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NO. 35
WAYNESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1933
SMS "wSPMSns
Two O'o'T ,
1 und To Federal
Court For Murder
u Cherokee Indians Being
i..-An Tn Swain
Held ior -"U1U" . .
County
Last Week
, ra'houii and Allen Long,
' rrtrokee Indians, were bound
November term of Feder-
Rrvon City without bond
i1 ?5faV Commissioner W. T.
S!S; tore 'Monday, charged with
S. ; ;er 0f Westly Driver, 64, who
"hpBrvson City nospnai oun-
&d ne . is.v, fim iniurieo al-
J,gle been inflicted by Cal-
T. dea'hbed statement, Driver
15 ; a-' Calhoun hit him in the
! j ni'i'a rock, following an ar
morer ix cents, which Driver
ST't. have won in a bow and ar-
shootin? contest, engagcu m
said to hav chased the
..-fiiateiv antr me omaj.
w into the woods to await
.he two left before coming out.
Sherff J. H. Sea, of Swain county,
.j g' H. Martin, of Bryson City,
td of' visiting Driver in the hospital,
i tnU the same storv as was
U in the deathbed statement. The
jefer.cants were arresieu uy oucuu
and leaped in jail.
'r o r.orricnn TI. S. orobation and
Lie' office of this district, testi-
Wthat he talked to Lainoun in jan
g fee admitted throwing the rock
itoli hit Driver. Long has been on
ration. ': , , , ,
I E, Lepseier. special deputy on
reservation, told of events leao.-
..nnfnthe fatal affray, as garnered
by him after an investigation.
Hie two detenaants maae no staie
itnt concerning the case, although
Atrwre informed of all proceedings
jr Goliath George, an interpreter.
Former Senator Roy Francis, now
lErtant district attorney, represent
ee government in the case.
Several Cherokees were present ax
:ie hearing.
biintv Agent Can
Get Lime For $2.50
(By R. H. Grouse. Assistant County
.Vent.)
Flora time to time we. have been
tied about agricultural lime. We
km arrangement made WtitWby we
get me .oo.-e lime laid down in
ftltesrle- or Canton for $2.50 per
Bit is shipped to Canton in carload
e would have to unload it (li
wtly from the tar as we do . not
to a ;:dir.L' .mice- available to un-
aioc. We liian tn hnvp ctispc wnrV.
l out h-e in Waynesville, whereby
ttn w -.tie !:me on hand at. all
K)VJ plan to use lime this fall
winter we shall be glad to have you
"(nyou want if a . ,0-1,7 nAeetKlA-
- ... c"J J co jyosiwiv,
Canton's Labor Day Program
SUNDAY, SEPT. 1st
7:30 P. M. Band concert Open Air Religious .-mice? Music
by Canton church choirs Address by Rev Paul
Hardin.
MONDAY, SEPT 2nd
9:00 A. M. Tennis tournament Y. M. C. A. Courts Fred
Mitchell in charge.
Horseshoe Pitching Champion Park A. C. Gar
den and G W. Clark in charge.
Skeet Shooting at Allen Farm L. A. Hartshorn in
charge.
Band Concert Champion Park.
10:00 A- M. Field and Track Events High School Athletic
Field A, J. Hutchins in charge.
10:30 A, M. Swimming Contest Y. M. C. A. Pool Wallace
Wheeler in charge.
11:00 A.M. Band Concert Champion Park.
Address by Hon. Fred B. Helms of Charlotte, N C.
Daylight Fireworks.
12:30 P. M. Folk Singing Contest Champion Park Mr. B. L.
Lunsford in charge.
1:00 P. M. Soft Ball Games High School Field P. L. Cog
burn and Lee Campbell in charge.
3:30 P.M. Baseball Games High School Field Mooresboro
vs. Canton WW. Sorrells in charge.
Exhibition of Piope-spinning by Rodeo Club R. E.
Lawrence in charge.
4:00 P. M. Harmonica Contest for boys under 16 Champion
Park B. L. Lunsford in charge.
4:30 P. M- Hog-calling contest for men and women Cham
Park T. L. Jamison in charge.
5:00 P.M. Nail-driving Contest for ladies Champion Park
Frank Smathers in charge.
6:30 P. M. Band Concert Champion Park.
7:45 P. M. Square Dance and String Band Contest Champion
Park B. L Lunsford in charge.
9:00 P. M. Fireworks Display Champion Park.
10:00 P. M. Round Dance Armory Sponsored by Junion
Woman's Club.
Cafe Owner "Goes
Home" For Lunch
Anyone interested in oiienmg
a cafe in a small town just beyond
Ashcville should get in touch with
Walter Crawford or Allen Sutton,
who had n most unusual exei
ienee Monday.
Arriving in the town about noon
tired and liunpry they made
for the only cafe in the town,
and when they pot there it ws
closed, as the owner and opera
tor had gone home "for lunch."
in order that we may get it her for
YOU. ;
IN CHARGE OF PROGRAM
CONVENIENT
LOW PRICED
On Our
Prescriptions
You may be certain that
your prescription will be
filled exactly as ordered
by your doctor if you
call upon us.
PROMPT
EFFICIENT
pi , W
A Few Of Our Many Real Values
$1.00
es
79c
B' C. Or Stanback
15c
11.00
Cardui
69c
Pint
Milk of Magnesia
29c
50c
Jergins Lotion
37c
KOTEX
19c
3 I . -v
liiivp H.-irriH. cf Ciritnn. is chriir
nian of th Labor Day I'lot'ram. H'
ifif'S that (-vervihiiif; is .n re;nlin-s?
f' r the sala affair.
Hazelwood News
' Mrs. T. G. Miller, of Bievard, spent
.'Thursday, and Friday of last week
in town vitir.g relatives and friends.
E!d Mueller,, of Philadelphia.
;c visiting her parent.-. Mi. and Mrs..
John R. MeCluie. Mr.. Mut..T 1
the former Miss Lucille M.-tluie.
Mr. and Mrs. Fiank M.1.01
daughter left Monday for their home
in Chicago, after a two c.
w-ith Mrs. Minor'? -parents,- Mi. an i
Mrs. John R: McClure.
. . Miss. Helen . Rogers spent last et
at . Knka. :
Labor Day Speaker
r ; 4 1
tew
' ' iK'Ke Kivll. 'i:.- Itdnu, txlui will deliver the Labcn- luy A'l.lns
at Canton, 1 uml.i-. ;i t 11:00 o'eloek.
fordton, visited relatives and friends
here during the the week.
Miss Virginia Whitener and Miss
Kdna Summen-o-w were Canton visi
tors Friday.
Ernest Truett returned Wednesday
after a two-weeks vacation visiting
relatives in Andrews,. Ilryson City,
Rolibin.ville, and South Carolina. '
Mr. and Mrs. S. E, Coalsom and
their son, Bede, were Chimney Rock
visitors bunday..
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Gnllin and chil
dren spent the week-end in Kingspoi't,
Tenn., visiting Mrs. Cinflin's parents.
Mr. and M rs. (.lilwon.
News Articles Must
Bear Writer's Name
This week several unsigned news ar.
tides were received by this paper,
and since the source of the articles
are not known they re being left out.
This paper print nly that which
is authentic, therefore, all articles
nuiled in must bear name of writer,
The fact that many mail in news is
i'-cp'.y appreciated.
Wi? who went on the excursion to
know:!'.,, and Non is Dam during the
'cck-cml.
Finest Truett and Harry Whisen
hunt were Knka visitors, Saturday.
Sylva visitors Sunday were Miss
Hazel Robinson, Mis Kiina Mae Kuy
kemlall, Miss Frances Mclean, 1
Clark, Louie Bvrd, and K. J. S
hefer.
CHILI) IN'JURKP 1 FALL
Lut he"-Johnson, ( year-old child of
.Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Johnson, fell from
a me in the yard of his home on
Church street Monday breaking his
leg. Dr. Koberson cirried him to the
Haywood County Hospital where he
received treatment.
Rev. and Mrs. O. C. I.andrum are
to return Viuring: the week-end after
a two week's visit to Montreal, the
l'resbvleri.an Assembly Grounds.
Sam. Knight was one-'of the mem-
Jl'ST -ARK1VF.1)
Horn u Mr. and Mrs. Jesse C.
.lames. Monday, August l'.'. a daugh
ter. Ilutli Fleanor.
Mr. and Mrs. Fllis Sorrells announce
the biith of a daughter Tuesday,-Aug.
- Mr. r.nd .Mis. G . riin . Jones an
nounce the birth of a daughter Wed
nesday, August '-'!. Mary Ann.
Born to Mr. a n i Mrs. Oscar Knight,
Saturday, August 2i, a daughter.
VACATION' IN CAN AHA
lialph Summerrow left last Sat
urday for a two weeks vacation in
I u : ','; ami .Canada where he: will visit
1 e'alivif .
Mrs.. Mack Sliipley and small
iaughU'i. Kmnia Lou. from Knoxville,
Tenn.. ieturne'd hinno Tuesday, after
n week's visit t ' Mr. and Mrs. Claud
S'i pi. y. '
Mr. and MrsV CV -S. iienfield and
daughter, of Leno.r. spent the -wefk-'
end with Mr. and Mis. J. R. McLlroy,
Cecil Gaiidy returned with them after)
spending four weeks m Lenoir. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. Sher-,
ril! Leaiherwood and children. I
Mr. and Mrs. Clintcn Mehaffey and:
children left Friday for their home in 1
Oilton, Okla., after a two week's visit)
. , . .. if
to the tormer s pareni.s, .vir. aim
W. L. Mehacey. They weie accom
panied home by Miss Nell Mehaffey,
who will remain for a visit in Okla
homa, Dr. Woodward, who has been in
charge of McKay's Pharmacy here for
a few months, . has returned to hi.s
home in Envin, Tenn.
Miss Kathleen Hyatt, of Brj'son
Citv, is visiting her srster, Mrs. Car
roll" Whitener and Mr. Whitener.
Mrs. Arthur Knight, of Morgan
ton and her son, James, of Ruther-
Praise To The Man Who
Toils For Self, Family. .. .
And Love Of It. . . .For He
Is The Real And True
American
No obstacle stands in his way ... he never complains thai ihc job is too.
Jiard, or the day too lontr . . . he observes the .Sabbath pay. in the heart of
his family luxuriatin"; in the peace and rest it olltis. lie is American
Labor, and he is root of all industrial progress, This .day is his day, and
in his name we look forward to our nation's prosperity.
The Town of Waynesville is co-operating with
Canton and their Labor Day program let
us all join with them in making it a success
ful occasion.
Town of Waynesville
J. H. WAY Mayor
M M. Noland
ALDERMEN
T. Lee Bramlett
Sam II. Jones
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