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Classifications
Announced By Board
The following classifications
were made during the past week
by the local draft board:
Placed in class 3-A were: Wil
liam Alexander Goodwin, Fred
Simmons Christopher, Ronald Hob
son Morris, Ray Cline Best, George
Henry Taylor, Robert T. Messer,
Theodore Frank Kinsman, Homer
Haney, John Baxter Mathis, Rob
ert Moody Hall, Linton Holcombe,
John Desley Grasty.
Wade Saunders, Henry Burton
Brackett, Theodore Swanger, Ho
bert Woodford Collins, Madison
Harwell Bowles, James Wilford
Ray, Frank McKiney Fie, Daniel
Dewey Hyatt, John Vance Greene,
Amos Cagle, Paul Jarvis Brock,
Jack Smith,
Herbert Quinlan Wright, Norman
Lewis Conard, Troy W. Leather
wood, Walter Frank Kinsey, Jr.,
Floyd Lyle, Hurshel Edwin Dot
son, William Johnson Leatherwood,
Marion Clyde Phillips, Talmadge
Harrison Kuykendall, Dillard
Rogers, Frank Nash, and David
Eslie Hannah.
Jesse Daniel Boone Jenkins, Ben
James Parrish, Jack Ervin Rogers,
Carter Thomas Boone, Joe Al
bert Price, Robert Lee Underwood,
James Erustus Davis, Joseph
Bryan Best, John Ebid Bramlett,
Frank Burton Painter, Ben How
ell Kirkpatrick.
Lloyd George Jones, Joseph Har
old Sisk, Woodrow Wilson Under
wood, John Wilburn Boyd, Alfred
Clark Arrington, Wallace Roder
ick Robinson, Charlie Roy Frady,
Jptis Jack Cox, Robert Daniel Fish
er, and William Wayne Wright.
Placed in 1 4-F were Walter
Haley, Jr., Thurman Davit, Wal
ter Blake Helmick, Sherman Evans,
Jim Parton, and Perry Harris,
Harry Linder, and Edward Earl
Arrington were placed in the class
1-C and Joseph Vance Davis and
Weaver H. McCracken, Jr., were
put in class 2-A.
The following were classified in
3-B: Pinkie Thomas Messer, Law
rence Killian Bumgarner, Clarence
William Lewis, and John H. Hyatt.
Arthur Payne Ledbetter was placed
in class 1-B.
Corporal Joe Shipley, of Fort
Jackson, spent the week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Shipley, on Brown Avenue.
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TROY J. EARLY, of Hazelwood,
is now stationed at Weatherford,
Okla., as an airplane mechanic
at thfs large air base. Since en
tering service in February, Early
has beeriNstationed 'at Fort Jack
soli,' 'Keisley Field, Miss., Will
Rogers Field, Okla., and now at
Weatherford.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Early, of Hazelwood.
Pvt. Paul Blackwell
Now In Maryland
Private Paul Blackwell, son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Blackwell, is
stationed with Company C, 1st
Proving Ground, Maryland. Pri
vate Blackwell has been writing
back home to find out if there are
other Haywood county boys at
his post.
Ewell "Carver, 19, U. S. Navy,
who-4- stationed at Little Creek,
Va., spent the past week here with
tiia tnntVinr Mr RtpUn f.arvpr.
Younjg 'Carver has been in the ser
vice ;abou three months.
Private James Reed, of Fort
Jackson, joined his wife here for
a visit, during the past week. Mrs.
Reed k spending some time with
her rriother, Mrs Stella Carver.
Private First Class Francis C.
Garren, who is now stationed at
Camp Sutton near Monroe, spent
the week-end here with Mrs. Gar
ren. ' ' . .
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P. F. C. GLENN SCRUGGS is
now in Australia. v He has been in
the army since June 9, 1940, Most
of his training period was spent
at Fort Bragg. He is the son of
Lee R. S.ruggs and the late Mrs.
Scruggs, of Waynesville.
At Cai:ro Gordon
KENNETH GALLOWAY, well
known Waynesville boy, is now
serving his country in the navy.
He is stationed in New York. He
;S the son' of Ransom Galloway, of
Canton, and the late Mrs. Gallo-
a. He i" the giand-cti of Mr.
and Mrs. Estus Arrington. Ken-
i th volunteered sime three months
ago.
Corporal Floyd Mehaffey, of
Fort Jackson, spent last week here
with his parents.
CORP. MILFORD SCRUGGS
has made a good record in the
army since he enlisted in Janu
ary, 1941. For a year he was at
Camp Benning, Ga., ; and when
promoted to corporal, was trans
ferred to Camp Gordon, near Au
gusta. He is also a son of Lee
R. Scruggs and the late Mrs.
Scruggs.
Henry Tuttle Receives
Promotion At Camp Polk
Henry Tuttle, technician, Head
quarters Company, 7th Armored
Division, stationed at Camp Polk,
has recently been promoted to ser
geant. Sergeant Tuttle has been
in the service for the past seven
months. He was inducted at Fort
Bragg and from there was trans
ferred to Camp Lee, Va., and from
the latter to Camp Polk, La.
Hunter Blackwell
Now At Corpus Christi
Hunter Blackwell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Blackwell, who is a
veteran of World War I, is a chief
machinist mate in the U. S. Navy,
and is stationed at Corpus Christi,
Texas. He will be joined this
month by Mrs. Blackwell and
their daughter, Susan and son.
Hunter, the 3rd.
Private Ray Swayngim, of Fort
Benning, Ga., spent the week-end
with his father, G. C. Swayngim,
and his sister, Mrs. Robert Mc
Elroy. .
Sergeant Charles Burgess, of
Fort Jackson, is spending this
week here with relatives.
Corporal Jack Smith, of Fort
Jackson, is spending this week here
with Mrs. Smith and his parents.
NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA, I
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR mTTRT
HAYWOOD COUNTY,
VS.
MRS. J. R. ADAMS, if she
be alive, if not her heirs at
laws, and her husband, if V
any, by whatever name he
may be known, and HUGH
J. SLOAN, Executor of the
Estate of B. J. Sloan, Trus
tee, and Lake Junaluska
Assembly.
The defendants, Mrs. J. R.
Adams, if she be alive, if hot her
heirs at law, and her husband, if
any by whatever name j Tto mnv
be known, will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
Of Haywood Countv. North Par.
olina, to foreclose liens for taxes
due Haywood County; and said
defendants will further take no
tice that they are required to ap
pear at the office of the Clerk of
Superior Court of said county at
the Courthouse in Wavnpsvillo
North Carolina, within thirty days
alter the ZOth day of July, 1942,
and answer or demur to the Com
nlaint of said action nr tha
plaintiff will apply to the court
lor tne relief . demanded m said
Complaint.
This the 17th day of June, 1942.
C. H. LEATHERWOOD,
Clerk Superior Court of Hay
wood County.
No. 1195 June 18-25-July 2-9
Corporal Kenneth Moore has
returned to Fort Jackson after
spending a week here with his
parents.
Fines Creek News
Mrs. D. N. Rathbone
The Rev. Jarvis Teague filled his
regular monthly appointment at
the Fines Creek Baptist church
Sunday. The attendance was good.
The B. Y. P. U. meets each Sun
day at 8 p. m. at the Fines Creek
Baptist church.
The Fines Creek highway is be
ing put in excellent condition, the
road and narrow curves are being
widened. The state has trucks and
hand crews assisted by W. P. A.
It's hoped by midsummer the school
zone roads will be in better con
dition. ,
Mr, and Mrs. Dennis Rathbone,
of Canton, were Sunday guests
of the former's brother, Mr, and
Mrs. Walter Rathbone.
Mr. and Mrs Frank McCracken
and family, of Boone, are- visiting
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. B. McCracken, at their home
on Fines Creek.
Jack Sparks, now serving in the
navy, was on furlough last week
visiting with his parents here, Mr.
and Mrs. Zim Sparks.
Roy Justice, who is in the U. S.
Army, spent the week-end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Justice.
Mr; and Mrs. Charlie Sutton, of
Newport News, have been visiting
with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Greene, of Fines Creek, and
Mr. and Mrs. Eroen Sutton, of
Waynesville.
Dellwood News
Friends of Miss Fannie Pear
Campbell regret that she had the
misfortune of spraining her ankle
Sunday. She will not be able to
go to work for a few days.
Miss Elizabeth Ferguson, who
attended college at Greensboro,
is home to spend the summer va
cation with her mother, Mrs. Fan
nie Ferguson.
Mrs. John Moodv is at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. CMf ton Mnndw
where she is very ill following an
operation at tne Haywood uounty
Hospital. Mrs. Moody is here
from Virginia.
Robert Gibson, of Newnort.
News, Va , and his family, visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verlin
umson at the home ot Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Moody.
The Missionary Society of the
Dellwood Bautist church -meets at
the church Friday afternoon, June
19. Every member and interested
person are urged to attend.
Mrs. "Dick" Setzer. of Canton,
spent the week-end with her moth
er, Mrs. Minnie Woody, of .Dellwood..."
Dan Gibson visited his parents
Sunday.
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