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Monday Afternoon. July 10, 1930 TIIE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER PAGE TEHEE (Scond Settlsa JRIM FIND IN WORST AIR TRAGEDY A. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION . ON BEER AND WINE SALES I r.DAY VETERAN SEEKS V E HUNTING LICENSE 1ALEM. Ind. (UP) Earl Baxter, nty dork, is considering a re 4 1 r a free hunting and fish license bv a veteran who served , day in World War I. he applicant was drafted into Army and sworn in Nov. 11, !! the day the armistice was Led. His orders to report to ip were canceled and he was I barged later that same day, he received a $1 check for his fr-day service. decision on whether his ease will within the range of the free use law was postponed until Jxter could study it. f RAClC tVIDENCE of the fate ot 58 persons aboard the Northwest Air- iner mat vmusucu v .... .iSn.. -"" i,vn Mich.. by Paul Benscotter (left), station manager tor the airline. kt riBht is Capt N. S. Fulford, of the Coast Guard unit which found it Hli el MARRIAGE LICENSES Clarence Rufus Nations of Whit tier and Carrie Dalton of Newport News, Va. Edgar Wilson Yountz of South mont and France Ruth Thompson of Lexington. Way Mease, Jr., and Martha Cook, both of Canton. J. L. Rogers ot Hazeiwood and Nettie Massey of Waynesville. Carol Eugene Steppe and Relda Lura Rogers, both of Waynesville, Went Stanford and Evalee Brookshire, both of Canton. Berlin Estes and Christine Mash burn, both of Waynesville. SUMMER TRICES IN EFFECT DURING JUNE AND JUtY FILL YOUR BIN NOW! CALL Richland Supply Co. PHONE 43 AT THE DEPOT Upon order of the Board of Elec tions of Haywood County, and pur- i siuint to a Petition filed by the re- j quired number of qualified voters! under the provisions of Chapter 18 of General Statutes of North Car olina and acts amendatory thereto, notice is hereby given that a spe cial election will be held in all the precincts of Haywood County as now established, on Saturday, Sep tember 2nd. 1950, as provided by law, and that at said election there shall be submitted to the qualified voters of Haywood County the question of 'whether; or. not wine andor Ihht shall be sold within .he County of Haywood, and that in said election a ballot will be submitted to the voters containing the following: For the legal sale of wine n Against the legal sale of. " wine " For the legal sale of beer Against the legal sale of. beer. That the registration books shall; be open as provided by law, in each precinct as established in the County on Saturday, August 5th, 1950. for the registration of vot ers, and that said registration books shall be closed on Saturday, Aug ust 19, 1950. Voters duly registered and quali fied to vote in the respective pre clnts are not required to re-register for this special election. The Registrars and Judges of the several precincts for holding said election have been duly ap pointed and are as follows: BEAVERDAM NO. 1 Registrar J. H. Ramsey. Democrat Judge Hugh Mc-Cracken. Republican Judge John B. Hill, Sr. BEAVERDAM NO. 2 Registrar Mrs. Jake Smathers. Democrat Judge S. B. McCrary Republican Judge Gladson Ha- ney. BEAVERDAM NO. 3 Registrar Mrs. Howard Smath ers. Democrat Judge F. M. Byers. Republican Judge W. L. Gools by. BEAVERDAM NO. 4 Registrar Mrs. Wade Rhea Democrat Judge T. F. Hipps. Republican Judge John Teague. BEAVERDAM NO. 5 Registrar Fred G. Williams. Democrat Judge Ernest Messer. Republican Judge George A, Wilson. BEAVERDAM NO. 6 Registrar Von H. Byers. Democrat Judge - Lorenzo Smathers, Republican Judge George John son. CATALOOC1IEE Registrar Lush Caldwell. Democrat Judge Levi Caldwell. Republican Judge Coleman Sutton. CECIL Registrar Ken Browning. Democrat Judge Leonard Size more. Republican Judge Harry Rog ers. CLYDE Registrar Mrs. C. E. Brown, Jr. jpMblOM.v, '-7.f 'iT w-w 7?.-:.:;-' it 7 mm fif W A LOOK BEFORE YOU PICK . .Those pretty leaves you want to gather in the woods may b poison oak or ivy. Take The Sun But Take It Easy 1 i Kbwfe tele fer m lm A dollar goat a long way in a '50 Ford! For you get big-car comfort, quiet, and quality at an economy cost. Yes, iu Ford you get the big-car readability, the road-hugging smoothness you'd expect only in the costliest cars. And Ford's rugged, sound-conditioned "Life guard" Body brings you safety and silence usually found only in cars selling for hundreds more. Yes, Ford is America's best quality buy I r Democrat Judge Glen W. Brown. Republican Judge Troy Stamey. CRABTREE Registrar Fred Noland. Democrat Judge Hugh Best. Republican Judge Tommy Fer guson. EAST FORK Registrar Rex Pless. Democrat Judge W. A. Pless. Republican Judge W i 1 b u r n Clark. FINES CREEK NO. 1 Registrar Mrs. Raymond Mc- Cratken. Democrat Judge Roy Rogers. Republican Judge Henry llaynes. FINES CREEK NO. 2 Registrar Marvin Arrington. Democrat Judge John H. Finch-er. Democrat Judge Robert F, Ar lington (No Republican Judge available). HAZELWOOD Registrar Mrs. Raymond Craw ford. Democrat Judge Cecil Mooney, Republican Judge Paul Davis IRON DUFF Registrar Harley Bryson. Democrat Judge Larry Cald well. Republican Judge Walter Wright. IVY HILL Registrar Mrs. Wylma Shelnutt. Democrat Judge Grady Moody. Republican Judge Frank Jaynes. JONATHAN CREEK Registrar Dick Moody. Democrat Judge John Boyd. Republican Judge Vincent Mor row. LAKE JUNALUSKA Regist-ar Mrs. Elizabc t h Q. Reeves. Democrat Judge W. R. (Bob) Rhineharl. Republican Judge Tom Finch- er. MT. STERLING Registrar J. Mack Caldwell. Democrat Judge J. C. Hopkins. Republican Judge Hollis SuU ton. PIGEON Registrar Walker Brown. Democrat Judge J. M. Cat hey. Republican Judge Ilorney Har grove. WAYNESVILLE NO. 1 Registrar Mrs. Paul Gough. Democrat Judge Harry Clay, Republican Judge Carter Camp. WAYNESVILLE NO. 2 Registrar Mrs. Will Hyatt. Democrat Judge Hayes Alley. Republican Judge W. L. Lamp-kin. WAYNESVILLE NO. 3 Registrar Elmer Hendrix. Democrat Judge Bill Ferguson Republican Judge Grady Farmer. WHITE OAK Registrar Mrs. Roc Led ford. Democrat Judge Gaylor Bald win. Republican Judge Jack Branv lett. This the 1st day of July, 1950. C. E. COLE, Chairman. CHARLES HAWKINS, Sec. FRANK D. FERGUSON, JR. 1978 J 3-10-17-24 . - f - " ' 'J . r ; V. i - v 1 RECOVERED HEART VICTIMS FOUND CAPABLE WORKERS PHILADELPHIA (UPt Persons recovered from heart attacks are be tor risks for employers than un impaired workers, according to a heart specialist. Dr. L. S, Ylvisaker finds reha bilitated heart patients, as'a group. are about two per cent more pro ductive, while their records show hem to b" mure dependable and grateful. He is chairman of the Philadelphia Heart Association's rehabilitation division. In industry with stabilized em ployment, the doctor said about ekht per cent of the entire per sonnel have heart defects, and it has been shown that about 70 per cent of heart clinic natients are employable when properly placed. He urged employers to make job analyses to find which jobs can be efficiently handled by recovered cardiac patients. MODERN POCAHANTAS . . . She gets that sunbronzod look with suntan lotion and common sense. By BETTY CLARKE AP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor One painful sunburn can mess up your entire summer. Some girls pay the penalty for seeking to get in one day the suntan it should take weeks to acquire. One long session in the sun can result In a scarlet back, freckles and dry skin which can ruin your goal to look like a bronzed goddess. Most of us realize that there must be a time limit to sunning, Why be anxious? If you take the sun In easy stages, you'll get a neatly tanned skin within a few weeks, Good suntan lotion as welt as common sense is a help. There are lotions and lotions. Some new and highly touted ones contain para-aminobenzoic acid or hydro quinone to help filter out burning rays. It is wise to stay out of the sunlight during the hours between noon and 2 p.m. at first. Y"ti can get slightly red after just 20 minutes in the sun during these hours, vivid red after 50 minutes, painfully burnt after 100 minutes and blistered after 200 minutes, ex perts tell us. If you are a fair-skinned bru nette, a red-head or a blonde you will have to take more pre cautions than the olive skinned person who will not burn easily Very fair skinned girls, always get a slight burn over their tan and this "Pocahantas" luok Is much sought after, but can be ac complished only if you take your time. It is a good Idea when you take a sunbath to take an alarm clock along. In that way you can time your exposure to the sun to the minute. Flften minutes the first day, providing you use a lotion should be tops. Cooking I.lvrr Calf or beef liver is cooked best at a very moderate heat for a very short time. It should be removed from the frying pan as soon as It has changed color throughout. Soil for Flats Soil from woods or uncultivated areas is good for use in flats foi growing young plants, as usually such soil it fairly free from plant diseases such as damping-off. DANCE 20 YEARS LATER ALBERT LEA. Minn. (UPt A junior prom at the Albert Lea high school this year was 20 years late. The 1930 graduating class had Its prom at its reunion because 20 years ago dancing was banned In this Lutheran community. . Sensational 1'.:.' 1 Radio Quiz Stp EVERY TUESDAY; 9:30 to 10:30 p. m.1", Over WWNC IT'S FUN! IT'S EXCITING! ' IT'S ENTERTAINING! Brought To You By Howell Motor Co. Uaywood St ' Waynesville De Soto-Plymouth Dealer IS i K This summer enjoy a home that is tool ' and pleasant... install an Eagle-Picher . Certified Insulation Job. 1( l Once installed, this complete attic to j J;; basement insulation job helps to keep out ' ( , , the stifling summer's heat. Even top floor 1 rooms will be at much as 15 cooler. With ' 1 ' ' r&i the "sizzle" gone, you'll sleep better, feel -V ' T' ityJ " CALL US TODAY FOR Ai " w TREE SURVEY. n ASIIEVILLE 3-0946 or CANTON 2263 raj. Eagle Insulating Co. 30-31 Melntyre Bldff. Asheville, N. C. 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The names of all delinquent tax payers will bl published in August and the property will BE SOLD. Pay yours now and save the extra cost. ill! SEBE BRYSON i Kf Haywood County Tax Collector and Tax Supervisor SEMD YOLie PUMNOTIONS TO WMSENSICA1N10AH Ml. lutll 1-11lt.lllllllt, it. J
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