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THURSDAY, MARCH ) Page 4 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Thumbnail Sketches Of 1942 Graduates Brief biographies of seniors of the Waynesville High School Others will appear in this newspaper next week. BETTY FRANCIS One of the most remarkable col lections in this area of everything from dolls to records, is owned by Betty Francis, daughter of Mrs. W G. Francis. Some of the things Betty likes to do is drive a car, meet new peo' pie and go to new places. Betty does not plan to go to col lege, but plans to travel after grad uation. She was student council representative in the eighth and ninth grades, and secretary of the senior class. MELITA BROWNING Although she likes to cook and sew Melita Browning, daughter of Mr. Ed Browning, of Waynesville, Route No. 1, is most interested in getting a job. Melita plans to go to work in the rubber plant after graduation. She has worked in the lunch room since she started to high school, has been a member of the art club in the tenth grade, was student council representative in the 7th grade. PATSY BURGIN Trying to decide whether to be a nurse, a wife or both is pretty hard for Patsy Burgin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burgin, of Waynesville, Route No. 2. Patsy plans to go to Mars Hill College and then enter the field of nursing (?). Patsy likes music, sports and sewing and she might as well add cooking. Patsy has been a member of the glee club for several years, has been of the journalism club and was student council represen tative in the 8th grade. grade, was a member of the journ alism club in the 10th and 11th grade, a member of the dramatic club in the 10th grade, a first class Boy Scout, and is head cheer leader in the 11th grade. FLORENCE CAGLE With her mind set on being a teacher, or doing some kind of stenographical work. Florence Cagle, daughter of Mr. E. N. Ca gle, of Waynesville, plans to go to W. C. T. C, or Norfolk Business College. Florence has been a member of the dramatic club in the 9th grade, member of the 4-H club in the 7th and 8th grades, is cashier in the lunch room and won second place in Woman's Club recitation contest. Some of the things she likes to do are bowl (she gets over a hun dred pretty often) and see adven ture movies and read. ZEB CURTIS, JR. Between planning to be a chem ical engineer, making good grades, keeping up with the sports world, reading a good deal, Zeb Curtis, Jr., son of Mr. and Z. W. Curtis, of Waynesville, is kept pretty busy. Zeb plans to go to Berea College where he will study to be a chemi cal engineer. He was student council representative in the 8th ooooooooo li in IN MiGr A big, red truck shrieks by and wails into the distance. Another fire It's a very satisfying feeling to snuggle be tween the covers again with the thought that if ever it is your home the loss is ours, not yours. L. N. Davis & Co. Real Estate Rentals Insurance "Satisfaction With Safely" Phone 77 Main Street boooooOuJ MARION GREEN Although having a high school record that reads like a Roosevelt record, Marion Green, son of Mrs. M. C. Green, of 501 Walnut street, is not interested in politics. Marion enjoys "curb hopping at Charlie's Place after school and is saving his money to go to Clem- son College where he will study to be a chemical engineer. Marion has been student council president, president of senior class, president of junior class, presi dent of sophomore class, and vice president of freshman class. He has won first place in U. D. C. de clamation contest and second place in the D. A. R. declamation contest. Fight Singapore Bomb Flames f jL ii TwgniH iii i rw-ii 'vjr With ho means of resisting Jap air attacks, Singapore, In its last days, was a helpless target for enemy bombers. Native civilian defense work ers are shown fighting the flames which consumed a group of houses after a bomb hit. Since then the Japs have Invaded Java, capturing Batavia, and landed troops in New Guinea, 400 miles from Australia. (Ctntral Pre$t) full of souvenirs has been fun for Arlene Eller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Eller, of Hazelwood. Arlene enjoys fancy sewing and ikes to watch sports of all kinds. She isn't worried about the tire shortage because she loves to walk. Arlene plans to get a job this summer and then go into training for a nurse. HENRY FOY Architectual engineering is the choice of Henry B. Foy, son of Mrs. H. B. Foy, who lives on Welch street. Henry plans to enter Mars Hill College after graduation. He has many interests among which are Scouting, sports, music and crafts of all kinds, and working after school at Stovall's 5 & 10 isn't ex actly a hobby, but he likes it just the same. Henry was student council rep resentative in the 9th grade, has been a member of the journalism club, member of the high school band in the 10th and 1 1th grades, a member of the aviation club in the 8th grade, is senior patrol lead er of Troop 2 and holds the rank of Life Scout. ; GROVENE CLARK Grovene Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Clark, of East street plans to be a teacher, with her major in English and minor in his tory. She plans to go to Mars Hill College. Grovene says the thing she likes to do best is read, She has been a member of the dramatic club in the 9th grade and a member of the high school band. MARY LUCIA ALLISON Collecting books is the inter esting hobby of Mary Lucia Alli son, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jarvis Allison, of East Waynes ville. Mary wants very much to be a teacher and plans to go to Berea where she will major in English and minor in history. She was student council repre sentative in 10th grade. Mary's hobby aside from collecting books is the piano. AMELIA AMOS Although she is ready to jump at the first chance girls are given to go into aviation, Amelia Amos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Amos, of Waynesville, has decided to be a telephone operator. Amelia is a member of the glee club and is very much interested in sports. Allen's Creek News Uncle Bill Pruett was among the 226 people who sat in the Sunday school classes last Sunday morn ing. After Sunday school Mr. Pruett gave a short talk which was fully enjoyed by all. Several dollars were saved last week when members of the church volunteered their services and painted the interior of the church. The results were quite pleasing. Other improvements are being planned. Charles Pruett, for several years has been employed at the Royle and Pilkington Co., has resigned because of ill health. He has gone to Cabin Flats and will reside with his father while recuperating. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moody have moved to Saunook, on the farm of G. R. Carranger. WALLACE BURNETTE Being an accountant is the am bition of Wallace Burnette, son of Mr. and A. E. Burnette, of Lake Junaluska. Wallace plans to go to Berea College where he will study ac counting. Wallace is practically the only silent voice in the howl at theme time he likes to write and has quite a collection of origi nal poems, essays and stories. Wallace s activities include be ing vice president of ninth grade home room, secretary of the eighth grade home room, has played basketball since the ninth grade, has been a member of the dra matic club in the ninth grade, member of journalism club in 11th grade and is a Boy Scout. ARLENE ELLER Collecting several scrapbooks For Complete, Up-to-the-Minute WAR NEWS SUPPLEMENTED WITH MAPS and PICTURES Read The Charlotte News Livest Newspaper in the Carolinas CLARENCE ARRINGTON Having been voted the "most studious boys" by the class of '41, does not keep Clarence Arrington, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Arring ton, of Route No. 1, from being a regular fellow and liking sports. ; Clarence plans to go to Berea College and then have a try at being an aviator second choice he wants to be a teacher. Clarence has a wide range of activities, he was vice president of home room in the 10th, secre tary of home room in 11th, also student council representative in the 11th, has participated in , D. C. declamation contest and was given the junior Liont Citizenship award by the Lions iClub, he was salutatorian of 1941 graduating class, was a member of the FFA club in the 8th and 9th grades. We regret the passing away of Mrs. Riley Mills and give our sym pathy to the family. Ernest Medford has gone to Willmington, where he will be em ployed on a defense job. Sergeant Carl Francis, of Fort ' Bragg, spent last week-end here with his wire, parents ana irienas. Hazelwood Honor Roll For February Is Announced i .. The honor roll for the Hazelwood school for the month of February has been announced as follows by the principal, Lawrence Leather wood. First erade: Patsy Blalock, Nan cy Bischoff, Richard Hoyle, Ken neth Underwood, Helen Jean Knight, Adeaide McLean, Wanda Rector, Bobby Joe McClure, Max ineRogers, Nell Scruggs, Shirley Anne Sheehan, Barbara Snyder, Susie Swanger, and Betty Lou Wyatt. Second grade: Kathleen Creas man, Lucille Crawford, Carmen Green, Carey Swanger, and Carroll Swanger. Third grade: Charlotte Davis, Jimmy Swift, Rufus Curtis, Boyce Towers, Poconna Stewart, Betty Jean Farmer, Sdney Green, Dor othy Creasman, and Martha Cras man. Fourth grade: Mary Brendle, Frances Hendrix, Frances Hoyle, Mary Anne James, Junior Snyder, and Betty Sue Sheehan. Firth grade: Betty Sue Berry, Mary Ann McGaha, Gordon Pru itt, Bernice Smathers, Sydney Rudisal, Carroll Underwood, Sam my Wiggins, and Phyllis Wyatt. DAVID GILLETT Another recruit for Uncle Sam's air corps is David Clark Gillett, son of Mr, and Mrs. John Gillett, of Lake Junaluska. David works during the summer and part of the: time after school, but hopes some dayto be a pilot for Uncle Sam. His chief hobby is being a good Boy Scout. ELIZABETH BRADLEY Declaring that she wants to work and make her own living, Delmos Caldwell has bought the Elizabeth Bradley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bradley, of Route No. 2, still admits that she likes to cook and keep house. Elizabeth is planning to be a stenographer after graduation. ANN EDMUNDS Ann Edmunds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Edmunds, who live on East street, plans to enter Maryville College where she will continue her music. Ann is inspired by Miss Walker and intends to take up band work. She also collects stamps and keeps a scrapbook. She was a member of the art club in the 10th grade, is a Girl Scout and holds the senior service rank and is a member of the high school band. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION State of North Carolina, Department of State. To All to Whom These Present May Come Greeting: Whereas, it appears to my satis faction, by duly authenticated record of the proceedings for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the unanimous consent of all the stockholders, deposited In my office, that the Haywood Oil Company, a corporation of this State, whose principal office is situated in the town of Waynesville, county of Haywood, State of North Carolina (Louise E. Campbell being the agent therein and in charge there of, upon whom process may be served) has complied with the re quirements of Chapter 22, Consoli dated Statues, entitled "Corpora tions," preliminary to the issuing of this Certificate of ' Dissolution: Now Therefore, I Thad Eure, Secretary of State of the State of North Carolina, do hereby certify that the saM cnrnnratinn AiA mi the 21st day of February, 1942, file defendants will further take no in my office a duly executed and tic tnat tney are repaired to P attested consent in writing to the pear witnin ten days from the 23rd dissolution of said corporatio exe- dy of March, 1942, before the cuted by all the stockholders there- NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA, HAYWOOD COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOIR COURT BEFORE THE CLERK Grover C. Davis, Executor of T. J. Davis, Deceased, 'vs.. Dell Davis, R. F. Davis, and wife, Mattie Davis, T. C. Davis and wife, Minnie Davis, V. R. Davis and wife, Nora Davis, Falsam Davis Woody and husband, W. F. Woody, O. T. Davis and wife, Francis Davis, Jessie Davis and husband, J. B. Davis, Nancy Davis Thomas and husband, Ar thur Thomas, Ada Davis Shook and husband, A. G. Shook, Chris tine Davis Melvin and husband, Keith Melvin, Coy Davis Farth ing and husband, Ralph Farth ing, Carl Davis and Ralph Davis. The defendants, O. T. Davis, Francis Davis, Ada Davis Shook, A. G. Shook, Christine Davis Mel vin, Keith Melvin, Coy Davis Farth ing, Ralph Farthing, Carl Davis and Ralph Davis, will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Su perior Court of Haywood County, North Carolina for the purpose of selling land to make assets to pay the indebtedness of the estate of T. J. Davis, Deceased, and the said of, which said consent and the rec ord of the proceedings aforesaid are now on file in my said office as provided oy law. In Testimony Whereof, I have set my hand and affixed my official seal at Raleigh, this 21st day of February, A. D. 1942. THAD EURE, - Secretary of State. No. 1164 Feb. 29 Mar. 5-12-19. Clerk of the Superior Court in Waynesville, Haywood County, N. C., and answer or demur to the complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said com plaint. This the 20th day of Feb., 1942. KATE WILLIAMSON, Asst. Clerk of Superior Court, Haywood County, North Carolina No. 1163 Feb. 26 Mar. 6-12-19. Miss Flora May Smith Makes Fine Record At Bob Jones College Miss Flora May Smith, of Way nesville, route 1, has attained the distinction of being an honor stu dent at Bob Jones College, Cleve land, Tehn., by making a B average for the first semester which re cently ended. Out of a student body of 550 approximately 20 per cent made a B average. Ratcliff Cove News New Rulings For Registrants With Dependents Selective service registrants who have been deferred by reason of dependency only, but who wish to volunteer to compete for selective officer candidates must make ap plications through the local board, it has beeen pointed out this week by General J. Van B. Metts, state director. All such volunteers must be American citizens and be eligible aside from their dependency claims, for classification in Class 1-A. In addition, the application to volun teer and waive of dependency filed with the local board must be signed by the dependents over 18 years of age, as well as by the registrant, and any volunteer under 21 years of age must obtain the written con sent of his parents or guardians. Volunteers who are found by the army to be initially qualified, will be inducted among quotas sent to the army by their local boards and given four months training in the ranks to determ ine if they are potential prospects for commissions as second lieu tenants. Any not recommended for an officer candidate school at the end of this training period may request to be transferred to the enlisted reserve which means that he will return to civilian life and not be subject to call for active service unless registrants having similar dependency claims are being call ed. Those who fail to complete the officer candidate course, or who are not recommended for com mission, likewise may request transfer to the enlisted reserve, or MARRIAGE Jack V. Anderson to Tv Fred Samuel F v-l, llr-rw,.,,- dena, Texas, to Delores Hi V (ft Canton. s HoltJeJ elect to be reassigned listed man on active dutv Aiter the local board & J ed his application, toekJl his citizenshin "geth H or not he shnuM k. j . WiJ "necessary man" i occupation, the registrant by the local board e" N sician. '"uuls XI the registrant physical test, he is uie next step !s to preWil self at any arm , . r.,,,cul center J will have been H0; '., ?M army corns area p. qualification examination ii. ....UClll t(J travej ,xum i reception to repl rr. ,meals If the registrant is f,j .6ttJll to volunteer is denied bUilTl 11 1-A. -""OMffiCJ It is estimated by then-,., partment that the entire to period for a volunteer cyiunussion, including the il months' service in the ranks, kJ win inquire a minimum i iiiuittiia. BIRTH ANNOI vrpum. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alley, of J dciii, nmiuuiice me birth of i HyT 1- .1-1,1 1 uu juarcn n.n in Mew Ben, filndvs Marie Underwood, who has been ill, is better. Miaa Mnrctnrct TInHprwood SDent the week-end in Hazelwood. Services were held Sunday night at Elizabeth Chapel. L. C. Stev ens was in charge. Sergeant Glenn Francis, of Fort Bragg, spent the week-end with his parents. 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