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Bob Francis
Will Address
CDP In Macon ?
Bob Francis of Ratclirfe Cove,
noted humorist, will be the princi
pal speaker at a meeting July 2 of
the Holly Springs CDP group in
Macon County, winning community
in the 19SS WNC district develop
ment contest.
Other Haywood County residents
will accompany Mr. Francis to the
meeting.
"Mister Bob" also was the prin
cipal speaker at a meeting of the
Ball Creek Lions Club of Yancey
County at the Manor Hotel in Ashe
ville Monday. The program was ob
served as Ladies Night and includ
ed election of officers.
Pigeon Valley
Memorial Day
Plans Announced
Plans arc being completed for
the Pigeon Valley Memorial Day
on Sunday, July 1, The services
will be held at the Bethel Metho
dist Church and will feature an
all-day singing with dinner on the
grounds.
! All churches of the community
will have their regular Sunday
School services and at It o'clock
the Memorial Day program, will be
gin, with the Rev. Clyde Collins,
former pastor, preaching. " The
cemetery was started while Mr.
Collins was pastor of the Bethel
Methodist Church.
Turner Cathey will preside dur
ing the day. He is chairman of the
committee on cemeUyy dk-eorar
tion.
Those attending the planning
meeting included, besides Cathey.
Dr. L. B. Hayes. Methodist pastor;
Mrs. Edith Clark, Carson Clark,
Van Wells, Mrs. Welch Singleton,
Mrs. Maude Peek. Mrs. Hugh K.
Terrell and the Rev. L. B. duBose.
pastor of the Bethel Presbyterian
Church.
Last year the event was attend
ed by several hundred people and
an even larger attendance is an
ticipated this year.
John B. Collins
Succeeds Turnley
As FHA Manager
John B. Collins of Asheville has
succeeded T. T. Turnley, resigned,
as supervisor of the Haywood
County office of the Farmers Home
Administration in the courthouse.
Before coming here. Mr. Collins
was with the Statesville office of
the FHA.
A 1955 graduate of N. C. State
College, Mr. Collins is now resid
ing with his wife in the Balsam
Manor Apartments.
Mr. Turnley has not yet an
nounced his future plans.
Ninevah Church
Honors Fathers
By MRS. AZE GRIFFIN
Community Reporter
The WMU of the Ninevah church
presented a gift to the oldest and
youngest father. Sunday for Fath
er's Day. Jim Barnhardt was the
youngest father and Harrison Cow
an the oldest father. They received
shirts as their gifts.
The WMU met at the home of
Mrs. Anna Gilford Tuesday night
with Mrs. Hilda Hollinsworth in
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charge of the devotions. The next
WMU meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Aze Griffin on Saturday
night at 7:30. July 7.
Mrs. James Snyder, Mrs. Wins
ton Ensley, from Newport News.
Va., are visiting their parents here,
Mr. and Mrs. John Smiley.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Letning
spent Sunday in Andrews visiting
relatives.
JOHN A. MOORE, manager of
the personnel deportment at the
Dayton Rubber Co., was elect
ed secretary of the H'NC chap
ter of the Society tor Advance
ment of Management at a re
cent meeting in Asheville. He
has also served as a regional di
rector of the society as a secre
tary-treasurer of the WNC Safe
ty Council.
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Six Lions
To Attend
Convention
Six members of the Waynesville j
Lions Club will leave here Sunday
morning to attend the Lions In
ternational convention at Miami,
June 27-30.
The group includes: Lawrence
B. Leatherwood, district governor
of 31-A, and his family; Dr. J. E.
Fender, incoming president of the
local club; and his family: Harry !
Whisenhunt. district secretary, and
his family, and club delegates Joe
Tate. Jr., John Boyd, and M. T.
Bridges.
Lions Charles L. Isley also will j
be at Miami with the Waynesville |
Township High School band, which |
will represent Lions District 31-A
at the convention.
This year, North Carolina is
seeking to break all past records
for the size of its convention dele
gation with 3.000 Tar Heel Lions
on hand for the Sunshine City
festivities.
Major events of the convention
are the parade Wednesday night.
"North Carolina Night" in the
Orange Bowl Thursday, and the
inauguration of John L. Stickley
as international president Satur
day. i
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DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL
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Which Sells ?
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BEING REDUCED
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THE PRICE AS OF 5 P.M. THURSDAY
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MARTIN
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