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THE MOUNTAINEER, WAYNESVILLE, N. C. i Hazelwood News Miss Gladys Stump had as her guesU over the week-end ftir. ana " son Wertz and theii . . slighter, Kath erine, from Roanoke, Va. Arthur Woodard, of Asheville, spent the week-end with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. J.M. WoodarcL Mr and Mrs. Arthur aJJla, of Newport News. Vs., are visitinp Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walls and Mrs. R. t-Campbell. Ralph Summerrow returned rmay from a two weeks vacation in Canada and Detriot. Louie Clark, Louie Boyd, Dewey McKay, William Robinson, and A. . Griffin spent the week-end in Wash ington, D. C. Miss Ruth Summerrow is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Allen, of Canton. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Byrd, Saturday, August 31, a daughter. Mr. Byrd is the former Miss Dorothy Deweese. Little Joe Fortner the Hay wood County Hospital recuperating fi-or" an f Deration. The first meeting of the Hazel wood P. T. A. will be held Tuesday, Sept. 10, at 7:30. Plans are being made for a successful year's Tvork u.. nrPiiHpnt Mrs E. 0. Wasren- fe! J. A" very interesting program has nUnnerl tnr thi first meeting. Aim;tto5 ho nnnointed. All the parents and friends of the school are urged to be present, especially at this meeting. Mr. Morris Cochran is very sick in the Haywood County Hospital. Miss Virginia Whitener left Satur day afternoon with friends by motor for Jacksonville, Fla. They were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sheeba, Mr. James Bowden and Miss Agnea. Tuck er. She will visit a week. "Yes, I Believe Young Mothers Should Preserve Their Health" Just call THE WAYNESVILLE-LAUNDRY. That's where Quality, Service and Sanitation are superb. They take care of my wash day worries while I endoy the children and jjood health. Waynesville Laundry J. M. KII.I.I AN -Owner PHONE JLET JME SOT HOIUSIE PAINTS Protect Your Home I Cost less per job and will give permanent protec tion. Ask for Color Cards and information. DESOTO PAINTS ARE GUARANTEED Made in Memphis Paints & Varnishes for Southern Climate SOLD EY Junaluska Supply Co. JERRY LINER, Owner PHONE 263-J LAKE JUNALUSKA Try at Home FIRST . . ..It's a Good Investment ARTHUR JUSTICE n t-ko mnrninor nf .Tulv 25. 1935, God sent His death angel to visit the home of Mr. and airs. Larry dusuce and took their darling boy, Arthur. When the cold silent hand was laid unnn Viim hp answer? rl the call Quick ly without a struggle or sigh, went out trom our presence wunout even a goodbye. He came as a gentle sunbeam which lingers but a while and then hides its smiling face for he blessed the home into which he came only for a few happy years and then stole silently away, Arthur was not only a darl ing in the home but a favorite in the whole community. He was an unu sually sweet boy and to know him was to love him. Just why God in His loving way plucked this precious one from the home and community, we cannot understand, but we know He doeth all things well. Safe ,n that Heavenly city his feet shall never be pierced by the cruel thern of life's way, His heart shall never bleed and break over the sor rows of earth. Now he is eternally safe in Heav en, there where he awaits the home coming of the bereaved father, moth er, two brothers and one sister with a number of relatives and scores of friends who deeply feel their loss. He wad laid to rest at Bethel in the presence of son-owing relatives and friend. We loved him, yes, we loved him, But God and angels loved h:m urore, And they have sweetly called him To . yonder shining shore. The-golden jrates were opened, A gentle voice said come, And farewells unspoken He calmly enters home. We are sad within our memory, Lonely are our hearty today, For the one we loved so dearly Has forever been called away. We think of him in silence, Xo eyes may see us weep; But many silent tears are shed' When others are asleep, A Cousin.' W. RUTH JUSTICE. Four From Here In Camp Of the one hundred girls enrolled at the National Youth Administration Camp at Brevard, four are-trom Hay wood county. They are:: Nannie Davis, of Saunook.; Mary Kate Evans, of Clyde; Mamie Caldwell, of Canton, and Ama button, of Waynes ville. Mother And Children Drown II - It. II. SNYDKIt 205 I I MIAMI, Okla, Bound together by wire the bodies of Mrs. Lena Knowles and her two children were found in the Neeho river. Nearby on the gravel was a note signed by the wo man saying, "Goodbye to her husband. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE On Monday, Septebmer 30, 1935, at eleven o'clock, A. M., at the court house door in the town of Waynes ville, Haywood County, North Caro lina, Twill sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, the following lands and premises, to-vvit : Lying and being in the town of Canton, Haywood County, N. C, and described as follows: BEGINNING at a stake in the comer of North Main and Newfound Streets, and runs with the East margin of North I Main Street 100 feet to a stake; thence S. 86 29'. L. V" feet to a stake! in West margin of a 20-foot alley; thence . S, 18"; 45 West with margin of said alley 64 feet to a stake in Northwest margin of Newfound Street; thence S. 0() .30' W. 87 feet to the BEGINNING, Being apart of the Dr. R.W. S. Pegraiii house tract on North Main Street, as per sur vey m:u!e by J. C. Havnes, dater March, 1925. : Aiso the right to the mutual .Use to 7-iJ-fqot allyway, as shown on s-iid nuip dated Otobeiy 1925; as fully set futh and granted to the said D.H. Clark, in deed executed by Lula Kirk patrick and husband, J. H. Kirk- patrick, by deed dated June 716, 1928, and. which . deed: is . duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Hayvyood County in Book of Deeds 77, page 498, to which said -deed and record reference is -'hereby made... This sale is made subject to a deed of trust executed by D. H. Clark and wife, Cenie Clark, and J, H. Kirk patrick and wife, Lula Kiikpatriek, to the Jefferson Standard Life Insu rance Co., securing a loan of $15,000, which deed of trust is recorded in the office of the Register of Deed of Hay wood County, N. C, in Book of Deeds of Trust. 22, page 445, to which said deed of trust and record reference is hereby made. ' 7 . 1 Sale . made pursuant to power, of ?le contained in that certain deed of trust executed by D. H. Clark and wife,: Cenie Clark, dated June 20, 1929. and . recorded in Book 26, page ,120. Record of Deeds of. Trust of Hay wood County.. '.. This August 30,1933. GEO. H. WARD, "' Trustee. . No. 387 Sept. 5-12-19-26. Read The Ads Englishman Finds This Is An Ideal Section To Live Rev. E. V. Padget, of Nassau, Ba hama Islands, told the local Rotarians, and twelve visitors, that the moun tains of this section compared favora bly with those of India and other eastern jouiitries where he has lived for many years. This is his first visit to the States having arrived on Wednesday night, accompanied by his wife and two daughters. Rev. Mr. Padget made the state ment that when he reached the moun tain area, coming up from the south, that he felt that new life had been breathed into him as he inhaled the invigorating air. "But, what I can't understand," he said, "Is why I haven't heard all about this area before, instead of hav ing to come by chance and find out for myself." He and his family plan to. spend about two weeks here. Ernest L. Withers had charge of Friday's program. Annual Visitor In City Given Honor Position Op Post OfficJ Trench Silos Cut Dairy Feed Costs Major Lew Brown, an annual visi tor here, from St. Petersburg, Fla., where he publishes the St. Petersburg IniVpe"-dantt., wafc hoiwred by his home town on Labor Day at a cele bration of the 25th anniversary of his famous "Sunshine Offer," accord ing to terms of which The Independ ent is distributed free every day the sun fails to shine in the city. The record is 116 free issues in 25 years, an average of less than 5 a year. Major Brown left here just a few days ago for the celebration, after hav- j ing spent almost a month in this city. soon for the n ,:V. ciers Carrie r. . I"'-'0 o it was announce jl Io-'& Plications. h-J 'n'5 i.n. Blanks can ; office Theexan; to fill a vacancy. "v Shorts ShocTiJ WALPI, Ar;z.Hl man wateh;w .. a'j?k at a recent da"i,-, Jarad wearing ,,-. ;.3 a "We (inn'i:i.TN 7. "t 10 Stv If. Si'' ' I . The first trench in Brazoria New 1936 PHTie L. i i - genuine m- i- c i model. Important bahr..')';nd'n tnnp. nnnrr nnrl -:.. 'eatu h.t ..l. ..-7. .::!'" -'I0d I I ...LL.J l. iiBiiu-i uuum caDinet. County, Texas, was built on a dairy farm in 1932. J. H. Sandlin, the county agent, reported rejently. In 1934, there Were 75. It estimated that in 1935 there will be in the neighborhoo ! of 150 trench silos. These silos, he says, average 100 tons of feed each which means that ap proximately 30 miliioln pounds of feed will be "canned" for the future use in this county. At an average production of 5 tons of silage daily fur 100 days. 3,000 acres, of forage crops to fill thee silos. Such a quantity of silage will furnish 10,000 cows a good feed of silage daily for 100 days. Five or six dairy farms were vis ited recently by a group of farmers on a trencn-silo tour. bach farm reported silos had cut the feed bill at least one-ru-Jf. 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Gome in and see it at Come In Next Wee bring your family and frif? and see the new MAJE. the range that s bring' new freedom from-hot kitche to thousands of women thw. out the country New beat' Newfuereconomies,newc incooking andin rangec See It Demonstrated E amine; carefujiy it? rnanyi -.features, then you will urtcf stand what the manufacture half-century cf experience building quality 'anges mean to you in a n- i dinn frc new, reai so"'u every standpoint. Don't Forget the set f f tractive De luxe Coppef given away next wee . - --. ..... . . . 7. .. . .. .' -".'-' w' .. . :' .' .- Ladies We have Hundreds PM B Phone 33 of New Fall ses lassie's
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