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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1933 THE WAYNES VI LLE MOUNTAINEER ( Or 137 Bethel Pupils Make Honor Roll For the third month 137 Bethel stu dents made the honor roll, and 279 made perfect attendance records. Forty-nine of those making the honor roll and 123 of those making perfect attendance record were high school students. Fourteen high school stu-,-jt-rt made an average of A and thirty-five an average of B. Fifteen rrammar school students made an average of A and eighty-four an av erage of B. The following students made the A honor roll: Eleventh Grade Jchnnie Crogan. Tenth Grade Robert Welch, Shir ley Boyd, Mary Hardin, Virginia Hill, Mary Penland. Marie Powell, Mary Phillips, and Glenn Chambers. Ninth Grade William Donaldson. Fiffhth Grade Lenoir York. Louis In wn, uara:e t-aiuweu, ana r.mei Frazier. Sixth Grade Hazel Frady. Fifth Grade Anna Crumm. Second Grade Jimmie Wells. F ivt Grade A. V. Matheson. Clif ford West, Virilene Williams, Carroll Ki"Jand, Wilda Brown, Maxine Har grove, Richard Stamey, Betty Har grove. Hilda Hargrove, Joe Wells "Billv" Wells, and Myra Medford. (go to (Eljurrlt ttoajj NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OF LAND STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF HAYWOOD. The F'ederal Land Bank of Colum bia, Plaintiff. W. T A. Francis, W. T. Denton, M. A. I.oatherwood, C. X. Allen, Executor' ,f J. M. Mock, Deceased, E. 3. Hyatt. W. A. Hyatt, and W. T. Shcltun, Trading and Doing Bus iness as Hyatt & Company. I'nrt ih rship. I H'fVndanti. 'Pursuant to ;( judgment entered in ;uoye entitled civil actiim'on the !th lay ef December. 1 !.'!, in the Supe--:r Court of said County by the i.fik, i wni on me i.iin nay or Jan uary. l'.Wti, at 1- o'clock M., at the C-otinty Courthouse door in said Coun ty sell at public auction to the highest bidder therefor the following describ ed lands, sUuattd in .aid county and state in Waynesville Township, com prising 78 acres, more, or less, and bounded and described as follows:' All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land containing 78 acres, more or less, situate, lying and be ing m Waynesville Township, Hay wood County, North Carolina, about three miles from Waynesville, and having such shapes, metes, courses and distances as well more fully ap pear by reference to a plat thereof, made by O. O. Sanford, C. E., dated 11)20, and copied by.VV, R. Francis, Atty., and on file with the the Fed eral Land Bank of Columbia, and bounded on the North by the lands of W. D. Snyder and Oscar Rhodar mer, on the East by the lands of J. A. Francis and C. C. Francis, on the South by the lands of Elmer Bryson .and W. H. Liner, on the West by the lands of J. A. Francis and J. N. Francis. The terms of sale are as follows: CASH. ", ' All bids will be received subject to rejection or confirmation by the Clerk of said Superior Court and no bid will be accepted or reported unless its maker shall deposit with said 'lerk at the close of the bidding the sum of One Hundred ($100.00) Dol lars as a forfeit and guaranty of compliance with his bid, the same to be credited on his bid when accepted. Notice is now given that said lands will be resold at the same place and upon the same terms at 2 o'clock P. M. of the same day unless said de posit is sooner made. .Every deposit not forfeited or ac iepted will be promptly returned to the maker. This the 9th day of December, 1935. M. G. STAMEY, Commissioner. No. 421 -Dec. 12-19-26-Jan, 2. "Grace Church in the Mountains" EPISCOPAL Rev. Albert New, Rector. Sunday, December loth. 1935. On Sunday last, the Rector spoke on the 400 anniversary of Coverdale's Bible. On thU oming Sunday the Rector will speak on: "How we go-- the Bible." In other words, how 80 dif ferent books written by different writers, under diverse circumstances, some in Hebrew, some in Greek, come together as one sacred volume, the Holy Bible. All interested in the history of the development of the inspired Word of Uoii r-re most cordially invited ,to near ir.is aaures.s. WAYNESVILLE PRESBYTtRIAN CHURCH Our regular services will be held on Sundav. Bible School 2:io. Sermon 11. Christian Endeavor 6:30. Midweek service Wednesday 7:30. The church is now in the Advent season. The sermon and musjc on Sunday will be on the thought of Advent. You are cordial.lv invited. ROBERT PETER WALKED. Minister Operetta Will Be Given On Friday TV Waynesville High School Glee Club will present the operetta, ''Sun bonnet Girl," Thursday evening at 8:15, in the high school auditorium. The production is being eoaihed by Miss Grace Crccker. The music i3 very bright and tune ful, with a clever plot, and the dances are very attractive. There will be a lovely flower ballet, coached by Miss Akdta Jackson, of the Jackson School of the Dance. In the cast is Miss Eileen Ma.-ie, who takes the part of Sue, an orphan girl, whose guardian, the Scrogges, are ably portrayed by Fag Sawyer and Mary Medford. The hero is Harry Lee Liner, whose excellent work will be remembered in the operetta last year, also his splendid baritone voice. Miss Jane Ptentz has the part of Barbara CV.eman. daughter of Mrs. Henry Coleman, wealthy patron of music and state president of the Fed eration of Music Clubs. Miss Doro thy Green takes the part of Mrs. Coleman. Ben Bryson is Jerry Jack sen, who plays opposite Jane Stentz. Others in the cast are Mary Lee Rains, Vera Hosaflock. Rosemary Rippetoe, Kathryn Hill, Mary Stent.-., Virginia Kellett, Mary McCraJtea and Douglas Moore, the popular pres- idem of the Student Council and foot ball star. The curtams will rise promptly ftt 8:15. The proceeds go for the benefit of the new stadium. 66(5 Uquid-Tablets Salve-No1 Drop i 'hecks COLDS and FEVER tirt day HEADACHES iu 80 minute FIRST M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH WAYNESVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH 11. W. Baucom, Pastor. Service for next Sunday are to be as follows: f:45 Sunday school. 10:50 The -hoir will -inn Christ mas anthems. 11:00 Morning worship. 0:30 Baptist Training Union. 7:.'!0 Evening worship. The church budget will be voted on at the. eleven o'clock service, also a report of our building committee treasurer. The membeis of the church are urged to attend and visitors are al ways welcome. Bethel Takes Two Basketball Games As Season Opens Uethel (iirs Nose Out Sprm Creek l; to 17; While Hoys Win ly One Point iletlu l High S. hi .d began lu r bsk etball season Friday night, December with a twin victory over Spring .Creek .High School. The Uethel girls won by a score of 4:! to 17; the Uethel boys by a score of 1:5 to Pi. The girls' game was a decidedly one sided affair; the boys' game, however,' was bitteriy contested from beginning to end. The game was played in the Spring Creek High School gymnasium. The line-up and score of individual players are as follows: . . Girls ' Spring Creek (17) Uethel ( l;5) Ebbs 11 F Hargrove 1 Duckett 6 F Stamey 32 Kirkpatriek F Williams 4 Ferguson G Pressley Holt G Justice Askew G Rigdon Substitutes: Spring Creek, Holt, Reeves, Woody, and Packett; Bethel, Cathey and Penland (6). Boys Spring Creek' (12) Ferguson 8 RF Ebbs LF Kirkpatriek 2 C Cowint KG Woody I-G Bethel (13) Hardin 6 Murray Laymon 1 Osborne (i Baell Substitutes: Spring Creek. Ebbs and Kirkpatriek (2) ; Bethel, Edwards, On Friday night, December 13, Bethel will meet Webster in a double header in the Bethel High School gymnasium. STRANGE ACCIDENTS OF WOM- '.. EN , An interesting article describing remarkable accidents peculiar to women which could hardly happen to men. One of the features in the De cember 15 issue of the American Weekly, the big magazine which comes regularly with the BALTIMORE SUNDAY AMERICAN. Your news boy or newsdealer has your copy: Women's Coats Reduced Fur Trimmed Sport Types Children's (8 to 14) 25 BARGAINS FOR YOU C. E. Ray's Sons Every Day We Have Customers To Call and Tell Us How Much They Enjoy Using Our Coal Why Not Give It A Trial? You'll Like It. WHEN IN NEED OF COAL Call No. Four AT THE DEPOT PHONE 4 P.. S. Truesdale. Pastor. Sundav school at i:4o A. M Mr. Hugh Sloan, general superintendent. Preaching at 11 A. M. and 7:.'i0 P. M.. by the pastor. Ytling peorjde.s meeting 1.': 0:I0 P. M. ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Howard V. Lane, Pastor. Ill Sunday of Advent. Morning Mass. 11:00 o'clock. Benediction of the Blessed Sacra ment U::00. Sermon, "The Holy Sacrifice." Morning Mass in the library at Cherokee Reservation 8:00 o'clock. io, ill. Central P. T. A. Has Christmas Meeting The Central Elemental v P. T. A. held -he regular Decemhir meeting ) Men, lay evening, which fea tured by a pregrain ignifiean: ol' the 'h rMn'.a -ai a. . The stai a-a!.-o arru!'iri . with, 'a l:fchw.f. a:v1 . :.!H . Y:;lot :.,i .ii-et.ratici!.-; Mr.-. Xidi!. tlau-e't i:ii -lilt.;, li-e iiH-eting a- eju-iUM wn i; a -m.i: a player by llev. R. S. Ti module, made a talk ar.er in tlu evening Uepoiu were made regai .iuiu -utvessful uperatioii of t!e i-al'eleria by .Mi.-. .'Arthur Sihuilu.fer ;;nd plans' were formulated by whieh it will he possible to furnish lunches for the nn depriveledged chililieti of the school. Mrs. .lean Dillon gave a detailed report relative to the rindings ef the nurses and doctors in their examiiva tion of the pupils, after whieh she made several recommendations re garding the correction of conditions. Following the business session the hospitality committee, of whieh Mrs. Humes Hart is chairman, took charge, and a social hour was enjoyed. Mr. Noble Garrett as Santa Claus distrib uted bags of candy to all in attend, ance. SAUN DEM Biltmore and New Banner Warehouses Lead Esitare BliflcyM Stupidity is almost a .sure safe guard against lunacy, says science in an unusual article in the December 15 issue of the American Weekly, the big magazine which conies regularly with the BALTIMORE SUNDAY AMERICAN. Keep a Good Laxative always in your home Among the necessities of hotno Is good, rellabto laxatlva. Don't b without one I Do your best to pre nnt coiutlpUaa. Don't alcot It vhta rou ImI ny ol 1U UiM(rwbIa irmptonia coming on. . . 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