(One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, OCTOBER i
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Waynesville Meets
Hendersonville Here
Friday Night At 8
Bearcats Coming In Full
Strength ; Rough (iame Is
Anticipated.
The V;ivnesville Mountaineers
have been fjoinpr through stiff work,
outs this week in preparation for
the game Friday night with the
Hendersonville Bearcats. The
opening: kirkoff is set fur 8:00
o'clock.
Next to Canton the Henderson
ville games conies next in rivalry.
Thise two learns have been battl
ing each other for a number of
years, and fans of both towns look
forward to the game.
This season it looks as if the
two teams are about evenly mat
ched and one of the hardest games,
outside the Canton affray, is ex
pect' d.
Coach Weatherby has been put
ting the squad through relatively
hard drills on the fundamentals.
According to Coach Weatherby,
the Mountaineers will be at full
strength, coming out of the Can
ton game with only minor injuries
that are expected to be eliminated
by game time Friday.
It is expected that a number of
Hendersonville fans will
Mountaineers Drop
Game To Canton
Black Bears 21-7
Canton Shows Too Much !
Power For Light Mountai-
neer Eleven. j
Playing before approximately ,
3,000 excited fans on the Canton j
gridiron, the Waynesville Moun
taineers went down in their first
defeat of the season at th hands '
of the Canton Black Bears, by a
score of 21 to 7. I
The Black Hears were rated some'
better than the locals before the
game started, but put up a good
follow stTaP throughout the game.
Recent Bride
their team here, to add their part
in spurring the team forward.
The probable starting lineup for
the Mountaimers will be Collins
and Troutman at the ends, Medford
and Scates at tackles, Knight and
Caldwell at guards, and Jaynes at
the pivot spot. In the backfield:
Teague at quarter, Scruggs and Fie
at halfbacks and Captain Evans
at fullback.
NOTK'K SKHVING SI MMONS
BY l'l BI.lC ATION
IN Tim SITKIMOK COI'HT
NORTH CAROLINA.
HAYWOOD ( 'or NT Y.
CRACK SIIIRLKY SI'ICKI. 1
vs.
JACK STKRX SIMCKL.
The defendant. .lack Stern
Spigel, will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court'
of Haywood County, North Caro
lina, against said defendant for an
absolute divorce on grounds of two ,
years separation; that the said de
fendant will furth r take notice
that he is required to be and appear
at the Office of the Clerk of the
Superior1 Court of Haywood Coun
ty, North C arolina, in the Court- !
house in Waynesville, N. C, on the
111 day of November, or with
in :i() days ther after and answer
or demur to the complaint of the,
plaintiff tiled in this action, or the
plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the com-1
plaint.
This October 18, 194:1.
C. H. LKATHERWOOD,
Clerk Superior Court.
1329 Oct. 21-28 Nov. 4-11.
Hendersonville To
Brin Scrappy
Team Here Friday
By Wilson Ayers
Special To The Mountaineer
Hendersonville, Oct.. 18 - The
Hendersonville Bearcats were dili
gently at work this afternoon
t arning new plays and going
'hrough fundamentals which they
showed weakness in Friday's game,
as they set about to prepare them
si Ives for the oncoming game Fri.
day night with their
rivals, the Waynesville
eels.
Coaclns ('. H. Price and Woody
Critlin, who have tutored the locals
to two wins, one tie, and a loss,
are expecting big things from the
.Cats Friday night against Carle
ton Weatherby's outfit. The Cats
are resolved that this year's out
'c one will make up for the drubbing
that Waymsville handed them last QB
year' ami from their showing in j LH
previous games, the locals have a RH
good chance to do just that. ' FB
I Hendersonville fans who have I
the Mountaineers' only score
came in the second quarter when
Teague threw a long pass to Trout
man that netted the locals 47 yards.
Kvans drove the remaining six
yards for the score. Evans also
iiuck;d the line for the extra point.
Canton scored in the first, sec
ond and last periods of the game
with Ricknian credited with two
arid Smathers one. Fowler place
kicked all the extra points.
Hickman went from the two in
the first period at the end of a
:!() yard march. Smath rs romped
7 yards after a 48-yard drive in the
second quarter.
In the fourth, Smathers passed
to Rickman for yards and then
of a sleeping end play passed the
remaining seven yards for the last
score of the evi ning.
The Mountaineers threatened
early in the fourth period when
they drove to the Canton four, but
were unable to crack the Black
Bear line.
Fans are looking forward to the
second game of the season between
these two rivals on Thanksgiving
traditional Day when the game will be played
Mountain- here. '
! The lineups:
Pos Waynisville Canton
Collins O'Diear
Medford Whitted
Knight ' Bentley
Jaynes Cfcrroll
Caldwell Ward
Scates H. Hardin
Troutman Cooper
Teague Fowler
Scruggs F. Hardin
Fie Smathers
'Evans Rickman
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AT
THE TOGGERY
tucked away several ration stamps
!will follow their team in a goodly
number to see them perform
against the Mountaineers. Local
spectators always look forward to
a game in Waynesville not only
because it is always well fought
but also because Hendersonville is
afforded a welcomed reception in
the Haywood County seat.
! I I e Cats record includes victories
by large scores over Tryon and
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MRS. WILLIAM L. ! ODDl NGTON, formerly Miss Gladys Avery
Tillett, daughter of .vir. and Mrs. Charles W. Tillett, of Charlotte, and
granddaughter oi tin- late- Judge A. I . Avery, associate jusuce 01
Supreme Court of North Carolina, and great-great granddaughter of
Col. Robert Love. Hei grandmother, Mrs. A. C. Avery, was before
her marriage to .lodge Avery, of Morganton, Miss Sallie Thomas, of
Waynesville.
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Greer, S. C, a 7 to 7 tie with the
heavy Forest City eleven, and last
week they lost in the closing sec
onds to a strong Christ School
Greenie team by a decision of (i to
0.
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The Hendersonville starting line
up will probably include Dolbee and
Ficker at the ends, O'Dell and
j Chandler at tackles, Williams and
Smith at guards, Lohman at con
ifer, Cesser and Lampley at the
! halfback spots. Bowman at full
back and Lack at tailback. The
line averages over KH) pounds and
the back field at 155 pounds.
With the government ruling on
war workers, on strike, instead of
the usual i hive, is liable to mean
out.
P All IC
Cpl. Chas E. Sheehan
Returns To Post In N. J.
Corporal Charles K. Sheehan,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shee
han, of Waynesville, has returned
to his posl at Camp Edison, N. J.,
Union Training Center for Signal
Corps.
Cpl. Sheehan volunteered in the
service over 18 months ago and
was inducted at Fort Jackson.
From there he was sent to Fort
Monmouth, N. J.. and then to New
York City for a three months spec
ial training. From New York he
was sent back to Fort Monmouth,
and then to his present post.
Cpl. Sheehan was employed by
the local plant of the Let Dairy
Products Company prior to enter
ing the service.
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been happening since
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new friends to talk to, and
so much to talk about.
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If you're a party line user,
it's especially important to
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Someone To Remember"
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Hoppy Serves A Writ"
Hop-A-Long-Cassidy.
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"King Of The Cowboys"
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