.DAy, OCTOBER 19, 1944 (One Day Nearer Victory)
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Pae 11
pH0NE
J, R. Morgan
rted Head Of
iict W.M.U.
J. R- M
pan was re-elected
of the Asheville
i RaDtist Woman's
J" t the division's
noting which was held
Kf n Calvary Baptist
ishpville. Ke-
m .. :,u Mr. Mnrcsn
Elmore of Mars
rtw w r.
F "" i ..t Wovnpsville as
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chosen by the
J. R. Owen of
people's leader;
Un-treasure.
were: m
I'll, muni;
raf community missions; Mrs.
, Jackd of Hendersonville,
rbip chairman; nU
Stewart oi
.!( irman.
F w-t Baptist church in
alce for in" to""B
' .l ..( thu mpetine was.
Lv If Thu Wilt Hear His
Kathleen Mallory of Birm-
Ala., Soutnern w. m. u.
who spoke on, God s
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ibove tne mmun; rn.rn.
Kr!owe. wno spoite uu, ims
Beloved Son, Hear Him;"
the afternoon session closed
discussion of, "The Master
tine and calleth for thee," and
H M. Hocutt spoKe oi, ine
in the Crisis."
ss Katheryn Abee of Raleigh,
el discussion on "Ans-
illE
i oan'
the Call Througn we uniei
Mr. Owen, young peo-
fc leader led a program on
.th Sneaks, and Miss Nell
Is read a list of those who have
peered tor Christian work.
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'Don't Do It Again' Bethel Troop Boy
scouts Received
Charter Monday
The presentation ceremonies of
the renewal charter of the Boy
Scout Troop, Number 12, at Bethel
were held on Monday night in the
Bethel high school auditorium. The
program was under the direction
of Francis V. Smith, assistant
Scout executive of the Daniel
Boone council, opened with the in
vocation by Rev. R. T. Houts, pas
tor of the Bethel Methodist church.
The presentation was made by
W. S. Edwards of Canton, Assis
tant District Scout Commissioner,
who presented the charter to last
for the ensuing year to Mrs. Paul
Hyatt, president of the Bethel
Parent Teacher Association, spon
soring group of the troop.
Mrs. Hyatt accepted the charter
and spoke brifly of the fine work
being done by the troop. In clos
ing she introduced the following
members oi the troop committee:
Hugh Terrell, chairman, W. P
Whitesides, C- E. Mainous, W. P,
Mehaffey and J. A. Inman.
The Scout Master, Rev. R. T.
Houts, and the assistant scout
master, Guy Wells. A candle in
vestiture ceremony was then con
ducted by Scout Executive Fran
cis V. Smith.
Membership cards were present
ed to the following boys of the
Bethel Troop; William P. White
sides, Jr., James Davis Whitesides,
Clifford T. West, Charles David
Peeke, William Eugene Mainous,
Joe Jack Wells, Hoyt Powell, Chas.
R. Ledbetter, Phillip L. Sherrill,
Homer G. Galloway, Jr., Jack J.
Robinson, OrvilK Powell and T.
M. Gibson.
Following the meeting the Pigeon
River District Committee (Hay
wood county group) held a meet
ing and discussed the plans for the
further features of the work.
AN ADMONISHING finger U waved
at "Spike" by Arnold Suter. 15, of
Pittsburgh, Pa. The pup wandered
away from Arnold, was hit by an
auto, and fell down a sewer drain.
Hia master crawled 225 feet
through the sewer before reaching
the dog and then got stuck himself.
Another lad finally rescued both
!d ar.d S- .'e ( hternnt-.a1)
Wayne C. Garrett Is
Promoted To Corporal
Wayne C. Garrett, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Garrett of Waynesville,
has recently been promoted to the
grade of corporal. Cpl. Garrett
is serving as a driver for a 7th
AAF headquarters in the Central
Pacific area.
Cpl. Ga rrett has been overseas
since April, 1943 and has been
awarded the good conduct medal
and the driver's medal. He is a
graduate of the Waynesville Town
ship high school, and has two
brothers in the service, Robert
Garrett, who is serving in the field
artillery and James Garrett who
is in the Infantry.
Fight for Peaco
Th nation that did not want to
fight usually wins.
Calvary W. M. S. under the leader
ship of Mrs. E. P. Fleming, was
hostess of the meeting.
Accepts Award
Riley Jack Clark Returns
To Post After Leave
Riley Jack Clark, seaman first
class, has returned to Brooklyn
Naval Yard, after a two weeks
leave spent with his family here
and in Canton.
Seaman Clark received his train
ing at Great Lakes Naval Training
Center, Great Lakes, 111., and New
Orleans.
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HOLDING the Medal of Honor
awarded posthumously to her lata
husband is Mrs. The lore Roose
velt, Jr. The medal - is conferred
on the brigadier general for gal
lantry and uiU'epiUny at the nsk of
his life above and beyond the call
of duty on D-Day in France. She
rt-L-eived the award from Secretary
of War Stimsnn. ( tUcrrwtiona! )
Lt. Chas. E. Milner
Recently Graduated
Lt. Charles Edgar Milner, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Milner
of Waynesville, has recently been
graduated from the Fifty Third
Reserve Officers' Class at the Ma
rine Corps schools in Quantico, Va.
Lt. Milner is a graduate of the
University of South Carolina,
where he majored in English. He
received his bachelor of arts de
cree February 26, 1944. He is a
member of the Block "C" Club.
He has a brother who is an Avia
tion Cadet in the Army Air Corps.
Good Evidence
Some circumstantial evldenca
1 irofw st rnf "f
E. W. Tenney
Gives Program
For This Week
The recreational program of the
Community Council has another
full week's schedule in operation,
it was learned from E. W. Tenney,
director.
The schedule which calls for
various forms of recreational acti
vities for the period began on
MondaV and will last through the
wet-k includes the following:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
1 the director spends from 2:00 to
1 2:30 o'clock at the Hazelwood
grammar school, where relay races
and tug of war programs are be
ing practiced; on Tuesday and
Thursday from 11:00 to 12:00 Mr.
Tenney directs recreational acti
vities at the Central Elementary
school.
j On Tuesday and Thursday from
1 1:45 to 2:80 o'clock he instructs
groups at the East Waynesville
I school. He is in charge of activi
ties at the township high school
every day from 2:30 to 4:00 o'clock.
From 12:00 to 12:30 he is in charge
of the Wellco Shoe Corporation
group basketball daily practice.
On Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day from 3 to 4 o'clock the boys
from St. John's school practice
basketball at the Armory; On
Tuesday and Thursday the girls of
St. John's practice basketball from
3 to 4 o'clock.
On Monday and Thursday after
noons the local Senior Service Girl
Scout troop hold their recreational
program practice; on Monday eve
ning at 7:00 o'clock the men from
the Dayton Rubber plant practice
basketball.
On Tuesday evenings the Way
ni'sville Girl Scout troop meets at
4 o'clock and after their meeting
have a recreational program and
setting up exercises; Tuesday aft
ernoon at 5:45 the Dayton Rubber
plant girls practice basketball; on
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
the Senior Service Girl Scouts
hold their regular meeting and
setting up exercises.
On Wednesday afternoon the
Business and Professional Wo
men's Group meet at 4 o'clock;
On Wednesday evening, at 7:00
the Cut Sole department of the A.
C. Lawrence Leather Company
meet for recreational program at
the Armory; On Thursday after
noon the Dayton girls meet at
5:45 for basketball practice; On
Thursday night the Boosters Club
of Hazelwood will stage their
party; On Friday evening the Day
ton men will meet at 7 o'clock for
their basketball practice.
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Promoted To Corporal
Private V G. Gunter. formei
: i.v or Aliens 1 1 ecu, nas recent iv
been promoted to Corporal, accord
ing to informal ion received by his
wife.
Cpl. Gunter is now stationed at
Fort Jackson. He took his basic
training at Camp Wolters, and
I from there was transferred to At
lanta, and then to his present post.
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with her parents while Cpl. Gunter
is in the service.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF HAYWOOD
J. F. WELCH
Vs.
GRACE S. WELCH
The defendant above named will
take notice that the plaintiff has
instituted an action against her in
the Superior Court for the purpose
of securing a divorce from the de
fendant on the grounds of two
years separation and the defendant
will further take notice that she is
required to be and appear at the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court not later than thirty
from the 2nd day of November,
1944 and answer or demur to the
complaint of the plaintiff or the
relief demanded in said complaint
wull be granted.
This the 10th day of October,
1944.
GERTRUDE P. CLARK,
Assistant Clerk of Superior Court
Haywood County
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NOTICE OF SALE
The undersigned, Fred Davis,
will offer for sale at public outcry
to the highest bidder for cash, at
his residence on Thomas Street, in
the town of Waynesville, on Wed
nesday, November 1st, 1944, at
eleven o'clock, a. m., by virtue of
a mechanic's lien for repairs made
and material furnished, and for
storage in the sum of ONE HUN
DRED FIVE DOLLARS, under the
provisions of Section 44-2 of the
General Statutes of North Caro
lina, and pursuant to notice given
to the Commissioner of Revenue
under the provisions of Section
20-114 of the General Statutes of
North Carolina, the following des
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by Charles Hockstra, the owner
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Tupelo, Miss., to-wit:
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