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The Younger | Set News Of WTHS I -b? Barbara Griffith and Dorothy Graaty The Business Department at W'THS certainly has had a won derful treat this week and I am sure that each girl who has taken part in this treat, has enjoyed it thoroughly, and has realized what a grand experience It has been Miss De bray da Fisher. head of the state employment office in Waynesville, has interviewed each girl to help her decide on her plans for the future. Along with the interview. Miss Fisher gave each girt typing and shorthand tests. We would like to thank Misa Fisher for her help Tomorrow night the big band concert will be held and there U sure to be plenty of entertainment. This Is the spring concert and is always one of the best concerts of the year. It will be held in the WTH8 auditorium. ? Tuesday In chapel special atten tion was given to the basketball team because both the girls and boys were presented the "W" monogram. letters were also giv en to the cheerleaders who did an excellent Job leading our cheers during basketball season. The monograms were awarded by Mr, Weatherby, Mr. Swift and Mrs. Frank Arnette. We don't want to forget to con gratulate those WTHS students who did such a grand Job at the annual Field Day at Cullowhee. Taking first place was Patsy Hold er in Shorthand I, Jim Hall in Geometry, Johnny Killiam, essay. Libby Smathers. Spanish I, and Carolyn Ratcliffe, Algebra I. Not one, not two, but all six of WTHS music students who enter ed the piano contest at Cullowhee got a fine rating. Superior ratings went to Ann Dulin, Betty Owens. Gail Kirkpatrick, Libby Smathers, and Rosalind Ammons. Linda Boone got an excellent rating. Spring is almost here except for yesterday's weather, because reg istration for next year Is getting on the way at WTHS. It sure seem ed funny and odd to all those sen iors not to get a registration sheet and have to wonder and worry a bout what to take next year. It means only one thing ? gradua tion is almost here. This year Mr. Bowles and Mr. Weatherby have devised a system to help each person figure his schedule All the way through High school. This will prove helpful, especially If one is planhlng to go to college. Snow Handicaps Fines Cr. Farmers Br MK8. SAM FERGUSON Community Reporter Thin unow It certainly causing many of our Fine* Creek farmers much work and worry about their cattle already turned on mountain pasture*. Well, guest there Isn't much else they can do except try to get feed to them Quite a number of student* have been absent from school on account of a now. Mr. and Mr*. Adolphu* Davis of Upper Fines Creek hive returned to their home after spending the winter months with their* daugh ters in Canton. Hugh Rathbone has returned home after spending several days with his son-in-law and daughter. jMr. and Mrs Billy Russell, in Flint, Mich. Henry Green, son'of R. W. Green of Finei Creek, visited his father over the weekend. He is employed in South Carolina with his cousin Fred McCracken. Troy Ledford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rowe Ledford and a third grade student at Fines Creek school, has been entertaining his classmates and his teacher. Mrs. Noland, with an account of his re cent trip to Texas. Mrs. Jack Lowe and children of Winston-Salem are spending some time with Mrs. Lowe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Moore. In 1956 than in 1956. Changes Listed In Sunday Night Show Schedules Sunday night shows at the Strand and Park Theaters in Waynesville will start at 9 p.m. for the next several months, it has been an nounced. Beginning this Sunday, the theatres will open at 8:30 and the show will start a half hour later. During the winter months the shows have started at 8:30 p.m. on Sundays. Nothing Sells Like Newspapers WNC Students Dominated State Land-Judging Meet Western North Carolina farm youths dominated the second an nual state Future Farmers of America land judging meet in Randolph County recently to win both first and second team and in dividual awards. The Mills Rover chapter of Hen derson County copped first place and a trip to Oklahoma, where it will represent North Carolina in the National FFA land judging meet for the second year in a row. Mills Hover scored 550 points out of a possible 720. It was hard pressed by Stony Point of Alex ander'County with 541 points and second place. To the Stony Point team went a plaque and $100 for expenses to the state FFA camp. Mills River, which placed eight in last year's national meet, re ceived a $750 check to defray its expenses to this year's meet at Oklahoma City May 3-4, and a plaque for its chapter. Prizes were presented in the Farmer High School auditorium by representa tives of the N. C. Bankers Associa tion and Carolina Power & Ught Company, co-sponsors of the event. The land judging program is supervised by the N. C. Depart ment of Vocational Agriculture Education, Agriculture Extension Service and Association of Soil Conservation District Supervisors and the U. S. Soil Conservation Service. Fifty of 52 FFA federations were represented by teams of four at the meet. These teams were selected at federation elimination meets earlier. , The boys, who judge fqur dif ferent fields of varying nature, de term?', ine potentials and quality of both top soils and sub soils, de gree of erosion, slope and drain age. When a population increases its numbers at the rate of 2.7 per cent every year, it will double in about 26 years. The kestrel is l small falcon found in Europe. Asia and Africa. WANT ADS FOR RENT?One nice 4-room apt., with private bath. Located 806 N. Main St, Wars ha in Apt*. Tel. 6-5574. A 12-16-19 THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss Katherine Elizabeth Yates to Mr. Joe A. Fortner is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Yates of K&ine, Tenn. The bridegrooms! ect is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Fortner of Hazelwood. Both the bride-to-be and bride groom-elect are employed in Morristown, Tenn. A July wedding is planned. WAYNESVILLE ? * First Show at 7:30 P. M. THURSDAY, APRIL 12 "COUNTRY GIRL" ? Starring ? Grace Kelley, Ring Crosby and William Holden ? FRIDAY, APRIL 13' Dean Martin and Jerry levb "THREE RING CIRCUS" PLUS 5 COLOR CARTOONS ALSO The Driver of Every 13th Car WUI Receive A FREE PASS! Two FREE PASSES To Every Car With 13 Passengers ? ? ??? SATURDAY. APRIL 14 ?Mseaana . *5??f NUDE A NATION I TREMBLE! I Tkk k tfwir ttary< K y |Q| ^ | J, | lfc?y lvBdt?< jfc rtv^way'm of I tH#m lovtdl ? PLUS ?* "TARZAN AND THE AMAZONS" SUN., MON. & TUES., APRIL 15, 1?, 17 "It's a masterpiece*. I the most gripping the most dramatic and most beautiful love story I" |'1 JAMB SfEMMRT-JUNE AlUfSON 11 Strategic Air Command K,.: reuyiaml UROT1TO SQCIMN BHWIT 1Strand theatre PHONE 6-8551, THURSDAY, APRIL 12 c ?vtur?*. , I MU WILLIAMS ? GEOtGtA IS ? FRL & SAT., APRIL 13 & 14 DOUBLE FEATURE 1st Hit JAMES STEWART RUTH ROMAN IN THE FAR COUNTRY" (la Color) , 2nd Hit ? I M?^ESS* 7 ^awwr # S&FtjsiS ? ALSO ? Cartoon and Chapter 9 "Manhunt of Mystery Island" * Friday The 13th EVERY 13th PERSON W IN LINE TO PURCHASE TICKET ADMITTED PREE PARK Theatre Program^ LAST TIME TODAY THURSDAY, APRIL 12 "THE NAKED DAWN" (In Color) Starring ARTHUR KENNEDY BETTA ST. JOHN FRIDAY, APRIL 13 DOUBLE feature "THE FIGHTING CHANCE" Starring ROD CAMERON ? ALSO ? "CALL OF THE FOREST" Starring ROBERT LOWRY KEN CURTIS ?PLUS? Selected Short Subjects SATURDAY, APRIL 14 DOUBLE FEATURE "STAND AT APACHE RIVER" (In Color) Starring .STEVE McNALLY JULIE ADAMS ?PLUS? "CALL OF THE FOREST" Starring ROBERT LOWRY SUN., MON. & TUES. APRIL 15. 16 A 17' "THE BENNY GOODMAN STORY" (h Color) Starring STEVE ALLEN DONNA REED STRAND THEATRE ' SUN., MON. & TUES., APRIL 15, 16 & 17 _____ _J BARBARA FRED JSTANWYCK MacMURRAY I M(V JOAN BENNETT ft In?rai5c%r^ | tw?^ Always*tomorrow* MTCROWiY WILLIAM RtYNOLDS-OGI PtRREAU | xSV ^? W^?OEKT**-*Y?(*H*B?H-)UOtl*XB(I-l**t D*KW[U ? I** ? axj I, IJKIA* ??tc fl ? COMING SOON "THE KILLER IS LOOSE" AND "BACKLASH" Jk Smoky Mtn. DRIVE-IN THEATRE Balsam RdL Dial GL 6-5446 THURS. & FRL, APRIL 12 & 13 "TENNESSEE'S PARTNER" (In Superscope & Color) Starring 1 1 JOHN PAYNEJ RONALD REAGAN RHONDA FLEMING ? . SATURDAY. APRIL 14 DOUBLE FEATURE! "TALL MEN RIDING" (In Color) Starring RANDOLPH SCOTT ? ALSO ? "CAPTAIN KIDD AND THE SLAVE GIRL" (In Color) Starring ANTHONY DEXTER EVA GABOR _# SUN. & MON., APRIL 15 & 16 "NOT AS A STRANGER" Starring OLIVIA DE HAVILAND ROBERT MITCHUM FRANK SINATRA SPK/A/G STOCK C TIRE SALE good/year brand new extra quality A ? JH| Super-Cushions V I MM (III Changeable Spring weather make! road conditions too treach- ^b^lr erous to risk driving on worn tires. Don't take chances. Do take advantage of our clearance prices on Super-Cushions by plus tax and Goodyear! They feature Triple-Tempered 3-T Rayon Cord *E,5*PPA,lE T,H bodies for extra strength, and the famous Stop-Notch Tread for tube-tyk quick-action traction. Act now . . . save money. HBH - H YOUK PIP T??ES MAY MAKE YOUt DOWN PAYMENT pay ? ^ ? $] ? q week for a pair! Low Cost Service for Trucks HI-MILER RIBi byGOOD/TEARfl ? Long Trood lifo ? Mora Recaps o Proved Performance $1095 '0?? ? Super-Cushion Block SkWwalli Rvgvtar no SALE NICE TTRE SIZE Lrodo-ln prko* with trad?tn?? 6.00 ? 16 $17.SS $14.00 $.40? II 11.70 W.0E 6.701 IS If.40 14.44 7.t0? It Jl3? IE. 43 6.50 16 23.30 IMP 740 ? is ;i;? $o.$o Super-Cushion White Sidewolls Roeulor no SALE PRICE TIRE SUE trad-ln pfk?? with tro4o-ln?? 6.001 16 $21 50 $t?40 6.70? It 24JO _ 20 ?0 T.IOi !t 2440 21.40 6.10 ?I4 ' 2044 Mil 740il? 27.10 $4.74 ? Hot Tox Wws tw <md tHoppobU Hrt MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND I pi -*
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