Pigeon Fair
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}&>i Cora Welch, first. ,
? Stole?Mrs,. Pearl Fisher, first.
Press?Mrs. David Vance, sec
Sob? and pajama?Mrs. M. C
lite, first.
Jumper?Mrs. David Vance, first.
Suit?Mrs M. C. Nix, blue.
Press?Lela Vance, second, Mrs
C. Nix, third.
Pajama?Mrs. David Vance, sec-,
ond
? Pot holder?Kaye Sloan, first
Wood plate?Kaye Sloan, first.
. Copper picture ? Mrs. Mable
C?fle. first
- Copper wastebasket?Mrs Mable
Cagle, first.
I Basket?Mrs Mable Cagle?ftr.sl
??twoi; same, second.
? Embroidery scarf?Mrs. Ina .lean
Lyerly, second
Quilt?Phillips Jolly, first; Nor
ma Rogers, first; same, second.
Apron?Wanda Taylor, first; Ma
fia Farmer, third; Patsy Henaon.;
fcueond
Press- -Janice Frady, first
Suit?Barbara Nix, second
Swedish darning?Geneva Trull,
first; Judy Suttle, second.
Pot holder?Frances liightower.
second; Rosemary Pace, third.
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Belt?Barbara Nix, first.
Vanity set ? Jean Shuler, first,
Patty Edward, second; Rote mar y
Pace, third.
Hand towel?Marie Fanner, sec
ond
Wastebasket ? Keith Rogers,
third
Wood plate?Keith Rogers, sec
ond.
Picture?Nancy Campbell. * sec
ond
Pillow case ? Mark* Farmer,
third; Cols Trull, first; Marie Far
mer, second.
Dish towel?Norma Rogers, first. ,
Hand towel ? Marie Farmer, '
third
Canned (loud*
Red Jpne apple ? Mrs Turner
Cathey. third
Apple jelly Mrs 1- M West, |
second; Mrs. C F. Malnous, first.
Blackberry Mi s. Turner Cathey,
first.
Blackberry jam Sue Hall, .sec
ond: Peggy Warren first
Strawberry preserves - Elaine
Inman, second
Grape jelly Richard Hhinehart
third; Home Kc Dept., second;
same, first.
Corn on cob- Patsy Knight, first.
Pickled corn J L. Mashburn.
Corn-- Charles Crl'asman, sec
ond.
Peach jelly-Mrs. II 11 Powell,'
first. 1
Apple Jelly?Mrs. Virgil Wilson,
second. '
Honey Tommy Vance, first; 1
Paul Harklna, third.
Homemade soap?J. B. McElroy, i
first. <
Blackberries?Hugh Kuykendall.
first. 1
Apple sauce ? Home Ec Dept., <
second.
Cherries?Phyllis Henson, third. (
Carroll Browning, first; Gerald
Hurnette, second. , i
Kraut?Billy Rhodarmer, second; |
Patsy Edwards, first; Bruce Jones, I
i!< I'd.
Carrots ? Mary Dee Freeman,
first; Norma J. Henson, second, i
J. L. Mashburn, third.
Relish?Norma Henson, third.
Mixed pickles?Mrs. L. M West, c
second
Chill sauce Janice Frady, first. '
Apple sauce?Mrs. C. F. Main
ous, first; Judy Kuykendall, third.
Cabbage?Gerald Burnette, sec
ond.
Candy?Naomi Hurnette, second. '
Cup cakes Janice Frady, first. '
Chocolate cake?Marie Farmer. 1
second
?
Flowers and Plants
Marigold Thelma Collins, first. 1
Joyce I-amriing. second; Hikkl Rog- I
ers, third. I ^
Cosmos ? Thelma Collins, first, 1
tame, second.
Dahlias ? Betty Henson. first;
Qlenda Bumette, second; Nancy
Kussell, third.
Arrangement ? Kate Terrell,
Brat; Margaret Ann Gibson, second;
Slen Khodarmer, third.
Mixture ? Pearl Fisher, firstt
Brenda Gosnell, third; Pearl Fish
tr,' second.
Wildfiowers?Mrs. Gregory, sec
ond. Jimmy Cook, third.
Joseph's Coat?Mrs. Lucy West,
?econd
Geranium ?- Mrs. Louis Single
on, third.
Petunia?Kate Terrell, first.
Nasturtium ? Margie Edwards.
lecond.
Ageratum?Pam Frady. first.
African vlolet~-Kayo Sloan, see- i
jnd.
Window box?Mrs. May Edwards,
Irst.
It's Not In Name
F.HIE, Pa. <AP>?A local man
tsked the Erie County Court to re
urn his car and "four gallons of
imber colored grape juice, com
honly known as wine."
The car and wine were seized
jy state police at nearby Lawrence
Park under orders of the State j
liquor Control Board The man
vas charged with violating state
iquor laws.
COTTON CANDY FANCIER at the Pigeon Valley Fair at Bethel
was Gregory Thompson, son of Mr and Mrs. Bill Thompson of
Route 2, Canton. In the background is the fair's display of canned
goods. (Mountaineer Photo).
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Naturalist Program
Events Announced
A hike Thursday along the mile
high Appalachian Trail between
Newfound and Indian gaps is
among the events listed for the
rest of the month by the Natur
alist Program of the Park Serv
ice.
On Tuesday, the schedule calls
for a 5-mile hike to the Big Trees
at Cades Cove. The trip starts at
9:30 a.m. from the Cades Cove
Parking Area. Hikers are to bring
lunch.
Wednesday and Friday will see
trips to Laurel Falls. Both hikes
start at 9 a.m. from Fighting Creek
Gap. Round-trip distance is 2'a
miles.
Thursday's Appalachian Trail
hike starts at 9:15 a m. from New
found Gap. Hiking distance is IVi
miles.
Also on Thursday there will be
an illustrated talk at 8:15 p m. at
the Andy Huff House in Gatlin-!
burg.
The week's trips conclude Sat
urday with a 4V?-mile hike to
Alum Cave Bluffs. TMe trip leaves
Alum Cave Parking Area at 9
a.m. Hikers are to bring lunch.
The bell standing in the Krem
lin in Moscow weighs 180 tons.
McCall Presents
Edison Portrait
To WTHS Class
W. S. McCall, former resident of
St. Petersburg. Fla., who now lives
on Hillside Terrace In Waynesville,
has presented a canvas painting of
the famous inventor, Thomas Edi
son, to y. F. Burgess, electronics
instructor at WTHS for use in Mr.
Burgess' classroom.
Mr. McCall met Mr- Edison in
Miami years ago and describes
him as a very genteel person.
Before moving to Waynesville ir
1950. Mr. McCall taught art schools
in both Jacksonville and St. Pet
ersburg. He attended the Otis Art
Institute of Los Angeles, Calif., The
Academy of Fines Arts in San
Francisco and Art Students League
in New York City.
Several murals pMnted by Mr.
McCall are now on display in Ala
bama and Florida and in private
collections throughout th# coun
try. About 30 portraits of Haywood
people will be found in Waynes
ville and vicinity.
Telephones, an invention of Alex
ander Graham Bell, remained
silent for one minute throughout
America during funeral services for
the inventor in 1922.
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