THE CAROLINA MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925
PERSONALS
Mrs. I,. Martin of Asheville spent
Monday in town.
EPISCOPAL CHl'RCll SERVICES. FIGHT ON SCARLET FEVER
The Flit lings to and Fro of
The Traveling Public.
Miss Miiud MrCullough wa un
.Vlieville vi.sitor on Tue.sdav.
Miss JanL' Sullivan was nn
villi- visitor during the week.
A-lie
Mr
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1.. 1'rcv.ist and Mrs. ,1. M.
On Sunday. May 'Jt'h. the Sacra
ment of the Holy Communion will in
; dministered at 8 A. M.
The Church School vol! meet in the
l'aiish House at t"n 'elerk. Mr.
sri-iit several days during toe n,.is j, 'rhomas will '.e in i'i
if
in Moianton.
Mr.
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Mr.
s,Mlt
(iraily Iioyd arrived Saturday
Atlamta.
M . i". ;.'Ripetoe and Mis. Il'.iuli
Atii'l in. it, ii, d !n A.-heville mi Tluns-
It,li
"Chi
. tu:ly, the I' l f'i- v. Ii'i h
.t's eiinui.and to evHiiir.h
and Mr.s. J. W. Kirkpatri k t,. -the
week-end in Kannapolis. Mr
Ma.te; Hilly Tievost left Friday
vi.- '. 1 i- (irandparents, Mr. and
S. Whitener, in Hickory.
Mr. and Mrs ("has. Huiljrett and
Mr. and M:s. Ceorjre Ward
week-end in Knoxville.
ipent
world." Kvery'iu,:
;i thra'-elve- of ;n:
'!;' V st ii.l v every
he ! r:.ir will pie.'.
. .'!) at S I'. M.
a ;he foi'ow ne S'l I
Hoi ner w ill ,
e :n co-r: ii-mn
, -i':. tenth annive.s
..ne-ville.
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i-ivite,! ;,
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v iiuiiii.ee
1 A. M.
of 111.
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Mrs. Kuijene Carter of Knoxville
M US. It. L l.K.K HOSTESS.
Mr. J. Bat Smathers of Canton
.' pent several days in town.
Rev. R. P. McCracken of Clyde was
a W'aynesville visitor on Wednesday.
,IS fue.t of her sister, Mrs. R. L.. , , comnliment to her sister, Mr;.
Dr. I. E. Bennett of Mars Hill at- Lee. Mrs. Carter is very popular ;EuK))e CaiU.r of Knoxville, and Miss
tended court on Monday. ,-in town and has been the gueM of .Georgia Miller, a bride of June. Mrs.
'Mrs- Leo on several occasions. ,, , Ue ente,.tained with a bridge
Mr. Boone Medford of Sylva spent I party on Monday afternoon. Quan-
Wednesday in town on business. Mrs. J. M. Bell returned Saturday pities of snowballs and lilies of ihe
from Decatur, Ga., where she went! valley lent much toward the dec ra
Mr and Mrs. J. E. Kruchler ar.d to attend the marriage of her daugh- tions. The score cards were attrac-
family left Saturday for New York, j ter, Miss, Carnelia Sell and Mr. tive hand painted brides. Both the
Grady Boyd. honorees wore beautiful frocks of blue
Mr Smily Caver and daughter,1 .... georgette. At the conclusion of the
Clara are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dr. F. M. Leflar, Chiropractor, oijKamcs Mrs R 0 Covington held tie
Underwood. 1 Wajmesville, is attending the State lucky score and was given a dai.v
' I Convention of the Chiropractors being. pjece of ling!rei whiie each of the
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hoffman of held at The Battery Park Hotel in of honor were presented with
Sylva spent the week-end with Mr. aad Asheville this week. silk hose Among those playinr wre:
Mrs. L. E. Green. ..",, -r a . '-Mesdames M. H. Reeves, J. W. Kirk-1
" ' Liner left Tuesday for . , y,, Haji j vuv j
Mr. Prtteard Ferguson teavs Sat-. Cherokee to do the dental work for (R j Coi"' t Lenoir
urday for Cahrlotte where he goes to 'Cheroke Indian school. He will be . ' r ', ul , i
, . i . . , liwyn, A. B. Thomas, t,. L,. Witners,
attend the automobile race at Cherokee about two weeks, ex- , n . .. ,,
.... o . i , j i R- L. Prevost, Liner, Harry Rotha,
icept Saturdays, May ! and lb, he n . ., ,,
... i Vi i i.- i.r ii iRy Francis. Joe Graves, H. B. At
Mrs. Grady Clayton spent Wednes- will be in, his office in WaynesviUe. ' . ' . . . . , .. , !,,,,
. L . , ... i .... kms, J L Stnngfield, Alden Howe, I,
day in town as the guest of her pa-1 . . ,, r.,,, ww wm VfnnHh rh.r
... n,c i . r d..,i i A tw,i wppks rpvivfl mpptmc iw- ' ' -, .... .
ruts, mi. iiu jus. utniura x. uvyu, -- n . . . T
. i . . (ran Sunday at the Hazelwood Baptist ence M'er, Ji
lr. Kranres G. Hlake, of the l'alfl
Medical school, In a carefully prepared
r i 1 1-1 upon iirolonged experlinenta
I mil with the new serum for the treat
ment uf snirU'l fever, anuounees that
In a irreni number of cases treated,
cures wore effected in all of them, no
matter how serious nor how far ad
vanced. I ir. Hinke's coiichision is that
tlie serum used in the treatment of
searlel l'eer eases is fully as effective
as that iim'iI in the treatment of cases
of diphtheria. We saw no mention of
Dr. lilake's report of the sulijeit of
nfler-etTeets-- doctors mil them sequelae--of
scarlet fever, nays the Petera
Imijj Progress Index. It Is presumed
that these likewise are controlled hy
the serum. Thus, another and almost
the last of the diseane8 which long
have been terrors of childhood yields
to medical science.
Mrs. Clayton "Walker and daugh- church conducted by Pastor R. P.
ter, Sarah Jame, are visiting the McCracken, assisted
former's parents in Ware Shoals, S. C. Piper of Mars Hill.
by Rev. Mr.
C. S. Badgett, Guy
Massie, W. K. Swift and the Misses
Rohcna Miller and Caroline AlstaettT.
Oceun cables are no longer novel.
We had supposed that the oceans were
full of cables by this time and that
no country nor Island nor lonely shore
was without Its Instantaneous con
tact with the rest of the world every
where. And now It turns eat that
there has never been direct cable con
nection between Spain and the United
States until President Coolldje offi
cially opened the line Just completed.
King Alfonso presided at the other
end of the line and greeting passed
between President and monarch at the
rate of 1,700 letters a minute, says the
Philadelphia Public Ledger. "A new
channel of Intercourse" Is the way ttie
President described the new cable. It
Is a happy designation. Civilisation Is
gradually creeping along the ocean
beds through colled and rubber-cased
wires and the acquaintance and friend
ship of peoples grow apace.
'Mrs. Starkey of Canton visited hei
mother, Mrs. W. C. Garrison, during
the week.
$50.00 REWARD.
RECEPTION AT THE
HOISE.
PARISH
.. The ladies of the Episcopal church
ror two English setters, disappear- , . , p . ,
'ed March 28th. Old dog black and " , 1 " , ' , '
, , , , .. ., , , , , , , ., House on Monday, May 18th, from S
Mrs. Stravley Jones was at home to white. One side of head black, other . ' , D .
, ..., k i ., , r, ... to 10 P. M. in honor of the Rev. Al-
the members of Circle No. 2 of the side smutty black. Puppy eight , D
i .u ii ti i i n bert News tenth anniversary as Rec-
Methodist church. .months old. Black and white, blaze .
. ... ., , , , .. , ., ,, tor of "Graci Church in the Moun
face, both sides of head black. Both
Dr. Lawrence Stringfellow of Sun- dogs have large black spots on rear al""s" . . . . . . r
. .,, . . . . , To this reception all the friends of
burst was a Waynesvi le visitor on part of back. ,. t ,. ,, . .. ,
, I ear Aiw . c i 4 m- nn Mr- New ai'e m08t cordially invited;
Monday $25.00. for return of dogs and $2 i.00 . ' , '
' I, . , .. a. . . . . . the ministers and members of other
" for information sufficient to convict , ,, ,, ,,
. r. . . ... . , , religious bodies, and all Goodfellows;
Dr. J D. McCrae of Aaheville spent dog thieves. , '. ,. j .
. t ...t. :. i a popts-r Ma-sons and Knight Templars.
url 1"V " ' 8 t, in P Ml Mnmt.v Mv iafn
19-3tc
Azalea, N. C.
tWanted, nan to dilive Ford to
attending court.
....
Mils Jane Sullivan attended the
commencement of the Asheville town. Knoxville. Will furnish ticket back,
.ship schools on Tuesday afternoon. See Geo. D. Sherrill at Sherrill's
.Studio. ltc
Ml, Weaver, father of Congressman
1925. Music and refreshments.
MISS GEORGIA MILLER HONORED
Miss Goorgia Miller, whose mar
riag to Mr. C. F. Klfltphtrlck IT1
take place June the 3rd, was the honor
' Ill .. v .. .,n .I ,. in fnuinl 5 1 ll cylivpn nwAv .in nnv niann
ni, '" r- t...J... of
on business. I tuner this side of the Mason and Dixon u"sl u". " Y ,i
.... line who can furnish as many and sjParty !Ven by Mrs- A,den Howe"'
Mrs. L. E. Fisher, society reporter good a number of testimonials fronvJr. and M'"9- James W- Reed at the
of the Asheville Citizen, was a Way- New York City, Western N. C. and, home of the former. In the living
nesville visitor this week. .j. East Tenn., as we can. We have done room lilies of the valley and snow
' nothing but tune and repair all kinds balls we,e Actively used, while ins
Mrs. Branner. Gilmer and little son of pjan08 for the kat 45 yearSi and and columt nes added to the attrac
have returned after several months an show ,,1, in an square up.jtiveness o fihe sun room and dining
stay in New York and New Orleans. rjght, player and reproducing pianos, I"0"1- After an informal gathering
'and we fully guarantee our work to of the Kues' little Miss Aldine How
Messrs. H. A. Plummer and Jimmie entire 8atisfacUon. Leave orders eU- daughter of the house, wearing a
Sledge of Brevard were WaynesviUe flt the Kinmore Hotel. dainty apricot colored frock and car-
visitors this week. 19-2tp J. H. EVERETT. iryinIT a Parasol of similar shade
. ' I filled with (rifts entered and showered
Mrs. Roy Francis and Mrs. William
Pasture for rent. About 40 acres the bride. After the packages were
Hannah motored to Asheville on Wed- 0j grass m the Jerry Leatherwood opened the honoree graciously thank-
nesday,
....
Mr. Henry Engleman of Murphy
spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs.
En)rleman's 'parents, Mr. and Mrs.
JoJin Fulbright.
.
Business is mighty good in Waynes
vill at this time. There are many vb.
itors already here to spend the sum
mer months.
farm at Lake Junaluska. Mrs. Jerry ed each one for the shower. Tho
Leatherwood. 19-2tp hostesses served a salad and ice
course. About fifty guests enjoyed
For sale Early varieties of trans- the hospitality of the afternoon.
planted tomatoe plants after May
10th. M. F. Albright, East Waynes-1 WOMAN'S CLUB
ville. 19tfc:
j The Woman's Club was lelightfu,.y
Wanted to buy a good young milk entertained by Mrs. W. H. Liner and
cow. Apply to J. T. Bridges, at the Mrs. Dick Sentelle at the home of
Icarnlinn Mountaineer office. I Mrs. Liner on Thursday, April 2t!th.
I tn the absence of the president Mrs.
Mr. John R. Slider of the Dodson M,sg lqijjse roth a HONORED. R. L. Allen presided.
Printers Supply Company, of Atlanta, , The meeting opened w!th the siB.
Ga., spent several days in Waynes- Mss Louise Rotha, Valedictorian of ing of the Federation song followe 1
ville last week. the graduating class of 1924 from the by the Club Prayer.
v, . ." ... t local high school and who for the past The business of the afternoon was
Mrs N. M. Medford was the hostess & aken .n
on Wednesday afternoon to the mem- Carolina foj. Women as a & H McDowe was cIefte;,
bers of Circle No. 1 of the Methods rf N c Federation of Wom. a delei,ate to the State Pederation
4 urc .... en's Club has recently been honored meeting at Pinehurst, with Mrs. R. H.
Mr Fred Berry will arrive by mo- aaii' As a recognition of the splen-1 Blackwell alternate,
tor Saturday to visiit his wife who is did record she has made during the Mrs. C H. McDowell had charge
the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. L. Past year- the chairman of the Sallie of the program and read a very inte.
Strine field CSouthall Cotton Loan Flmd of the sting paper on the Industrial Wealth
. Federation has offered her a schol- of North Carolina.
Mrs. W. P. Allen of Spartanburg, S. arship for the coming year. During the social half hour a deli
J., spent several cays liwi wt m
Increase of population Is beneficial
only so far as there la proportionals
Increase In productivity expressed
through development uloug civic, as
well as muterlaUvHues. They usually
go together, says the Birmingham Age
Herald. Mere numbers can be, and
frequently are, an obstruction to com
munity advancement because of value
attached to quantity Instead of qual
ity. Sometimes one citizen who per
forms his public duties, observes the
laws and sets a wholesome example la
worth . 20 who fall In all these essen
tial functions. We read In Biblical
history that Sodom and Gomorrah had
large populations; but ef such chr
acter and standards that God Al
mighty did not think they were worth
saving, and destroyed them.
It will take more than the unsup
ported dictum f the New York Times
to convince humanity that whales do
not spout water. The Times contends
that whales merely exhale air when
they "blow," and that the beautiful
pictures of a column of water grace
fully rising and falling like a foun
tain are the product of Imagination
on the part of voyagers. This as
sertion Is pure radicalism, obviously
Intended to Intimidate the sea traveler
and cause hlui to doubt the evidence
of his senses. When old whalers cry
"Thar she blows I" they see a watery
column, and they prove It by catch
ing the whale.
Old Dobbin has his off days now
Sundays and holidays. No longer Is
he hitched to the family "rig" on Sun
days and commanded to take the folks
to church, nor does he have to attend
picnics, socials or other holiday cele
brations against his will. Instead,
when Sunday rolls around now, Dobbin
Is turned loose In the old green pas
ture to browse urmiad the entire day.
Motor cars have replaced horses to
an extent that more than 4.000,000
automobiles are In use on farms today.
jcious ice course was served by the
her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. MR. PRITCHARD FERGUSON EN- hoBteMei,
I&K1A1INO. Thn nl meet i no- will he at the
J. W. Reed.
home of Mrs. J. P. Francis on East
Mr. J.Mr Holticlaw and children Mrt Pritchard Ferguson gave a I tr. - .t. 'Mr' pnn anrl
of Pensacola, Fla., arrived Saturday dinner Sunday at the Fryemont Inn Miss Hernjn ,nt ho,ttsses
and will occupy their summer home Those enjoying Mr. Fergusons hoj- Thurgday; M8 14 1925
on the Balsam Road." n.Ul.ty -and Mr., C- H
v j Lewis of New York, Mrs. E. E. Reel MRS. J. T. SEMMES ENTERTAINS
The Woman s missionary oucicty ,m 1 ""
-fha-
of the M. E. Church, Sotfth, will meet and Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Martin of
at the church Tuesday, May 2nd. I Canton,
Mrs. W, L. McCracken, leadsr. All
members are urged to be present.
Dr. nnd Mrs. W. S. Martin of Can
ton were in town Sunday, driving a
Rolls Royce car. Dr. Martin Is the
gent for the motor car in North
Carolina.
....
Mrs. J. T. Mangum and daughter,
Miss Etiiei Mangum, reiuraeu ooi.u.-
day from Selma, Ala., where they,1
went a week ago to accompany the
tody of their colored maid.
i
In compliment to the North Caro
lina Playmakerg Mrs. J. T. Semmes
entertained with a dance after 'he
performance on Saturday night. Be
sides the honor guests the following
were present: Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
Rippetoe, Mrs. Robert Mitchell, !.he
Misses Florida Kent, Janic Love
Mitchell, Sarah and Josephine Thomas
and the Messrs. Chas. E. Quintan,
Edwin Bjorkman, W. A. Coble, Hugh
Sloan, Roy Campbell and Dr. J. R.
McCracken.
It Is reported that furriers have
evolved a method of tanning the skin
of the common house cat so that It
Is pliable, durable and will take black
dye. This not only ought to make a
quiet zone of the alleys, hut should
be great news for birds that are plan
ning to raise fumllles.
If the use of the typewriters spreads
at Its present rate, says a statistician,
the art of penmanship will disappear
within 90 years. And time, patience
and eyesight will be saved which are
all worth considerably more than the
art of penmanship.
Now some fellow Is wanting to know
how far the east Is from the west.
Shucks, It Is a matter of direction and
not place. It depends upon where s
fellow Is. The east Is always west to
some folks and the west Is always east
to others.
Skilled medical attention la advised
for all ear troubles, says a medical
society bulletin, bat what about the
more who troubles your ears with use
less conversations?
Yos can ssy this for silver dollar:
It makes more noise than paper when
It hits a collection plate.
It will be a cold day when tbay wear
any less than they do now.
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nourishing and health
building food for chil
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and eggs, delivered
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F. R. WILLIAMS, Prop.
Telephone No. 2413 R. F. D. 2, WaynesviUe
An Old Time fiddler's
Convention:
An Old Fiddlers' Convention will be held on Friday
night, June 12, in the Court House at 8:30.. All players
y in the State are invited.. We will have Harrison Helton
sure, and likely Carson
Prizes will be award as usual.. We expect to give in
( prizes $50.00. All who enter will receive prizes.
The South's greatest Banjo Players will be here, also
! Slim Jim from out West with his banjo and the Arkansaw
Traveler ready.
Come one, come all and enjoy yourselves as yon never
have before..
LAUGH AND GROW FAT IS OUR MOTTO.
xl.'&dUlaSMM