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The Mountaineer of Car Rolled Over Her Were Very Wheel the Lang 14, 1939 SEPTEMBER THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Pace 15 Pack Trips Into German Troops Continue to March Into Poland Two From Haywood To OSBORNE COW MAKES Park Growing In Graduate From Brevard NEW OFFICIAL RECORD A new record, exoeeding the .Virginia . 1 James Palmer, Waynesville, will Popularity, Said t average of the Guernsey breed for be among the graduates of Brevard of her age and class has just been f the showing the College who will receive their di- the Hawaiian Thomas Alexander, Owner Of plomas at the graduation exercises completed by a three and one-ha- lf featured on the year old cow Haywood Glorianna jj.in be Cataloochee Ranch, Tells on September 15, at which time Dr. j v.. .... is; D, E. Camak, pastor of the 441046 of Canton, tested and Of Wilderness will Trips wjn Methodist Church, owned by Florence Osborne. Her KNAMEONLY deliver the address. compel official record supervised by the the right to "Pack trains into the park Other graduates include Edith .if. to are College and Za to remain married growing in popularity," ifjr;N Williamson of Canton. North Carolina State other? according the to W. Thomas Alexander, owner of announced by The American J11"'. i,;Mio-h- t enter- - Cataloochee Ranch, who just re BOX SUPPER TO BE GIVEN AT Guernsey Cattle Club is 12740.7 turned from a trip into the CRISO SCHOOL FRIDAY pounds of milk and 560.7 pounds wildest portion of the park area, of butter fat in class D. Lombara, - with a party 8. A box supper will be given at Ctfole vj of Francu Mr. Alexander addressed the Ro- the Cruso elementary school, at! jy flSnects of tary Club here Friday, pointing Cruso, on Friday night, the 15th, "DAISES WON'T TEJX" at 8 o'clock. The proceeds will be I, marriage, 'in out many of the things found on WILL the pack trips, where horses are used for the purchase of a piano, BUT YOUR SHOES .v is in ove witn uiam. used to penetrate the wilderness which much needed the school. Why wear thin soled shoes, UIst0 sem. many miles from civilization. The patrons and friends of the with run over heels, when we 18 ""-Ka- U 1 school economically? that he uniHWjr Trips are made up for two to i ft are urged to attend the. can fix them so e, a relentless money-socialit- ten day trips. supper tomorrow night. WE SATISFY she consents to Because of the rugged country, i. Li...'wifa fnr his re-- asK ' .." feed for the horses has to be packed Uncle Eben Says; Champion Shoe ji good speech makln"," Kay, prizing uie ""ugc into the park. Plans have been "I likes 3 says Eben, I ain' gwinter alth marriage to completed whereby supply packs Uncle "but Shop 1 let myse'f be carried clean away refuses. are sent to . in the party every two some Leona Duckett, Manager ,v days, by it I's been informed dat Ar. carrying fresh vegetables, o' de brainiest men in de whole m-- UNION iers anu r fruits, fresh meats and feed ....... d NEXT TO WESTERN mme for the t;v. fKttK... human race was mo o' less narrer-cheste- solution build "in horses. weak-voiced- "The meals on the trips an' ." compare with those served at any 01 ith a denouement sock te hotel," Mr. Alexander nal appeal. said. k Coburn, Helen Vinson, On a recent trip, the group camp- This radiophoto from Berlin shows German troops the location of the picture, labeled only "some ,np Alexander, Jonathan ed near the Indian reservation, and marching on Polish territory. Censor wher- - ' nj THEATRE Moscovich head has deleted PARK Ld .Maurice that night built a large camp fire, s rnort under John Cromwell and Cherokee Indians gave several 7:15-9:3- on the trips, as there are so few 3 p. Night 0 on M on Daily m. in iame viay, dances, and the campers stood it Music Department 12,000 N. C. Boys Matinee ;io pl"CS Picture. for 30 minutes, then joined in and "" danced until midnight. Mr. Alexander pointed out that 14 blNDEKING WEST the most beautiful scenery in At Clyde School To Be Organized Thursday, September Most of the campers sleep out outstanding outdoor picture America can be seen on these trips. Virginia Bruce and Walter Pidgeon in in the open in sleeping bags, how- Enrolls Forty-Tw- o Id West, with the He discussed in detail, the Saw- In Safety Patrols popular ever, there are log lean-too- s in Starrett supported by Iris tooth country, and some of the "STRONGER THAN DESIRE" several camping spots in case of The music department of the rain. views near Charlie's Bunion, where Also, on our Stage, 'THE HAWAIIAN SERENADERS' rock cliffs jut some 2,500 feet into Clyde school is well under way with Around 12,000 Carolina school- The horses find it "hard living" boys will be organized this month BACHELOR MOTHER the air. its organization and at the begin- ning of the second week of the first into uniformed patrols but not 15 lowing her outstanding debut Hours for the camp day usually Friday, September with the lilting voice of Judy month began functioning on sched- for mitiltary purposes according commediene in "Vivacious began at five, with all asleep by Carole Lombard, Cary Grant and Kay Francis in Garland. The since Alice in ule. To date forty-tw- o pupils have to J. Dale Stentz, branch mana- Ginger Rogers now comes best nine thirty, he said. Wonderland. enrolled for piano, and more have ger of the Carolina Motor Club. screen in "Bachelor Moth-- On the first part of the program, "IN NAME ONLY" voiced a desire for glee club mem- role which is said to place was L. G. New, Jr., band leader of AVith the opening of educational "A WOMAN IS THE JUDGE" bership than can possibly he hand- throughout two the pinnacle of film mirth- - the Waynesville school district. He plants the states, Is Co- led by department. The September 16 "A Woman the Judge," discussed the encouraging begin- the rate safety patrols will bo formed in Saturday, lumbia's thrilling story of mother-lov- e, set by the school for piano pupils in cfevcrly contrived story is ning of a band, and also gave sev- mor,, than 1,000 Carolina school Charles Starrett and Iris Meredith told against a background is $2 for each pupil a ,; semester, direct- with hilarity throughout, eral vocal numbers. systems for the purpose of of rigid court discipline and sinis- making a total of $4 a year to all in school sectors, guid- WEST" a series of incidents m The club had nine visitors. ing traffic "THUNDERING ter underworld shadows, plays children who have an instrument intersec- Miss Rogers portrays a de- ing pupils past dangerous Wednesday at the Park Theatre. in their homes for 'practice pur- similar protective ser- nt store Sales girl who finds Homogenized Milk tions and 17 Among those giving forceful por- poses, which is just one of the manager Sunday, September kndoned baby and then tries Federal food and drugs adminis- vices, the declared. trayals in this colorful drama of many opportunities the school of- Ginger Rogers, David Niven and Charles Coburn in ince the world that isn't trators have defined homogenized "These boy patrolmen are doing it modern life are Frieda Inescort, fers its student. David Niven is milk as "Milk that has been me- a fine job in keeping down acci- Rochelle Hudson, Otto Kruger and These students are presented in "BACHELOR MOTHER" Charles Coburn, Frank Al- - chanically treated in such a man- dents within school zones," the Gordon Oliver. Deft direction by ner as to proper- concert twice each year, one E. E, Give and Ernest alter its physical at manager said, "and in the 14 years Nick Grinde adds emphasis to its ties with particular reference to the Christmas, and the other at the end have prominent supporting that the plan hos been employed, Tues., Sept. 18 and 19 absorbing detail Karl Brown condition and appearance of the fat of the school year. Many of them Mon. and 1 )a traffic fatality has been record irlnhMloi " perform during as- ALL STAR CAST in wrote the original screenplay. the volunteer ed in a supervised school sector." sembly programs during the term. Safety patrolmen are equipped fHE WIZARD OF OZ Miss Kate Stillwell, a charming THE WIZARD OF OZ" belts Intaiy filmed in Technicolor and capable 'member of the school with shields and Sam Browne In Technicolor by Motor ehind the Seen faculty, has charge of this music supplied the Carolina department for the third year, and Club and are authorized by local I flw II 20 In her services have proven of great police authorities to direct traffic Wednesday, September in assigned. value to the school and to the com- tho sections Rochelle Hudson, Otto Kruger and Frieda Inescort in HOLLYUJOOD munity. of their signals leaves the m motorist liable to arrest, the off- "A WOMAN IS THE JUDGE" by HAKKlSON CARROLL charm bracelet featuring a gold SOCIETIES AND CLUBS icials added. Copyright, 1939 uniform button. King Feature! Syndicate, Inc. In the high school, the Elizabeth- Holly- HOLLYWOOD. If what The Henry Fondas are planning an and Tennysonian societies were is true, Madeleine Car- 325-acr- o wood hears to build a home on their organized recently. Other clubs roll's decision to withdraw her di- will ranch near San Diego and it including the Glee club, vorce suit against Captain Phillip be modeled closely on the eigh- Journal' Astley was not teenth century houses occupied by ism club, Personality club, Collect so sudden as the actor's ancestors in the Mo- ing club, Useful Science club, mm would be lndi-- c hawk valley.
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