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THE MOUNTAINEER, WAYNESVILLE, N. C JTHURSDAY, jL l v Hazelwood News HONORS HUSBAND Mr.-. L. ('. Wail'it-11 enUTtaiiu-d a number uf friends Mmi'lay evening in honor of her husband's birthday anniversary. Of lev a very pleasant evening the fruests gathered in the dining room where a lovely borthday cake of pink and white with pink candles served as a centerpiece. A delicious ice course was served. Thse present were Mr. and Mrs. Tom I!la- lock, .Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Kobinson, Mr. and Mrs. John Hlalock ami Mr. and Mrs. Sam Knight. Mrs. (;. ( . Sumniei riw, and Mrs. ifJeorne Walls left Friday for New- poit News, Ya., where they wi.l spend a week or ten days visiting their sons, Rui'us arid Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White and email daughter, of Henderson, spent the week-end with 'Mrs. White's sis ter, Mrs. Will Wanton. -h Mr. and Mrs. Claude Davis and Mrs. ('. S. Davis are visiting in Kob- binsville this week. Those composing a fishing party to Kobbinsville this week Were Kev. J. M. Woodard, Leonard and Tal madge Woodard and Bud Blalock. Mr. and Mrs. Hai ry Anderson and children, of Charlottesville, a., ar rived Saturday to spend this week in town at the home ot Mrs. W. A. Whitner. ,Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Snyder left Sunday for a week's visit in Harlan, Ky., with their daughter, Mrs. R. H. Dempsey, and Mr. Dempsey. Mr. G. B. Woodard has as his guests over the week-end, Mrs. G. B. Wood ard, of Erwin, Tenn., and Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Woodard and (laughter, Elinor, of Erwin. Kenneth Davis, of Leaksville, will They Say C. W. KL'SSKI.L, Clyde, Route "Btcause of the lack of iain, it 1 like the potato crop will be hurt, yet corn is not hurt." J. M. LONG "I -pent !JU a sidution to fight June bugs on golf course with. I'm doing thing 1 can to give the folks tile course in the state, regardless co-t. 1 ,oks As for the verv best of (go tu (Elutrrli mtfmy THESE DEALERS WILL SERVE YOU TO ENABLE "Happy Motoring" W, Mark Howell DELLWOOD ROAD We Will. Please You With Our Service, and Standard Products Will Please Both You and Your Car. Kssolclie Ksso KssolubC W.L Hardin, Jr. COMMISSION AGENT WAYNESVILLE 1 I ;ohibo Watkins Chevrolet Company, Inc. Sales Service "Its Wise To Choose A Six" WAYNESVILLE Kssolclie lOs-oInlie Standard Esso Station DILL HOWELL, Manager Phone-911 Asheville Road Kssolonc Dssolube Caldwell's Service Station DELLWOOD ROAD Come in Please Drive Out Pleased Col d I) rinks Essolone rHo Kssolube Medford Service Center At Entrance Southern Assembly Prompt Courteous Service Ren dered At Both Places COURTESY CARDS HONORED EsMolene Esso Essolube Vaughn Palmer DELLWOOD ROAD Cold Drinks Tobaccos See Us For Real Service HARRY M. HALI. ' I'l. in the time the paper got off 'lie press 1 have people coming in wanting to see the hand-made guitar the paper men tioned last week. I'eople sure read your paper." 'Anti-Loafing" Powder Not Spread By Post Office In last weikV issue of The Moun taineer, the statement was made that post office officials had put a powder out on the steps and curbing ;;t the building here. The officials knew nothing about the sulphur being spread out. The work was done by a person or persons wanting to keep loafing negroes away from the steps and walls at the post o flier, In every instance the sulphur has kept the step clear of loafers. (!'. S. To the person putting the sulphur down, the last batch is about gone how about putting some more out?) ( , , BOX SUITER WAVNE.SVII.LE METHODIST Raul Hardin, Jr., Pastor; We feel that we have an un.-ua. musical treat for our member. s and friends Sunday evening. We are de lighted to have a.s our guest artist Mr. A. Froioluiiu, violinist and di rector of the orchestra of the hi. an ger theater of Chicago. You art cor dially invited to hear him. The church school assembles at a. m. Mr. Hugh Sloan, super intendent. t huuh service.-, with ,-i-mii .n.- by the pastor, at 11 a. m. and. p. The young people meet at in '-he evening. Let us Isear in mind the tact that services will U- conducted in our church from July :juth through Aug. 11th by the iKev. Oipsy Smith, Jr. We welcome you to all services at 'he Methodist church. ; ait ( huuii in the Mountains" EPISCOPAL Kev. Albeit New, Rector, -jix.tv, July Tth .VMo. 10 A. M. Confirmation Instruction la-s for tlm.-e to ' be confirmed by 'i.-hoi. Gri -bin ilex: month, Augu.-t. 11 A. M. Choral Celebration of the Eucharist and sermon by the Rectoi. Everybody cordially invited to all mi' services. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH The Dell wood Epworth League will give a box supper at the school there Saturday night. The proceeds to go for the Brevard College scholarship of the organization. BETTER COMICS The comic pages of the Baltimore Sunday American now appear in full sized pages. They're so much easier to read and the colors are brighter. Ask your favorite newsboy or news -dealer for vour copy of the BALTI MORE SUNDAY AMERICAN every week. be at home this week with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Davis. ... Mrs. Rodney Shields returned to her home last week after a visit with her paremts, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, of Marysville, Tenn. Mrs. Claude Singleton and small son, of Ro'bbinsville, are visiting this week with friends. Mrs. Eailous Ilamm and baby ar rived last week for a two weeks' stay at. -I lie home of Mr. and Mrs. John Scates. ( RABTREE MEHODIST Revival rei vices will get underway Sunday at the Crabtree Mi tholi.-t church, with Rev. Rem'.ert D. McNeer, jiiofessor of religious education at Brevard College, pi caching. Rev. W. M. Ro.jbins, pastor, urges th-.t tiK public attind these services. WAVNESVILLE When you're feeling .-.h t of weary And vacation time rolls 'round, You don't know just the place to go, Nor what there may be found E'en though you may live east oi west, South or north we'll say, Visit in this little town I'll wager that you'll say Life is full to over-flowing; Loving hearts and friendly hands, Ever make each day grow blighter, And revive your faith in Man. Lenore Bliss Hayes, Rockifield, 111. Rev. Howard V. Lane, Pastor. Fourth Sunday al.er Pei)Uco-t. Morning Masses at i:30 and 11 o'clock. Sermon by the pastor. Ben ediction of the Blessed Sacrament after the last Mass. Morning Mass and devotions on Fridaj morning at i :3J. All are welcome to these services. FULL-SIZE1) COMICS You'll like the new full-sized conlic pages of the Baltimore Sunday Amer ican. The pictures are larger and are so much easiei to read. IKmiand the Baltimore Sunday Aiv'i ijan eack week. Your favorite newsboy or newsdealer has your copy. Black Widow Spider Found By Mrs. Kelley Mrs. Sam Kelley found on her front porch last week, one of the "hour glass" which identifies the black wid ow spider. The spider is cajsing con siderable misery in Oklahoma, there having been several deaths already attributed to the bite of the insect. Mrs. Kelley brought the spider to The Mountaineer office and to several places in town. The spider in easily identified by the blood-red "hour glas.s" on the under side. WANT ADS WANTED Small business with liv ing quarters, in town or on high way. Write box 5111, Biltmore, N. C. " HOW ABOUT having your dog vac cinated ag'ainst ralbies by a li censed veterinarian, onlv $1. H. B. Osborne, Clyde. N. ('.. llpd WANTED: Man to start in business selling widely-known products to satisfied consumers. Com plete line. Largest companv: es tablished 1889. BIG EARNINGS. No capital or experience needed. Write for free particulars. Raw leigh's, Box N'CG-245-1, Richmond, Virginia. Laxative combination folks know is trustworthy The confidence thotuandi of parents hr In good, old reliable, powdered Tnedford's Black-Draught has prompted them to get the new Syrup of Black-Draught for their children. The grown folks stick to the powdered Black-Draught: the youngsters prclKil.ly prefer It when they oiagrow thflT childish love of sweets. . . Mrs. c. W. Adivm.-.. of Murray, Ky., writes: "I have us'd Thedford's Black-Draught (powder) about thirteen years, taking It for bilious ne:s. Black-Draught acts well and 1 am alums pleased with the results. I wanted m (.nod, reliable laxative for my children. I Irjve found Syrup of Black-Draught to b; Just that." LACK-DRAUGHT Ba'sam Street, S. 8 30' Y. 240 feet, more or Ls , to a stake, Northwest comer of io; No. 3-d in Block XVI, and run- ther.ee with the line of said ui S. !'- ftet to a stake: iher'.e N.'f- o0' E. about 200 feet to a "'stake at the South margin of Geor gia Avenue; thence with said mar gin of -aid Avenue 104 feet, more or less to the BEG.NNING, being a par- of Block XVI of Grimball Park, as per survey and plat of J. N. Shool bred, Dec, lt22, and recorded in Map Book "B," Index "G," office of the Rpp-ister of Deeds of Haywood Coun ty, North Carolina. ' SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING at a -take in the Cole line at the North margin of the paved treet, being op posite and near the Southeast cor ner of lot No. of the AV. H. Cole sub-divi.-ion, and runs thence with the West line (jf said lot and with the West line of lot No. 3ti, N. 4.V W. about 170 feet to a stake, cor ner between lots Nos. .'i'l and 37; thence with the line between said lots N. 73" 15' E. ") feet to a stake; thence S. 10 4." E. aaout 180 feet to a stake at the e :ge of the pave ment; thence with the margin of the pavement in a Westerly direction 100 feet to the BEGINNING. Being lots No.-. 34.35 and the West NOTICE OK TRUSTEE'S SALE On Monday, July 2i, 1935, at eleven o'clock A. M., at the Court House door in Waynesville, Haywood Coun ty, N'orth Carolina, I will offer for sale, at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, the .following-': de scribed property m the town of Ha .elwood, more particularly bounded a. fol'ows: URST TRACT: BEGINNING at a stake at the intersection of the South margin of Georgia Ave nue with the Eastern mar gin of Balsam Street; and runs thence with said mairgrri of said Alert Property Owners Are Taking Advantage Of Our Feature Service Analysis Of Their Insurance Needs. Why Not You? No Obligation. Bradley-Davis Co. INSI ItAXCE Hi:.L IvSTATi: KKXTALS Telephone 77 frn portion d the lands of V 'i: vey and plat :;.; Staver, and ., "A," page i -of Deeds of H..-, .-. er with a mi,,.'. lot and the p., . Sale made- mj-. sale in a deed' B. K. Miller an.;" to A. T. War,, $523.00 to Bur' April 27, Ktiu, a 32, page 121. H,. Trust of Hayw. ., , This the 2tt- da A. d. Xo. 3H3 Ju!v - Waynewooil THEATRE ednevda , July ; "Times Square Ladv u ith IJnViot-t 'I'.,, I i ... J nruc-e Thursday, ,Juv ) "TheHoosier Schoolmaster'' Friday, July i "Devil Is A Woman' Saturday, July fi "Neath Arizona Skies" Monday and Tuesday, July jJ "Private Worlds" Wednesday. July. 10 "Four Hours To Kf Shows at 7:1") and 9:13 Admission 10c and 25c SHOES Whether for Men, Women, Children WILL COST YOU LESS AT C. E. RAY'S SONS SIGN THE SIGN OF 'Nappy Hloteiincj! Emblems of quality and symbols of service., the Esso signs which dot the highways and thor. oughfares from Maine to Louisiana ; ; identify the 30,000 dealers and stations known as ESSO MARKETERS who serve as authorized representatives of the world's leading petro leum organization; wmmm A! Here's a combination that certaialy assures the height of "HAPPV MOTORING." Aerotype ESSO or ESSOLEN T . . for extra mileage power pick up and speed . . Long-lasting ESSOLUBE . . to keep your motor running sweet anJ smooth no matter how hard jou tax it . . Dependable ESSO STATION SIR VICE . i always at hand to provide every courtesy and attention jou could wish for Available, also . . ATLAS TIRES, CATV TERIES AND ACCESSORIES fullv guaran teed and subject to adjustment or replace ment by any authorized outlet from coast to coast. ESSO MARKETERS RADIO I listen to Guy lombordo and hit toya CaM" very Monday night 7 to 7:30 EaiUrn J'ondB.rd Tim l?RonAl1!)lf! yosel of tke Esso Touring Service Bureaus . . AvZesZ oil 7 261 A"" Kington, D. C; and 2134 St. Charles me individual I' . ' ? W'th0Ut Chargt exPerts P"viJ' travel information, plan trips and stations-accurate maps, up-to-the-minute road and weather reports; free air and water; clean rest rooms. STANDARD O I L Methodist Assembly Station LAKE JUNALUSKA (Near Assembly Auditorium) Claude Medford, manager "Our Service Always Satisfies" Kenneth Lowe SOCO GAP ROAD I extend a welcome to all my friends to stop for complete - Service C O M P A N Belle-Meade Super O . CM f service station H. B. Milner. nron. HAZELWOOD PHONE 9164 All Modern Tourist Cabins v Manufacture Native Wood. Nov elties and Furniture. O F N E W Walker Service Depot and Branner Ave. 24-HOUR SERVICE C. C. Walker, owner-manager Standard Esso Station T031 i-f- . Phone 91 S',": 1935 -'-"j't.