THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, JANUARY 1,
Page 12
Mountaineers to Play
Two Doubleheaders
The Mountaineers eager hare j
very uusy bcubuuic u uw av
them for the next two weeks.
Suiting tomorrow night at 7:30
both the boys and girl's teams of
the locals will try to invade the
powerful Fines Creek hardwood.
On Tuesday night at 7:30 on
the local floor the local cagers will
have a try at another one of their
powerful rivals, the Bethel boys;
and girl's teams.
Both Fines Creek and Bethel
have always beer, noted for the
fine basket b&l' teams they turn
out and have won many honors.
in his resignation, and voted an ex
pression of appreciation for his
excellent service in accspting his
resignation.
4 Waynesville Men'
Get Promotions In
State Guard
(Continued from pace 1) '
pany. Each company has fifty
men.-'
. Major Howell will maks inspec
tion trips of the out-of-town com
panies, but will not have to spend
much time away from here, he
said, -'-'v.-"-.'
Major Howell and Captain Brad
ley served in the last Word War.
Major Howell held the commis
sion of LieutenantColonel for some
time after the last war.
The commisons were received
from Adjutant General J. Van B.
Metts, of Kaleign.
If we understand correctly the
evolutionist theory, man is a de
luxe, streamlined, new model of
Red Cross Drive
For $1,500 Relief
Funds Underway
(Continued from page one)
Hannah, Mrs. Cornelia Nickson,
Mrs. Charles Miller. Mrs. C. F.
Kirk patrick, Mrs. Felix Stovall,
Mrs. Ben Colkitt, Guy Massie, Bob
Davenport, Ralph Summerrow, and
G. C. Summerrow.
House to house, Mrs. Guy Mas
sie, chairman, Mrs. W. F. Swift,
Mrs. W. H. F. Millar, Mrs. T. H.
Worsham, Mrs. J. H. Howell, Mrs.
Edna McGee, and William Shool
bred. V
Rural area, Jack Messer, chair-
.man, Lilly Perry, L. N. Davis, Jerry
Rogers, Jonathan Woody, Dill
Howell, Weaver McCracken, C. N.
Allen.
Hazelwood P. T. A. To
Hear Mrs McCracken
"Mother and Baby Care" J
the subject of the Address J
J. R, McCracken before the fit
wood Parent Teacher Assoeh!
next Monday night The
Mrs. McCracken is superviso,
nursing of the district health
partment.
A large attendance is einJ
Number Of Civil
Cases Cleared In
2 Days Of Court
(Continued from page 1)
Max Polansky involving alleged
slander, was continued to the May
term.
The plaitiffs were given a verdict
of recovery of $216.96 in the case
of Hyatt and Company versus
Erkraft Industries, which involv
ed the delivery of 3,153 feet of
cherry lumber.
In the case of M. M. Yarboroh
versus James B. Towles, adminis
trator of Jennie Towles, deceased,
the defendant was required to pay
the plaintiff $30 and the costs.
John D. Jones and Mrs. Dora
D. Jones were granted judgment
of $640.75 in the case brought
against them by H, A. Osborne in
volving muilding materials.
The plaintiffs received nothing
in the case of Hyatt and Company
versus C. E. Mainus and wife, in
volving building materials alleged
to have been sold them by the
. plaintiffs.
Late yesterday afternoon the
case of Pet Dairy Products versus
R. C. Thomas and Mrs, J. E. Jones)
come up for trial and is expected
to last through today. All mem
bers of the jury outside of thise
serving in this case were relieved
of duty until Friday morning.
Commissioners
Draw Jury For
February Court
(Continued from page one)
Ferguson, of Fines Creek; C. T.
Noland, of Crabtree: Fred Jack
son, of Waynesville; J. A. Single
ton, of Ivy Hill; H. A. Osborne,
of Beaverdam; Wilford H. Terrell,
or Clyde; Carl S. Green, of Fines
Creek; Chas. R. Rogers, of Fines
Creek; T. L. Jamison, of Beaver
Also George C. Summerrow, of
Waynesville; J. P, Dicus, of Way
nesville; Howard D. Leatherwood,
of Clyde; S. Weaver Chambers, of
Iron Duff; J. F. Moody, of Pigeon;
Millard Toteat, of Waynesville; J.
O. Kinslanu, of Beaverdam; James
R. Sheffield, of Pigeon; T, B. Med
ford, of Waynesville; John Tittle,
of Waynesville; William Ferguson,
of Waynesville; Julius Davis, of
Waynesville; J. Mack White, of
Waynesville; Troy Leatherwood,
of Jonathan; Lewis M. Kuykendall,
of East Fork; Weaver Cathey, of
Pigeon; Joe Carver, of Jonathan.
J. L. McElroy, of Iron Duff; V.
A. Campbell, of Ivy Hill; Oscar'
Grasty, of Ivy Hill; Zeb Curtis,
of Waynesville; George H. Best,
oi raocree; tl. r, Kryson, of
Iron Dirff; Fred Tucker, of Ivy
Hill; D. L. Messer, of Fines
Creek; J. H. Fi'ncher, of Fines
Creek; Lloyd Teague, of White
Oak; and O, J. Reno, of Beaver
- dam,'
Drawn for the second week were:
C. B. Medford, of Beaverdam; M.
M. Kirkpatrick, of Fines Creek; W.
Riley Boyd, of Jonathan; Ben h!
Ford, of Clyde ; Carroll McCrack
en, of Waynesville; Filmore
Maney, of Waynesville; M. H. Fer
guson, of Waynesville and James B.
Medford, of Beaverdam.
Also Jesse H. Messer, of Way
nesville; Joe F. Cathey, of Pigeon;
Leo J. Martel, of Waynesville; J.
S. Sheffield, of Pigeon; Will Brad
shaw, of Crabtree; Will Smith, of
Ivy Hill; Gudger Cagle, of Beaver
dam; Hugh C. Haynes, of Clyde
and Joe B. Vance, of Pigeon.
Leatherwood Is
Baptist Pastor
At Hazelwood
(Continued from page 1)
has served in this capacity for the
past, three years.
For the past seven years he
has served as moderator of the
Haywood Baptist Association, and
as half-time pastor of the West
Canton church. He resigned that
pastorate sometime ago and Rev.
C H. Green has been named as
pastor. '
During his three years as mis
sionary for the Haywood associa
tion, he visited each of the church
es every year, and taught various
courses, and frequently consulted
the pastor and layleadent on
promotional work. For the past
two years he has succeeded in en
listing all the churches in the mis
sionary and benevolent work of
the denomination.
The committee expressed regret
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