SOCIETY PAIR SOUGHT IN MEXICO
AOENTS OE THI Fedc.al Bureau of Investigation and their Mexican
counterparts ere seeking Mr. and Mrs. Walter Biddle Page (above),
wealthy members of Boston society, who vanished In Mexico. The
search was touched off by the discovery of their abandoned car in
Cuernavaca, SO miles south of Mexico City. Mrs. Page Is the former
Dorothy Whitney, daughter of the George H. Whitneys. Biddle is a
scion (4 the Philadelphia "MalnUner" Biddle family. (Imtcmetioaei)
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Hazelwood Marine Sgt.
Escorts Azalea Queen
NORFOLK. V?. ? Marine Sgt
Bobby L. Trout man, aon of Frank
Troutinan of Hazelwood. waa an es
Crt for Queen Azalea HI. and her
urt during the Third Annual In
ternational Azalea Court and Fes
tival April 9 throygh April 14 at
Norfolk, Va.
The Queen. Mist Nell Eastland,
daughter of S&nator and Mrs.
James O. Eastland of Mississippi,
was met at^the airport by an eight
man Marine Guard of Honor and
welcomed to Norfolk. During the
coronation ceremony and pafeant
the Marines escorted Miss Eastland,
her princesses and maids of honor
to the stage. The ceremony was
viewed by an estimated 10,000 per
sons plus thousands more on tele
Vision. S| .
Troutman is serving with the
Atlantic Fleet Marine Force at the
Naval Base. Norfolk. " " ~"
Before entering the service In
July, 1953, he attended Waynes
Iqdian Reservation
Is Described In
Telephone Publication
Our neighbors in nine slate
will get a bit of Information abou
the Cherokee Reservation alon
with their telephone bills thl
month.
The current issue of the Be
Tel News, distributed to Souther
Bell's subscribers over a nine-stat
territory, summarizes the India
reservation as follows:
"More than three thousani
Cherokee Indians now Inhabit th
Qualla Boundary, a reservation o
90,000 acres near the North Caro
Una entrance to the Great Smok;
Mountains National Park. Eacl
year In the summer at Cherokee
N. C? the drama, "Unto Thea
Hills," tells the* colorful story o
the Cherokee tribe."
vllle Township High School an
was employed by the Mtlner Texac
Service in Maggie.
MOM ABOUT
Tourist
(Continued from Pago 1)
this world".)
The Major Gro ts Them
Major Stringfleld wai out to
meet his guests?
"Welcome! Welcome, folka to i
Wayneaville and my retort; we|
hope to he able to make your stay
here a pleasant one."
And pleasant it was ? so much
for the attractions here in that day.
the solicitude of the management
for the welfare of his guests, and
the fine food.
And now, as shadows grow deep
jround Mt Maria, a carriage party
rcturni from one of the trip*. Per
haps it was to Lickstone. to the
toot of Old Bald?maybe Soco, or
even Cataloochee. Sometins there
would be two or three trips a day.!
A ad Wid Medford, hunter and
oftentlnua guide, is probably
"some whar'a" round about?dress
ed in coon-skin cap. rawhide hunt
ing-ehirt. and with his "bar" knife
sticking from its belt. If so. he is
doubtless entertaining a crowd
with some of hia "tall" hunting
tales.
The "Careening Breeses." etc.
The new arrivals, having had a
good rest?being "caressed by the
benediction of cool mountain
br^pses"during the night, and after
having had two bountiful meals,
were now refreshened after their
trip. They were ready for croquet
on the broad lawn, mountain hikes
or ? what have you? And. to be
sure, they would go down and at
least taste of the sulphur water?
with all its "he.'th-giving proper
ties"/ C'Pshew!", they would say>.
Meeting The Trains
There are a few old timers left1
to recall those days; and the
crowds la little later oni at the
depot?out to meet the trains. We
seem to hear the whistle down be
low town?that so electrified the
waiting crowds Into hustle and de
lighted expectancy. In retrospect,
we can hear again the porters, each
one standing in front.of his hotel
carriage (with tasseled canopy top)
beckoning as they solicited "trade",
each for his own hotel.
We remember J. K. Boone, Bill
Leather*ood. H. S. Satterthwaite,
Bill Gaddy, Pink Herron, the Loves,
Stringfields, Fergusons, Smathera,
Underwoods, Mark Killian, Steve
Shelton, Drs. Alien, Way and AbeL
Dave and John Boyd, R. A. Sen
telle. Mark Felmet, the Hyatts and :1
many other.!.
Thus it went at "The Springs"? j
through the early years and on up
until the time of World War I. Pri
or thereto, it seems, that the sul
phur water began to lose some of
Its reputed "medicinal properties," L
or, at least, its renown. And the
Perfect Attendance
PORTSMOUTH, Va. (AJ?)?Back
In 1000 Henry E. Owens had at
tended Sunday school (or 2 years
without a miss. Before his mother
hotel, now having plenty of com
petition. also growing old, was?as
i dream in the sub-conscious, rapid
ly fading away.
STOP THAT ITCH!
IN JUST 15 MINUTES.
If nut pleased, your 40c back at any
druf store. Try instant-drylnf ITOH
MI-NOT (or Itck of eczema, ringworm.
Insect bites, foot itch or other surfacr
itch. Easy to use day or nlfht. Now
at SMITH'S DRUG STOKE.
died she said she hope'1 he would
keep It up. He did. He hasn't miss
ed In over 3,000 Sundays and 57
years. v
^rfkkt Yuur Owi^
Liquid
P"Qsturdi
IS0>\ K perrq^
BETWEEN APRIL 15 AND MAY 15
IS THE
TIME TO PLANT
? TOMATO PLANTS ? SQUASH
? PUMPKINS ? FIELD PEAS
? SNAP BEANS ? OKRA
? CUCUMBERS . ? POLE BEANS
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF
WELL KNOWN BRANDS OF . . .
PACKAGE SEEDS
HAYWOOD COUNTY
FARMERS CO-OP, Inc.
1 H. M. Dulin, Mgr.
Dial GL 6-8621 Depot Street
ESSO FUEL OIL
DIAL GL 6-5612
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WtynonriOc - Hazel wood and Vicinity
Serving the area from Clyde to Balaam
Metered Track Delivery
Office Plant Located on Sulphur Springs Road
Night Phone GL 6-5750
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?SUMMER/ A 1
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Outdoor activities and sum
mer footwear are hard on the
feet, hot common "foot trou
bles" need not spoil your fun.
Here at SMITH'S you will find
reliable products for the relief
of corns, callouses and, bunions
?for tired, aching feet ? for
discomfort* that are anravated
by hot sidewalks. So oome to
SMITH'S for foot comfort pro
ducts that will help you walk
through Summer on happy feet.
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Tweed
HAIR SPRAY
$?.50
SEAFORTH LOTION
2'or$?.00
fflBi M shopping interests ? tor here are
Keeps food hot H
film developinc color tone shampoos i
8 Exposure
MHiilWM TAMPAX". 39e| ?WVi.'IWM
JTussy Cream Deodorant 50c S _ Johnson's Shampoo 59c
$1.19 (l-Tips
Vitalis 5.1c I / ___ ^iDPAAtl Cotton Balls 33c
I.isterine 55c :./ B& QRFMH i Warmer 1 $L98
J.r*? Lotion 4* if IBS "o^'^L I "** 59t
I I "I IS"/ -4 ? Hoif M Teether 25c
Super Plenamins $2.59 | ??fg# || Numzit Teething ^ 60c
Deep Magic - $1.00 | *'*? JjC & Boric Acid 33c
Polidcnt ? 59c "lj* Johnson's Powder 53c
Esquire Shoe Polish 25c | C*e0f ijj SMA Powder $1.00
T-fo
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Old Spice Lotion $1.00 oirtO?' uffl^P Revlon Satin Set ..... $1.35
Mennen Spray Deod 59c |-J Pamper 60c
Rapid Shave, 11 oz. 98c | Tu88y Cleansing Cream .... $1.00
Vaseline Hair Tonic 49c | / ' 7 Aquamarine Lotion $1.00
.Mennen Shan\poo $1.00
W HEAN?5 QUICK" J Max Factor Pan Cake $1.60
Electric Shave 49c ; /M Touch & Glow $1.25
Gillette Razor $1.00 ; / ^Qb'e/j ^ *|[ Angel Skin Lotion 79c
Noxzema 69c ?f Toni $2.00
Mennen Skin Bracer 60c | ^Hair Brush $1.00 (
(ISk ^licrest sterilemsmbent i
cloverine ? *- bictf "ehile flbsorbebt
wse0.l rfg] 49c I
IrritoHone"* ' 35^ ' Hi'''Tooth J 2.7 Oz? |
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GO PLACES WITH HERNIA-AID Travel Alarm
CROWN LUGGAGE For RnPlure CLOCK
? $15?? $495 $595
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