I
elected during the business hour.
Saunook CDP Sets
Meeting For Monday
The Saunook Community Di
velopment Program will mei
Monday, January 9, at 7:30 p.r
in the Saunook school.
A Drogram for the new vet
! Maggie Club
Elects Officers
And Leaders
d New officers, project leaders and |
e committee chairmen were named f|
at a meeting of the Maggie Home *
|f Demonstration Club Thursday af
ternoon in the home of Mrs. Cor- 3
dell Bradley.
s Mrs. Eldridge Caldwell, was
^ elected president, Mrs. James Hall,
1st vice president; Mrs. W. D.
. White, 2nd vice president; Mrs.
~ Cordell Bradley secretary-treas
urer; Mrs. Barney Woody, assistant
secretary-treasurer; and Mrs. C. L. a#
n White, historian,
y' The project leaders are; foods
' and nutrition, Mrs. Jim Plott, Mrs.
Herbert Plott; gardens, Mrs. Eld
,e ridge Caldwell; Mrs. Wilburn Set
zer; poultry, Mrs. Norman Cald
js well; dairying. Mrs. Balph Camp- ;
s bell. Mrs. Felix Hall: food preser
' cation. Mrs. C. L. White; house f
* furnishings. Mrs. Barney Woody. '
j Mrs. Fred Emory; home manage- f
, ment. Mrs. Cordell Bradley; fam- *
ily life, Mrs. Robert Clement; ?
J home beautification, Mrs. W. D. 1
e White; clothing. Mrs. Jack Camp- i
bell, Mrs. Sandy McCracken, Mrs.
le Herbert Plott; and arts and crafts,
fl" Mrs. Eldridge Caldwell and Mrs.
v" Cordell Bradley. "<
?' The committee chairmen are: ^
!~ Mrs. Ralph Campbell, community ^
service; Mrs. Dave White, health;
v Mrs. C. L. White, education; Mrs. 4
4 Jim Plott, citizenship; Mrs. ller
,bert Plott, international relations;
Mrs. Felix Hall, Mrs. W. D. White.
and Mrs. C. L. White, 4-H leaders,
n- * * *
Miss Debrayda Fisher has re
turned from Debbs Ferry, N. Y.,
where she spent the Christmas
season with her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Trammell. She was accompanied g
to Dobbs Ferry by her niece, Miss
Sue Trammell, who is spending
r. the winter with her here.
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s" 'Target Zero'
1: Stars Conte As
E'An Infantryman
)r Richard Conte stars in Warner
h Bros." "Target Zero," a new action
' thriller depicting the glory of the
fighting G.I. The film arrives Wed
10 nesday at the Strand Theatre.
1a
le Conte plays an American infan
try lieutenant, who, with his patrol
becomes trapped deep in enemy
,d lines. They are joined by a hand
ful of British tankers who have
also been by-passed by an ail-out
U enemy attack.
?r "Target Zero" was filmed en
rt tirely on location at the Army's
Fort Carson. Colorado, under what
jf is technically termed "simulated
w eombat condiitons". The Army, co
jf operating with the Warner Bros,
r. studio, in one instance loaned I.
;h 700 men for an important combat
1- scene.
Peggie Castle stars opposite
Conte in the film, with Charles
Bronson. Chuck Connors and L.
Q. Jones in other featured roles
David Welsbart produced for
,e Warner Bros, and Harmon Jones
directed.
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af Michigan claims that the world's
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7 Detroit in 1907,
n YOUR CLYDE
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MR. & MRS.
y JOHN CALDWELL I
?t OWNERS and MANAGERS I
MRS. BERNICE St'MMEY
lr PRESSER
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j SEE US FOR ANY QUANTITY
OF SEED AND KEEP THE
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WE ALSO HAVE HIGH QUALITY
SUNFLOWER SEED
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If
rlr. and Mrs. Kelly Carver of
Vaynesville have announced the
ngarrment of their daughter,
'rggy Ann, to Pfc. Verlln Troy
Ihelton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Or
ille Shelton of lake Junaluska.
>fc. Shelton Is stationed at Fort
'oik. La. The wedding plans are
ncomplete.
see
Water is so scarce on Mars that
s white polar caps are thought
astronomers to be hoarfrost
ily a few Inches thick.
Smoky Mtn.
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Ealsam Rd. Dial GL' 6-5446
MONDAY, JAN. 9
"THE
SEVEN YEAR
ITCH"
Starring
MARILYN MONROE
TOM EWELL
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T1TES. & WED.,
JAN. 10 & 11
Sigmund Romberg's
"DEEP IN MY
HEART"
(In Color)
Starring
JOSE FERRER
MERLE OBERON
HELEN TRAUBEL
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THURS. & FRL,
JAN. 12 & 1.1
The Heroic Story of
Lewis and Clark ?
"THE FAR
HORIZONS"
(In Color & VistaVision)
Starring
FRED MacMURRAY
CHARLTON HESTON
DONNA REEI)
BARBARA HALE
? ALSO ?
Cartoons and Selected
Short Subjects
Sister Anthony
Is Patient In
Milwaukee
Sister Mary Anthony, formerly
of St. John's School here, is a pa
tient at St. Joseph's Hospital, 5000
Chambers Street, Milwaukee, Wis
consin where she Is receiving treat
ment for injuries received when
she was struck by a car on a street
in Houghton, Iowa. She U report
ed to be off the critical list.
Sister Anthony received breaks
in both legs ami internal injuries
in the accident which occurred
while she was walking with some
children who were singing Christ
mas carols. She was taken to the
hospital in Houghton and later
moved to Milwaukee.
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Cartoon and Chap. 11 of
"AI)V. OF CAPT. AFRICA"
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