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(One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, JULY 29 l9 Page 4 THE WATNESVILLE MOUNTAINEEh -.r mm -a V , ( 1 1 '''')' J t.i r '' 1 $0 .'," .1 t j 1 , . . . 5 f 1 i F 1 z 'I 1 Reclassifications Announced For Week The Waynesville draft board has announced the following reclassi fications made during the past week: Placed in class 1-A were: Klaus Hans Rollman, Ernest Dalton, Medford Addie Grasty, Robert Era mett Bradley, Charles Ray Press It y, Jessie Eckles Pressley, James Lee Milner, Clarence Everett Ar lington and Orville David Messer. Frederick A. Love was placed in class 1-A (H). William Carl Justice and Zeb Walton Curtis, Jr., were placed in class 1-C. Raymond Francis Swayngim was put in class 1-C (H). Hobart Farrady Hoglen was put in class Ii-A (H). Ralph Lewis Duckett was put in class Hobert Pressnell and Isaac Shatter Rollins were placed in class 4-A. Placed in class 4-F were: Char les Mil ford Dunn, Estus Rathbone, George Garnett Snyder, Veil in Gunter, Woodrow Wilson Fergu son, Coy Grooms, Lyman Brown lowe Rogers, Odell Rogers, Charles Lewis Crayne and Dencille Cagle. Clarence Willie Moore was put in class 4-F (H). Columbus Wright was put in class 2-B. Sgt. George A. McCracken Spends 15-day Furlough Technical Sergeant George A. McCracken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore .McCracken, of Waynes ville, has recently returned to his post at Urane Field, Lakeland, Fla., after spending a 15-day fur lough here with his parents. Sgt. McCracken volunteered in the service in .Miami in 11)41 and was sent to Mac Dill Field, Tampa, and from there to his present post where he is serving as an instruc tor in the air corps. Pvt. William Rhinehart Now At Fort Eustis, Va. Pvt William A. Rhinehart, of Lake Junaluska, has just arrived at Fort Eustis, Va., the nation's largest Antiaircraft Artillery Re placement Training Center, to be gin his period of basic training in the army. Pvt. Rhinehart, who arrived at Fort Eustis on June 30, attended school at Lake Junaluska. Gordon E. Hendricks, U. S. Navy, Promoted Gordon E. Hendricks, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hendricks, formerly of route 1, Waynesville, and now stationed in Newport News, Va., has recently been pro moted to the rank of petty officer, first class in the U. S. Navy. He and his wife, the former Miss Hazel Ellen Hall, of San An tonio, Tex., were the recent guests of his parents. Following a brief visit to the home of Mrs. Hendricks in Texas, the couple will go to San Diego, Calif., where Mr. Hen dricks will attend a Navy school until December at which time he will return to his ship. He has been in the navy for the past three and one half years and has been on active duty in the Pacific since the outbreak of the war. Before enlisting he attended the local high school and was sports editor of The Waynesville Moun taineer for several months. In Idaho i Lt. Sam C. Welch Put In Command of Company Lt. Sam C. Welch, who is sta tioned at Camp Croft, has been transferred from Comapny D of the 31st Training Battalion and has been placed in command of Company A. Lt. Welch volunteered in the service shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor and was inducted at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. He took his basic traing at Camp Wol ters, Tex., and from there was sent to officers candidate school at Fort Benning, Ga. He was sen ior examiner with the Federal Home Loan Bank, with headquar ters in Topeka, Kan., at the time he entered the army. Staff Sgt. Paul M. Miller Has Arrived In England Staff Sergeant Paul M. Miller, U. S. Air corps, has arrived safely in England, according to informa tion received by his parents. Sgt. Miller was inducted in the service at Camp Croft in Sept, j 1142, and was sent from there to Fort Bragg. After being station-' ed at Fort Bragg for a brief time he was sent to eight different camps prior to his being sent over seas. Sgt. Miller is an aerial gunner and before entering the service 1 he was employed by Ben Sloan,' local contractor. r I SGT. J. B. WYATT, son of Mis J. F. Wyatt, of Waynesville, route 1, is now stationed at Gowen Field, Boise, Idaho. He was inducted at Fort Bragg in January, 1942, and from there sent to Puerto Rico, where he served 17 months. From Puerto Rico he was transferred to (lis present post. Before entering the service he was employed by the Unagusta Manufacturing Company. He has two brothers in the service: Pfc. Dewey Wyatt, who is stationed at Fort Moultrie, and Pfc. Henry Wyatt, who is now at Camp Mc Cain, Miss. Sgt. Wyatt recently spent a nine day furlough with his mother. i Lt. Grey C. Winchester Is Navigator Aboard A Flying Fortress Bomber A lighting crew member of the army's powerful and best-known airplane is 2nd Lt. Grey C. Win chester, of Waynesville, who is ' completing his training at Dyers burg, Tenn., aboard a Flying For- ' tress and will soon head into com bat with the rest of his 10-man ' crew. A graduate of the Army Air i Forces training schools, Lt. Win- Chester for the past several weeks ' has been a member of the Second i Air Force which train heavy bomb ardment crews for aerial warfare. ' Son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Winchester, of Waynesville, Lt. Winchester is the navigator aboard the Armv's nrizp homher. A a nnv-' igator he is responsible for plot-! ting the courses of all flights, both in training and overseas. At the fighting front it will be his task to navigate the Fortress to the ene my target and, the mission being accomplished, to return the bomber and men safely to their home base. In civilian life Lt. Winchester was a student. Chief ambition of his is to return to his home and family after he has paid his re spect to the axis. In Mississippi Illlfii In Navy "i ' " lf "D o J I i A absent-minded boss is the Now is the time wb uhn'mnlfpQ f hi' mistalfp of ffn. nnnranf ; . . -- B.irvvwi, mice can safelv i to the office instead of the golf with the "Star-Soano.' " , one ing links. W'e're all glad to reak stana i STAT.IENT STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK, N y Condition December 31. 1942, A Shown By Statement F Amount f Capitul paid in Ani'iuiit I.-lyf r Ast-ts, le-. ;j Ut previous ear. y.l 4 iV :j , . Im-olii? Fl-lii I. .ll. i holders. 7U.ll71.2T ; MiwrlUi.r .u. I'. , Putir-j l...:.lir. 'J.S.l 4 3 70; M el.. Fire Piviniuiii Wiilteii oi renevve;! -iMnntf e.ir. 1 Other Premiums -Written or !eie..e.i ,iunn Forte ASSETS faille- "f Hot 'I- I -I Dep. lle.) Mi In.M t inl:iiie .111. 1 H.io s hot ou itl(elet Aj.rei it r. ' I1.1I.1111 e. ifj.ie.entiliK liuvint" vrilleh h,il.seiu.-'!i 1 . 1 Agents' l,;l l.ilht'N I e.i ,-se-l t, 1 11 1 lillsliier,!. wt'lllei. . r 1, ,t f, Oil., I l-ilui-t ( e.le'l ltelli- HUH e- II.. I. lines P.il.ililr HHI re, ei.ille. t,.ft. ii for to. riks Illteiet ;lli. Kents out' iili.l ....-llle'l ll othet An.H. us .leld.le.l ill st.it enient r Total i-l not .iillnille.i T0t.1l a.lliiitle.l etv Ensign Claude G. Davis, U. S. Navy, who has been in the ser vice since 1926, expects to be call ed to serve with the fleet at any date. He has served in Nicaragua in 1927, in Europe in 1927-28, in Asiatic waters from 1929 to 1932; was in Shanghai when Japs cap tured Woosung Forts at entrance to post. Was on duty at Naval Air Station in Pensacola from June, 1932, to August, 1934. In 1936 was sent to Island of Guam and served as secretary to gov- nor; in 1939 returned to the States. He was in Battle of Solo mons; made warrant officer and served at St. Louis Naval Air Station. In June was commission ed ensign. Private Lyndon Bryson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bryson, of Can ton, who is now stationed at th. Greenville Air Field, in Missis sippi. He was inducted at Fort Jackson and from there was sent to Keesler Field, Mias. From Keeshr Field he was transferred to Maxwell Field, Ala., and then to his present post. Before enter ing the service he was employtd by the Anchor Looking Glass Com pany in Salem, N. J., as a ship ping clerk. He is a graduate of the Sylva and Waynesville schools. Sgt. Milas Green Is Now A Staff Sergeant Milas L. Green, formerly a 'ser geant in the Army Air Forces, has been promoted to staff sergeant at the Army Air Base, Casper, Wy oming. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii. Green, Clyde, route 1. He is an assistant engineer and in civilian life was an inspector at ;he Canton mills. Frank Brown, Jr., U. S. Navy at Camp Endicott Frank Brown, Jr., Carpenter's Mate, third class, has recently completed his boot training at Camp Peary, Williamsburg, Va. He volunteered in the Seahees on May 27, and was inducted at Camp Croft, and is now stationed at Camp Endicott, R. I. Before enter ing the service he was employed in th Ammunition Depot at Ports mouth, Va. LIABILITIES i laiins Net amount uf unpaid losses and liieartieil premiums salaries, rents, expenses, bills, a. i-ouutt,, tees, due or aeuuei Kstin.ate.i amount pjiul.le lor Federal State, county and mum. due or arerue.l ' ( 'oiitiiitf.-nt ii.iiiiiiittsi.ins. or oilier t lmrues .iue or accrued ll other liabilities, as detailed in statement ' Tot;i Capital actual surplus over I amount of a y paid up in all liabilities liabilities except Capital ish Mirplus is regards Total Policyholders .ialiilities BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1945 Fire Ifisks written SX0g.A58.O0; Premiums Keien. l til other Hisks written u8, 738.00; Premiums Re,en,., Losses incurred Fire '2,"f4.00 ; Paid :.osses inclined All other .... 2.771. Oil; Paid.....'!.'.. President. W. Hoss McCain; Secretary, l. W. 1. Jones- Treisim-r . Home Office. So .liihu St.. New York. N. Y STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, Haleiifh. rVbr I. WII.I.IAM I. HOIXJES. Insurance Commissioner, do herein ,e-tit :s a tine and correct abstract of the statement of the Standard lnsuu, Ncu lurk. N. V., filed with this Department, sl.owUiir the condm ,, . ii the :tlsi dm ,.f December, ID42. Witness iii hand mid official seal, the day and year ajpove wriino WH.l.lAM I. Burr. Ins 1' IM,. Pvt. Etljrar Walker Norris, who is stationed at the Orlando Air Rase, Florida, has r, turned to camp 'after spending a furlough with his father and other relatives -here, lit is the son of Fred Norris, of Route Two. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Asheville NO MORE COAT HANGERS Coat hangers are "no more." Blame it on Snickle ?ruber, the beast of Germany. When you send in your garments, please send in I hanger, otherwise we will have to return them to you just folded as best we can. Yes, we're sorry, too, but we'll all smile together, J work together, and see this thing through. Waynesville Laundry PHONE 205 Apprentice Seaman Mc- Clure Now at (ireat Lakes Appretice Seaman William Rob ert l Bill) MeClure, 18, son of Mr. anil Mrs. (iletin MeClure, of Way nesville, finite 1. who is serving in the Naval Reserve, is now stationed at Great Lakes, HI., where he is tak ing his hoot training. Seaman MeClure volunteered in July of this yiar. Prior to en tering the service he was employed by A. C. Lawrence Leather Com pany, and was a member of the senior class of the high school. Julius Rynum Miller Left After Leave Here S aman Julius Bynum Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miller, of Waynesville, who was inducted at Camp Croft on May 18, left yes terday for Bainbridge, Md., to re- I port after a week's leave spent here with his parents. I Seaman Miller has recently com- pleted his boot training at Bain bridge. Prior to entering the ser- I vice he was a student in the local high school. Pvt. Billy B. Medford Receives Promotion Private Billy B. Medford, who is stationed at Fort Jackson, has been promoted to Private First Class, it was learned recently. Lt. Hobart Hyatt Here On Leave From Mo. First Lt. Hobart Hyatt, son of Mrs. Marion Worsham and the late Raymond Hyatt, is spending a several days leave here with his mother. Lt. Hyatt was inducted at Fort Bragg in October, 1941 while a student at State College, Raleigh. He attended Officer Candidate school at Fort Sill, Okla., and is naw stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. -Miss Edna Mae Burress, who holds a position as teacher in the public schools of LaGrande, Ore., left Sunday after spending several weeks here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boiling H. Burress. Miss Burress will go to Washington, D. ('., and visit her sister, Miss Fran ces Burress, who holds a position with the Red Cross there en route West. From Washington she plans to go to Columbus, Ohio, where she will visit a friend. If you don't get everything you think is coming to you, maybe you should be glad. A Nice Print its' f 1 iimrilrfi-iit'ilingilffllillililiifiiaiiiiiiillilllMWIiit Phil Medford, who has been at tending the first semester of the summer school at Davidson Col lege, has arrived to spend the re mainder of the summer here with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. N. M. Medford. Uncle Sam has offered to buy all beer surpluses on hand in Ven ezuela, says a Caracus paper. And we'll have a barrel of fun! SOT ICE OF SALE STATEMENT STAR INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, N. Y. Condition December 31, 1942, A Shown By Statement Fl tl: of t'.ipitul piii.l in -.isli tnniunt I Iirr s't. Hi-.'. 1 t juvmhiis ttr. $ti.iil ...vJU.y , ; ., ..: , In. i, in.'--- Krum !'.! n-vl. .!.! i s. .f.tiiin. 1 T 7 . - 1 ; Miscellaneous, ?J'J.i.'i 7 i ; Mini - I . I' .11 In. 1.1. I 1 ,2 t ,:',i. 4. Hi M In. ell.iiieou. .iii'ue.l during Pjr. $ i ,0 1 3,4 1 .07 "i rt'iieue'l .luring "ur, f;l,..i7, ll. I i I lihlllNt'llnMil 0.". :(.:i'J Kile liein llllllS Wlitteli o 1 ;l olhfl I'li'lMliini vtlllii I'm . . ASSETS V .line of Hi.ii.Is mi. I SI... ks l..osit.-.l ill Tinst ('.iltij'. inies inn I lt.inks not on interest ... ttfelits' lull. lines, replesentili l.tlsiliess written sullseijllent t lllli lfeiits' liiilani es, represent itiij l.usiness written prior to O. toher 1 Deiluit t'eileil Kei lisuraiH'e Malalices Taxable Hills reieiva l.le, tiiken for fire risks Hills receival.le. t.i kt-n for other risks Iliteiest atnl llents .III.' an. I a. i-rueil Ml other Assets. ;is .letaileil in .statement Total Less Assets In-t a.lmitleil 1 Total .llnitle.l ssj- Assets ml LIABILITIES lailns Net aniotint of unpai.l I I nearned premiuiiis Salaries, rents, expenses. I, ills. Kstimate.l ani'miit paiahle for .hie or iiei-riit'.l ('..iitinent emninisMioiis. or other charges due or accrued All other lialiilities. as iletniled in Btatenient a.aoutits Ke.leral, fees, due or accrued State, county and municipal t..es Total aiiioiiiil of nil lialiilities except Capital (' apital iictually pni.l up in cash tM.nn".'. tnpliis met all linhilities 1 -."'J ,; Surplus as regards Total I.i; l-tilicj hdl.iers On at 1 1 h.r i -i' villc-, will ..(lev fur sale at public cry t.. tie highest bidder fur that certain parcel of land, improvements. situate ill Monday, August 'J.'irt o'clock a. m.. at tht dour in Town of Haywood County, lO-l.'l, con i t Wavnes X. C, I out cash with said CURVACEOUS Pat Fitzgerald, the Swim for Health Week Girl of 1943, Is shown wearing the latest In Cel anese swim suits. It's called Mis sissippi Magic, but as far as wecan ee Pat doesn't need any hocus to catch our eye. (International) county and state and more parti cularly described as follows, to wit : ISKGIN'XIXG on a stake in tin westerly margin of Brown Avenue, said stake being 10ti.5 feet from Kiilinn-Brnwn line, and runs with the margin of said Brown Avenue S. 21 4.V W. 50 feet; S. 121 10' W. 50 feet to a stake in the mar gin of said Brown Avenue at the cornel' of a new street (Fairview St.); thence with the northerly margin of said new street N. TO" W. l!U.;j feet to a stake 16 feet from the center of the Southern Railroad; thence parallel with and 10 feet from the center of the Southern Railway as it curves 113 feet to a stake; thence S. 63 30' E. 192 feet to the BEGINNING containing one-half acre, more or less, and being Lots Nos. 9 and 10 of the D. M. Killian property as per survey and map of J. W. Seav er made May 25. 1927. Sale made pursuant to the powers and authority vested in me by that certain deed of trust executed by Dr. Furman Anpel dated April 6, 1940. and recorded in Book 45, Page 95, Haywood County Regis try, to which instrument and rec ord reference is hereby made for all the terms and conditions there of. Sale will be made subject to a prior deed of trust to Home Owners' Loan Corporation. This July 21. 1943. A. T. WARD, Trustee. No. 1315 July 29-Aug. 5-12-19. BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1942 Hire Hisks written 7:.7, :!!'.. mi; Premiums re.-en. 1. Ml other Itisks written 6.I42.22.0; Premiums receioil Losses incurred Hire 1 S.ililD.Oil; Paid Losses incurred All other .... 2.-sSl.oi; Paid I'resiileiit, Harold Warner; Secretary, ('. A. Nottingham. II. ,me office, 1 .",!) William St.. New York. N. V. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, I. W il l i VM 1'. IHilx; K.s. h i- a true and i-. erect al.-tri'l uicii.-a of New . ..rk. V . .. fit I ninp.iio . on the :i 1st day of He rule surac.ie ('i.tniiiissioner, do herein . nf the statement of the Star 1:. -.1 with this hepart tit, sh.w u.- i etnl.er, 1!)(2. Witltes hand .ff: al seal, the da ami ear al.ove w i : WTLI 1 Il.sHI STATEMENT STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY. BLOOM V.TOY m.aint ol I. Ino, ime Hi ' in Ts!l,Tl; Disbursement- Condition December 31. 1942. As Shown By Statemei t Fi l I t of previous ve.lt, 2''. ' Asset, lie. rv'lh 1 alue ' Ileal I ti- Komls ( onip. Morttra alue o Cash in Deposits in Trust Deposits in "Hi list Premiums in emir Interest and Lents Ml other s-rt-. as K.st ate on Ileal K and Shirks liv's tilth ( -in I i.i 1 1 i. of ('..I fin. 727. Jil-J. assets' Misi ellaneous, ll; M is. eliaie'i . . I hie and detailed and ..nk ..nd Hanks "! itioii a. i rued . . . . ill st.itemeiit not 11:1 on interest T. Ill . Assets nut Total .idmitte llllill-.1 ets LIABILITIES ion and Adjustment of Claims L't.paid Claims . . . Kpense. Investiyat Unearned Pieiniuuis ('..tuniission. Ilrok crane and other charges due Salaries, lients. Kxpetises. Bills. Accounts. Fees, etc., due or accrued Estimated aimumt of Federal. Stute. county, and municipal taxes . . All other Lialiilities. as detailed in statement Total amount of all Liabilities except Capital Capital paid up $ 2oii.ua Surplus oyer all Liabilities 8,74,0' Surplus as regards Policyholders S.l L' li Total nihilities BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1-942 Premiums Rec d Auto Liability $31). 977. On Auto Property Damage 8,9a'1 "' Auto Collision 30.37D."-1 Property Damage and Collision Other than Auto (a) Comprehensive 16,73e. . i.i : Losi Pi i :.;!' H R.e Totals S-SS.0 2 .1- President, R. P. Mecherle; Secretary, O. E. Mfcherle; Treasurer. A Home Office, East and Washington." Sts.. Bloomiri(rton. 111. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Raleigh. I. WILLIAM T. H0DOES, Insurance Commissioner, do herebv .en is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the State Farm Mat stirance Lnmpany, of Hloominuton. EL. filed with this Department. h -of said Company on the 31st dav of December, 1942. Witness my hand and official seal, the dav and year above written. WILLIAM T H'T Int,ir,.ir I er " Feb. - f, t-n ill A"' ' 1. !' For Staple Groceries, Choice Fresh Fruits and Vegetables See Us We Are Now Providing 6ur Customers With the Very Best In Fresh, Crisp Fruits and Vegetables It Will Pay You To Shop Our Store First. r w u r CANNING SUPPLIES, n- j u : l. .f-nor nppr1 for h"" canning. We have Jars, Tops. K 1 Sugar, Wax. Get all your Cann.ni Needs here and save. ! i "Good Things To Eat"
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