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THE WAYNES VILLE, MOUNTAINEER (Stye iHnimtatorr Published By THE WAYNESVILLE PRINTING CO. Lessees Main Street Waynesville, N. C. Published Every Thursday Phone 137 SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 Year $2.00 b" Months 1.25 3 Months .65 Subscriptions payable in advance Entered at the po.-t office at Waynesville, X. C, as Second Class Mail Matter, as provided un der the Act of March 3,1879, November 20, 1!14. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1931 'Come unto me 'all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and 1 will give you rest. Take my yoke upon i'ou and learn of Ml; for 1 am meek and lowly in heart; and ye shall find rest unto your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light. Matt. 1 1 :28-.'!0. DOES HAYWOOD COUNTY APPRECIATE SMOKY NATIONAL PARK? No doubt there are hundreds of citizens of Haywood county that have not yet fully real ized just what the (I rent Smoky Mountain Na tional Park will mean to this county. This is of ten the case people from other sections many times can see our advantage', opportunities mid progress better than thost- living in that community. Uitfht here within a few miles of us is one of the most talked of sections in the United States, the park. Not only are these thousands of people talking of this park but they are planning to come here and really sjje fur themselves the handiwork of nature and tmjoy, without a doubt, the most beautiful of sill -mountain scenery in the: United 'States..' We have always had these mountains and tfrough rtlfenr beautiful bTirvefr seTBom diet we' shout our praise from the housetops ' to the outside world to let them know of nature's gift to Western North Carolina. This week in the New York Evening Post there appeared the following editorial giving facts to thous ands about the new park. Title to the Smokies "Actual development of America's newest national park has moved one step closer now that the states of North Carolina and Tennes see have formally presented title to 1450,000 acres of land in the Great Smoky Mountains to the Federal Government. The land included in the transfer constitutes approximately seven eights of the 248 square miles designated for inclusion in the new park, an area which lies along the North Carolina-Tennessee border and takers in at least twenty mountains more than 6,000 feet high, some of the most beauti ful wild Valleys in the East and hard-wood for ests unrivaled anywhere on the continent. "The Croat Smoky Park will be unique in that it is being created by gifts of the lands I from the states. All the other twenty-two na- I ional parks were created from unappropriated I Federal lauds. For several years, however, pri- .vate interests have been acquiring land in I Jackson's Hole in Wyoming for a similar pur pose, and it is understood that the time is near when it too, will be turned over to the Federal Government for administration as a national park. Hut to date the Great Smoky Park stands unique in that respect. ' ; "The Smokies are already accessible from the North Carolina side, with good roads from Asheville.Therc also is the ground work for a highway system which will no doubt eventually link the new park with that part of Virginia where another national preservation is expected to be created, including some of the beautiful wild country in which President Hoover's Iiap idan camp is tituated. A few more years un doubtedly will see much of this Blue 'Ridge country made readily accessible to the eastern motorist who'appreciated its beauties." THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17 , up 1 J"-1 J ' -iS " Any one will appreciate a Eastman Kodak if its from ALEXANDER'S: MARRIAGE LICENSE Since" December 1 marriage li censes have been issue to the follow ing: Dec. 3 G. L. Mclntire and Anne Lee Holland, both from Buncombe county. W'ANTED to exchange two dry Dec. 5 Harley W. James and lora I Pressley, both of Canton. j Dec. 11 Rembert McCain Wise of j Anderson, South Carolina and Hilda , L. Smathers of Clyde. I cows for a good work horse or one fresh cow. Apply to Lee V. Rogers, Clyde, N. C. Society and Club Calendar ami I jih.-linas packages to be 'given1! Th a rsday , Di ceiubcr vc; . 7:1,1 p. nr. Banquet for Y. T. H. S. .Football Squad at the . Le-Faine Hotel.. ;-' . Sut a rtttt'ii, Dvcunlier VT ! p. m. The Music Club will meet at the Community Club Room, win. r;irv'.Y iMI'ROVIXC The many friends of Mr. T, Lenoir (ivvy.i, who has been, in . thv hospital in Ashevitle for the past week foU lowing an' operation, will lie pleased.: to I'-ani that hy is steadily improv ing. . ''- ' Women will be ilncrosted anil the at: ! ".i ladies confederate home in -Fay-tendance doubled at the -next .meet-1 1 .ceville. boxes of apples aie to be ing, January 12. Mrs. Bunn is the sent to both of the confederate homes enthusiastic and capable leader. ! , . , . . . II.: !(, in uaywooo county veterans on (71 IC l.EACl ; j the, loth of this month when they HOl.h Ml-.ETlXd 'leceive their pensions. The little Tln Civic League met' at the rion:e j girls participating in the sale of f Mrs. Noble Garrett. Fridvy, lie- these flags were ilaseltine Swift, lim!,er U- - F.mil v Siler, Catherine Martin J making plans for he tha W'av. and ' A mm k'nt'h.-i,,i, xpeets to do in and i. round ! .an ha ffav wn fir.t ,v,.;-,. c.' I J " I" V. t I'll- erine Martin second; and Ilaseltine JlASilCKT FOR FOOTRAl.E SQEAh . 1 li.- ' ! i.ui 'ja'i s-o.;::id- viik-. T'-'wn-hip High - I li.,- 'Wa.Vne." cikicI ' will be iaii(iut spon s -ocia; v . mi X'Jrs-ts M hottci ;;i by .the.- Aii.let I hurMi.iy exciiine , a:, 7 : i at ;i;e l.c ' F-vine Hotel. ' , MLS. HARHECK A T HOME ,'vi i s. W. 11. Iuirneck., wii has been in the Mission Hospital ;:i Ash,'ille for ttu- past several, days recovering from, injuries, sustained by a f'l'.l,. was rought to the Haywood Coun.y Hos pital yesterday. Friends of Mrs. Harbeck are pleased to know that she is improving. :'.-."'" - ' DR. AM) MRS- ' USER ES'TERTAIS Dr. and Mrs. W. H.Lmer were hosts at a beautifully appointed drn ner on last Thursday evening enter tainirig Judge W. F. Harding and Dr. Byron La Rue. Christmas decorations were used for the event. Holly was used in the cen ter of the table and red tapers in silver holders were placed at each end. A spirited game of bridge followed the dinner, . . P. T. A. COUSCIE HAS STUDY LLAS The Parent-Teachers' Association Council met Monday afternoon from 4 to 5 at the Central School for the first of a series of most interesting studies. This was a preparatory and in troductory program. Twelve mem bers were present- It was voted upon by this class that any citizen, whether parent or not, be most cor dially invited to attend if interested in community or child welfare. The topic to be taken up in the seven fold gateway to life including every phase of child care, training, and welfare. It is hoped that many The club i work i:. ; ran early in the spring A. committee from the club also will make its annual Christmas visit to the County Home, Sunday, Dec-Tiber I'll. A Christmas package wii; b" giv en to each inmate of the Heme. There are about .'SO inmafs at the home at this time. A 'minister .'of the (iospcl will accopany this com mittee and conduct services fer 1 be inmates on this day. The meeting . adjournal ' f. . : with. Mrs. Paul Walker. .lanu.n'.v .', A I'ial half hour was enjoye-i. MRS. NOliF.L CARKKTT. Secretary. .' I I! APT 1ST MISSIOXAKY I SOCIETY MEETS i Tl, . I-.. .. - . ..'i. i. o "i;uKtr ::ninuiiy ir.eot' lej- i the 'Vuii'.un's Missionary .-socieiy (.f the Uaptist church was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs ,1. M. Niwton, At the cloie of thy business session, at which new. officers for nextyear weie elected, an electric star was tinned on for the 'missionary pro giam, the subject of which was "In the Path of the Christmsa Star." Five G. A. girls gave a verse of Scripture, each, typifying the five points of the star peace,, joy, goo ! mI1, iovo, and hope. Miss Mildred ( ia ford sang an appropriate Christ mas (,'arol after each girl spoke. The Martha Mary Circle gave a most interesting program. The love offering for foreign mis sions was taken and during a de lightful social hour refreshments were served by the Fannie Maxwell Circle. The Society is indebted to Mr. and Mr,. Newton for the use of their lovely home. Twenty-nine persons were present- -.:- r. D. C- HAS MOXTHLY MEETIXC The Haywood Chapter of the Unit ed Daughters of the Confederacy held its regular monthly meeting on Fri day afternoon, December 5, at the LeFaine Hotel, with Mrs. C. F. Kirk patnek and Miss Robena Miller as joint hostesses. After the minutes were read and officers reports given, the business was taken up. The sale of confederate flags in November netted a very nice sum which is to be spent on Haywood county veterans and the men's con federate home at Raleigh and the piano Swift, third. Mrs. George Plott had the paper for the afternoon, "Mississippi - in the Confederacy," which proved to be one of vital interest and . full of valuable information. Miss Charlotte Hatcher gave two beautiful numbers. . During the social hour the: hoste. es served tea and sandwiches. Miss Nancy Kilhan, Publicity Charman. . (Editors Note: Thij article V unavoidable left out hist issue.) .IOIXT HOSTESSES AT UHIDOE PARTY A delightful event of the ( hri mas season was the -bridge party 'giv en Saturday morning by Mrs. M, II. Howies and Mrs. Gravdcn Fer.ru son at the home of Mrs. Bowles.. ..Thy Christmas : color scheme, was carried out with fuantities of holly attractively arranged in the rooms where eight tables were at play. Reil and green colors also prevailed in the luncheon which was served at the conclusion of the games. Mis. William Shoolbred was award ed the high score prize and Mrs. W. F. Swift won the consolation gift- Guests for the morning were.-: Mrs. F. E. Alley, Jr., Mrs. Lauriston Hardin, Mrs. Milliard Atkins, Mrs. Jerry Colkitt. Mrs Roy Francis, Mrs. William Shoolbred, Mrs. Hugh Ma.s--.ie, Mrs. Tom Lee, Mrs. Charles Burgin, Mrs. Lucile Foy, Mrs. Ernest Withers, Mrs. R. L. Prevosf, Mrs. Guy Massie, Mrs- C. M. Dicus, Mrs. N. M. Medford, Mrs. W. F. Swift, Mrs. Thomas Seawell, Mrs. Woodson Jones, Mrs. L. M. Richeson, Mrs- R. L. Coin, Mrs. J. J. Stone, Mrs. Francis Massie, Mrs. C. C- White, Mrs. M.'G. Stamey, Mrs. Robert Stretcher, Mrs. S. P. Gay, Mrs. Roy Campbell, Miss Eleanor Bushnell, Miss Mary Stringfield, Miss Virginia Welch, Miss Wilda Crawford, and Miss Nancy Killian. The luncheon guests in cluded Mrs. Hubert Liner, Miss Frances Robeson, Miss Nancy Crock ett, Miss Erma Paterson, and Miss Charlotte Hatcher. An Ingersol Watch from AL EXANDER'S will please him. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF FRUIT MARKET OF THE CHOICEST OF FRESH FRUITS A FEW FRUIT SPECIALS Sweet, ripe fresh oranges A up per dozen 1UC Nice large juicy grape-fruit 10 for . . .. .. . . CtDC Best quality Tangerines,. 1 up Each ........ ....... 1C Located At The Blue Bird Ice Cream Stand Main St. Next to McCracken's Clothing Co. V AQ1FX pF FINE is a' Jdy Forevt? FOR HER UJS Diamond Rings c Necklaces Tl Earrings Broaches R Hooked Rugs 'Ss Wrist Watches , FOR HIM Watches -f Chains & Knives Rings c as After thirty years t H perience we are prepaPis ed to do the very be repair work on all elery, .watches, . clock. -and fountain pens. , s. ThomasDavK Jewelery Opposite Masonic Temple - TIUNOVER TANKS! Xothiny stops en,: They turn upside down and keep goins-: 1. . 50c ELECTRIC TRAINS! Eneine transformei' and 88 inches curved tracks: ,', $4.9i SNARE DRU.MS: 11 inch diameter sheep- ; skin head. Shoulder , strap 2 sticks! .:. 98 c MECHANICAL TRAINS! WSndup engkie; tender, 3 cars and 81 in. Jr Af curved track!; 3) j,JJj PFLL HORSES! . For every little tots. S 1-2 in. high, 9 in. long On wheels , . 95c STEAM SHOVELS! Look and sound liko the real thing! And they're vautomaitc! .'..-. $3.35 BAG OF BLOCKS! 108 wood blocks, tri angles and arches. Sturdy bag: .. '..-;.;' $1.59 CABIN PLANE: A real air liner! Sprini- , motor turns wheels and .propeller L. 50c ; MYSTERY GUN ! Thrilling aviation game. 4 planes and the mystery Run! 29c DUMP TRUCKS L. Steel body, motor. Dump loads like big dirt trucks! i. spr.ng 50c CARROM BOARDS ! Equipment for games including carroms, crokinole! $4.45 TIXKERTOY SETS! ricks, windmills, etc. wood pieces! ' For building der- 72 hard- 39c 40 Biltmore Ave. Asheville, N. C. Phone 1 594 ornery Ward , Co
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