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Tbe Carolina Mountaineer
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Wm. A. BAND, Editor-Owner
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Entered at the post office, at
Waynesville, N. C, as Second
Class Mail Matter, as provided
under the Act of March 3, 1879,
November 20, 1914.
PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY
A CORRECTION.
The article concerning Mr. C. W.
Miller, which occurred in last week's
issue of the Mountaineer, unavoida
bly left out the name of one of his
popular daughters, Mrs. D. D-ayton
Terry, who lives in Chester, S. C.
Mrs. Perry spends several weeks
each year with her father, and she
has a host of friends in Waynesvil'e
PROGRESSIVE ADMINISTR-TION.
Foralfffl Afivatrf Ulnar Re nraaa..laliv
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER U 192J
AN IMPORTANT MEETING
The get-to-gether I Liiuet and
meeting to be held on next Wednes
day night will probably be the moit
important gathering of the kind ever
held in Waynesville.
A campaign is to be mapped ojt
lor raising between twenty-five and
fifty thousand dollars for the Board
of Trade budget.
A president and board of directors
has already been elected and there
io a great determination upon the
part of nearly every tax payer and
progressive citizen of Waynesville to
' jut Waynesviiie on '.h? map" by an
advertising campaign such as is be
ing done by all cities.
That a full time secretary-treasurer
who is an advertising expert
and promoter is absolutely essential
is the universal opinion and it is
pointed out by those who have had
much experience along this line that
a man not connected in any manner
oi form with the business life of this
community should be selected. I
othr words; a stranger, one who Uai
no axe to erind and who will be
hired to work for Waynesville ar.d
not himself. He should not be con
nected with any other business as t
aide line. And it would be best n t
to hire a man because of relatives
or friends in the community.
A secretary-treasurer of the Way
nesville Board of Trade will not
have an easy position. If he is suc
cessful in creating a spirit of co
operation aminn the civic leaders,
he will have ..ccomplished a great!
deal.
In connection v ith the Board of
Trade with the '-operation of t dp
tninisteiial associati. r. y l-.in II hive
good functioning i immunity chc.it
or associated charities branch.
We rhould have the women's ot-
Waynesville has one of the most
progressive administration of any
city in North Carolina. New streets;
new white way system; additional
acreage added to the watershed and
many other things all looking to tlu.'
future growth of Waynesville.
Praise where it is deserved is al
ways in order and every fair minded
citizen will agree with the strle
ment that our Mayor and Board of
Aldermen are giving this city a real
progressive public spirited and cap
able administration. Mayor J. H.
Howell, Aldermen Frank W. Miller.
G. H. Jones and W. T. Shcitor.
IF SATISFIED, STEP OUT.
The pessimist who has made his
money and is not interested in mik
ing any more should hoard his funds,
and retire to gloat over them. He
would then be out of the other fa-
low's way who did have ambitien
enough to help prosperity and pros
terity by helping build up his community.
Therefore, in obedience to the proc-j
lamation of the Governor, I ask all
school officials and teachers in Hay
wood county to formulate this week
a program of exercises to last through
the week of October 4th to 10th that
will bring the matter of fire preven
t'on and hazard to the attention of
school children and through their
parents and friends. These exer
cises may take a variety of turns
according to local conditions. The
period set aside for the opening ex
ercises may be largely taken up,f
ter a short preliminary, with talks
on fire risks, forest fires, accident
prevention, reading, speeches, and
the like, all looking to the education
of the children in the very essential
details of fire pervention and the
escape of accident hazards.
This is a matter of no small im
portance, and as was stated in the
meeting last Saturday in Waynes
ville, the teaching of fire prevention
is in our curriculaum by legislative
act, and we cannot avoid the respon
sibility if we desired to do so.
Let every teacher in the county
make next week one of vast impor
tance to every child in the county
in learning not only the routine of
lessons that naturally come along,
but in learing something about fire
losses and fire prevention and acci
dents that will be worth much in
years to come.
Very respectfully,
Wm. C. ALLEN, Superintendent
Haywood. County Public Schools.
i-Tutt's Pills-i
EnabteDyspanflcBto oat whatever
they wish. Causa Hood to asstmttato.
Nourlsn the body, give appetite.
ENJOY FOOD
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK TO BE
OBSERVED IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
To school officials and teachers of
Haywood County:
In accordance with a proclama
tion of the Governor of North Car
olina, next week, October 4 to 10 in
clusive, is designated as Fire Pre
vention Week. I wish to call atten-J
tion to the Governor's proclamation
which follows:
A Proclamation by the Governor.
The State of North Carolina has
for years led in efforts to reduce fire
waste and its attendant loss of l;fe
and property. October 4th to Hith
inclusive has been designated as F:re
Prevention Week throughout the
ITnited St.At.ps AnH T n nruinl tr mirl
jitizenship who are so familiar w;thlHayes Alley
destruction of fire to become vitally
interested in this great economic
waste.
The fire loss in the United States
last year (1924) was more than fifty
millions of dollars with more then
17,000 persons killed and vastly-
larger number crippled and maimed
for life. North Carolina's share ir.
this loss was more than five million
three hundred and twenty thousand
dollars with 343 lives and hundred
of our people maimed. It is well
known that carelessness and igno
rance of fire hazard go hand in han 1
as the chief causes of our great NA-
MISSES DENTON AND BUSH
NELL ENTERTAIN.
Misses Eleanor Bushnell and Fran
ces Denton were joint hostesses to
six tables of bridge at the home of
the latter, Thursday afternoon.
The home was artistically deci -ated
with a profusion of early fall
flowers. The color scheme of yellow
and white was effectively carried out
in the score cards and the dainty
salad and ice course.
Those enjoying Misses Bushnell's
and Denton's hospitality were: Misses
Nora Ashton, Eleanor Garrison, Janic
Love Mitchell, Caroline Ashton, Brax
ton Kirk, Fannie Neal, Isabel'e
Davis, Thomasine Howell, Tibby Har
din, Mag Francis, Elizabeth Quinlan,
Dorothy Thomas, Josephine Thomas,
Elizabeth Smathers, Lucy Tate, and
dings to cylinder
walls for hours or
Uys or weeks, if
need be. Whether
your engine is run
ning or not, a good
oil must stay on the
job ready to lubri
cate at the. first
move of the motor.
Here's one that
does.
STANDARD1
f&la MOTOR OILS
50 ytttrt" txprrienct
NOTICE OF SERVICE BY PUBLI
CATION.
North Carolina, Haywood County
In the Superior Court.
H. B. Edwards I
vs. i
Florence Edwards.
The defendant, Florence Edwards
above named, will take notice that
an action entitled as above has been'
commenced in the Superior Court of
Haywood County, North Carolina,!
! by the plaintiff for the purpose of
U. D. C. MEET.
Mrs. R. N. Barber will be host.'ss
to the Haywood Chapter of U. D. C."
at her home Friday, Oct. 2. All mem
bers of the chapter are urged to be
present as chapter has importnn.
business to transact.
..... ... by the p
wilda crawlord, Mesdames joe uner. buj i absoluto divorce fror.i
Curtis Logan, Jr., John Swift, Jr. and the defendant on statutory grounds;
and the said defendant will further
take notice that she is required to
aDDear before the Clerk of the Su
perior. Court of said County on the'
26th day of October, 1925, at the
court house in said county of Hay-
wood, and answer or demur to the
complaint in said action, or the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for tnt
relief demanded in said complaint.
C. A. HAYNES,
Clerk Superior Court of Haywood
County, By Nannie Persons. Denutv
This the 23rd day of September, 1925.
uct zz-c-JMy
Tcau, instead of so many different TIONAL BONFIRE,
clubs and societies not only amon;r I, therefore, urge that the week of
the men, hut among the womo:i October 4th to 10th be set aside as
Perhaps our secretary can mould Fire Prevention Week in accordance
them all into one snlendid co-onerat- with Section fiOSO of the Consolidated
4 ing body. i Statutes, which provides that the
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be Governor of North Carolina shall, each
I year in October, issue a proclamn-
JIMMY REED ENTERTAINS.
Friday night Jimmy Reed enter
tained several of his friends with a
delightful dance and weiner roast.
On the lawn was a very unique cam
fire where the guests assembled and
roasted marshmallows and weiner?
Those enjoying Mr. Reed's hospi
tality were: Misses Eleanor Gar
rison, Virgina Garrson, Edith Man
gum, Mary Barber, Dorothy Lane,
Grace Hipps, Elizabeth Smathers,
Tibby Hardin, Caroline Ashton, and
I.nhelle Davis, Messrs. Douglas
Radgett, Noble Ferguson, Mel'in
Reeves, Roland Stall, Harry Rothn,
to a proper, jiowp Crockett, Joe Howell, T. N.
Massie, Jr., William Garrison, Snm
Welch, Bob Hardin, Lee Davis, J. P.
! rancis, Jr. and Henry Cox.
The merchants bureau should
another branch.
And the mechants and farmeis tinn urging the people
should and probably will be hrouijK observance;
in closer and more friendly contact. I During this week I also urge that
The advertising of Waynesville tc Cue drills be hold in schools, factor!'1
eet tourists here is verv important, and stores, and that they be con-
but of far greater importance shouNi tinued at regular intervals; I MEETING OF ALUMNAE OF
be that of entertaining them aft-r Tin' schools, theatres, church"'.' NORTH CAROLINE COLLEGE
they have arrived. This will be an- public rnd priw.te hospitals and in-j FOR WOMEN.
other duty of a full time secretary 1 stitutions, factories, store and hotels j
He would probably promote tenr.is be inspected to see that every Fafe-j On Saturday, Oct. third, at 3. CO
courts, horse shoe pitching contests, puard against fire is provided, and o'clock at Mrs. Nannie Persons in
revise the baseball teams, create also that exit facilities arc sufficient Waynesville there will be a meeting
parks and flower beds on unsightly in case of fire; of the Haywood County Alumnae As-
vacant lots: nrovide benches for! The local authorities examine their' snciation of the North Carolina
many
other things fire ordinances and make them suf-
a successful tounsi ficient if they are lackingin any par-
tourists and the
bO necessary in
community anil pcAKi he inaytt ticular.
j ble to revive the anni'i county fnir. To this end I urge our citizens to
--Fifty thousand dollars is a small thoroughly co-operate with our In
sum of money to accomplish all the surance Department, and that every
things necessary, but i' nh-u!:l ,o fr-r Mayor issue a proclamation. I eain
to put Waynesville on the very top estly request the co-operation of e
rung of tourist prosperity. !cry citizen. Chamber of Commerce,
We should realize that in su1- Rotary Clubs, Kiwanis and Women's
scribing for .memberships in the Clubs, and all other civic bodies and
Board of Trade that it is not a do- the press. As October 4th comes on
nation, but a safe investment Sunday I especially appeal to the
with sure and safe interest. Ea.h Clergy and Sunday School Superin
membership should be at least tweii-. tendents to bring this to the attn
ty-five dollars and there are many ( Urn of their people.
who will take two or three hund-eJ
Ji 'nwmberships.
iy i ' Every foot of earth in Wayncs
'".jV. jrill that advances in price is that
', ttnch more money for the owner
"'.'t wfectlier the land is sold or not And
large property owners are the ones
, pho profit most. In many section!
of the United States double taxation
1 assessments are made on unimproved
roprty and greatly reducted on im
proved property.
"' Another thing is that we do not
1st to get behind th. city adminis
I ration because they w- very pvo-i-esslvs;
but we, shoal i back thorn
a4 co-operate with them. We
not expect them tc tia it all with
enconrageinent. : ,
hd the meeting.
Now, therefore, I, A. W. McLean,
Governor of North Carolina, in ac
co. dance with law, do issue this my
proclamation, and I do set aside and
designate October 4th to 10th, 1925,
as Fire Prevention Week and do urge
all the people to proper observance
of this week in obedience to the atat
utes of North Caorlina.
Done at our City of Raliegh, this
the 18th day of September, in the
year of our Lord, one thousand nine
hundred and tewnty-flve, and in the
one hundred and fiftieth year of our
American Independence.
ANGUS W. McLEAN,
(SEAL) Governor
By the Governor
Chirles H. England,
Private Secretary.
College for Women. The meeting
will be in charge of the chairman.
Every alumna within reach is urged
to attend this meeting.
In the history of North Carolina
College October 5th has become al
most sacred as the date .when the
college first opened its door under
the leadership of the late Dr. Char'c-!
D. Mclver. All work is suspend .!
on the campus and appropriate ex
ercises are held. The alumnae take
an important part, many of them re
turning to the college for the oc a
sion.
This year all over the state meet
ings of the local alumnae assoc
tions are to be held during Found
er's Day week. Literally from the
mountains to the sea, and outside the
state, alumnae will be meeting to
gether, honoring their alma mater,
and enjoying fellowship of one a.i
bother.
A somewhat unique program han
been prepared for all the associa
tions. Messages "broadcasted" by
letter will be read from members of
the xfaculty Preident Foust, Vice
President Jackson, Miss Coit, Dean
Cook, Dean Wade R. Brown, Hiss
Mendenhall, Miss Boddie, Mr. Forniy,
each message telling something
about the college life. - : . t
Every alumna is cordially invited to
come.
SERVICE OF PUBLICATION NO
TICE.
State of North Carolina, County of
Haywood In the superior Court.
O. Y. Steuber
vs.
Inez Steuber
The defendant Inez Steuber will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Haywood County,
North Carolina, to secure a divorce
absolute; and the said defendant will
further take notice that she is rc
oured to appear at the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of said
County in the Court House in Way
nesville, North Carolina, on the 3rd
day of November, 1925, and answer
or demur to the complaint in said
action, or the plaintitf will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded n
said complaint.
C. A. HAYNES,
Clerk Superior Court of Haywood
County, By Nannie Persons, Deputy
Clerk.
This the 23rd day of September,
1925. Oct 22-s-WRF
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Don't take chances on colds. Buy a
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McCall Patterns
Laporte Woolens
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My husband got me a bottle acd I
began on It I began to Improve at
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"I oan eertalnlr recommend
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mo It was a wonderful help. ... In
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Plumbing, Tinning and Heating
Phone 104 Church St.
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Used Cars
For Sale
12 used cars now on hand
must be sold. A car for
you at your own price!
COME AI4D SEE
The New Overland
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'.'Reduced Prices.
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