THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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WITH l""
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over
Haywood
County
By ; ,
Root, M. Clark
9.
Singing Convention To
Meet At Allen's Creek
Baptist Church Sunday
f June finds Haywood
with a number oi
, , f the corn has been culti-U-SI
of , u..j With the nec-
, .mount of replanting.
L there's spinacn. n. u uiu
bat delicacy -
:, an uncommon sight
ji county roads these days.
i i TTn i V cj 4r
' U-o mnst nf Hav.
fccis Lve,
L'j e8rly berries are grown, are
j.. up to their ears in wuir.
' iot.- beiiies there and else-
L over the county are beginning
pen.
L the week to come promises to
the cherry-picking season.
;th red and black raspberries
so far away.
ibert Hooper's house in the Sau-
section will be ready for occu
:y by mid-June, the owners be
Newton Gaddy is the boss car-
Li farl Jones has begun con-
ktion of a new dwelling near the
A singing convention will be held
at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at
Allen's Creek Baptist church. The
Rev. C. L. Allen will be in charge of
arrangements.
Mr. Allen extends a cordial invita
tion to all the choirs and singing
groups in this section to meet at the
Allen's Creek church on Sunday.
home of his father-in-law, J.
Swayngim in Ratcliffe Cove.
APOLOGIA
Your Circulator erred last week in
crediting Jerry Howell with the best
large patch of Irish potatoes he had
seen in his circulations. The credit
Should have gone to Albeit Howell.
The pardon of both gentlemen is
hereby asked.
Incidentally, too, there were two
items which should have been includ
ed in that list of superlatives, except
that their locale was visited too late
in the week. A wheat field and a field
of red clover. Both on the Allenvale
Farm at Hemphill.
Wet and dry. While parts of
the county have been in need of
moisture this week, the East Fork
country and the West Fork country
and the Saunook section have had
enough and to spare.
Some hail in the West Fork section.
And what residents of the Cruso sec
tion claim as the hardest rain ever
seen there hit them on Thursday of
last week. Large logs on the Pink
Cogburn timber tract were carried
away like straws. And a logging
road is said to have disappeared
completely.
It used to be charity that covered a
multitude of sins. Now it's "emergency."
Good Value FLOUR 24 lb. 59c
FAT BACK, lb. . .... . . . . . 8c
MEAL, Half Bushel . .... . . ... -49c
JEWELL
hvH 4 1b. Carton 36c
,Lfllu 8 lb. Carton 72c
IfOsANTO LUZIANNE
COFFEE
pS. lb. 27c
I 1 15c
punchy Style
jPEANUT BUTTER 15c
.Grapefruit Juice, 4 cans . 25c
HOMINY
2 Large Cans
15c
VAN CAMPS
Pork and Beans
irge : -
an ...... . ...
10c
Carnation
Milk
8 Small
Cans
25c
Bananas, lb.. . . 5c
VHITE CORN, Stokely's, can 10c
Ice
Cream
fk HC
Ice Cream Powders 3 for 25c
Ice Cream Salt, 4 lbs. . . . 10c
RINSO
Hoxes .. 25c
O.K. SOAP
3 bars 10c
BEAN SEED AND PLANTS
IATELEAb ...;.. For Potatoes
ft H 0 TEN 0 N E for Bean Beetles
D . IT
cuni-up
CHAIRS AND SWINGS
We Carry From 10c Cans To Gallons
SCREEN WIRE DOOR AND WINDOW SETS
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
Cash Grocery Co.
fU-N STREET
HAZELWOOD, N. C.
Baby, Mother and Infant
Boone '
' WHAT TO SERVE THE KING
What dainty dishes to serve King
George and Qr.. L-n Elizabeth has
been a Canai,.an and American
ircblem ever since it was announced
'he Royal pair would visit America.
Mrs. Henry F. Xesbitt, housekeeper
at the White House, where the mon
archs will Visit has found out what
:hey were served last summer in
France and at state dinners in Britam,
Last week the results of Mrs. Nes
bitt's work her suggestions had
beei. approved by Mrs. Roosevelt-
were announced. King George
Queen Elizabeth won't go hungry.
At state dinners they will be served
clam cocktail, calves' head soup, broil
ed fillet of flounder, sliced tomatoes,
capon, cranberry sauce, peas, beets,
sweet potato puffs, frozen cheese, and
cress salad, maple and almond ic
cream and coffee.
(From now on this paper will carry
the police court records in detail.)
Una Medina and her Infant son
Here Is the first original picture to reach the United States of Una
Medina, five-year-old Lima, Peru, mother, and her infant son. Offers
to appear at the New York world's fair have been received by rep
resentatives of the little Indian l rl.
"Mayor, Please Go Light On
My Sentence This Time"
"A feller just can't drink the
liquor around this here town without
it gets him down. If you'll just let
me off this time I'll promise to pay
up and if I'm ever brought here again,
I'll ask no favors. Mr.. Way, I'm
needed bad at home to work. My
mother's old and she's right how
worried plumb sick about me," pled
one of the ten drunks father of a
motherless brood of little children,
asking for release from the 64 days on
the roads given him by the mayor
in the city court yesterday afternoon.
The age old habit of the male in
trouble seeking to hide behind a wo
man's skirts when he should have
been protecting her.
The ten drunks receiving sentences
from 32 to 64 days on the roads, and
suspended sentences on payment of
costs and good behavior, made up the
city court records for Friday and
Wednesday. Some were old time of
fenders, their names familiar in court
records for years, others new at the
game two CCC boys, each with
$3.00 in his pockets, thuir cash taken
for the fines, and they were sent
back to their camp.
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rnffAA Freshly Ground, lb. . . .. 10c
tOIiee Santo, lb 15c
CimQr 10 lb. bag 49c
Ugai 25 lb. bag ......$1.22
Choice Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses
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J All CAPS, doz. ...2k
JAR RINGS 6 doz. 25c
PAROWAX, lb 12c
CERTO, 8 oz. bottle ....... .... . .23c
FRUIT PECTIN, 8 oz. bottle 19c
SURE JELL 6 for 25c
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