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OCTOBER 13, 1938 UsDA THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Page 3 . 11 -nn. service at 6.45. ... h of thfl morn will piw " , ChuSunday METHODIST CHURCH . florin. Jr-. Minister. .... cbiect "The Church." ionr m.nn the roll of .;n called. There will .: ke. as the pastor will 50 s'" ...,h in the Mountains" Ir tnr (h.r 16th. Sunday. . u Church school. ! M Reg"lar morninS services ' bv a rector to be f . . -u f. the services. :lifd the cnurw" flSTBAPTlST CHURCH Julian S. Hopkins Pastor B M Canup, professor m Mars Colkp, experienced preacher and w.;ll preach Sunday morning at 0 odOCK aim - tine Union at 6:30. 6 VWsHv at 7:30. yer nife""B' " Large Attendance At Scout Court Of Honor In Canton Many Merit Badges And Clas sifications Awarded Haywood Scouts At Meeting TVl S loiWAC . . ! aiicuuance ever rp- corded at a Boy Sout of Court of Hon or meeting was present at Canton Tuesday night, when a laiire nmnWr or boys received degrees and merit badges. "The presence of so many parents was most encouraging," said B. E coimtt, district chairman. The meet ing was presided over by William Medford, county chairman. lenaerioot, presented bv A M ff ail-brother. Gentry Cagltf. Canton Troop 4; Tommie Cannon, Canton Troop 4; Bennie Jennings. Canton vnoiica uuii, canton Troop ; James Albright, Hazelwood Troon o; james Wallace Burnett, Lake Ju naiusna iroop 8; William R. Robin son, Lake Junaluska Troon 8: David (jillett, Lake Junaluska TrooD 8: DeVere K. Medford. CIvde Edwin Green, Clyde Troop 9; Earl Rogers, Clyde Troop 9; Herman L. IT'S TIME AGAIN FOR (juM w" There are smart comfortable BALL-BAND (Red Ball) gaiters lor trerr member of the family. Thr're as line-fitting as though made lor your shoes, and you'll lib the way they stand the obiue of bad weather. Let us hilp you prepare your family to enjoy winter weather in style and comfort BALL-BAND For the Whole Family BU.1AND Protect The Health Of Your Family With Proper. FOOTW E A R Overshoes - Galoshes for every Shoe C. E. RAY'S SONS ""loni-r-i k RCA Victor Elec- Electric tuning for six stations. Vic C!d OhiB-.t! "uUfuI nw Console trola Push-Button Control. Victrola !trta,Z. . eful lines will erful 'For. new Console has: Attachment "P!ng-m." Maine tye. RCA Victor Metal Tubes. This new RCA Victor is an outstanding buyl W radio performance RCA Victor Radio Tuba. JASSIE FURNITURE CO. coming Mrs. C. E. Cole Appoints Young Democratic Precinct Leaders C. E. Cole, president of the Young Democratic Clubs, of Haywood coun ty, has appointed the following pre cinct committees to work with the senior organization in the election: East Fork Horace Burnett, B. D. Vallee, Lenoir Pless. v-iyae fcitiney Haynes, Miss Kate remand, Rowe Rogers. iron uuff Harry Hogan, Belle oraasnaw, i'rank Bryson. Beaverdam No. 1, Bruce Alexan der, Mary Woody, Taylor Hardin. o. Paul Clark, Mrs. Harrold Momtt, Carl Campbell. ao. j, Harry Crumley, Mrs. Clea Whiteside, Bill Henderson. .o. 4, Fred Owen, Mrs. Jimmie Chambers, Phil K. "Kinkin." AO. &, rred Winfield, Miss Marga- ii't .net racken, Milton Ellis. ;no. o, Aeal Vetoe, (J. R.) Mrs. Mar garet Westmoreland. Bill Palmer aynesville North. Lawrence Mr- Elroy, Miss Fannie Pearl Felmet, Miss Uer, Mrs. Walter Francis south, 6am Cabo. Joe Sloan. Jo neimick. I.... n: .i , .t.v inn iieuuru yuoen. .Mrs. Ken neth Lowe, Joe Campbell, Ray Fer guson. Jonathan Creek Robert Howell Kobert Boyd, Jr.. Mrs. Medford Leatherwood, Donald Medford Lake Junaluska Edith Lontr. Ru ins Reeves. Crabtree Edwin Hill, Ernest Mes 60 District G. 0. P. Leaders Make Plans For Campaign Candidate Gudger Heard By Re publican Executives Here Yesterday TUNING l5il:;1lfef Ea?v Term J& t.'M 4fef I v LOW DAWN PiYMFNT Haynes, Clyde Troop 9. second (.lass, presented by Benja mm r. (jolkitt, Killio A lion. Canton Troop 1 ; Charles Cook, Canton Troop Joe iod Kamsey, Canton Troop 4 Kay brown, Canton Troup 4; John bummeri-ow, Hazelwood Troop Lawrence Medford, Lake Junaluska Troop 8; Richard Peck. Lake Juna luska Troop 8; Glenn Brown, Clyde iroop y; Mnton Haynes Brown, Clyd iroop y; William O. Henson, Clyde Troop y; Hardy King, Clyde Troop y; tuwin Jackson, Clyde Troop 9. first Class, presented by William Medford, Capers Green, Waynesville iroop 2; Phil Medford, Waynesville Troop 3; Ernest Newman, Canton Troop 4, Merit Badges, presented by R. L, Lawrence, doe Haliburtoi Canton Troop 1 gardening, safety; William Barton, Canton Troop 1, farm home hnd its planning; Biyson Lcdford Canton Troop 1, pioneering; Carey Wells, Jr., Canton Troop 1, first aid to animals, first aid; Buck Dudley Canton Troop 1, public health, bird study, handicraft; Raymond Rickards Canton Troop 1, public health, soil management, gardening; Bobby Beall, Canton Troop 1, poultry keeping, first aid to animals, handicraft, gard ening; James Deas, Canton Troop 1, first aid to animals, plumbing; Charles Willis, Canton Troop 1, poultry keep ing; Bruce Sharp, Canton Troop 1, swimming, safety; Bily Haliburton, Canton Troop 1, physical development; Luther Rollins, Canton Troop 1, path- finding, first aid to animals, handi craft; Carroll Powell, Canton Troop 1, angling; Billy Burnette, Canton Troop 1, forestry, aviation; Brainard Burrus, Canton Troop 1, farm home and its planning, aviation; Bobby Smathers, Canton Troop 1, public health, personal health, first aid to animals; Bob Lee, Waynesville Troop 2, scholarship; Bobby Colkitt, Way nesville Troop 2, rowing; Carl Cagle, Canton Troop 4, bookbinding; George Saunders, Canton Troop 4, safety, wood turning, carpentry; Ralph .Childers, Canton Troop 4, bookbind ing, .safety; Jack Baldwin, Canton Canton Troop 4, handicraft, safety; Frank Clontz, Canton Troop 4, rep tile study; Howard Presslcy, Canton Troop 4 public health, swimming, safety; Harry. Clarke, Canton Troop 4, pathfinding; Carl Painter, Canton Troop 4, bookbinding, handicraft; Bobby Rhinehart, Canton Troop 4, athletics; Bill Brown, Canton Troop 4, swimming; John Ray Byers, Can ton Troop 4, handicraft; Noel Sharp, Canton Troop 4, swimming, public health, first aid; Frank Childers, Can ton Troop 4, public health; Vaughn Bramlett, Canton Troop 4, first aid; Bill Harrison, Canton Troop 4, ath letics; Chester Davis, Hazelwood Troop 5, forestry; Wallace H. Rob inson, Hazelwood Trooii 5, swimming; Charles Hart-sell,, Hazelwood Troop 5, handicraft; John. Summerrow, Ha zelwood Troop 5, handicraft; Vernon Knight, Canton Troop 6, reptile study, farm layout and building arrange ment, farm home and its plan; Ell- worth McGowan, Canton Troop 6, rep tile study, first aid to animals, poul try keeping; Wallace Gaddis, Canton Troop 7, woodwork. Award of Star, presented by Clyde Hildebrand, Harry Holland, Canton Troop 1; Durham Harrill, Canton Troop 1; L. A. Coman, Canton Troop 1 ; Ellsworth McGowan, Canton Troop C; William Hammond, Canton Troop ; Logan White, Canton Troop 7. Award of Life, presented by James Henderson, Francis Smithi Canton Troop 1; James Campbell; Canton Troop 1; Rex Muse, Canton Troop 4. Award of Eagle, presented by Carl ton Peyton, Frank Clontzj Canton Troop 4. ' All 13 counties were represented here yesterday afternoon at the dis trict executive committee of the Re- puuncan party, and heard congres sional candidate Vonno L. Gudger, of Asheville, make the keynote address of the day, with Lewis P. Hamlin, of Brevard, acting as chairman. The group of about 60 adopted a resolution, after hearing Burke Fer guson, of Cullowhee, sophomore, and recognized orator of the Young. Re publican organization. Representatives from the counties spoke briefly. The resolution, in part, was: "That in the first place our party sew, Mr. Jennings MeCrary, Mrs. Sam Noland. Fines Creek Mrs. Mack Ferguson, Mrs. Pearl James, Glenn McCracken. Pigeon Way Mease, Tyson Cnthey, Mary Gregory, Cecil Gladys Moody, Miss Rhonnie Allen, Joe Francis. Cataloochee Flora Palmer, Lush Caldwell. Big Creek Duve Noland Contact. Henderson McCJure. Hazelwood Margaret Hyatt. Edirar Swavnirim. Louv Allrnn White Oak Ben Wright. Hermon Holder, Miss Williams. Rill Will turn.: is no common enemy of democracy, but is its only organized stalwart supporter of the present day. "And it is further our sincere be lief that the present driving, organ ized, political party, machine, regu larity is sapping the self- ssert ion and the individualism in1 our citizen ship; and whilst masqurading in an honored name, knowingly or unknow ingly, is undermining our constitu tion and its guarantees of our equal ity, protection of individual liberty, the personal freedom of each of us, and assaults each of us, and the op portunities of our children and chil dren s children. "And further we believe that these digressions and undermining tenden cies and laws of recent years have hampered and hurt industry, com merce and every business; have im measurably increased the unemploy ment, hunger, want, and the unhap piness of our. people; and have for the most part been brought about by blind, selfish partisanship and diver ship in every county of this nation, and we condemn this tendency to paternalism in government. "And believing in the rule of all! the people, expressed by a majority, after u free untranimeled recording of their individual wills in all and each of their votes, hereby state that our stand and position s a pnrty is that the good of the country rises above party, and Americanism and individualism ahead of partisanship. "And being in entire accord with our .Congressional candidate's desires to awaken and arouse all the citizens of this district to a fuller rcalizutikvii that their will is the law, and rhut he is fighting for independence in, J and self assertion by each and every ' COLORED WOMEN TO HOLD MEETING TODAY The colored women of the town are holding a meeting at the school house in Negro town this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. A special program of inter est has been prepared in which the members of the Missionary Society of the First Baptist church, white will take a part. oin regardless )? party or other influence, and that he is under the dominence of no person or collec tion of persons, and is fighting to keep his own, as well as to preserve the independence of each of us. "And that the retention of his own freedom of action from party bind, or other dictation to thwart his official action if elected, 'is necessary for' him whilst fighting for the restora tion of our individual liberties. "THEREFORE, WE HEREBY RE SOLVE, on the request of our can didate for Congress that we approve his firm stand to become, of elected, only a representative of all the peo ple, regardless of color, clan, clique, or class, "And we heartily endorse our can didate Vonno L. Gudger's position and platform as he seeks the suffrage of the people to become the representa tive of all of us, regardless of party; and being in full accord so assure him, and abide the result of the election and his official actions, of elected, with faith that his representation of us all will be best for the people, as well as for the good of the Republi can party." It Pays-Read the Ads Notice To Voters of NOTICE AS TO REGISTRATION OF VOTERS: The voters of Haywood County will take notice that the registration books for Haywood County, having been locat ed, making it unnecessary for a new reg istration, and by order of the Board of Elections of Haywood County the order heretofore made calling for a new regis tration has been revoked, notice is hereby given that it shall not be necessary for a new registration, but that the former reg istration shall be in force and that all per sons not heretofore registered who are entitled to register, present themselves to the Registrars of the several precincts for registration, as provided by law in the same manner as if said new registration had not been ordered. This the 12th day of October, 1938. Haywood County Board G. C. BRYSON, Chairman. VIRGE McCLURE W. H. NOLAND, Secy. i - fi 1. .. i: ' '
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