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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER gkkty aitti personal - ' . j! ORANGES BEAT ' HAY IN CALI Mrs. C. IV Kirkpatrick was an Asheville visitor Wednesday. Miss Diana Black returned from a visit ta Charlotte Thursday. Mrs. W. L. Hardin and Miss Tibbie Oranges, hay, barley and l.Msin and wine grapes lead ,' California's list of crops in that order, the golden fruit in 1925 beating the horse and cow fodder crop by $3,500,000. Last M! wn.-wi, ctu. u. . I year was the nrst time cnat wis rived to spend the holidays with her!lineuP had and hay parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Smathers. lcrops and Wfc P. are likely to Miss Smathers is student at Bre- 'Put h back to the lead aga,n th'8 nau in Gainesville. Ga. this v.r lyear- Co-operative growers To Grace die Fireplace ' CHCHOHChKhMh9hHhMh!hMhMQOOO606Of associ- ation business methods of educating Miss Wilda Crawford, who is at- and selling their narket as' :aat as Hardin were in Asheville Wednesday, tending the Woman's State College production increases ha -e always . " " " 'at Fredericksburg, Va., will arrive kcPt the income of the California ' Mr. Charles Ferguson of Chapel Thursday to spend chrUtmas with f aimer close to the top of the states. Hill is the guest of his parents for h(;r mothel Mrs. VV. T. Crawford. ; Spraying, irrigation, dusting, the use th" holidays. 1 . . 0f tractor as well as wagon efficiency, ., Q . 1 Mrs. Sidie Ray 'and Miss Elizabeth ' and a general adoption of nPwer and , Mr. E. B. Kirk arrived Saturday (Ray hgve nturneA to their home on better farm equipment as f.t as it to spend the Christmas holidays tthjNorth Main.. Miss Elizabeth has 'appears on the market is in a lue J his family. :m , ' ' Ibeen attending a school in New York measure responsible for success in' Mr. Frank Smathers is. the guest'"n,d .Mr.s- been sPendin the J farming, j U, nnranto An Smathflri' itrMt for. ' Ol ma i. v.. , : ' .Mr.. Lesley L. Maudy went to HH Asheville Wednesday to meet her I Everybody Wants One the euest of Messrs. Howard and husband, who will join her for chhWh!hKhKbWhWh .('hi the holidays. ' Mr. Bob Evans of Nashville, Tenn. Hoyt Covington. iChnstmas at the home of Mrs. Mau- 1 1 1 . 1 y parents,, inr. ana Mrs. James 1 Miss Nannie Tate, wno is a senior i mcijean. ir. ana airs, mauay ana at N. C. C. W. this year, is spending young daughter will leave the first the holidays at her home. !' the year for their home in Okmul- 'gee, Oklahoma. Mr. Charles Lee is the guest of .... relatives for the Christmas holidays. Messrs. Hoyt and Howard Coving Mr" Lee is a student at Chapel Hill, jton arrived last week from Chapel ' , Hill to spend Christmas with thoir Miss Virginia Smathers will spend mother. Mr. RirhnrH rnvino-tm, will -the Christmas holidays with her par- not be home for Christmas a3 ne nas .ents, Judge andMrs. Frank Smathers been honored by an appointment by , " --k.. ' the University to play tennis in the' Vlr ana mrs. neswei a, vvkvuiii , , , . .. . H . , . ... east during the holiday oi Canton nave moveu io nayiica- villo and will make their future homo here. I T . .? t i f' Tuesday c-M-'hing, December 28th Miss Lou.se Rotha, a studen of flt N. C. C. W., .. .pending the holiday. mas BeMe with her parents, Mr. ana w. fcy Esie Yale and J. Harry Kouia. A handsome willow basket for hold ing firewood Is an Ideal Christmas gift for fortunate people who have au open fireplace. These basket, may be made of heavy paper rope, woven over wire frames. Some of them aw deco rated with painted flowers, like the attractive basket pictured. Will Please the Men HCHMHKHmHHOHM &' A fHerry (Eljrustmais To our many friends and patrons we wish to express our deepest apprecia tion of the splendid business which we have enjoyed during the past year, and to wish you each and all a Very - Merry Christinas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. iidays. CHRISTMAS CANTANTA Miss Nancy Killian of Canton ar- I Lincoln Hall, will be given in the Methodist church by the Waynes- . ..;n.. rM.,u " Wednesday to spend Christ-, , mas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.1 A silver offenng w,ll be taken, the I) M Killian jieceipts of which will be turned over I to the different churches for chari- Miss Lucy Tate, who is a mem- table purposes. Ur of the Salisbury school iacuity, is spending the holidays with her family here. I All at once and everywhere the fun j cles of men and women are captivated j by little replicas of gallant ships that j sailed t lie sens some centuries ago. They find themselves, made In many different ways, proudly displayed In living rooms, libraries and halls. Here I is a "radio ship" bearing an electric i light In Its seniltranspnrent hull, but 1 nuila not even 'this careo to make It a treasured Christmas gift, these lf9 are being mad W0MM BOOSTERS' CLUB ORGANIZE I HAZELWOOD The Boosters' Club was recently organized at Hazelwood composed of the most prominent and influential .business men of the town. The ob- Iject of the club is to benefit the prOg- Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Mitchell ress of the town. Hazelwood is al and vounn daughter arrived Tuesday , ready a progressive little city as is Miss Alice May Harrold, who is an instructor in the Sylva schools, re turned to her home this week to spend the Christmas holidays. by motor to be the guests of Mrs. R. H. Mitchell for Christmas. Miss Annie Albright, a teacher in the High Point school, is spending growth. the holidays with her parents, Mr. ailil Mrs. M. F. Albright. m Miss Harriett Boyd, who is attend- N. C. C. W., is spending tne shown by the newly paved streets and the handsome buildings, both business and residential and this new club can do much to help her in her I'lAPRIMWl. ...... . : i ; IN M I T 1 1 jjlMjigMPMjgj i A troop of amusing Hiid efllclent Chlnameu are due to iirrlvc ut Christ inas time. They are destined t' hang about the rooms of uncared-for bach elors, or any other men who luny need needles, pins, buttons, thmul and such. Hits of colored -flannel, dr other smooth cloth, account for the costume of the Jolly Chink pictured here, nnd black wool yarn or darning cotton will serve to outline his fea tures, finish his garments with bnrton hole stitch and provide the queue which serves to hang tit 111 la a himdy place. Cardboard will nerve ns a founda tion for tho small oriental pictured, or he mln'it be fashioned like the flat, ras dolls that are stnflVd with cotton. JEWELRY FOR CHRISTMAS Inchided in your list of Christmas presents to relatives and friends there is sure to be one or more items in the jewelry line. When it comes to pearl necklaces and gem set rings the gift is not only a present, but an investment. We have some splendid diamonds and pearls, You cannot make a more acceptable gift. JERE DAVIS Jeweler and Optometrist. Waynesville, N. C. Madamoiselle, select your silk stockings with care. On them depend the effect of your cos tume. Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Stockings give utmost in appear ance most in wear. From $i.ss a pair Christmas holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Boyd. Miss Helen Ray, who is a student jit Montreat Normal at Montreat, is -spending the holidays with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ray. Mr. Jack Turbyfill, a student at rChapel Hill, is spending his vacation with his uncle and aunt,, Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, at Maggie. Mrs. C. M. Dicus has as her guests for the Christmas holidays her mother and sister, Mrs. Gibbs and Miss Fay Gibbs of Mile Springs. Mr. Charles Badgett, who is at tending Brown University, I. spend ing the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. S. Badgett. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breese and young son arrived by motor Tuesday to spend Christmas with Mrs. Breese's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Ray. -...' Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Love and Miss Henrietta Love and Mr, Fred trick Love of Raleigh will be guests of Mrs. R. H. Mitchell for several days. , Miss Elizabeth Quinlan, who is at tending school at Leland Powers in Boston, is spending the holidays with ier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Quinlan. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald West and two daughters, Nancy and Martha Love, will spend the Chistmas holidays with Mrs. R. H. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. H. G. West. x Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hannah . and young son, Billy, left Sunday for Lumberton where they- will spend Christmas with Mrs. Hannah's moth er, Mrs. Edmoundson. Mrs. Linwood Grahl and Mra. Hor, ce Ferguson motored to Asheville Monday where they met Mr. Grahl's sistw, Mrs. Boone Medford, who will spend Christmas with them. . Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dicua and family . left Wednesday by motor for Halls- boro, N. C, where they will be guests of Mrs. Dicus' parents, Mr. and Mrs Barefoot, until the New Year., A Hazelwood, with its beautiful res idential parks, has a most extensive and beautiful view of both mountains and valleys. The Boosters' Club has had two ,.f , . , , . deceased, late of Haywood County, The Woman s Club co-operated with ' .. .. . . . ..... ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Laura E. Ferguson, the new club and served an elaborte , . ' . . . meal with the business meeting, fol lowing. The officers of the club were elect ed as follows: C. N. Allen, President. L. M. Richeson, Vice-President. T. A. Aldridge, Secretary-Treasurer The next meeting will be held in the evening of the first Thursday in January. FIRE QN LOVE LANE. Mrs. R. H. Mitchell and family and the guests in her home were sudden ly aroused early Monday morning about 7 o'clock by the smell of smoke. They found that the roof of the house was blazing, but due to the quick action and the splendid work of the local fire department the flames were soon under control and little damage was done. The fire originated from live sparks falling from the furnace flue to the roof. The fire department deserves a great deal of praise for their good work. persons having claims against the e tate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before the 17th day of December, 1927, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their j t'ecovery. All persons indebted to , the said estate will please make im mediate payment. This the 17th day of December, 1926. GEO. R. FERGUSON, Administrator of the Estate Laura E. Ferguson.deceased. Jan27pd to? FOR SALE High grade Lester Player Piano, practically new, at a real sacrifice. Sold on easy terms. Enquire Champion Jewelry Store. ltpd MRS. BADGETT ENTAINS FOR SON Mrs. C. S. Badgett. delightfully entertained at her home Monday evening in honor of her son, Charles, who is home from Brown University for the holidays. Bridge and danc ing were enjoyed throughout the evening until a late hour. The Christ mas motif was used in tallies and decorations of holly and various oth er evergreens. Miss Isabel Davis won the lady's prize wmcn was a aouoie aecK 01 cards and . Mr. Hoyt Covington won the ' gentleman's , prize, also a deck of cards. : Mrs. Badgett served her guests a delectable salad course. :: Those enjoying the 1 ' party were: Misses Braxton Kirk, Eleanor Bush noil, Frances Denton, Elizabeth Smathers,. . Isabel Dawis, Elizabeth Quinlan, Isabel Ferguson, Messrs. Hoyt Covington, Edwin Howell, How ard Covington, Bob Evans, Ralph Prevost, Charles Lee, Douglas Bad gett, Archie ' McFadyen. aozirj stt do di aoxu daj)SOtnv)9ttA qn aoxx oo Xpio ma pi4 ' . V: yddoj vtf m HI fa QUALITY HOLDS THE COMF1 DEM PE 1 RFORyA MCE WON COACH 10DY ar fish ta '950 Hi. lam a in a it The oar Ultutntxeti De Lmx Coach, $10S0atUuuint. Won by brilliant per formance and striking beauty, the whole-hearted approval accorded Oldsmobile .... not alone by owners, but by the public at large .... grows stronger and stronger every day, be cause that performance enduresand because that endurance reveals standards of manufac ture that tolerate no variation from high ?ll quality no departure tjrom precision. Norris Motor Go. nr ir JULSZX iL
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