THE CAROLINA MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1925
PERSONALS
The Flit tings to and Fro of
The Traveling Public.
Mr II. W. Hoffman of Sylva .spent
Friday in town.
Miss Jane Sullivan spent the week
end in Asheville.
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Mr. Sum Felmet spent Tuesday in
town on business.
Mr. C. N. Allen of Hazelwood was
in town on Tuesday
iMr. W. T. Lee is home from Ral
eigh for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Quinlan spent
the week-end in Tryon.
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Mr. John McD. Michal of Wooirow
spent, Tuesday in town.
Mr. Ralph Morgan was a Waynes
ville vlsitOj. on Tuesday,
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Mr. William H. MoClure returned.
from Florida on Monday.
-Mr. Willis Kirkpatriek of Crabtree
spent Tuesday in town.
Mr. Mark Brown of Asheville spent
Tuesday in town on business. .
Mr. V. A. Campbel of Maggie spent
-Tuesday in town on business.
Mrs. Walter Ferguson has as her
guest her mother, Mrs. ffh-Ojd. ..'
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Mr George Haynes of was a
Waynesville visitor on Monday.
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Mr. Dee Clark of He pep1 J wan a
Waynesville vistar on Monday.
Miss Hattie Axley of Murphy rpent
several days in town this week.
Mr. T. H. Rogers of Clyde- was a
Waynesville visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. Dave Penland of Pigeon was
a Waynesville visitor on Saturday.
Mr. J. Bat Smathers of Canton spent
Tuesday in town on legal business.
Mr. Wythe M. Peyton of Asheville
was a Waynesville visitor on Monday.
, i -Mrs.
Chas. E. Quinlan is the guest
this week of Mrs. Slane in Sjiteaville.
M,r. W. J. Black of Bryson City
( spent Monday in town onegal fus
inesi. Dr. B. F. Smathers who. has Spent
the winter in Florida has returned
home. ' '
Dr. Chas. Z. Candler and Mr. A. E.
Monteith of iSylva spent Monday in
town.
uMr. and Mrs. Clark of Glenville,
Jackson county, are visiting relatives
in town.
Miss Margaret Moody of Charlotte,
spent the week-end as the guest of
her mother.
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Mr. Chas Lee has returned home
after an extended trip to Europe and
South America.
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'Mrs. Oliver H. Raine, who has spent
the past winter in Pensacola, Fla., has
returned home.
Mr. R. O. Covington left Monday
Missouri, where he travels'; to be gone
until July 1st.
.Mr . Frank Davis of the U. S. Navy
is honr.e on a visit to his mother, Mrs
A. J. Cratchfield.
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Dr. K. E. Montgomery was called
to Vineenes, Indiana on account of the
death of his mother
Rev. C. T. Tew attended a meeting
in Clyde Monday of the trustes of
Haywood Institute.
Miss Lois Harrald spent the week
end in Montreat the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Thomas.
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Mrs. John Smathers, who has spent
the winter in Asheville, returned home
on Tuesday afternoon.
,Mr. Bill Dodderer has recently been
e'ected captain of the basketball team
at the State University.
Jesses Nora Malssip and AJeta
Norman were guests at the George
Vanderbilt last week-end.
Mrs. Hugh Kirkpatriek of Asheville
has return home after a visit to her
mother. Mrs. G. W. Coble.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Harbeck .-nd
M.r. W. R. Harbeck, Jr. were Ashe
ville visitors Saturday and Tuesday.
The following met on Tuesday in
Asheville with Mr. James Stikeleath
er, Highway Commission, regarding
the haul surfacing of the Balsam road
as fa:- as Hazelwood: Messrs. J. M.
Long, Faucette Swift, R. L. Prevost,
K. E. A:k::n nd J. W. Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bridges motored
to Asheville Sunday to meet their
daughter, Mrs. Wm. F. Albright and
.son who will be with them for about
two weeks.
Mr. Z. I.. Boone, representing '.he
Mergenlhaler Linotype Co., of Brook
lyn, NjjY., spent Tuesday in town on
business.
Mr. George Stewart, Jr., student at
Emory University, spent several days
lust week a.s the guest of his sister.
.Mr. J. Dale Stent?, at Lake Junaluska.
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Dr. Davis of the State Department
of Education will deliver an address
on Friday to the colored peopb at
the colored school. Dr. Davis comes
in the interest of the Rosenfeld Fnnu. 1
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Mr. E. M. Schenck of Greensboro,
representing the Royal Insurance
Company, spent Saturday in town on
business. j
Messrs. C. E. Clyde H. Ray were
called to HendersonviUe on Tuesday
On account of the erio.us illness of
their father.
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Mr. E. L. Withers has been made
a director for 1925 of the Carolina
Motor Club, with headquarters in
Greensboro. I
Miss S. A. Jones and Miss Fannie
Johnson who have spend the past '
-several weeks in F'orida, returned
home last week. J
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Mrs. W. P. Fincher of Clyde is the
guest of ' Mr." and Mrs Guy Massie
durinjg the. revival services at the
Methodist church.
Benjamin Messer, son of Mr. Forest
iMcsser, is a patient at the County
Hospital, having undergone an oper
ation for apendicitis on Tuesday.
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Miss Dorothy McCracken, who has;
spent the winter in Florida, has re-1
turned home. She made the return trip
by moto,. with a party of friends. I
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. Regular meeting of Haywood Coun
cil, No. 817, Royal Arcanum is called,
to icett April 6. Suecial business. All)
members are urged to be present.
Judge W. J. Hannah and Mrs.
Claude Haynes who are on the board
of J:usrteee of .Haywood ilrfstiitute,
attended a board meeting in Clyde on
Monday.
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Dr. George R. Stewart, who recent
ly, gave a talk at the Rotary luncheon
in Asheville, spent several days with
his daughter, Mrj. J. D. Stentz, at
Lake Junaluska.
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'-'IMis. J. W. Red and Mr. Tom Davis
will sing as the offertory "The Palms"
on Sunday morning in the Episcopal
church. The Rector will preach on
"Palms for the King."
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Mr Clarence Phillips and family
who have been living in Asheville
ate returning to Waynesville. Mr.
Phillips has been engaged in constrje-
Jicm work in Asheville.
Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs. I.eighty and
Mis.- Leignty. who have been the
guests of Mrs. K. E. Montgomery for
the past fortnight., left Monday for
the home in Lawrenceville, 111.
Miss Dorelle Snook, teacher of
voice in Winthorpe College, who has
spent the past week as the guest of
her cousins, the Messes Fredericks and
Alice Qunilan, returned to Rock Hill,
S. C. on Wednesday.
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Judge and Mrs. Frye and Miss Frye
of Bryson City spent Sunday in town.
They motored over to attend services
at the Methodist church. Mrs. Frye
h a sister of Dr. Gilbert Rowe. who
is holding the meeting here.
Misses Frances Denton and Natalie
Atkinson, who are students at Con
verse College, are home for the spring
holidays. Mis3 Denton has as her
guest her schoolmate, Mi:H Wilma
Gamble of Shelbyville, Tenn.
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Mex6ers of the Esther Chapter No.
12 of Asheville attending the instal
lation of officers of the Waynesville
Chapter No. 165 held on last Thurs
day night were: Dr. and Mrs. W. J.
Hunnicutt, Mrs. Minnie Reynolds, Mr?.
Anna Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Blake, Mrs.
Nevercell, Mrs. Bean, Mrs. Barbej,
Mrs. Barrnett, Mrs. Davidson and Mrs.
Howie.
The circles of the Methodist church
are not having their regular meetings
for the next two weeks, but are having
short prayer service on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
afternoons. Circles numbers 8, 2 and
4 will meet at the homes of the mem
bers, while circle number 1 will hold
their services in the ladies parlor of
the church, which meet at 4:30.
The following visitors of the Sylva
Chapter No. 96 attended the installa
tion of officers of the Waynesville
Chater. No. 165, O. E. S.: Mrs. C. C.
Buchanan, Mrs. E. L. Wilson, Mrs.
J. W. Keener, Mrs. M. Buchanan, Mrs.1
Z. S. Wolfe, Mrs. Ellen Pickelsimer,
Mrs. D. E.Murray, Mrs. Rosa Nichols,
Mrs. J. F. Freese, Mrs. Inez Sullivan,
Miss Jane Coward and Miss Que
Duval.
'HOLY WEHK." SERVICES
(tit. At fc I nt III H.
The Rev. Albert New, Rector, ha.,,,, the Monday, Tuesday and We.lnes.
unanL-ed a very interesting program ; ,j!lV( a.,0 n uundy Thursday, when
of services m "Giace Church in the tlu. s(.rv;C(. w,n . a Celebration of
".'.'un!:;in.-" fo- Holy Week, an.l h.i
inviiesl the ministers of ali the other
ti-lifioiu I'odit - in Waynes vfilt.' to
" arh at the various service-.
On Monday. April f.th, ft eight
ocloik, the licv. S. R. Cro-keit, of the
I're.-byterian church, will be the
preacher.
Tuesd'iy night's sermon will be de
livered by the Rev. ('. T. Tew, of the
Baptist church.
Wednesday night, the preacher will
be the Rev. B. Frank Yandell, of
Hazelwood Presbyterian church.
On Good Hr'day, commencing at
noon, a "Three Hour's Service" will be
held, and addresses from the "Seven
Last Words" of Christ on the Cross
STATEMENT.
Rockingham Fire Insuiance Company, l.eaksvillc, N. (..
Condition December 31, 1924, as Shown by Statement Filed.
Amount of Capital paid up in cash $ 91,600.00
Amount of Ledger Assets December 31st of previous year .... 109,330.91
Income From Policyholders, .$16,230.97; Miscellaneous 23,967.06
Disbursements To Policyholders, $6,552.84; Miscellaneous 2'l, 127.61
Fire Risks Written or renewed during year, $1,404,480 in force 1,628,145.00
All Other RUks Written or renewed during year, $149,185, in force 121,268.
Assets.
Mortgage Loans on Real Estate 11522.35
Value of Bonds and .Stocks 51.750.00
Cash in Company s office v 7,118.13
Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks not on Interest 2,724.65
Agents' balances, representing business written subsequent to
October 1, 1924 4,655.36
Interest and Rents due and accrued 2,353.56
All other Assets, as detailed in statement 400.00
Total $112,521.55
Total admitted Assets $112,524.5:
Liabilities.
Net amount of unpaid losses and claims $ 1,599.5:
Unearned premiums
All other liabilities, as detailed in statement
Total amount of all Liabilities
Capital actually paid up in cash
Surplus over all liabilities
Surplus as regards Policyholder
Total Liabilities $112,524.55
Business in North CaroUna During 1924.
Fire Risks written $914,555 ; Premiums received $14,848.1;
All other Risks written $ 95,268 ; Premium., received 1,090.68
Losses incurred Fire $ S..V.2.86; Paid 4,953.32
President, F. M. Klin ; Secietary, .1. W. Norman; Treasurer W. 0. Jenkins
Home office Leakesville.
Attorney for service: Stacey V . Wade, Insurance Commissioner, Ral
eigh, N. C.
(Seal) State of North Carolina, Insurance Department.
Raleigh, March 4, 1925.
I, Secy W. Wade, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify that the
above is ;. true and correct abstract of the statement of the Rockingham Fire
Insurant Company of Leaksville. N. C. filed with this Department, show,
ing the condition of said Company, on the 31st day of December, 1924.
W ;i css my hand and official .seal, the day and year above written.
STACEY W. WADE,
Insurance Commissioner.
STATEMENT.
Ryal Kxchar;ge Assurance Fire Insurance Company, New York.
Condition December 31. 1924, as Shown by Statemnet Filed.
Amount of Ledger Assets December 31st of previous year
I'ncWtti? FY; m Policyholders, $2,201,065.05; Miscellaneous.
$ 5C1f);S71'.22; .
Disbursements To Policyholders, $1,419,802.59; I.Micellaneous
$1,701,953.49
Fire Risks Written or rem wed during year. $486,013,588.
All Other Risks Written or ienewed during year, $N 1,4 40.005.
Assets.
Moitgage Loans on Real Kstaie
Value of Uoiuls and Stocks
Cash in Company's oftice
Deposited in Trust Comnanie; and Hanks on interest
Agents' balances, representing bus'ness written subseiient to
October 1, 1924
Agents' balances, representing busimss written priour to
October 1, 1924
Interest and Rents due and nccrucd I
All other Assets, ns detailed in .-t;;'e;ii.n'
Total .
Assets no: admitted
Less
Total admitted Assets $5,150,561.52
Liabilities.
Net amount of unpaid losses and cla'ms $410,942.75
Unearned premiums 2,469 175.0:'.
Silaiics, rents, expenses, bills, accounts, fees, etc.. dr" or accrued 8,47!.3ii
Estimated amount payable for Federal, State, county ind munici
pal taxes due or acciu"d 98,779.01
Contingent commissions, oi other charges due or accrued 45,322.23
All other liabilities, as detailed it statement 13,920.19
Total amount of all liabilities except Capital $3,046,610.87
Capital actually paid up in cash $ 400,000.00
Surplus over all liabihti-s
Surplus as regards Policyholders
Total Liabilitis $5,150,564.52
Business in North Carolina During 1921,
Fir Risks writlten $:,ii223,844. ; Premiums received- $21;(176.43
All other Risks written $ 78,278. ; Premiums received 402.74
Losses incurred Fire
Losses incurred All other ...
President. Gule T. Forbusli, U. S. Manager.
Attorney for service: Stacey W. Wade, Insurance Commissioner, Ral
eigh, N. C.
Manager for North Carolina Home office.
(Seal) State of North Carolina, Insurance Department.
Rnleigh, March 4, 1925.
L Stacv W. Wade, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify that the
above is ft true. and correct abstract of
Assurance Fire Insurance Company, of
n.-tont it,nr;n Ai.ri;!ii nf
comber. 1924.
Witr.ess my hand and official seal,
:e will be given by the Rev. J. T. Man-,
gum of the Methodist church and by
j the Rev. Dr Gilbert Rowe of Najh
IN ville. Tenn.
I Th R..1.u,r will sneak at 10 A. M
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the Holy Communion, that day be
ing the anniversary of its institution
i.v our Blessed Lord.
Kverybody is most
to all ou. services.
iii.liallv inv;te,l
An Lag, Range lannot. be eiual
til at any price and no other st've
bears the guarantee that is behind
the Eagle Range, That s why the
Massie Furniture Store at Waynes
ville sell so many of them. Another
car load is rolling for us and the
best par, of it is, they sell for only
K5.00 $t;5.O0, $75.00 and ?85.00.
Haywood "opportunity's Empire"
-altitude 2.f.0 feet.
14,368.13
768.07
except Capital $l(i,7''6.02
$91,600.00
$ 4,198.53
95,798.5.!
"24. 008.1
76l,936.27
3,121,756.0
477,801,691.
56.170.0i7.
17.),0O0 09
4,218,203.42
2,001.65
272.311.8:)
08,053.79
10,.! 17.58
54,821.'!:;
16.400.CS
,258,410.61
107,841!. 12
$1,703,953.65
"....$2,103,953.53
7,291.66; Paid
$ 7,953.58
34.45; Paid $ 33.65
the statement of the Royal Exchange
New York, N. Y., filed with thus De -
ooi.l rnniwinv. on the Hist, dav of De -
,
the day and year above written.
STACEY W. WADE,
Insurance Commissioner.
The Hats we are displaying for Easter
wear are the newest creations of the
country's foremost Milliners. New hats
arriving daily. Prices from $i.50 to
$6.98.
Childrens' Hats from 98c to $2.98
Women's
Cott n Hose
9c pair
RICHARD COVINGTON LEAVES
FOR WAIVE FOREST COLLEGE.
On Tuesday morning Richard Cov
ington, winner in the recent declama-
tion contest, at the High School, left
by motor for Wake Forest College to
compete in the State-wfdV contest.
He was accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. R. O. Covington and Joe Welch. I
On the 4th, is a member of the local
High Schools Track Team, he attends
the track meet to be held at the same,
college. Then the 5th he goes to
Chapel Hill where he enters the State-
wide Ilifh School Tennis Tournament.
The partv cxpeots to be away about
! two wwks Gn tnpir rturn tncy
wi bo accmpanied by Messrs. H yt
anJ Howur(i Covington, students at
,hc University who will come hone
(0 Spen, the spring holidays.
I Wanted to Rent Hundreds of
MRS. W. II. LINER HOSTESS T(l summer visitors looKing for furninh
! LEAGUE. e, cottages and rooms to rent in and
The Civic League met at the home near Waynesville. What have you .'
of Mrs. W. H. Liner on Friday af- See Ernest L. Withers & Co., Real
ternoon, March 20th. Estate and Insurance Experts.
1 The meeting was opened by sing
l inc the Federation song and reDeut-
imr in concert the Collect for Club
Women.
The u'porls of the officers wen all
'gratifying. Mrs. Montgomery, ch.rir
nran'of Cemitery committee, asked
the members to donate Dorothy Per
kins Rose bushes to be used on the
! bank of the cemetery. The League
' voted to allow the amount necessa' y
to defray the expense of painting the
arch placed at the cemetery by the
Civic League, and for placing a bronse
tablet in fame.
i A committee was appointed to ad-
,-irisi, tKii ITrwnitfil Rrtn4 nlntinn rlnv
' and to aid in any way possible in
putting the election over.
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' ' TRACT.
Ushering in the new form -if a:h-
; letics at the Waynesville Township
High PC-hnol the trakk Iteam left
Thursday morning on a tour that will
carry them to N. C. State College;
University nt Wake Forest College
and Duke University. On Saturday
the W. T. II. S. track team will par
ticipate in a track meet at Wake
Forest College, In order to take rait
in the truck meet at the University
-April 10 the team will remain in the
oustern section of the state, visiting
the Capital, Stat? Penitentiary, Blind
Institution, State Farm, Musium, Duke
.obucco factory, knitting mills in Dur
ham and other places of importance
Those making the trip arc as fal
lows: R. B. Howell, 100 and 400 yard dash
B. J. Sloan, 200 and 400 yard dash.
Lee. Matncy. one-half and 1 mile run.
Lee Davis, shot put and Dicus.
Hugh Noland, Jump.
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DIVERSIFIED ADS
. .The Keller House now open. Ex-
Icellent table board and room rates,
I $18.00 and $25.00 Der week. W. W.
, Wel.,Si Manageri Waynesville, 13-4p
Davis Baking Powder 20c
E. Ray & Sons.
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When you furnish your home, dtn't
buy something you will want to get
rid of in a year or so, but buy good
furniture, which is the cheapest in
the end. That's the kind tire Massie
1 Furniture Compan.f .sella, and you
'don't have to pay all at once
j terms 'm'ske it easy to buy.
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I -uaraja lAinee we per m. v.
Ray & Son. 1
Very
st
Men's
Cotton Hose
9c pair
For Sale Frost proof cabbage,
only 25cts per hundred. O. S. Barnes,
I Phone No. 101-W., Waynesville, N. ('.
FOR SALE Frost Proof Cabbage
i plants. Will also carry other cli-
mated plants in season,
' Book Store.
Waynesville
57-4te
Irish potatoes 95c per bushel.
E. Ray & Sons.
Special prices on Irish potatoes
ct'llt-s Ppr bushel. Miller Bros.
90
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Pilot Knob Coffee $1.60.
& Sons.
C. E. Ray
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Wanted to Buy: Nice residenital
lots and homes wanted by several
prospective buyers. List with us.
Emeiit L. Withers & Co.
You don't have to go to Asheville
'-" buy a good piano on easy terms
now since the Massie furniture More
has put in a good line of piano and
player pianos at reasonable prices.
Get our prices and terms before you
buy.
Special prices on Irish potatoes 90
cents iKr bushel. Miller Bros. tf
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OK
PARTNERSHIP.
All persons will take notice Hurt the
partnership! heretofore existing be-i-ndcr
the 'firm name of J. E. White
tween J. E. White and Lucy A. Hyatt
& Co., has been dissolved, the said J.
K. White, taking" over the stock andas
lions for a chapter in the organiza
All debts owing the firm must Ik
paid t them.
This March 2. 1925.
LUCY A. WHITE,
J. E. WHITE,
4;i-6pd
GERTRUDE WHITE.
PAINS ALL OVER
Lady Says She Took Cardui and
Never Saw Such Improve
ment Was So Weak
Couldn't Stand.
Weatlrersby, Miss. Mrs. Jamos M.
Hall, of this place, writes that aha
was "getting weaker all the time"
when Cardui, the woman's tonic,
was first brought to her attention.
After she had taken Cardui a while,
she writes that sho "never did see
such an Improvement."
"I suffered all the time and had
pains all over," says Mrs. Hall. "I
was so weak I could not stand. My
skin was cold and flabby. I did
not have any color. I had always
been a very active woman used to
outdoor exercise, walking and going
where I pleased, and to get down,
not able to get myself a drink, was
Indeed a hardship.
"Nothing seemed to help me, t!:l
I began on Cardui. The first bottla
seemed to strengthen me, and I
Bent for five more. By tho time
I had taken these, I was on my
feet, going around, doing my work,
gained In health and'strength.
"I took two more bottles, and I
am well aud strong. Can work my
garden. 1 .':vcn't had auy more
sickness."
Ask your druggist. KC-185
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