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THE WATNESVILL1 MOUNTAIN
Uk Around The Globe
AT THE CHURCHES
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IIM I.HOOII METHOUIST
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K H 1 1 miser. Pastor
ilirme of the pastor at Maple
ei vices at HI o'clock i and
nt.it' i service at 11 o'clock'
lindS (loudness '' A guest
i will be in charge of tlie
,il Dellwood
Muulav School at Maple
nii'cb at 11 o'clock. The
1miiiI, Schools will meet at
im k
ill l Mil HI I METHODIST
CHARGE
l! C O New ell. Pastor
-tin will tueach at Crab-
iin o i lock and at Mt Zion
vii odoik The theme will
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h prefer the STOCKHOLM . . . Swc.liM
JS'wi,ii,n l) Mrs. Wil- inn in "reluctant ly" to
he !le!',: Kci'.attj. Witness ballerina dies.-
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the uveruM' woman ;n the --li'i'et.
;illlioiiKli there has been some ski it -ions
such as they are. The t;nls
hul ladies in garrison cities are
leported to l)e changing rapidls to
longer skirts.
IOKYO The "new look'' has
had no riled on Japanese lash
lengthening in the lower income
groups.
1'asluon designers explain it will
lake al least another season helore
i he slle will he 100 per cent
popular, . . At present, only the
"tll lo-do can afford to ditch then
..Id dollies and buy a new waid
1 ohe.
MANILA The "new look m
Manila is an old one. The tiailin:;
Mc.tia dress with its sheer but -h
illy sleeve didn't come into be
ing at the wave of a Dior wand
n evolved. . . Today's dies, is
b.i ically the :,aino. rclaininr.
ion;:, tull skirt, nipped wai.t
IhIIhwiii" sheer sleeve of
riniinir- ago.
HOMK-- In Italy, where do -r:n-ri
were showing Hie "new look
iiionlh, before it began nlin::
America, ii has prclly well swept
.ill helore it. An oeca -.ionil la '
H h lllin legs st ill dare
lie ;:ae in knee-length
most who have money
liave converted to long
K lull skirts suineHiiii"
in llnee inches ofT the ground
ntlen lealuring iniiiiature bustles
in pi plums
STOCKHOLM Swedeiu's !'"'
nu nt industry has been lighting
hack the "new look" hut is giving
in to it reluctantly. Kven m Stock
holm. Ihe nation's capital, pedes
liians turn for a second look al
ladies with unusually long skirts
padded hips and bee-waists.
1'iovincial women are slower in
ollouing the whims of lasluon.
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two I ' t V 4'
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the iih- ' j- l .f feS
kills. Itul I M lli
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!;i'K.')S Aii!!. ' . Sen'" ;i
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Personal Mention
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T Pri"'s Were
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Miss Juanita Noland spent last
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John C. Noland. at then
home at Lake Junaluska. Mis
Noland is employed by the N. ('
Hoard of Correction and Trainim'
as psychologist for the five school
ol ihe State.
Miss Marian Mines ol Wilmm--ton
is spending this week here as
'he guest ol Miss Elsie Green. -Miss
Hmes and Miss Green are class
mates at Woman's College.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller and ,
rtflughter. Myrna. left last week for ,
Ellenburg, N, V., where they will ;
isit relatives. They will also visit j
Iheir son in Indiana before return
ing home.
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dl01"' Miss
Miss
Bt,-i' Site.
Mrs. s. J Srhulhofer of Ku-h-"mncl,
Va . has arriverl to spend
cveril weeks at the Hotel Wav -nesville.
Miss Jean Crouser has as her
euest this week Miss Joy Bailey
of Wilson.
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Mr..
Grace
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Lou fi.r
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.i Mr-llailaday
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will a
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.ml Mr-
Miss I.itlian Trn Mi Crvsielle Mr. and Mrs. .I,,s,-ph Michal have
jRatcliffe, Miss Mai'y Ami Alassio. as then gm st their a
i snri mi to ,-tt Laura Lenoir of Rcinda.
I SIIADV GROVE METHODIST
j CHARGE
i Itev C O Newell. Pastor
t Sunday School at ten o'clock,
Mr. Glenn A Boyd. Superintendent
Worship and sermon at eleven
o'clock. Topic of sermon at eleven
! by the pastor will be "Who Cares""
j IJiiarterly Conference at 7 J
j p. in.
i HEMPHILL
Sunday School at ten o'clock,
j Mr Roy Shelton, Superintendent
There will be no evening ser
I nion at Hemphill due to the r'ourth
yu-tr"rly Conference at Shady
Grove church
i .
Uirds are more closely related
I to crocodiles than the latter are to
1 turtles
PORTABLE SCHOOL FOR
CHICAGO
CHICAGO i L .P.' Some Chicago
.youngsters will be attending class
ics in the city's first portable col
lage type" schoolhouse nex; fall.
!The new type two-room buildings
, w ill be installed as a stop gap
1 measure until permanent stiiu
tures can be built.
' BIRTH ANNOINCEVIKM
1 Mr ami Mrs James ('uiiniii::
i ham of Hall inline, announce Ihe
birth ot a son on August 4 Mi an
Mis Cunningham are former resi
! dents ol Waynesv ille.
i Miss Malice Cole lelt Sa'urdav
i for Penland win re she will -pepl
several weeks lakmg hamliciat'
' courses at Hie Penland Si hool of
Handier.,!! s
One seventh of this country t
population is concerned directly
with the waters of the Ohio river
Cigar Band Collector
Has 50,000 Specimens
CHICAGO 'LP' - Gilbert Bud
low, a 33- ear-old non-smoker
from West Allis. Wis . probably is
the cigar band king of the coun
try. He has a collection of 50,000
specimens and is president of the
International Cigar Hand Society
Hudlovt s.i ill he slarled his col
led ion from a croup ot bands his
in 1 1 it r had lift over from a turn-
Want Ads
FOR SALE -Good used piano.
Call 5ti8-.'. Aug. 6-10
of -1 he i
on gl.is
ia.es I
1 sin h pi
Ii el ions
bonks
! The
I Ihlough
ill iii v l id pasting them
k ash liavs. mirrors and
lestnt il.iv collectors scorn
ii tu e . and keep their col
li! neal loose leal note-
lii'iim was built up
1 1 arir- contacts with
maki i s ami plain butt .snip
ing hi tnund . onie of my very
raie-t band.- on i urh stones and
gnll cnui-t'-.' Hudlnw confided
LAFF - A-DAY
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7 I in"";' 1 "
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)rtur
CLEARANCE
ALE
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
THOUSANDS OF PAIRS FAMOUS BRANDS SUCH AS RED CROSS, CROSBY
SQUARE, FORTUNE, STORYBOOKS AND OTHERS MUST BE SOLD.
Men's Fortune
SHOES
SUMMER STYLES
Kiruiar !) .95 and 10.9f)-SALE PRICE
6-6Q
Ladies' Shirts and
Blouses
Sold f..t 4.9!i SALE PRICE
$
Ladies'
RED CROSS
Summer Styles
Kcpular 10.9.r- SALE PRICE
6-79
All Children's
HROWN or WHITE
SANDALS
Regular Pvhm1
SALE PRICE
2.00 O XX
Hi-cular P. x c I 'iii Q 00 P 1
XSALE PRICE -
3.98
rTrivrivi n Ih u st Quality Nvl.m Regular Price $1.95
LJNllrlL biuurv oumiviLii HOSE
DRESSES 51-Gauge, 15 Denier
I SPECIAL
1 Lot Ladies'
PLAY SHOES
Sold to 6.95 SALE PRICE
$
9
Ladies Buskens
PLAY SHOES
Sold at !).?! SALE PRICE
Famous Men's
McGregor
SUMMER
SPORTSWEAR
Consist iim "f SHIRTS, SLACK SUITS,
SLACKS, SHORTS, Etc.
CLEARANCE
25 Off
Men's Jayson
SPORT SHIRTS
Sold at 3.25 and 3.50
2.39
Such Famous Makes as Lynbrook,
Carlye, Paula Brooks, Gay Gibson,
Lampl and Many Others.
Reg. Price 7.95 to 9.95
SALE PRICE
5
Reg. Price 10.95 to 14.95
SALE PRICE
Reg. Price 12.95 t ol7.95
SALE PRICE ....
Reg. Price 14.95 to 22.95
SALE PRICE
Reg. Price 22.95 to 29.95
SALE PRICE ....
S
10
.12
16
1
Limited '! pan ! ei son
1 Lot
First Quality Nylon
Hose
Ri.ului Pi icu 1 .h.'
Sale $
winner
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