THE MOUNTAINEER, WAYNESVILLE. X. -
THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1935
- hi,.
?r:?!'V''iH-.i conjunction
' ' ,'.rtv wideawake folk,
VSV .We immediate loca
:J ' ,vL'"L .amp in the county to
rr. v moirram which is
:r1;trn-'bu::'lintr of the potato
., J an-! inauguration of
:e -''.' in work Dri
ll , ,,;;:-;aii'. -1 .
r ... erosion program,
""cm ' l- is Diobable that
,,,.,:. u::l "' nxH'.i. """V
m -u ; ,,f these
es'jr,'.--1
rOUNTY AGENT
w D. SMITH'S
c o 1 u m n
: ' i ,, . IWdnes-
. .,i h annual
rent's Conference
until Saturday
the state ex
' .lun-iet super
'.ml a number of
.', -V- "that a number
'' of agricultural
' - , , ,ii-cussed and the
at least a part
.auern the local
will attend
oirres:
. Mr
Mel
ki of-:!
Tr.u -i:r-Mr.
:'-
-WYM' .
l'.'I'U: i:
in ii
e Mr. i't.
ir''t. tit'.e
to
as
,,: k on the farm of
n has now been com-
r.ukeii and a nuni--hted
farmers who
wok and. thought
, niiijrram are tle-
i :,,.l that it is one
which has been in
...unty in a long
i-.t-1 - are ready
... '.Traced iust
i .lie, luvause they
in most logical
i ! moisture conser-
Friday of last
and Mr. Crouse
,' :h..- county meeting
:r ri spective com
ttni.aiion and discus
i.'M'hw and projects.
many of the boys
mabii to iret to the
;i- nrptifyini? that
i A- soon as it i
u-e will visit all of
the: i projects indivi
, -an: ime, ach mem
ber should be working hard at his 01
her own individual projevt to make
all of the progress passible and anv
help needed should be asked for. Mr.
Crouse and Mr. Smith are very much
interested, but it takes a lot of time
to visit more than 200 boys and girls
individually not to mention the
3.500 tarni homes in the county, as
they would like to do.
It will be impossible for the Farm
Agents properiy to supervise the
work of girl club members who select
such projects as sewing and cooking.
i he girls who care for crop or live
stock projects, of course may have the
same supervision as the boys. If the
assistance of a home demonstration
agent were available a great many
more projects would be possible, as
well as contests, club camp, et cetera,
which are confined now largely to the
boys. From the requests and interest
evident to the county agents it is
ea?onable to suDixise that at least
10!) girls would be active club mem
bers in Haywood county if we had a
home agent.
Mr. T. T. Brown, asst. marketing
specialist from Raleigh met with the
Haywood Wool Hoard anil decided to
hold the Wool Too!. 1 he date aim
price will be given later.
Mr. Brown states that the market
looks more favorable later in the
season.
(go tn (Cliitrrlt mtuaij
L5A1T1ST CHURCH
The r-.ga'.a: .-e: vices wi;l be he!..
a; the BapttM church Sunday-at 11
and 8.
The Bap:;.-: Tia:n:nii l'n:oii wU
meet at 7 o'clock.
' The inspiration gotten at the meet
ing at the l'resb(U-ri..n church
should make a'.! of u more loyal tc
our churches.
ol TKl'STEE'iS SALE
lay, May -7, 1U.35, at elev
A, M.. at the court house
l' ii ui Waynesville, in
i Huiity, North Carolina,
sBi-ii I'ru.-tee will sell at
:y. iu the highest biddw
:ih !".. owing lands and
a:,d . jing n Hay
Xc.f.h Carolina, and
. j ai;, . described as fol-
; w.ap
in!:', i.:
f iv.-.-.
of 'an
'..:a .M.
:! Ji,
T.a : ;.
'0'':;u
f . .
"ber 2,
. T,
r-Mav
V .:i a ?takt in Ellie
i i"'. and runs S. 22"
:;. ,. . 71" 30' E. i6
i." ii center of Camp
v N. : W. 101 feet to
:. , -o C;evk; thence S.
'1 (v.. :o the BEGIN
,.;:. liiii of an acre,
iViiii; 1 1.-. same. lot or
.'"liveyed in a deed
: i w idow ), to Dewey
1;. ' U e Mull, dated
-a.iiit to the power
i :n the certain
' wuted bv Dewey
Myrtle Mull, dated
i. . ami recorded in
"'it" 1 Id, Record of
t "t: Haywood County,
ii day of April, 1935.
. T. W ARD,
Trustee.
Tomato Plants For
Use In Cannery
Will Soon Be Ready
T. II. Rogers, field manager of the
Haywood County, Mutual Canning As
sociation, announced this week that
farmers who have signed up for acre
age for tomatoes would receive no
tice soon that half of the plants were
ready for planting. He advised set
ting the land in proper condition.
He said: "Broadcast fifty per cent
of the fertilizer and work well into
the soil. Put the oth r fifty per cent
in the hill. A h 7-5 fertilizer at the
i ate of 000 to 800 pounds per acre
will give good results."
He suggested that the plants should
be se deep to encourage a heavy
root system. Thu is essential in sup
porting a large plant with a heivy
crop of fruit.
Fines Creek News
l,' F V'i:; H CAROLINA,
'VM' HAYWOOD
. .MA: ilK STYLES, te ai.
'i... '' i'.' Kl,;'V given to the
jr.- ai-plica'". 'u will be made
-'-."!(,;' North Carolina
, Par.:u f Jli. Maggie
. " env-:ed a j.lea as an ac
Kbiuaiy Ter,: 1935, of
;vr (,'u,'t of Haywood
wa M-ntenced to jail
' ;-'o v..a-. .
",' "i ..nay, VJ.U),
. , mamjif: styles.
", Mav
Mr. and Mrs. J: I'.. ( ; rpcni' a nil' .uneo
the in;i I'l'lage t. tlielr.il.-iuu'liK'T..' I,-ona
Hello, t." Mr. Manl'or.l Kishor. on April
JT. Mr. anci Mrs. Fisin r are 'makin'
their Ii" in" .villi Mr. an.lM is. : K. V.
Fisher.
Mr. Wilson Fisher kail a.- lii u.-!.t
las! week-on. 1 from CulloM lu-l Mr.
Sleu I. .'ii A list in.
.Miss I'earl and Mr. ltobirt .l.unis
aia- lo ov ; 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 i I a k suinnn r sih.'.d .11
Ca rsi n -Xs w,la n Cull.';;'', Jeft orsmi
c'ity, 'I'. mi.
Mr. Sam .Mii'i'.i.-k.-n lias letuiii'.l
home for the siuniner aller alteiolmu
Appalachian State '1'e.uln.is Collet;'.
;tl liooiie. N. C.
.Miss Kat hr n I re. lie Ins reiui ii.-d
home 1I ..IU Co I S.'ll-.Yw loo ll ( '..II. ge",
Jeiierson C.ty, Tcmi. where sh.- has
l.ei-n ill school.
Mr. and -Mrs. lad. .lames and '.. ligh
ter. Kdna. were the su.-si.- of .Mi-, and
Mrs. K. 'A'. -Fisher Sunday.
Those enjoying a Ashing trip to
Kavcnsford duriiiy the past we. k in
cluded: Mr. and Mrs, C. S. Oia-eno and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Salloid
and family, .Mrs. F. i', ,ireen and
family. Mr. and Mrs. .Mark Fi-ruusoii.
.Mr. W. 1J. (!reene and 1-in "Ii C.nei)e.
WANT ADS
Gentleman 58 years old would cor
respond with lady age 25 to 50. When
replying to this ad, give full natnc
and address. Address Mr. X, Y box
No. 023, Waynesville, N. C.
Mav 23-30-June 0-13. pd.
J Took Cardui
en Weak, Nervous
aSt.T?nou8h' for Cardul u
t Say" enthuslMtlcally
teh?ic ltofstitS.
foil f'w7 "e UAed Cardul at
mS-Aw years." ba
nervougnMS. I
Paxwi!11 faair bottte oC
U uh n tertl'y c"du nt-l-i
i " not bnfit vein
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route.
Real opportunity for right man.
We help you get started. Write
Rawleigh Co., Dept. NCK 21-VO.
Richmond Va. I'd.
., --- v.Kraui oent-
do. not t.n YOD,
FOR SALE OR RENT One Mis-
sion Upright Piano. Keasonaoie
price for etiher. See Mrs. J. L.
Stringfield, Love Lane Pd
SALESMAN WANTED
IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS -ou can
make good money with a Rawleigh
Route. W help you get started.
No capital or experience needed.
Steady work for right man. W rite
Rawleigh's, Box NCE-245-2, Rich
mond, Va.
tVMJ C 1 I VFrek milk" COWS. W.
T. Shelton. . May 2-9-16-23
Royal Typewriter Co-
I. A. AKRIDGE, Aegnt
standard and Portable Machines
r SALES RENTALS
eP;i"-s. Ribbons and Supplies Rebuilt and Second
h , Hand Machines.
Arcade Building phone 2142-J
WAYNESVILLE M K T 1 i 1 ) 1 S T
Paul Hardin, Jr.. I'as:or
We who atten.led tiu- reivai ,-er
vices at the I'l estn terian church have
been greatly henetite-.i in a .tpiiitual
way. Most of u.- have resolved that
our spiritual life shall be richer and
our loyalty to the church shall be
stronger. Let u do everything in
our powe,, to make that resolution a
reality.
The church sclionl aseir.b!e.- at
11:45 a. m. Mr. Hugh Sloan, super
intendent. Chuich services at 11 a.
m. and S p. m. In the morning ;he
pastor's subject will be "True Wis
dom" and in the evening hour he
will preach from the text 'Who 1
My .Neighbor. the young neop'.c
meet at 7 o'clock in the evening.
We are always happy to have visi
tors in all our services.
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHl'RCH
Uev. Howard V. Lane. Pastor.
Fifth Sunday after Easter. Morn
ing Mass at li A. M. Sermon, "The
Easter liospcls." Benediction of the
l-.e t : S a::i.r . ... y..
M'"t:.:.g Ma,- " a"; K.-.iY;kl;iY"a: ' S
A. M
T.-.O. ThJ:s,iav.
May ,.d, :? A,cu...-.,.r. Thursdav. A
11 -' .f ij::c,:, Morning
Mi-.ss at 7: so.
"Grace I hurch in M una:ns"
KPlSt'ul'Al .
Rev. A:bert Nt. Re, tor.
On Sunday, May -V::;, -ervues w.i:
be:
S A. M. The Ho!v CoT.mumon
10 A. M Fhurch S.'.io . .
11 A. M. Morning prayer and ser
mon 8 P. M. Evensong.
Thursday. May 30th, is As.-ension
D'V. which will be tittimrlv ivln-t-rv
ed bv a c; lehrition of the Ho!v I'om
munion at 10 A. M., an 1 an address
on the ascension.
Evo'-vbo lv cordia'lv invited to a'1
our services.
Mrs. Charlotte M.
Caldwell, 89, Buried
State To Get Over
$9,000,000 From Gov,
buneia, services were held Tuesciayl wASU!X.iT..N n,.,m, ,-.,r.,lin: han
afternoon at I a.mer s Chapel on: ,.,. .,..,..,. $:i r,44 isi f,,., the
i n;a.i'"i!irr lor aiis.i i narioite -i.
Caldwell. 85. who rasped away Mon
day, at'tfr a lingering illness.
She is survived bv three daugh
ter: Mis. W. A. Palmer, Mrs. C N.
Palmer, an 1 Mrs. C. E. CampleU.
The.e also survive '22 grandchildren
: n i .'; gre:r. grandchildren.
Read The Ads
half I'llla-n .1. dials s,-i aside from the
..rUs (,,,- hiilnv.u street, rn.nl anil
ci.ute .H'Miif 'liiiiinalion.
The .iiiiount s,-t aside f,.r liiuhwas ',.
streets and r...ds i,.r this stale was
?1.7-'o.IT;t for tmhw.n -i- uluay Krutle
seieu atl. lis ,iid i-r..! .a t 1,01 a sum of
43 I'.'.s n.ade
Ne York. Teas u .l 1'ennsylvani.i
le.l tlie slates with the amounts r-eeive.i
WAYNKSV1I I E I"!tESl?YTERlAN
CHl'RCH
The revival ha- b ought a crea'
. ess'iii; ;o our church and commu
nity. Now lei us keep the good
wink going liy being, m our place in
Hod's house next Sun. lav.
Sabaath school !l:4."i.
Mortiing wor-sliip 1 1 a. in.
Tlie ra-tor will speak on the text.
"The Memory of tlie ,lu-t is I'desM-d."
An invila'.ion will be eiven for per
! to unit ,- w i-h t In i hurclT.
1 'h i ' i n l-'n.iea v or 7 p. m.
I', aver - 'vi e Wednesday S p in.
Work On City Park
Goin: Forward Fast
A crew of mop ..re now at work on
beautifying Highway No. lit, between
lure and Hazelwood. The work is to
continue for the summer, and the
crew of men will he increased Later
The approved project calls for twenty
men to work on the job of street and
highway beautification.
Work is going along at the city
park on East .street. Excavations have
been made for the wading Pool, and
the 'wo rest rooms. Concrete will
be poured soon. The Rotary Club
furnished the f!0 bags of cement for
the wading pool and the Civic League
provided $"() worth of material for
the 'est rooms.
Oscar !- Hriggs remirted that
scores of visitors are looking over the
work each week, and indications are
that large crowds will make use of
the park when it. is completed.
ItulllIIM. S.I I VM stint
i'l '1 .1 V I :l S K cms If. .cei'.ih. ...
I.i'vv i .1 i v - a '. I ill 1 . V . t . .. . i I, li
St. .III. --lo V .1 w .111 a II . 1 e : . I . . i'l .
. uril v .1 ... i 'ii ri . ni-L v . ,1 epu ! --lo i ll'
.1 I I e-! .1 1 vv . - null "II .III';.., .0 Ml . '
1'MIU .1. i'i-smiI les III' 1.1 1 lie- 1.1: ....M-t.--
1 'AI I N IS 1 K A 1 1 1 1'.'S Ml I 111:
ii uu ant
EVIDENCE ROLLS INIR
Having ipiililie.1 as Adnnuist iiitoi
of the estate of Horace C. I'eiiison,
deceased, late of Haywood County,
North Caioliti., this i to notify all
persons having claim- against the
estate to exhibit them to the undei
signed a'c W'.iyin'silli, N. ('., on or
befoie the JL'n'd day of May, 'XC, of
this notice wdl be pleaded in bar of
their it'covery. All persons indebted
)o said estate will please make settle
incut befoie June 1, lPSo.
Thi.s the 'JU'nd day of Mav, 1 !:!...
T. W, I'EKCIISON,
Aiiniinistiator of Horace .('. Eer-.".1-1111,
deceased.
No. I I May -'.'!-: June 1. 'Jd 27.
Amazing C,-i "Tootprint
Facts" ftathcrej from
Coast to Coast
PROVED
PROVED
4H MDKI Mil KSI
HI l MIN-SMII-(ri'ucully
.ii-chUhI.
i O ) I) V K A K
MAKtilN ol SAFhH
lliiu i-urn guUkvr In
t-iitt'rilvm-y.
sri-miHisi' :oki
111..-. I'ltDI M I ION
PROVED
SEE OUR LOCAL EVIDENCE!
SPECTOR
FA U ROT
of the New York
Police Tracks Down
I he Kvidenceon How
(loodyear's (reateni
Tire Stnnds Up on
Care of Ci-i Users!
NOTE? Rro,S fi.. comrU-te Ihiithnl
ttary In The Saturday i.entng Foil.
A ft All-Weal lier introduced
U"U after "llilrd deflree"
road leslii has r".ore ilian
lived up (o its claims has
proved itself better than we.
said It vias. Stacks of evidence
clinch the case! Co me see (his
uslonlshinij tire that costs
YOU no extra price!
Sure! GWyeiH ore UUAKANTKKl) AGAINST KOAU HAZARD
os well us dtctfi
ABELS GARAGE
I'HHONK 52
ASH KVILLE KOAU
You'll Be Pleased With The Job If You Use
KUMFEES PAINTS
in i
T'h.
oVt i
: The
wearini.'
seals up
ailultei-M
so am
KURFEES 80 and 20-No other paint like it
i'i 1 1 : p, i i;.- 1' . 11.1 l'"l li.ul lore's K ll.l'l'ees.
I'ore r 'i l.onjte i;..-;i.:i ; .'.;.'.:...-'"-
I'm-.- Znie levidi-1' ..,..' .'.....'.'..;'.. .-''"
'" 5 '
Timed Willi I'lirc ( oloi's. (.round anil Mixed willi I'ui'r l.ins-i'd )il a nd llryci-r-llial's i'll.
et ni (Hiantiiy YS" ''; i ."f I 'is if- 'ai lionnte I.e ol ink in le.-s in., k.-s nil do- difl';ri'ii-i. - m 1 1
illli- Ihillill'vi llll.l :y e:irilli Mlliili'lies. ' ' '
Mi'; Pure Carl,.,n;it.'. Keii'I scientifically reinforce,! with 1!"'; I'.iife. Ziiu- Oxide, lorrils
we. therpn.of filni that is proof against extreme li"! .-mil. eol.l w e., the, . ll bi.les tlie
tiio pores keeps out (lannmess lind stands tli.''-.rivag.-s of vi,tlier exposin n lio linlf
,,.,1 ,,;,!, ,1... S,v- ..ur tio.n-y l.y pa i n t i i ilt your house to stay paiuteu; paini n wuu
20 It's s.ife; relialile. e.e,.,n..irrie;l. tillH'r pailll like ii.
o- vn ' . i . . 1
a tough
sillf aee.
Lead ui
Kurfees
KURFEES PORGH
AND FLOOR ENAMEL
, Ilore'saqulck
dryinK enamel
for porch and
floors of wood
or concrete
for outside or
Inside use.
Easily applied.
10 colors.
FLAT-TINT
WALL FINISH
LAT-TIH!
'AILFIM
Here's a soft,
velvet-like oil
finish for walla
and ceilings.
Dries flat with
an egg shell
finish. Wash,
able. 14 colors.
DIM-TONE-A DULL
GLOSS ENAMEL
Here's a dull,
satiny, water
proof finish for
walls, wood
work and fur
niture. Dries
quickly. Wash
able. 18 colors.
GRANITOID QUICK.
DRyiNG ENAMEL
Here's a quick
drying enamel
or stain for
floors, furni
ture or wood
work. Unex
celled for wear
and beauty.
38 colors.
KUR-FRES-CO
(Keg. U. S. 1'at. orf.i
K. MTA It V" WAM. V ATI X
For Interior Walls uiui CHIIiikx,
Itctidy for u.se wlicn mixed
whli i -old water.
It will not rnl off. It re
maiiiH lit for nso niuiiy ctajs
lifter iK-ing inixel. Made in pure
while ii nd sixteen delicate wall
l Int n. Send for '.rotor rard. ...
Phones 13-157 J X
di ri el tMHHifal;
ASHEVILLE, N. C.