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kPAY, MARCH 24, 1932
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
PHONE 137
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Wiry CLUB HOLDS
ku PKADING CONTEST
Lrine Lowe was winner of
Inedal and Miss Hilda Liner
L of th 12.50 golf piece at
t'h annual reading contest
t'oi the Waynesville Town-
h School, neia unuer me
fcf the Community Club, on
day morning in me scnooi
... T 1 1 Dn ... n
orable mention by the judg-
Alice yuinian, yresiuem
hh oresideu OU"ng me pru-
po memoers wrre gicauy
jith the spienma talent
ist exhibited by the twenty
jtestants who took part in
Ration contests which were
he Waynesville and Hazel
pen tary Schools last Friday.
i number the final twelve
re selected.
owing readings were given:
fTbe Magdalene," by Mar-
tkendall.
bv Eitella Taylor.
asf Leaf," by Helen Med-
van Song," by Mildred
hood," by Lillian Wyatt.
My, by Elizabeth Francis.
J-'rom Merchant of Venice,"
we-
jklissay on uoys, nuua
the Bees," Nellie -Mehaffey.
amine r rom . uiawatna,
3 ;iy-
list Spa
Henrietta I'hil-
mlul and second prize of $2.50
witc presented the winners by
('ulkitt, chairman ot dra-
the Community Club.
Sill me tun test were lurs.
r, Mrs. H . V Baueom, and
Allen
MRS. HYATT
HONOR GUEST
Mrs. W. A.Hyatt. U- D.C. district
airecwr, was the guest of honor at
a lucheon given by the Cherokee
chapter at the Riverside Hotel in An
drews Saturday.
Mrs. Hyatt addressed the ladies
on the importance of preserving local
history which inspired the Cherokee
ladies to make a decision to exert
every effort to get the history of their
county in form for recording.
Besides Mrs. Hyatt, other visitors
at the affair were Mrs. R. R. Camp
bell, president of the Hay-wood chap
ter, Mrs. George Plott and Mrs. W
P. Swift.
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Mr. Thomas Sringfieid, who is a
medical student at the University of
North Carolina, returned to Chapel
Hill Sunday after spending the spring
holidays with his parents, Dr. and
Mrs- Sam Stringfield.
Mr. Ralph Prevost of the Unagusta
inanuiacturing Company left Sunday
for a business trip to New York and
other Northern points.
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Mr. David Felraet left Thursday
to visit relatives in Charlotte before
returning to Chapel Hill.
Messrs. Albert New. Sam Bushnell.
and John Queen returned to Chapel I
Hill Sunday after a weeks vacation!
at their homes in Waynesville. 1
Miss Babbie Way is at home from
Salem College in Winston-Salem to
spend the holidays wkh her parents,
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Way-
Mr. and Mrs. M H. Bowles, Miss
Charlotte Hatcher, Miss Nancy Crock
ett, and Mr- Paul Frye were Ashe
ville visitors Saturday.
M iss Martha Neal. who is a student
dent at Salem College, is spending
the Easter holidays with her mother,
Mrs. a. I- -Neal.
Among those who attended the fun
eral of Mrs. W. 0. Goode in Shelbv
Monday morning were: Rev. L.B
Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Ray,
Mrs T. N. Massie, Mrs- Guy Massie
Mrs. Homer Henry, Mrs. Poyle Alley,
airs. Kate Morris, Mrs. J. M, Long
Mrs Grover Davis, Mrs. Ernest Hy
att, Miss Marguerite Massie, Mrs,
Noble Garrett, Mr. J. M. Mock, and
Mr. J.R. Boyd.
Presidents C. H. Trowbridge of
Weaver College and Misses Beth
Honeycutt, Edna and Mildred Me
Cracken and Messrs. Otis Freeman
and Jack Brown were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W.L. McCracken a few
hours last Wednesday. They were
turning from Franklin where they
attended the funeral of Mr. Charles
Teague, the father of Miss Adeline
Teague, who is also a student at
Weaver College.
Mr. T. T Noland of Cra.btree was
a visitor here last wteek.
Mr. Fate Hoglen of Crabtree
spent last Thursday in Waynesville.
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Mr. Silas Smart of Iron Duff was
in Waynesville last week.
Mrs- S. H. Stevenson
week-end in Washington
ing her sister, Miss Jeanette lnman
who is in training at the Haptist
Hospital of that city.
Mr. R. E. Sentelle, Jr. of Canton
spent the was here on business last week.
1). C. visit-1
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Mis. Cleveland Kirkpatriek ;i.nd
Mr. ('. W. Miller spent Sunday as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Drayton IVVry
ot. the Poinsett Grill in Sylva.
.:me Quinhin, who has ,
, vith Tho lUivmnlfrs - deUrge la.Vlol' ,..'Ml llu'
end the has tor holidays I '
rsl'.y- of North Carolina I(- 1
ig and directing, is ex
to Ki). iid a vacation with
Mr, t harles Iv Quinia..,
has snent the winter
iters; Misses Fred-1 ll''-
Quin.lan, lias moved j
Ti-.IKH-t," on Main I Mr, and .Mrs.
I J. K. lioono, Mrs
- i Mrs. Hugh Massie attemuvl
liowell of Ashoville era! of Mrs. V. O. Cmvl- i
in Waynesville visit-1. Monday morning.
Mr. ami Mrs. George Ward and .Mr,
and Mrs G. Lyle Junes of Ashoville
visited friends in Wiyne0-vtl!i'
J.lIHl tl 1 M
John M . Quei n. ; ml
fini
sh I'v
after
11, Liner are
is able to be
it. three weeks'
M r. and M i s. deorge i
find Miss Florence Chambers
ville were guests of Mr ,-i
T- N. Massie on Sunday.
A -he-
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n(B
ne .McDowell, who
r-tduate work at Duke
if. spend the Easter
ig triends in Augusta,
Miss Marv Emma -Massu;
is ed lrom lireenshoro to spon-'
ter holidays with her ten
and Mrs. T. Is. Massie
.McDowell, who is a
C. W in Greensboro,
her spring vacation next
tit guest of friends in Ral-
Marnin McDowell, also a
tiv
. .c .c. w,
in'ton-Salem-
will visit
! tin
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hir' meeting of tae Way--ie
Club will be postponed
li Mauh 20. to Satur-
2, at which tiiv.e it will
i.r-'i. .Ii'seph E. Johnson at
Misses Edna and Ehzabe h (.:n-
rett, students at Grccns'not j t'olleue.
are spending the Easter holidays at
their home on Pigeon street.
Mrs. Francis Massie and Miss
Marguerite Massie were Ashoville
visitors last week.
Mr. Eugene hnslev ;iim vou.'.v;
daughter, spent last week-en I it'ht
sieoing in Washington, D.C
Mi. f.
liiig, and
Harrv McCracken reuirned Mon-
' Mr K P. Mi Ciack -n
Mr. Kirkpatriek, -Sir. ('an
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Mr. Will Bryscm of Iron Dull' spent
Friday in Waynesville.
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.'vniong the visitors liere last week
was Mr. R. B. Howell of Jonathan.
Mr. William New returned to State
College Tuesday after spending the
spring vacation with his parents,
Key- and Mrs. Albert New.
Mr, David Howell, who is a senior
at State College in Raleigh, has re
turned to school after spending, the
"'filing. vacation with his parents, "Mr.
;n:d Mrs. Asliurv Howell.
Mr. George Rotha has returned to
State College in Raleigh after 'spend
ing liu- 'ipring holidays visiting his
;avn's Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rotha,
and f i Sends in Atlanta, Georgia.
Mrs. J.liufiis McCracken. Mrs. S.
T- Neal and Mrs. Dowry I.e.-- were
As!;evil'e visitors Monday.
Mrs. Minthorno Wroolsey of Asho
ville spent Saturday with friends in
Waynesville.
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Mr.Johnny Johnson ppent the week
ond with Ins parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph I". Johnson.
Mr. Joseph Johnson, Mr. S. II.
Iiu.hnell, and Dr- Tom Strin-lield
made a business trip to Ashevil.e
Monday.
Mr. William Henson of Ashoville
spent the week-end with friends in
W aynesville.
Miss Martha Strmgleld arrived
Tuesday lrom Duke Univer-itv to
spend the- holidays with her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Sam Stringfield.
n u.rh l i'.i:lt-
day from a several days' visit to Mr. irIAV.'s'' 1 s's'OC 1 TO V
H ("arnn will l e i K- noKe, win is in at rns homo m
it this Wilmington. Mr. McC-racK.Mi si)p.p'd
in Chapel Hill on his return from
Wilmington
urogram
r.-VUDStiood quality,
i.vpe at lhe .Mountaineer.
, 100 for.? LOO. ;
Dr. and Mrs- O. T. Aieluinder ami
Mrs. W. L. Kirkpatriek r.pent last
week-end m Charlotte and returned
by way of Shelby to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. W. O. Goode.
EASTER TIME
CALLS FOR
FLOWERS
Flowers express a senti
ment that no other gift
could possibly express.
GI VE FLOWERS
We have a lovely selection
to choose from this year.
Come in and select your
choice or just give us a
ring you'll pet the same
attention over the phone
as you would to come" in
person.
SPECIAL PRICES
ON ALL
EASTER FLOWERS
WE TELEGRAPn FLOWERS
ANYWHERE
iYDE RAY, Jr. Florist I
Phone 89 1 I
tin Wednor-dav evenini.', March lfi,
the Junaluska Parent-Teathers' As
s'H i.'ition held its regular meeting in
the school auditorium-. The follow
ing ofheers for next year were electo 1:
Mrs. I'ink Tatherwood. president.
Mr?. O N. ThoMiold. vice president.
Mrs. Hardv Liner, secretary.
J. T. Noland. treasurer.
The program was on ohodi-once and
the fillow'ng subjects were disens-rd:
"If We Don't Sp.ml , h if"
.1. l'lott.
"Obedience," Mrs. Frank Nichols
and Mrs. Harding Franklin.
The next meeting of this organisa
tion will he held Wednesday, April 20,
at 2 p. m. at which time the new of
ficers will be installed. All members
are asked to lw present and bring
any plants, seeds, bulbs, or .shrubs
that would aid in beautifying the
school grounds. -'After th? meeting
members will plant these flowers and
clean tne grounds,
RAVT1ST CIRCLE W I IA,
II A VE BENEFIT SUPPER
A benefit supper will le given Sr.t-
I urday evening from 6 to 9 o'clock bv
I the ladies of the North Side Circle
of the P.aptist church, at the W. W.
N.C.Cafe. The proceeds from this
lionefit will ?o toward pain .mg the
parsonage. A three course, meal will 1
bo served for the small sum of 35
cents and the public is cordially in
vited. Miss Hester Ann Withers will ar
rive today from Agnes Scott Collge
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Withers, during the holidays-
Miss Elizabeth Baucom is expected
"oday from Winthrop f ollege to spend
the jpring vacation with her parents.
Vev. and Mrs. II. W. Baucorn. Miss
Baneom will have two of her class
mates as her guests during her visit
it home. i .
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Miss Alice Stringfield. student at
"onverse College in Spartanburg,
-Trtip yesterday to spend Easter at
her home here.
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Miss Louise Rotha, who is on the
faculty of the Salisbury High School,
will arrive today to sjend Easter
with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Harry
WOMAN'S CLUB HAS
MARCH MEETING
The monthly meeting of the Wo
man's Club was held at the Hotel
LeFaine Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
C. F. Kirkpatriek and Miss Robe n a
Miller were joint hostesses. Mrs
Kirkpatriek presided over the busi
ness session of the club.
In keeping with the plan adopted
at the first meet of the year, one of
the features of the program was in
reference to the George Washington
Bi-Centennial, At this meetine. it
was in the form of a vocal solo en-!
HOMESPUN SENSE
0
Pithy Quotations from Public Addresses f
MELVDN A. TRAYLOR
Pretidemt, Firtt National Bank, thictfo
imea, - wasnington, tne Man," sung
by Mrs. Fred Martin.
Two outstanding papers were pre
sented: One by Professor Paul Ftye,
Northern Writers," and the other
by Miss Louise Beville on "Southern
Writers." The first of these pre
sented a discussion of Hawthorne.
Mrs. Grover Davis, chairman of
the literary committee of the club,
presided during the literary part of
the program and delighted the club
with a talk on American literature.
Mrs Tillett of Andrews, district
president, addressed the club on the
two objectives for this year and most
interestingly told of a scheme for the
ways and means committee that would
be instructive and. entertaining also.
"It is time some leadership and some
krty called our attention to-the fae
here is no magic cure for the ills and
he evils of human folly. We trod tho
rlmrose path of extravagance, of
houghtle.- and of almost criminal
eiglect "very sound principle of
uman conduct, from the Individual to
he government, and the individual
s aided, encouraged, and abetted on
(sat path by the government and those
sponsible for its administration."
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"One of the biggest things was a
tared state of mind in which we all
bought we were richer than we were,
Hid were living beyond our means.''
Mrs. J. Harden. Howell presented v ' .
pYwntiv, (VtnlniittMi with fh ' .
the
club's files since 1908. when organ
ized. The minutes are complete ex
cept for a period of a few years,
which it is thought can be recovered.
A most gratifying report on the
financial condition of the organiza
tion was presented by the treasurer,
Mrs. R. H. Blackwell.
Miss Charlotte Hatcher entertained
the audience with her rendition of
The Bird With The Broken Wing."
MRS- THOMAS M. SEAWELL,
Publicity Chairman.
Miss Margaret Hyatt, Mr. Rufus
Siler, and Mr. Don Hyatt drove to
Durham last wiek where Mr. Slier i
entered Duke Hospital for treatment.
AX(rCEUEST
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taliaferro
of Raleigh, announce the birth of a
son, Water Robert Taliaferro. Ill, on
Monday, March 21, at the Haywood
County Hospital. Mrs. Taliaferro is
the formir Miss Janie I.ovo Mitchell
tnd lied about.
leriod ot time
farmer."
as much in the same
as has the American
Mi - Wither
from a month'
Mr. and Mrs.
returned last week
visit to her parents, I
C. Satterthwait. in
; "This then is my hope for our future
t that we may be rich without forget
ting to bo righteous; that we may be
powerful without being offensively
prOud; that we may be nationally
mindod without being narrow-minded;
&nd, finally, that wo may live in a world
pf fact without surrendering our faith."
'I would urgo 'consideration of tho
pomplote abolishment of so-callinl floor
I trading, which, as I am informed, ban
la'ioiit It most of the characteristics o;
plain crap shooting, and few, if any.
Ihioro redeeming features than that do
(ightful ICthlopiaii instiine."
"It, is had c-no'j;;'.; when the inlelli
' umt and wealthy speculate, and lo.
Imt when senibwomen, luy labor
i.mall home ownors, -wives 'and you!
(peculate and lose, ni-mply .bocaiiM- V.;
-an ,uo to a broker's olhee an.i
credit, for small sums, the pra
fcoaies (o bo tli-fensilile on any ;:ro-'.,
that we want above everything
abandon the struggle to live up
the Joneses, end to rediscover the
purpose ot life, which is the Joy tol1
found In the simple virtues of lndrss'
try, thrift and sane living. I believe ki '
our people. In our country, and la tiel
Cod who directs onr destinies; and t
welcome the future wKn confident
and unshiken faith."
J
"We have not failed because ot
ignorance of economic theories, beAj
because of our titter disregard eJMj
defiance of all economic lews. JLmBftvj
tlon, stupidity, and greed have dictated
policies, and trouble has been the
result."
"All through history . . . the nstioae
that have been agriculturists and beve
included In their agricultural and do
mestic pursuits the breeding and seis
ing of livestock have been the natloas
that have endured the longest and
performed the greatest work fbr man
kind." "Open the door of an agricultural
school and you close the door of m
poorhouse."
"Relief from owing too much money
does not lie in borrowing more."
' Knowledge Ih oho t hing, but courag?e
f leadership is another."
' l-'alsobood and error make the i
adllnos, while truth and fact ore
si In the maze of half-point type."
'
"Wo cannot trado the hungry, th'
od, llio fee bio video ol the nick, thu
iity basket of the unumployed.
;nnst tho maintenance of party pref
neo or individiml ndvnntage or por-
lal aehluTement."
Atl.T.ta, Ge.orgia. Mr. and Mrs.
S;- Herthwait returned to Waynes-1
villi- with Mrs Withers and their
mativ .friends are delighted to see
: ti.it- M r. Sat.lerliwait, who has been
ill f:i ome time during the winter,
; . . .greallv iniproved. Mrs. Satter
t !) .v:i!t . vv ho .has also been ill, is re
civ erini';.
.Mrs .Vndrovv Moore and Mrs. .1. K.
A In. I were Asheviile visitors Tuesdnv.
"Oul nt tlio t
the it rial ion 1
liall roturn to
simider living.
tress and difficulty
"..olipve gradually
KilU.pler' t hi nit in;; ,:i
For il .seems, to ;
I beliove I am a
!on;- shot, than I
better farmer by
mi a banlfor."
"Wo iiiiisl. either all thrlvo togothor
r all suflor disaster."
Wlien in Need of Printing 'Phone 137
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the regular S5.00 rty rA
hat at ...... . ))
CJood new styles at
$1.00 an" $1.95
Men's new style oxfords for
spring wear are narrower
in the toes and straight last.
See our Walter Booth ankle
fitting oxfords
$3.95 and $4.95
New International rfQ IC
fine calf oxfords tDtJenrD
Nun Bush oxfords reduced
to
Sixteen ounce serge
suits,
at
All wool English
worsted (J Q 7C
suits tDleJ.lD
$7.00 and $8.00
Boy's Red Coosc oxfords
arcSl.35 $1.95antl
$2.95
New Cheeney ties for Easter
In beautiful Spring shades.
Ray Sheen, English Broad
cloth shirts made by Han
over and Van Heusen, Two
dollar values $J fiQ
fiood broad cloth shirts at
49c and
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a new suit. Just see mfr? I
bur new Homespun r- . 1 1
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tailoring' and trimm-
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Young men's whoopee
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fiood wool suits as
low as
Small boys all wool
jersey l 1Q
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these goods as low as
they were sold in 20
years and they are
better made.
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