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THURSDAY, 8EPTKMBRB 17 1925
THE CAROLINA MOUNTAINEER
. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Brown announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Harriet, to Mr. Robert H. Gibson.
Miss Brown is the attractive daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Brown and
the hat been connected with the Bell
Telephone Company for several year.
She has a host of friends who will oe
interested in her approaching mar
riage which will occur in the earlv
fall.
Mr. Robert H. Gibson is a native
of North Carolina and is the son of
Rev. T. F. Gibson, a retired Methodist
minister of Spartanburg, S. C.
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TEAC HERS' MEETING SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 26.
All the teachers of the county ari
by this notice called into a general
meeting at the Waynesville Elemen
tary school building on Saturday, Seo
tember 26, from ten to twelve-thirty.
There will be several speakers of
ability and a program of varied interests.
Let all the teaeher in the county
come prepared to enjoy the "lay and
to profit by it. Hiing pencil and note
book. Wni. r. AI.I.EN, Supt. ,
County Schools.
Sept. in, 1U25.
TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR ARRIVES.
To-.vn
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Mi Mari-in V. Morse of Richmond,
Ia lias arrived in Waynesville to
p.. iiiuM as supervisor of the
S, !',,ols.
'orse comes with hih ree-en-iiis
from every J'Jace in wlii h
lie has supervised. She begun he.'
work .Monday hy making a complete
sirvi y of the township schools. Th"
teachers in every school received Mis.
Moive with enthusiasm and are will
ing to co-operate with her so thnt thi
.ear's school work will be the best in
the hi -lory.
WAYNESVIIXE REPRESENTED
Waynesville was well represented
in Murphy Monday to meet the At-lanta-Asheville
Motorcade. Those
motoring over were: Col. Minthorne
Woolscy, T. J. Semmos, Rev. Albert
New, J. N. Shoolbred, S. C. Satter
twait, E. L. Withers, Donald Dun
ham Mr. Darby, Lucius Bramlett, Mr,
and Mrs. V. P. Farmer and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Fish. Tuesday others mu
tored over to Bryson City. They were:
Frank W. Miller, Mayor J. H. Howell,
W. T. Shelton, J. T. Bass, Mrs. J. W.
Reel and Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Kirk-Patrick.
TUGMAN-FERGUSON.
..Miss Hazel Ferguson was married
Monday at Spartanburg, S. C, to
Mr. ames B. Tugman, Rev. G. S.
Cobb, officiating.
Mrs. Tugman is the only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ferguson, and
was a member of the senior class in
the city schools.
Mr. Tugman came here in July from
Peoria, III, where he had been i.i
school. While here he was connected
with Coble's Jewelry Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Tugman will reside
in Ashcville.
THE WOMAN'S CLUB.
The 1925-1926 club year for the
Woman's Club was inauguarted last
Thursday with a meeting at the home
of Mrs. Clarence Miller, Jr., pre
sided over by the newly elected of
ficers. An enthusinstic attendance discuss
ed the work for the year and made
plans for continued efforts in clib
and community welfare work. A spe
cial effort will be made by the com
mittee on education to make this work
of equal interest with the other de
partments of the club.
Two of the especially interesting
event of the year's program ha&
been the Dahlia Show, Aug. 19 at the
Gordon Hotel, and a play sponsored
by the club which was staged in the
high school auditorium. The success
of the Dahlia Show, only added in
the past two years, has been such as
to create universal interest and it is
believed that much practical benefit
can be derived from them.
The club had as guests the Way
nesville High and Elementary school
teachers, and Mrs. N. N. Pattershall
of Onieda, Fla. and Mrs. C. A. Thorn
ton of Chapel Hill.
The next meeting will be held at
the High School September 24, with
Mrs. John Queen, Mrs. Homer Plott
and. Mrs. J. C Rose as hostesses. The
program will be in charge of lbs.
Marguerite Edwards, instructor in
Domestic Science. She will five a,
lecture and demonstration on "How
to? prepare and serre well balanced
VKTH ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mr. and" itrsi T, Lenoir Gwyn an
nounce the' arrival of a daughter,
Honda, 8epVlVt Bfltftor. . Mrs.
Gwyn ft pteMiiitl? treambered as
Mm Hilda War. ' . -
Pictured, is the beautiful moun
tain home of Mr. E. G. Steward,
of Tampa, Fla. This modern
residence of bungalow type, nes
tles at the foot of Eagle's Nest, a
majestic peak towering SjOSO feet.
Mr. .
CAPITALIST
INVESTOR
BUILDER
Your Opportunity
Now, Is In
WAY N E S V I LtE ,
"The Switzerland of America:, Altitude 2,800 Feet
Some Recent Events
That Portend a Bright
FutureFor
Waynesville
Tlie eiittre ItJieeoon Valley
and in Hintnlii lanol. com
priNhiK KWK1 acres, has been
oonlraeted for by Kaslcrn
anil 1-lorlda rapltallKtn. Thctic
(reiillenien plnn to develop
this lance tract lulo a lilali
rlasN rexklentliil urctldi
which will be second lo none
In this entire mountutfr html.'
Plans IncliMle an artificial
lake, an 18-holi' golf course
and polo grounds. ' Tlie pro
ject Involves an expenditure
of a million dollurs.
The Buncrewt Lumber Com
nany, one of the. largest In
all Western North Carolina,
Is now mo vim their great
plant from 8unburt. N. C.
to Warneavllle. TMa com
nanr emolora over 1SO0 men.
Another mat pay rolT for ,id
Warneavllle!
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lte recent completion of
Roate ie, Ttte AppaJaohlan
Scenic Htghway over which
the great AtUnta-AabevUle
Motorcade passed, September
lath, makes WaeaiUW the
earet aaoantala resort city
to -potnutn Oeartla. Florida
aa4 Alabama, b OTr, lO
coESV;
uaw SoatfaUad.'wtU carry,
bj-tar, the BMstesa.vertkNa
of tovrlet travel nvtTawa
AmA Tl in 1 1 i i '
wltt swrelf enjorits share at
lavwiocwn wpg
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VTES. WAYNESVILLE is calUnt-::iai;,
ing because this is her Great DKyl-aET' '"'
nesville is headed for a most phnorneul .
growth. Evidence is at hand, right now! For '
instance, take the real estate activity, which
is considered the most certain forecast, of a
community's progress. The past sixty days
has seen business property, residence sites and
acreage, jump from a few hundred dollars'
to several thousand 'dollars. One piece! ;
Main Street business property ha sold j(u;r
times since July. The first price wa $?0yW.' y
The fourth price $42,575. Think of, (tly n
sixty day's time, practically 1 1 3 per cenl in
crease. "
A ND, as for residences and home locations,
Waynesville has never experienced such
an influx of buyers and builders, as during this
season. An outstanding residential transaction
of last week, was that .of an ;1 8cre,'tftct to .
his Excellency, Governor John' W. Martin, of
Florida, and his associates who, wili establish
a Florida colony here in thia preferred mtin
tain section. Scores of other 'residence-s'tas
have been acquired this season by tourists froth
Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and other
stages. Many new home and business' budd
ings are now under Construction". Wayns'lU,
today, offers you quick, sure , in"rtier:ia
You Haven't Seen Western North -jGSfoli
Until Yen Have Seen Waynes n&M
Invastors and bniUcrs are zrvited to write, win or
oUMrwiM ccmmunicate with our offiec to complete
bformatioa MsMtwnt WaynetrfllV opportotuties.
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