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THE w a v VTLLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, i93l
HAZELWOOD NEWS
LOCAL DUKE ALUMNI Mia 'NREST shows
TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
rrr, Bam Brothers of C.
- company Sur.aay aernoen;
. tad rm MFFTTNd there rem? am-.T.g .r.e.n -
1 1 l.L--v. -
F:r..r. Mr. ar.d -
Dock P.e.!. . ..
. it: -
7-age -
M .--. M
ar.a Cijr.tc.'
end vlittirg -'
i. W. Gra:
Borr. to M
on We-, re-.:
Eawar': Ear.,
A. r".eat
ner s or. r. - -pert
tr.e :-
.S' ar.r-ar.c-a.
ir.u M.-.-. Jac; P.-.-b.r.-
AUNOOK
r.g ot r e...
. Tr.e
t- p r;itrr;
Ail!: We..
eg:.
Mr. Rufus a- arr.e-: v. tne ' s-tr. -
Duke Hosp.tai a. Jj-.-r-arr. a few -
ago for treatment. H. rr.ar.y fr.er.ds ,.e-: -,y
wiih r.;rr. a peec v recovery. '..- ' ev-
Mr. Ge.ryt M ..-- -pent tek- .::.. es.
tod with . farr.;:y. Mr. M:Cl.:e . ;.;r. '..are:
workir.? a: Ba-'k i!".. .r; :t.a"..".t
Ir. McKay pr.-. t.'.fe ek-frv; :r. : .,..tri.;.
AUarta. V- Nar.cv WUi:
Mr. Ar.r.ur Kr.: frcrr. .NVpc.rt J . . cv.;!jrrM (;r.ar:e ar.l Sarah.
New-. Va., v:t:r.if reAt.'e, for a' .,. .,. S;oar: ar.ar.rr.sr.t
.-. rr.atr.err. street.
Fr:tr.Ci regret V5 hear of the st-
;'ir..-s of Mrs. Sarar. P.hir.e-
art.
I M 4 e
Fr: A. Dtirr.Mr.- :i, -o
f D u k t L ' '' t t " y La y
ar.r.:veraiy -:f the "isrr.
;er.:u:e 7rj-t .-reaf.-Er.tvrrr:'t
ar: ::-.a,.
.. Ir.ivers.ty
A her
r. c b. a r..:e :
.er --arr.-Uae. e...
iw.r. a'.cr.e tr.c sais
ui ir.akeri. but
ar.d Mrs. Monroe No'.af.i, and ,
Rilev Parkin? .
rz . r?
ir.r, Giarrr.ea tnis jau
Xr. r cr
'V w:th Mr. ar. Mr-P-::r.--?
Sunday.
One thcu;anJ ':.
cir.ner have been tested f .
Bc-b Arr:r.gtc
tee
coming poultry
r...T
i a r- -
r.::e at .ea-.
(-.. o a '.
erugg: '-" i-tr.c.r count .oca.
ere cunr.g the fast ber of p.T.'.. Jr. a.'- '
that over f.fty luke Ia
o r.e.2, .r.c. 6
Japar. ar.d Chjr-a.
Former Iruke it.cer.t;
rreet.,1;
cr. a.-t
e:tf e.tt
.':e-t:r.?-
- :n
5C.
:re.
ar.u r.er
re
Mrs. H. C. R'b:r.-'
few we:.-.
Borr. to Mr. a.vi
scr., Jr. Mor.cay, Noverr-oer ':
Johnny Fxi-Aaro.
Mr. M. A. Pet eat rr.ace a
i, er.a;::r.ir tr.ent
-.e New Bar.r.er --areh-.U:-r
warer.'.u-!-; .n the wcrid
Tr.e -itiejrati'.r. hai lunch here a'.
i-ir.e.-- (.reei ir
-.ir. Thev rr-ught
12-pie tar.d which
rc j
r.T.
. , , r " i'j-'.--ei ,--.u;.c rfore tr.e rr.te'ig'.
1 Frioav ever.-.r.z at the LeFa:r.e note.. i -c ,
rr.ia.. r ! -r:,t -eet:r.g was well attenae 1
I Duke Lr.:ver:ty: Its Progress, . 6 . .
i u ' f'.r.:.:er:r.? tr.e weatr.er ana a. so tna.
Pw.w..-' :s the (rer.erai t.nenvc
; r , ... ., r. ,. ! two otr.er meetings m the count..
.for Duke Lr.;vers:ty Ua. - r , .
. i .. . ' xfrt -r.e.rj ea. Canvor. ana Finei
i . re-r r: .
trip po.'- '-. South Cttrur-A our- Mr. and Mrs. A, H. hparii ano in add:t.-or. to air.r.er meetings to t
ir th'- Jeek-ewi. i v:;:te'i friend in Clyde last J held in many North Carolina com-!
TheV U:'be an edutxr pture.i Suncav. ' jmtiniv.es, there i. Duke alumni;
iy Santa
Jsjlj Claus
Headquarters
"Real Life in China" ar-d. a very '
comedy shown at Hazel wooes Eiemen
tary School, .Saturday. December' 12
at 7:30. The- adrhissior. wi'i oe 10
cents for eierr.er.tary M.hool c-r.ildret
and 2-0 cents, for adults. Tr.e proceeds
will' jro to library expenses.
Th P. T. A. of the Razeiwooci
Sehc-o! w:i! noil its re?i.ar month'y
meeting, Tue.-iay, Ierr.ber 15, at
7:30 at the .--.voI bj.idir.f. A rood
protrrarn .- beir.if pianne-i. Ai. tr.e
patron of the -':r.(s. are ..rjre to e
present.
'Bom to Mr. an.i Mrs. Roy sar.zer.
Monday. Jje'f mrer a son.
Mrs. G C. Swayyr.jrim nas neen
:a,:en to trie Haywood County Hos
pital where rhe is recovering from a
-e.ere i'.ness.
Mr A. H.M'ehaffey cf Henderson
v..'.e made a recent vis-it here.
Mr. Ruf u.- Ker'.ey of Canton visit-'-i
'he home of Mr. V, F. MehafTey.
J-. i- repor.ed that hundreds of
:,.he:- of appies are rein? soid each
-A'-ek ;t the lotai orchards. Some
nr.. -:-.:verv; to the buyer here while
- tn-r- are r-ing hailed by truck and
.-i the adjoining states.
C'arne Strujr?
1-rr.' Tuesday evening the Ir.termed-.
eiebrated
iirhteer.th birth'iay ry enter
j omt of her frier. 'is with a
ii.-; Saturday evening The
ir.tr were arnor,K tho-e- present:
iate B. Y. P. U. of the Hazelwrjoci
Bapti--t chi.-fh - entertained -by
n,r r J .; ce, Dunn. Ruby McClure,, Thel-
home on tr.e. Balsam Dre- After. . ,
. ..., ' i,,.. : rf.-a A rrir.jrtori, Bes.s; Mcf . lure. I.u-
many eiij'.tio.e "- .
refreshments were- ser.-ed.'. 'Eighteen.'-"
your. tr :o.cs were p.re-er.t ar.'i reponei
verv nice time.
PVi'ldtntr -Trui
of Mr. and Mr
Sundav rnorr.jr.(f
J vear old ton i
M'TKir'-. Ralph J;ur,n. 'iharlt
,';er. Ro.r. Arrinjrton. Perry
A;.-.:. IT' . !am-- Jlail. Henry
H-.oner. 'iif-r:
fyavi'.-.'a!
d K-r:n-?n
J'., J. Turitt, died
at -h.-s h'-me near
.-llTUJfl?-
tratherintrs in New or C
ington, D. C Richmond, Baltimore,
Atlanta, Birmingham, Nashville, Co
lumbia, Jacksonville, Los Ar.geles,
Philadelphia and other cities. Dinner
meetings are also expeite-r to be
itv. wash-' PANTHER CREEK NEWS
Rev. Forest Ferguson preached his
la-t -ermens Sunday and Sunday
Sight to the people of this section.
Hi.- sermons were inspiring and well
held in Shanghai, China, and H:jret(;vt(i' Practically everybody in
ima, Japan. j
President W. P. Dew of Duke Ur.l-! .-r(..
versity, w;l. spear; at tr.e .New ior
-e o!
. asr.ir.g-
guso
f the service, snowing
i-ep regret of Rev. Mr. Fe?
ieaving them. He was bidden
fare we., .r,y. .the ccngregation and
each member extended their best
w i .-h e .- fr-r -ucces.--- in the future.
a.umn; sratr.enntr w.-.i.e
ton. Colonel D ( . Roper, former com
missioner .:" Internal revenue. w...
pres.de an i J. u a.ter tamoetn. merr.-i - jjr an(j Mrs. M-.r.re Noland had
ber - f ' from the Seventh f.f .- ,.,:r.nfrr guesti. Saturday Mr.
North Carcv.ra l'nct and a Dukej ForrSt Fer?uson and Miss Josey
alumnus, will -leiiver the aaGreis.l par.;RSi-
Coach "a.jace Aaoe wj;. ' ?peaK ;r.
Atlanta, .December I', and in a 'num
ber of other place- .outside North
Carolina .Duke..:i-neaker.i will be heard.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Noland took
dinner with - Mr. and .Mrs. .Riley
i Parkins and family Sunday
' Mr. and Mrs. John P'incher ht'i r.
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF
Rubber Balls
Mechanical Toys
Tree Decorations
Greeting Cards
Stationery
Books and Games
Gift Sets
Dolls
Special Assortment Christmas Candy 15c. Poir
We Appreciate Your Patronage
EAGLE
5-1 0-25c Store
Hazel'wood.- Hi- death cam a- a
.shock to hi- f:i'-nd- ani the corr.nrur..
ty. He had been in' poor health -for
almost a year, but wa- only s;ck
twenty-four hour- .with meningitis be
fore he ')i'-d. He had not necn abl
to attend Hijrn .v h'.oi tnis year. The
fomrhuhitv' "Offer the IojV- of a 'tru:y
-0
JONATHAN'S GREEK
; r,-- . -: : o
' Farmers have been b'osy for the
past week trettir.tr tineir tobacco raady
MOVE'S GROCERY k!'lSE
Q. Ferguson, announced last w
that he had moved :,.:- grocery bia
nes? on Depot s t f : t a fw $t
down -th 1-treet n;--i'e .the Far
.-r ;'- r,.t. -, ''-
In ad.!it;-.n to '..ne large stc-cr:
KT'-c-ries, Mr. Kergu-oh- -
a complete; 'line-'. of f'K-.-h
meats.
l Hope She
ad ic- .
' cure .:
Gets
for market which open-' thi
M -. R. K. Owen.- recent!
birthday dinner in hvnor
week. ; ; OTE OF ARl'RE' I.MI'iS
trave a; The East- 'Vayne.-vilie P. T. A. v.:
f Mr.' .s to" thank' tho-e v.'ho ass'i'-t:
Owen and Mrs. J. A. Park,-, making the chicken dinner last Frl
giiests were Mrs. Sarah Boyd ' day evening a success. Especially
CHhrLstian boy. J-'uneral seiryices . were
sin f itv. H- - ;.-.:vd '.v h.- nar-1 ...' 1. . ' . .'. . . . ! ' . ' '. V - , m
' ; ,' r, T ' '.' ,i: .Wi-- fcs.tner Moody dietitian -;ot tributing food, those rendering -.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Tru.tt and:,,. . ... ... -. .,-.'... . . . .
, , , ', . ... ..!:-ss;on Hospital., in Asheville spent va-e and tne patronage oi tne put.-
two brothers, H-nrv a banker in Brv- . , . . ; , ' .,.,.',-
,. , , , tne weeK end witn r.er parents, Mr.. M R.s. THRO. -Mcf'RAf. KP.N.
win (itv and Ruoert. a 6ook-K'-erer i .: .. ... ' ....
. ' ar.'.'.'Mrs,- Mowiy. .. Puricity ; ' hairn-nn . J a
Mr-. J. 11. I-atnerwooo and young
McGRACKEN'S
I
W. T Rairer motored, to f.anv. n Mon-
MAGK IAN TO APPEAR AT AV.
NESVII.I.E ELEMENTARY
Sf'HOOI. T( ESDA V
NIGHT
: n have- been visiting relatives in
....... .OH" '-"ru.
wreen'.l.ie. .s. ' .. . " ' - ,
Mr. and Mr,,Je-ie f aroenter r,en-1 M". Way K-ili,!ano of nton spent j
ia.-t Sunday with Mrs. 'arperiter V
M . - - V.- .i'- I'aw.r..
.Neai . an! Jat-K' iya'n yrwood too'k
last u :
Howe!!.
to-.-ee Greta Garb-j.
Jay with Mr. and MH-v G. V.
Judge William Smathers and U. S.
Marshal
i " p j'y
Under th'V,aup.-
Guild, a r r a r. g e m e n t .
whereby Heal!, Magic iar. and Illu- IMi.-. White Partor. has. "been visit
onist, with his, troup of fourt'een peo-' ing with 'her' children or. Dellwood
pie, will appear in Waynesvi-lle at the i Road 1 for . the pa,t week.
-.Central. Elementary SchcwJ Auditor-; Miss Mary Joe Howell spent Mon
ium on-Tuesday night, December 1. "Ah. ' day and Tuesday night in Waynesville
at Ti.'JO P. M. i with her aunt Mrs. J. H. Howell.
The proceeds of the preformancei Mir.-. T, N. JloWell, Mrs. J. R. Boyd,
will be applied on the church deficit, . Jr., Mr-. Troy Leatherwood and Mrs.
dinner with James Ha: der. Howell
I'.obt. Forbes of
-f Grace Church Waynesviii- were at Mr. Robt. Hov,
fl ,aj,i ;.:, ui i .,..' i Rev- K..V. Masters is aole Po - be
Do Not Sacrifice
TURKEYS
We pay top market prices for
Live or Dressed
TURKEYS Poultry RABBITS
We solicit your immediate shipments to
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
The liest marketing City in the North.
We handle Truck and Express receipts with
assured satisfaction to all our shippers.
GOLDFIELD PRODUCE CO.,
311-313 South Front St.
Standard References Returns made promptly
The Express Agent at your Station will gladly
assist you in correctly marking your shipments
to us.
Tags and quotations upon request.
out again after a weeK's illness. .
mntm
kr s
! .! - - - '..,'"- k
j HE KNOWS it'll be something practical . . v . .
f something he put off buying himself on tHe po
bility that Christmas may bring it. After all, it's
"WEARABLE Gift" that makes the biggest,
with men. So here are McCracken's suggestion:
i
? BROADCLOTH SHIRTS in at
1 tractive deep - pointed collar styles,
g White and pastel shades. The kind
I Announcing 1
i 41 !.' ? 1 .
I
I
me cnange in location
of our business. We I I "NIFTY'" NECKWEAR
havp mnvpf? nnnsifp thp i
f-r-- .
rarmers 1 ederation.
Depot St. In addition to I I tions. Easily worth $1.50
our comnlpfp Unp nf I
..r
groceries we have add-
ed an up-to-date meat I
market, handling all
kinds of meats, fresh
0 CllIU
Market Specials.
Pork
jtuaoL . . . . .
Pure Pork
Sausage . ,
it:. i
Sausage ..
Beef
Roast ....
Round
Steak ... .
be
15c 4
1 O l-2c f
1212c
18c j j
men really prefer.
SI
to
(SILK) MUFFLERS mufti-colored
in modern patterns. Suitable for
both business and dress wear. Attrac
tively boxed
SdDc to$
silk moire and satin)
weaves in either subdued or flashy color combina-
Offered for
$1
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DRESS GLOVES (Mocha, Cape-skjn-kid.
Some fur-lined. Others
siLk-lined. Matching or contrasting
back trims 1
to
ii
NEAT HOSIERY in natty clocked,
cross - striped or straight, plain
weaves. Fashioned of extra-durable
(silks and 1 isles).
VJ. 1 CIKUMJU I A
Phone 69 Depot St. J
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