THE MOUNTAINEER, WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
THURSDAY
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ALONG THE SKYLINE
With the Rambler'
Seen and heard here and there. . .
Dr. N. M. Medford took his son, Phil,
fishing the other day . . was going t
how Phill how to catch 'em. . . Phil
caught three fish before his
father could get his own hook baited.
. . The town was blocked off the oth
er day for the motorcade . . . from
Chattanooga . . . and stayed block
d three hours . . . the motorcade
was two hours late ... a big bus
broke down ... it was carrying part
of the band . . . and what's a parade
without a band: . . Hut when the
visitors finally pulled in ju.st about
everybody in town was an the street
to welcome them. . . And theres a
job that the Rambler would really
set off . . . astride a motorcycle . . .
leading a parade , . . with the siren
wide open ... "a man's reach
.should exceed his grasp, else what's
a heaven for?" . . . Which reminds
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D. D. YORK
Canton, N.C.,Rt. 2
(One Mile fromHethcl High
School on Sunhui'st oad)
me Dr. Walker says the Presoyte
rians are going to have a meeting . .
starting May 12ih . . good fishing
Doctor . . . but I'm afraid some of
us are hopeless. . . And remind me,
later on, to give you some' Easter im
pressiono. . . Wonder if you went to
the Chamber of Commerce bantict?
. . . the Rambler did . . they let any
body in that bought a ticket . . . .
and lots of folks bought 'em . . they
had a swell crowd . . . and Pres.
Ray prt sided like a veteran. . There
was something said there . . . and
there's been something said since . . .
about a manuscript . . . ask Oliver
Shelton . . you'd think, to iiote one
of the speakers, he'd been robbed.
TV PsmUm'. w.nl'na. Itif Senate will reject a bill on
tinn fnr tVio heat snoor-fc mclo at the Hround that the nine, basic- fond arti
L. M. Richeson.
Legislature Observations
-by-ORAL
L. YATES
S.nce last writing' the Revenue Bill
passed the Senate rm the third read
inn, nearly $5,000. (Kin. 0(1 short of the
Appropriations Bill. The House failed
to ro.icur with the Senate and th
bill had to uii to a conferees' coriimit-
Itee. Th- cuniinittee st'hmitted their
report to the House Friday and des
pite the flip-flop acrobatics so long
practiced by both branches of the
ienerai Assembly, it now looks as if
the Iievenue and Appropriations bat
tles are about over, and the two money
bills will be enacted into law without
much further comment. However,
there is always the possibility that
bill
the
Congratulations ko Kditor Russ
on the ilaywood County Rooster Edi
tion of the Mountaineer.
are not exempt In the
now stands.
The Legislature has one more high
ly controversial problem to settle be
fore goinK home; that is the proposal
that the State of North Carolina sell
liiiuor. The Liquor Kill which passed
The Rambler wishes that some of 7he House would put the State into
these fellows who are slipping out of""' retail whiskey business in all wet
town for a little Sunday fishinpr counties of the state, pi nided that
would bring him a trout or two. counties voted wet in the S'ate
That might help him to forget some election to be held June eighth. The
names. J wets did not like the 51-county busi
ness, but. it was the best they could
Graduation is in the air. Some
mighty fine young people are finish
ing their high school career right
now they'll be thru by the time this
goes to press. The Rambler predicts
that it will be several years before
Waynesvil.le sends out another class!
that will surpass the class of; '35.!
The best of good fortune to each and
every member!
net.
will
Few believe that 51 counties
vote wet in less than six weeks
from now ,-md in all probability the
Senate will cut the number of coun
ties to i'5 when the bill conies up for
their consideration this week.
The School Machinery Bill is beint:
prepared in the Committee on Edu
cation and should be presented to the
House this week. It is the desire of
many here in Raleigh, as elsewhere,
that it will have a book-rental pro
vision in it. The writer thinks that
this is one of the finest things the
School Commission could do for the
people uf North Carolina,
Hazelwood Team
Scheduled For 21
Games This Season
The complete schedule for the Ha
zelwood baseball team in the indus
trial league has been announced, with
21 games slated to be played be
tween April 27th and August 31.
Only one double header appears
on the schedule, and that is July
Fourth with Canton. The morning
srame will be at Hazelwood and the
afternoon game ct Canton.
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The official sehedu'e ""
April 2
May 18 HaLlwoV
May 25, Barf0Ur hJ, ::
June 1, Hazelwood e'A' .
June 8, Savle a h ,
June 15, Hkze'lwood .
June 22. Rri-.j ..
guest of relatives
the week-end.
Ashevilie overt
Assistant United States District At
torney Roy Francis was in Kaleih the
first of the week, shaking hands. It
is rumored that he will be one of the
leading candidates fir Lieutenant,
'iovernor in 1940.
Major and Mrs. .7. Hardin Howell
and their son looked in on the Gene
ral Assembly for a few minutes one
day the oa-t week. Also, the Honor-
ble V. T I.ee was extended the
Floor.
The writer had a very pleasant chat
with .Miss Nell Campbell and her sis
ter, Miss F.llen Campbell the latter
part of the week, in the lobby of the
Sir Walter Hotel.
Those attending the Presbyterial ;
Banquet at Black Mountain Friday'
were .Miss Louise .wears. Miss Vera
Hosafflook, Miss Jean Rourk, Miss
Anna Bell Rourk. 'Ma-c-'s Rose, Miss
Ida Jean Brown r" 1 I ouise Black,
Oo
irevard :
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i j '-""on at Hi.
icjwoua at. canton
July 6, Hazelwood
Julv 13. Fnl-o ... ,
July 20, HazelCr.-"": .: '
'July 27, Beason at Hai
August 5. Ha,ei.... ' "-.d
August 10, Trvon
August 17; Balfour'
August 24, Hazelw,,,'
August 31, Savle a'
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Mome ot White 1.,..
When, at last, "while ir,..
found, their home wilS i '. "t
f the republic of p. . ''''
What? Oh, yes, those Easter im
pressions. Sure they'.-e a .little late.
But you see, they've ju.st dried out!
Rain . . . falling steadily . . with
no break in the clouds anywhere . . .
the earlv morning sound of church
bells . . . people hurrying thru the
streets . . . more rain . j Easter
clothes . . . men in light .suits and
white shoes . . . trying not to Ap
pear sett-conscious . . . women in a
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saunders and
young son were guests over the week
end of Dr. and Mrs. C. K. (.roves at
their home in Ashevilie.
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0. E. S. TO HOLD MEETING ON
THURH')AY EVENING I
The Waynesville Chapter Number
lbo O. E. S. will have the regular
stated meeting on Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Temple. I
With the work as outlined for the
coming year, new intertst is aroused
among the members in the various
anticipated projects. M's. T. L.
Bramlett is urging each member to
be present tonight.
..RIVALS IN IIAYWIOOllI
COUNTY I
Hum to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mas
sie at the Ilaywood County Hospital
on April the 2(.lth, a son, Francis
Stanford.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow,
Parker, of Canton, at the Hnywoodl
County Hospital on Anril the 2!Hh,i
a daughter. i
COMMUNITY CLUB TO HOLD
MAY MEETING ON MONDAY
The May meeting of the Commun
ity Club will be held on Monday aft
ernoon, May (ith, in the club rooms
'Mrs. Will Hyatt will have the paper
of the afternoon, "The -El feet of the
'Great- Smokv 'Mountains National
Park on Western North Carolina
Mrs. R. N. Barber, Jr.. chairman of
Music, will have a short program.
Hostesses will be Mrs. W. D. Smith,
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little of this conscious . . women in a
and not at all self-conscious . . still
raining . , . those funny new s'yle
hats the ladies are wearing .... turn
ed up brims . . like a soup bowl .... .
and, if you ever wear one of those
you can wear anything . rain . . .
Mowers everywhere . , . . wspecial'y
in the churches . . . and lots of cor
sages . . . which, with the exception
of Clyde Ray, is hard on the tnen , . .
or do you suppose some ot the ladies
bought their own? . . . beg pardon,
take it back . . . more vain .. . . peo
ple going to church . . . among them
; a lot of "oncers" t . , it hose wio
only go otne a year . . ; Easter
morning ... people straining their
necks to see each other . . , women
taking quick inventory of other
women s Easter creations . . a spirit
ot joyousness in the air . . a little
less, rain . . . churches pouring their
crowds into the streets . . apparent
ly nobody -in a hurry to get home . .
loafing along the way . . .car park
d along the curb . . .prinking
dopes . . . not the cars, Oscar, the
people . . . and oh yes, rain .
the dinner hour ; . . ar d out they
come again . . . but it's still too wet
to parade ... so it's back to the car
again . . . . and away we go . . . .
all afternoon . . . not ne.itrly o
many heading for church for the
night services ... the' rain has
stopped i . . maybe we suddenly de
cided it's WET . ; . Easter . '. . . ,-i
newi life . . . resurrection . . gtet
a new out-ht . . . or resurrect an
oid one!
(Mr. and Mis. Jim Boyd, who form
erly lived on Jonathan Creek, have
moved to town and are ocupying an
apartment ' in the Quiesenbury House
j in Main Street.
C. H. ('. MEETING TO UK HELD
MAY KITH
The May meeting of the Haywood
Chapter of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy will be held on May
th-! 10th at the Hotel LeFaine, with
Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick and Miss
Robena Miller, as associate hostess
es. The program will be on "Arling
ton," and Mis. Will Hyatt will be in
charge. Southern Memorial Day will
be observed an dmemorial service? to
all the Confederate Veterans who
have passed away during' the last
year in Haywood County will be held.1
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Mr. V, S. 'Sne.pt.ard, of Denver,
Colo., is on a visit to this county and.
is the guest of Mrs R. A. Sentelle,
and after a visit with, her will bej
with Mi. H. N. Seiltelle, and other
relatives in the county. Mr. Shep
pard has been residing out of the
county foi the past 27 years.
Mr. S. ('. Welch, of Washington,
I). C, is the guest of his aunt, Mrs.
J. Howell Way.
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