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THE CAROLINA MOUNTAINEER THURSDAY. SEPT. 3. 1925 octetp anb Pergonal CjPAon. 250. J I Rev. Thos. Mangum and K L. Withers, president and secretary re spectively of the Rotary Club, le.ve Sunday to attend a meeting of the txecutive council of Rotary to ,e held in Monroe Tuesday and Wednesday. HOUSE OF HAPPINESS. 1 Mr ! land, and Mrs. A. E. Brown of Lake- Florida, former resident of I Trust not Tomorrow's dawn to bring j Wuynesville, are spending a week orl The looked-for joy for which you wait You have enough of pleasant things To house your soul in goodly itato. Tomorrow Time's relentless stream May bear what now you have away, Takes what God gives, 0 heart, and build Your House of Happiness today. Selected. Mint Reed is now the "company" part of H. G. Stone & Co., Real Estate. m m H. W. Hoffman of Sylva was a Waynesville visitor Tuesday. Miss Diana Black is visiting friends in Charlotte for a couple of weeks. The Shells, Rippetoes and Abels motored to High Hampton Sunday. Mr. Frank Moody of Franklin was in town the early part of the week. Mr. D. I. L. Smathers of Clyde was a business visitor here Tuesday. so in town. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bridges who have been spending their honeymoon here and in Hendcrsonvill? nav- re turned to their home in ('ha:!otle. Mrs. Bridges was Miss Gla Y'atos (1 Charlotte. T. F. GLENN CORRECTS ERROR. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albright and! son, Jimmie, returned Monduy to their home in Charlotte, after a month's visit here. Mrs. J. B. Mauney and her (laugh ' ter, Marjorie, returned Saturday to I their home in Clanton, Alabama after I spending the summer with Mrs. William Ferguson of Bryaon City Mauncy's . sister, Mrs. .I. T. Coman and Leon McCall of Brevard were at Lake Junaluska. week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. ! Ferguson. j '- an'' Mrs. Telford of Richmond, Ky., have returned home after a visit Mr. John P. Swift, Jr. has gone to to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lindsley. Their Newport News, Va., where he will daughter, Miss Bess, is remaining for be connected with the ship building a while longer and was joined Tues company there. " day by her sister, Miss Brownie Tel- ford, who will he here for about two Mrs. I.ula Tucker IV.illips, Miss weeks. PatCy Sue Partridge and Misa Alary I Hatter of Jacksonville, Fla. are guesls Master Dick Jordan, Jr. of Norfolk, of Mrs. E. S. Harrold for ecrnl .hn i. .inHin tho mmr ,ith hi. weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Kirkpatrick grandmother, Mrs. G. C. Briggs, fell from the bannisters on the porch the rther day and broke his collar bone. i it i i cunri milieu a ninaii uumuer ui irienus . . t . . . . . , . At the present he is recovering, but n L ,uue "'who could have a good time with a v i nun cc Qavuiuitjr evening. Mrs. Mike Little of Newport, Tenn. Mr. David Gudger is in town this ;is the guest of Mrs. Roy Fnmtfs, broken collar bone? week. Byron Reeves, Jr. was over from Asheville for a day or so this week. town Wednesday. Prof. E. H. Stillwell of Cullowhee Miss Henrietta Love, of Raleigh. Mrs. Little was Miss Eleanor Susong wno Deen ,n CBmp Bhd visited in Waynesville years ago. jew the summer, is here visiting her aunts, I Mrs. J. L. Stringfield and Miss Alt- ataetter. Miss Alma Dobyns of Baton Mr. and Mrs .1 I.no MHfnrH n,l R"ge, spent a few days here with her Spurgeon Byers of Clyde was in their p,ott of Everett Washing-! before returning to her home. i tngton, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Plott. Mrs. Medford was Miss Kowa Plott was in the city Tuesday on business. i Mr. and Mrs. Everett Harben of ..." " - . . ' . Charlotte are occupying a cottage at ville wore in town the first of the ... ,T i week. Brookside Orchard. Mrs. a graduate nurse who Jacksonville, Fla. Miss Lois Briggs has returned from Franklin where she was councillor at Camp Tauwahkeetah during th. sum mer. She had as her guest Miss Nellie Irving of Greensboro, who was to visit her but who was called home KINDERGARTEN PLAY. HArhpn in comes from on atcount 01 tne tragic death of her 1 aunt in an automobile accident. Miss Eula Mizell of Raleigh ar rived last week for a visit of several weeks to Miss Elizabeth Kuykendall. Mrs- vv""am U. Blaylock came the 1 earlier part of the week from her The open air play recently given Mr. and Mrs. John Swift, Jr. were h"e n Hickory and will be the guest by the kindergarten children on the in High Point two or three days last of Mrs.- Harley B. Ferguson for a lawn f Grace church Parish House week. j ew weeks. j was wen attended and pronounced by ' I 'all a very beautiful presentation of Attorney Sam Robinson of Canton Mrs. Smith, Miss Lottie Smith and the grace and charm of little children was a business visiter here during Miss Calhoun of Wilmington, who ' in flower costumes and ryththmic the week. are spending the summer at Turn- dancer. piKe, were guesis 01 miss Jessie The SDec.ial feature of the nerform- ance was the Flower Bullet composed David Simons left a few days ago Herren Tuesday for Chicago, New York and other northern points. Mr. George Henson and son of Miami were week-end guests of his nephew, W. A. Grahl. and diree.ed bv Elizabeth Maliun nf Mrs. Kelley Elmore is .n town forMemphis Ten a former member ftw days before going to her future . ,u n.i i ,.,w tu..v. 1 we in Durham. The Eln'ore have jujt leturned from a northern honey mi n trip. only twelve years of age, already shows poetic and dramatic talent Little Mary Phillips' exquisite Rose Dance delighted the audience, Florence. S. C, are visiting Mr. and M, and ThomM Henderson and and the clown impersonated by Eliza- iMrs. u. M. KUlian. Dr. Frank Siler, Junaluska, N. C. Dear Dr. Siler: I have just read your beautiful trib ute to Sister Reeves in the Mountain eer. I have written very little about myself in the public prints, but I am tempted to give you a brief biograph ical chapter. A ni l.; might just as well blow his own horn now and then. I had charge of Cleveland station in X'2 when 1 was requested to become chaplain of a cavalry regiment which finally became a part of (Jen. Wheel er's command. I married during the war and brought my young wife to the French Rrond valley and she was boarding near Asheville when Gen. Lee surrenered. That fall (lift) Hol ston Conference assigned me to the Waynesville circuit, my diocese em braced almost the entire county and there was no parsonage. We lived !ruing the three years of my pastor ate in the neighborhood of Richland Institute, it was a two story building at that time. I taught school in con nection with my pastoral work. I did the work of two men. I was by young man who was a student, b'so my wife had charge of the primary department. We had students from a number of counties, young men and women. I think all of Mr. Green Gar rett's daughters and one son, William, were in the school. It was the best school in Haywood county perhaps the best in the stat west of Ahvttr. In the meantime I did not allow my pastoral work to suffer. I was my own evangelist. We had great re vivals, many of them were attended with Pentecostal power. At the close of my third year here 1 was transferred to Franklin, where 1 remained four years. And we never lived among better people. And now I come to the gist of the matter that which inspired the writ ing of this letter. You say the great revival at the Institute was conducted l.y Mr. Spake, presiding elder, Mr. Cooper and the M. E. preacher! That ; revival occurred in the third year of my administration and I did the preaching. Dr. Frank Richardson was P. E., but was not present. Nearly all the students were converted and pearly all the country round about. Before the meeting of the conference in the fall I turned the school over to Louis Smith, an ex-Confederate sol dier. And here this long drawn out epistle must end. You will please straighten out the history in the Mountaineer. God bless you, T. F. GLENN. 28 Westwood Place, W. Asheville, N. S., August 11, 1925. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS. Methodist Jiurch. Rev. J. T. Mangum, Pastor. Sunday achool every Sunday at 9 . Preaching every Sunday at 1 1 a. and evening 7:30. Everoody cordially invited. I': H'NG WIFE AFRAID TO EAT i ANYTHING. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Palmer, of Mr3 c,audia Henderson-Sullivan. Miss Mollie Ector left today for Salisbury where she is to teach again in the city school. Miss Helen Kimberly of Asheville was the guest of Miss Virginia Rotha last week-end. their son, Billy, of Hickory have been guests of Mrs. Henderson's-Sullivan's daughter, Mrs. Ernest Herman. beth Mahan made friends of all The proceeds, thirty dollars and a half net, was used to purchase an oil stove for the Parish House kitchen Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Shelton have a,ld for 'i?8 for the chancel of the returned to their home in Lexington church. after a two weeks' visit to Mr. and! Mrs. Ernest Hyatt at their home in NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE. Hazelwood. EDSEL FORD'S STATEMENT EX PLAINS CHANGE IN CAR. Presbyterian Church. S. R. Crockett, Pastor. Sunday Services: Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor 7:30 p. m. Services at Baptist Church. Rev. C. T. Tew, Pastor. 9:45 Sunday Sshool. 11:00 Worship and Sermon. 6:30 P. M. B. Y. P. U. 7:30 P. M. Preaching. You are cordially invited to wor hip with us in all these services. Wednesday. 7:30 P. M. Prayer Meeting. The Royal Ambassasodrs wil.' meet the first and third Wednesday of each momh at 3:30 p. m. "I was afraid to eat because I al ways had stomach trouble afterwards. Since taking Adlerika I can eat and feel fine." (Signed) Mrs A. Howard ONE spoonful Adlerika remove GAS and often bring surprising relief to the stomach. Removes old waste n.'.tter from intestines hnd makes you feel happy and hungry. Excellent for obstinate constipation. Waynes Mil"? ''hurmaev. Allen's Creek Baptist Church. Allen Creek Baptist Church, Every Sunday. Furniture for Sale One walnut table, one antique mahogany card table, one rug, ice box, kitchen table, mic bed, one feather bed, pictures, looks, etc. 171 Church street, home f Mrs. Dykers. ltc Lost A pocket book at Baptist ihurch steps containing keys, three mi I re. 'id tickets and 311!" s name. A liberal reward if returned to Mrs. v.. Y. Culbert;on at C bo:irding house, Boundary stre"t, or to Carr- .a ' ountairer ofti-.f l'pd Methodist Church, Clyde-Lake Juna luska Charge. Rev. Frank Siler, Pastor. Lake Junaluska, Freaohong every 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11 a. m.; 1st and 3rd Sundays at 7:30 p. m. tBpworth League meeting overy Sunday evening. At Clyde, 1st and 3rd Sundays at 11 a. m.; 2nd and 4th Sundays at 3:00 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. at both places. I Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.! We will welcome you to any or all of these services. Hazelwood Presbyterian Church B. Frank Yandell, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday morning except 2nd Sunday at 11 a. m. Sunday School, L. M. Richeson Superintendent, 9:45 a. m. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Evening services 7 p. m. The public is cordially invited. j For Sale Two fresh heifers giving ?Mi gallons. Thirty dollars each. Six heifers, several good milk strains. C. W. Edwards, Lake Junaluska. 2tpd Lost Small black suit tase con taining woman's apparel, Sunday af ternoon, August 30, between Bryson City and Lake Junaluska. Finder notify Rev. I. C. Jenkins, Lake Juna luska, N. C, and received reward, lpd NOTICE. Having qualified as administrator of J. L. Grahl, deceased, all persons having claims against the estate of the said J. L. Grahl, deceased, are hereby notified to file said claims with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Haywood County, on or before August 4, 1926, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery of such claims. All persons indebted to the said estate are hereby notified pay said indebtedness to the undersigned. This 4th dav of August. 192.r. W. A. GRAHL, Administrator of the Estate of J. I.. Sept 10 Grshl, deceased. Hazelwood Baptist Church Rev. R. P. McCracken, Pastor. Preaching ecery first and third Sun. day at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. iwn smCIM CO., Commeroe. Oa Charles LaRue and George W. Smith of Newport, Tenn. are in town this week. Manufacturer Wants Public to UnU"-- stand That New Cars Are Not Being Made. Edsel B. Ford, president of the Ford Motor company, in a statement issued yesterday following the an nouncement of improved Ford bodies and chassis refinements, said: We do not want the impression to . By virtue of thepower of sale I .nnt.inoil . .. .1 J Mrs. Chambliss Keith, Mrs. Letcher of trust executed by Henry 1 l'revail that we are producing new Mitchell. Hooner and Chamhliss Keith I Love to the undersigned 1 tr onri Pkk j ui: .. u u ' trustee, to secure certain indebete I Jr., and Bobby Laughlin, who have .....hin..,,.,!,;.,!, .:i., , Attorney Julius Martin of Ashe- been guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. T. 1 0f trust bears date of the 1st day of ville is spending this week here on Mangum for the summer, returned January, 11)20, and is duly recorded in legal business. A Harry W. Hall and P. p. W. Bush, prominent insuranec men of Raleigh, are in town this week. I I Ralph S. Morgan of Asheville was , tcoay to their homes in Setma, Ala. the office of the Register of Deeds of Haywood County in Uojk of Deeds of . , , - . I Trust No. 4, page 76, and default ,w annuaI revival services of tne havin!f been made in the navment of Cellwood M. E. Church. South, wil! said indehtedpss. thp be conducted' by Rev. R. A Husky 0f, trustee will, on Monday the 28th day ,:te to better appearance, driving ami P.obbinsville, Sept. 7-19. The public of SePtemDe''. 1925, at 12 o'clock noon, rding comfort and roadability of the , iriivi tui aaic a. liuulli: UUIUU1I rnrs. l-ord cars. "Bodies for Ford cars have been ii atenally improved, but the Mode! T. chassis remains unchanged except for a lowering of the frame and a tew other important changes. Bodies, in four types, have been completely redesigned and built lower to contrib- in town for a short while during the Ctnt the highest bidder for easn all Bo(lv ,k !'''' ine ouri nou.se uoor in tne town Mrs. Clinton Terry Duff and chil dren of Beaumont, Texas, who came de?,d of trust as "foresaid, ti-wit: si to attend the McDowell-E.more wt. .iKK!!1 Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Keyes and son of Greenville, are guests at Mrs. Killian's. ng and who have been visiting Dr. Miss Joscelyn McDowell, who is to teach in Raleigh High School this win ter, left for that city Monday morning. improvements and chassis of Waynesville, N. C, the following rnnements at tnls tlme a,e more described lands as conveyed in said I pronounced than at any preivous time since the adoption of the model T chassis. They are, however, entirely i .. hi - . ..... . . . Miller Street; thence North 82" 5' E.'ln accoraarce with the policy of the COTTAGE 6 Rooms, sleeping porch. 2 porches, wood house 1 3-4 acres, grove, unusually fine view some young fruit and nut trees, grape viues. Bored well, large supply of cold water, concrete tank on top of hill. Just off highway. 1 1-4 mile east of Lake Junaluska ARMA A. Mac Donald Route 4 Waynesville, N. C, ? - - " - V Mr. Jack Milligan of New York is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Semmes at their lodge on the moun- , tain. tinii, left Friday for their home. Mr. and Mrs. Chesley McGrutier, who have been spending the past month in Waynesville, returned Fri day to their home in Orlando, Mr. Magruder is a nephew of Mrs. H. C. Lindsley. Mrs. James Lapsley and Miss Agnes ... .. Lapsley will leave tomorrow for Mon-1,. M'9 a Uienne ileod sui.cd from treat where they expect to spend the Yj J8?,1 Saturday on the S. S wjnter "Minnekahda" for Europe. She wiil . . . , jtour England, Scotland and the Con- Mrs. John H. Byerly and her y.iun tinent before going to Paris where daughter, Emily, of Atlanta, arrived hc wiH'itudy at the Sorbonne iLiring Tvesday for a month's visit with Mrs. I the winter. Emmo Willis. j ." , , , Mrs. Benjamin Sleeper I cm cs today Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Joscelyn who for New Yorlc where she will spend came to attend the McDowel-Elmore ' ten dav with her sister, Mrs. Frank- -wedding, have returned to their home'1'" D,y- Mr- Dav nd her children in Birmingham. will come down about the middle of the month for a visit to Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey and Mis3 R. L. Allen. Katherine Whitener of High Point, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. iJ Mr- Bowder. Deputy Sheriff and Tax Trevost this week. I Collector of Duvall County, Fla., has I recently purchased a block of the Mrs. Clara Connell. her daughter , most beautiful lots in Grin ball Park and grand-daughter, who have made end will immediately start work on their home at the Dykers place for a handsome summer home. Mr. past year left Tuesday evening for Bowder had only been in Waynesville their home in Belcher, La., near n few hours when he mad-? his pur Shreveport. ( chase. and Mrs. C. H McDowell since that 150 feet to a small m.ip o, i be nee N. ! Ford Motor company to give the public o) jo W. 210Hi f?et t.i :i stake in the benefit of every improvement wne,nnf tre-i; thfen?e ? which WL' fin'' Poetical for Foard cars. 47 W. 100 feet with side of street: ., , . , , thence 34" 30' W. G9 feet with side of! By PrescrvlnK the design of the same street; thence S. 18 2' W. 100n,()del T- chassis, the company is safe feet with said East Street to the BE-1 guarding ocntinued good service for GINNING, containing 65-100 of an owners nf nnmvimti,. onnnnnn Ford cars and trucks now in use acre. This the 22nd div 01" August, :'J.5. GEO. il. WARD, 17Septc Trustee. For Rent Rock stv ouilding on r r: i r of Chi rch an 1 Mill strjer, 1. i.-.ooci, N. C. oeV A Wt.imei. Chief of Police, Re ; 211 '.tc For' Sale Six or seven acres of land located near Saunook. Address Holmes H. Plott Waynesville, N. C, Route 1. 'jtpd MONEY TO LOAN. The Federal Land Bank of Co lumbia, South Carolina, will loan you money on your FARM LAN IS at a low rate of Interest, and for 11 period of THIRTY THREE YEARS. For further particulars, apply to Waynesville, N. C. Sept.lOo throughoutout the country as well as for new purchasers." Adv. For Rent After Sept. 30, furnished rooms for winter or furnished house for fall months. Mrs. E. S. Harrold, 1025 Haywood street. ltpd MRS. de Neegaard Hostess. " For Sale One solid walnut bed room tuit and one solid wa iiul ward robe cheap for cash. Can be seen at the 5 and 10 Cent Stire. ltpd Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Car eline de Neergaard gave a small but exceedingly enjoyable bridge party at her home on Walnut street Late summer flowers decorated the home. Mrs. Delia Battle of Wilmington won the high score prize a deck of carda. At the conclusion of the game deli cious cream, cake and candies : were served. Those playing were Mesdames Chan. R. Thomas, Roberts of New Bern Harry HalI,Della Battle J. W. Reed, W. M. Burwell of Henderson, Min thorne Woolsey, Cleveland Kirkpst t'ck, David Miller and Mioses Evelyn Peed and Amelia McFpdyen. REMEMBER D. M. Simons Annual Clearance Sale ENDS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th. Many Bargains Left A GENUINE SALE SALE ENDS SATURDAY