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Page 8 THURSDAY APPTT THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER SCHOOLS COME TO END OF YEAR WITH 66 RE CEIVING DIPLOMAS (Continued from page 1) ance this year, having 21 neither absent nor tardy during the entire year. There were 15 others that were absent only 1 or 2 days, it was said. All the teachers have been re-elected again lor the next year, they are, Thos. Reeves, principal and teacher of .Oth and Gth grades, Miss Elene Fisher, ;!rd and -1th grades and Miss Louie Medford, 1st and 2nd grades. Music for the commencement pro pram wj furnished by II. S Shelton, Strectcr Frye, C'lill' Moore, Orvil Cog dill, I'rcd Farmer, and Chas. Duckett. The students that have been neither absent nor tardy for the year are: F'rankie (luy, Homier Kabb, Mildred Rhinehart, Robert Davis, Bessie AT- rington, Margaret Sparks, Fred Swayngini, Clarence Arrington, Clif ford Stiles, Dorothy Scruggs, Geneva Kvensoji, Mania Arrington, Jim Kvenson, Routh Trull, Ted Arrington, Ruth Cuy, John Trull, Mary Eliza beth Rhinchart, Susie Arrington, Jack Rabb, Karle Arrington. Judge Wm. H. Smathers Former Local Resident Honored In New Jersey Winners In Milk Cam paign Contest Given Total Of $20 In Prizes LXKij; I'l.AY WKLL UFA KIVKD WILL I'.K Rhl'L'ATK!) .V.'A'A' ULLK Tile plays that were presented by the Seniors of the Waynesville Town -hi )) High School on Monday evening were of unusual interest to the audi ence. This year, instead of the usual full length play, three one act plays were chosen. There was, however, a predominated Ihciiii- in the three plays, a patriotic note thr-nigfiout. The first play, "The Loyal Venture," took p'ace ' before the Revolutionary War and dealt with piracy and smug gling. This was an interesting study of a young country i en the colonies had nil love for the English rule. Willard Moody was convincing as the pi raw-. iill i revost seemed to Ik thoroughly at .home as the landlord. 'enjoying it fully. Milas Ferguson anil Walter 1 ratios were well east in their oiirts and Hamilton Akers did one of the strongest hits of acting as tb fhipwrecked captain. Irene Galloway iind Marcus McCracken also did well in their parts. In contrast to the lirst play was the dignity of "Little Lady Dresden. Colonial costumes added to the charm of this second presentation. James Harden Howell had much poise as Lafayette, while Sam Cabe showed a remarkable resemblance to'. .George Washington, It was a pity that Wash ington wasn't more in evidence Helen Medford was attractive as Joan and Nellie Mehaffey and Jewel Ilipps looked lovely in their costumes. Har riet Morrison, Marie Plott, Harold Haynes, Glenn Massey, and Carl Ratcliff completed the cast all doing their parts well. The last play, "White Aster?," was a drama of the heroism of two gen erations. Bill P revost was outstand ing in his portrayal of the Cor.fed erate veteran. This was one of the finest pieces of acting in the entire bill. Evelyn Morgan also gave a line sympathetic performance, first as a child enjoying the excitement, of a birthday party and then as a young woman whose (ianco returned from France, blind. Joe Helmick was good in the part of the young soldier. Doris Messer, Belle Bright and Paul Davis added to the group. Paul Davis' cor onet solo was a feature of this piay. These plays were presented under the direction of Miss Betsey Lane Quinlan, who is a graduate of Leland Powers'. School of the Spoken Word in Boston. She has recently returned from Chapel Hill where she has been working with the Carolina P!i.ymak ers both in acting and directing. The settings were excellent. The scene in the- tavern? in the: first play was rniarkable nr. J the gartL'n Kcene m the last prese:ir it ion was lovely. The costumes an I lighting were most effective Due to heavy rain? on the evening of this performance a number of peo ple were kept away. For this reason these plays will he repeated next week at the Waynewood theatre and it is hoped that the public will co operate with the Senior Class and a large audience will In? present William IL Smathers, Judge of the Common Pleas Court of Atlantic county, winner of the l'J.'lO Kivanis Good Deeds Award, and cutstanding Democrat of this county, is ! member of one of the most oro'nincnt famines of the old South. .He vu-; b'.;rn in Waytiesville, North Care'im, Jaiiu nry 7. the son of Benjamin I'f'iikhn and Laura Sma'aevs. ills early education u-, trained hi the public schools of Waynesville, fol loivng which ho oonti,m:'d studies at Washington and Lee University. L' w:'s vT.viuaU'd in 1912 wi'.h an LI.. I!, degree. Judge Smathers lirst cmie to At lantic City in l'.)V- ,'wo mo'ith-' after alter having been ad milieu to the nar of North Carolina, His coming hen was partly due to the efforts of his brother Frank, win ha 1 a :!ou,:shmg law practice and who himself served nine years as Judge tliu District Court. The young lawyer attached himself to the ollice of Endicott & Endicott. His able legal work attracted fa vorable attention, and wnvn a va n:icy occurred on the Atlantic coun'y eenrh in 1 II22, Governor Edward U'l,;lv;ud appointed him to the po.-i,.. Nine months later, at the expiration of his term, he was re-appointed by Govern or George S. Sil'.er for a full term o!' live years. He was at that time the youngest judge in the State. Govern or A. Harry Moore emulated his pre decessors by appointing hiiii, s.u that now; lie is one o tile two onimon Plea juilges of the. county. .fudge Smathers has acquired a rep utation for strict law enforcement and Inn aided in 1hc instil button of many reform-' in this county. One of his many accomplishments has been to aid delinquent boys. Ho was one of the sponsors of the Atlantic county Detention Home movement at Egg Harbor. In 11)24 ho began active cam paign for the establishment of this home and was given the unanimous backing of local civic and Xraterni al organizations, with the result that the Board -.of. Freeholders approved the plan and appropriated funds for its construction. Judge Smathers also advocated work for county prisoners and through his and Sheriff Conway's efforts ,a "road gang" was organized. These prisoners are paid for this work ayid the money forwarded to their dependents during their term in jail. Although he finds little time aside from his judicial du ties fo other affairs, he is interested himself in banking, and was one of the organizers of the Ventnor Trust Com pany. He later became affiliated with The Seaside Trust Company, lie is also a director of the Guarantee Trust Company. Judge Smathers was married Oc tober, 10,191c,. to Syd Brady, daugh-1 tef of Joseph A. and Margaret Brady, of this city. They have five children, three girls and two boys. He is affil iated with the B. P. O. Elks, Atlantic City Kiwanis Club. His recreations Bar Association and Atlantic Announcement was made thir week of the winners in the Milk-For-IIealth campaign that was sponsored by the state board of health and civic or ganizations throughout the state seve ral weeks ago. Prizes were offered at the begin ning of the campaign to the school children of the county that would make the be,-t poster, the best rhyme, and the best essay. A total of $20 was donated bo be given to the winners bv the civic clubs here and in Canton. The following were declared win ners and will receive a check in a lew days from E. I.. Ilinton, county sani tary officer. Best Essay, Margaret McKay Mor rison, $7.50, Central Elementary school V aynesv.Ue. Best poster, high school, Elizabeth Francis.. $3. Waynesville. Best poster, graded school, Ruth Anders, $5, Morning Star. Best milk rhyme, Harmon Rogers, $2.50, Hazel wood. Many school children took part in the contest and the judges had quite a task to select the most outstanding. The best essay and posters will be sent to Raleigh, and entered m the state contest. teachers ol the dif ferent schools acted as judges for the contest. Candidate Cards For Tax Collector . I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Tax Collector of Haywood County, subject to the wi.-hes of the voters of the Democratic Party ia the June Primary. Your support will be appreciuteu, Bryan Medford Waynesville Route 2. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce myself as a can didate for County Commissioner, sub ject to the wishes of the voters in the June Primarv of the Democratic Party.the I will ' appreciate your support and vote. Lee Ferguson FOR CHAIRMi BOARD COMMISSION I herehv nnn.n,. wuu,,, For Tax Collector J. H. Howell INTERESTING FACTS TOLD OF HOSPITAL (Continued from page 1) administer its affairs. An analysis of these figures will convince any thinking and reasonable person of the utter fallacy of the idea that "a tax payer has the right to lemand free hospital service. The aim of the hospital service at the lowest possible cost consistent with efficient service, the Board of Trus tess and the management arc laboring faithfully and earnestly to that end, and their efforts deserve the heartiest co-operation of every citizen of the county. If a deserving person is un able to pay the whole cost of the ser vice there is a means provided through the Duke Endowment whereby he can be helped. The deaf ear has never been turned to' any deserving person assailed by sickness and misfortune, the hospital has been a great thing for the county, its being here has proba bly saved many lives, it deserves the the support and co-operation of every citizen. The hospital cannot be maintained unless its patients pay for their ser vices. The county has built and equipped this modern plant thereby her citizens may get hospitalization at reasonable cost but if this cost of maintenance is not paid what would become of this wonderful institution? It would mean a vacant building and modern equipment rusting from disuse. Now as to the second phase the amount of taxes one pays to the hos pital fund. The rate this year is three cents per hundred dollars valuation, thus in case of an average man with a $4,000 taxable valuation pays into the j hospital fund only $1.20. It would be wonderful if the county could go into the health and accident insurance bus- mess and for only $1.20 a year insure a man against all hospital and medical expenses in case of illness or accident of himself or any member of his fam ilybut the county would go bankrupt. try any insurance company and see what it would cost you for such insurance. These facts arc set forth with the incere hope that all of the leading citizens may grasp more fully thoir obligation to this great institution for good in our midst and help dispell the idea among their lesser informed neighbors that just because the county built the hospital- not maintaining it they hafe the right to expect free hospital service. About .')." per cent of the tobacco plant bols in the main tobacc grow ing counties of western Carolina are infected with the blue mold disease. Flea beetles are also causing damage. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE Under and by virtue of power and authority contained in that certain deed of trust, dated March 20th, 1930, and recorded in Look 27, Page 103. Haywood County Registry, and exe cuted by Jacob L. Donaldson and wife, to the North Carolina Lank and Trust Company, Trustee, default having beenflnade in the payment of the in debtedness secured thereby, whereby tho entire amount of said indebted ness became due and payable arid de mand having been made by the holder of said noto upon tho trustee named therein to advertise and sell tho prop, erty described in said deed of trust, the undersigned will offer for sale for cash at public auction at the Court house door in Waynesville Haywood County, N. C, at noon on Wednesday. May 18th. 1932, the following described real estate: Hounded on the West by the lands of It. L, Wells, now W. S. Pipes, on the North by Ilenson Cove Road; and on the East by the lands or 1!. r Murray, on the South by the lands of h F. Murray; and more particularly described as follows: UEGINNINU at a stake in the cent er of the Henson Cove Road, North east of said I!. F. Murray's new dwel ling house, and runs with said road two calls: South 70 30' West, b.88 poles; iSouth 64 West 6 poles to stake: samP being tho northwest corn er or the small tract conveyed by R, I" W'ells and wile to the said H, F Murray; then with the line of said tract South 19 East 6.C0 poles to stake; then North 67 15' East 8 poles to a stake; then North 10 15' East 7. 1 6 pules to the beginning. Contain ing 67 square rods, more or less, and being a part of lots Nos. 5 and 6. of the survey made by W. II. Hargrove tor rj. r. lr. Murray, deceased, in 1906. AND BEING the same lr.nd describ. ed in a Deed from V. F. Murray, and wile, to Jacob b Donaldson, dated March 25, 1929, and also being the same land described in a niaD of J. C. Haynes, Surveyor, which said man is now on file in the oftict1 -A John H. Manning, Commissioner of the World War Veterans Loan Fun I attache,! to the abstracted of Jacob L Donaldson. to which reference is hereby made. This, the 13th day of Ap:il, 1932. NORTH CAROLINA LANK AND TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE HY: H, M. Corbett. Vice President'. TERMS OF SALE CASH PLACE OF SALE COURTHOUSE DOOR, WAYNESVILLE. N. C. TIME OF SALE NOON, WEDNES DAY, MAY 18th, 1932. Apr 21-28 May 5-12.c For Representative j I am a candidate for Representative ifrom Haywood County. I hereby announce my.-elf a candi- j Your support will be appreciated by date for the ollice of TAX COL-1 representing your interest to the best LECTOR of Havwood Countv, subject: of my ability. to the Democratic primary to be held in June. Your support will be ;- f predated. Rowe B. Howe!! For Representative ! I hereby announce myself a candi-j date for the nomination cn the Dem- ocratic ticket for the office of Repru-l sentative. of Haywood county, sub ject to the action of the Democratic party in the June primary. Any sup port given me will be appreciated. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1 hereby announce myself as candi date for County Commissioner, sub Vet to the wishes of the voters in the June Primary of the Democratic Party I will appreciate any support given me. Grover Rogers R.M. Leatherwood j For Tax Collector For Tax CoJIecto I hereby announce mv-plf a candi date for TAX COLLECTOR for Hay wood County subject to the voters in the Democratic prima. y in June. Any support given me will bo appreciated J. C. Welch FOR QUICK SEIiLINiC Let the want ad column of The MonBtaineer prove its ability as a speedy and efficient sales meHnat. For Tax Collector I hereby announce myself as a can dictate for Tax Collector of Haywood County, subject to the wishes of the voters of the Democratic Party in the June rrimary. Your' support will be appreciated. Lee V. Rogers Clyde. N. C. Rt. No. For Tax Collector I hereby announce myself as candi date for Tax Collector of Haywood County, subject to the wishes of the voters in the June primary of the Democratic party. Any support given me will be appreciated. Hugh Rogers Crabtree, N. C. For State Senate I hereby announce myself a can didate for the State Senate for this disrict, subject to: the Democratic primary in June. Any support given me will be appreciated. J. R. Boyd FOR Register of Deeds I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Register of Deeds of this county, subject to the wishes of the Democratic primary in June. Any support given me will be appreciated. Robert E. Owen Route 2. I I hereby announce myself as candi J date 'for Tax Collector for Haywood IfYiiinfv in thn Juno Prinmrv T Vinv been working and supporting the Democratic party for 50 years and any support given rno will be appre ciated. R.S Cormm CANTON aate ior nomniat:.. Board of C,,n',V wood county accord of the voters in tho mary in June. I n,,' man of the board a"r your vote and sUri:,,', to this place 'It. T JO.VATH., P-'t FOR CHAIRMf BOAnn'oV COMMISSION for i '-ii'.-i I am a candidal Chairman of the sioners snliin,.t , Primary in June j "(,,,. voters of Hay wood (V..j--er of Deeds and on tho V'l missioners for a t-i feel that the peon'., j .'..' fitness for tho oil will be appreciate.! Geo.C CTA'i' For Tax CoEe lin.K.. ticieuy amiuunce nv oate ior lax Co er-tn.- County subject to the'- voters in th0 June 1 democratic l'arty. I any BuiJiioit jriven me wis" ima; FOR COUNTY C03IMISSI0NER I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Commissioner subject to the wishes of the voters in the Democratic Primary, June 4th. Your support will be appreciated. Frank Davis FOR Register Of Deeds I hereby announce myself as candi date for nomination for Register of Deeds of this county in the June Pri mary of the Democratic Party. I will appreciate any support given me. Chas. B. McCrarry FINES CREEK Luciousli LAKE JUXAL' FOR CHAIRMAN TJOARDOF COMMISSION I am a candidate for cl the Board of Commissions wood County, subject to th the voters in the Juno Prin Demoiratc piarty. I will your support and influence, cted will serve the citizens of my ability. Jarvis T, 0 LAKE JUXAL For Tax Collector I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Tax Collector of Haywood County, subject to the wishes of the voters of the Democratic Partv in the June Primary. Your support will be appreciated. W. A. Moore Pigeon Township FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I am a candidate for nomination for meniDer ot trie county Board of Com missioners, to succeed mvself. snhiiwt X. t. . , . - to uie wisnes 01 ine voters in the June Primary, of the Democratic Party. I will appreciate any upnort eriven me. anu 11 nominaiea win endeavor tn work at all times for the hest interpsf of the citizens of this county. Jarvis II. Allison WAYNESVILLE Anitl -Palo Pills When you are suffering HEADACHE and NEURALGIA Use Dr. Miles' Anti - Pain PiU3 for prompt relief. Muscular Pains and Functional Pains even those so severe that they are mistaken for Rheumatism, Sci atica, Lumbaeo are relieved quick ly by Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills. 25 for 25 cent You want prompt relief. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills relieve the pains for which we recommend them. They do not upset the stom ach, cause constipation, or leave unpleasant after effects. A package in your medicine cab inet, pocket, or handbag, means fewer aches and pains, greater en joyment, more efficient work, less loss of time. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills have been used with success for thirty years. Get them at your drug store For State Senate I hereby announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the State Senate from the Thirty-second Senatorial District W.R. Francis FOR COUNTY Commissioner I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election for County Commissioner in the June primary, of the Democratic party. I will appreciate any support given me. P. V. Massey For Representative I am a candidate to sneeppd T r FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I am a candidate for nomination for the board of commissioners, subject i-u nm wishes oi ine uemocrats m the June Primary. I have served on the board two terms and will appreciate any support Driven me for reelection. W.H.Henderson CANTON For Coroiu I hereby announce my? date for nomination of C Haywood county, subject to of the voters in the Juno thfl Democratic party. I hi blemished record as a loyal and your votes and influen greatly appreciated by me Luther RMi CANTO FOR Register Of Deeds I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Register of Deeds of Hay wood County, subject to the wishes of the Democratic Primary, June 4th. I : will appreciate any support given me, and if elected will serve the peo ple to the best of my ability. Edwin Haynes FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER T 1. 1 . . i nereoy announce myself as candi- uaix. ior commissioner of Haywood county, subject to the wishes of the TOters m the June Primary I have served on the board for io years, although not at present a member of the board. Any support given me will be appreciated. Asbury Howell WAYNESVILLE For Tax Collector a "iou"ce mysetr as a cat- as Representative from Havwiwt didate for Tax .CnWi tr-.. county. I wUl appreciate anv sunort i County, subject to t.h no. rrivon tma . T Tk.v . i, " x ure eieciea i win serve best of my ability, R. E. Ilipps 'ictiate any supon auuject va the wishes of the J npe Primary. If , voters in the Democratic Primary in e the people to the Vune- 1 1 appreciate your vot-nA FOR Register Of D I hereby announco mvself didate for Register of )oh wood County, subject to the the voters in the Democrat! in June. Your vote and influence v predated. Claude D. Me Lake Jui FOR Register Of D( ,1 hereby announce that I ; didate for nomination for R Deeds, subject to the wish voters in the June Primary. and, support will be apprecu David Tui An? i'f t FOR COUNTY COMJHSSIONER I hereby announce myself as a j:jx- t i . . . uiuai xoi- county commissioner in the in.luence, appreciate your vote and John B. Best CRABTREE TOWNSHIP FOR Board of Education I herebv - -. wuMAtv III V SHIT Q n nrl i ante n o ,x. . June Primary, subject to the '2iug cratic Party. 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