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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1936 THE WATNESV1LLE MOUNTAINEER Pare 5 FOLKS YOU KNOW Mr. Ralph Chambers will leave this week for Bamburg, S. C, where he will enter Carlisle, for the remainder uf the term. Mr. Paul Davis is spending several Mr. John Queen, who holds a posi tion with the State Highway Commis sion and is now located in Lumberton, was the guest during Christmas of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Queeu. Mr. T. C. Smith, of Asheville, spent Monday in town on business. Miss Emily Palmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Palmer, accompanied her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Handy Kirkpatrick, to Tuscon. Aril.. I thp first nf lact U'daL- Tham flia, days in Shelby this week as the guest were joineJ by Miw Sanh Kirkpatrick of friends. ... i and the four are now makins a motor tr;p through California. Mrs. J. P. DLus and three children, Ueta, Jimmy and Frederick, left on (,'hristmas Eve for Wilmington, where they will spend the holidays with relatives. Mrs. William Clark and young m'phew, Billy Howell, of Jacksonville, Via., are spending the Christmas va cations With the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Ray. - Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Trotter, of KeidtsviUe, were the guests during Christmas of the latter's mother, Mrs. S. T. Neal. Mr. Fred Crawford, who is now located in Newport News, Va., has returnee to nis wuir. anci anuun Christmas here with his family. Mrs. Grady Hardin and daughter, Miss Nan Hardin, and sons, Mr. Grady Hardin, Jr., and Jimmy, have opened their home at Lake Junaluska for the Christmas vacations. Miss May Crawford, who is teach ing in Sumter, S. C, is the guest of her family during the holiday vaca tions , . Mrs. Ado-ra Raynes, who is spend ing the winter in Atlantic City, with her brother, Senator William Smath ers, has taken an apartment in the Kirkpatrick for a fortnight. She has with her Miss Josephine Holtzclaw and Miss Adora Holtzclaw, her nieces, of Richmond, Va. Dr. James Truesdalo, of the faculty of Duke University, is spending the holiday season with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Truecdale. Ben S'mathers,, son of Senator Wil liam Smathers, of Atlantic City, is visiting his grandparents, Dr. an! Mrs. B. F. Smathers. Mr. Wade Ward," of Greenville, S. ('., was the guest of .friends in town during the Christmas holidays. Mr. Tom Campbell, of AshevilU 'spent several davs in towii during: the past. week. Mrs. Joe Rose and -daughter, Miss ( aio.ine Rose, of C hicago, are visit ing the -.former s parents, Dr. and Mr H. K Smathers. .Mr. and Mrs. as then- guest (iivenvilie. l-.i tiet I... lllicr h:ivo Miss Nina James, 01 Mr. iind. .. Mt...- Joe D'Oggett young (laughter of Hiyh 1'oin!. the guests -du ring the week of ami w i M s Mr. James Queen, who is a student of the law school of the University of North Carolina, is spending the Christmas vacations with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, John M. Queen. Mrs. Hazel Feiguson Tugman was the guest during the week of Mr. ami Mrs. Tom Luther, of Candler. Mr. Jim Williams, of Woodston, N. J., who formerly resided in Haywood county, is making an extended visit to relatives in this section. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gerrineer spent the Christmas holidays with the tormers family at their home in Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Phillips had as their guests for dinner on Christmas Day, at their home on the Dellwood Road, the following: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bryson, Mr. and Mrs. .H N. Phillips, Mr. Guy Phillips. Miss Lora Burnett, Miss Don Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Singleton and their three children. Mr. C. A. Black and daughter, Miss Dina Black., returned this week from Charlotte, where they spent the Christmas vacations with the form er's daughter, Mrs. Jake Newell. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Davis, of Chattanooga, Tenn., were the guests last week of Mr. and Mr, W. C. Davis. Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Lee spent the Christmas holidays with their daugh ter, Mrs. Cameron Lewis, at her home in Charleston, West Vittfinia. Mrs. Ed Rhinehart, of Asneville, was the guest during the week of her sister, Mrs. Charles E. Rav. Mrs. F A. Anderson, of Johnson City, Tenn, the former Mis. A li n le Sliekon, is the guest .of her sister. .Mrs. C harles K. Ray. ; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lee had guests during C hristmas Mr Eugene t arter and Mi-s C arter, of Lenoir ( it v. Temi as their and Ms. u ltima Mrs. Alvin War prove, I m hcakti. ler. Mrs. X. M. M, 1. Who ;s lllUi'i' s Mew wit h her dfoid.. I 111- M JIO s I.ouij-e St rim -llion m liii-hin o, 1 1 -1 ii.i : eir iimli-ul. I li 1 i . .Mr. town utt. ( hi iM.iiia. 1 1 i "-h i 1 1 l i of i T. L H'l! W t ( f 1 1 I 1 1 M - S ( . lames Aikiii- .1 l. iKo Juna:u.-ka. ,11 1! Mr. t'l 1 1 M Mi 11. I.V: 1 (1 llu M 1 V s ( ,,, nests during . ill.' lalt . Mi ami.- Mr . ami M -. M 1 U ii , SUllVll.e. I' :;i ig th s mot hoi 1 1 h 1 1 is C hi istnias Mrs. W. 1 avtie 1 inn 11 I 1 1 t ami Hi! i r. M true 1 Mr r 1 1 i ui .1 ai:.l and ( : Mi. kooert D. (,l.meV ,,-f .. guest during the week S .lames At kins. Jr. Mi U . 1 . ' 1 " J 1 1 1 t S .ntz spmt '1 umlay in kri:-tol, Tenii.. where thev i M u iahe nan 111 a two hour radio l'-.".iutii. The program . was put on the Rev. Sullivan Do-er paste- the Reynolds .Memorial- Met h,ii,st Mr ( b t I r. U I (, i ..11 Mi ev Wl. .ois.s Han let Boyd accompanied Mr .':id Mrs.- Fred Satiord and i'amilv n 1 motor trip through Florida- The IM ty will lx? gt,ne during the two w-lKs-. vacation- of the county sehoo -Mi. and Mrs. Mark Boone, Jr., and young daughter, of Raleigh were the KUi-MS on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Rufus Siler. ...-. Mr. Thomas Reeves has returned irom. Murphy, where he spent ten "ays Mr. Reeves was employed by the Southern Railway for the "holiday rush. MiSfi Jane Stentz and Miss Mary tentz have as their guests this week Miss Single Hardin and Miss Harriett Hardin, of Newberry, S C Mr. Thomas Hill, of New York City spent Chnstmao n.itv, ,;. m ' harles R. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale Stentz have 33 their guest for the Holiday season, tneir nephew. Mr. Jimmy Preston, of Birmingham, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Corn, Mrs. N A. Com, and Mks Lilli Corn, all of Asheville, were the guests on Christ mas Day of Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Liner. '.Mr. and Mrs. James R. Boyd, jr., n?id as the,ir guests on Christmas Day thieir children, Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Tiweed, of Aeheville, and Mr. and Mrs. Troy Leatherwood and two children, oi' Jonathan Creek. 11 He I ' t , 11 1 ()l 1 1 n 1 t t i 'tilers da:;g! 1-H Hubs To Hold " LMaTiirys'ln Jan. HERE and THERE By Hilda War ;7U Hope you had a satisfactory Christ mas . . sometimes we find ourselves all et for the best one we ever hoped to have . . and something happens tu completely thrown us off our balance . . and often it isn't a matter of such grave importance . . but we are apt to view the incident cut off from everything but Christmas, and pro cede to make a mountain out of mole hill . . what if so and su did remem ber us . and this year we failed to have them on our list . . what are a couple of handkerchiefs or a neck tie . . in the matter of the friendship of a life time? . . why stop and think of the months ahead in which we have to prove our eternal sentiments anew . . But we all . . jast will get positively panicky over such things . . and what if so and so didn't appear to think as much of Us a we did of them . . and maybe forgot to send the usua4 Christmas greeting . ,'. don't worry the world is full of friendly people . . start all over again . . and maybe be tween us . we didn't deserve their thinking of us this year. . . Leaving personalities . . When we think of the great anniver sary that has just passed with it,; message of :: Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men'' . . we must all feel bewildered and pow erless . . as we read the news items of the past week. . . "Labor troubles widespread . . and grow ing more acute . . ." Curtailment of output in the booming automo bile industry, threatened by strikes." . . A grim Christmas for Madrid defenders, foreshad owed by the crash of shells a-ound the city on the eve of the holiday . Christmas in the Holy Land this year had little in it appropriate to the celebration of the birth of the Christ Chun, came to bring peace on earth . . It hv marked by the presence of men of war come to protect the Jews from the blood-thirsty Arabs. . ." "Every Christmas since the World War came to its bloody close, Christendom has rung anew with its anthem of Peace on Earth . . but there is no Peace" ... Last week . . busy at my dek here in The Mountaineer office . . when we were doing our usual three days job in two . . Charles Ray passed by and said, "I certainly do feel extravagant to-day ... I have just bought two thousand dollars worth of clothes. . " I gasped. . For goodness sakes . . . where does Charles expect to wear two thousand dollars worth of clothes . . where is he going? . . then I came out of my concentration fog ... of proof eading . . sufficiently to realize . . that he had just bought spring suits for the men's department of C. E. Ray's Sons . . and not clothes for himself ... it was a terrific shock. '. 1 have wondered if Walter Crawford's young daughter haa any fun out of her electric tram Christmas. . . I understand, that Walter thought an electric train would he just an ideal gift for his young daughter of two summers, and bought the train about four weeks before Christmas, and near ly wore it out before the day came . . . which shows what an unself ish father Walter has be ome . . . thinking so far ahead for his daughter's pleasure. ... Ready for, Winter! "We honor this week'' . . in thi column . . Evander Preston and the Waynesville Choral Club . . who have brought the beauty and spiritual up lift f the Christinas carols on many occasions in the past week . . to the people of this community . . they have -pent hours in practicing to he able to render them in such perfect harmony . . these songj; that never giMW old . . and at this busy season of the year when we are nil rushed with our own plans . . they have given hours of their time. . They have helped to bring Christmas in a very beautiful way to the town . . . and in behalf of the community I expivss our appre ciation. ... mmrm h if fryjy 11 M''Miiwi:,-riiiiiiiiiiii1i 111, j yAllQljin, ungpl.(.W,iilu,.,;,.. , jtHfc, Number Of Christ mas Trees For Un fortunates Held The host of luck fi Mr. ami .Mrs. Horace- Coghuni rin.l son, Horace, Jr.. of Jutksonville, Kla., were the gue-ts during Christmas of Dr, and Mrs. N. M.-Mc,l!'or,i, ami Mr, and M i s. K. V. ( h eii!y. at t hei: honu in the Clevewill Apartment.' Ruth Dryer When pretty Ruth Dryer assUted at making ready for winter Uie Admiral Byrd polar exploration hlp, City of New York, at Cleve land In preparation for reopening of the Great Lakes exposition next year, she wore a fur parka which was practical as far as it went, but It doesn't seem to go far enough. AXTKI) While ('loan .ILigs. I'ie Cents ;i found Apply to This Paper. From the number of Chrtstma celebrations with trees generously laden with gifts, it is to be hoped that no chihi in this section misused Santa Claus this season. The annual community Christmaa tree which has been sponsored by the town an i the Woman's Club for the past several years, was as usual placed on the court house lawn, and the gift-s weie distributed with ap propriate ceremonies at four o'clock on Christmas Day. x Dr. R. S. Truesdale, pa tor of the First Methodi.st church, held a short religious service. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale Stentz had charge of the music. Between three and four hundred toys, and the same number of bags, containing candy, nuts, and oranges, were distributed among thoae in at tendance which nur.-.'.iered several hun dit'd. The names of the children were called by Oscar Briggs, and the fol lowing members of the Woman's Club helped with the distribution: Mrs. John M. (jueen, Mrs. C. F. Kirkpat rick, Mrs. Grover C. Davis, Mrs. Frank Ferguson, Mrs. Rufus Siler, and Mrs. James V. Killii 1. The various depaitmetits of the Sunday schools of ih town, alio held Christmas trees, .is well a provided for the underprivileged children of the community. Captain Cecil Known, in charge of the Mountain Circle Coros of the Salvation Army, had Chiistmas trees at Shelton Laurel, Hurricane and Poplar Gap communities. She also distributed gifts to several other com munities in the county. The Christ mas activities of the Salvation Prrny in the county were sponsoied by the army throughout the South with many large hoes of clothing being donated, as we! as toys, candies and fruits. The citizens of Waynesville and Can ton, also contributed to the Christ mas cheer fund of Captain Urown. With the assistance of local Sunday schools. Miss Lillian Odom had a Christinas' tree for the children of the Hitr Bend sect ion. Mi Patsy Hill, who is mm resid ing in New York, 'was with her grand mother. Mrs. Charles R. Thomas, for the Christmas holidays. i ll ( liio schedule for January Jan. 11 ( anion 4-H Club at 'i-OD o clock at the high 'school R hi i dm 4 If C ub a 11 00 u l ud at the school. , Rock Hill. 4-H Club at 2:1)0 o'clock at the school. Jan 12 Clyde A-U Club at in :;-, o'clock at the school. Fines Creek 4-H Club at 2-00 o clock at the school Jan. 18 Cruso 4-H Club at 10-00 o'clock at the school-. Cecil 4-H Club at 2:0.) Vc'.Htk a' the school. Jan. 9 4jH Gounc.l i.u-t:ry in Waynesville at 2: 0 o'clock in' the court; house. Mrs. Ed Isenhour and three young IllCrlltoT-C Vanu lonn an1 M1-1.M 4 -'. iiivj, wane auu ifiuiaill, Cnrntt& snahl cavaral Amrr- ilt.'i bek as the guests of the former's plirents. Mr .and Mrs. R. O M. Want Ads Want Ads ire one rant mnrA for each insertion. No ad is taken for less than 25c. IllldlllillllUUI' STAND-BY FOU AN 1 1 11 I lipl III lli'll'i IMPORTANT ANNOUNCiMiWT J fMmm tell Im gicTRic rates have Wlf:-, A- 8HN SLASHED A&aW I k4;m wAtv : '11, ,111 l li i if WwrMi 11 i s 11 i Knit v4 ,J 1' Ill''ifi m il I iil )Ayl M $'' iviasfe- will 1 1 1 1 1 Ml WANTED FEMALE HELP Ten young white grrls age 18 to 25, for general cooking and general house work by refined familiea to live in their homes. Must be neat and competent. Pay $3.00 per week with room, board and laundry. Write for further information. V. Q. Ham bright, Bank of York, Yorke, S. C. Doc. 24-31. 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