North Carolina Newspapers

flu ymsmnmB wmsmm fhe Best Advertising Medium In Haywood County Published At The Eastern Entrance of The Great Smoky Mountains National Park Kead by Thinking People Till KSDAY. Jl'NE , l!t:?." NO. 27 WAYNESYILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Xl.MI VOL. Board To Meet And Equalize Taxes In County This Month Meelinill Be Held : At Court House. Days Set Aside For Different Townships T'r. u:"': ir Cr.ar'e-I'tiH-'.;!- !i '.'. ht-arjr. ... nvK'Urt' tr l tie iva: ,..xcua County Board ot p'er- will sit as an Lqual Keview Board, beginning ',. -he purpose of making 'ju-t'ments with taxpayers i',crn inequally assessed, lave been made from the u'ihe of the meetings, and .,1 will be heard at the ...or, ,1 iff event, dates set .tifferent townsnips. it un,ed that it is important r,r tn tie nearu ik-: heard come oniy on ine uic j- their respective town- Belle Meade To Open On June 13th Several Features Have Been Added To Recreational Center For The Season Belle ationul .. .iK. mornings and last unui '':;,i;v conferences are desired : J!!'.fnr. D. A. Howell, will r'k 'o the board during their; i.n these occasions. ' ,chedule as arranged by the a- follows: Is and 19 for Beaverdam for Jonathan Creek, Cata ' a, ,i lw Hill townships. 1 for Fines CreeK ami nnue m-hips. "'' ! 1 and 25 for Crabtree, Iron Clvde townships, v, ' f,,r Pigeon. East Fork 1 townships. at nine M' ',!!' "T.IV. Of nitre ' The Jul';. v:s! Jun. I'jni- -Oak :u June " Datf am and (.'ec': Jut:..' Waynesville township' Jul reasons m Meade, Wavnesvi'.le's recre c -liter, will be formally open-1 ed on Thursday, June Kith, for the, summer season. Many improvements have been made on the place, thief among which, is the ferris wheel, which is one of the larger types,' being much larger than the one at the Asheville Park. j For the first three days, Thursday,' .Friday and Saturday, the proceeds; from several features, planned, will, be divided equally with the library board. On Thursday night there will be a dance with music furnished by the "Skylanders." On Friday, be-; ginning at 4:l!0, and lasting through! 8 o'clock, will be a tea and dinner, dnnce, with a small sum charged. for, each dance, with music also by the "Skylanders." On Saturday night a square dance will be staged. Tickets for all these affair? will be sold by the high school students. Prizes will be given those making the best sales. Kenneth Dunham, of St. Augus tine, Fla., will be the athletic direc tor, til;1 place having been held ly, Carletun Weatherby M:s Louise i Stringtield, who has recently been! taking some special courses, will bej the swimming teacher. Miss Gladys Dicus and Miss Myra Phillips will have -charge of the drink stand. 1 he tea room will be managed by Mrs. uMattie S. Cannon, of Columbia, S. C. I .who enjoys a record of many success ful seasons in such work at various County Teachers Named By Board For Coming Year Few Changes Are .Made In List Of Teachers. Bethel Teach ers To Be Named Soon y Heard of Fducaiion in Tuesday night named the the countv schools, with the execution ot' the Bcthil school. as stated that announcement of The C'oun session hei e teachers foi made at an early s wire made in countv schools 1: this school would N date. Very few changes list of teachers in th for the coming year. The list is as follows : S. C. Connatser. principal of Clyde High School. O. C. James. Margaret Terrell, Ottis C. Fr-.iman. Miss I.ou ise MeCrackon. Miss Hern ice Mv-F.l-ha n non. Elementary Teachers: Stephen Fer guson, Mary Holick Brooks, Mrs. Hil da Smathers Halibui'ton, Elizabeth Ann MeCraeken. Mrs. Koxic Noland $10,000 Paid County In Taxes In May Howell Warns Those Who Have Not Paid That Taxes Will Be Collected As Provided Bv Law D. A. Howell, 1 lav wood fax Super visor ami hi? ;is-;s;..uts, have found that bv eo. lie out in the bv-wavs and hedges '.hat taxes can he collected l-'oi- the month of May a total ot Slti.-lii.'l.S:! was collected on t'.'U TO SPEAK Sl NDAV AT LAKE .UN AM SKA taxes, which taxes collect' The o Slice on Saturday brings the tlal of l'.'IU d. to S'.'l'.i.-I,"t!..il, did a rushing business June tii st . when $1 ,1.'57.- Marv Flizabeth Davis Mr Havnes, Honnie Francis, s. V. I.. Fitzgerald, Agri- lier -it ( Iv. e and l-incs made to 1 rips arc sections ot :h cash is law be Golf Tournament To Get Underway Here Sunday And Monday Dave H. Harris Now Head Of Haywood's Young Democrats Km '' '-: H lal'i J'UJ.l 1 Hflvwood Ccun-. : .. .v,;., r:lf Tnnrnampnt, Appi iiri-nui.-ii.,- "i banquet at . I n- t ho 11 Q VniUVINH 1VII jll V ( -, . , c.iU get under way Sunday,1 .':, ' rt was announced yester lir. U, H. Stretcher,, president club, and in charge of the lit. ''.' iiaalit'ylng rounds of eighteen l, !' played on Sunday or : , The eight players turning ,r. aiw . scores for the qualifying na!'.;is .v;'! be entered in. the first JJilfbt. Tl.ose entering the -chain' .iuinsh.!i tliirht will only be residents! ,i thi oanty. The second and third A'-gii:- are open to all. T::. cup was . won last year by Aaiir. 1'rtvost, of Hazelwood. The cup inns: Tie won for three sueces .'ive i ai - for permanent possession. Prize'- will be given for the lowest qualifvimr -core, and winners of each !' ' Aft t r.'.ranve fee of onlv $1 will be (h.ucv,; a',1 members of the Waynes ,:e -I o;r .Ticilll.. ,i:av '. ir'.r. "I ma; j ;-Vif.'.e-:- i-fV rhih : and S1.50 to non Pairing will be made Mon and match .play. will 'be .';ay. All qualifying'. an(l eying will he for eighteen ..:!! be on display at th Sunilay. It is expecte : Miirty will enter the tourn A'lini-nvimntelv 1 00 .attended the the Hotel Leraine last Fvwl'iv (jepniiitr which wfl; ; the annual meeting of the Young' Democratic, Club of Haywood. Dave 11. Harris, of Canton, was elected president of the organization, and succeeds Frank Ferguson, Jr., of i Waynesville. Other officers elected for the year Were as follows: I'earl Justice, Crabtree, first vice president; Mrs. C. C, Willis, Canton, second vice president; and Mrs. Doyle D. AlH-v, Waynesville, third vice presi dent. Mrs. Carolyn Aslltoii Hyatt, sec vatiirv :.ml .lei'i-v Rogers, tieasurer. Doyle D. Alley, state president of, the Young Democratic Clubs, pre- sented plans for the annual conven-, tion of the organization in Raleigh, on June 2S. and 2'.l. A discussion was made of the appointment of delegates; to the convention. ; Among those heard during the' course of -he evening included: Oral, Yates, .1. T. liailey, and Dr. F. M. Davis. J a mi Kllen Heir, Linda Havr e cultural Tea Creek. ' FINES CKEFK DISTRICT Fred L, Satl'ord, I'nncipal High School, Harriet Boyd, Mildred Delia Kooiman. Elemental y Teachers, Mark Marion Ferguson, Frank Kirkpa'tfrick, Nell Justice, l'earF James, Mable Clark, Etlie Lee Oreen. Lucy Fisher, Bonnie Duekett, Wm. Cdenn Noland. Hurrican School - Lela Ki'rkpatriek. Redmond School 'Ruth l.edford. Hyder Mt. Schools-Louise Rogers. Dig Branch School Bessie McClure. Crabtree School Mrs. Louie No land, Carroll Morrow. Rock Spring School- Herman Duck ett, Cleo Caldwell Rogers. James Chapel - Saia Ann Long. Rush Fork - Edna McC-rackeii .Ens ley. ':-.'-.. '. Riverside- Fa ye Cibhs. - Iron Dulf- Frank Rogers, Christine Hoglen. Kunze Arrives To Fill Vacancy As Sanitary Inspector Kunze arrived here last the position of sanitary liavwood county, which of the Health Depart- Bris Roberts. 41, liiried On Tuesday Fuhei a 41. '.h(i ff).';,v;' ever. , ii' roatih- Ta.-.i:,;- c,. . rviees for Briggs Roberts 1 '. e l ;n ashingrton, D. :'g an operation last Fidday :. and whose hndvv was :" re for burial, were held on - :: moon at the Ratclitt 'ap:it church. Rev. A. B. ff I'i'iwoiid. had eharire of v.rf. Intei-ment was in the V nea,. the church. 'vrts was born and reared "I countv. and has maoT Vs ;:y this section.- He became. :,!tR- ' ! Washington, about twen a; air. : i was a buildine con ei e. . '" '-.v:i.- are three brothers and ';?-'; Mrs. J. R. Boyd, Jr., 'n,--f.'f .tn-t ci!-' n. oc ... .-...Mite OLCljlll. lie na (".V fif tho Mrs SnraVi T?nhprt Prominent for many years nal life of the county c-rr.'.-",..-.v rfc'.a-ivi-: :y' ; ' S.; -. R a nt-w Hay : in. Hugh J. Sloan Is "inner of Insurance Contest -Xe Yn ' ,"an' local agent for the W -lfe Insurance Comnany the "t : v.3 trip t0 the meeting fry, 1 department, com- r8rra 6 pa;es:of orth South G .ri(i4 Virginia, and Sji,,met frm Thursday to Ir.- AVnevrle Wek- 'at Grove Park for wrhins 6 t0 Mn Sloan -'z -to hk .li T "'surance accord- ifoal ' set V i. ' n'cn exceeded r me company in the ',rarrn. in their Rnrins rating trie 9ttth an V,.i.- . ..lne loundin? nf Tio 's .tin v,iJns.uranc! Cnpany f mn??yl h officials '-tr'c rif t -! lAvicru vie uglas and Buckner. Last Rites Held For Mrs. Medt ord v;,,l vlt.w f.,r Airs: JosiJ Medford, ?.ri wife of Har-dv-Medford, who dicdj at her home hear." Clyde, Saturday night at H o'clock, were conducted a. the Clvde Baptist, ehurch Sunday .af-, ternoon at- 2- o'clock. The Rev. R. L j McCraeken, assisted by the Key. L. C. Mace and the Rev I ( . Hhks, ofRciated. Burial was in the fannlyj burial grounds on the Medford farm ; Mrs. Medford, together with her( n'usband operated the Medford,Tour-j ist home in Haywood county, for more than .'10 vears. She was a native ot j Buncombe county, but made her honi in Webster durimr her early . chiui-j nood. She was a loyal member ot uie, Clyde Baptist - church for more than '30v years Before her marriage 4.5 years ago she was Miss Jos.e .krng, daughter of the late Mr aiul Mr-. Vergie. King, pioneer settlers of this swtion of Western. North ..Carolina.. Sho is sun-ived by her husband, and one daughter, Mrs. IL II. Ander son, of Clvde, Two brothers Marcus King, of Moscow, Idaho, -and Charlie King, of Alaska, also -survive along with five sisters: Mrs. .K H. rainier, r f.,,'l-hr-c. Mrs. i. r. wi; in., u- 4rir. Mrs. To)., Self. Angeles, Calif., Mrs, W Ix.omis. Wash., and Mrs. R ett. Seattle, Wash. . ,,-0,.r Active pallbearers weret .Wavne Medford, Roy Medford, De oeMed f ord, James Vaughn, Frank Cham bers and Bill Hannah, Honorary Sharers were: Dr. J ..L.: Reeves, Grover C. Davis. -W.-G, Byer. T,:. Havnes. Edwin Fineher. D. V. Med fford, Forest Swagim. HowaM Smathers, T, B. Meuioro, r..v - ford. Fred Medford, and W eer Me Cracken. (icorge A week to tak inspectdr for is a division men',. . Air. Kunze-takes over the work which was done for throe years by E. L. Hinton, who : recently resigm-d tt as sume a similar position .in Lexington. Mi' Kunze came hero from Winston- Salem, where he was sanitary inspec tor of Forsyth county fur six years. He came highly recommended by the State Board of Health. He will have charge of general 'inspect ion. Work, which will include inspection id' foods, hotels, cafes and dairies. ' The titw sanitary inspe. tor ra- a wife and two small children. Martha Queen 11, Buried On Sunday 41 was paid into the coaiuv treasury. All of uhuh brings the l'.CU tax to within J'.cj.O-l', i:i of i tiii; all col lected. A Sie,-;a'. drivi i-. bi.mg 'ear up the i n: ire lit. being made to dilTei'eiil the countv weekly and being biiMght m. Mr. ll.-wel pointed out thai the oiovi.les that drastie stops can taken to collect '.axes, and that he jiiuI his assistanls an c.irrving ' out 1 he hi w to the el ter. AlthoiiL-h. Mi Howell can bring about hardship those who have not natd their iaM he1 is giving them warning and every opportunity to -e'l'.e before he has to make ii embarias ing for them. Since the loth of May the otlice has collected $'J.'.M'.i'i.!M m delinquent taxes - this is averaging about $L00 a day. Waynesville People To Take Part In The Asheville Festival Waynesville. will participate in th Rhododendron festival at Asheville 1 rv taking part in the pageant which will lie staged at McCormick Field, on Wednesday (light, .lunc IL', at h;l.ri o'clock. The part being played by Waynesville' is the. first scene, which is all s ii 1 n .scene. , The Business' and I'nd'essional Woman's ("lull is sponsoring the Waynesville -group, -and special cos tumes for the event will be used. It was learned Wednesday from Miss Edith Russell, who has charge of the pag ant, that Waynesv ille is the.. only town using professional costumes. A thousand people from 'alt ' over Western .North Carolina will partici pate in the pageant. Those from here taking 'part are as-follows:" , Roys: Charles 'Km-Md!. Hugh Shi-1-ton, (Icorge Keller, .loo Helniick, .to Welch, .loc Sloan, Joe Haggett, John nie Kuildehack. Leon Killian, Marcus .MeCra,:'ken. Bill l'revosl, and Hob Waeinfoid. Ciil.-: Eva l.eatlierwood, 'InM; .loM-pliin. I 'a be. Marie I'lott, idanclie Medford. Edna; McKay. .Maty Kir.k p it -o k. Hrriiie Wageiit'erd, Sarah Wi Ic h. I loll, i- Malsh, Drama l.ainp- l kin. I'aiinie I'earl Felinel, l.oiiis: .Moody, and Dorothy Crotn. The local Rotary Club last Week iii i in in mil iiiiii Atkins Optimistic Over Prospects At Lake This Season i.OOO Copies 1)1' .'-I'aiie rioj-ram HookUt Is Ut'injf Distributed. Outstanding Program Scheduled Due of the histoiv cf th odisl. A ing to the cth- IION Slllhla will ma rK .1 upahisk, 1 i.i not .KISI'I'lll S l Wil l.! inol tnng at ele en , III,- toi'inal opening et 'for the 1)1 Iff, aon. will l.e the whi.h will aker Hal W SlOl . of Clock Lake Mi llie oc- ot I lay sM; !5,(i57 Post Cards Sold On Saturday Publicity Kvcnt ( haniler Of Termed ; Miht d llv Slau i Commerce 1: Success. Another lit- Sponsored 1'oM Card Dav. whic h was spoil sored bv the Waynesville Chamber of ( 'ommcr jo, through tlfc publtcity ,'omiililtec. Was a decided success last Saturday, when o.il.'iT post Cards with views of this immediate section v,l( .sold )o local residents to be 'mailed U all parts of ( lie count ry. Live dilfei'eiit lit ills of the com munity had salesgirls on the street.' all day making the sales. The. Chain her of .Commerce gave $10 in prizes mn! the linal check -of the sales liiadel .showed the following .winner ales ll-s of .Mi Mi cash piii'i, old l.:ilii. oil in cash. of Ef7 I haiit'i 1MIII. ,s t.nlli first la c .loati I'liillips Sc. inid 'iih Mailha Way Thud sdaci ft. Ml cash, s Ftriirt Ii pi; licld, $l,tm cash. -ISO sold: The fu nis nart icipat ing in we're: Alexander's'.,' The look Stoic, I'll Wavno ino.y. Sin it ll V- I 'rug Sho , :.' in" tntd '-i'lf S ine. uggesf ion lias lie. n Mi ,a-tn pk SI rile. neatest si'a--on in 1 ake .lunahiska Mi sembly is in prospect accord ames Atkins, .superintendent. The opening date is set tor .lune o, when the registration of students for the summer school begins. The open ing of the school for regular cla.-s work will be on June S. tin June 'J, the first feature of the summe,- program will be the address tiy .losepinis Daniels, ambassad'" '" Mexico, ollicially opening tin sembly. . Five thousand copies ol the .1. luskan. the official program and g. liook of the assembly, is now be.i. distli'ibuted throughout the confer ence territory. This year the o.' page book contains a number O' scenic- views of this immediate vicm ity, as well as a page devoted to the il'reat Smoky 'Mountain National l'nrk. Mr. Atkins is optimistic over the season. He said the .season of l'.'ol was m sonic' respects the most suc cessful in the history of Lake Juna lu.ska. "The attendance was excep tionally large,": he stated, "the giiim well balanced, and the mental attitude and co-operation of our pat rons exemplary." ' ' As to the o,..look : ' .'. : cins season, Mr. Atkins said: " I'he tielieral Con ference of r.io-i, at Jackson Miss., made an a)ipropriation of iflo.lMlO annually for the next cpiadVennium for assemblies. This embraces both Junaliiska and our sister assembly Mount Secpioyah. With this appro priation for the -program, we feel mo-t' optimistic over the outlook tor Junaluska.' ; Mr. 'At kins''"..,, new I' i at ii l i s f of. the I I, "is the I'llllT Wll of the" i ii ai ged ' ai l.a ,-Ullllllel s non:.-. Ai-so a am, in o add'. COllfc par' lid their . are seVeial 1' this season. "The atui'es proliably," he c lun ch wide pastor's h" t.ik. - 'up a good program. The if t he .lunalus adopt i d i u 11 In 111 ! 1 I I Ik- ' aviK clit W v'il'o I 'liar 'I'll. sllll il at e son w o i ho in ! i ! : le- lleil I h w.'ll'id i way,. s' a. '.red ie will erba'p-. bu later thai a in the stand nil1 much to The- -I loll (i-i ! a i si i hanged lie e- "1 ! II in ,f i in,. f up' r he f the I 't'l t si 1 1 : 1 1 i- ahoth one ii-ilig- ft W 111 r. improve ..f a , 1 1 cat or ..I the intend, in- o- ;h Hie .'! 11 of ' . Mill -ea-on. ie.l. alt sl, ith, 'Hi ll- 'ill era! ,'l'n r haiio. "W, ! h.-il ' w i:h t ii "tie th homes t. -lite a in :!ig i .!' i- of 'h ch li'iii cave a pni . the in I o I li it) i r "n a tin Hi. and resenl at : ici pa I o iim-1 tiing Mis- II el I Mr-, r. f ronl the' p ii S i s k , daught'i . Si k. a the Waviii.'.sville aia.h oh Wedii. r of re -litir-d.'iv ('ullowhee Students Return For Summer 'Aam?em)rt Los D; Hill, L. Duck- l'"uircraj s.erv'ic.'es were held. on Sun day afternoon at thre - o'clock, from the (Jueon resilience . tor .irarina, 'T.oijlse' Queen," 1 1. -ruing daughter of ! Mr.- and Mrs. Jooh M.. (ueen. wdm pas-r.,! away a! "': 1 5 on '.'''Saturday niorning. Rev, I'a.d Hardin. Jr., pas tor (if. the First Molhcdi-t church,! ollii'iated. ' ..Interment, was; in thi-j Queen family burial ground a' Maple . Pallboarirs were: Sam II. HushTiell, Jr . James Ilo.-e. Miia Ferguson, Marcus McCracken, ,1. ',' Allison ,. and itoberf Howell,, 'Jr. Surviving are her ;; :' -w'o hrothersy James S; ami John 'Queen, and one sister. Mis-; Cathryn (u-en. ' Among- those from our of town attending ho fungal w,-re: Mr Manson Shook. Mi-. Roy t:r.(Avn and daughter, .Mrs, Fred H'own. ond daughter, of W,-; A; - '' . .an.F Mr. W. T. , Halh of Brevard, M r and Mrs. G. M. .TaySoi', of A n,-vtlle Mr. and' Mr. Coman - Francis. o: Clyde, ; and. Bo1-h- V. i rk. 'f W :i mington. . I c;: .:. fWivpntinn To Meet Un unaayiAT; uqff:p s 1 e r - m . , Freeman Wins 3ledai The Haywood County Singing Con 'vention will meet at the court house jn Waynesville on Sunday, June 9th, for an all-day singing. Officials of the organization urgea .that all singing classes, Qart 3uets, and all singers attend. Sing Vim OUltJlIC sv-;--.' Rt well as the public. Leatherwood Now On Police Force Sherrill Leatherwood, former spee cop here, has been placed , on th local police force, succeeding F. L Milner, who is confined to hi home on account of illness. Air Milner .-."succeeded Air. Evans several weeks ago when the latter 'resigned to take over police work in Clvde. Xo other changes have been made on the force Ciithev Working On New County Budget County Auditor T.J. Cat hey w. dig ging out records, and compiling lig uii's in preparation to stibinit ! ing a tentative budget to the board of nuii iii is 'mne i s "foj- 'lie new , fiscal year which will, lie'g-in-' July lirst. .' It will take several vwM.ks 1,, compile all of the ilatii,. aiul work- in all the clainis rliat will hircorni' 'tile m June. Mr. ( 'at bey expects to submit his ijgiiie- to the board , at their second meeting ih July. SIMMER VISITORS HAVE NARROW AUTO ACCIDENT ilferd, -ilaugl.it i' id': t'u mat ::ng ill 1 11 Medf thl I ' I -t I ll i M i i d I eil M I Mr-. W. ( . Medford tiro two yea, '. Diploma I , h;i -11101111'!.. M i. eil U I' ll -olio! i lie pa-t year t he a s i- t an1 s dlcge. Mi- M tea I'll 111 1 1 , 1 : . h. M'.'ak' I Ol . f !'!' ,'li 'oil' ejilut ( oitn-t v S-:.: :i.e i a t i iiir c nil i cli : eil' i . 1 ti al.zi the idc a lid ilia Hit a mi her he g'eal IIMltllli To' tills elli I VVc a I ' la-t IiaW . , '," he up ''of e coil . lllbcT- Jiina- of lie!' 'll ;i-n Phi WO pia o I l 'a -!' nil r .ing." I'm in -I. -1 progiain I I hem a i e ll.tnai's on Dav; I '. . Ke v. I 'a ul I .1 U Unit d liolll. I! iini i v- u ill appeal ir June and July, l iie . I'oMow ng : Jo .1 une 'J, 1 1 i woo I t'.'iiier I lark, lun ' ; liar li'i, Jr., June, Kelil. . I'l lllllg t ll'' I'll rol.f, M i i was ai s liip ' honor -. , die- lia- been; in !.hi' library (;il fotd has been t lie llaeiu nod 1 ' I lea i Mr ' W-i'Ii; .''.Mrs'.- X.. D. Danib"nd party, from'Si D.tersburg, had , a, narrow cscapi Tuesday when en route to their sum nier home; at Providence Lodge a Lake Junaluska. A drunken drive forced their car off the highway oil th (Jreenyiile - Hendersonville highway Kvcenr f.o- the fact that a smal stump caught the tear axle of. th car,' ... J i.'oulii have p" ur.ged down a sixty-foot , embankment. . Little (larnage was done to the. car hut ail occupants; Were unnerved by the accident.: This is Mrs. Lamb's 12th year. here, and her .second as manager, of '..the Lodge. ...'..,.' man, ilaiighte 1, T r c eiiiai:. !" ymuv jun- I- 1 1 mal. oi gan;za . deha'er's nte-t ibis I Itaftie- Siler I'M ,,f Mr. and Mrs. .11. also a, graduate in i he i'v .in,. : teacher's, work. Mis vva- act ivo in . t h " t udeiT t ion.-:, and was wiiine,- of i I ined.tl' .i'lt 1 he ijist i irt ; . s pi ing, ' . f Krnest Mel racken, n of Mr. A.; J. Mc lackeii, of Lake Junalu-ka, -Ti ccive.l his II. S.; '.degree !' roiii tiie.;col .lege, lie was jironiiiiently ldonlii.e'l With all . student. -'' activities,-' having hceii . voted thi' .mo; t popular boy in the S nior I'la.ss, and having soi-yed m esu ent (i one ol t M- n.eiarv ,-nejetros. Mr. Mc 'racken ha e!e..:ted Principal of the Fust ;e. ilje school. . . Among th : o'hor .studonts . Waynesville and vicinity, are Helen Cnon, of. Fines Creek, Helen Davis, of Iron Dutf. .Miss Medford, of - Lake Junaluska, iiUsn .Aliim jUl'LCar! VJU'J ; L.hvo to h I tie, liald. Illll'lc's. Qu:l!;:.n. V'.a t! he I 1 1' Mi t ,- Ol - pec'i "A t.k All.. iills 'liaiii , S. X. it.-v i:. ii'u. W'v d. .iniv .l'i!v .1,1 V -. Ju' 'll'Olt t 1 a i :i H- -a:c ,.-11.1, .V 'ado i . oi:h. .! .11. .tu'v ui l':': .1 ii i iiict ii .1.1 ' v 1 1 . . Jn IS: Iv I' l'.i; : Hr -hop ul- ti. , j Hr. .".ti-: :ii. i: WiJI l ir.' - Shall Co h- ii..; a in . I' ii't'iiier rher, ed ! BIRTH iit ( F.VFM'S M ovide and M r ice, U. I . been .Way-. : from Mt.-s Miss Avis Miss I'j f a datigtitei', on Ma v 2.:. M : Mi. and Mrs. I' a io-:tion ,v:;.h Lu'I.'c 1" !':;!' tjri Kiivviii lliwt l aunounce the Steele II ;!';i,s- the son f.veil, and h" !e and M 'i o"ide n--e Mary ..How. A. lb the K v. of I hirtij 'We'll rgran i:. I. MR. AXD MRS. D. W, MILLER RE TURX TO WA YXESVILLE Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Miller, (Carolyn Miller) and three small sons, of Way cross, Ga., have arrived for the sum mer season, and will again occupy the Clyde Ray cottage, on Main street. Mrs. Miller, who is at work on a novel, will devote her time to writing. Miss Hattie Siler Freemin, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Free man, was awarded the college medal for being the outstanding debater at Cullowhee College this past year. IMiss Freeman is also a member ol the intercollegiate debating teom. HOTEL WA YXESVILLE TO OPEN TODAY Htotel WaynefvillK, jane of the town's popular summer hotels, will open today for guests. It will be under the management of Mrs. Grady Boyd. Miss Withers Given Cup For Her Acting Decatur. Ga. (Special to the Mountaineer.)-- Miss Hester Anne Withers daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. E. L. Withers, graduated on Mav the 2Sth from Agnes Scott College. During he- college career Miss Withers has participated, in many of the various college activities. She was president of the Blackfriars, a member of the Cotillion Club, the Bible Club, the French Club, the International Re lations Club and the Y. W. C. A. Cab inet. She was also a member of the Freshman and Sophomore Stunt com mittee and a Freshman sponsor. Miss Withers, an outstanding stu dent, was particularly interested in dramatics. She was awarded the silver loving cup for the best acting of the year, following- the Blackfrairs Dra matic Club's offering of "Cheophore" by Aeschylus at commencement. ; Sergeant Drown. ' f i' announce the Mav ;he 2i. son of Mr-.. I .1 Mr.;; k I .. id. birth of Sergeant Waiter. H. ( amp Bragg,'' a daughter, on Crown is the J, Brown. Mr -:.h'. ar:t..'.ir e th ,:he:i' home May HI. Mrs.. i;av:mori'l Swayngim birth of a daughter, at n 'he Maun; v ! ove, an. MASONS TO MPKT C. B. Hosaflook, nm.'i r of the local Masonic Lewlge, issued the following announcement yes -enlay: . "All visit-, ing. Masons are. invited to attend a' regular communication, of Waynes-' viile Lo-ige No. 2."1'. A. V. and A. M. on Friday night at p. m. Refresh ments Wi.l be served." THE WEATHER OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT Date Max Min 30 ' ' '"'' FT -' -2 31 78 52 , 1 '.', 84. . .'" ,'.o5 2 - 81 ' 54 3 81 55 4 : ':; ' 5 :'.:'" v.. Tf .45..- .vited,