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3DAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1932 THE WAYttBgVTT.T.TC irmTMTNPRp nw w h
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Mrs. Robert Miller, who has been
Brother Of Mrs. W.
Canton And Local
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
C. Allen, Killed In
Auto Wreck
Cagers Divide A
DouWeheader Here
Sat.
-Mrs. Robert Miller, who has been.
'p,i.i;itJ' am Titan iBTBirjtjKTmtM; jjtyjcimmmi.Bi
Laura Reardor visited friends
vLvilie Sunday
Jy -?
jnd Mrs. M. H Bowles were
jjlje visitors on Saturday.
vjtoy Ioct f States ville was the
of hi toother, .Mrs. K. H. Flott,
jlwoo fast week-end.
f.i. M Mock and Mrs. JarvU
e j gpent Sunday as guests of Mr
tC. Jl. Mody of Jonathan.
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am . Bowie, candidate for
States Senate, spent Friday
r nesv.Ue.
ss Jaoie and Julia Tucker and
raydei Ferguson spent Satur-iAsh'fille.
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C. f.'aell of Thoinasville spent
M'l e: -.jjat hu honie in Vaynes-
Mr. Grover Ferguson of Fines Creek j Mrs. Ernest Withers and on Ern-
wasa visitor in Waynesville last week. (est, Jr returned Sunday night from
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Mr. J. T. Justice of West Ashevilie
was here Friday-
Mr. J Emery Rush of Clyde was
here last week on business.
Mr. T. G. Hobbs of Lyr.chourg, Vir
ginia spent Saturday in Waynesville.
Mr. M. L- Hogien of Cove Creek
was in town Saturday.
Mr. I-ee Ferguson of Jonathan was
here on business Saturday.
, Mrs. Jesse Fulbright of Iron Duff
was a visitor here the first of the week.
Mr. C. S. Terrell of Piireon -was in
town last week.
a ufk., visit to .Mrs. wither par.
ems, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Satteithvai-.,
in Atlanta. Georgia.
J.'C. Shell of Lenoir spenc the j
id wih Mrs Shell at the Le-
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Mr V. L. Bradshaw was here from
j Crabtree Monday.
Mr. R. B. Overton of Canton spent
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" j." G. Child of Duke Univer
Bii a gtiest of the LeFaine for
: Way this week.
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a Franas Massie and Miss W il
"5ford piitiit Saturday i:i Ashe-
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C. Kirhv of Johnson City.
0 ee is Spending a 'few days ut
aine. f
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'. Dieodofe Raby who spent the
"k in South Carolina visiting
ijj returned home Sunday-
T . i' ' '
lid M-vs. "Kid" Brewer cf
fwere truest of Mr. and Mrs.
IttUst Friday.
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d Mrf. W. C. Rus.i spent tne
visiting relatives in Hender-
h i
jEdn and Elizabeth Garrett,
ZSht Gttensboro College, spent
nd with their parent
I Monday in Waynesville.
wa in
' Mr. J. C. Haynen of Clyi
town Monday.
Mr. Glenn C- Patmer of Crabtrae
was a visitor here Monday.
Mr. Charles. C. Me.sor of Clyde
spent Monday here on business.
.Mr- Worth McKinncy,
Ashevilie, attended court
attorney, of
u-re Monday.
I Rev. K. G. McCIamrock and Mr.
Clinton Towle.s of CraUree were vis
itors in tiivvn last week.
Mi. J. L. Wa! iici ..it La.v.1 Juiialuska
spent inuisday in V aynesville on
Dullness.
Among
week was
Iron Duif.
Included in the Canton visitors in
Waynesville Monday were: Messrs.
Arch Russell, J. K. Pick-ns. Berry
Plott, C. E. Medford. and Harvey
Shepherd
Mr J. T. Bridges. Mi. P.. h.
Burrew and daturhter, Miss Frances
Burress, and Mr. Marion Bridges
motored to Greenville South Carolina
last week-end taking Misses Gertrude
and Virginia Bridges, who have visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bridges for
the past week,
Mk- S. TTh.'fiTHW AIT
is i.ir:tn ix(;
Til many friend; of ,iv. S. C. Sat
torrhwait, who has b en ill with' in
fluenza for some weeks, will 'w pleas
ed to learn that he is improving. The
latest report from Atlanta i that he
is able to be up although he hadn't
entirely regained his stretnti'i.
visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. C- Tatton ia
Hollywood, Florida, has returned to
her home in New York.
Mr. J. M. Newton, Jr. of Grven?
I)Jio was the guest of his parents,
Mr. a.v.i Mrs. J M. Newton, for s-ev-eial
ray. this wi-ek.
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Mr. J. Burton Davis of K:u.il!e,
Tennessee ii the gues" of his daugh
ter, Miss Mildred Dsv.-, and h;s
brother and sister, Mr. jnd Mr... John
LeRoy Davis.
Mis. J. F lias., Ivi- -i- uiiuM fiom
a visit to her sister. .Mr. Natt Gen-
net.. :: .Vsheville.
Mrs. D'Any Williaai- of Ashvil!e
was the guest of Mi. uni Mis Harry
Rotha last week-end.
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Mr. Karl Ferguson
in town Wednesday.
ti Detlwuod
.tinned from page 1)
Feb. 7 at 9:2' in Rex Hospital. Ral
eigh. Mr. Wilkinson was drivine from his
home in Belhaven to Raleigh and had
reached the suburbs of the city when
a car driven by a negro bell-hop at
one of the Raleigh hotels ran into Mr.
Wilkinson's car.
Mr. Wilkinson had visited Waynes
ville several times and i remembered
by a number of friends who will re
gret to hear of his death.
IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART
WE ADVISE YOU NOT TO SEE
FRANKENSTEIN.
(Continued from p::tr 1)
by the local boys was far f'om being
tlie brand they played last week here
vrainst Clyde high school.
In the Clyde game the loy, were
' points behind the Clyde cagers at
the half. At the emd of the garq. the
score showed that the Weatherby lads
had scored 2-i points while their op
ponents had failed to tally.
The t w o strong Hendersonvilla
teams will play here Friday night.
Coach Weatherby said that both of
his teams we-e in better shane tJim
they were when they visited Hender
sonville several weeks ag and SpCf
a ujud eheadr
the visitor., in town last
Mr. Bernard rranklin of
Messrs. r ran Cogburn, T. A. Clark,
W. E. Smathers, and D. H Harris
were among the visitors here from
Mr-! Canton last week
Noble Garrett.
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hzabeth Rogers nas returtied
(me In Crabtree after an op
t the Haywood County Hos-
i:v-i'.: . :-'-v.- .
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tary Emma Massie, who 'is
at Greensboro College, wa.o
it her parents, Mr- and Mrs.
ri, last weeK-end.
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d Mrs. M. A. Hayes and
iMelvin, of High Point were
jMr.'fcnd 'Mrs. Hugh Massie Miss Louisa AleJlord ol l..al.o Ju-nd-1
1 itai'jr.ka wa.-v hoppinir m Waynesville
. " Saturday.
k Leaich, 'member 'of the firm i
Messrs. ( hai'les c . Smathers and
Ec-fO'j. K. Co.'mi tf ( antin weiv ;n
'own Monday.
Messrs. W. C. Welch and Kbcd
White of iron Due spent Tusdav 'n
Wayn?svJle.
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I Mr. W. V. 1eatherwood from Lake
Junaluilui spent Saturday in Waynes
j Among the visitors here from Crat)
j tree Monday were: Messrs. M. B-
Rogers, Mavis R-igers, Denny Mo
Cracken, and W . F. Mc rary.
Brothers Hardware Com
frankl in, was the -giicist -Ol
IWaynesviile on Sunday.
t
Urj Stringheld had as her
l week-end Miss Lavinia Lee
Jle and Miss Frances Shute
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S. Badget, Sr., Mrs- S. T.
t Sydle Ray, and Miss Ethel
laited; tnends in Asheville
J I.
I Mr L. H. Fitzgerald and
L. Collins of Weston. West
pent' few days at the Le
i wedi Mr. Fitzgerald is
resident - f Waynesville.
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s rs. 1). R. -Met. racket!, G H.
-a. aad -J. B.' Best of Crabtree
among the visitor.- here Monday.
Use toilow mg visitor.. . w'tv ivre
from Clyde Monday: Messrs. C R.
Franci.--, G. M I-ish, F.. G. Brooks, C.
B. Jones, T. H. Ilaynes. W. M. SuUies,
Charles Suttles, IieVoe Medtord. and
Fred Medford.
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Mr. Riley Boyd ot Jonathan spcit
Il-wday -in Waynesville.
Mei,i . it- I'. Boyd, Gleni'. A. ByU.
I.LGJOX AU.XIL1AKY
TO HOLD MKt:TlS(!
The Haywoixl Post No. J" Auxiliary
of the American I .-gion will hold its
regular monthly mooting at the Ma
sonic Temple Monday evening. Feb
ruary lo, at 7;. to o'clock. Hostesses
tor this meeting will be Mr.-,. W. F
Swift, Mrs. J. H. Howell. i
Powell, and Mrs. F. H. Samnl..-
HO.y.LV.s' CLUB TO
Mh'KT K.T WKKK.
The P'ebruary meeting of the Woman':-.
Club will be held on Thursday,
February IS. at II :.'?() oVIock, h
Mrs. N. M. Medford, Mrs. John
Queoii will be associate hostess. Mrs.
lames Harden Howell will have
charg" the program ' e:i "Education,"
BOOSTkRV CLUB
MEETS TOMCHT
Th" H:i7elwood Booster's Club will
hold i;.. ri'zular meetim tonirrht.
February 11, at 'i :'J0 oVUx-k, at h-
Presbyterian Hut. Rev L. B. Hayes,
prosidi'ng elder if tht Wuyie-,vil!e
District, will Ih the speaker for the
occasion. Special music n being
p'ar.ned b'- the program commr;e.
hOTAKY CLUB
LADIES' SIGHT
The Wayn''sville Rotani . wiU en
tertain at their monthly dinner for
the Rotary-Anr.e- nn Friday iven
ir.iC. Feliru.iYy 1', a- 7:.' o'olo. k, in
the dining room or the Metnodst
tlliiiTti. A. patriotic uruifiam I-. ' -
ig .Mi ".id by Mrs. Krwest Withers,
Mrs. R. I). Bunn, ami Mrs. llonner
Ra" the committee in charge. Mr
L. B. Haves will the nrinerjal
speaker.
.Special music will t a ttiiiiur" ol
tno cver.iag's ontertaiiVT.ert.
Mrs. Wilena Ramsay of Crabtee
spent Wednesday in Watynosville
hupping.
.Mrs. Millar. I Ferguson of Crabuee
was among the visitors i-i town Wed
nesday. Mr. 7. B. McElmy of Fines Creek
spent Wednesday in town.
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MISSES JOS ES RE
TUBS FROM FLORIDA
Miss Lucy Jones and Miss Edna
Jones of Lake Junaluska have return-
el .o their home after an eytee,l..,J
trip to various point jn Florida
They spent two weeks with 1'.-. and
Mrs. C. I '. .'Collins and Her-, and Mrs.
J F. Ba-lve in Jacksonville'aud visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. J K. Schiller and
Miss Ruth White in St. Petersburg.
They were also guests cf Dr. a I'd .Mrs.
J. t. Patton in Holly oikI. Mrs.
Patton i. the former Miss Jta'rgaret
i Francis of U ayiK'ss-ille On their re-
ao-r, tot y s.toppesl at other placiM of
interest in Florida and it' Anderson,
South Carolina whei-- they wire
uests of Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Wise.
On the entire trip the Mkses Jones
were the I'tyipients of many sx-ial
courtesies.
' T. A. COUXCIL
MEETS SEXT WEEK
The regular meeting of the Par-
en t-Teai-hers-' Council will i;.- lield
next Monday evening, February 15,
at 7:.0 o'c!H:k. "The Home,'" the sec
ond number in the. study course will
be tat-en up at that time.
Turn? papers will be read as fol
lows : " hat is a Good Home," by MlV
S. F. Connatser; "Kducation ?of
Worthy Home Memrcnhip," by Mrs.
M. G. Stamey; and "Changing Eco
nomic and Social Conditions iind the
Influence on Home Life," hv Mrs.
Dwey Noland.
The public is cordially invited lo
attend this meeting and a full at
tendance of teacher? and parent is
requested-
""ygyy-yp
Grandmother's
BREAD
Pan Loaf 7
20 oz. Wrapped M V
RICE Blue Rose 10 39c
SHREDDED WHEAT pkg. 11c
SPAGHETTI Re.STer 3 cans 19c
PEAS
Iona
Tender-tanty
No. 2
can
10c
Encore Quaker Maid
MACARONI BAKED
BEANS
pkg. 5c 5 25c
;
GRAPEFRUIT 2
No. 2
Cans
23c
FLOUR 24 t 55c
FRUITS 3 cans 25c
Buffet Size
ASSORTED
OCTAGON
SOAP
POWDER
PEA
BEANS
3 Pkgs. 10g6 lbs. 25c H cakes 25c
GUEST
IVORY
SOAP
! and Hardy Nelson were here frotr
t. C. A! en left Sunday to i Jonathan Monday.
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Mr.- Earl Fergusm wan here from
I Dell wood Monday.
Ifuneitil of her brother. Mr.
llkis ,f niv,n, n- n t
v, ucKlAtUi, T . V..,
ptally injured in an auto
ddent Sunday momine.
and Mrs. A. M. Stack of.
UTived Mimlaj and will
week at the LeFaine Hotel
Mu. Oi. ... ...
Boiac i. - i, i.-ir crinirai
faynesville.-
f. . - -.-..
elnia fishc-r, who has been
the V-jie 'of Mr. and Mrs.
for some time, 'eft Friday
me in Bryan, Ohio. Mim
ent Thursd-y and Friday
ing a the guest cf Mr. and
t Herman.
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'Among th-,v .visitors from Iron. Duff
m town Monday were: Messrs. Man
son Medford, C. W. Medford, Cromer
Chambers, and I.et No'ar.d.
. Me.-sr. . H.- j1- tea re iter, ir. W.
Ilurne'.t. ari l IV, A. Moore were .-.--i-s-it-ot;-,
from Pigeon ir; town on M on Jay.
qrtr Webb
Mr. C. T. ;!,!
here Monday.
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Mr. cd W;.'ker
" t w Mo - vj
d '.f Crabtree wi-
i.-k
LE'HOX AUXILIARY J!EX
EFIT PARTY FRIDAY XlGlll
The benefit card part
by the Amfn-an I'gio
which .vas nontnone i from last Thur
day will take place tomorrow .-ner.;nc;.
February 12, at X p. m. a. the Le4
Faine Hotel.
Kveryoodv i most r Jiallv invitd.
M.l:e up a table i-ur any sfame you
v.-, i.i ti. play and sh',w y;ur !ntr'-t
in tne ii;,'iblcl veterans.
Thr.'"., iit.. fro-n this benefit' will
! u.-.'t roi assrj merits and oblifra
tier. , to oi' met by the local Auxiliary
to tne Haywo-jfl l'c,.-t No. 47 American
Legion.
Ueireshments will be .: nerved and
'thf-re ;vi!i, b. nrize.s,'''
. HOLDS
ARY MEETIXC,
I. D. (
FEBRl
The-Haywood (Jfwpter erf the In; t
ed Daughters of the Confederacy w.13
most dcl'ijthtfuliy enti-rtaiucj 0:1 l-'.i-duy
af .err.oon the home of Mr, 1
11. !.ia;'kwell with M ri. u.'ijck' I'lott
as joint hostess. Thfff wen- twen'y-
sjxjiuoietl ) n"1G mem hern present. 'AM.t tne -rev
Auxiliarv I port! of oflwers and the lu--ii:s-.- tor
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... T, Dr W. 1. 1. '--,vfor : DmI- rn.
f. Grady lUieera droB to
mn Tennos Saturday and
Sunday iaceom pan ied by Miss
j Fame Hotel this week.
y
. -vM. Jchn M. Queen had a;i
r.er
1
ilin pi... . , ' wests ca Sunday here sif.er. Mrs t?r,v
- . kjj.l wno rras neen the 1 . , w u-.
ir. and M-?- w't-r Duncan ! T r p
MB. AXD VUS. T. M.
Si: AW ELL HOSTESS
Mr an-i Mr-. Thor-ias M .-'cnW! !
er'i'ttair.'.'-? Ui:,t' Saturday oveninur -at
a lovely dinrer party honoring .'.hi:
teacher.; of -their daughter Mis.; Ann,
Siawell. The tai e v as' chjrminif with :ec-
r,itio:.s ujrpte -tive -of the- v',11 T.t-r.o
.season. . Red trl-jii iolai former -the
c; tcr-.ie- 3 and till red tapri, w-i
ied- with - plea.iir.7 ffect.
vers wit? laid for suven puosts
""hey were: Mr. and Mrs. B. I). i3u in
Mr. -nl Mrs. M. II. Bowles, Mrs
Hubert Lir.er, Mrs. Grayi'en Vetyu ; ;n,
'-d Mii? Chnrlf,t'f TIatfh. r
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, If r. R. A. Davis of Cove Cro: k r-i?
nere this wt-ek
1 l abam 1
not on y
? TTf ; NOT TO SEE oTri t-V,
IN.
;s Natal-e Atkinson who ha3 had
1 ."s'tfnn in PVadelVa. Penn.. for
" n P.N"- he p-st few year. aTiveJ last week
VA WHO MADE A for a visit to hr flarcnn, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Atkinson.
alteraooti was tinisii:.' "'the. fol
lowing program was Kiven:
Mrs. -W. A. Hyatt rend the ponvr on
'Oeorjria aivi -"Alabama ' m l in l.'-r
usual very able and '.splendid Manner
told first of the ear;y -wUi-'o'ient of
Georgia. Slv made ti.:.- e:pccially
interesting as her own (a -. ..lv .history'
is very closely interwoven wit.i J ie
history of -Georgia':-- colonial da .-,.
She then stres.sel Georgia., won
ful contribution to the ( r) f ier .cy.
In taking up Alabama, '..Ira. l!y;.tt
read extracts from an article -m Hol
land's Magapir.e calli'u
Bonn 1" which emph.isiM
the tarly ' fcttlement of th : colony,
but Alabama's present .ton' ribuMon
indusnally to our nation and ikt out-ftandmr-:
public-health work .and hoi'
part ;n the war between th St:, .
Mr;:. Hyatt then, .loked Mn. ii. N.
IJan.er, who has recenly Tint-!,! her
old home and birth place in Camden,
Alabama, to give further information.
Mrs. Joo-.: Johnson -deligliLi-d the
.:.ia;Ht-r with !;".). fe:f.is.ifa! pir:- nun-Ix-r.i
.i' chrrar: nolTV.- ?H !'.-. -Sj-:-'" ar.-J
n.'j.arapr.ase -on- vAnnie f.ajn-.' "
' The ho? testae fserved u- de'K'toiM u".'
cours! carrying out the national col
ors in honor of the 200th bir'hd-iy if
Washington.
the. next meeting will be nor! wii'
Mrs. DM. Killian and .Mis Nancy
Killiar..
MISS NANCY KILLIAN',
Publicity Chairman.
Old Dutch Cleanser . 3 pkgs. 19c
Clear Bellies - - 9c lb.
Fat Backs
7c lb-
THE
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PROGRAM
FOR
WAYNEWOOD THEATRE
WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEIL 1112.
"KUDDY" ROCERS, PEGGY SHANNON,
GHAS. RUGGLES and FRANCES DEE in
"THIS RECKLESSS AGE"
SATURDAY, FEB. 13.
JACK HOLT AND RALPH GRAVES in
"A DANGEROUS AFFAIR"
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, FER. 15-1(5.
JOAN CRAWFORD AND CLARK GABLE in
"POSSESSED"
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17.
JOHN GILBERT AND XL STAR CAST in
"THE PHANTOM OF PARIS"
' Also Comedies Every Day.
FEMFMBER GrVING AWV'-
BOXES OF GROCFrTT,! EVERY SATURDAY
NIGHT.
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