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THURSDAY,. DECEMBER 24, 193ft THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER ' Saccefnl Grafting- Walnut cannot be successfully graft ed on any other trees than not trees. In fact, successful grafting can be done only within the genus. Principals Involved In Tugwell Controversy Wind Wind h air In motion, resulting fr--atmospheric pressure by which air i forced to move from a place of high baromelric pressure to a place of lower pressure. Theater Had Only Matinee In the public theaterx in the Eliza bethan period the plays began In th early afternon. usually between two and three o'clock, and lasted for about two hours Width of Potomac at Capital The Potomac river at Washington Is about 2.(! leet. When It enters Chesepenke bay it Is about six miles wide. The lower Potomac covers what 's known as a drowned valley v egelan-n: ... Vegetarianism was known in an cient India, and was advocated by Plato and I'liitarcb. It became a cult In England under Cooiire cbeyne In 1671. USEFUL j GIFTS lllll Can Be Found At HAROLD'S And Will Cost Less We have a large selection of appropriate gifts for every member of the family from the baby to grandparent ity Tugwell l, Jh Tji i mmi 4MJMAJ&&CtBW .... Phis hiKhU siKiiiti.-ant photo pictures the three prin -Spate' in the Tunwell controversy as they visited a Oder-al rcselileinent project. l)ye.s.s Colony. Arkansas Or. Will W. Alexander, right, a.ssistant reisetile mern administrator, is siate.l to succeed Kexford Otip Tjukc11. left, who resigned his post, supposedly because of friction with H nry Wallace, center, secret. ir of agriculture. Alexander, a former Metho list minister' from Atlanta. Ha., is expected to take o If ice immediately af'er Tugwell assumes his new post with the American Molasses Co. in New York. Differences 'between Wallace and Tugwell over farm relii-f and l esettlement plans are lo in ved ba k of the hitter's resignation. May you be showered with good fortune on Christmas day. HAROLD'S Department Store "Haywood's Bargain Center" SUBSCRIPTIONS The following subscriptions have been received sinre last week: Mrs. W. A. Creasman, Richmond, Virginia. H. C. Crawford, FrankVin, Route 2. Edgar Kuykendall, Route 2. W. P. QqtH'fi, Route 1. T. J. Mncher, Route 2. M. H. Ferguson, Clyde, Route 1. Joe Medford, Route 2. Mrs. Fannie Davis, Route 2. R. L. Davis, Route 2. Mrs. Sallie Duckett, Route 2. Bob Reeves, Cove Creek. Wilson C. Kirkpatrkk, Clyde, Route one. Mrs. Wayne Battle, Bryson City. Woodrow Meseer, Cove Creek. Mrs. E. E. Peacock, Chapel Hill, Sam Green, Lake Junaluska. Guy Fulbright, Route 2. W. R. Burnett, Asheville, W. F. Sarrells, Canton. Mrs. R. S. Coman, Canton. L. B. Hamlin, Canton. Mrs. Mattie Leatherwood, Clyde. Mrs. Austin Moody, Elmer N. J. M. S. Ferguson, Route 2. Mrs. G. W, Colkitt, Hazel wood. Sam Rathbone, Lake Junaluska. Mrs. Estelle Setzer, Dellwood. T. L. Franklin, Route 1. R. B. Hyatt, Route 1. Albert Abel, City. Dr. J. R. McCracken, City. Charlies Place, City, Mrs. Chae. E. Frarier, Atlanta, Ga. W. T. Queen, Hazelwood. J. B. Davis, Clyde, Route 1. Thomas Gaddy, Salem, N. J. Makes Good Record COACH t AKI-KTON I THE CZAR OF THE SPEAKS MOVIES Where Oytteri Are Found Oysters are found along almost every seacoast where the water reaches a temperature' of 70 decrees and above, says th( bureau !'' Ikheries Enamel ; varnish I We extend to you the season's best wishes, and may good fortune be yours for all of 1937 W i:THKHHY (Waynesville Hi-Life.) In the fall of '2'J Coach C. E. Weath- erby came t0 the loval high school to take a position which had ben held for three years previous by Coach C. C. Poindexter. In thi Tesponsible pa sitron as .director and coach of athe letics, Mr. Weatherby's teams have made one of the best records compiled by any Western North Carolina eleven. Before coming to Waynesville Coach Weatherby atteokled OJuke Univer sity where he played three years of varsity football, being selected on the All-State team in hi senior year. Mr. Weatherby also played freshman foot ball and baseball during his senior year. Since coming to Waynesville, Coach Weatherby hag received a great fol lowing of friends and football fan.s He has trained many boys and girls in the art of sportsmanship and de veloped numerous outstanding players with several of them receiving All Western honws both in football and baseball. His football teams have won four fifths of their games, with Asheville High being the only team to win over Waynesville with any regularity. The Weatherby teanv have defeated Can ton six out of seven games. Waynes ville High is fortunate in having an outstanding coach such as Mr. Weatherby. Ever since 1922 when he resigned from President Harding's cabinet, to become the head of the Motion Picture Producer's Distributors of America, Inc., Will H. Hays, has been known as the "czar of the movies." Retained at the time when the cinema and its actors were in the bad graces of the public, he has labored steadily to nip the scandals on the lot and to elevate the moral tone of the films. His train ing for this task included an ardent life as a churchman in the Presbyte rian denomination, as well as a long legal and political career. Iast week there 'passed across his desk a script entitled, "I Gave My Wife to the King;" author Leo Birin ski. Promptly back to the producer went the script with the notation, "unfavorable." Later Hays office ex plained in detail that a movie about the romance of Edward and Mrs. Simpson would alienate thousands of nersons both in Britain and in the United States. Several other produc ers called off writers who had been working day and night on similar script. Extending Our Best Wishes For A Merry Christmas From The Personnel Of Burgin Brothers AT THE DEPOT VV. H. Burgin K. L. Burgin Mrs. R. L. Burgin Miss Lillian Burgin D. VV. McElroy Rufus Cars well Arthur Ferguson Burgin's Dept. Store MAIN STREET Otis Burgin Verlin Rogers Clifton Shook Miss Josephine Plott Miss Mabel Clark Miss Frances Burgin And From Both Stores MOUNTAIN JOE Our wish is that this will be your best Christmas, erer, and that 1937 will bring you joy, health and prosperity. Junaluska Supply Company JERRY LINER, Owner I HEAVY BO?! L PAINT i Cape Breton Giant Anu'iis McAskill, known as the Cap Breton plant, was born In the Hebrides of Scotland in 1825 and died in 1S03 in Nova Scotia. He is burled in the cenr etery of St. Ann's. N. S. McAskill was 7 feet ft inches tall, weighed 500 pounds, had span of hand 12 Inches, foot 18 Inches long, chest 80 Inches. He per formed before Queen Victoria in the Bftles. One of his feats of strength was to shoulder an anchor weighing 2.200 pounds, to which was attached six fathoms of chain and walk with it a long distance. Another reported feat was to bold a pound of bnlk tea In bif hand. Height ef Tea Bather A tea bush growing naturally may reach a height of 30 feet, bnt on tea plantations the bushes are pruned ev ery year. Women Who Have Pains Try CARDUI Next Time I On account of poor nourishment, many women suffer functional pains at certain tlmaa, and it la tor the tbat Cardnt 1 ottered on the record ot the ! rellaf It ba brought and the good It bai dona In helping to overcome the can ot womanly ducomfort. Mr. Cole Toon, ot LeearUlo, La, write: "1 M uffrtn with Irregular ... I had! quite a lot ot pain which made m nerron. I took Cardut and found It helped me In every way. making me regular and (topping the pain. Tnl quieted my ncTve. making my health much better." ... If Cardul doe not benaXU TOO. consult a phyalclan. DIRECTORS J. R. Boyd J. H. Way D. Reeves Nolan d M. M. Noland J. T. Noland It's a grand sentiment, and you mean it from the bottom of your heart. Butt say it with a bank book, and you'll be endowing your children with many merry Chrifijtmases. Junior accounts are wel comed with as little as $1 initial deposits. The First National Bank Bring the Kiddies to Toy land In BASSE'S DEPT. STOKE BARGAIN EASEMENT
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