THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
(One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, OCTOBER l9
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Forty-Eight Men
Reclassified This
Week By Board
The local draft board announced
the reclassification of forty-eight
men in the Waynesville area dur
ing the past week. Eight in the
group were placed in class 1-A as
follows:
James W. Fisher, James M.
Caldwell, Sidney A. Swanger, Rob
ert N. Grant, John C- Rider, Hor
ace L. Teague, Frank R. Henry,
and Wayne J. Moore.
Placed in class 1-A (H) was
Edgar W. Mease.
Placed in class 2-B was Steve
Allison. '
Placed in rlass 2-B (F) was
John H- Cope.
Placed in class 4-A was John
G. Green.
Placed in class 4-F were: Her
man Z. Duckett, Paul M. Brown
ing, Jack B. Medford, Harold J.
Troutman, and James R. Cutshaw.
Continued in class fc-A were:
James F. Moore, Garnett L. Wyatt,
Lee Smith, Rufus A. Gaddis, Has
sel Ray and William B. Winchester.
Continued in class 2-B was Ken
neth V. Plemmons.
Continued in class 2-B (F) were:
Eugene Kuykendall, Jr., and Ern
est Dalton.
Continued in class 2-C were:
Erastus Grasty, Sam Fitzgerald,
Henry Conner, Frankk B. Craw
ford, and Benjamin H. Smith.
Continued in class 2-C (H) were:
Frank Rash, Hillard D. Moody, and
Isaac A. Bradley.
Continued in class 4-F were:
Jonah Noland, William R. Con-
ard, Joseph H. Gossett, Dewey D.
Harrison, James T. Carver, Kance
McElroy, William H. Putnam,
Blane Green, Claude Stanley, Car
roll N. James, Howell W. Ledford,
James R. Fullbright, Willis Shel
ton and Thomas W. Brown.
Iron Duff News
The farmers of this section are
ready for Jack Frost and have most
of their crops harvested. Despite
the dry weather the tobacco crops
are reasonably good. Several farm
ers have had to build extra shed
rooms this fall.
Lee Williamson. Weaver Cham
bers, Grover Bryson, Ned Craw
ford, and Glen Tate have all built
large new tobacco stock barns.
Mr. and Mis. Clinton McElroy,
of Crabtree, and Mr. and Mrs.
Grady Davis were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. White on
Sunday.
Lawson McElroy and daughter,
Miss Leska McElroy, are visiting
Linwood McElroy, who is now sta
tioned in Washington. Mr. Mc
Elroy taught in the county schools
before he entered the navy.
Mrs. Mary Green has returned
to her home in Lenoir after spend
ing several days here as the guest
of Mrs. Yoder Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stocton and
the former's mother, all of Char
lotte, spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Manson Medford.
Pvt. Nathan Hill Here
On 12-Day Furlough
Pvt. Nathan Hill, son of Mrs.
Sam Hill, of Waynesville, is
spending a 12-day furlough here
with his wife and children. Pvt.
Hill was inducted in the service in
June of this year at Fort Bragg
and from there was transferred to
Camp Croft, where he took his
basic training. He will report upon
leaving here to Camp Gudger, Okla.
Pvt Hill was employed by Mar
tin Electric Company at the time
he entered the service. He has
three brothers in the service, all
of whom are serving overseas:
(Edward, Roe and John Hill.
Sue What is your idea of a
man?
Mae One who is smart enough
to make oodles of money and fool
ish enough to spend it freely.
Bride (to friend) I'm going to
be an understanding wife!
Friend What do you mean
understanding? Bride I'm going to let my hus
band understand that he can't do
as he pleases!
The Iron Duff Home Demonstra
tion Club met on Friday with Mrs.
E. W. White, and despite the heavy
rain there were several members
present. Miss Smith talked on
Clothing and gave a number of
good sutftjestions. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. Thurman Davis, which will be
an all-day meeting.
Fines Creek News
By Mrs. D. N. Rathbone
The farmers in this section have
had fine crops this year and are
now busy harvesting.
The lunchroom has been opened
at the Fines Creek school and hot
lunches are now being served the
students. Miss Addie Rathbone and
Mrs. Lenn Rathbone are in charge
of the lunches.
Mrs. Sam Queen and baby, Sam
mie Lou, who have been living
with her sister at Mars Hill since
her husband has been in the army,
spent the past week here visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green, parents
of her husband.
Mrs. Erwin Sutton and her
daughter, Mrs. Ray Stanley, Mrs.
May Burr Haney and children, and
Mrs. Kenneth Walker, Eugene Sut
ton, Robert Sutton and Carol Sut
ton, all of Waynesville, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Charles Sutton at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. V. B. Green.
Mistakes is what a doctor
paid for and a doctor buries.
gets
GRAY HAIR
tiEWS
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restoring natural color to rray hair can
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as described by national magazine sup
ply harmless anti-gray hair Vitamin
substance to your system. Simply take
1 a day until graying stops and hair
eplor returns thro roots. Age 22 up.
gost look old before your time. Get
Htx VMamis tablets today. Don't wait.
Smith's Cut-Rate Drug Store
Chief Cook Zeb Clark, who is
serving with the U. S. Marines, is
now spending his fifth leave of
30 days with his wife and mother,
Mis. Candas Clark.
Mr. and Mis. Zeb Clark and
baby, and Mr. and Mrs. Billie
Green were the guests on Sunday
of the former's uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. S. C Clark, of Crab-tree.
Miss Maizie Kinsland, Miss
Addie Rathbone and Mrs. John
Parsons were the guests on Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Greene.
Seaman M. C Green, who has
recently completed his boot train
ing with the Navy at Bainbridge,
Md., has returned to his post after
spending a several days leave here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
DAVIS-SMITH
JEWELERS
if ENGAGEMENT SETS $25.00 up
ENGAGEMENT RINGS 15.00 up
if BIRTHSTONE RINGS 5.00 up
if GENUINE ZIRCON RINGS 10.00 up
Also '
if MEN'S BIRTHSTONES $10.00 up
if MEN'S WEDDING IlINGS 10.00 up
Complete Line of Gifts for
Soldiers and Sailors!
Harley M Tate, G.M. 2c,
Home On 30-Day Leave
Harley M. Tate, G- M. second
class, is spending a thirty-day leave
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Tate, at their home on Way
nesville, R. F. D. No. 1.
He has recently returned from
nineteen and one half months in
the European war theatre. He
entered the service in July, 1942,
and rec. ived his boot training in
Norfolk, Va., after which he was
assigned to sea duty.
He has two brothers in the ser
vice, Pvt. Herbert W. Tate, now
in Germany who was wounded in
action on June 25, and has been
awarded the Purple Heart; and
Pvt. Wallace Tate, now in Eng
land who is serving with the
American airborne troops. He has
been overseas for the past eigh
teen months.
Marvin Green.
Edd McCracken, seaman second
class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond McCracken, is now stationed
in California, according to a letter
to his parents.
Buy War Bonds and Stamps.
42 On Honor Roll
For Spring Quarter
CULLOWHEE (Special-
Forty-two students qualified for
Alpha and Beta honor rolls during
the spring quarter. Seventeen made
the Alpha honor roll by obtaining
forty or more quality points, and
twenty-five made the Beta roll by
having thirty-two or over quolity
I points.
Aljha Honor Roll
Resell u Ayers, Helen Bird, Sara
; Beth Crawford, Ann Bird Engman,
j Lynwood Halliburton, Agnes Hen
json, Robert Howell, Elizabeth Ann
Hunter, Ruth Lyerly, Rachel Mc
Alister, Margaret McColley, Lu-
Icille Hunter Paris, Ruth Patterson,
Dorothy Ramsey, Margaret Bird
Rentz, Joan Rhodarmer, Mary
Wilda Vainer.
Beta Honor Roll
Carolyn Blankenship, Margaret
Jewell Boyxl, Louise Byers, Mary
Joyce Calvin, Faye Carter, Anna
Dunlap, Mildred Ensley, Lucy L.
F.vans, Perry Frye, Doris Ghorm
ly, Ruth Hamilton, Virginia Hill,
Sara Jones, Mabel McCracken,
Sara Millian, Mirian Lee Madison,
Virginia Madison, Roberta Moore,
Margaret Mulkey, Vivian Muse,
Methodist Society Circles
Will Meet On Tuesday, 17
The circles of the Woman's So
ciety of the First' Methodist church
jhere will n . ct on next Tuesday at
jthe following places and hours:
Circle Number One, with Mrs.
lAsbury Howell at 3:30 in the aft
ernoon; Circle Number Two will
gather at the Red Cross Surgical
Dressings Rooms at 2 o'clock where
they will work for two hours, after
which they will go to the home of
Mrs. Jack Way for a social hour;
Circle Number Three will meet at
3:30 o'clock with Mrs. Larry Lee;
Circle Number Four with Mrs. Koy
Parkman at 7:30 in the eening;
Circle Number Five at the Red
Cross Surgical Dressings Rooms at
7:30 in the evening.
Farmer My pigs are all sick
and I don't know what to do.
City Visitor Why don't you
smoke 'em?
Farmer Smoke 'em?
City Visitor Sure, isn't that the
way you cure hogs?
June Osborne, Martha Perkins,
Kenneth Terrell, Phyllis Ann York,
Ella Trantham.
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100 Vit. B Complex Caixule,
LEDERLE $3.35
' Pound For Babv
CEREVIM - 24
Pint Orange Flavored 0. L. 0
LEDERLE $1.65
100 Multi Vitamins
Vi Magma -$3.1!
7"c Size Full Pint
N U J 0 L - 491
5oc Size Face Powder
Lady Ester - 390
55c Size Face Cream
Lady Ester - 390
r0c Value Tooth Brush
TEK - - - 290
Values
For
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Friday
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Zipper Pocket Books and
BILLFOLDS
$5.00
. Leather Pocket Books and
BILLFOLDS $1 to $7.50
Jeris Hair Ooil and Jeris
HAIR TONIC
Both For
69c
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89c
For Rheumatism and Muscular Pains
ALLEN RUE - - - - 790
10c Size Soap
LIFEBUOY
- 3 for 19f
Full Pint
HAND LOTION - - - 49;
$1.35 Size Liquid Lydia E. Pinkham
VEGETABLE COMP. - - 890
25c Size Candy Laxative
EX LAX - - I9f
75c Size For Piles
PAZ0 - - - 63
In Tubes
J5c For Heache B (' r
Stanback - - 19
40c Size For Colds
MUSTER0LE 33
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nf the most dependable phar
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are synonyms for reliability
for quality preparations of
standard strength.
For Removing Corns
SOLVEX 25
Bis Ma-Rex 50
UVV QUC J." VII I
Bromo seitzer
60c Size
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Alka Seltzer - 49
60c Size Laxative
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