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HISS O'NEAL KIRK GIVES OIN
NEB PABTT y
Miss O'Neal Kirk was hostess to
several of her young friends on Fri
day evening at a dinner party given
at her home on North Mafn street
The home was beautifully decor-
Mr. Paare Fisk was in town M,.,. My f m r.. t r m. ated with autumn leaves ana cnrys-
,3t part of the week. " i Clarence' Phillips, Dr. J." R. McCrack- an'nemums carrying out the Hallo-
V... A " en and Mr. Leon Killian attended the ween motlf- '
Mrs. R. C. Anderson of Montreal shiiners convention held in Ashe- A' tne dinner hour the yun folk
was a Waynesville visitor Thursday. ' ,ville recently where they were roy- assembled into the dining room which
, , , , . allv entertained was also artistically decorated for
Portland Jones and J. H. Purvis a"y entert- the Each found her
spent the week-end m Ashevilla.x j Miss Elizabeth Snwthers who is place by place cards on attractiva
Mrs. Mabel Brown spent Monday a"end'nK Brenau College at Gaines- baskets filled with Halloween mints
and Tuesday in Canton with relatives. V,Ue' rnVed uSa5urday and spnt FfSt'Te f"VOrS ff "T T iT
several days with her parents, Mr. whistles were found at each plate.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Walker have and 1Irs- Clem s Smathers, return- At the end of the dinner a huge Jack
move to their new home at Valley ?n8 .wwnesaay.
Falls' EAST WAYNESVILLE PARENT
TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
,, PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLES,
- Circles o fthe Woman's Auxiliary
of the Presbyterian church will meet
on next Tuesday, November 9th, at
3:30 p. m. aa follows:
Cirele No. 1, with Mrs. W. G.
Francis.
Circle No. 2, with Mrs. H. C. Lind
sley. Circle No. 8, with Miss Frederika
Quinlan.
A full attendance is requested at
the various circles.
Horner pie was placed in the center
of the table and much amusement was
h&d when each guest pulled out an
other favor. Fortune telling and oth-
- er Halloween games were enjoyed
On Oct. 26 the East Waynesvill thloughout the evenin(f.
The guest list included Misses Mary
war on flies, mosquitoes and other
disease carrying insects. To assist
them in the fight, Fly-Tox was de
veloped at the foremost scientific re
search institute of its kind in the
world. Fly-Tox is now used thruont
the civilized world. Get Fly-Tox from
your retailer, always in bottles with
blue label.
x
Mrs. R. D. Gilmer of Asheville,"
spent part of this week here with
, rurenweacners Association Held a
Mrs. J. W. Lakev of West Ashe- get-together meeting in the form of 4,,a
ville was the week-end guest of Miss bano.uet- Te county and town- Ann witherS( Catherine Queen, Mari
Millie Padgett. ship school officials were specially ma Way( Marian McDoweH and
DftlSIFiEii ADS
invited guests.
Gladys Dicus.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Boone and Mr.' The school officials and wives to
Allie Brown motored to Ashewille gether with the teachers led by the NEW BRIDGE CLUB IS ORGAN-
Tuesday on business. ' Parent-Teadiers' Association presi- IZED.
dent formed a receiving line an were
Mr. Archie McFadyen is on a visit greeted by patrons and friends of the x rn"D nf w"ynesville young
to his mother, Mrs. Jennie McFad- school. After which all were seated ladies met th Miss Eleanor Bush-
ven, in East Weynesville. at tables when a three course dinner nel1 Wednesday afternoon to hold the
was served by the girls of the sev- first meeting of the newly organized
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Love speni enth grade. bridge club to meet once a week,
several days of this week with their About 100 plates were served. Sonie of the members of the new
sister, Mrs. J. L. Stringfield. M. Theo. McCracken acted as toast eIub belonged to the Wednesday
master for the evening. Bridge Club of last winter. This
Mrs. Bessie Penny ana Miss Janie Wfcilo th Hi,. ... ,,i cluh will be of a very informal na-
Reeves returned this week from a the following program was rendered: ture- con3i3tinK of tw tables- e
short visit to New York City. America was sung after which we "
were led in nraver bv M.F. Albright. Lo&an- Jr
II lir T T D 1 " 1 " v - - o TT'I 1
u ,,. x. uce ox ,.,. was . A fl sa,ute wag iyen by four
town this week on business and a boys of (he geventh grade
guest of his son, Mr. Lowry Lee.
A salutatory song by the seventh
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dicus motored Brade girls,
to Asheville and Hendersonville for Welcome address by the Parent-
the day where they visited relatives. Teachers' Association president, Mrs.
R. L. Noland.
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Montgomery Response by Jarvis H. Allison
HOUSE FOR RENT: Six room
house on Main street unfurnished.
See Jere Davis. tfc
SEEDS FOR SALE Crimson clov
er, over 98 per cent pure, $10 per
bushel. Red clover $18 per bushel.
Alaike $15 per bushel. Grim is
very hardy, and worth much more.
Include $1 per acre for Inoculation.
Fall sowing is best. Order now
and you will not regret. If in need
for other seeds, write your wants,
Callaway & Gaines Farms, Atlanta,
Ga. 9Decc
"rul:ir members are: Mrs. C. G.
Misses Braxton Kirk,
Eleanor Bushnell, Frances Denton,
Isabel Ferguson, Janet Quinlan, Mar
garett Semmes, Caroline Ashton.
MAJOR AND MRS. J. H. HOWELL
COMPLIMENT HOUSE GUESTS
Major and Mrs. J. H. Howell de
lightfully entertained at their home
of Florida and children were Way- Toast to trustees by J. Paul Beam. Windover, Saturday evening with
nesville visitors the first of the week. Response by R. L. Prevost. bridge and rook in honor of Mr. and
Toast to teachers by Miss Venue Mis. William D. Marshall of Morris
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Marshall Phillips. town, N. J.
of Morristown, Tenn. are on a visit Resp0nse by W. L. McCracken. The Halloween color scheme was
to Mr. Marshall's sister, Mrs. J. H. Address by Mr. R. 0. Edgerton on can.jed out in detail. Yellow ehrys-Howe11-
Township Schools. tbemums and potted plants were used
Tia r;; n'wiil f 1 Address by Prof. Allen on County tn profussion to decorate the home.
o. in !,,, ,!(L Schools. A salad and ice course served by tha
. Address by Miss James on "The hostess. further carried out the Hal
Child." loween idea.
Our state health nurse, Miss Dunn, Wp, p i withers won first Drize
Mis. Aaron W. Lynch of Cullo- was a welcome visitor. in bridge and was presented a dainty
vvhee was the guest of .her parents, The Program was interspersed by ,eather note book Mrs j M Long
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Martin, the first musical selections b Mr. Shackel- wo tne rook prize which was a deck
of last week. ford our music director. whlch wa3 of cards. Mrs. Marshall received a
much enjoyed by all. double deck of cards for guest prize.
Mrs. William Gose of Fontana Th stage was beautifully decor- Thoge invited were: Mr- ad Mrs.
rpent the week-end at Oak Park as ated in keeping with the Halloween wmiam Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock with
Mrs. Noble Garrett at her home on
Pigeon street.
the guest of her sister, Miss Francis season
L. Withers, Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard
Our next meeting will be on. Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Faucette
Harris.
Tuesday, Nov. 9th, at 8 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smith, Mrs. fuU attendance is requested.
W. T. Crawford and Mr. Brownlow
Haynes attended a special meeting at WAYNESVILLE MUSIC CLUB
. .... . . .i . n m c o (L,..n Ai;n.v.-fi.l1.,
the ist Baptist cnurcn in Asnevnie v,.. ou.a. Mrs R L prevost Mr. and Mrs.
Tuesday. entertamed the Waynesville Music and Hyatt,
Pink n- linn hnmA tn Pronnor Qironlllt '
Mrs. Lena Palmer and her father, October 27th.
Mr. Edward Barton, left Wednesday The subject for the fall work being
for Coronado Beach, Fla. to spend the Italian Opera.
the winter. , Mrs. E. B. Camp, the leader for the MR CARL ROBESON AT CARNE-
. afternoon, gave quite an interesting Qjg fECK
Mr. William Cooper Satterthwait, sketch o( the opera bringing out
who has been spending several weeks mQSt fordb,y twQ of those most fa.- sw Qf Pl.orussor
with h.s Pents on Church street, mi,iar Travatore and Traviata. and Mrs E j Robeson; and former
has returned to Atlanta. During her readingi selections from of Waynesville, has ben ap-
these operas were piayea on tne vie
Swift, Mr. and Mrs. George Ward, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Miller. Jr., Mr.
md Mrs. Cleveland F. Kirkpatrick,
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Richeson, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Killian, Mr. and
Mrs. Alden Howell, Jr., Mrs. C. S.
Badgett, and Miss Nancy Killian.
XT Will r.f Clintnn.
i.xx. auu mao. ' ' . . -1 " i . ,
S. C. were guests of their brother t1-0
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dicus,
on Church street for several days.
The following musical program was
given:
I Musiral Nntes-
ti .,..: nwri ,vn hna Vippti ill Quinlan,
at an Asheville hospital for several
-Miss Fredericka
II.' Piano Solo Cavalleria Rusti-
pointed instructor at Carnegie Tcck
this year. Mr. Robeson graduated at
Carnegie Teck in 1924 and through
his popularity and ability he was
asked to return as an instructor.
The athletic programs of this col
lege are illustrated by Mr. Robeson
weeks, has returned to her home, cena, Masgim-Miss Frances Denton. (he cover bei one of his 'oriSinal
Her many friends will be glad to i". ' '
learn of her continued improvement, bile. Opera R.golettoMrs. L. M.
j Richeson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lampkln were IV. Duet Triumphal March from
called to Hot Springs on account of Aida Mi'3. Johnson and Miss Quinlan
thp death of Mr. Lampkin's mother J Guests for the afternoon were Mrs.
Funeral services were held in Knox- S. T. ,Neal and Mrs. J. N. Shoolhre-1. one sale is now on.
ville.
drawings.
WAYNESVILLE PHAMRACY 2
FOR 1 SALE
i
1 The Waynesville Pharmacy twor for
Miss Annie Welch has accepted a home on Love Lane.
position in Asheville as hostess of
the White House Inn, in Grove
Tark, and left Sunday to take up her
doties, : ;.i .
:'
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Osfcorne and
young daughter, Anne, have returned
to their home in West Palm Beach,
Fla. from an extended visit to Mrs.
Osborne's parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. F.
Abel. '
Miss Rena ,Brown left Saturday
for ner home in . Dillingham after
spending several weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. I. J.. Brown, s Mr. Brown accom
panied his sister home for a short
visit., V ..
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Rev. and Mrs. P. W. Tucker, Rev.
and Mrs. J, T. Mangum and Rev. and
"Mrs. T. F. Marr attended the WesU
ern North Carolina District Confer
ence W the M. E. Church, South in
astonia returning the fir!; of laat
week. - - "
Fly-Tox tonight and arise tomor
row from -leep undisturbed by mos-
-Rlitoe. - . -m-8 tm - 'V -
The next meeting will be Nov. 24th Thursday. November 4th, today,
with Alias Frances Robeson at her Friday, November 5, and Saturday,
November 6th.
. This is an annual event put on with
SYLVA DEFEATS CULLOWHEE. Co.0?eration of the manufacturer3,
The, Yellow Jackets of Sylva Col- Nyal products. v
leiate Institute defeated the basket- M wnovin non1 take' ad-
ball quint of Cullowhee High School anta 0f this sale to put intheir
Monday night at Cullowhee in the gupp,y of . chriatma'a . gifu.
first game of the season. The finaI Everything you buy, two products
score stood 23-6 with Osborne's Cul
lowheeans putting up a hard fight'
Both teams showed good , material
and should develop strong quints with
a little more practice. ,
Lineup for Cullowhee: .
Center John Crawford.
for the price of one.
PALMER TWINS GIVE PARTY
Little Misses Mary and Catherine
Palmer entertained a host of their
young friends last Saturday afternoon
with a nartv celebratine their sev-
Forwards -Ralph Long and'Wll- enth birthday. , Shrieks of laughter
liam Crawford.- . -rang throughout the house expressing
Guards Weddon Galloway and the good time the children had play
Wood Smith. ing the various games. As the guests
Substitutes Bryson for Galloway, pasSed into the living room for re
Campbell for Smith, Norton for fres,hments bands of paper of the
Campbell Halloween color scheme were placed
Lineup for Sylva: " on their heads to form hats and each
Center Grindstaff. -child was presented a novel walking
Forwards Watson and Bryson. stick pencil. i '
Guards Moody and. Dillard. -
Substitutes Allison and Powell.
J. S. Seymour, Referee.: ; ,
'Roger Ferguson, Umpire."
, James Osborne, Coach. t .:
Delicious Ice cream, -cake and can
dies, further carrying out the Hal
loween motif, were served. :
.There is . only on Fly-Tox.
Foutain Pen Repairing Any m&ks
of fountain pen repaired by I. H.
Thackston at Waynesville Pharma
cy, tf
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE Large
type Barron Strain White Leghorn
bt:by chicks $9.50 per hundred. ,
Anconaes $11, Rhode Island Reds
nnd Barred Plymouth Rocks $12,;
BufT Orpingtons and White Wyan-'.
dot'.es $15 per hundred. These are
ali husky, pure bred, hatched from I
selected eggs from our heaviest
layers. We ipay the postage and
iruarantee live delivery. Prompt
shipments. Order from this ad. ;
Acme Farm, Farmville, N. C. i
Nov lie. i
FOR SALE Two hundred and 10
acres of land, timbered, spring,
water, three room house, two ten
ant houses, good barns, healthy,
suited to all kinds of crops. G. W.
Battle, Scottsboro, R. 3, Ala. nov4p
USED FORD TRUCK FOR SALE
Second hand Ford chassis for sale.
Has been used three years hauling
children to and from school. Apply to
Haywond County Board of Educa
tion, per Wm. C. Allen, Superintend
ent Haywood County Public Schools.
Nov 18 c
RHEUMATISM
While in France with the Americun
Army I obtained a French prescrip
tion for the treatment of Rheumatism
nnd Neuritis. I have given this to ;
thousands with wonderful results. I
The prescription cost me nothing. I
afk nothing for it. I will mail it if
you will send me your address. A
nostal will bring it. Write today.
PAUL CASE, Dept. C-C58. Brock' -i,
Mass. Nov. 18, Dec. 0th
MISS GRAHAM BRIDE OF MR. V.'.
L. ANDERSON.
A pretty wedding was solemnizH
on Tuesday, Oct. 26, at 3 o'clock a'
the home of the bride's sister, Mrs.
N. A.' Ferguson, at Hazelwood.
When Miss' Nellie Graham, daugh
ter of Dr. W. A. Graham of Crab
tree, became the brida cf W. L. An
derson of Hayesville, N. C.
The ceremony was performed by
the bride's great uncle, Dr. Owens, of
the Virginia Confei-ence. The cere
mony was performed before an al
tar of autumn leaves and chrysan
themums. . Mrs. L. M. Richeson sang "The
Sweetest Story Every Told," which
was followed by the wedding march,
Lohengrin played by Miss Loucene
Wells on the piano.
Little Miss Sara Ferguson carried
the ilng to the altar in a beautiful
pink rose bud. '
The bride's maid of honor, h-er
only attendant her sister, Mrs. N. A.
Ferguson, wore a beautiful tan taf
feta and carried a bouquet of pink
and white chrysanthemums. Mr. N.
A. Ferguson was best man for the
the groom.
The bride entered on the arm of
her father,. Dr. 1 W. A. Graham, The
bride was lovely In a dress of white
crepe and taffeta, the bridal veil of
tulle was cap fashioned and held in
place by orange blossoms. ''She car
ried a shower of pink and white rose
buds. . W'V'i .iyv .
About fifty , guests were present, j
runcn ana a saiaa course were serv
ed immediately after the ceremony.
Mrs. Roy Robinson presided at the
punch bowl. .., 1
. The couple left on an extended
honeymoon, upon their return Mr. and
, Mrs. Anderson will make' their home!
tat Hayesville, N. C. . ' ' -: I
SWEATERS:
Infant's, Children' and Women's Sweat
ers.
From 98c to $4.98
The Most Complete Showing of Sweater
UNDERWEAR:
Union Suits, Boys and GirU
Only 50c
Union Suits for Women
Only 98c
HOSIERY:
Bear Brand Ho e for Children:
Just 2f3c pair
Ribbed Hose for Women:
25c to 50c pair
Silk and Wool ilose for Women
Only $1 pair
Kmtiolutloa)
crop goea
ible bud
by the
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farm
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Children's
Coats from
$2.98-$15
Women's
Coats fr
$10 $31
1 he Most C omplete Line of Winter e?
THERE IS A PAIR
of glasses for every face, a par
conforms to the general contour",',
avoid awkwardness of appe' wheat
You need not fear appeararjrftn to
your oculist prescribes glasses'ng to
you need not fear to bring 'ebut'lt
prescription to us. It will d'1"""-
curately filled.
id off
jomes
.where
In the
JERE DAVIS
Jeweler and Optometris
Wavnesville. N. C. d lm-
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Expert Watch Repairing
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the
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"WHAT IS WORTH DOING AT ALL, IS WORTH DO-i to
ING RIGHT" OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED ,
Kodaks, Jewelry, Cut Glass, Silverware, Clocks, v
Watches, Specialty Work, Kodak Finishing, Repairing; j
We have a large and attractive stock of novelties, etc
Book Ends, Purses, Handbags, Compacts, Vanities, Pt
fumed Lamps, Hand Painted, nd a beautiful assortmern.
cf Gift Handkerchiefs ; Also gifts of all descriptions.
THOMAS J. DAVIS
JEWELER
1
Main Street, Near P. O.
Waynesville, N. C.
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QUICK SERVICE
We do not keep you "standing around" when you
come into oar store, - We keep clerks enough to give you
speedy, as well as courteous service.. And a child can buy
as cheaply as a man from us., f . r ; , . .
The PRtCE will be the LOWEST. : ' '
MILLER BROTHERS
Main Street
Phone 30
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