THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1931
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
PHONTE 137
HALLOWE'EN CARNIVAL TO BE
HELD AT ROCK HILL
H d'ove'c ( r i 1 w 1 1 K j. t'i i -
i at the Rock Hill -clu.: on YVodnes-
j day evemnsr. ve-.,.ier tr.y begin
Mr. Fiundjre ( uhlwell . of Pigeon. ' Mr. James Heed spent the week-1 Mr. ami Mr
a a Waynesvillo visitor on Thurs-, end in Spaitar.bimr as the truest of his; tht jruwts on
sisters, Mrs. ,ltt
Reyn.iMs (.'rook.
Allen and Mrs.
nine
s . s . e ,
otho
.1. ,1. Boyd
members of the
laviri' of a: range
Mr.
as. j.-,,,.
n
H I LOV. i i N H Mi t 'lO hi
HELD AT EAST WAYNKSVII.l.K
The East Waynesviile l'aa-nt-Teacher
Association will hold their
..nnual Hal'owe'en festival in the
school building on Tuesday ev; ninir,
October ::th. A delightful pre-griun
will be presented by the F.iist Way
nesviile faculty and school children.
Ice cream and candy will be sold to
raise .funds for use in connection with
the Parent-Teacher work. The pub
lic is cordially invited -nd all par
ents urged t" attend.
merits.
A te
The
Vl'ullll 1,':
muiithlv
(Vti.be:
.-loll w...
biiin
ciub
tiii. ct i
1
c of the iiitertair.tr.ent will
v. given by the children
A Other attractions will
telling, food. sab. grab
ponds and a visit t. the
rn The prove. ds will i-e
c , t-netit of the
Waynewood
THEATRE
WAYNKSVII.I.K
I'HI RSD.W -1 KIDAA . Ol ! . -'" .!.
"THE WOULD. MOVES O.N"
' S .! N 1 . 5 S A 1 1 P u 0FESS1O N A L 1
WOMEN nt.U) MEE'UNC; !
and Professional J
eid their regular ;
.!i Monday evening. '
1 lie evi nmg sos-'
loier.e.l by serving of a de- 1
t'bt dipper by M:ss Loui.-e;
i.-. T L. c:vyn. and Mr. D.
At'lti' the business was.
of a short program was j
consisting of divu.-iuii ofj:
t'umi the tVteber Indeue-nd. I 1
in. :.v Mi- lurv Ouinhin. i sob-nimn. b in I'L.vtoii, Ida. on
Hugh Aoei. ai ho is with the
trv Set-vice with headquarters ' Mr John S.nith of Franklin, spent
on City, spent the week-tnd Monti .y in town ;is a guest with
in town with Mis, Abel. It lends at tne Parkway II, ..el. lie
'" - was en route to New Ytrt City
Mr. Frank Kav of Miami was the
the guest durtmr'the w.vk of his par- Mrs. Crace N.-weE. ..f Asheville
t-nts.' Mr. ar.tl Mrs. Clyde Kay. Mr was the guest over the week-end of
K v w.s' en route n-oin New York Mrs. W. A. Hyatt at he. home on the
p .rents
at thei.
A! at Km Pridges were
unuav of the Salter's
Mr. ami Mrs. ( I ( nam tiers.
home in Civile.
Mr-
and Alls
.-tn .h-t .1
Paul i
of h:i-
Hi
Al
I' A lie
ti-i-roeo
lelhle! e ,
an ii-tic
en;: lied.
IJuiniui-i
. ellll; ul
latum t
in thi.-
T.-XKK-UOP.INON WK1MUNC
ANNOPNCED
Of coioiial interest is the annouiuv
. n! of the marriage of Mrss Ye.-t.na
ark to Mr. R.v Robinson which
'iu
tile lb
intere.-t
Sis well as
being car
connect i.
orinjic A lit
MiCiur'
Al
ing ac-it.-
re
ied in
n with
v g-uve
.1 une
f Mr.
tiii'ja-
l JU!
nresent
S:.m (.Ur
j Hov'c A
i K'- c II N
V
I. Oil
M s
Mrs!
M -
Miss
!,
!- -v
r i
t rant ho:
w i t
SViu and
ill
ynaA ocr.
i.i i: lei,
. i ! It
M .
EbsiNiiSS
All-. In Or
Mr-. T. 1 . C,
i I-'tiw.t; ib.i
-.- d - - Ma. c dibnlari,
'lit.! k tor,.. Mr- Millie
b, -li, , Fre M:. lie 1
M . 11 C Me-, or was
,Xb PRuEESSlt.iN AL
t ( 1.1 1-iS Tt 11 OLD
Mi'bTINC
.'.n in tile pre.-fiit
and Mrs. Rav Worb-v who a.
meii them.
ddie tir.de- is the or.'.v ,iaii-.thu r of
Mi. and Mr.--. . . L. idark. of R,.ute
1, Clyde. Sr.- i. graduate of t he
'biiiton High St'iiO' i ..r.d i.- eniplot-d
in 'he lb. ok Mill tim-hitig depa t
.ii-.-'ii o; :!u' t b.inin on Fibre Com-
wiie; he !',ad '.ten on a buying trip
for his shop ior men in Miami. Air.
Ray formei !y was in business here
but left Wayn-sville some ten ..years
ago and located in Miami nd estab
lished a most successful b-Asiness
there.
Mrs. 1! AL Kobbms of Lenoir, who
formerly lived in Waynesviile. has
beer, the guest this week of Mr ..nd
Mis. .1. i' Rt.se.
I- airviou
M
i
I M
oe SwaYiigim and
in 1 (it ra! line and
on ami four crhil
't. . a . e vislt-
, Hrj
. .: I-ine.s
vi-b.o- on
-. and Mrs i'. M ) cu- and f .m
pent the week-eii.l with relatives
! von.
Mt sss. Dwight am
t'rackeii. of Elnii i , Nei
aie iMiitig relatives i
-jMit Friday in town.
Wav wb
Dtimy Alc-.lersi-y,
wh
the count v
Mr. and Airs. ,!.-!!' Ui--ve? and small
daughter were among those attend
ing the eiictis in Asb.e-ville on S..tur
tlay - .
Mi-, dame- ii. t' '' away, ft' Ashe-
ibe who former!) l't-l in Waynes
vill was in town bur ng the week.
is t
younge-i sen o
i lit! tile : ale M r-
'.rdoved w:
111 tin
a i o
bo'
i n v
it nit
i ! l-e
t rii it -mcftivc rt nil'
I !!!.!' 1 N A! I bell Y
;-iaa! oicetlng el ! he Fll st
b til Xi.o 111 t ill ol.ll.. h'eill r.
Mil!
Mi.-- Ui.b'o t- Way. wb.. i- a student
S.ilem t'o'legc Winston-SaU-ni, wa
it iih-.l of her p rent- Mr. and Air.-.
,ck i.. oo: the week-end.
Me
A-ht-v.
M i .
Wavue
M rs. Wilt Ciiamliei were
i-'.tor- i.iuriiig t!ie week.
Mi. ami Airs. Franc
At iarita. t lie fornu .
spt c :al i.-t of t hat t i!v.
week ..s the gmvt- (.f Mr-. Alaijjuerife
Iiarion at Prospect Hill.
Mr.-. II :!. Atkin-I'riemi.-
r- among
to A-hevilli on Sal
ibe Kingbne I! oiiiei
I oIK's, Of
i ,)!' miinent
tending a
la a partv of
"-e motoring
iiv t attend
i r lis.
lb lb st.
ale it-it.
Mi
IllVlL'l
dble-ibl'
Hamp!
in tow.
n. t.f Canton,
ui
busim
Mr. l'om lii.r.
in town I'l.'iii 1
da v.
I ( I 1101 ' ee, 1
on Tuesday.
u a - a mi.!;.
- Ibetk oi
Uio
Tut
Mi !leil to. : ,t
11 I!, to A-b '. die -II
Mr. 1'oiti Lee was
iter during the wi
Mr. Hill Sh..o'ov
frit-lit b niole.td to
day and attend .1 '.I
uu.-;neS3
week.
Read The Ador(isemeils
i and a party of
A-heviUe Salur
e ciictio.
3
Summer Comfort In Wirdev
MO'
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FraiM-rm;
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T"i;s,
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(ftwfplR PAN
J 7 SAYS
. yfpi "By All Means
TUNICS!"
r- And that means thij
4 'ovo ' erePe
Jj. frock embroidered
ih gold dots.
If you're going
5 places and doing
I things this Fall, by
all means this is
I sy your frock;
yk Sixes 14 - 20
lSt. in Bright Red,
jiriGeen and Brown
.voi.ii . ,. ,!!-.. s.-ie ,!o;,n;e . : la
V. i.Vin i ' ';. w ii id n' li'ieii Scb.-o!
-it.d -1 ii .b--o tile t nlltt si nuillb.-i.- vvilich
-'.!! be ,:--id a! the --i'.leentb annual
Ai i!sic '..!:. for high -cb'.oi- which
v:l) be laid :n April
Miss- ('in .kcr harl tile choitil work
undei- J)r. Ilol'is ! r.n who is head
t ;d till1 inusii-al edueatien in New York
Ibiivei'siiy and piano under Henri
life nig- noted piano teacher of New
York ( "ity.
AliiS. (..MINI N HAS (IF EST THIS
WEEK
Air-, (ieoige Taylor, .of Alooreville.
airivei.i- on Tuesday to spend several
"lay- a- ;in- guest i.f Airs, ( buries E.
Quinlan. Airs. Taylor is the former
Aliss ( arey Wilson and has many
f i -ends who w ill be interested in
learning- of her visiting in 'town.
TO ATTEND CONFERENCE IN
OREENSIiORO
Dr. E. H. Hayes and Rev. and .Mrs,
Paul Hardin. Jr, and children. left
e;n. Monday for the annual conference
'of the Western North Carolina Dis
t net of the Methodist '-church. . Airs.
T 1 an ii u. and the children will spend
several- tliys in Charlotte with Mr.
Hardin's parent.", anil join Mr, Har
din fo.r. the week-end in (Irecnsboro.
ll'l-Ct.
T
in
Medio H It I '-II
M.iix Clarke. Al
lioiiine Idler',!! . ,
n. Alls. Ivy r vim Iv
.b-it :b-. bi b',1: j
. in- i i n1 e ll. ieu 1 .
liill'b Hud- on, j
M i - 1 . t 1 1 1 1 . i i
Mi-- Wi
Mr
w a
l.y
his
Snvdt r. Mi-- C i 1'b.ll 'amp-Ali-i.
Ida Miib'.. and Mr. ami
i. .lame- M bung. Air. Weaver
assisted in heceiviug his guests
his mother. Mrs .1. I... Weaver ami
sbter, Mis- .luaiiita Weaver.
'.--
MISS NANETTE ..I ONES LEAVES
FOR CALIFORNIA
Aliss Nanette. Jones left on Aloiiday
morning for Lexington, Ky., where
she will join a .-party' of friends and
from there will motor to Long lieiu-h.
Cab She will be in (bilifornia visit
ing until Christmas and from there
will motor with friends to Hingham
ton. New York where she will visit
her sister Airs. Delos Crary.
IF DOE AND MRS. S.M A I II r.K.S
RETURN TO MIAMI
. Judge and Mrs. Frank Sinai hers", .
who have spent the summer here, left
during the week for their winter home
in Miami..
. .
THE (iRAIll.S RET FEN
FROM OEOROIA
Air. and Airs. Limvnod (irahl anil
son, ('and Orahl, ami Air. W. A.
(irahl. spent last week ill Dalton. Oa.
us the guests of Mr and Mrs. Sun
I'lott. --
We have recently added to our
stock a line of
Evening Dresses
See them before buying
THE NEW
Coats
Soft Mellon-sleeved creations of
twill and tweeds, etc. Luxur
iously fur-collared and cuffed.
The New
Millinery
Dashing youth
ful hats in fall
and W inter
colorings.
THE LADIES SHOP
MAIN STREET
SUPPORT THE NEEDLE
WORK GUILD
- . . JL C 'to
TO ATTEND THE .CONVENTION
AMERICAN LFCION IN MIAMI
Air. ant) Airs. Robert L. Coin and
the former's brother 'and sister, Ma
jor am! Mr-. On n Coin f Livermore,
Ky,. left Saturday for Alia mi, where
they went to attend the national eon-
vention of the Ameiiban Legion,
Pi'ior t-r their going Major and Airs.
Coin were the guests of Air, and
Mrs. ('(.in for a sever i da visit,
.'''..,''
VISIT IN lllbH POINT
Aliss Alice Stringtield and Air.
Fiugh J. Sloan motored to. High Point
fr the week-end and were the guests
of Aliss; Julia Hayes who. formerly
resided in Waynesviile
."... I" 1) f ( II PT1 R TO (.IVF TF
This afternoon; from Tb.O to ii
?elock the Havwood. ('hapter of the
daughters of the. Confederacy .Will
entertain, with a tea at the home of
Mrs. Leon Killian. The . affair will
be given in observance--of.-. the. 40th
anniversary of the founding of the
organization.
. All members and those interested in
the work; of the Ui. D, C. are in
vited to attend- The afternoon will
b featured by a irnu ira! program. A
silver ofTering vvi'l be ttkeh the fun is
t-o hi- a-ed Jo further the. work of the
ceneraT . division..- ' -."
PARTY LEAVES FOR CUBA
Mr. an-1 Mrs. .): Keve.- and sma
.'.n Nonnv, and Aliss ; ( armen Rod-
rtquezi who have spent the past fix
months with Mr?.. G.. C- Brigs, left ; this contest
r luring the w"eek for their home in
Havana, Cuba. -
MRS. J. R. AfeCRACKEN RETURNS
FROAI CHICAGO
. Airs, -I. Rufus Alcf racken, who has
spenti the past fortnitrht in Chieaeo.,
as the '--p'ue.'t of Aliss Alargot and Miss
Shelby Semtnes, returned to town, on
Saturday. Mrs. AlcCracken -was ex
tensively entertained during her visit
and vv5 the honor truest of several
affairs.
.. Mr R. T. Bovd. of Jonthant's Creek.
. rent Monday in town oil business. ,
I I I NFS MI SK ( DM l Rl V F
HELD IN GREENSBORO
Aliss L.-iki Coltrune who is in
ebaige (if the public -cbn ! mu-ie and
iiaiit. i inst.ru. -t ion of the Fines Creek
sehools. attended t he Al usie A piireeia
t ion -Conference held jn (ireensboro
Inst -week at the Worn n's College of
the University of North Carolina and
-p. .n-'. red bv the state department t
inst ruetional service..
Aliss Coltiiine who is, a graduate of
the music dep rtment .f the (ireens
boro college is making a definite ef
fort to put on the musie appret-iation
course at the Fines Greek school this
year. A box supper' held m October
the F'lth was given as a benefit and
t h o : s u m o f $ 0 - A i w a s realized ft.r
this work. Accord ing. to Air. Fredi L.
Suffoi'd, principal -of the Fines Creek
school, the course will, he.-' starfe-1 at
once.
DtHART BBA WINS TROPHY
The following from the Bryson City
paper will ie of interest: locally, as
Alaster Wor'ey H -r-i! I Dellart is the
gramDon.of Mr. and Airs. Ed Duckett:
. rb H i- dd Dt ILi'". 21 mt.n'h--,'.!
son hf Alri and Airs, ('oliurn De
Hart, of Brysofi it v . won a silver
trophy in the National Butter Babies
ntitnf .-rtnnsrirorl Fie Spnrs -end Ro'1-
11' tin -If. Hp was adiiidtrpd 100 ner cent
perfect. A h.-j- 2b other children
from Swain . county . were entered in
MR AND MRS TROY WYfHE GO
TO FLORIDA
Air. an'l- Airs. Trov AVvche and chil
dren. Jane and Martha Mae. left dur.
ing the week for Orlando, Ha.., where
they will spend the winter. They will
be with the former's sister, Alisif- Helen
Wye he, who-has been living for. the
past several vears in Orlando.
Miss. Isabeiie Ferguson, who is
member of the. faculty of Salem GoF
lege. Win,ston-Salem, was the guest
over the week-end of Airs. Margue
rite Barron at Prospect- Hill.
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Lijrhl weight cotton and
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