North Carolina Newspapers

IRi mmm The Best Advertising Medium In Haywood County Published At The Eastern Entrance of The Great Smoky .Mountains National Park Head by Thinking IVopI, NO. 46 vui. LV WAYNESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Till RSDAY, OCTOKEK lit, 19. . AT i KM! I MaWW fulfill SSSn mUti WMfl I I MJNHJ tA H'ttM Dry Rally To Be Held At Courthouse Friday Night Urge Crowd From All Parts Of (ountv Expected to Hear Rev. V. H. Ford 7: i0 Friday At will n,- .irv farces oi tne coun.iv i"- . . , i i i ilv at tne court nousc nere L'ht at 7:30 o clock, witn Ford, of Hendersonville, address of the even- old a r; ririav n:r. if (I 9'- - ' loiivi'i-ir.L' th ,..- i"' - ,, , '. ..T r"ntrt nliirman I nllt'V- ui vamvii' uioiiimtH V. r it:. ... 1 .),t, ,;iy l,,rces oi mis couiuy iuiu M-ontajneer yesterday mat iv u' being made to hve rep fi.ni every precinct in . hear Mr, Ford, who hr at anion 10 an u- ti !k'il the Methodist church the lari at" TO SPEAK HERE FRIDAY etna A mo Oil.; V "W, i'h: oa .1. Wat ion from Canton is , attend the meeting here 'it. Mr. Bailey said, espc who hoard Mr. Ford there 'r.- ago. .;!,! an invitation to every- end this meeting Friday Hailcv said. "No mat 1 Uh uh;c vnii r views are un me mm ' iifTii nu n , . we assuie l u time j vu II not U- offended by any remarKS uk- by Mr. Ford whom I . consul. one nf the loading authorities in tern North Carolina on the sup- :t Wo are indeed ioriunare in ting this speaker to come to Hay- ji'tiun'.y. It was also announced that the testing Friday night will be the .v dry meeting held in this vicin v 'be fore the election on November 7. Ijjgv. Mr. Ford is scheduled to leave nday for the central part oi tne ate for a series of meetings. Al mst every night, he has held a meet gin somt. place in Western North larolina for thP past three weeks. held a revival here several years . . 1 , Tl i , 1 l 1 to at tne v irst rsapwst cnurcn, aim 11 be remembered as one of the out lining speaker ever heard here. ill Unemployed Are Urged To Register! o One That Has Not Register, ed Will He Given Work On Public Works Project. REV. W. H. FORI) Mountaineers Hold Christ School To 13-7 Score Friday Locals Are Ready l or Asheville School For Hoys Saturday There The Waynesville Mountaineers will again this week play away from home, to return next week to meet the Sylva team here. Last Friday the local boys met defeat a: Christ School. l.'i-T. The C.reenies were just a little too much for the locals al though thij Mountaineers played splendid ball throughout the entire game. This Saturday afternoon they meet the Asheville School for hoys in Ashe ville 'I'h,. team is in splendid condi tion after the Christ School gam,, and several days of hard work in prepar ation for the Asheville School ganm Sat unlay; Election Officials To Meet Here Next Tues.; Courthouse Last Minute Instructions and Supplies for Election Will He Received At Meeting lili'Vi" C l'avis, i hail man of th board of elections, announced this week that there would b,. a special meeting oi all tne judges and regis trars ot the coming election at court house on Tucsdav morning. tohor 2-1. at. U::iO o'clock A complete and official list of md judges wil page of this p i eg it rai s on anothci Mr. Davis said ;h:, important meeting, ; to the election and : given out .at that t 'ther members cleetii i.s are J. M and (ieoi go 1 1 a nipt i 1 be i per. the Oo-th founil it this was a most as instructions" ni supplie- would be lino. of tlio board of Long, llaelwood 'ii Canton. Triplets Born To Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Green on Friday 13th Community Fair To Be Held Here Saturday. A Large Crowd Is Expected Phillips Is Now On Local Police Force At Night inter guard at tin it llazolwood. as hore Tuesday as Mr Phillips was lor a Nuil si the iNdit one of Rotarians Heard Robt F. Phillips At Friday's Meet! District Governor Made Oilicial Visit To Hub. Made In spiring Address. J C. Patrick, manager of re-em- tiyment, bureau, announced yester y that several road contracts and public works projects are ex ited to h let' in this countv within hort time, and no one except those no ha. ; iTisvred at this office will tfv : work on. these projects. It is uitjiorttint Lb at all those want i -h.."a;,! register with Mr. trick at once. His office is on the urid floor 1 of the court house and his irs-are-from. S::;o until 5:00 daily 'r-pt Saturday All persons knowing of those in the Jfty that have not registered should ify it, cm of the importance of do- i H. Mr. P t V, aw a tan- 11, iw employed are requested fk'csci. There is no obligation n reo't r, d. feedlework Guild lo Hold Ingather ing Here Friday ' " 's cordiallv invited to no- ouilding next '- to. tht liieitre tomorrow after " 2.:i0 and 5":':S0 o'clock "'-play of garments eol Needlework Guildo Tea the visitors during Robert F. Phillips, of Asheville. district governor of Rntarv Inte na tional, made his official visit to the waynesville club last Friday at the regular weekly meeting in the (lin ing room of the Methodist church. In his address to the ciub Mr. Phillips pointed out the advantages of Rotary, and what had been accom plished during the years that Ro tary has been in existence. During the course of his address. Mr- Phillpis went into detail of the change of ideals of man. "Several years ago wP believed in live and let Hve. But today we have changed that and now we are striving to uphold the. ideal of live and help live. "This point of helping the other man live has been one of Rotary's objectives throughout the years. The government has recently realized that it must take a hand in the affairs of the citizens, and b everything pos sible to carry out ju:-t what Rotary has long sought to put into force. 'live and help live.' "' After the usual meeting hour. Mr. Phillips met with the board of direc tors of the club and discussed several piojeets which the club is working on for the betterment of -the commu nity. Definite announcement will be made soon alniut these projects. One important project committee is about ready to make their report. Mr. Phil lips was told. Robert .McKee. of Asheville. was, a visitor at Friday's meeting. Friday the thirteenth may mean little to many people, hut to .Mr. and .Mrs. L.tireen. of Allen's Creek, it meant an in crease in their family of-three girls Mary, Martha 'and Ruth. The three young ladies with their mother are at the Haywood ('ounty Hospital getting along nicely, according to lati-t -,1V- . ports from there- The triplets were delivered to Mr. and Mrs. (ireen by Dr. V. 1. Kirkpatrick. Thi iileidejuly makes the fourth -el of triplets that Dr. Kirkpatti k has deliv ered into the world. The babies weiehed about two ami one-half pounds each, and in spite of their ' over-rated, un lucky birthday, obey seem to be. thriving on it. The triplets ale the lift Ji - sixth and seventh chil dren of the (Ireen family Mr (reel) is .employed at the Kng land-Walton Tannery and is also a farmei iu th,, Allen's Creek cumnuinitv. District Welfare Conference Held Here Draws 150 A Number Of State Officials In Welfare Work Were Heard On Program Will Left By Thos. Price Directs That Horses Be Killed -Mrs. R. W. Wall of Newland, was named president, of the western dis trict welfare conference, which met here Tuesday at the court house. About lf)0 delegates from nineteen western counties attended (he meet ing, which was Homer Henrv. of Mrs. W. T Host. s of 'public' welfare.. J principal addressee spoke on "'JVm lay's cial Workers." M r JUDGE HOBT. WINSTON, WELL KNOWN HERE, WAS SPEAKER AT I'MVERSITV ted !-aih.cr..h-v . cio:ed the national ' 'ik during which each Guild made an effort to "ic-mher and it is hoped annents will be donated ' n previous years. yearly dues. If you 1 "l.v done so- become a 'S worthwhile organi ' two new garments to 'otors immediately. If .ter, turn in your gar- .is possible so that they : - d for the display- : iiu uui made or Broken Toys o. 'ar L P., 'tup "Pa it '3- said yesterday that oriken tnvc Via,! rwipn TV fire station for him to Jt , poor for Christmas. vi :s V ' , "hf about finished them Mr fJ irt begin work on more. 5arB. aomg this m nis An ?.to -sr'.th p an t"i'J. is donating all his The city is furn- intenselv dramatic scene oc curred in Chapel Hill during the cele bration in. commemoration of the Uni vi rsitv of N'orth Carolina's .140th birthday- AVhen Judg,.. Robert W. Winston; thP principal speaker, had finished his. addre.-s a fine appraisal ,of the life of Charles B. Aycock, his broth-; er- Judge Francis. D. Winston, who was seated near him, stood up and embraced, the sneaker and tears came into their eyes. They were evident ly overcome by memories of the old days. The Winston brothers were the first s t u d e n t s to re a i h t h e u n i ye r - i t y Av h e n the institution was reopened in 1HT5 after the Civil War. The story is that they ran a foot , race up. Strow-.t's Hill to see who would be first to reach Chapel Hill and that Frank won. Judge Frank s now.70 and Judge Roln'i". is ''. It Will be reniemiK'red that Judge Win -::: spent the greater part of summer i" Waynesville- On a num ber of oocasions . he , made talk? ni civic clubs and Sunday school, classes. He wrote .several articles for th.-. paper wntle neie. ...... D.O.lLK.'sToMeet At Lenoir Thursday Plans are being made tor a join- meet ing in Lenoir r.ext Thursday of the D. O- K. K witn approximately COO delegates attending. . A. P. I-edbetter, Royal Vizier, sand last night that he expected the con front Waynesville to attend the con- -'A, U v.rtVn-ortir,n linnrOX into the presided over by Wayiresville -tate coium.i.s-ioner made one of 'he of t be day She (.'hallenge to So- P)o-t based her remarks, in part, on the importance of eliminating the root of evil, rather than trying to eyre it from the top branches. She carried out. the thought, prevention, is' cheaper than cure. Dr. Roy .M. lirown. technical su pervisor of the North Caroiina Re lief Administration told his. audience that North Carolina did not spend ton much money for relief last year. Neither were ther,, any mi. -.appropriations, he said. He told of plans that are now being worked' out for carry ing on the work efficiently this winter. About, l'!0 attended the luncheon that was given at the Methodist church. Miss Pearl Weaver presided at this mooting. After the luncheon. Dean ju-tin Miller, of Duke, -poke on Juvenile Protection. The !,!'(-:'. condition among juve niles is. not a revolt f youth "a- some would have us IVr lieve, ho said. I- is the vhainre of t.h: ooial I'ealni in whieh-Vho . bildi'on .of today' are throwfi Kaeii child "ha- cim-:truotivo or do- live (Hia.iitie-. allil-w,. -mu.-i. ii.e.p All Personal Effects Were Left To His Widow, Mrs. Ester K. Price When the will of Thomas Price was read this Week it was found that all the horses owned by Mr Price at the time of his death should be painlessly killed At Mr. Price's estate on l.ick stone Mountain near he'r,. he' only had one mare, "Julie. ' ,: At his h New Jersey he had three "A i.i y horses owned bv time .of m v death. " the will as convenient- thoro- thev are removed horses mv 1 1 snail as .soon a after and befor, nine It horses, me at (hi said l.loyd Phillips, f state prison camp sinned his duties night policeman. with t he prison cam p monlh ami was rated best olhcer-. of the camp. .Chief of Police James Stiingiield will be I lie only policeman on duty during the day and at night Mr. Phil, lip-, ami i s P.ittim will be on dutv. No formal appoint men; ha- been i.nade a ! 1 ho pi ison camp to till t be vacancy left by Mr. I'liilhp-. (lino Hiaml't! former guard llioie. jj. a! pre -out am duty. Mr. I Ml il 1 1 ps' .i ppoj nt nieiit ua- made .Monday night. He succeeds the two policemen who handed in their res ignations sometime ago Rich Ore Found On Lands Of J. F, Shelton; Dellwood J. F- Shelton. of 'the Dellwood com munity, reported last 'week that a formation of rink bad been found on bis property that expert, nssay isls in Colorado said contained a rich amount of gold, silver aluminum, and zinc. Another sample of the ore has been sent for further analysis, and it is expected that this report would be received within the next few days. Mr. Shelton has already contracted with other parties, to. mine the ore if the report shows that it Would be profitable. All interested in the project are enthusiastic over the prospects. Samples of the rock are on dis play at The Mountaineer office. Ruilding On Main Street Next To Wa.vnewood Theatre Will He Scene Of Pair The C mini utiif '...; u : , l, i, .a i ,. .V ' '. " "" " Js to , ,, , "U'-'lay in the tmild- .'i.uii si reel next to the ... , neat re is .oi tne ai-L'esi coiirit The Waynesville i the diievfion been making menu 'o,- if,,, to have on nan ever hef, Hie local I -egloii and Mr. Situ! I hoM1 in . i ha anxious t ha; . inai tiny !, Play to have the tan e Dining crowds Way- ex pivto, f) be over . he, in the vocational class of the 'ownship selnxd- under "f W. D. Siuiith have last -minute arrange lair. and th,..- ,,mi..( li-plav mo,,. ' evhihif ir,, shown post of the American cooperating with the class n i'i 'he arrangements are particularly myoiie having exhibit's. ike to put an ,lis. them at 'he place of uiv. I During" the ic.o c., , .i. . - , , , ,i , i ,ie attending ' the eomniunit v tans here h.'lVj. been large, and i't is expected that this year (he crowds will break pievioiis record-o. The un i caaiils ot ayiiesviile and other, firms are assuring the hoys and sponsors -their cooperation in a page advertisement and other advertise ments in this Week's paper. Special offerings at the stores have Ikii ar ranged for those who attend the fair .Saturday. .The list of the entries as prepared by the fair officials is .as follows: K NT 111 KS FOR ('OMMbNlTY FAIR C. N.Allen Named Executor Of The J. M. Mock Estate , painlessly upervision ' put r a from the prenli to do alh under Compi tent veterinarian A ilav or two after the ,,...ih of 'n.to, I.Roy Davis of thi- ei'y lo-e friend of Mr. Price,' staled lie l.olievod that th,. will left I'i "ice would have a nrovisiun posing of the animals. He r- belief on remarks made bv i( ( . shortly before . his death. Price .'left-' all'- personal ell'eets widow, listher K . Price. - All 1 I Mr and el that bv Mi for d ba-ei M r. Mi to hi. securities wei- entrusted to the exec utor, the interest, (if which, is to be paid : Jier during' her lifetime. REl UFA KOHEIM'SON, JR., N MEI) ON STATE HOARD rue qua -them develoj tie instead t i ve tones, h" Dr. Harry -poke ill: the Hutchin.-,' of tained.; I'r. in. nta! hygre the const.i uctive -quali- if stre.-ving th" do-;ruc- c'kiiI inued. Irani', el Durham, place ' of S ip'.. A J i antoii, who was de- Crarie spoke .briefly on !,. of the child.: , Well Known Visitor Passed Away Wed. p. wa. catio Robe ever The cent i : Mi the. , d. 'bertsoii. nf -Can't oi,. in tlio state o-oar-d' of : v'o- ( oi.i('at ion hist -. v. , . .......' M ,-. . !-. the. lilst Haywood man odd a p'.e i mii thi- boa rd'. 'tin r ineiiiboi s are fmm the ui of the state' he i t-soij w ill iiave. i barge of "i o I umb riak i.ng,-'. win; or tanned OFFICIAL IS DEAD t to renainr tht. tox-s. I ggs' nlan tn h ship tn rvontinn ' Af the convention :hn n,HM..-:i.. -u,.:.. i ......a.i.. ...111 1 ; rj , I rc, , luiiiiiiujllLV i.jlil.M.-l illiaiCIV ou win oe uoi.o.l,, ,u orgg number of repaired i lodge. . vp"rr children that other-1 Ben Houston. Royal Vizier.' ef , ' r- Pet anvthinc. Anx-one i Charlotte. ha nredicted one of the leave them at the I most successful meetings: ever to cc i held in the Carolinas. ould Mrs. I.. M. Prudent. ;.7.'!' who for the iiast o" . summers ha- been a vi-itor to Wayfiesvilleo did suddenly Wertnesdiiv afternooh, a'; tne nay I wood County Hospital. dent had been a patif-nt n'l tal for a number oi The -deceased is from (ireensboro and Atlanta, and was well known both here and in tho-e two cities. " . . . r -t ... ... T,.-f, nf her chi dren. -Mrs. james A. Harkey, of Atlanta, Prudent, of Clayton N. her bedside when .. she Harkey accompanied 1 T.icip are two other children Robert Traynham N. ('.. and Robert ville, 1 Va. Funeral services will le held in Grfenslwiro Fndav at H o'clock. Mr. Prudent, will be remembered as spending' the past few, -ummers at the hornet of Mr-. R. H. Black well. Mrs. Pru. at the bos- weeks. and . (loraon ('.. were at diedl Mr. his wife here. Mrs. "of : Burlington. Prudent, of Pan- land dea'i He., o'nd rcn. , queot I ' a - received here by Frig on oflieia's Monday of tiie Mrs. A. J. fJleeii. .,'(' 'Marble a s ... eh ii: . l-.t 1 . -i-i f,. , .r ( 1,,, ..... pre-ident' of .'; A I '. Law mpany. Mr. (ire, ;; is- .. fn sitor to Waynesvillo, I C. N. Allen named 'executor Mock, who died ago. The past of Ilazelwood was in the will of J. M here about ten days week, M r A lien and his assistants have been taking slock of the Mock Department Store, and as soon h this is complete the store will b(. opened. Mr. Allen said he had no. definite statement to make rega i ding th (ration of the store al "bis time er than it vvould .'b,.- iqiciied wit h days. Other than the naminr of Allen a - ..execufiir nothing , ,i-, tained in 1 lie w ill was di-, !, od. ' op olh- few Mi, con REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Livestock h Haby Reef Calves 2. Steer- 2 years old or over. .'I. Dairy Calves over (V months, un- der 12. 4 Heel low any breed. U, Steer.. I year old. 0. Dairy Calves under II months. 7. Dairy Hull Calves. H. Sheep peri of .' lambs. !. Hesf Fwe. t. Hrowd Sow. 11. Porker. Poultry 1. (trade Fgg Display, 2. Hest pen of general purpose breeds. 'I. Pest pen (if general purpose pul lets. 1. Hest pen of egg breeds (fi). ,r, Hest pen of pullets and eKkerel. 0. Sport fowls. 7. Ducks. X. Turkeys. !'. Pheasants- 10. Kabbits. 11. Dogs. Hi. Ilrr'cd mare and colt. Fa I in and Field Crops 1 . bile corn. 10 cars. 2. Yellow corn. HI ears. " Pest -talk of corn. i. Wheat, 'one half gallon, Uardless. i. hi a' one half gallon- bearded. ' 'i Rye, one half gallon any variety. 7 Oat one-half gallon, any .ro'iy. Soy lieans. I - stalk . any varie'y. tt. i obacco display. tl stalks. -1 head. in. II. 1-'. c;. .11: I l.v s Pi. I c. and II ton 1 Peavet'dam N. Coon, Tin L A SSOCI.'I Mo; A. Pliiiiohar' o and I. A oc: :1; . o 'ant. Sorghu m. Siinliower ( 1 rohnni . , : .S(o,- k. -beet risii potat Sw, , '! icta 'lllOpkill- 0 -airs of -talk- popoori to ( an. T.C. Allen t Rifdiard I (recti, a :ici( .leirer.on i:. C. Mortgag, i i F, L Ha T t.' fraot--re ' h't ; ,, ('at I.. lot. n. a i iVon Tiu- o, dot ;,; owns to l.illi I n'.i I -i: . t i to O'gdei U'ini a loiya I .apple'-'. Re."!: - I. apple-. liMl D ll, App of iTWlg lion itwia. pl :i o apple.-? of ;. I live .'1 - -ll. p V: t joa plat Roy et u.. ." I., r l- oik T, ,s to D wn- :n of chkrch mi-: ft for the R.:!v Dav erved next Suhdav I ': .. p re pa ration wh; rr will- be oil at ':; Prf.-oyterian church the .Men of tne Church invited, all .members of the church to their regular meet -ilig held last night. . The subject, of . the meeting was ''Fvangebsm.'' and the main addre-s was made by Mr. L. M. Riiheson. The musical program was featured by Kveral violin selections by Mrs. Richard Barber, Jr. In the aosencp. of-'-Mr. Ralph Prc vost president of the .Men of the 0 hurch, .Mr. R- L. Prevost. chairman of evangelistic committee .was in charge of the program and ' meeting'. At ;.he close of the meeting le frchniont. were; served and a social hour Was enioytdi; About seventy-five I church members "were; present- ' I .1. Hill. F. ICVi Pv. e1 u I c; i IK 1 P Creek o'.nond,' acres.' : Duff To -; etux o a vil',- T. os to Mr- Town t,ir : . .; Hens((ti 'dp' Mt'lVji'ioar aip : .' . tl -'lop-Si la .-' ' : Jolly, 'avis, . int(ie-:-f -'.andfoi.j, aar c . as.--, -t etux ! "IX. in ot ux WHsIll j) , Sallie o J. acre to J So lb y W J. W James: C. Ji James. .1. F. en, lot. . J.F. IU. etux to J-. R:.M,,ig,:,ii an. F. W'.lliller. .'! lots in (Jrimball Park iiiiam .ui 'mom, commi.ssioner, to Porothy lieverlv U intori. ( Na-hville Tenn.;. J lots a. Lake Junaluska. to T. Moi rack- MRS. MORROW BRFAKS HIP Mr- (i. M. Moriow. who fell Sim- day morning and -broke her din and !s confined at tne Uavwood Count".- Hospital ' was- - reported la.-t night as resting , comfortable. M i s. Mor row "P'-'o! -.v, ..' alPdavWednesda-.-.''" it-cording to to,.- report. Mrs. Morrow is .Mrs. M. F. Al bright's motl.t-r. ;.t: i ha sjient; the .summer with ner daughter. !h 10. II. 12. VI 11. 1".. i; 17 pi. 20. 2P OI CiilitioWi Deliefou (i'l,. plate lioiiuiii, p'a' Rome lleau'.. .Stayme.n- pl: (i I'i 110':--. plat Any other v l!( t oti-ket Boxed apple Peat oiatot '( 'oilcctioii' of i 'dbetion of i to - no: s . on, Black wa'nuts Hickory nut . (hinquajiitis , Hazelnuts.. .-'.Car.-:, t ' Cabbage., ai.y Onion.-, a -'I'ur.o.o- .". I n,o, l-o.it.'-: .'.: R,, pia-rries-,- ', ' ; (Continuod of .- -t'l'i' 'PI"-- .'i appb a pple - d , app:- of o v'l'P o if of : api iffy,.'. '. ra . conuro five. bunch i: per.-.ifii:!": qua i . a'.-.': o:ia a-ke . pa-tC) Are You Heading Tangled Wives?.- '.'"Ii-jV e--..,..r kno'.v .with t can h the f.i tiingled. START ng th,. . i 'our. fad if wo ,,;.!; .r e '.mp let i !!: W.l.'t w . vt s it; ; a numb- cal.ie 1 in to i :upp:y them . av . . . they.' o find out how olve.) get "un- READING IT TODAY