NOVEMBER 24, 1938
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
rage S
Ws Events From
, .i,;nK Morrow and i
visited men
if. Sunday.
,., let"".' -
vmma Eaverson, 01 w. .
events. Mr. and Mrs. !
.. v,; Bine Ridce i.n-
Hall i11"1 ,
. on a program at the
0'" D.,u,.m Baptist church
...:tlt . '
Proceeds went for the
r ,yc nPw church.
9 Knorrannur?. is
knee yucen. vj.
2 his brother, Porter Queen.
L r T U.. of Allen's Creek,
IW, .u. Pipssant Balsam church
2, night. Everyone enjoyed the
JKme again soon.
karks Beck, who has been in
j gaywood County Hospital, has
home.
v, and Mrs. I. S. Smathers re-
borne iasi -their
son, Charles Smathers, of
(we.
TBANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
(As Recorded to Monday Noon
of wis ween;
Btaverdam Township
Uura Abbott to W. C. Pope, et ux.
t C. Wood to L. B. Barlow, et ux.
t liuy nippSi et ux, w v n. jos-
(t UX.
on Nichols, et ux, to Walter V.
jm, et ux.
J.D. Cabe, et ux, to W. W. Lowe.
to.
I,B. Inman, tt ux, to W. W. Lowe,
(tBX.
J, R. Felmet, it ux, to Town of
.'uton.
EE. Mease, it ux, to Conway
taipson. -
Paul Pless, tt ux, to Theodore E.
Ford, et ux.
C. E.Brown, Guardian, to Clarence
wen. '
TlvrlA Tnwnuhin
Nellie E. Crawford, et al, to H. L.
': 1 rL.. TT-J - .1
Crabtree Township
Robert Wendell Jones, et ux, to D.
'.Noland, '.'
Fines Creek Township
W. H. Noland, Tr., to Waldo Green,
Ivy Hill Township
Pink Carpenter to W. N. Gentry,
Jonathan Creek Township
Davis Pvhodiimipr. ot ux. to John
hid.
Taft Conard, tt ux, to L. J, Conard.
K. W. Carver, et ux, to Crome'r
nen.
Sluford Green, tt al, to Cromer
iwn, et ux.
Glenn A. Boyd, et ux. to Lawson
kml;!: .i ....
Dexter Green, et ux. et al. to
Word Green.
Lawson Franklin to Lula Franklin.
Waynesville Townshin
southern Assembly to E. D. Soper.
Lucy Jordan Taylor to Margaret
Here
and
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by
HILDA WAY GWYN
A firm which comes into a new
community to do business and goes
about it in the friendly way which
the Pet Products company, demon
strated last week, is bound to suc
ceed . . .henceforth . . . and ever af
terward ... it will have the good will
of the people of Haywood county . . .
for friendliness has a way of winning
friends ... their hospitality was
more than a look at their plant and
a "brown mule" ... it showed an
attitude that creates a feeling be
tween business and the public that is
sure to meet response ... it was too
bad about the rain on the last day . .
but it didn't seem to interfere with
the parade ... it went straight on
through town . . . but the down pour
did stop the milking contest between
the mayor of Hazelwood and the
mayor of Waynesville, which was re
grettable ... as both are such ex
perienced hands ... I imagine it
would have been an interesting con
test ... I understand they both mas
tered the art, when young and are
veteran milkers
their huppiness is creating such an
atmosphere about the place . . . that
he thinks it's contagious . . . others
in the community are catching ihi
spirit . . . and he has had other ap
plications . . . yes, from prospective
brides and grooms . . . that he can't
fill . . . not an apartment left. . .
Safety League
Meeting Here Is
Largely Attended
Coveted Trophies Won By Ashe
ville Gas Co. And Beacon
Mfg. Company
I hear it rumored from relia
able sources ... (in fact from
owner himself) . . . "Kirk" is con
templating renaming the Kirk
patrick Apartments ... he hasn't
quite decided as to what he will
call it . . . but "Honeymoon Hav
en" ... is under serious consid
eration . . . there are no less than
five brides and grooms in the
place . . . for fear you think I'm
spoofing I'll name them . . . Coach
and Mary Emma Weatherby . . .
Anna Catherine Coin and Phillip
Queen . . . Rosalyn Ray and A.
W. Collins . , , Caroline Ashton
and Jim Henderson ... Gertrude
Plott and Robert Hugh Clark
, . . and across the street at the
Clevewill . . . Wilda Fincher and
Wayne Moore, who were married
last Saturday night . . . have an
apartment reserved upon their
return from their wedding trip. . .
Kirk says ... they are absolutely
the finest tenants in the world . . they
are well pleased with everything . . .
they have such a fine attitude toward
life . .' . in fact he calls them "prize
tenants" . . . he says they are not
wanting this or that changed .
they seem perfectly satisfied . . . and
Elizabeth Taylor.
J. R. Scates, tt ux, to J. Lee Win
chester. .... ,
A. C. Arlington, et ux, to Pink
Sisk, et ux. '.
J. P. Scates, ct ux, to Lucy.beatcs
Milner. . .
J. P. Scates, et ux, to Bill Milner.
J P. Scates, et ux, to Sallie Scates.
J. P. Scates, et ux, to Raymond
Scates. ., ,
J. R. Morgan, ct ux, to R. D-
inson, ct ux.
White Oak Township
G. C. Clark, et ux, to 1. V- Jen
kins, ct ux. ,
iA GW' .rtJiQ
,: iifi .'m i: nwMm-I leva5ftiS -l
)U'LL he
glad if you investi
gate Fairbanks-Morse Auto
matic Coal Burners before
you let yourself in for expen
sive fuels. Twenty per cent
of today's automatic coal
burner buyers are switching
from some other form of
automatic heat to automatic
al heat. They are discard
1Dg costly equipment pur
chased only a short time ago
in order to put in automatic
coat heat. Why? That's what
you want to know before
you buy. We can show you.
. . ... i
Fill the handy hopper of th.s
Fairbanks-Morse Automtuc Coal
Burner once a day r U U
does the rest. 98 less work.
Up to 50 lower fuel cost.
Ben J. Sloan
GENERAL CONTRACTING
Heating Plants Stokers
SYLVA, NORTH CAROLINA
If you want to read some
thing that will hold your interest
from beginning to end . . . try
the "Horse and Buggy Doctor,"
by Arthur E. Hertzler . . . just
put on the rental shelf of the
Waynesville Public Library Inst
week . . . while it is more or less
a personal narrative ... it is the
story of countless country doctors
all over America ... we have
known them right here in Hay
wood . . . there is something typ
ically American nbout the book . .
the incidents, perhaps with little
variation have happened right in
this siction . . , though the author
lived in the Middle West . . . we
have certainly heard of "kitchen
surgery" of forty years back ...
we have an old scrap book which
has a news Item of the first ab
dominal operation performed in
this county . . recently one of the
older local doctors was telling us
about it . . . And best of all with
its homely incidents in the book
. . .there runs a sense of humor
and understanding that makes
one feci very close to the author
. . . which is one of the greatest
achievements of a writer
Briefs ... 1 hear that it is hard
to tell who is the proudest . . K. L.
Prevost over his first grandson , . . .
or Mrs. Charles R. Thomas over her
first great grandson . . both being the
same promising young infant . . . .
William Prevost, Jr. . . . you have to
hand it to the Milk beauty contestants
. . . only one could win the first honor
of Queen . . . but the loostrs were
as composed and 'smiling -as'-if they
had all won . . . it's nice to have Mary
Barber home for the winter . . . Bill
Medford is a very useful citizen about
town . . . don't know how we ever did
More than five hundred persons
attended the monthly meeting of the
Western North Carolina Safety
League, which was held here on
Thursday night in the high school
auditorium. The council is spon
sored by the Safety Division of the
North Carolina Safety Commission.
Member of the league sponsoring
the meeting on Thursday night were
as follows: The N. C. Exploration
Company, of Fontana, Carolina Wood
Turning Company, of Bryson City,
Roylc-Pilkington Company, A. C.
Lawrence Leather Company, and the
Unagusta Manufacturing Company.
The Western League includes the
membership of industries from Black
Mountain and Render sonville to
Murphy. It represents from 18,000 to
1 1,000 employees.
Of special interest was the nwanl-
i ing of the silver trophies which are
given in two groups. The first group
I competing in one class includes the
; industries that have the most man
hours to their credit, during a given
; period of time, employing up to one
; hundred men or less. The second
I group includes industries that employ
J more than 100 and up to several
I thousands.
j The handsome trophy of the first
group was won by the Asheville Gas
Company, of Asheville. The nward
of the trophy of the second gMup
jwas presented to the Beacon Man
I ufacturing Company, of Swannunoa.
j The program centered nround a
! discussion of the hazards of the
various industries. Mr. Shaw, of the
Sales-Biltmore Bleacheries, Ben Col
kitt, of the Royle-Pilkington Com
panyfi and Mr. Magnant, of the Bea
con Manufacturing Company, spoke
on the hazards of the textile industry.
Mr. Rees, of the Hans-Rees Tan
nery, of Asheville, and L. M. Riche
son, of the A. C. Lawrence Leather
Company, discussed the hazards of
the leather industry. R. L. Prevost,
president of the Unagusta Manufact
uring Company, spoke on the hazards
of the wood industry,
Mac. Salley, of the American Enka
Corporation, presided, R. L. Prevost
extended a welcome to the visitors.
without Bill . .. W. G. Byers ... is
getting to be in demand as a public
speaker . . . last week nt the Welfare
conference at Brevard . . , the week
before at Taylorsville, where he pre
sented a flag to the school which was
sent to Mrs. Tom Edwards by her
son. Jack Edwards . . . who was re
cently promoted to Lt. Commander in
the U. S. Navy . . . we nominate Libby
Kitchen Cuddeback, technician in the
district health department ... as a
candidate for gracious manners . . .
both at home and in dealing with the
public . . . the brick in the old jail . . .
later the Kenmore . . . and so on . . .
must have been some brick ... I sec
they are going into the "new" filling
station . . . being erected on the lot ...
I bet the Pet Dairy employees are
glad last week is over . . . and they
are back at work . . . entertaining can
be very strenuous ... I have observed
them at work and play . . . and I
think they have a more restful look , .
hard at work . . , one of the loveliest
tilings I have-seen in sometime is the
euyonumous vine (don't vouch for tho
spelling) ... on the Rufus Siler home
. , . wonder why more of it is not
planted . . . and last may I wish you
a happy Thanksgiving. . . .
CONDITION
Any market improvement in milk
and butter prices during the next few
years will depend on further recov
ery in business ami a rise in the gen
eral level of prices, says John A
Aroy, of State College.
Drs. Todd And Todd
Open Offices Here
Drs. Todd and Todd reported this
week that( they were well pleased
with the public response to their
opening on Saturday of their ofliee
for the practice of optometry. The
offices are over Alexander's Drug
Store.
A branch office has been estab
lished in Hendersonville, but this of
fice here will be the main office, it was
announced.
Both are graduates of the North-
em Illinois College of Optometry,
Chicago, having spent three years in
the school and served an 18-monUu
interneship at a clinic in Chicago.
Before coming back to his home in
Hendersonville, Dr. Todd was asso
ciated with Youngduhl and YoungdahL,
Chicago.
Dr. C. M. Todd, is a native of Cand.i,
North Dakota, and received her ed
ucation in that town and in Chicago
before entering the tndy of opto
metry. Both were granted their li
cense in July of this year by the
North Carolina board.
Associated with them, is Dr. Edith
Andersoir, of Titusville, Pa.
Dr. Anderson is also a graduate of
Northern Illinois College of Optometry.
Drs. Todd said they looked over a
number of towns, and decided that
Wavnesville, was by far, the best
balanced, and best all-round" town
in the state.
A marriage is more likely to be
happy when there is a giving husband
and forgetting wife.
Etowah Brick Was Used
in the construction of the big Ecustu plant lit Brevard,
the school building at Hazvlwood, an! the college build
ing at Cullowhee.
nry ETOWAH
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UriLDS BETTER HOMES
Moland-Drysdale Corp. Et
Telephone 3
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Truck Deliveries to All Part of Western Carolina
Keep
l'p With .Santa CIuus Through
THE MOUNTAINEER
Next Thursday. The Mountaineer, wilf carry many suc
Kestions for gifls for the whole family.
Special Christmas features, "and above all, a personal
messapc from Santa fin us,' and complete details f his ar
rival here on Saturday, December 3rd.
Watch for the Christmas Edition
of
s
I lie
Mountaineer
Crammed with scores of logical gift ideas for the whole family.
Mr. Advertiser
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lAKEJUNMiJSWjS Next weeks issue of this
HAZELWOOD ffitfjjg paper for the opening of
newspaper will be printed on a special green
the Christmas Season in this community
H" Ample supply of new illustrations available without cost for your
Mj&W advertising.
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