AfGtST 22, 1935
fpA Program Out-
eVH Bv Adminis
gA. Coan, Jr.
coo
Around $25,-
Si v--'
yed As Desireabie
Bv Mr. Coan
t,i The Mountaineer.)
THE MOUNTAINEER, WAYXESVTivr N. C.
Au.uiiiaiKAiUK ; 1 1
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-uf-, an address before
l runVina County Commis
-VrWa:!on at Wrightsville
ss .. viministrator, George
ft " t- oJtlinea m simple
p. a i:s
and purpose of
-s Administration,
be carried
the security of a
. Pi-.,irye
l' -...aL-e might
.' '.:. nf the counties
f V,.K Cl
fr('fr'1' n'i0rp understanding of the
'."Jram to transfer workers
r, ;i:. to
fo. i., .vt twelve months.
.'fff-.i-t is bein made- stated
, Toan. to sneed
1 i 1 ... . L. o ts aa, ii
gIU UegUl a i-inj
t'rr:-:'.. flRwj ha. been completed.
3,01)0,000 in projects has
SS and approval. The ap
of -hce projects will lmme
5 place thousands of North
Sate
d over
Slrvlinn with the
R.ambler
GEORGE W. COAX, JR.
Carolina workers on Works Progress
-luiiiinisiraiion pay roils.
District offices for the state have
been located in Elizabeth City, New
Bern, Raleigh, Favetteville. Greens
boro, Winston-Salem, Charlotte, and
Asheville, with a district director anil
administrative staff familiar with
for th,-
Would v,
past few days this column
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I'i. . ... , vi.,., niuufil
llOU,,,! ll'W- r-,I!v hPPH h-,nin., !,...
" I I I ;1S
I cVt-r
.-loud:
s an-i
- siir,
fthv:
':i;r
lr...
.1
mt ilv wettest
merchants h.;,, . . ,h
wiU prolyl, ly i,,t, shining hri-h
the time tins :s printed l )u
man tnakinu i !.;,. ,, raver the
clay. . .it w.u so i,,..lUt;rui:v an,
Iy done I thought it must ht
minent 'miniMer. . l'h,,'k,
sw. . .and it w.,s :aw
new flock if initials. . x y
National Y.mih Administr.ui.
Always sonietudy who w;in's to mo I
11 !l :l liTTl t.ini ..I . . '
Orleans. , an.l u. S..IV lln',.v
Lons will l,e ..ur next pres'nlertt.
but another man fr. ni the s:inu oi:v
says nix. . .It seems th.ir pvurvi,,,,!,.
is trying to invest monev in md!
form of annuity these tinvs. . but
they'll soon bo laximr that too .
L.om or people contuse the two words
enect and eneet. . .and so do I
e re not so modern. . .Louis, the
sixteenth, had a forty million dollar
i year deficit.
"Smilo 'Vhe m?U .,v.."
story.
With Robbing Circus
riiion
The l.ieav,.. I.;.i;.
ville is iivel.ip:!ic
resit1i-nti.il d;::i,-;
rivle out from t-iun
takes time ami men
tractive lawns and
bi'ry. ;
' l-eaunful
nrtli the
'.: mnv. It
!;- dui'e at
::ful slirub-
Hainpioii inn lav H.U
lurniiii; away kiu'-i I'm- -,i;i
vivkri. And I heard a louiisi
hrittteiiiK on a meal she B,t in
llrysou City Iho tnher day.
They were an elderly c-ur.'le. stand
ins side by side. When -hr turr.e.i
and noticed that he was stivjiL,- into
space and his mouth slightly ..,ji,-u
slie g-ave him a lieUt but km: upin-i
cut to the Jaw. He closed h;s mouth
I CAN BACK UP
A WHAT TH ATHLETES
M SAY CAMELS NEVER
INTERFERE WITH
MY CONDITION '
AND I GET A LIFT'
WITH A CAMEL TOO
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CYRIL R. HARRISON
7-Coal Polo Star
ARCHITECT
E. M. Johnson
r
SCHOOL CLOTHES
For Bovs Girls Teachers
SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR
Value Quality - Style
C.E. Ray's Sons
IT'S THE
Pe r n is we a t
That Causes All The Trouble!
Halitosi
YOUR
sis and "Pink Toothbrush"
be entirely cured, (if you ever had either of them).
MJ not suffer from athlete's foot, but if you con
eto wear clothing
Saturated With Prespiration
YOURE GOING TO HAVE "B. O" AND
PLENTY OF IT
You ' ' .
, fUarc(best friends won't tell you that this is so, but it's
to k. ' and ,he nly way to prevent such a condition is
nave Jour clothes
Cleaned and Pressed At
Regular Intervals
And that's h
one of th fiW re We come into the picture we operate
ft's secti St and m0St modern dfy cleanin? plants in
sinec. ,n' and we kow the dry cleaning and laundry
,ess from A to Z.
WayneswUe Laundry, Inc.
BOYD AVENUE
Willi llio ixissihlo exi eptliiu nf
Hie assassination of Lincoln 1
doubt if the death of a pulilic
character over t-reau'd nmro in
mont than that of Will Holers.
Men who man the wrecking triu-Ui
do a rush business ilurinir wet spells
like the one we've had during the
liast week. I've seen them untanlin;;
three accidents in the last few das.
and there have been others. Any tn"
will skill if the road is slick enoiiith
There aren't many children at
the I'lcdiiionl hut they're an at
tractive hunch. And ttie ve oi
everylKHly up there layin- jnck
stones. Kveu I'aul Hyatt
That wan a pretty pood , :n-toon in
the current marine. Tin re had been
an aooident and when the internes
tried to put the victim in the ambu
lance there wasn't room the ambu
lance was full ,.f lawyers:
SoikcImmI) said that l:lijuh made
his prayer entirely loo rcalixlr
at the Ike last t'rlria
in-, prayer tor rain u;i
ed .'did Iiiih:
ntiMit
ans or-
'
in
Theso and oihei- il animals uill he
anion vl.ei, Tl. I'aiuoiis Kohl.in', t ircus s,s
"in'ii next .Monday
problems coufrontinsr their respectivi'
. - mniunities.
On an approved YVPA project, the
Ki.ierai Government wi'i pay the
total labor cost and other 'than labor
cost.-, including materials, rental of
equipment, etc.- tip to twenty per
cent cf labor costs. Ail projects must
ha've.the spon-oi'-hip of a local gnv-i-rniiit'iitiil
ajrtn'cy, such us board of
commissioners, aldermen, etc, with
careful consideration heinjr Ltiven to
the type of. project, that it may be
of useful and , permanent benefit to
the community, and at the same lime,
he of a nature that the community
can furnish adequate labor of
a type suitable lor the completion
of the project. All projects under
the PVVA supervision will 'be com
pleted with funds allotted at the time
of approval.
Especially desirable projtcts to
submit for 'P. consideration are
sanitation and drainage, tanh to
market -roadways, rural recreation
playgrounds, airports, school build-
mps and also gymnasiums where the
total does not exceed $2i,00l, stated
Administrator Coan.
Ninety per cent of workers on WPA
protects, will be selected trom relict
rolls, and only one -member of a fam
ily may be employed simultaneously
on work projects. : To be eligible for
work on VPA projects, it is neces
sary that registration be made with
the U. S. Re-employment Service, ofli
ct.s which are located through the
state, as all workers will be drawn
from U. S. Re-employment rolls. WPA
workers in Xorth Carolina will re
ceive the Security Wage, ranging
from $19.00 per month of 140 hours
for skilled labor, to $39.00 per month
professiomal and technical workers.
on WPA projects.
While work projects are given first
consideration, adequate provision 's
made to assist other members of the
f. mily, with C C. Camps to care for
youths, and an educational program
to assist needy students.
It is the desire of Works Progress
Administrator Coan, that North Car
olina'' obtain its tullhare of the red
era! grant, and that the money thus
obtained be used in a way that will
be of permanent benefit to the state
and assist the recovery of business
to a point whe.e every WPA worker
will be able to. obtain permanent .'Work
in private: industry.
; Mr. Coan requested individuals, local
civic groups, municipalities: and state
rianizations to .irtake a epm.rV.e-te
investigation of WPA possibilities
and offered the services of. his state
and district staff to assist those in
terested in obtaining full information
reg:'rding the WPA program.
mm
The Mountaineer
February 1 wa :
hditoi
Last rebruary-1 '.was -si n; to Wa-
ni'sville to .lo mountain' nii.iotiary
work for The Sal vat ion Aimv in this
section of the slate, 1 ja(- jun lin
ished my lirst si inoml;- work here,
and would like t -'. trive the ligures to
the public, jiinl ih.ank .;very one who
lias given tin it sutipor; to this work.
1 have two well, nre-anizoil Smidnv
school.-, at Shclton Laurel and Hurri
cane, with an average weekly attend
ance of T." at each ldaee. have con
ducted 72 religious services in the
couny school houses and churches,
held Hi 'open air services, distributed
oOO religious bonks and magazines,
.spun ,r)l," hours in visitation from
house to house, with 22 hospital calls,
distributed .TJ0 garments of clothing,
5 - pair's', of shoes to needy families.
We have' held three revival campaigns
wi'h r.j professions.
I find there i.s a great work to Uc
done, extending God's kingdom among
the mountain people who live too far
away from the church, we cannot
measure the Work that has been, -done
this short time by the few above fig
ures. St. James says, "He that con-
verteth a sinner from the error of his
way shall save a soul from death, and
shall hide a multitude of sins."
In His Service,
MISS CIX'lL BROWN,
Captain.
Box 57, Waynesvillo, August 20.
PLACING TIIK TOMATO
KICHMONIi, Va The Virginia
Supreme Court of - Appeals ha.s de
cided mat the t.'inato is a fruit, not
a vegetabli. Tin issue was pre
sented in connection with a lower
' " : ruling excumg -em .iV-;
duty a talesman who had explained j
fh.it he were busy, pickinsr tomatoes. I
file law exempts
t i ll it growe
i:arcs',rng hi
conter,; on of
coai.i apply
The higher ci
in ito ili'iim; a
herb widely
from service "any
while actively engaged in
s crops," ;l,i it was the
the appellant that it
o a vegetable grower,
un ; pointed to this to
il "A South American
cu'l ivaled. usually, as
an annual for its fruit.
Hospital
News
DECORATION OF CEMETERY
Decoration day will bo observed at
the Crabtree Parker chapel Meth
diet church, Saturday, August 24th
it has been announced. The decora
tion will he held all day with a picnic
dinner bung teatu'ed at the noon
hour. A general invitation i- extend-
to nil l .,H,,,,,1 I
ALL NEW, DOUBLY. ENLARGED
TWICi: ITS FORMER SIZE
CANTO N
ONE DAY ONLY
MONDAY
AUGUST...
2
ADMISSIONS
Mrs. L. A. Young. ,
Mrs. Mark Putnam,
Mrs. Oscar Smathers. .
Miss Lillian Bremer.
Mr. Hobert Pressley.
Mrs. N. C. Pope.
Mis Martha Mck.
Betty June McCracken.
Mr. Alonzo Warren.
Mr. Ither Thompson,
Miss Effie Leatherwood.
Mr. M. B. Murray. ;
; DISMISSED
Mr. Ither Thompson.
Mr. Alonzo Warren.
Betty June McCracken.
Miss Annie May Amnions,
Miss Mazie Shuler.
Mr. Howard Norris.
Miss" Christine Medford.
Mr. Mack Cathey.
Mr. Clifford McGee.
Mrs. Etta Morgan.
Mrs. R. B. Gibson.
Mrs. Ernest Earlev.
Mr. G. W. Noland.
Mrs. Clyde Roberts.
Master Lee Parks.
"'..''. :
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On Monday, September H!, VM, at
eleven o'cloclv, A. M.. at the court I
he use. door in the town of Waynes-J
ville, Haywood ( ountv, North -Caro
lina, I will sell at public outcry, to the
highest bidder for cash, the fVinwing
lands and premises; , .
iH'.iji.v.vi.Mi at a -sarvjte' tree at
SiiilweH's Branch, and runs N. '8'."
E. 74 poles to a small black oak on
top of a ridge; thence with the mean
ders of the ridge, N. 27 1 2 W. 3D
poles; thence '. 17 ' W. 12 poles to
a small lot os upright rocks on a
ridge; thence N. H' W. 14 pules:
thence N. 22'" . 11 poles to a Span
ish oak: on a ridge; thence b. 70' .
If! poles to- a maple on a branch;
thence W. 80 poles to a small Spanish I
oak on top of a ridge; thence with the)
ridge as it .meanders, S. ('" W. 16
poles; thence S. 3 E, 20 poles ; thence
S. 13 V E. 4V poles to a sourwood on a
riage; thence S. 7S E. 83 Vs poles to
the BEGINNING, containing 51 acres.
Zi acres on West side of branch,
v and JhU acres on Ea.st side of branch.
I Being the land deeded to Joseph
Sanford by L. McElroy and wife,
Cenia Mchlroy, May 10, 15)06.
Sale made pursuant t o the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
of trust executed by S. C. Haney and
wife, Hester L, Haney, dated April
tst, iy.ii, and recorded in Book 23,
page 200, Uecord fo Deed of Trust
01 Haywood County,
This the 16th day of Augusr, 19.'i
JERRY -M. MAS.SEY,
Trustee.'
No. 380 Aug 22-2y-Sept. 5-12 I
Nv wallacA
-M if ) Ol AND Hl$ I!
y J I Sll. AFRICAN j
STEEL ARENAW
50 FEATURE ACTSv
I
: NOTfC'I"
All persona -will hereby take notice
that the undersigned will apply to the
Parole and Pardon Commissioner for
a parole each 'having-'' been convicted
in the Police Court of the Town of
Canton, Xorth Carolina for operalini?
a bawdy house and sentenced from
said Court for a term of Beven months
in the Haywood County Jail, pendina
completion of the State House of Cor
rection at Raleigh, North Carolina.
All persons desiring to protest the
granting- of 'a parole to each nf the
undersigned will make thit fact known
to said Commissioner of Paroles, Ral
eigh. Xorth Carolina.
This 14th day of August, 1935.
Connie Haney
Reba Ramsey. .
No. 379 Aug. 15-22. .
Performances Sponsored By
Champion Y. M. C. A. Skeet Club
Get Your Tickets Early
NOW OX SALE AT Y. xM. C. A.
SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE
"REX"
Famous Movie Dog and Company Direct From Hollywood
ADMISSION PRICES REDUCED
Children 25c-Adults 35c
CIRCUS GROUNDS
Champion Ball Park
2 Performances Afternoon 2:13 Night 8:00