North Carolina Newspapers

fhe best Advertising Medium In Haywood County Published At The Eastern Entrance of The (.real Smoky Mountains National Park- -Head by Thinking I'tuple NO. 29 &iam County Is HealthDepartment Fir Vpshit ' . . n: -.,.r nolik siliini tiiii.i OHicer In Uryson . mirv tlraham county became ;;.,f ;,- 1 ..trict Health Depart " tt.n .h 'va? created in Western i.V- j 'an ':r;a a year ago of Hay ',',','' j;uk-r. and Swain counties. ',. weeks ago Macon county W-h :hc coming in of Graham, . , U) a un' it west of Buncombe t'iay and Cherokte. Offi- ' . ,): these two counties have been t.Xtv,: tt!:.1 have gone into the . .,u: r. definite decision has been ( . X Si.-k, district health ofti a:. announced that Dr. Rouark, '''Wilmington, would succeed Dr. NVI'it. of Bryson City, as as-ht-alth officer. Dr. Xesbit taker, a position in the govern- ,.r; hii:ai at Detroit. winners In County Health Contest For 4-H Clubs Given lIr'.:Cjuse. lr'. C, N. Sisk, anil t if :h jiuix's of the health de- r::m: -at made the round of the l-uii-.y examining 4-.il Club members determine- which boy and girl .care-cut Haywood county in i NV.-tci'ii District contest to be at a pine ami place yet to be j(:!,'nu;Aul. The winner among the f gi '.iri is Nina Hipps, daughter k:' .Mr,' ;,!.: Mis. W. F. Hipps She 3- a .in:!'!..: of .the Cecil club. Her J-ta; n-s.rc :m t he examination was 95. r .n; .it 1 I, years old. ! fci'ir Ibi-diii mer, of the 4-H Club : Munuig Star, in Beaverdam, held JF.e h.trlr-; -.-ore among the boys, Aihaii was '.M'l-. He is 1,1 years old. Jii !ht. -!ii! of Mr,, and Mi s. John jli. -b,-''t.i'nici. ,.f Canton,. Route 1. J -la. . ..v.,-!i. highest scores in the J iai 'f m-ih- those of Mary Jo How it points, of the Rock Hill lai-' and hcleriek Hyatt, cf Bethel, I FiJfy-s:je club menubers of the tnunty's enrollment of about 110 took examination. These 59 boys and tri.- now have- a better appreciation 't; .'"aoii standards, and, knowing pir-weak points, will know how to f a!.,.u! ' building for themselves letter bodies. " Wallon Still Seized At Balsam . ., . k n,W''"';!,lon stiI! was brought ' ..ur-,iay by members of the sher- r ; . uv-nannien , after a raid near -am. ,,,, Mtity !i.n(,. till-wa boilimr. ! Wr the Haywood-Jackson s all fired up, with the A number of barrels destroyed along with Uvi H,''!'"'y' who the raid, re--.'' , :t ""'as the finest outfit 1 H1n m ii time. "The :v.!""lu:ed at that still was not iV' "",'- kind- as no sugar Was S Tvvl : ':d he. . v ca;. ;hc still was found some k ' "' a'a.V hebin,! d i mt..s' 'r"':1 ,lhat it had boon kept if. for some timp. I:".'"" '.-:Pv.ure -was ' 50 feet of i t' A - "'ion hose. p'i!k,!le the raid were John i :'':;p" flni1 Elmer Downs, - ac uiven "' State Rating -;.la- superintendent of ; i:m r.t of the city, !''-V.ia:-r "C' i ,ho monthIy report ra-f,n fuly?!s from the State ?iriu'h ;H'?!t'ne.of. the State (. . 7 iU! 1 the report gives : J":! 'L record, for .water. iz reived the tenth. -."a.v t -m water sent away s;;'tc.i that the reports ev. rrA vo, i. u.j t. pa 0:;. f.;am: a'! the time. ;.,-:-(-.;'Jttanding facts of 0Vly 2 rounds the V 2 Timirrlc -if Si-,-, . .million pounds of U V;;. have to Use as VisrfEFTTOR SOME TIME HERE Th'maS D- barker, U. ' H. H rwV V mc-r ,aw Partner Hw '-rd'-in'-San Francis- W aeain this ar in 'I ftw l. V,sited Waynesville r -e utW. "V1" nd Mrs. Park- .in wr:-.;", ,h.aying Wn en- 7-4 sr.- 3 hlstnr-.T -yrmnir i- -r...-,- ui "'"Sic - ' -mornige, Mass. Term Of Criminal Court To Convene Here On July 8th The July term of Superior Court, which is the criminal toit, will convene here July ',8th with Judge Felix E. Alley presiding. A rather heavy docket is pending this term, but few outstanding cases. The jury for the two week'j- of court is as follows: FIRST WEEK: H. L. I'ressley, Beaverdam Keys, lieaverdam: Robt. K. 1.. 'radv, aynesville! Ernest Rogers, t'lv Smiley Carver, Waynesville; C. Wines, Beaverdam; R. Frank Smath ers, Beaverdam; R. L. Smith, Way nesville; -Hiil- Massie, Waynesville; R. C. Lemmings, Waynesville; Henry Haynes, Fines Creek; W . R. Wan ton, Waynesville; J. A. Provost, Way nesville; Kin tlmii. Fine Creek; F. F". Green, 1'igion; R. W. Cremi, Fines Creek; R. W. Crawford. Waynes, ville; H. C. Sanford, Crabtrie; R. L. Davis, Jonathan Creek; J. S. Brown, Clyde; E. C. Hughes. Waynesville; Fester Smathei s, Kt-averdam : W. F. Coolesby, Beaverdam; C, (J. Hardin, Beaverdam. SECOND WEEK Elton Chambers, I'igeon; I!. L. Wilson, Waynesville: E. H. McCrack en, Crabtree; W. A. Noland, Crab trie; R. J. Owen, Boawrdam; F M. Hargrove, I'igeon; S. .I.Mooilv, Ivv Hill; J. E, Wright, Waynesville; (i. H. Smuthers, Beaverdam; R. C. Fr-uieis, Waynesville; F . H. H ra in let t, Waynesville; F. M. Rogers, Waynesville; E. B. McClure, Way nesville;; ('. R. McElrath, Fines Creek; A, S. Ferguson, Wavnesville; T. IF Moodv. avnesvine ville; T. IF W. Hail T. Wilson, Wayne: Beaverdam. Inquiries At C. Of C. 50 Better Than Those Of Last Year "The inipiilies received bv the Chaniibe,. of Commerce exceeds! those of last' year by fifty pet- cent," ac cording !o statement made yester day by Secretary Ernest F. Withers. A survey among several of the bus iness places showed that tourist.s trade was far" better than that of last year at the same time. The Chaniher of Commerce also reported that hotels and bonrding houses are ahead of last year's schedule with the number of guest.. The ..registration?, for this year arc to date the same as' those recorded last vear, Mr, Withers stated. Man Pays Taxes With "Blanket" Type Rills Tax Supervisor D. A. Howell is displaying four of the "blanket" size dollar bills which were paid into him for taxes by an old man living some distance from town. iMr. Howell remarked about the old time bills at the time, and the man replied: "I got a lot more like 'em where them come from." In discussing the collection of taxes Mr. .Howell was warm in his praise for the response the people have given. He has a special announce ment in today's paper calling atten tion to those who owe any taxes, and explains the necessity of making prompt settlement, Musical Programs At Lake Junaluska To Be Outstanding This season Lake .Junaluska will have the most interesting and ex tensive musical program, ever enjoy ed since its establishment. The va rious activities now being planned, will be under the supervision -f Law rence G. Nilson. director, with Wal ter Herbert, associate director, . i Mr. Ni!.-on is the former musical director of the Parker Schools of Greenville. S. C. and now holds the same position in the public schools of Atlanta, and is generally- recog nized as one of the ablest" conductor? in the entire South. He is alo di rector of the Philharmonic 'Society, Mr. Herbert, who is well kri own in thi?- section,' as he has srH-nt the pas: seveial summers at the Herbert home at Like Junaluska, has a voice of exceptional qualities and is i--n-tiered a teaver of unusual abilrly. In addition to his teaching. lj i.-. a pop ular radio singer, having proetced programs over WSF-. .'Atlanta, for the past ten years. Their plans include, inviting ad the chorUs singer? of this stclion. to join their group at the Lake. Mrs. Hugh A. Love, president of the V aynes ville Music Club, is assisting :n the organization of tho singers in this im mediate vicinity. The second nv eting of the Wavncsville group, vcill be held on Thursday night,- at e:?ht O'clock at the Banti.-t thur- h. Among the plans being f..rniu,ated bv Mr. Nilson and Mr. Herbert is the presentation of the oratorio, "Elijah," using the dramatic inttrpre- tatinri Tknv i homni? 10 liavt inc North Carolina Symphony play accompaniments. the WAVNESMLLE, Funeral For C. C. kchell Held Wed- nesday In Lenoir Was Former Resident Of This Cilv. Druggist Died En route To Waynesville Funetal service- for t i.ai is Chris tian SeheH, of Kings Miunt:i:n. form er r.-sident of Wayne-v jl'e, ueu- held on Wednesday morning a: 11 e'clock. at the First Methodist church, cf Lenoir, with the pastor of the chuich otlieiating. Interment was in the Greenhill cemetery of that nlare. Mr. Schell was the son of Mrs. M. E. Schell, and the late M. F. Schell, of Lenoir. He was a graduate of the I'niversity of North Carolina. He was (he manager of the Summer's I "rug Company, of K:ni:- Mountain, to which ohice be moved from Way iv. -vilb. thiee years ago. lie bad been ill fo,. sometime, and his con dition became critical during the past week. His physician advised that' he be brought to a cooler olinurc, and death eaiiie, while h. was en route to the Haywood County Ho-pital. The active pal'beaiois were the fol lowing from Wavm -vi'le: lr. N. M. Medford, 'W L, FaniMkin. Dr. O. T. Alexander. W. A. Bradley, C. C. I'lott. and Hirrh Ab. l. Tin- honorary pallbearers weio ceifposed of friends from Kings Mountain and Lenoir. Surviving son, Charles Mrs. M. E. sisters: Mrs lanta; Mrs. .' Mount; and aii- bis Schell. Schell, E. D. widow and one Jr.. bis mother, of Lenoir, live Jordan, of At- , W. Ch.-idrind, of Rocky Mrs. Mai r'ison Winkler. Br-iwby. and Miss Helen if Lenoi r ; : wo bvol hers. I, of Newpoi t News. Vu.: Mrs. W. S Schell, all W. A. S.-h and F. Sche of Lenoir. Carrier Pigeon Takes Up At Hyatt &Co. -Lumber Yard What is hcliived to be a carrier pigeon walked calmly into the lum ber olliee of Hyatt and Company Mon day morning.-. After looking things over carefully, permitted Mark Cal loway, olliee man, to pick it up. . On each leg w as a . band -one a metal band r(ading NKA-.VI-Aug., 'M. The other band was of rubber, and had the' number -111)-, on it. The pigeon seemingly was in good health and . not crippled," neither did it show any signs of fear when pick ed up. It is Mark Calloway's intension to feed and care-for the pigeon until he finds out: more about it. L. A. Youn& Caught With 11 Cases "Bond" i Federal officers- and Jackson county officials an-estod F. A. Young, of (his city, last week, and captured a new car with 11 cases of botfled in bond liifcior. The '.federal officers took charge of both the liquor and the car. Dave Turner Is Named Assistant Tax Supervisor Dave Turner has been assistant tax supervisor. Hugh, Leaks. ,''-..' Mr. Turner took over named as succeeding the. duties of the office a few days ag NEW ARKIYAI. IN Mr. and Mrs. Matk P HAY Woo l iKine, dr., an nounce the birth Ann, on June th wood Cour.tv Hi f a daugh' l-'.-h, at ' pi'al. Julia ll..y- cradcatfs o f hi: e y a i: i COL- FECE RETURN HOME Miss Emily 'Palmer ami Mr. Riley Palme''', daughter anil son of Mr. and Mr-. C'.enn C. Palmer, of Clyde, Route One, have ret.uined to their home for the summer vacation. -.Miss Palmer and Mr. Palmer were among .1 ho.-e iriaduating from the lOllege. who re ceived diplomas for the . two year course. Among Our : The .'iilveii i-enn -ul- in t his uii-l,--, iiiK-r. as every mil. an- ililere-liiiy leaililig -wnnliK liile iin'!s-age: and xsorlli) -.'.of iho lime ul Ihi- tiu-icM t'l-r-i'ii- I" i-ad. Ainoiit; llii- s--l.'v ailserti-i'iiieiilH are I he follow ing: - sh'omi s!:criiv I IKST SIX ITON I'asn Two- Aleianili-r'.-i Ding (oi-e Camel 'elgarrltes. r.Uri; Three f;oo(le:ir Tii-e. .xoel (iarase Tav o(i-- Soil Wariiiim (', K. Itay's Sons. Slioc- Pa ire I Ih-re More oiir anil -I'lve "ISii;' esH Sale of Ma -i-'- l-.'irlmenl fa:;e Six IVrsoiutlily neanfy Shop Waller Herbert,' oli-tT The' Food Store C. 1 tUty'f Sons, Shoes Also a Ilre-s Ad. Pace .Seven C. K. Ray's Soiih. with sxx-ial prices. Page Eight Ford, Atx'l'ii Garago A&V Tea Co. Rradley-Pax-is Co. NORTH CAROLINA 1 25 Delegates From Haywood To Attend Democrat Meeting l'hree Townships in County Have Organized. Delegates To Meet Tuesday At ( lde Have den; of 11. Han is, of Canton, pre: the Young lVtiiociats Hay wo, si count v announced yes'.e d.-iy that all delegates i n ention m Raleigh 0 th 1 line state L'S-lli", Tues lock. meet -of all i con inh-ed would meet at the Ciydv Inn, day -nigh:, June L".". at eight o Mr. Harris slated that tins ing would be a genera! caucus county and town.-hip otli.ers. an Vint ion vli and featur the liyde 'iegat ti meeting wi l ring and and rel'resb men! s. ApproNim i v l.i a re e pi II c riits of ;n e. r.iiVi led to i rvmg will be iles as it'' from be'i :, :t h ' belli (if ti i n lial, . vol i s. aliout the same nun 'ier the largi-r Indi-t'iiut loicade ti the stale j. earlv 1'hui tint .c- w ill 1 piai) aie to 11 tile w,.s(. to Raleigh, lay mm ii'.ng a mo i part of i inn here Ibe Hay opera! ing bleb Le le wood i-i-presi ntat with the stall oil I . Alley, is stall Yesterday Mi 1 lari i - a.- chai i n which will nco cs .li e els, of pi es idi m . . Alley named Mi ia i: of t lie com mi . '. i i iiiaieliii to the con nangi s in (be organ cut ion i el ta izat ion s i oils! riii ec , tow Ms iiit,i"n. hip- liac bet n organ -tin- ear-, and all ibe o':'anr.ed within the -. .... 1 1 Mills stated. 1 "vwi-hip Club organ Mason Swearengeii, s. .lack Messer, Moo f.ed thus tai others w ill lie ni' fi w no k V ay lit,-:-v ille izi'.l June bl: prisideiii; Mi pieM'lent; Edwin . I . I i aw foi d, t ri taynes, secretary; usurer. Delegates I o Si. ate Convent unit Ma soil Sweaar oiigen, Mrs. ( arolyn A. Hyatt. - lb avei'dain Township Club, urgan iid ,liine It: (laud .1. McCraclvcli, iieidelll; Mrs. l'aul Kobiiisoil, vice presidi lit; Hunt Bailie, secretary; C. C. Medfi : d, treasurer. )elegate,s to State '.Convention, .lames IF lulerson, Jr., C. C. Mi-dford. - Crabtree .Township flub, oigaliied June 17: Hugh Rogers, president; Miss Ethel Best, vice president.; Mrs, 4 i race liibs, secretary; Marshall Kiilv.iatri.k, tiiasurcr. ' DeleCiites. 1t Slate Convention, Hugh Rogers. Pcail .lustiie, Miirshall. Kirkpalrii k, Young Democrats Of State To Meet In : Raleigh. June. 28-29 The North Carolina cratic I lub will meet vent ion in Kaleijrly, and L'Ptb. The State Y. in iltllg llellio aiinual .nil mi J une liM h Execiil i ve com - mil tee w ill lie cal led lo eons' get lie i- .with the committee'' convention at the Hotel Sir "W Thursday evening, June "J7th, ne, to on (he life) on at MHO P. M . The "' iirincipal ' speaker of 'b casion will be the Honorable Uu Holt, the "Habv" of the Sena! Vest Virginia. Senator II oil is out of the most .out;tiitiding youiig-D.cn)- ocrats, not only in the South, but in' the-ent-iie country. . He seas .elected, defeating an old line )o!i(ician and and stalesnian, lie fore he hail reach ed the alio of ;'.(. He will attain the constitutional age f a iCnited Stater Senator between now and t he - Stale convention. Senator Holt, has. bad otiii-c space in the Senate Olliee Iluilil- ' ing a-'signed to b;m. as well as desk , spa o in i he S( riai o hall, bul mav not I be sworn ih until hi- attains his. .'Iblh birthdiiy, on June ,llo,li. He is said j to be a . speaker of rare chai in, h a j tborougii, ! )iro-adiiiinist rut -bin ;.' Deiiio- crat. and will undoulitedly have a reg ular", appeal to the YoUng Demorf a! -of ;.' -ta'e A number of red-hol cont i oversie. w'ill in all probability, lie slated for :e!ib ration. Mr. Joseph Shaokford, who is now b eated at Weavers il e, was the guest over the week-end of his- -aunt, and: uneb, .Mr. and Mrs., James Atkins. Advertisers riio-l eien I'ne One M.i-vsie Funeral, lloiru- Vo- tiouiiieiiieiil. Page Two Alia 1K.-I Melalb- a-kel t o. Frigid Fluid to Turner Moio -' l u-ki'l t o. ) ' Paan Thr-' -tleToI.-i nil ( ii-kel '. f in K-ri.i I Ca.-lii-t o. t harloto- a fcel Co. ' Pati- f'oiir . V. 7;, Tl'i'inl Siiiiili-rl-ii Railway ;-neral IMeeirii- lie. friKri-.-Hoi-v- .luiiahl-ka Supply . Pace Fise -Waync-wod XI ioa 1 1- Martin Fleetrle Co. Watklim Ches mlcl t o. Mohassk t'aries. Pilar: Six Iliifih .F Sloan Notice (if Iiializallon ISoard Meeiiiw liain- pion Shoe Shoit Ix'Kal Nollr-r---. Vast' Seven 1. A. Howell, lax miimt- visor notice- C. F. Kay's Sons AIk-I's Garage t Ford) Itoyal T'e- w riter CO. 666 I-egaln. I'age Fjglil Standard Oil Co.. and twelve local Standard Dealerti. ' ' . - '.-': -. ' i ' .: Dr. Sherrill Says Special Edition Was Cause Of Him Here "The Special Edition of the Mountaineer was the dividing factor, in my selection of Way nesville as a permanent loca tion," says Dr. 1', M. Sherrill, who recently came to Waynes ville to live. "1 am also glad to state that my wife and 1 are not disappointed, for we find the town and surroundings true to the descriptions." Dr. Sherrill is a native of Nashville, Tenn. He is a gradu ate of Yandci b It I'niversity, of the class of ltt.'ll. For the first two years after having Yaiider bilt, he did. graduate wo' k at the hospital of the I'liiveisity of I'eiili.syU atnia. a. id for the past; two years, be has been the as sistant suigeon at tlv .Stale Hos pital at Coaldale, Finn. Hr. Sherrill will have offices on the first tloor of the Masonic Temple. He and Mrs. Sherrill are now occupying tin1 apart ment if the M. 11. Bowles, ill the Kirkpatrick. Rotary Club To Urge Strict er Law Enforcement ( lul) Votes To Ask Aldermen To Remove "Arrow Sijn" and Kliminate Prod lire Trucks From Streets 'The Rotary .'Club s,.ni the entile program hour at' Friday's meeting in a discussion of the t radio pi oble-nis of the city, and at the coiicliisiun of I lie program a com nil I tei i-omp.ised of President. K. H. Si relcher, .1. W. Ray. and W.'li-mi Medford Wire named !.o ai)i-ai before 1 lie board of ablei ilieii lid piesen! recommendations of the dub. Il w n- 1 be op I M i mi of. I In club I bat 'lie l-irgi,' hi row below the sign which spans;Maiti si i-ocl ul l lie First Nation al Bank corner be road into i he pa i main sign was in accoidirii'; to he n A not hei tin 1 1 er jecl of mill lrdii li' ri mowd out he , is opcm d. ,1. The o-ttirbed. I to be d sohit ion. : ' that was the Mile -ion, w a- i be pi ob m f (.rucks iiarking on the lice's 1 1 1 s o lit i I I ing produce.'" The fad during lip wi'ie that loo and in Ulisigh: ly rinds sveri The sugge pie .-'pace lot for all (bat a fee one eomiiiL1 eoiirse of t he diseussioti 1 hi' t i neks paid no licen-i' many ins! anee- pre-c nled spots, as the poi ling-- and - throwri about he t riirk- . st ion w as made I hat am be provide!-on. miiiii- back sued 1 1 r i o ! u i i I rin ks, and I or license be cha'ged Vm-b-1 t o I osvtl to dil- io- e of I he i i ! - pi llker -liriuicllt out . I In' t bese t l in kers com i nc in load fa t here Ibe fees ish'! (In, "that take tores r away good busitii's-s from : s that pas' taxes and license j remain 'iir, bifines's. and it ! to -t In-Ill. to let the I nickel "-' j to fair in eorni amount wit bout naying a Claude Revis. 18, Drowns In Pigeon I'laude Revis, IX, farmer "f H onion ( Wood county, was Ruck s.wirriiniiig ho -on or Fit Rm-, ivv sect ion. Hay-'., drowrii d jn Dub j e oil the :l'lt'( oil ' rivi-r Mondav. aft in oi li . aboir o'eloek, -- - , Yollll i'' UeS'i- W.as . dl'OW'lled W tl ;!' !i nd' some' young' companions' w ere irig and swiliimiiig at. Ibe Dub i he lie - ' ock p'aee w biell 1- t b uu -ml 1 .,f. '('a.iiloiiV'ii the O 1 ion.' fiii'in. 1 fee! i i i. --liar-sisters. j 'I'll' : W.'l'i-l at - III i- is; ,pla ,- i" deep, - Surviving young, out- and several In. Kevis are Pher- and Officers Capture 20 Gallons In Raid Federal olficci s. Jtoy Heece ; and hn N'orfon, a.-.-isied. by. . Tleputy .! S'li-riff Flnier . I.iowns. of thi.s county, n.i.-tde a raid oti the residence of How ard Hemphill, lit Canton, last Satur day afternoon and found about liO jm of t be "l.onrb d goods." The- svhirkey, . which- ssas in pint and half pint ,!itt!es,, svas concealed uiu'er the porch floor. . The officers i-o captured tsvo men, - who.-e names vvir bill Ti- '- vi:t;. not learned, found in the. llenn-ho'j-e at the time of , the raid. ii5eo , .iinidc' bond hrtre Saturday, is th-. third- ti-. (fssf'.il: raid made era I and c bin lb. int. y oflic'Ts in this past few days.. ', Dr. (ay On Program At Stale Denial .'- '." : " -' :- -V Meet Dr. S. P. Gay returned yesterday from the annual meeting of the North Carolina State r)en.tal Society, which nut a: Flowing Rock. During the course' of the session, Dr. Gay gave a clinic on "Pyor rhoea," using models, x-rays and dem onstrations to present the subjert.-1 . Some 250 dentists of the state at tended the meeting:. Mrs. Gay ac companied him on the trip, Till RSDAY. JI NK 2(1. 193.1 Plans Underway For Larger And Better County Fair Here Committees For Handling Fair This Fall Announced. Work (letting I'nderway County Agent W. D. Smith made tiie follow iiij: statement yesterday re gaining the plans for the county fair: "I'lan.s for the Haywoo.1 County Fair to be held m October haw Ih'vu progressing nicely for the last week or so and we feel safe m assuring the people that We van count on a really good fair this year. It will be nec essary, of course, to have the coop eration of ail he people of the coun ty. Fa, h oae should feel that it is bis fair, and Cel a do'inite r.esorsi bility to niaki it a sinvessfu! .on,. 1 here aie plia.-es or department i which anyone and everyone r;ui i n trdiute exhibits, and we should bi(-.-l now to plan to make exhibits. " lcpart mi ntal direc'-u s for tho arioiis departments iae l'en named by the Fail Association Ihrectois il- lollows: I 'ircct or 1 1 1 recto r Fi ancis. f 1' u 1.1 Crops, 1 1. .1. Boyd, of, Yegetahh s, Henry Piicitor i- of I- i nil -, Ora Cogburn. -lock, J. Medford Ibrictor o f I ,ivc Leal I li l' xx in lu. I Urcvtor of Director 'i and I'lowers, I tin 'dors' t Paul Walker Director. o I'd war',! and Poultry, .1. 11. Reach, if ( li iiaiiw-nlal Plants Will Sheltou. 'f I aimed (iomls, Mrs, and Mr. J. F. Pan. f Clothing, Miss Louise Mis. li,,,. ,i lielio. llircctois of Pantry am! Dairy Sup plies, Mrs. Mui rav I-' rcusou, Mrs. P, R. Noland, Sr., '.Mi s. J. I''. Mann. Diieclois of S, bool '.'Exhibits, llar ned ltoyd, Fines Creek, M. 11. How ies, ayiioss ille, S. . Coiniatser, Clyde, A. ,i. Iluti bins, Beaverdain, I'l of. 1 1 . 1 1 1 s i ' 1 1 , lid llel. Direclois. ,,!' Athletics, Coach Win! head and Coach Weatbeiby. Diieclois of g i' n-ii 1 1 lire and llonio Fcoiioiuics, I. A. -M, I .ra ri. i oi, hi t : ei : 1 1 oiind; , l'i in 1 it, .1 1 ., . Will Slu lion. 1 b Sm it b. ". A'b oi isinr , I'l l ee, .1,., and . P' l 111 1 U III I .1 I , Shelion. and Mi Carnival and 'Cm (i- Riiss, T. I ell, W D. Smith, . K Wi ul., I Mill . Hrailles. V. I . Smith. W II -. .1. M . I ong. liiiti i t liniin nt, W .; Cll I II, J. II. II"W Mi-. Paul Walker. '!. I . will In- adoed ',. in com iiiittei -. Waleh toi aiinouiieemi iii. i n the' ,ia pi'-r l'i 1 1 in ' 1 1 mi- lo j mil . Aslieville Man Is Fatally Injured In Wreck Near ('anion A broken steering gear 'was blam ed for the -death of J. Robert Ray, 2 yi ar-old. printer, -of Aslieville, sshieh resulted in an automobile accident early Monday morning about a mile ea-t ul' ('anion oii lligbwav No. Kb Tin car was .-hurled', .through .. (he guard rail and dn.swi an IS-foot. eni bankmorit.. V. I',. Hailes. who was said to liiive I h i ri dnving the car, and tsvo. young wohwn. were injured. Ray w-as carrieil (o an sheyille bo-pit:.', and be lini" 1 1 u lint i! late rloiiday a,( ei noon. l-lxaniina i-lms showed h" was seveiely injured in-t-;rnaHy. IXJl ALIZATI0N BOARD MEETING j p.- I: e-t ;ng .a. d of daily n;" 1: I pi' ' "The s L' ' ve'n ill of ' he . s coriimi.-sionei; are .' io 'o- : r taxpayers pe.'-Iy .'i-.'i'-isi d for ledilb of the oV!!- w l.' l iiivii' -hip- isiio. al!:. dvertisineii! "it cord M-dion of -this. Tb- 1 i a lllOi ,s a- an e'UiaH.a: ion .. r-j. r ! on -. e .a a on; v ' ime t bat S'a.luat ioii :caii :b( iiiadt- a reiitiest -nr. and 'his is tl . reli ' f from excess changed, The board t hat t b:- schedule, be n ' dor that ample .adheW'd to as i inn- In- jfiVi'ii to irig before them. i pci'son appear- Suits For Taxes To Beidn July 1st hoard of (.-(im ini: - i r-. through Tax. Suii'-rvi.soi- I ). A . II isve ! : n-iiouric-e this week that srrts svil! 'h",' h .Im'v first . against all persons v. ho have f iilerl io p-iy 1 K' . t .-rx-es oj- ;;.iy 0- ' it t-iye-. - 'l b.- ' km' 1 ! ! JUi.! - ,in;ik(-v it lira'-ii'a-'i! v tha V he i.i'st:t'ij'-.d. and the- of-- ticiais are giving ssi '' i:.".' -tnrougti t hi'- ad vi rtisbig ctilunTs ' I'.- tH' i : i rjf-t hp'.ie.', suits will- F.ab6ii. ; whi- h will. ! a to t'h.e pi i ach. eo-t r the 1. 11 to !!:' :i: .'ivi r. ' . I'ror.itit --e'tb rrcnt i- being' jirp-i 1 y 'he o!!ieia'.-. THVMTHER OFFICIAL WEATHKU KFPOI'.T Date Max; : M r l'i : .'.84.. -, -'1 11. '"-. RI .'' " .' I.- . , . --' r t li ':-- -'. 71 .-'- 17 - - 0 ' ''..-' -TO 13-'-"" . - 1 '''".;' " Pi i9 -..: ' ' 87 .. ci