ESDAY, MARCH 10, 1932
THE VVAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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l'i.c senior t-'ass will it's class
';:a i! Ann I 1; wilt prtxnt a coni
..ly. "(iiainl.ua I'utl.-- the Siriiijr."
i'lu'r.' are 10 nn'MihiTs of ttit class.
Ihsnhs those meiitiom'.i the others
are Jack t lark, Hyatt Menser, (ierahi
MoMiiev, and Foster herjruson.
Mrs N. ( . James visited her moth
er, Mrs. (i. . (Jreen, in Canton this
week.
The Rev. Thomas A. Krwm of Pig
eon filled his repulnr appointment
here at the Baptist church Feb. 28th,
at 11 o'clock.
DEATH CLAIMS MRS. JOIIXIE
LEDFORI)
Funer' services for Mrs Johnie
I.edford, who died Wednesday, Feb
24, at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Reeves Kathhone, were conducted at
11 o'clock Thursday morning nt the
Pines Creek Baptist church. Rev.
Ferguson, of Riverside, conducted the
funeral serves. She is survived by
her husband and two children
ori:u.Tio ran Ai'i'h.sniciTis
Miss ltonnie Duckott of upper Fines
( reek had an operation lor appen
lit' it is m the hospital at avnesville
last week She is recovering, rapidly.
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C. I'ASI h.'TI'A I.I. TOCRXAMKXT
Fines ( leek basketball players met
Sla liisuluie in Western laro
liua basketball tournament at Cul
lowliee riiur-dav, March 'rd. to be
defeated.
MRS. rR R !! SO RKTCRXS
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Mis Steve I- erguson has returned
home from the Waynesville hospital
alter having undergone a scrums op
e rat ion for 'appendicitis.
Mrs. llenrv Pavis and Miss llaiiet
Hovd spent the past week-end with
their parents in avnesville.
Miss RoNie Noliind spent Saturday
shopping in Canton,
SI'RIXC CRKKK VISITOR
Mr. Claud Rogers was a Spring
( reek visitor the past week-end.
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Miss Rosa Morris spent the past
week-end with her parents in Ahc
ville. Mrs Manila (ireene visited her
father Mr. T,ce Ferguson, of Jona
than Saturday.
ATTRXDS TorilXAMKXT
Among the ones who attended the
tournament were: Miss Hoxie Ni iand
and Mr Ford James, Mr. and Mr.
J ( :,rl (ireene, Mr. ( ! u:d Rogers ati-l
1' rank h u kput 1 i- k.
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Junior and Senior banquet will be
held Friday evening, March Uth.
cfor;k shi;tox iioxor
; ;' srxiors
The senior class gave some mter
i ting and educational data on the
life and influence ot Washington in a
r In pel program rendered Fridaj,
Mar. h ith.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
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March 19th.
Tickets Will lie Sv!d For -rM) V M
Special Tram Saturday, March 13th,
Limited to lit turn Leaving Avashing
ton only on 0:'0 V. M. Train, Sunday,
March 'JOth..
Round-Trip Pullman Lower ficrth
$fi.00 For One 1'erpon to .Berth and
$0-")0 Whole Two People Occupy
Lower Rerlh. Lpper lieith Reduced
P'opoitmnately.
'Special Sight-seeing Arrangements
in Washington lor The Cherry Rlos
soms And All Other Point." of Interest
During the Day of March 20th, Sight
seeing Rates Also Greatly Reduced.
Ample Sleeping Cars Are Being
Arranged For ATommodatrcm of Thus
Travel and Reservations Are Now
Being Made, Round-Trip.
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Pullman Reservations, Information .as
to Sightseeing and Other Details, Call
on Local Agents or Address
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ASHEVILLE. .V. C.