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Pftppstprs Canture
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Deer In Pisgah Nat
ional Forest Reserve
Forty red or Virginia deer, now
roaming the forest within the pro
tected boundaries of the 90,000 acre
Pisgah National Game Preserve, will
bo given an opportunity to travel, if
they are unwary. The foresters in
charge of the Pigah Preserve have
set 40 as the number to be trapped
no onH trnriKnortated for
IU19 " " 1
stocking purposes to other game pre
serves, lne process ""W's
adult deer is already under way and
will be continued until about May 1,
according to M. A. Mattoon, super
visor of the Pisgah National Forest-
The trapping of the adult iieer is
no child's play, if the experience of
the wardens engaged in ihe work may
be taken a an example. The .Li
ma's are rvtoretne-y tx. very wary
, ml r.- v Me t r ; n-t vc
as well as the men workir.z with
them, when frightc-ned.- The .Pisgah
Na:,i.r c,..-e .- ,
the few areas fro ;xk:o. t.r
have ie-m-taken nuvo.:u,-?; ,
Te a are tra??e in saige i
by local dealer should always be
voideL These seed are often sub
ject to disease which wipes out the
Un oil nther ran dlti fins are
wvi
favorable. Foreign seed may be
identified by the bright green stain
which the Government insepctors in
ject into each sack when such feed
enters this country.
Third, always drill clover seed on
small grain with fertilizer. Th-J grain
drill distributes the seed mucn tetter
than by hand sowing and enly 5 to 6
pounds an acre are needed for a
stand when this method cf planting
is used. Putting in 100 pounds of
superphosphate or basic slag with
the seed neips tnein 10 sun muiij.
Fourth, sow the clover about March
nw tv-c it.itp ther is little
uiiiViwvl nf frer-zin? weTih'ir, Such
freezes as that of the past week will
kill clover. The date iv?n is also
early enough to give fhe clover a
start in growing before hot, tiry
weatner. ,
Firth, do not depend on a vjlun
teer stand of clover. Seed is too
cheap nv to risk failure fr-vn such
a course.
son and Mm. Bertha Williams f
Canton, Mr. Abraham Keener of Wd
lets, Mrs. Sarah Smathars of Bal
sam, Mrs. Frances McElroy of Dell-
wood, Miss may uryson ox jwv,
Mr. and Mrs it. u. aubii nu
Ruth Allen of Allen's Creek.
WHITE OAK
r,,,ol Porm nnthpri'rur
.lllllUUI X Ul I" V . " v . .
Planned For Late Summer J
enclosure? n
forest. The
with fruit
live ti (ieei:
t h e n n ' m a : s
in- " ':' ai'i a
tt'f. rped iJov!
r n-T l-tin"
the
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The people of White Oak are
planninf to plant their vegetable an
dahlia gardens during this pretty
weather.
After all of the bad weather, the
farmers are very pleased to see it so
pretty again.
Mr Ott Ledbetter from Waynes
ville 'brought a load of furniture to
White Oak for Mr. Lloyd Conard
Friday. , ....
Mrs. Walter Wrignt and little
daughter, Ruth Mae. from Liberty
ne" the past week-end with their
o'rent. Mr. and Mr- J I'. Ducket,
of White Oak. .
Mr. Ed Farley's little son. Archie
Lee his been very sick, bj'. is -cverme
very fast.
Mrs. Delia Worley from A.hev'i':le
pen- Saturday night with fcrr moth
,'Mr P. W.Gi-ecne. of Wi.ite Oak
lr a'r.d Mrs. Joe Earky from the
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ar
ve
an:! an
deer ar, rr.Te'.y. H ev, . uure 1 n,
the trarror.t: an : h;ipr v,rc
The !':. NT.i at! C.a-r:- I've-.;
serve with its .v has become ;
a reserv,ir fr ill 'if-, f rora -va.ch .
"lanv preserve have e?rj sU-cke,! i.. ;
r'ecen- vars. Over 2f0 laer have been ;
taken from this refuge dumg ne
past few vears. ihe animals being sent
to refill v, nrW fu i ri , t
o-in-ia-, Tennessee, Georgia Arkansas,
and other points in the southern
states. Five fame preserve, are lo
cated in W N. C- "ear Ashewlle, and
a Ktn refuge wiU be added when tnc j
Great Smoky i'Juniaiii-
Park is stocked wi'h gune an.n.als
and birds.
GivesFivelluks
For Red Clover
he week ,.f'Au?U-t to Stp-
em'-r :! fio-u- "ne nwnta 1 r than
. '- a..:. rw-.-'r.-.z v.aii n
''.r.iliet w'.tli thc.t '' aoco hai'e-t wliirn
i-"in full s-wifcg in eastern Carolina
during the last wtok in July.
Decision to change tne date oi thi?
meeting was nta !, !,y State College
.i,.;.,'.. f!i(-w;wf i-.mtt'ivnces v.itn
(':m'nti,:n "id-'-s :-nd berau-e of
the discus la-t ynr about t,ie
ne - in,- date. Hoys' and Gir.s Ciub
week will K- he! 1 during the week ot
duly 25 to ::o when -l-II di'egates
in.-v. the. various cc unties will gather
for their annual short course.
Moving u; the date oC the CiU.)
hri course 'will permit a larger at
tendance than usual since many rural
schools begin their summer term on
Vugust 1 .n.l parties live been loath
to let their children lose a wcck at
th" opening of the tevm.
IK-1)
; W in 1 1.
11,. V
had
-jient bundav w;-.a
r , ;.-r Ka '
HuckeJt of White Oak
w.rkinir Friday.
WtMrs. Crawford Jenkina, who ha
been very ill. U some better.
Miss Jessie Boyd and Mr. A"f
Caldwell of Jonathan's Creek were
visitors here Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morrow of
Enka and Mr- and Mrs. F'ank Brad
shaw of Iron Duff spent week-end
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. w.
C. Morrow.
Little Misses Janice and Vein
Jen Messer of East WeynesviLe are
visiting their grandparents, Mr. ano
Mrs A K. Messer. ,
Mr and Mrs. Finley Smith and
children of New Jersey are visiting
parents, Mr. and Mrs. v. i.
Tifliio-ritpr Of Col. Jones
n- , i
Writing For .Magazines j
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Mrs H.C. Eldridge. eldest daugh-1
ter of Co! and Mrs ? A J--'-.
Waynesville. has been meeting witr.
considerable success in writing s.o
ries and articles for girl's magazine,
recently, according t a !-ngtr.y
tide published in the Fr..ki.n t :tr,
.-f Franklin. Oaf.
Iiurtng tnc jia.-t .lev.' v.t'.-.-F.
Id ridge has had maivus.-ri;.t a
ted 1 v the Camp Fire ." -
'e anl the l'aptist Jt'.mi- V.-.y. .
a M'ethodist mav'. r.i:'.-- for ;
-fkJ i u m u w u " fa M u M irrv'
. DRAKE V
ce
S Commandments
Fcr Parking
Mi.
:e dinner-
Afr- iiila IHick
Jenkins helped t. ri'f p:"'c
Mi - Kllie Lee -Giv.m
,.i,v r. ! James Chanel tr-.e ?
Anion- tho-e from. Whit.; 0:tk at he
i-i'ii'iii'ni'"ir.!'ii: were; Mrs. R. V
r:,. ..,. Mr T.-Uer Green-. Mr-. Mriv
ek.
ne ban
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Fj Note This is the first of a
series of articles which will appear
each week in The Mountaineer writ
ten by Mr. Drake, professional golf
er and instructor at the country club
here In a few weeks a series . of
helps and suggestions . for improving
"our golf will appear in this column.
Look for it each week and note con
tents closely.
I am more than glad to announce
. ... nf hn Wavnesville
ha" l am iu ou " ,
( ,.-,vC'ub for another season, and
uWthe local people to give the club
.;Hir bet support, which a golf corrse
;,f this ki.ul really deserves. I know
we aie all having a hard time,
! - ' v u will take ti ne enough -to
.. ;.'.r what we would have tooffier
- .;."m.-r visitors wunuui. um
"'.".,-' '." I know what the answer will
' ' ':-'. v..' h::d to ott-r liC!crf-
. . cuurse, scenery, fresh air J
" .'"','-;.- v ifr. Kut ta' e fme t-'
';.i'-h; dav of good highways
7 ..;,',,;-at: "n. h -w many places
van :ind with the same thing tej
i,'" very few towns of this size
" -: -olf course one-tidrd as fne
, ',!,-. nn-ssi.-n.' but iigurj ' xu(
.;.," Uke ' I -an-.; lot it goa'
I ti-nre ihat the deprcsiot
ones, smaller ones ,jf p
large a roll in our pn,-
fore, the DEPRESSION"
Dr. R. H. Strecher, ,
doctor, is giving warning
be to reckon with vrhr
awarded the winner e'
Haywood County rv
Tournament, to be he'd s-
May.
Overheard (it the ( m-
Visiting golfer 3c
any water hazards ot
Caddy Yes sir t,
back of the bain.
The women mmtbc
ntsville Country iTt
get busy and po'i?h
, lso their go'f gamo
intercity match with
ville clubs, at n:i car'.
f f.
The lie:
ye-yi', am
not end i
Mr. an
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SAUNOOK ITEMS
There are five dlefinite rules, which
if followed strictly, will nearly al
wavs bring success with red clover,
These five rules as outlined by tnos
S. Rlir e"te"sion agronomist at
State College, are: .
Blrt- be cer'nin that the soil is
swreet enough for the crop. This
means liming at tne rate oi - i
to the acre for tfhe average soil. ,
but, soils which have been well limed ,
may be kept seot by much -mailer ,
applications, applied every -four or
five years. I
Second, use the right kind of see I. ,
The germination of these seed should
be at least 85 per cent and the puruy
at least 98 per cent There should,
be no obnoxious weed seeds such as
plantain and dodder. It is prefera-,
ble that the send ' e rw l" tor ort-r-
em part of the United Sates. Home
grown -er-d a'! ri-nt if c ran T !
fore;gn-grown seed son mo,
Many apples are still being sold
from the numerous apple houses.
Some are taken to the nearby towns
by truck while many are sold
in small lots to motorists. .
Mr. Ray Cogdill and Mr. Hartsel
Hawkins went to Knoxville Monday
to sell a truck load of apples. Also
last Thursday Mr. John Sparks and
Mr Walter Hawkins went to Mor
ristown for the same purpose.
I ,r ,- frinndq ill thlS SCC-
tion was the recent marriage of Miss
Gertdude Plemmons to Mr. Norman
Burgess.
Mrs ' Tilda 'Hambey has moved to her
new home here.
Rev, Thomas Frwin preached at tne
church here Sunday. . . . ,
Mr O T. Arrington visited friends
in 'Waynesville during the past week
end Mr Edgar Rhinehart recently vis
ited friends in Gay N.C.
, i0 ..r av ' ciT- has return
ed t- he' home in S'okmont
.: . tn. t-Kio Rortion m-
r'udcl: Mis, Arhe Lindsay and M
Blanche Arrington of I nkn and
Mrs Hub Liurneu aim
G.bson of Wayneslle, Mr. Ton Ma-
Mr. '"Knst l'artn and s n. .oa.
"Mi- Greene came hdme Friday!
ni.'h and started early Saturday
morni"" to Cullowhee school, which ,
will not close till her school begins m
September.
There was a real good Sunday
school on White Oak Sund n;- There
was a very large crowd. They have
new song books, and Mr. 1. i
Messer is song leader.
The children of White Oak are
delighted to have their teacher, Mrs.
stove Fertruson back, after being in
the hospiital.
r- tik0 nnMfPtt. Mr- Herbert
Hunter- and Arlo Hunter from Vhite
Oak were at Kiversiae m uie iiu
mencement of the school Friday night
1 crnnH time.
Mr. Wayne Bramlett was a visitor
with Mr. Hobert Uuckcu aunuay.
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COVE CREEK
an :r
ivu r-.a
ersectio
maximum
U.. Kv,I ..Vl
r
Sf
w
-hi
sight nermitt
Mtl
in double
it an an-
not
as b
ne of
ructi
2. Thou shalt not park
line at any time or place.
irilt not nark
r!e except on streets n suuieien
width to permit two channels in eaov
tirection and only where stalls have
et,f, marked oT bv lanes
4 Thou shalt not park where it
restr-rts snace avail"ble for movinc
traffic below that necessary way for
two-wav simultaneous movament, usu
ally 20'feet.
f.- Thou shalt not park on the im
proved travelable portion uf the high
wav in rural districts.
6. Thou shalt not park opposite
street car tracks unless a full ten
;o ovaildhli fir moving
IUUo IrtllC .........
traffic between the rail and the parked
cars. ,
7 Thou shalt not park on the school
side of the street adjacent to the
r-rtViAi-vl Vitt i t r? l Tier
c -Thnn chi Tint narK aa ui't'iu l-
viiir. pnrvpo. whonover it reduces
11111,3 ' L
;..-.! mum visnaij
Ked obstructions.
l:e.-'c commnndents are i.
be safetv and usefuines:
swill be 'vastly ir.-reased
of our
Old Maid-Ssh!I hear burg-i
iar:
t .., ,, one vutci., ikv ,"
First one No. The row fill; bath
robe.
Neuritis Misery !
Quickly Stopped
Doctor's Prescription Enables Her
to Run Upstairs
Magic-like relit! irom
h torturm calns of
neurltli. rheumatism
nd lumBago h oeen
ven thousands who
Dii.dn.MR a doc-
ir' prescription Bo
i-rtaln are- the results
l.h.r if first 3 dnses
1on't drive out pains,
money 111 be refund
rd Works differently
I df 'sfrimlL. from other medicines
l6P: SSksf WEatwliwause It eontnlns no
;. .,-c or opiates Why underKo neea
less pain another hour? Your drusirUt
lill gladlv tell you about this amauni"
prescription that stop Pln so quickly.
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THE .V.ir'.V', -'
: Abducted from .his fa:'::
And a loving inutltcr's c
: A little child of tender
' Was snatched forth t:
: lair.
Jn humble grief, an in
V."j br-arcl o'er ah the .1
And in other countries!;
Throughout the wide ea:
Oh little babe, the nati
Whose f-tver br;(ved A
And Mifelv reached the
Then all proclaimed the
Oh little lamb, first of tlx
m iiiominh. snot or sinfu!
Are you a precious sacnSe
The march oi crime,
shame?
Your little curly head m
Our eyes are iuiea
tears;
r Wn' sun. are vou
A child of destiny, quell
Of n-wful crime's Het
Which brings to us a fes
May God this hideous sin
To break its power in e ;
wmmmmmmmmmamm HsaiMBtMiiiiiiiii tm,m
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Sirv ce Shoe Shop
Main Street Waynesville, N. C.
A Man Struck A Match To See If The Gasoline Tank In His Au
tomobile Was Empty. It Wasn't!
A Man Patted A Strange Bulldog On The Head To See If It Was
Affectionate. It Wasn't!
A Man Speeded Up To See If He Could Beat A Train To A
Crossing. He Couldn't!
A Man Touched An Electric Wire To See If It V . Charged. It
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A Man Cut Out His Advertising To See If II dd Save Money.
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