MAY 2. 1935
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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CIVIL COURT CALANDER
MONDAY, MAY 6
rail vs. Home t-
r:tei:'.:lr Corn vs. Hemphill
f r Fv Kel. Dept. of Conserva-
!.iCha:n
101
Hall vs. iass
Penland
I
.. Justice et ux
i v. Young
f ,f Joshua Fitzgerald
Francis et ux et al
LchanU'H'n taiix -o
Lj.O.Piott
TUESDAY, MAY 7
Ward vs. W.G. B.Messer
Mil'. U vs.uaacj
Fibre C o. vs. ai.
T U -iwfuwl
-erwoou. --""-' -
Hood. Commissipner
T ifV Ins. Co vs. LKnam et ais
r.picn
Mat
Home Mtg. Co.
risvis. ei ais
j et a vs. Victor Bryant, Trustee
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8
p1 ,
L-tive Asso n,
vs, .Raiff
Inc. et all
:S VS.
Swift & Co.
et al vs. Bright
Comm'r. vs. Evans et al
a vs, Justice
Ferguson . s. v. v . iucracKen
Ferguson vs. G. M. Fish
Jhers vs. Fidelity mnK et ai
N'ew York Life Ins. Co.
Medford vs. Carver
Hood, Comm'r. vs. Warrenest, et ux et al
' THURSDAY, MAY 9
Medford vs. Grindstaff
Hood, Comm'r., vs. McCracken
Acasia Mutual Life Ins. Co. vs. Hannah,
Trustee, et al
Moody and Mehaffey vs Carver
Phillips, Admx. vs. Julian & Life Ins. Co. of Ya.
Hood, Comm'r. et al vs. Willis, et al
Hcod, comm'r. v. West et al
Hood, Comm'r. vs. Willis, et al
FRIDAY, MAY 10
Rickman vs. Justice et al
Pattern vs. Cons. Bond Co. & Patrick
Hall vs. Pressley et ux
State Ex Rel Alexander vs. Mease, Gdn.
Hawkins vs. Hawkins
Messer vs. Messer. et al
Hood. Comm'r. vs. Crawford, et al
H. B. Atkins vs. Brooks, Trustee, et al
Boone vs. Boone
Hood, Comm'r. vs Haywood Institute et al
M 0 T 10 X I) 0 C K ET
SATURDAY, MAY 11
National Bank vs. Waynesville Furn. C
Cox vs. Cox
Bank of Clyde vs. Haywood Institute et al
Hood. Comm'r. vs. J. H. Haynes et als
Fidelity Union Trust Co. vs. Price et als
Shoolbred s. Shoulbred
Allen vs. Allen
Bank of Clyde s. Haynes . 1 al
Hood. Comm'r vs. Haywood Institute et al
May Term Of Civil
Court To Convene 6
$0 tn GUtttrrlt mtimij
ESVILLK PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
K. P. Walker, Minister. '
invite .'you. to uur sunuay
at H:4,v Sunday. The Sunday
if ertjuying great . growth in
jsr'nu-nti. Adults are espe-
ivited
aytor will speak on the need
rival at the 11 o'clock hour.
itian KniKavor at 7 d. m.
itrmretitiir Wednesday 8 p. m.
sill he triad to see you at all
If of this rhureh.
BXESVII.LK METHODIST
au! - Hardin, .Ir Pa.ctor.
iiar,i-e ai .our church services
a steady increase during
: Six W"tks. Help us to make
Still more.; ,
t whooj at' J:tl5 a. m., Mr.
ri;h the superintendent,
.? ohurih service, with ser
the pastor, at 11 o'clock. :
me priy'u ii eet at 7 o'clock
eninjr.
t iWrt. f the nastor Rev.
''" . i t' ("ullowhee, will
;: oVlcck. You've
' 11 '' 'U'l' be glad t.n
i .vs to all of our
Yf.s II I K BAPTIST
we started: the
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PEITMAY COST
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Tephone
Belmont Covenant Plan w-Lich is a
program of tithing, and the finances
of the church for the mnth of April
have been almost double what it was
in March. .
The teachers and officers of the
Sunday school will meet Thursday
evininjf at 7 o'clock for supper and
then the regular meeting. I'rof.
Jack Messer, the superintendent, will
conduct - -a study course next week,
using the book, '' "Huildinjr a Stand
ard Sunday Schuol." It is hoped that
all teachers and 'officers will take the
course.
Regular services for next '.Sunday.
Business And Pro
fessional Women
Hear Two Speakers
The Waynesville Iiusiness and
Professional . Women's Club met on
MonJav evening at the Hotel Le
I'aine. Mrs. I). I). Alley, President,
presided. Following the business
session, Mr. W. (i. Byers, Clerk of
the Supe-ior Court of Haywood
vouiltv, discussed the Institute of
FOR ALDERMAN
I hereby 'announce myself as a
candidate for member of the
board of aldermen. Any support
given me will be appreciated.
DR. . II. LINER
HAZEI WOOD PRESBYTERIAN
. CHURCH
O. C. La mini ni, Mtuu,te.
A s;ifcial children day program
will be given at the Sunday . choo!
hour Sunday morning. The reguli-r
church service will lollo.v.
Rev. Wristoi; H irtseil, aslor of
the Oak Forest Presbyterian church,
will preach' at the i veiling servke at
7:45. .'
FOR ALDERMAN
Vote for ). S. Rhymer for
Town'' Alderman. I promise to
give ou my best.
a
12th,
the
Rev. W. P. Chedest.
fornipr pastor, will prea
evening service on May
Other special sneakes for the
summer season wi'.' l.e a'niourcedi
lafr. : :
Eight of our young people at';id j
ed the concert for young, jieop'.e of.
the Asheville Preibytry at BVick
Mountain last Friday night. The
young people have recently organized
a ''choir and arj givirg special musi
cal numbers at all .services. .
Plans are being made for our an
nual Vacation Bible School. An
nouncement of the date will be made
Tatur.
Come and worship with u.-,
FOR MAYOR
1 hereby announce mystlf as
candidate for the odice of
mayor in the coming cit elec-
d .V ontreut, tion. i our support will )e ap
preciated.
.1. H. WAV
"GRACE CHURCH IN THE Mi)UN-TAIN'S"
Episcopal
Rev. Albert New, M. A., Rector
Sundav. May 5th.
10 A. M. Church School.
ill A. M. Choral Celebration of the
Holy Communion and and sermon by
the Rector. .
(Sermon topic: "The Shepherd of
our Souls." z i
Everybody cordially invited to all
services.
elM'cks
Malaria
in 3 An
COLDS
first day
TOXIC and
'.. 1,AXATIVK
liquid Tablets Salvtv Xom' I)rls
Royal Typewriter Co.
l. A. AKRIDGE, Aegnt
pndard and Portable Machines
L ALES RENTALS
' mtons and Supplies Rebuilt and Second
1 Hand Machines.
m 118 ArCafe Elding phone 2142-J
onaviL-LE, N, C.
FOR ALDERMAN
I am a candidate for re-elec
tion to the board of aldermen of
this .city. I will sincerely ap
preciate your support,
SAM H. JONES
FOR ALDERMAN
I herebv announce myseit as
candidate for re-election, to hoard
of aldermen, town of Waynes
ville, suhject to the action of the
voters on Tuesday, May 7. 19.13
W. L HARDIN, JR.
FOR MAYOR
The undersigned hereby an
nounces his candidacy for the
office of Mayor of Waynes
ville subject to the election of
May 7, 1933. Your support is
earnestly solicited and will be
greatly appreciated.
W. T. CRAWFORD
FOR ALDERMAN
I hereby announce myself as
a candidate for member of the
board of aldermen. Any sup
port given me will be greatly
appreciated.
T. L. BRAMLETT
FOR ALDERMAN
I am a candidate for a member
of the town board of aldermen,
subject to the action of the vot
ers on May 7th. The support
of the voters will be appreciated.
M.M.NOLAND
The May letm vf nvil court will
env. n- (it -re en M.iy sixth, with Juttee
rau , l'rsuliii. The cases
l'e :ie.u-,l are few as ectn-
pri-vious CMtnts.
i.t.-es arc sl.itcii for this
the first
J A Huns
si heduh i! t
l'.ireil with
X.. lare
tei n
The jury tiameil for
eek is as ffll. ws
K. I'. Huffman. l'.ca cnia in ; Taylor
Holers. Fines e'reek; (.'. X. Allen.
Waynesville: William Messer. Jona
than i-reek; T. O. McKlroy, Waynes
ville; J. 11. Huri.t . ritieoti: Lloyd
I'.rasty, Wayne.- ..U ; .1 1.. 'Walker,
t-'rabtree: .1. S. Heno. 14eavrrd.ini: 1..
Hargrove. ISeaverdam: J K. Downs.
Beaverdam: IWvv Xeis,,n. Wa licsville :
H. ii. Jours. Heaverdani : Frank Fin
est. Waynesville: W 1 !l -.i iirove.
Heaverdani: Devoe Mevii'..; 1. rlyde;
ilenn F.rowti. "!.!. : ilmifi' Mi l-:irey.
Waynesville. Asa t;iui;n, I'iteoii!
Floyd 1.. Wels.ei. lUaveialam: Wiles
Snyd. r. W.. tu svillo: Frank A Hall,
l!ea . .i i : n ; o '1' Mci'iai ken. Way
!ifvi)lr: and llut:h 1). Justice. Fines
'reck.
Sec, n, i Week. Hossic Terrell. Clyde;
H 1- Whitiier. Waynesville. II t'
Shook. 'l,lo. J W. T.afiue. .loti.uhan
t'l i-ek . W. (' I'l l, , Fines Ovek : II
A. liohinson. Hi.lu i d.ini. I.. A. Thoin
ason, Ilea Veld. i In It I' Ketner. Ivy
Hill: t'has 11 la .iu n II. Feaverdam:
W. T Conrad W in;, Oak John Tittle.
aynesv ; J, T F'ay ' , k. i'lueon;
litifch- H. l..r. la '.i , i dan; . W M F.tii -nctl.
Il.vn, i-,l.ini J M lleiilitic. I'ly.le,
W illis Kil l- i, an i,-k F.eaerd.ini. i' W.
Fvan'klill I ' ., , . ,i.. la : ami ,1 1: Sil
vers. 1 a a i i ,1a in
Lcngood of Enka.
Frank Teapue to Eula liinsty,
both of Waynesville. j
Luther Christopher of Canton to
Bonnie King of Candler.
Robert L. Reeves to Clara Sn.ath
ers, both of Canton.
Tb Firtt Arbor Dy
Artior clay, a lesal holdlay In many
states, first was ahcrvel In Nebraska
on April 10. IST'J. on whtoh occasion
more than I.OhO.ikki treen wer planted.
Read The Ads
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KNOX - DUNLAP - BYRON
C. E. Ray's Sons
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MARRIAGE
LICENSES
recorded lo Monday of till-
week )
Steve
both of
Claude
Walk, i- :,
.loniit hiinV
F. Ilivanl
lieil'tia Messt'i,
Creek.
l' Canton to lUitli
(lovertlnieiit as Utitinu'il by Ih Al
beit Coates, of Umpel , Hill, ill a
most, interostiiir; a'ul impressive
manner. Mr. H.u-rs took up in do
tail the various etiunty. olliees and
uiyd each nK'iiit' t.) triiuaint
theniselvc.s with eounty anti state
jrovernmelit in I ho t-ext book of
Haywood county.
Mason Swearinon, manager .'. of
the National Ket niploymont service
of Haywood county, discuv-ed at
length the services which have been
rendered this county thro'uuh the
National Reemployment ollke and
iil'Ked the Business and I'rffessional
Women's Club to cooperate with the
reemployment otlice 'in.. encouraging
unemployed women and trirls to reg
ister and be availtible for -positions
when called. .Mr. .Sweariiigen gave
statistics on the number of place
ments, both men and women, which
have been made since the (itl'ice was
open in October, l'JM.
Refrwihrncnts were served during
the evening. The following were
present: l.ouire Fry, Mrs. C. K. Har
bin, Fvlese Davis, Mary Cjg iimln, I la
(jieen, Annie Isawver, Mart'arcl Hur
gin, Frances Hurgin, Carolyn Hyatt,
Maigai'tt Ashton, Mrs. ...lean Dillon,
Mrs, Kdwiiv Ilavnes, Ruth W. Kotha,
and Mrs.; I). I ). Alley. .
Laxative combination
folks know is trustworthy
The confldr iice thonandfi of parents luo-e
In good, old reliable, powrtrri'd Ther'lfrd fl
Bl.ick-Uriiupl.t hio iiromi'ted tl.rni t,v Ket
the now Syrup ot lilack-Draiiflit tor tin lr
clillufn. Tl.p r.-i r tiks nlfV t, 11. e
poft-dered Hluck-Dri.urht the yeiiiu'K-rs
probably Hi- Jin J. r i: uhfn thpy cu'inav
tla-Ir chlldl' i iuvr ol f-ui pts . . Mri, C W.
. Adam?, nf Murray. Ky . writes "I iiuve
used Thedtorrt s n;,u V -rim hkM nu nderl
about thirteen yturx laitiiiK it tor bilious
nes.. Plnek - pTioiKi ' itrls w;p!1 ami I toll
alwavf tileic,-,,! -j,ait tl," refill' I wtaited
& potxl ble ln::i.:!ve. lor my ch'li.ren.
I have 1, u i id Byrup of Black-Drpught to
t . Just t.-iut'".
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SOIL . . .
FERTILIZER . . .
CROPS. .
Due to the long wet spoil thi ground is packed ;md
planting will be late. With the bi'st of tilling mmji of
the soil's plant food will he locked up in clods and unvalu
able to the growing crop. We can't take the clods out of
oiir soil but we have taken the clods out of our fertilizer.
There is scientific evidence as well as abundant farm
tests which prove that when we ITLYKK1ZE and make
BASIC our fertilizer the "added values" created, add at
least ONK-THIK1) to its worth.
The way to get a good crop from late planting i.s to
push it by heavy fertilization. It would be well this spring
to use on-half more fertilizer than usual and in many
cases more than that. Nothing will pay better. Ferti
lizer is cheap and farm products' are bound to be high
when this crop i.s marketed. Raise A Kot To Sell.
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fed product F. S. Patent No. l.)18,0. In the (ireen
Bordered Bag only. '"'. '
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J net &&7
A Paying Jnvestment
fa There is no mystery about the savings- yuu get with Pee Ceo
Mastic House Paint Immediate savings come through greater
covering capacity each gallon covers, from one to three hun
dred square feet more than cheap, bargain paint.
By far the greatest sa ings come through longer wear rang
ing from one to three years longer than ordinary paints. Be
cause IVe (lee Ma.stic House Paint does la-st longer, you save
not only the cost of an extra coat of paint but also the cost of
putting it on. And labor runs from three to four times greater
than the cost of the paint itself.
Cheap paint i.s expensive at any price. Pee. Gee Mastic House
Paint Costs a little more per gallon but the extra cost is repaid
many times over in greater covering capacity and longer wear.
Come in todav for an estimate.
Waynesville Hardware Company
pi11'
R. G. COFFEY, Owner
A U T H O R I Z E P
A G I N T
We Help Pay Taxes. . .The Out-Of -Town Firm Don't. .Try At Home First.