Governor Urges
Citizens To Buy
Tuberculosis Seals
The 36th annual sale of Tuber
culos Christmas Seals f sponsored
by the North Carolina Tuberculosis
Association, and locally handled
by the Woman's Club, is well under
way, it was learned this week from
Mrs. Frank Ferguson, chairman.
The sales are being conducted
in the main through the schools,
with each grade or classroom re
sponsible for a idefinite number sold.
Mrs. Ferguson is calling atten
tio to the following appeal from
Governor J. M. TJroughton in behalf
of the seals:
"Under the sponsorship of the
North Carolina Tuberculosis Asso
ciation, there will again be held
this year the annual sale of Christ
mas seals. The people of North
Carolina have always responded
wholeheartedly in this opportunity
for serving so commendable a
purpose. "
"It is well known that the pro
ceeds of the sales ' of Christmas
seals go directly and completely
towards the object stated; that is
for the relief and prevention of
tuberculosis in North Carolina. A
substantial portion of the proceeds
is used in the respective counties
in which the sales are made. Those
who are charged with this under
taking are among our most highly
regarded and public-spirited citi
zens, who are deserving of the full
est co-operation on the part of our
people."
"Now more than ever before
there is a need for this sort of
undertaking, and I certainly urge
that the people of this state in
every city, town and county will
give wholehearted response to this
appeal."
Deletes 'Dust Bowl'
v 'Has Mmmwni
V
Albert Law, editor of the Dalhact,
Tex., Texan, is looking for the per
son who coined the term, "Dust
Bowl," for the Southern Great
Plains. He wants to take him a a
tour of the area which, this year,
is brimming with a record crop.
Law also offers $25 for a new term
best describing present conditions.
9 Haywood Men
At Wake Forest
Nine Haywood county men are
enrolled this season at Wake For
est College.
They are: P. B. Brown, Clyde;
Francis M. Byers, Jr., Canton; B. R.
Caldwell, Waynesville; Walter
Clark, Canton-;' T)on Hipps, Canton;
Charles R. Leatherwood, Waynes
ville; F. Edwin Leatherwood, Way
nesville; D. P. Walker,i Canton ; Joe
Way, Waynesville; and Larry Wil
liams, of Saxton.
Mrs, J. T. Noland
Heads Home Club
At Maple Grove
The Maple Grove home demon
stration club met in November at
the home of Mrs. H. C. Justice,
.for its annual all-day meeting,
j The graciousnesg and generosity
'of Mrs. Justice as a hostess has
! added much to these meeting for
the past two years.
During the morning the guests
prepared the dinner. Each mem
ber furnished some dish and the
result was a bountiful holiday meal.
The regular meeting was held
in the afternoon.- During the bus
iness meeting the following officers
were elected for the next two years:
Mrs. J. T. Noland, president; Mrs.
H. C. Justice, vice president; Mrs,
Ed Glavich, secretary; Mrs. Qtis
Burgin, reporter and song leader.
Miss Mary Margaret Smith gave
an outline of the next year's meet
ings and suggestions for Christmas
, decorations and presents. Her
i demonstration was, "How to Re
duce the Holiday Bills,"
Instead of balacing the budget, If Hitler ever gets to England
Congress seems to have bulged th the Magna Carta is the one thing
balance. he won't want to see.
-We Feature For the Men Who. Know-
Genuine Duxbak
C!othes
"Found
at
RAY'S
Store
-BOTH THE-
Work Coat and the Hunting Coat
-BOTH THE-
Straight Leg and Laced Leg Breech
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAYDECEMEP,
FEATURING ALSO-
-Richie Shirts and Jackets
Boots Arties Heavy Shoes
C. E. RAY'S SONS
Headquarters For Staple Merchandise
Burley Brings
$37.40 Average
'. ' CContrnBed rrom par 1 -
pounds, $305.68. -
G. H. Best, Crabtree, 674 pounds,
$236.64. - ,
H. R. Moore, Fines Creek, 144
pounds, $4(o4. '
F. L. Mann, Beaverdam, 208
oounds, $39.34.
J. M. Davis, Crabtree, 580
ounds, $201.64.
M. B. Reeves, Crabtree, 490
ounds, $166.70.
Ben . A. James, Crabtree, 306
ounds, $106.52.
James Smith, Crabtree, 280
xmnds, $94.47.
R. L. James, Crabtree, 438
wunds, $123.98.
C. Hermis McCracken, Crab
ree, 252 pounds, $88.00.
John P. Green, Crabtree, 592
ounds, $180.22.
Mrs. Rixie Green, Crabtree, 694
ounds. $57.42.
S. 11. Green, Crabtree, 722
rounds, $270.88,
Kennedy Messer, White Oak, 416
-winds, $142.16.
Sam Ferguson, Fines Creek, lp
36 pounds, $406.33..
Robert Sutton, Fines Creek, 220
ounds, $74.32.
W. H. McCracken, Crabtree, 640
lounds, $201.52.
Mrs. Florence Burnette, Beaver
dam, 130 pounds, $41.12.
B. G. West, Crabtree, 216 pounds,
$74.46.
R. C. Hughes, Crabtree, 192-1
rounds, $63.28,
M. . Ellen McCracken, Crabtree,
72 pounds, $163.72.
Wm. H. Kinsland, Crabtree, 752
winds, $213.31.
Homer ' Haney, Crabtree, 76
ounds, $21.32.
W. Jennings McCrary, Crabtree,
"80 pounds, $97.30.
E. F. Haynes, Clyde, 202 pounds,
'71.80.
H. L. Brown, Iron Duff, 1,034
pounds, $376.00.
Will Henry, Pigeon, 146 pounds,
$50.74.
Borning Smith, Crabtree, 602
lounds, $181.36.
Roy Nichols, Waynesville, 706
ounds, $224.98.
Grayson Nichols, Waynesville,
'48 pounds, $259.44.
Hugh Walker, Crabtree, 246
rounds, $74.64.
W. A. Medf ord, Jr., Crabtree,
52 pounds, $184.46.
Mrs Anna Teague, White Oak,
708 pounds, $220.92.
S. L. J. Carver, Jonathan Creek,
134 pounds, $37.56.
Joe Carver, Jonathan Creek, 686
ounds, $244.14.
Grady Wilson, Jonathan Creek,
164 pounds, $149.74. '
Grayson Nichols, Waynesville,
1,178 pounds, $368.72
. W. T. Long, Jonathan Creek, 722
oounds, $182.22.
Sam Ledford, White Oak, 2,008
nounds, $623.26.
D. J. Noland, Crabtree, 742
rounds, $232.88.
H. C. Crawford, Iron Duff, 766
pounds, $278.74.
M. H. Ferguson, Crabtree, 1,434
rounds, $430.52.
Cawley Rogers, Fines Creek, 700
pounds, $194.60.
C. R. Rogers, Fines Creek, 518
rounds, $189.88.
T. L. Moore, Fines Creek, 722
rounds, $221.39.
G. C; Clark, Waynesville, "pin
ooked" 1932, $557.40.
H. C. Crawford, Iron Duff, "pin
rooked" inns nnnnfo coon AA
Employment Office
Breaks Record Of
Placements Made
(Continued from page 1) -
drop in calls after the summer
rush, 83 persons were placed in
jobs in Haywood county.
During the month of October 94
persons were given employment
through the office. While in No
vember the peak was reached of
109 placed in jobs, all - in -this
county.
In addition to the large number
placed in positions in this section a
large number were given employ
ment out of this county and even
out of the state during the three
month's period.
One day during the past two
weeks, from 9 in the morning until
1 o'clock 115 persons were inter
viewed, a number including employ
ers making inquiries for workers.
Due to the number of applica
tions and placements made now
through the office, which is stead
ily serving a larger number of
people, it is necessary now for njl
applicants ' for positions to make
definite appointments for inter
views, according to Mrs. Alley.
Employers are gradually be
coming more to depend on the local
office to supoly, them with employ
es, due to the speedy service and
reliable type of employes contacted
through the service.
Headline: "Drunk . steals a
Jib!e." Which isn't so bad if he
elt the need of it.
The Belgian Congo, Africa, is
nore than ,80 times as large ay
Belgium, its mother country.
Some how a meal that include
"lot bread seems more "special and
vnce these delicious breads are
easy to prepare you can include
them often in your menu planning.
Former Haywood
Citizen Dies At
Home In Madison
. Funeral .services -were held at
the Zion Baptist church in Madi
son county on Saturday after
noon at. 2:30 o'clock for Lawrence
Kirkpatrick, 67, former Haywood
county citizen, who died at his
home in' Madison Friday morning
after an illness of several weeks.
Tke Rev. Eugene Moore, pastor
of the church, of whicn mr. wn
patrick had been a member since
moving to Madison more than 20
years ago, officiated
Nephews served as pallbearers
and the nieces were in charge of
the flowers.
Surviving are the following: the
widow; two sons, James Troy, of
Madison, Marion Paul, of Detroit,
Mich.; four grandchildren;' three
brothers, M. M. Kirkpatrick, of
Fines Creek, S. L. Kirkpatrick, of
Lima, Wash., W. L. KirKpawics,
MISTLETOE LOSES CHARM
WHEN BERRIES ARE GONE
In the language of flowers, Mis
tletoe means "give me a kiss". This
has its basis in a Scandinavian
myth. And from this old tale we
f Waynesville; three sisters, Mrs.
Will Murphy, of Moscow, Idaho,
Mrs. A. Ferguson, of Waynesville,
and Mrs. J. W, Fisher, of Fines
Creek.
Funeral arrangements w e r
under the direction of the Massie
Funeral Home.'
I derive our custoT!
.the mistletoe 01 M
chances lnti. 7. " l
vision: that the lad 1
to them
when no berries are l7:
loses its spell and
are then 0
The story conti
maiden who receive,
der the mistletoe Wll, ,
that it
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The Sampler, this famot i package, in the new $5 sire, is a
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