CONTESTANTS in the Waynesville Junior Hith
girls' reading contest Friday in the WTHS audi
torum, under sponsorship of the Business and
Professional Women's Contest, were (first row.
left to r If lit): Jean Wratherby, first: Carolyn
Davis, second, and Marty Watkins, third; (second
row) Sandra Penland, Sarah Cable. Jane Ray,
Mary are t Fowler, and Perry G1U.
(Monntaineer Photo).
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Bethel High ,
Blue Demon Tales
The annual trip was taken dur
ing May 1-d to New Orleans. The
trip at Bethel is not'only taken by
seniors, but also includes Student
Council members, the Beta Club
and other interested parties.
We left the Waynesville bus sta
tion Tuesday morning, May 1. We
went through Georgia, Florida, and
into Montgomery, Ala. W? stayed at
the Dinkier-Jefferson Davis Hotel
In Montgomery.
On-Wednesday morning we start
ed traveling agaih. We went on
through Alabama into Mississippi.
Sunday morning. We stopped at
where we stayed at the Edgewater ^
Gulf Hotel between Biloxi and
Gulfport. We spent half the day
Thursday In Gulff?ort.
We then went to the St. Charles
in New Orleans. Thursday night we
went to the Lake Pontchartrain
Amusement Park. We spent Frf
day morning touring New Orleans
and in the afternoon we went on a
boatride on the S. S. President up
the Mississippi River.
Saturday morning we left New
Orleans and rode to Birmingham,
Ala.
We left Birmingham about 7
WAYNESVILLE
(nmam
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
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THURSDAY, MAY 10
"KING OF THE KHYBER RIFLES"
CinemaScope
(In Color)
Starring
TYRONE POWER, TERRY MOORE, MICHAEL RENNIE
? Color Cartoon ?
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FRIDAY, MAY 11
"THE SNOWS OF KILIMANIARO"
, (In Color)
Starring
GREGORY PECK. AVA GARDNER, SUSAN HAYWARD
? Color Cartoon ?
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SATURDAY, MAY 12
BIG DOUBLE FEATURE
"INFERNO"
(In Color)
Starring
WILLIAM LUNDIGAN, RHONDA FLEMING and
ROBERT RYAN
? ALSO ?
"LAS VEGAS SHAKEDOWN"
Starring
DENNIS O'KEEFE, COLEEN GRAY
? Color Cartoon ~
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SUN. & MON., MAY 13 & 14
Superscope
"ESCAPE TO BURMA"
(In Color)
Starring
BARBARA STANWYCK, ROBERT RYAN
? Color Cartoon ? j
STRAND THEATRE
i
Sun. - Mon. - Tues. May 13-14-15
SEE
THE STRANGEST SPY STORY IN THE
ANNALS OF NAVAL ESPIONAGE!
IcuFTwWEBB ? 6L9MA 6RAHAME ]
ClN^^.QPg^ I
Webb, Grahame
Star In Bizctrte
Espionage Drama
Twentieth Century-Fox's produc
ian of "The Man Who Never Was
s destined to take its place among
;he great spy-thrilling dramas of
ill time coming to the Strand The
iter Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
It has kept audiences on the edges
>f their seats throughout the un
olding of this amazing account.
3ased on Ewen Montagu's best
jeller this outstanding motion pic
ure brilliatly tells the story of
Sritish Naval Intelligence activity
luring World War II. But this U
sot simply a war picture, "The
Man Who Never Was" is the sear
ngly personal story of people in
solved in a gigantic plot that pits
he cleverest English minds against
he German masters of intrigue.
Telling the story of "Operation
Mincemeat." "The Man Who Never
,Vas" dramatically reveal? inform
ition considered "top secret many
^ears after the war.
In order to confuse the Germans
,s to the actual European invasion
joint, the Brttiah
he body of what they hope the
Germans will think is an official
;ourier, off the coast of Spain.
Placed on him are documents pur
porting to be the Invasion plans.
The preparations, carrying out,
ind results of the operation are so
>xciting and suspenseful that it
voudln't be fair to reveal more of
he plot.
As Commander Montagu, the
nan who conceives the fabulous
loax. Clifton Webb is perfect.
Every inch the classic British Nav
il officer, immaculate, precise, in
elllgent and resourceful His brlt
Je performance adds immeasur-l
ibly to the credibility of the plot |
31oria Grahame as an American
jirl working in England during the
var gives a uniquely poignant por
ray'al of a young woman whose
nind tells her not to fall in love
with an RAF pilot, not to build her
ireams on a tomorrow that may
lever come, but whose heart begs
ver to grab happiness while she
-an. The story is seen for the most
jart through her eyes and she is
nuch more than equal to the chal
enge of the role.
Rising Fawn, Ga., to go to the Rls
ng Fawn Methodist Church. We
hen went to Chattanooga. Tenn.,
o let the guide off. We then came
>ack to the Bethel School, where
>ur parents were waiting for us.
We appreciated the services that
>ur guide, Mrs. Chris Bowers, and
>ur bus driver, O. L, Randall, ren
iered .Also our thanks go to Miss
3ernlce McF.lhannon and. M. C.
Vfx for being such helpful chaper
ins and sponsors.
CORRECTION
Last week we reported Dean
Reece to be our newly elected vice
iresident of the Student Council, j
(Ve meant to have reported Gerald
Hill. Accept our apologies and con
jratulations, Gerald.
Most locomotives are overhauled
?very 60,000 miles; trucks 20.000
and planes 30,000.
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Francis Cove Folk
?ntertaih Guests
By MBS. RIIODA RICKMAN
Community Reporter
S.F.C. and Mrs. James Nichols
and their daughter. Linda Jo, of
Ft. Bragg are .visiting Sgt. Nichols'
mother, Mrs. Fred Davis and. other
relatives.
Mrs. Henry Francis, who has
been visiting her son and daugh
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James
Fraryis and their children at
Mount Olive, has returned home.
Mrs. J. D. Frady, of Edgefield,
S. C., was the giiest of Mr. and
Mrs. Cosby Frady over the week
end.
Fanning Goodson, who has been
a pattern. In the Haywood County
Hospital for several weeks, has re
turned home.
Mrs. Pink Francis and children
are visiting Mrs. Francis' parents.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Holbrook in
Albermarle this week.
Mrs. Tom Copa, ^f Red Springs
is vfsiting her ffenmts. Mr. and
Mrs. W. K. Boone, this week. She
was accompanied by her husband,
who returned to Red Springs af
ter spending th? * weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. B&ie.
'?
Mr. and Mi's. Charles Gates had
as guests Sunday, Mr. Gates' moth
er, Mrs. William Barnes and Mr.
and Mrs. Lonnie Gates, of Cosby,
Tenn.
Saunook People
Have Visitors
By MRS. JULIA McCLURE
Community Reporter
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCracken.
Jr., spent last weekend in Lincoln
ton, where they attended the an
nual W O W. Log Rolling.
Recent guests of Mr and Mrs.
Boyd Evans were Mrs. W. F. Evans
of Holly, Mich., and Miss Jessie
Toland of Detroit.
. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sparks and
their children of Oak Ridge, Tenn.,
visited relative^ in this community
last weekend.
Mrs. Floyd Lyee of Gaffney, S
C? is spending a few days at her
home on Balsam Road.
Mrs. Alice Snyder and Mrs. W.
T. -fiHoder- atfe Tatiunts in the
Haywood County Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snyder of
Hot Springs were guests last week
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Snyder.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bennett of
Atlanta. Ga., and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McClure and their children
of Asheville were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. James McClure.
Mrs. Walter Bryson and Miss
Sara Sue McClure are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Queen at their
Smoky Mtn.
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Balsam Rd. Dial GL 6-5446
THURS. & FRI., ,
MAY 10 & 11
"THE TALL
MEN"
(In Cinemascope & Color)
Starrinc
CLARK GABLE
JANE RUSSELL
?
SATURDAY, MAY 12
DOUBLE FEATURE!
"FLAMING
FEATHER"
(In Color)
Starring
STERLING HAYDEN
FORREST TUCKER
?Also?
"WIZARD OF
OZ"
(In Color)
Starring
JUDY GARLAND
FRANK MORGAN
*
SUN. A MON.,
MAY 13 A 14
"GENTLEMEN
MARRY
BRUNETTES"
(In Cinemascope A Color)
Starring
JANE RUSSELL
JEANNE CRAINJJ
EIGHT WTIIS STUDENTS in Mrs. Ildth Sloan's
typing class passed civil service typing and sten- (
oeraphic tests given at the school recently by Miss 1
Mary K. Kuwart of Knoxvllle, civilian represents- I
tive of the U. S. Navy. The group Includes (first 1
row. left to right) Sonla Snyder. Louise Green, I
loan Sheffield, Nancy Gricc, Barbara Ketner:
second row) Frances Williams. Barbara GrifUtb,
Sarbara Owenby, Patsy Holder, and Marie Bar
rett. Misses Green. Sheffield, Ketner, Gricc and
Williams plan to CO to Washington to work for
lie Navy Department. (Mountaineer Photo).
Many Improvements Being
Made To Maggie Businesses
By MRS. C. F. BRADLEY
Community Reporter
o%
The Maggie Home Demonstration gi
Club were very proud of the fact m
that the homes that were visited W
on the Home Demonstration tour b?
last Wednesday were In Maggie and Tl
vicinity. Members from the Maggie Tl
club making the tour were Mrs. ca
Eldridge Caldwell. Mrs. Robert m
Clement and Mrs. C. L. Bradley. Wi
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of,
Mr .and Mrs. P. L. Clement en- ,
tertained members of their families w
vs
with a dinner Sunday at their home
on Evans Cove Road. There were
twenty-six present for the occasion.
. w!
Mrs. Evelyn Parham, owner and ''r
operator of the Mountaineer Craft ~
Shop has some added attractions .
this season. She has done some ?
landscaping and set out shrubbery. '
| Mrs. Parham has been in the craft
business at Maggie for the third
season.
Vi
Pi
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IIUUIC in MCUUll( mil'Il.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and
their son Douglas of Hopewell. Va.
and Mrs. Grady Wilson of High
Point were guests last -week of Mrs.
Howard Arrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Caldwell,
vners and operators of the Mag
e Country Store, have as their
ost added attractions this spring,
ild Berry Jellies such as black
?rry, strawberry and elderberry,
hey also have home made pickles,
hey have a wide variety of penny
indies which we haven't seen
uch of in several years. Mr. Cald
ell is noted for his signs such as
-Jar's Bench" Just outside of the
ore, also the "Maggie Se2" sign
hlch can be seen throughout the
illey.
Among the people at Maggie.!
ho had "stprm windows and;
>ors" installed In their homes last
eek were Mr. and Mrs. John D.
lott. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henry had ,
iem installed in the Maggie Valley ;
jurl.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Medford
ive their new units to the Mount
illey Inn almost complete. They
an to have them ready to open
his season. They have also painted
the kitchen of the Mount Valley
Inn this spring.
Tom Campbell has been cultivat
Aliens Creek Sets
Chicken Supper
By CHARLIE H. DUCKETT
The CDP or Aliens Creek Is
sponsoring a chicken supper Satur
day night. May 19. Door prizes will
be given.
Friends of Mrs, Blanche Frank
lin will be glad to know she is im
proving and has returned from the
Haywood County Hospital.
The Allen reunion was held last
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Luth
er Allen on the Aliens Creek road.
Mrs. Plue Harrison Is a patient |
at Haywood County Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen of New
?- ? . ?
ing his flower garden. Mr. Camp
bell is recognized throughout the
county for his beautiful gladiolus,
and dahlias.
Mrs. John Medford has returned
home from the hospital after being
a patient in an Asheville, and also
the Waynesville hospital.
PARK
Theatre Program
LAST TIME TODAY
THURSDAY, MAY 10
"BOWERY TO
BAGDAD"
Starring
LEO GORCEY
and the
BOWERY BOYS
?
FRIDAY, MAY 11
DOUBLE FEATURE!
"ROADHOUSE
GIRL"
Starring
SANDRA BOURNE
?PLUS?
"JUNGLE
^ GODDESS"
Starring
WANDA McKAY
GEORGE REEVES
?
SATURDAY, MAY 12
DOUBLE FEATURE
"ESCAPE FROM
FORT BRAVO"
(In Color)
DONT MISS THIS
GREAT OUTDOOR
THRILLING ADVENTURE!
?PLUS?
"JUNGLE
GODDESS"
Starring
WANDA McKAY
GEORGE REEVES
? -
SUN., MON. A TUES.,
MAY 13, 14 A 15
"NEVER SAY
GOODBYE"
(la Color)
- Starring
ROCK HUDSON
MISS
CORNELL BORCHERS
STRAND
THEATRE
PHONE 6-8551
THURSDAY, MAY 10
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MAY 11 & 12
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ALSO
Cartoon and Chap. 13 of
"Manhunt of Mystery Island"
Coming Soon
"JOE MACBETH"
aild
"HOT BLOOD"
Ratcliffe Cove
Joins Roadside
Beauty Program
MKS. GROVER FRANCIS
The Ratcliffe Cove C.D.P. held
Its regular meeting on Tuesday
night in the R.R.A. building with
Hugh Ratcliffe in charge. Mary
Alice Leopard had the devotional
and Mr. Ratcliffe led in prayer.
Patricia Ann Muse gave a speech.
"How 4H Club Work Contributes
to Good Citizenship." Jimmy
Francis gave a comic song. Nellie
Palmer read an article on the
coon hunter and dedicated It to
the ladles present. Little Vickie
Ruasel did a ballet and two tap
dance numbers.
L. Z. Messer and Mrs. Mark
Palmer reported on the meeting
held In April on road bank beau
tifieation. A committee composed
of L. 7. Messer. R. C. Francis.
Wade Francis, Tom Howell, and
Mrs. Mark Palmer was named to
work on beautifying roadsides in
the community.
Miss Peggy Camp visited friends
at Carson Newman college in Jef
ferson City, Tenn.. over the week
end. She was accompanied by
Miss Betty Jo Crocker and Mr.
i and Mrs. Delmas Caldwell.
Mrs. Jimmy Messer. Mrs. Roy
i Meador and Mrs. Grover Francis
j attended the Vacation Bible School
Clinic at the Barbersville Baptist
Church on Friday night.
Aunt Annie Francis is a patient
at the Haywood County Hospital.
Mrs. Fred Sanford will return
hpme this week from an Asheville
hospital.
Others on the sick list are Mrs.
I Vincent Davis and Uncle Bob
! Grasty.
Balsam Baptists Plan
Singing Sunday
The regular monthly singing will
be held at the Balsam Baptist
! Church Sunday night. May 13.
Louis Ensley, who Is in charge
i of the program, invites all singers
{ to attend and participate and also
1 to the public.
The progiwm will get under way
at 7:00 o'clock.
.
port News, Va.. were weekend
guests of the Rev. and Mrs. C. L.
Allen.
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