MAY 9, 1935
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JCAL NEWS BRIEFS
FHONE 137
THE MOUNTAINFFR tt ivvr.vM.n
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,.f Cullownee. iwo rrum nere .iicna
with Mr. ana,
;.v Mr
i. :.wn
1
iin Saturday mic
luikt'tt and they
,v,.r 'he week-end.
-Lvandflr. ihead of
rMumbia University,
ent a couple
the week.
P.-
n.kf'-. who graduates
n,nt the week-end in
i Af- Mrs
lie ha i as her guest
.t1.
Annual Rotary Convention
William Medford and W. Curtis
Russ returned late Tuesday afternoon
from Rock Hill where they spent
several days attending the annual dis
trict conference of Rotary.
Mr. Russ is president-elect of the
local club and Mr. Medford is secretary-treasurer.
S e v e a 1 internationally-known
speakers tooK part on the program
which was held in the auditorium of
Winthrop College.
Last Rites Held
For J. R, Byrd, 56,
On Sat. Afternoon
lueinomsts ttnd
Two-Day Session
I a: for .1. R. Byrd, 5i, who
died at his homo in Hazelwood at 1:30
o clock I-i nlay mornimr upip nH,.t.
at the home Saturday afternoon
::-i0 o clock. Thp T?pv- r t ih.
Rev. J. M. WooHiv'.l nflR..:,
was made in fir.vn
ed
at
and the
ne Interment
on
A.
llrl cemetery
Mr. By id's
Waynosville.
a:
Mission Hospital,
. f Wadesboro,
I IUTl'.,.,.nth Judicial
Of ; .Inrino- the
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SUES ROCKEFELLER
ESTATE FOR $60,000
'3
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f Medford. ol Rainbow
"v l was the guest of his
fflUiam Medford, during the
ead The Ads
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Charging
non-payment of his bill for profes
sional services rendered the late
Peicy A. Rockefeller of Greenwich,
wealthy nephew of John D. Rocke
feller, oil magnate, Dr. Harry M
Goehring of Pittsburgh, Pa., nation-
ally famous osteopathic physician,
hied suit in the supreme Court
against Rockefeller's estate for $60,
000.
feed Car Bargains
82 Plymouth Coach, new paint $235
" i a i (poor
80 inevroiei oup, new paiiu
30 Ford Sedan, new paint . .
32 Ford B Model 11-2 Ton
Truck . . ... ... ... . . -
All These Cars Are Thoroughly
Reconditioned
Watkins Chevrolet Co.
Phone 75
SPECIAL
Pry Cleaning
PR THE MONTH OF MAY
... r ry j.
8p-f rer uarmem
SifT and Sealed in
"s $1 5 Single Blankets , Si
l0Ws Si 3 Double "Blankets $1
iVaynesville Laundry
Phone 205
istings Wanted
Whether for Rent, Sale, or Lease
Get in touch with us at once with
your list.
Phone 77
Bradley-Davis
Company
Insurance Real Estate
Kentais
ieath Wa dll.- t.l nn.in.
nn.nit but he had been in poor health
several years. He retiroA fr., i,;,
I work at the O. C. Law.enc-e I.xathpr
Company due to ill health 12 vears
Besides his widow, Mr. Rvrd is sur
vived by the following children- Har
old, Frank, Louie, Karl, Edith, and
Mrs. Ellis Sorrells. of H
Edward and Fred, of Lenoir. Twelve
grana cnuaren, one brother
I . . 1 . C I ' 1 1 .
"J'". n tanaier, and rive sisters
Mrs. Horace McCall, Swannanoa!
-uis. v. m. nan, dreenville, S. C.
Mrs. John Tritt, Cullowhee, and Mrs!
Thud Keller, and Mrs. Arthur Robin
son, of Washington state, also sur-vive.
Real Estate
Transfers
(As recorded to Monday of this nook)
. :LW" -l,n.". Carolina ton-
ference of the Method;t church.
!..cn i.- compostM oi the church nit
na.vwooo. i ransyivania, and all other
western counties, he'd a two dav e-
ci.M, ., , . 1... 1 . . 1. . I : ,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Ke . W
Rollins, presiding older of the
tru't. presided over the meetings.
At the opening service on Tuesdav
n.ght, Rev. P. S. Camack. of Canton, '
preached. On Wednesday evening
Rev. J. H. Brendall, of Brevard, de
livered the sermon.
Among the visitors who spoke at
various times on the program were
Rev. A. W. Plyler. of the North Car-1
olina Christian Advocate. Rev. I.. 1!.'
Abornathy, of the Mission and Hos
pital Work. Rev. Carl H. King, s.v-t
retary of the Board of Christian Ed-j
uuation, Kev. I). . W ooslev. of the
John1 Children's Home of Winston-Salem,
, I .'. vt . t iiiiams, kov. valtr West,
and .lames K. Molrgy, of Asheville.
Reports of the jastors of the
churches showed a decided improve
ment over the reports of last year,
with several of the churches of the
district reporting at lesst half of their
I budgets for the year already in hand.
I Particularly impressive were the re
ports given by the pastors of Canton,
, Eianklin, Murphy circuit, and Way
I nesville.
to tieorge
l-'ibre Com-!
. Hemphill.
K.
to C
.'lis.
Be.iverdam Township.
Billie Haney to Manson Haney.
Manson Haney to Ray Haynes.
John Block, Comm. to Glenn Moore.
tiuerney 1', Hood, Com.
K. Morgan.
C L. Tate to Champion
pany.
Jarvis L. 1'almer to .1. H
Cecil Township
SJhei-wood Forest, Ills.
Smith.
Mckinley Gibson to J. M. W
East Fork Township
M. E. Stanley to Bryan Heatherlv
lion Durl' Township I
Nettie Crawford to C, B. Crawford.'
J. M. Potson to Annie Balmer. )
Pigeon Township ,
J. R. Cathey to T. A. Cat.hey. ,
P. C. Ensley to Minnie Flowe.
Harvey C. Flowe to Mayrgie Ens
ley. I
SALESMAN WANTED
IF YOU ABE AMBITIOUS you can
make good money with a Rawleigh
Route. We help you get started.
No capital or experience needed.
Steady work for right man. Write
Rawleigh's, Box NCE-2 13-2, Rich
mond, Va.
On Wednesday the following dele
gates were elected to represent the
Western North Carolina Conference
at the annual conference to be hold
in Salisbury in the fall; ,1. R. Lung, of
Bryson City. H. I., Sloan, of Frank
lin, W. R. Byrd, of Cullowhee, . Mrs.
E., I,. Mi'Kee, of Sytva, .lames Atkins,
id' Wnynesville, Mis. F. E. Branson,
(!' Canton. J. T. .Matherson, of An
drews, Hugh Massie, of Waynosville,
,1. W. Addmgton, of the Macon cir
cuit, A. 1.. Akin, of Murphy, and
tllellll Boyd, of Jonathan's Creek.
AN EXPENSIVE
1 ) E
gUINCY. Mass. -Buying a car for
To cents from a junkman, William
II. Lynn, 1!'. proceeded to' take a
spin. It was an expensive ride, how
ever, as he was arrested one block
from his home and lined $ 1 00 for
operating an uninsured automobile.
B. C. Edwards to . B. Bridges,
'Waynosville Township
lames I.eKoy Robinson to George
Pavis l'aiker.
Sewell 'Medford to Thomas J.
Massie.
J. ('. Welch. Sheriff, to P. J. No
land.
FOR SALE Fresh
T. Shelton.
milk cows. W.
May 2-l-p;-2;
SWEET J'OTATO, CABBACiE, OX
IONS and TOMATO PLANTS $1.00
per 1000. PEPPER and EGG
PLANTS, $2.00 per 1000. Leading
varieties. Prompt shipment. POR
RIS PLANT CO., Valdosta, Ga.
April 25-May 2-9-5
LOST On Sunday or Monday a cloth
belt of blue w)ol material from
coat. Finder leave at Mountain
eers office or office of County Supt.
of Education.
FOR SALE Used furniture, also
electric range. Phone 2802. Up
FOR SALE (Sweet Potato plants.
Porto Rica, Early Triumphs and
'Texas White and Georgia Reds,
.$1.50 per 1000. W. T. Kirkpatrick,
Clyde, N. C, Route 1. May 9-10pd
Waynewood
THEATRE
Saturday, Mav 11
"The Cyclone
Ranger"
with AH Star Western Cast.
Mondav and Tuesday, Mav 1 ."5-1 1
"The Little Colonel"
with Shirley Temple and Lionel
Harrvmore.
Read The Ads
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YOU, consult a physician.
Wednesday, May 15
"Vanessa, Her Love
Story"
with Helen Hayes and Robert
Montgomery.
Thursday and Friday, May 16-1 7
"After Office Hours"
with Clark Gable and Constance
Bennett
Shows at 7:15 and 9:15
Admission 10c and 25c
2 THINGS TO O
REMEMBER
1 Sunday Is Mother's Day.
2 Your 3Iother Will Appreciate Any
Remembrance' Itousrht I-'rom Here She Knows
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SUGGESTION'S
HOSE MILLIN'ERV SHOES DRESSES UNDER
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Massies Dept. Store
"A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"
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uld be her
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specially lor mothers oi
very size and type.
choice
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wearable whether she s li size
16 or 44 Chllfonoll, a new
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Ing ahoer with slnrre.l shoul
lers an.l bright chiffon belt
carl. Green brown or navy
$5.95
Center- - Surprise her with a
crease reinlihj votle Suit lie
mi J sleeves with touches of
white trim. Monotone print in
black, green, or navy on white
Sizes 16 to 44 . . , . 13.95
Left If (he dotes on sleereo
here a perfect find . . cool
dark dotted voile . . . with oft
white tie that !lpi out for
washing. Uavf, green, Lrown.
Sizes 18 to 44 . . , . S2M
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Favorable Impressions
follow the use of
DeSoto Paints
The result of over 30 veers' exper'encc by
Master Ch:imst in O'.- viiy Paint making.
Nfade t Memphis
Bunts &mm shes
for Southern Climate
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PHONE 263-.I LAKE JUNALUSKA
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