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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Mountaineers Take
25-19 Licking At G. S.
Scoring a touch-down in every
period Coach Dick Fayssoux's
Christ School grid machine beat the
locals last Friday in the game
played at Christ School, 25 to 19.
Halfback Edney led the scoring
with a pair of markers. A. John
son, end, and Quarterback R. John
son each netted another to work
with the line that constantly crash
ed through to spill, the locals
threats. Edney got the first touch
down in the opening quarter by
getting away on a 40-yard off
tackle play and then grabbed the
kick-off at the start of the second
half to run 80 yards for his sec
ond marker.
R. Johnson, with his kicking, and
White, with his runnig and passing,
were the sparkplugs in the Green
ies' back field. Halfback White
threw a strike to A. Johnson in
the end tone in the second period
for the second marker. Bryson
hit the line for the point, the only
conversion for the winners. After
a 50-yard sustained drive in the
final stanza, R. Johnson hit the
line from the one for the final
touchdown.
"Scratch" Inman, Henry and
Jaynes each got touchdowns for
the locals and Wyatt netted the
conversion.
Although the locals were led by
Canton Bears Hold
Marion High, 0-0
Waynesville "Scrubs" Bat
tie Canton "Scrubs" To A
Standstill, 0-0.
Highlights of Hallowe'en at
Canton was the game between the
Christ. School in the opening quar
ters they came back in the last
quarter with some real vim and
vigor, scoring two of their three
tallys.
Christ School lagged in first
downs, 9 to 13 and also in passing
percentage, completing two of five
as compared with seven for 20
The lineups:
Pos Waynesville
LE Francis .. .........
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
(By Sustituted Trustee.)
Pursuant to the power and au
thority contained in a certain deed
of trust dated the 28th day of
December, 1933, executed by Min
nie Boyd (unmarried) to Allan S.
O'Neal, Trustee, which deed of
trust is duly registered in the office
of the Register of Deeds of Hay
wood County, North Carolina, in
Book of Deeds of Trust, No. 33,
page 287, securing a certain note
payable to HOME OWNERS'
LOAN CORPORATION, default
having been made tot a period of
more than ninety (90) days in the
payment of said note as provided
therein and in the performance of
certain covenants set out in said
deed of trust and demand of fore
closure having been made by the
C. School
......... ...Xuke
.......Christie
.. B. Bayne
.Williamson
McCulloiigh
......Hancock
.A. Johnson
.R. Johnson
..........Edney
...........White
.........Bryson
LT McRorie .. ...
LG Evans .. ..........
O Arrington . ...
RG Albright ..
RT Clark .. ....... ..
RE Jaynes
QB Henry ..
LH Yount
RH Inman ..
FB- Wyatt .. ;..
Score by Periods:
Waynesville.... 7 0 0 1219
Christ School 6 7 6 ft 25
Waynesville scoring touchdowns:
Inman, Henry and Jaynes; Christ
School scoring touchdowns, Edney
2, A. Johnson and R. Johnson. Way
nesville scoring extra point.s,
Wyatt; Christ School scoring extra
point, Bryson. Waynesville, subs :
Anders, Jackson, Gibson, Owens,
Davis, Fisher, Caldwell and Coin;
Christ School, Baldwin, Waters, R.
Bayne, D. Mallet, and Stratford.
Street, S. 82 deg. 30 min. E. 300
feet to a stake, Liner and Boyd
corner; thence with the Liner line
and Reece line, N. 10 deg. 30 min.
E. 165 feet to a stake, DeLacy
corner In the Reece line; thence N.
82 deg. 80 min. W. with the De
Lacy line 300 feet to the easterly
holds of said indebtedness, the un-,m.ai" of Walnut Street; thence
dersigned Trustee, having been sub
stituted as Trustee, for Allan S.
O Neal, said substitution , being
duly recorded in the ofnctf of the
Register of Deeds of Haywood
County North Carolina, in Book
114, page 25, will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bid
der for cash at the Court House
door in Waynesville, Haywood
County, North Carolina at 12
o'clock noon on the 8th day of De
cember, 1941 the following describ
ed real estate, to wit: All that cer
tain tract or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in the Town of
Waynesville, Waynet . 'lie Town
ship, County of Haywood, State
of North Carolina, and more par
ticularly described and defined as
follows:
Begininning on a stake at the
northeasterly corner of Walnut
and Hazel Street and runs with the
northerly margin' of said Hazel
with the easterly margin of the
said Walnut Street S. 10 deg. 30
min. W. 165 feet to the beginning,
and being adjoined on the South
by Hazel Street; on the East by Dr.
Joseph Liner and Mrs. Claud
Reece; on the North by Mrs. Ella
DeLacy and on the West by Walnut
Street, and containing 1.1 acres,
more or less.
This instrument includes all heat
ing, plumbing and lighting fixtures
and equipment now or hereafter at
tached to or used in connection with
the real estate herein described.
The purchaser at this sale will
be required to make a cash deposit
of 5 per cent of the purchase price
to show good faith.
This, the 4th day of November.
GOPHER GIANT
OVSQH
By Jack Sords
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Canton Bears To
Meet Asheville
School Saturday
The powerful Canton Black Bears
will invade the Asheville School
"Blues" home field this Saturday
afternoon in an attempt to make
the "Blues" even bluer.
The Canton Bears have made an
excellent record for themselves
this season and if something unfor-
seen doesn't happen to their line-up
they should be more than able to
hold their own with the Asheville
"Blues."
Shoulder
May
Ke
Inman Out Of GaJ
Games This Week
(1940 Scores Shown)
Musical Groups
At Hazelwood
Doing Fine Work
A girls' glee club, with 100 mem
bers, was organized this week at
the ; Hazelwood school with Miss
Sarah Jane Walker, music teacher,
in charge. The boys' glee club has
been active for sometime with
about forty members. This group
gave a chapel program Wednes
day morning, and their numbers
were outstanding.
Officers of the : girls' club are
Billy .iRhodes, president; - Vivian
Saylors, vice president; Jackie
Pruitt, treasurer, and Patsy Rog
ers, secretary. The boys' group
plan to elect officers at an early
date.
The saxette band is making
splendid progress, with 15 mem
HAZELWOOD WOMEN TO MEET
The missionary meeting of the
Hazelywood Baptist church will
meet a's a circle at the home of
Mrs. Robert Cope Thursday, Nov.
6th, at 2:30.
bers, and the beginners' band has
started with 10 members.
FRIDAY'S GAMES
Appalachian State (13) vs. Tarn
pa Univ. (6) at Tampa, Fla.
Catawba College (13) vs. Elon
(0) at Salisbury.
Lenoir-Rhyne College (0) New-
bery (36) at Hckory.
Presbyterian College (14) vs.
Erskine (0) at Rock Hill.
SATURDAY'S GAMES
Auburn (7) vs. Miss. State (7)
at Birmingham, Ala.
Univ. of Alabama (13) vs; Tulane
(6) at New Orleans, La.
Georgia Tech (6) vs. Kentucky
(26) at Atlanta.
Univ. of Georgia (13) vs. Flor
ida (18) at Jacksonville.
Louisiana State Univ. (6) vs.
Ole Miss. (19) at Baton Rouge.
Univ. of the South (0) vs. Van
derbilt (20) at Nashyille.
Univ. of Tenn vs. Howard at
Knoxville.
Davidson College (13) vs. Duke
(46) at Davidson.
Furman vs. George Washington
at Greenville.
N. C. State College vs. Virginia
Tech at Winston-Salem,
Univ. of North Carolina (13) vs.
Richmond (14) at Richmond.
Univ. of South Carolina (20) vs.
Kansas State (13) at Manhattan.
Wake Forest College vs. Boston
College at Boston, Mass,
Locals To Play
Brevard Eleven
Armistice Day
On November 11th, the locals are
slated to meet the Brevard team
in an Armistice Day game to be
played on the Brevard field at 3:00.
This game is the lasst conference
game of the season for the Moun
taineers and the locals "hot" from
their game with Mars Hill should
be able to come across with some
football just a little bit short of
sensational.
The Brevard team playing a very
close game was beaten by Canton,
by a score of 8 to 6.
The locals tured in a easy 34 to
0 victory over the Canton Black
Bears so they should have com
paratively little trouble in run
ning away with Brevard.
It is expected that many will go
with the local team over to Bre
vard and help them win.
Results Last Week
Duke 14; Georgia Tech 0.
North Carolina State 13; North
Carolina 7.
Alabama 30; Kentucky 0.
Notre Dame 0; Army 0 (tie).
Harvard 6; Princeton 4.
Brown 7; Yale 0.
Marshall 16; Wake Forest 6.
Michigan 20; Illinois 0.
Iowa 13; Indiana 7.
Missouri 19; Michigan State 0.
There is but one law for all,
namely, that law which governs
all law, the law of our Creator, the
law of humanity, justice, eauitv
the law of nature and of na
tions. Edmund Burke.
By J. D. Hyatt.
. Following, their 25 to
by the powerful n
"Greenies" last ftfi?
nesville Mountaineer.
nake upfor their W,
to take on the powerful'
r.j.cu un me home
ng at 3:15.
Going by facts and d
mil, ffliaoa 1 . 61
mi 10cal8 k .
ic uwn even chance to
iixaio am earn .j
Mountaineers seem to hJ
mints in common with the
vcaiii Beemir as hn t.J
of Christ School beat the!
touchdown, 13-6, and aU
beat the locals by one ti
; Except for a few char
and black-and-blue Dlae
came out of the Christ Scf
in gooa snape.
aynesville's f antoi
Inman will probably not
starting lineup due to
injury, and accordi
Weatherby the startir J
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win ue uavis.
Coach Weatherbv ha
ting the boys through ta
this week and drillin? il
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ougniy on the defensive
the game. And all indicJ
tnat tne boys will play a
game instead of an
against the Mars Hill teJ
As usual the band will
part in the game, perfcl
tne beginning and at the
Although the weather
a little chilly along now
at night, the locals hi
having excellent attenda
their games and it is h
this will not prove to be
tion. Cold weather doei
a thing to a lcyal foo
anyway, and that it
Waynesville people hav
themselves to be.
1941.
M. G.
No.
4.
R; PAUL JAMISON.
Substituted Trustee.
Stamey, Attorney.
1129 Nov. 6-13-20-27-Dec.
WHO 's the Most Popular Foot
ball Player On the Waynesville
Cast Your Vote
For Your Favorite
We will give a lovely trophy
to player getting most votes.
CAST YOUR VOTE NOW
Contest Continues Until After the
' Thanksgiving Game.
You Still Have Time
Bring It To
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Jewelers
Main Street
5 1? -
Canton Bears and the Marion high
team. A large crowd of loyal sup
porters of both sides saw the fight
ing Bears hold the powerful Ma
rion eleven to a standstill ending
the game with the score 0 to 0.
The game Was immediately fot
lowed by a Hallowe'en party given
to the members of both teams by
the Athletic Association.
Another highlight of the after
noon was the game between the
hard-plugging Mountaineer
"scrubs" and the Canton "scrubs."
The "scrubs" also fought their
game to a draw ending with the
score 0 to 0.
RUPTURE
Shield Expert Here Again
E. J. MEINHARDL widely known
Expert of Chicago, will nersonallv
be in Asheville, N. C. at the George
Vanderbilt Hotel, Monday onlv.
Nov. luth, from 10 A. M. to 4 P
M. and 6 P. M. to 8 P. M.
MK. MEINHARDI says : The
Meinhardi Shield is a tremendous
improvement well known for pro
ducing immediate results. It pre
ments the Rupture from protruding
in iu days on the average regard
less of size or location of RuDture
and no matter how hard you work
or strain. It has no leg straps.
two burgery or Injection Treat
ments used.) Mr. Meinhardi has
been coming here for 15 years.
Caution : If neglected Rupture
may cause weakness, backache,
constipation, nervousness, stomach
pains, etc., or sudden death from
strangulation.
Men having large Ruptures
which have returned after Surtrical
Operations or Injection Treatments
are also invited. When all others
fail see MEINHARDI. He will be
pleased to demonstrate to you
privately without charge. (Only
men invited.) White only.
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Effective Monday, November 10, 194
The Following Charges Will Be Made By the Undersigned Taxi Drivers On and After Monday, November 10, 19
SOUTH-From Waynesville To
Allen's Creek Road ........
Come On Inn . ..... ........ ....... ... .
Barbers Orchard
Balsam , ... . , ; . . ......
Fate Cope's ,
Sylva
Clark's Tourist Cabins . .. ... . . ...... ; . .
Whittier
Franklin, Bryson City or Cherokee each
35c
60c
85c
$1.00
$2.00
$3.00
$4.00
$4.00
$7.00
Connatser's Station
Ed Pott's Station :.. .
Inside Lake Grounds
Cedar Top
Clyde
Canton . . ...... .
Enka ....
Asheville
WFST From Waynesville To
EAST-From Waynesville To
Siler's . ......... . 35c Sam Queen's
McCracken's Orchard 60c Dellwood $1
Penland's .V... .;V..v 85c Maggie il
Bethel $1.25. Intersection Black Camp Gap-Soco Road . . $
Cruso .... . ... i $2.50 Soco Gap
NORTH-From Waynesville To
Ratcliff Cove Road
35c
Barberville Church
Moody's Store . . . .
Black Camp Gap. . .
Cataloochee Ranch
Cove Creek .......
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RUFE KERLEY
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