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to chat with another
lM>wood Democrat, Jarvis Caldwell, chairman ot the Haywood
Board of Education, at the district rally.
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OPTIMISTIC SMILES wreathed the faces of these Haywood Dem
ocrats?Faraday Green, left, Brandon Hodges, and Charles B.
McCrary. Democratic nominee for Representative.
BRYAN MKDFORD. Ilaywood Tax supervisor, tells L. Y. Ballen
tine (center), commissioner of Agriculture, something of interest
as Frank Medford, commissioner, agrees. (Mountaineer Photos).
MARK BROWN, newly elected president of the Haywrjd Young
Democrats, receives congratulations from Congressman George
A. Shuford, at 12th District Rally.
Problem Solver
BLOOMINGTON, 111. (API?
There's no problem too hard to
crack in the office of Probate
Clerk Esther Simkins.
When metal clasps on some
records are too tough for ordinary
fingers to open, "We just take an
old nutcracer and come down on
'cm," a deputy clerk said.
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Ministers Ask 'Tolerance'
On Segregation Questions,
Adopt Five-Point Program
The Haywood Ministerial Asso
ciation, meeting in Clyde Monday,
adopted a five-point pledge against
racial violence. The program was
adopted unanimously, and was the
same as recently adopted by the
Christian Life Commission of the
Baptist General Convention in
Texas. It asked:
"Christians of all faiths to join
Baptists to behave with charity and
good will towards all persons in a
time of racial crisis; not to engage
in, nor to encourage, any action
involving or implying violence; not
to join with any group in actions
which a person would not carry
out openly as an individual; to
encourage moderation and patience
at all times by word and action;
and to show friendship and con
sideration for persons of all races
with whom a person is associated."
Rev. James Y. Perry, Jr., presi
dent, presented a recent communi
cation from the North Carolina
Council of Churches, Durham- In
dealing with the recently adopted
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Pearsall Plan, the Council urged all
Christian leaders to "guard against
those situations which might, un
der the Pearsall Plan, result in
th(^ closing of portions of our Pub
lic School System. Aware of the
blessings we have received under
oui[ Public School System, and
equally aware of the dangers in
herent in any attempt to substitute
a System of Private Schools, we
miAt be active participants in the
contest wherever the desirability
of maintaining Public Schools is
questioned."
Attention was called to the date
of (December the 1st as a Nation
wide Safe-Driving Day set up by
The American Temperance Society
with the slogan "Safety Demands
Sober Drivers" bumper strips, it
was learned, are available by writ
ing the Temperance Society, Char
lotte.
The Council also urged that
Reformation Sunday, October 28th
be observed either on an individu
al church basis or by holding a
community-wide service. The pres
ident appointed the Rev. Earl
Brendall of Waynesville and the
Rev. Cecil Heflin of Canton, to ex
plore possibilities of having a
Union Service on the theme of the
Reformation.
The Council also urged that min
isters give serious consideration of
putting a Christian emphasis on the
celebration of Halloween by the
promotion of Youth Trick or Treat
projects for CROP (Christian Rural
Overseas Program). This program,
begun, continued and administered
by the churches has given relief
Conference Set
At Charlotte On
Small Business
Executives of industries and
other business owners In Haywood
County have been invited to at
tend a special conference on small
business at Charlotte October 11,
which will deal with the steps
necessary for receiving government
contracts.
The conference, scheduled at the
National Guard Armory, adjacent
to the airport, is under the joint
sponsorship of the Charlotte Cham
ber of Commerce and the South
Carolina Chamber of Commerce.
The conference will open at 9:30
a.m. with welcoming addresses by
Governor Luther Hodges of North
Carolina and Ernest F. Hollings,
lieutenant governor of South Caro
lina. Afterwards, representatives
of several civilian and military
agencies of the U. S. government
will discuss the awarding of gov
ernment contracts.
After a luncheon at the Armory,
starting at 12:30, the afternoon
will be devoted to the viewing of
many exhibits prepared by govern
ment purchasing offices and pri
vate contractors. There also will
b? available for examination and
review approximately $20,000,000
worth of current bid invitations
to thousands of children, war
widows and refugees in foreign
lands. It was felt that gifts to
CROP could be greatly increased
by celebrating Halloween in this
way.
The program tyas concluled by a
brief address from Mr. Vokes of
Champion Paper and Fibre Com
pany in support of the United Fund
as the best possible way a com
munity can meet its growing social
needs and charities.
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and representatives will be on hand 1
to explain procedures for submit
ting bids.
Those attending will be able to J
consult with purchasing officers of
military and civilian government
agencies and private contractors t
who will explain how to qualify g
as a supplier. t
The Waynesville area was re- a
ccntly among those areas in North t<
Carolina designated as a labor sur
plus area and under present fed- v
cral regulations, industries and s
businesses in this section arp C
eligible for priorities in the award- a
ing of government contracts. e
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Mexico is increasing its manu- S
facture of copper products to gain 0
foreign exchange. The products ^
sell for more than bulk copper.
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Cigarette consumption in Italy c
has more than doubled in the last u
20 years.
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Minister To Teach Boys
How To Make Crystal Sets
The Rev. L. S. Hoover, pastor of
he Free Methodist Church, will be
;in demonstrations in making crys
al sets for the boys between the
ges of 10 to 14 on Saturday, Oc
ober 6 at 10 a.m.
The crystal sets can be produced
ery cheaply and the local radio
tation can be picked up on them.
Crystal sets have no battery, but
re made with crystal, coil and,
ontain a phone.
Mr. Hoover will begin with his
>unday School class of boys, and
ther boys who are interested are
nvited to come to The Free Meth
dist Church on Saturday when H>e
lasses in making the crystal sets
fill begin.
Mr. Hoover has had for his hob
by the making of these sets since
1915 and many of them are as
small as 1V4 x W< inches.
Many of the boys he has taught
to make the sets have gone to col
lege and become engineers from
the interest they first received from
his Classes. Other boys own their
own radio Shops.
Many of the boys keep in touch
with Mr. Hoover. He says that
give them something to do will
keep them out of mischief and help
them to get an interest in some
thing which will mean a great deal
to them in later life.
Mr. Hoover, as a radio experi
menter, invented the smallest tube
set ever made in 1938.
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