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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY JUXE
Funeral Rites Held
For Mrs. P. S. Hyatt
Sunday Afternoon
Last riteg were held on Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home
of her son, W. A. Hyatt, on the
Fairview road for Mrs. Margaret
Nancy Jones Hyatt, 92, who died
on Saturday morning, following
an extended illness. The Rev. J.
Clay Madison, pastor of the First
Methodist church, officiated. Bur
ial was in Greenhill cemetery.
Grandsons of Mrs. Hyatt served
as pallbearers. They were How
ard Hyatt, Walter Hyatt, James
Hyatt, of Waynesville, and Loch
Ian, Billy id Clarence Hyatt, of
iJewpo'rc News, Va.
Mrs. Hyatt was prominently
connected in Western North Car
olina. She was the daughter of
Captain James Walker Jones and
his wife, Mary Allen Jones. She
was born in Henderson county on
Aug. 19, 1850, and was the widow
of the late Pinkney E. Hyatt, of
Waynesville, to whom she was
married in May 1872.
She was educated at the old
Female College of Spartanburg,
S. C. She had been a member of
the Methodist church for more than
75 years, and at the time of her
death was the oldest member of
the First Methodist church of
Waynesville. She was greatly be
loved by a large circle of relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Hyatt was the mother of 9
children, five of whom survive, in
cluding: W. A. Hyatt, with whom
she resided; Walter V Harry J.,
Ernest J.r all of Waynesville, and
Frank D., of Asheville; 25 grand
children; 12 great grandchildren;
two sisters, Mrs. J. E. Corpening,
of Asheville, and Mrs. T. B. Allen,
Hendersonville.
Among those from out of town at
tending the funeral were: Mrs. J,
C. Corpening, Mr. and Mrs. John
Clement, Mrs. Chas. Clark, Mrs.
Frank Johnson, Mrs. Gussie Kin
ard, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde White
sides all of Asheville; Mrs. T. B.
Allen, and Miss Leona Allen , of
Hendersonville; Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Cowan and Miss Mildred
Cowan, of Webster; Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Hyatt, of Blackstone, Va.,
Donald M. Hyatt and David Hyatt,
fit Wilmington; Mr. and Mrs.
'Cowafl Moody and daughter, Car
olyn Moody, of Sylva.
'Jfeck Rathbone Graduates
This Week From Berea
Jack Rathbone, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Rathbone, of Lake Juna
luska, received the B. A. degree in
economics at the commencement
exercises at Berea College on
Monday.
Young Rathbone, who attended
Brevard Junior College two years
before going to Berea, has been
active in campus affairs including
Y. M. C. S., and public affairs for
um at Berea. He is a graduate of
the Waynesville township high
school. '
Annual Decoration Day
Takes Place At Rogers
Cove Cemetery Saturday
The annual decoration program
will take place at the Rogers Cove
cemetery on Saturday, June 6th. All
the women of the community are
requested to bring a picnic dinner.
All those who have friends and rel
atives buried in the cemetery are
invited to attend.
TAXES TAKE $12 MILLION
Chicago. Out of an estate of
Virginia McCormick, daughter of
Cyrus Hall McCormick, inventor
of the reaper, Federal and state
taxes will take more than $12,
000,000, or approximately two
thirds of the estate. The tax as
sessment, according to the return,
was: Federal estate tax, $10,
443,183 ; Federal income tax $950
743; Illinois inheritance tax, $963,
165. The actual : estate, after
taxes are deducted, was estimated
at $6,550,802. :
Many a birthday has a party, but
a lot of parties have stopped hav
ing birthdays.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in a certain
deed of trust, executed by Sol
Casey and wife, Jennie Casey, to
F, E. Alley, Jr., Trustee for Alice
Arthur,- dated January 13, 1930,
and recorded in Deeds of Trust
Book No. 24, page 285, Office of
the Register of Deeds of Haywood
County, North Carolina, the un
dersigned will offer for sale at
Public Auction for Cash to the
highest bidder for cash the fol
low ., described real property, on
the 22nd day of June, 1942, at
i2 o'clock noon at the courthouse
door in Waynesville, Haywood
County", North Carolina.
Lying end being in the Town of
Waynesville". Beginning on a stake
on the West side of Daisy Avenue
and runs North 60 H West one
chain and seventy links to a stake
on Bryson Streetj thence South 22
West Seventy-six links to a stake;
thence North 62 V4 East one chain
and fiftv links to a Stake thpnra
Over 200 Expected
To Attend Baptist
Bible School
Over 200 are exftcted to attend
the Vacation Bible school which
will begin on Monday morning at
9 a. m., June 8th, at the First
Baptist church for a two weeks
period, it was announced yesterday
by the pastor, the Rev, H. G. Ham
mett. I
Both boys and girls and young
people from four to seventeen
years of age will take the' course
offered. There will be special de
partmental work for every age
group. ;: . .... ,
The beginners, age 4 and, 5 will
have as their superintendent Miss
May Boone. Miss Adeline Boone
will work with the primary group
from 6 through 8 yean of age.
Miss Hatsie Siler Freeman and
Miss Margaret Terrell will serve
as superintendents of the juniors
from 9 through 12 years tit age.
Mrs. H. G. Hammett will be in
charge of the intermediate group
from 13 through 18.
Over twenty trained workers
will assist in the instruction,
handwork and recreation. The pro
gram will consist of Bible study,
pageants, handwork and various
types of recreation. Refreshments
ll n TT J
on vi rormer naywwu
Resident Wins Award Of
Asheville Civitan Club
Dean Rogers, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank L. Rogers, of Bun
combe county, both natives of
Haywood, has recently been an-
will be served by the circles of the
W. M. S. ,
nounced as one of the two winners
of the citizenship award of the
Asheville Civitan Club.
Each year the club offers $150
toward college expenses to tome
student selected from the 21 high
schools of the county. There are
two chosen from each school. 1 This
year there was a tie between two
of the 42 students selected and the
money is being divided between
them, Dean Rogers and Charles
Lewallen.
former VmieBoonT
father tan.. ?Tne..Mei
school of Buncombe i
The successful
from the grass that rZ1
some felW. rolte
" " " icer.
When we are "7177 :
will be "all in."
tU Dr. Waal's (Brlnf Old Tub)
TOOTH PASTE
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Camp
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Stock up with these
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25c Magnesia Tab.
Phillips . . . 12c
60c Swamp Root
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French's . . 19c
60c Ointment
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$1.25 Caroid and
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North 36 East eighty links to
the beginning. This being a part
of Lot No. 1, Block "L", Oak
Forest Addition of Town of Way
nesville. This the 22nd day of Ma v, 1942.
F. E. ALLEY, Jr.,
Trustee
No. 1190 May 28-June 1-11-18!
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