THl'RSDAY, Jl'LY 9. 192.'.
THE CAROLINA MOUNTAINEER
The Clyde
I'harmary.
(Continued 'rom First Pge)
in nut !.nt- inM-;iM' until he was
n "til to ;ipp! for a lice:)-- .1- t har-:T!.u-it.
The thr liu.-iin- mnt'nuei!
to trow through various virivitui'vs,
jlrmnat :n :i fwv a!nut -even years
ao whirh it-" t roved hi stuck and
; a r t i.i! ! ruined the iiu 1 1J i n tr. From
a-!ir of the old arose tin- p-c-en:
r: , i r.liirifi il and e(mrmnli..us "-true,
t.re.
A year a'o !a.-t February, Dr. Med
;:,! adm.tted h:s ,-,n. I). H. Medfoid
not 1 '.M yeais of ae. into partnei
1 p with him in the hu-ine-s of tie
.-'ore. The enterprising youn r.ian
1 ad tirevoiu-lv on the outside shown
h mettle and proven hiru-elf worthy
of -urh a partnership.
In addition to the .11 nfessinnal ac
tivities anl ifsiMn'-ibilit ies aNive re
.te.. Iir. M.dford has served a al-
eerman of Clyde several terms also
a- .-crretary and treasurer and oiv
teim as mayor. For many years he
Ke has Keen choir leader of the local
Baptist church. At pre-vnt he 1-
nii'Uicr of the church and M-spon
' Me for the -afc keeping a'l.i propr
d vtribursement of the r',Mio l.jild-
nu fund raised fnr the construction
"f the church edifice now in course of
election.
!f there exist- allv othei lai He,!
own. the -yi- of Clyde, which claims
a- a citizen a man who can .-how 11
re. ord for a greater diversity of Use
fulness and succcs.sful activities to
gether with a record for nssumiiiK
(.'ivater and more aried responsibi!-
titn.-. the fact should he iven wide
publicity. The information would act
11- a stimulus and inspiration for
( many a youne: man entering upon
his life work. Such records of unre-
; mittine; and devoted service to the
('OKI
SI U.IVAN CITED FOR
BRAVERY.
(.Native Waynesville Hoy a hero.)
H. Citation: Corporal Fiancis I).
Sullivan. f3442, Meliea! :l.-par.-ment,
Carlisle Barracks, I'a., n.w ;n
detached service with tin I'hiladi 1
jihia Recruiting li-trict wi'h -iViun
((immunity in which a man was born ,t the Allentown SuUctac.v.
and reared are all too few and far
ootwren and j'rowinir fewer every
succeeding year.
For exceptionally me1 itori ui- 1 s.
tinruished service and c.v aordini1
cm: a-.-t-r
u.tin'
heroism, while on duty a
OITOHTNirrY IS KNOCKINC. jat the Allentown Arm
for iraine.i salesmen. () u r -ales men's I Su tistat ion on . 'dnesd
Correspondence Course trains you
thoroughly, in dain lanuaye, and
1'
Corporal Sjllivan.
is,t:nr-
it can be completed in three weeks. Height oring town- with M A nr.y Ke
You nay for course after troinp to ! (Tujt jntf Truck, came nv th. horn of
work. Nothing paid in advance. j j.; Schcet-. Superint.Moier.: of lU
I raveling positions (fuaraiiweo ..i Kpypt Silk Mill and nil...! an unit-
ual tratherinfr of about 1".0 men with
indication.- of coisiderab.( comm.tion
and excitement. It develop 1 that
$7.".0(l and expenses 'first month af
ter completion of course. Write us
for information. Interstate Sales-
mans Correspondence association,
Hn-tol, Tei.nessee.
Wanted A food cook references
, . ii i ..
required. Apply i" .ns. v. 11. ,m-
Howell, I'hone No. 2K1 or 4J-W.
Camp Wyconda fr Boys will open
Julv 1st at Chestnut I'ark. Sv.ini-
minjr. trtinit, Oiikinjr. bo:inf'. AJ-
lress Mrs. Bninner f;ilmr, (amp
Mother. Waynesville, N. C. -to
i
Fresh Vegetables Daily I
We keep a splendid Variety of
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables which
arrive Daily. We have Carrotts,
Beets, Peas, Cucumbers, Lettuce,
Celery, Cabbage, new Irish Pota
toes, Hubbard Squash, Green
Peppers, Tomatoes, etc. Peaches,
Apples, Grape-Fruits, Bananas,
Oranges, Lemons, Berries, etc.
Phone Your Wants for Quick
Delivery.
"Get your Coffee Here
MILLER BROS.
Flvin Dreher, 'V years, and his father
July23c hd just cleanesl a sink on the Schctz
home and Dreher, lowered into the pit
with a rone for a final in-nc '. on, be
came iiu riniiip with yas. An un-uc-;
ee-sful attempt to rescue him had
!een made. Cornoral Sullivan im-i
mediately volunteered fo: the rescj-.'
At the risk of hi- life, he was lowered
into th nit and brought t'le v'ctim
out. The victim Prehrr. wa drad nnd
the Coriwiral exhausti'd ati 1 o -ic- n-e
with fas reul:-injr meilu.i! treat -
ment.
Corporal Sullivan enlis'' 1 M.iv 111.
1HLM. at Fort Itiaer, N. . f. .- ihe
Medical I ( nart ment . Me i- .1 'jv.t.I
uate of the Noti - Com in i - s i orie I Offi
cers' School, Carlisle Barrack- Pa
He was attached to the I'hil l.le phia
Army Recruitinir District. May l.'i.
IHLTi. with -tat ion at Allentown Pa.,
-inoe Mav L'tt 'X:,.
Corporal Sullivan :- l e oiivvciidi d
for Mistmeui-hed Service Medil.
. I'. C. STIUTZINtiFR. .Hi.,
Cdond CoT'inatidinf .
Phone 30
Waynesville, N. C.
fine Cars-Fine Care
The Owners of Fine Cars such
as Lincoln, Pierce Arrow, Cad
allac, etc., will find our Service
Department well equipped and
with the ability to look after
their cars Properly.
HIGH GRADE COMPLETE
SERVICE
CRANKCASE AUTO LAUNDRY
fIREPROOE STORAGE
Rock Garage Two Doors Above
Postoffice.
i
Duckworth Motor Co.
Lincoln,
Phone 350
Fordson
Wasville, N. C.
TKlKKT-McCiONNKU. TABKH
N A (ILK I'NDR! COXSTKITTION
Great Interent Iteini; Shown in Com
ing Meeting at Franklin.
Franklin Baptists, under leader
ship of Rev. A. J. Smith, are makintr
progress on the tabernacle for the
Truett-McConnell meeting which is to
be held August 14-2.1. In a beautiful
grove, knoyvn as the Fair Ground,
which forms a natural amphi-theatre,
a rustic taliernaole is beng erected
which will seat approximately 4PO0
people, and many more can be in
hearing distance of these distinguish
ed sons of the hill.
Great interest is being shown :ni
the coming of Drs.. George W. Tiuetti
and F. C. McConnell. Enquiries are'
coming from all sections of the State,
land particularly from the western
I -ecton about this meeting. The va-
Irious Baptist Associations which wcie
due to convene during this meeting
j have changed the date of thei" meet
ing so as not to conflct wi'h the
j Ti uett-McConnell meeting at Frank-
llin. This wa.s done bv the K ,'cutive
! Committee in order for the ptstors
and church leaders to attei.d this
meeting in large numbers. It is ex
pected that mjinj- from all Sfctionf
I will come to Franklin to stay tli:ough
out the services, and rum i is are th:.;
many arc going to bring the1"' tent
and camp out. The people of Frank
ling regardless of df nomination aie
! lending as-n-tance in nvtk-ng this
I one of the most far reaching meet
jiiig.- ever held in Western X. C. Tili
doors of Franklin and of M (co-i conn
ty will le. W'de ojien 'o t!'e tlm i-a'id:-
! who a'e expected " onto
I MA1.SAM ITEMS.
i
Sunday School Day was observed in
the Methodist church Sunday after
noon. I Mr. Jim Queen and family and Mis
Oeitrude Brooks have returned to
their home in Gastonia after visiting
relatives and friends in Jackson coun
ty for the past week.
Miss Emma McKay of Haz.:wood
was in Balsam Sunday,
Mr. J. C. Rickards and family of
Canton spenWthe Fourth in Balsam.
Mr George T. Knight an! Mies
Katie Kenney spent the Fourtii n
Asiheville.
Mrs. Raymond Christian anl Mas
ter Raymond, Jr., who have been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. I). T. Knight,
left Tuesday to visit friends in Aslie
ville before returning to their home!
in Atlanta.
Archdeacon Griffith and daughter of
Asheville were in Balsam Monday.
Miss Janie Eiwards of Danville.
Va., niece of Mrs. Mrs. W. B. Far-
well and Mrs. D T. Knight, was in
Balsam last wJeek-end.
Mr. R. R. Fisher of Addie was in
Balsam Sunday.
Mr. R. J. Bryson and family and Mr.)
M. C. Green and familv attended
barbecue at Toxaway the Four'h.
Mr and Mrs. Nelson Beck and Mir.,
Cora Beck chaperoned a lares Dartv!
of children to Sugar Loaf and had a'
Thirty-Four Years Young!
The Waynesville Pharmacy was established in 1891
and during all these many years has never grown
old but is modern, up-to-date, and has a record of
SEIRVDCE
Prompt, Pleasant and Cleanly
The manner in which we serve your
pleasure in cooling summer drinks
adds greatly to their enjoyment by
you and your friends. The utmost
sanitary conditions are a rigid part
of our fountain practice. You can
thoroughly enjoy any of the many
drinks and cold confections we serve,
knowing that every container used
by us is spotlessly clean.
Motorcycle Means Quick Delivery
- - SERVICE - -
M. H. REEVES JEFFERSON REEVES
WAYNESVILLE PHARMACY
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS
Telephone No. 16 Waynesville, N. C.
Vote For Hospital Bonds
Splendid Bargains In Shoes
We have some splendid
bargains in Shoes on our
bargain counter.
$9.00 and $8.00 Shoes
for $3.95
Some Strap Leather Pumps
for $2.48
$10.00 Shoes for $2.95
Twenty Years we have had the Agency
for the "Walk-Over Shoes
t
McCracken Clothing Co.
Main St. Waynesville, North Carolina.
picnic the Fourth.