TRAGEDY STRIKES la a afreet at Hlah Pelat?
Mra. J. W Spencer knreb (left) beside bar fatally
Injured daughter. Kathy, 7, after the child waa
?truck dewa by a truck la a atreet aear her hone
at High Point. Mr*. Spencer's husband tries to
comfort her. At rlcht, Kathy's playmate, Lynn
Johnson, who was injured slightly by the truck,
is consoled by her parents. (AP WirephotS).
Transactions In
REAL ESTATE
Waynesvtlle Townahlp
Theodore B. Stackpole and wife
to Marshall W. Chamber* and wife.
Joe S. Devi* and wife to Boyd
Edwarda and wife.
Alwayne McClure Claybrook and
husband to Claude C. McClure, Jr.
Clyde Townehip
Cora Hippa to Cecil R. Young
and wife.
East Fork Township
James A. Bentley and wife to H.
E. Boone and wife and others.
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The
Younger r
Set
NewiOt WTHS |
Barbara Griffith and Dorothy Grasty
Didn't everyone enjoy the band
concert last week? There was real
ly a large crowd of people who
really got their money's worth
100%. To start the evening ofT with
a "bang" the whole band paraded
right straight down the auditorium
aisles, horns and all, with the most
"outrageous" costumes ever seen.
The whole auditorium was full of
laughter. After that the band struck
up with that "good ole music"
everyone loves. There was every
type of music from Jazz to bebop
and everyone was either patting ma
feet or clapping his hands. I don't
think there was anyone who didn't
enjoy the evening especially with
those Lions Club members selling
popcorn and giving those most un
usual prizes. Three members of the
band won $15 prizes for their cos
tumes to be used while on their
trip to Florida. These people were:
Joan Prcvost. David Parker, and
Charles Rogers. As everyone left
the auditorium you could hear them
saying "let's have some more con
certs like that one."
Tuesday in chapel we were hon
ored to have the Brevard Band en
tertain us. They gave a very good
concert and I am sure everyone is
looking forward to having them
back next year.
Those Seniors have really been
excited this week and they have
a good reason to be. Those good
old cards and invitations have An
ally arrived and all over the cam
pus are seniors exchanging cards.
Do you know what this means?
Graduation is atmost here!
Several weeks ago WTHS Com
mercial Department had Miss Mary
Ruwart from Navy Department
visit our school to give civil service
shorthand, typing and clerical test.
This week the results of those tests
were mailed to Mrs. Hugh Sloan,
commercial instructor at WTHS.
Those who passed the test were:
Barbara Owenby, Sonja Snyder,
Frances Williams, Nancy Grieg,
Barbara Griffith, Louise Greer,
Patsy Holder, Barbara Ketner,
Marie Barrett and Joan Sheffield
Several of these girls plan to go to
Washington next year. Congratula
tions to all theae girls!
We do not want to overlook our
baseball team this year because
they have really been doing a fine
job and have come up with many
victories tor us. The squad in
cludes: Tony Davis, Charles Rog
ers, Bobby Green, Kenny Gibson.
Bobby Trull, Jim Ruff. Paul Bur
ress, Johnny Carswell, Stuart
Scruggs. George Mitchell. Don
Rsell, James Carver, Jack Holder, I
Ralph Arrlngton, Jack Atkins.
Carlton Burrell. Johnny Wright
Bobby Hill. Sam Lane, David Beck
and David Hannah, manager. This
year's co-captains are Mike Byrd
and Bobby Balance. Bruce Jaynes
is the coach. These boys have done
a fine Job thus far in the season
and we are sure they will continue
to carry on the good work.
We are sorry that two members
of the WTHS faculty have had to
be absent. Miss Alma Jackson Wil
liams, who did such a wonderful
Job helping us with our senior play
is sick and we would like to ex
press our appreciation to her for
hed help and let her know how
sorry we are to hear of her illness
Also Miss Margaret Tarrell has
been absent due to the illness of
her father and we want to also ex
press to her our sympathy and
hope that he gets well soon. Both of
these teachers are missed a lot and
we hope they will hurry hack to
school.
Every year about this time the
hard work begins on the senior
banquei. A committee has been
formed and the work begun. The
banquet will be held May 26 at the
Mount Valley Inn. Wednesday the
Junior representatives were chosen
and they are: Dody Prevost, Ann t
Prevoat, Linda Rhinehart, Eliza-|1
beth Reevea, Libby Smathers. Anne c
Burnette, Hugh Moody. Carroll t
Rowland, Richard Turner, Kyle Ed-:
wards, Dan Sayer. and Bobby Hill.
We are really expecting some I
mighty fine and fancy entertain- ?
ment out of these people. < c
So. Clyde CDP
To Meet Monday
Br MRS. KYLE LIND8EY ,
Community Reporter j
The South Clyde CDP will have (
their regular meeting at the com- 1
munlty house neat Monday night 1
at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. P. C. Mann will '
have charge of the program.
The new lawn mower for the .
cemetery has been bought and 1
some of the men have been work- [
ing. Donations for building a houae
to put the machines and tools are j
low appreciated. ?
Congratulations are extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Blount Osborne, Jr.
vho were married recently in
Greenville. S. C. Mrs Osbqrne is
n nurses training at Mission Mem
irial Hospital. Mr. Osborne is em
iloyed at Dayton Rubber Co. They
ire making their home at Waynes
rille.
William Mann of the Air Force
s at home on leave visiting his
laresits Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Mann,
ie is stationed in Texas.
Some of the boys and girls will
ake part in the band concert at
he Clyde school on Thursday
light, May 17, under the direction
if Miss Osborne, their band lead
er.
Mrs. Sidney Willard was the
ucky winner of the sewing machine
liven away at Belk's at Canton re
ently.
ROBERT P. PRICE, m of Mr.
and Mr*. Allle Price, Route I,
Clyde. Is now aervln* with the
Fourth Armored Division at Fort
Hood, Texas.
White Oak CDP
To Meet Saturday >
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By MBS. BO WE LEDFOBD i
Community Beporter 1
The White Oak CDP will hoi-J ,
its regular meeting Saturday (
night. May IB, at the Community
Houae. * ,
The White Oak Home Demon
stration Club meeting haa been
changed from Wednesday, May 9.
to Friday, May 11, at 2 p.m. It
will be at the home of Mrs. Rowe
Ledford.
A 3/c Franklin D. Ledford is
spending a 30-day leave with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Led
ford.
If anyone knows anything about
the clothes taken from the cloiHes
line of Mrs. France Teague, Thurs- ;
day night, May 3, please let her j
Know.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill Teague
celebrated their birthdays together
at their home last Sunday. A
round sixty guests were present.
Miss Janie Williams, daughter
of Mrs. Edna Baker, la a patient
at the Haywood County Hospital.
There will be a dinner at the
Community House Sunday, May
13, in honor of all mothers and
celebrating several birthdays and
wedding anniversaries. Everyone
is invited to come and bring a
picnic basket.
Manhattan Homestead
NEW YORK (AP) ? A Madi
son Avenue house, one of the few
remaining In the area, has been
sold for the first time since It was
built in 1885.
The house, still containing its
original fixtures, was sold by the
estate of the late Ella Mabel Clark.
LOTS OF MOTHERS
? Would Appreciate
FOR MOTHER'S DAY
A Nice
DRESS
PATTERN
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from
RAY'S
Such As
Mallinson
Prints
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And Easy To
Keep
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Good Looking
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llll The Perfect Cotton For
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?AND?
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OUR STORE POLICY DURING
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Trade-ins with less than (5I.M value wiU n?t b? ap
praised. We will accept your word for their value.
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covered by the regular General Motors warranty ? PLCS
the guarantee of ROGERS ELECTRIC COMPANY.
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Our courteous sales staff will be glad to assist you.
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If You Don't Have A Trade-In,
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