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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER v
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
PHONE 137
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AT THE HOTEL WAYNE SV I LLE
Among the summer guests an
nounced at the Hotel Waynesville are
the following: Mrs. W.H.Hunt and
Mr. and Mrs. Ry Seawell, of Newber
ry, South Carolina; Mr. and Mrs. C.
C. Robbins, of High Point; Mr. and
Mrs. F. D. Turnbull, of Charlotte;
Mr. E. C. Ball, of Charlotte; Mr. K
E. Barnes, of Atlanta, Georgia; Mr,
MRS. RAY HONORS
MRS RAYMOND
Charming in every detail will
be the bridge luncheon given today
by Mrs. Wilford Ray at the home of
her mother, Mrs. F, E. Alley,' honor
ing Mrs. L. L.Raymond, who leave
next week for her home in New York
City. Mrs Raymond has been a pop
L. B Walling and daughter, of Lees-!ular gsts at the Hotel Gordon this
l,,,.- TTlWlo . M fl W HAHan artri u,l '
daughter, of Jacksonville, Florida;
Mrs. R. L. Furse, Misses Eunice and
Carolyn Furse, and Mr. R. F. Furse,
of Monticello, Georgia; and Mr.
George F. Anderson, of Philadelphia.
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Miss Annie Albright, who has been
attending summer school at Columbia
University in New York City, return
ed to her home Sunday. Miss Albright
motored home with two friends, Misa
Louise English and Miss Jane Coman,
of New Jersey, who are her guests
at her home here.
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Mrs. S. P. Gay and young son, Park
er, left Tuesday for Newport, Ten
nessee where they will visit Mrs.
Gay's sister, Mrs. W. M. Crawford,
and Mr. Crawford. They will also
visit relatives in Greenville, Tenn.
CONTRACT PARTIES HOLD IN
TEREST AT GORDON
Mrs. Angus C. Craft entertained at
the Hotel Gordon with the regular
contract bridge party for the guests,
on Tuesday evening.
Five Table were in play. Mr. Carl
H. Knappe of Daytona Beach, Florida
won high score prize and Mr. C. D.
Wynne of Jacksonville, Florida won
low score pirize. Light refreshments
were served at the end of the game.
Those playing were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles D. Wynne, Mr. and Mrs. Aus
tin Williamson, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Vinson, of Jacksonville; Mrs. C.
J. Felber, of Miami ; Mr. R. R. Adams,
of Greenville, S. C ; Mrs. W. S. Clark,
Miss Rena Clark, and Miss Lossie
Taylor, of Tarboro; Mrs. L. L. Ray
mond, of New York; Mrs. Joseph S.
Loeb and Miss Sarah Loeb, of New
Orleans ; Mrs. M. F. Beaty, of Miami ;
Mr. Carl H, Knappe, of Daytona
Beach; Mrs. J. R. Morgan, of Mem
phis; and Mrs. Lew E. Brown, of St.
Petersburg,
Total Current
Capital Assets
Accured Interest on
Sewer Assessments Receivable
Accured Interest on Same
Total
Notes Payable-Fire Engine
Vouchers Payable
Judgements Payable ... ,
Customers Light and Water Deposits
RECENT ARRIVALS AT GORDON
HOTEL
Recent arrivals at Hotel Gordon
have been announced as follows: Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Wagner, New YoTk;
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. S. Loeb, New Or
leans; Miss Sara Loeb, New Orleans;
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Wyne, Jack,
sonville; Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wilson,
Dillon, S.C.; Mr. and Mr.?. W. P.
Paylor. Knoxville; Mrs. Ella M.
Spragg, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs
Clifford Benson. Mr. and Mrs. M. D
Slaughter. Miami: Mrs. Frank Oriol,
Misses Ethel and Claire Oriol, New
Orleans; Mr. Charles Nichols, Char
lotte; Mr. and Blake' Edmund, Col
umbia; Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Woods,
Mrs. M. A. Woods, Jacksonville; Mr
and Mrs. H. E. Ensminter, East St,
Louis, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Vinson,
Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. Franci3
H. Knauff. Westfield, N. J.'.Mrs. J..H
Anderson, Raleigh; Mrs. L. E. Mc-
Guire, West Palm Beach; Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Williamson, Jr., Jacksonville;
Mrs. J as. H. Harkey, Atlanta; Mr.
Gordon L. Pruden, Clayton, N. C;
Mis& Rea Warren. Columbia; Mrs.
Chas. Lv Fries,' Punta Gorda, Florida;
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Chapman, Dublin,
Ga.; Mr. R. W. Simpson, Stamford,
Conn ; Mr. G. R. Dendy, Mr. W. S.
Tutwiler, M.r. W. S. Tutwiler, Jr.,
Miss Frances Wells, Mr. E. I). How
crton, Atlanta; Captain and Mrs.
Tomey., U. S. A., Cynthiana. Ky.;
Mr. Pritcliard W. Ferguson, Atlanta;
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Morgan, Miss Dor
othy Morgan, Memphis; Miss Rosslyn
McGord Nashville; Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Harris, Cochran, Ga,; Miss Vir
ginia Harris, Cochran. Ga.; Mr. H.
C. Harbison, Atlanta; Mr. G, F, Har
ris, Lexington ; Mr. and Mrs, P. F.
Walker, Cincinnati; General and
Baroness Von Below, Washington,
D. C; Mr. P. F. Warlick, Mr, and
Mrs, Jennings Adams, Macon, Ga.
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GUESTS AT THE AUGER HOME
Guests at the Adgor Homo this
week are as follows: M. and Mrs.
N. V. Maxwell, Miss Lucile Maxwell,
Mrs. Clara M. Plum.ner, Mrs. Lucy
F. Antenen, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Dus
enbery and daughter, Jane, a79j-Mrs.
Vernon Hawthorne and children, of
Miami, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Kock, of Carol Gables, Fla.; Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Vissering and daugh
ter, of Babson Park, Fla.; Mrs. Le-
Roy Cotter and son. Roy, of Tampa,
Fla.: Mrs. W. E. Newgey, of Rich
mond, Va.; Mrs. McGee, and chil
dren, of Spartanburg, S. C; Mrs. W.
O. Hiatt and son, Billy, and Mrs. A.
C. Cherry, of Savannah, Ga.; Mr.
Jack Smith, of Nashville, Tenn.; Miss
Dorothy Nelson, Miss Dorothy Schaf
fer, of New Orleans, La.; Miss Betty
Ryan, of Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. M. E.
Swicegood, of Asheville; Mr. and
Mrs. John R. Woodward, and Mrs.
Edgar N, Thompson, of Columbia, S.
C,
. . .
Mr." Edwin Howell, who has been
spending his vacation with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A.Howell, left
Monday for his home in Providence,
Rhode Island. He was accompanied
as far as New York by his sister, Mrs.
Nina Howell Darck, who has been vis
iting her parents, for the past few
months.
trtD ' tmt.mt TlPAiitifiil home, cor
ner of Haywood and Gudger streets,
all modern conveniences, at sacnuce
rent. Furnished or not furnished,
Vnotan and iramcA. Will ha rented
Sinias and gladioli and other sum
mer flowers were chosen to carry out
a color scheme of yellow and white
in decorating the home. . Mrs. Ray
mond with nine intimate friends will
be seated at the large table in the
dining room. This table will be cen
tered with a lovely bowl of flowers in
yellow and white shades. Other guests
will be seated at email tables, lne
chosen color motif will be artistically
carried out in the luncheon appoint
ments. Tiny yellow crepe paper
chairs will be used as place cards and
small umbrellas will be placed in the
center of the ice. Miniature yellow
birds holding mints will decorate the
glasses. Mints and nuts in attrac
tive containers and talleys vill furth
er the color note. 1 '
Contract bridge will be played at
four tables following the luncheon
after which the holder of . the high
score will receive' a luncheon set. Mrs.
Raymond will be presented with a
remembrance of the occasion.
Mrs. Ray's guests will" W-Mrs.
Raymond, Mrs. Roy Campbell, Mrsj
T. L. Gwyn, Mrs. L. M. Richeson, Mrs.
Lauriston Hardin, Mrs. J, W. Seaver,
Mrs. William Shoolbred, Mrs. Wil
liam Kimberly, Mrs. C. C. White, Mrs.
Rolph Bell, of Jefferson City, Ten
nessee, Mrs. Francis Massie, Mrs. F.
E. Alley, Jr., Mrs. Carol Bell, Mrs.
Frank Bell, Mrs. Roy Francis, Mrs.
Alvin Ward, and Miss Betsey Lane
Quinlan.
MISS BARBER HOSTESS
A charming buffet supper was given
Friday evening by Miss Mary Barber
at her home on Love Lane, in honor
of her guest, Mr, Dave Sinclair, of
Wilmington.
The home was effectively arranged
for the party with lovely summer
flowers. The guests were entertain
ed with bridge during the evening'
Miss Barber's guests were Miss
Dorothy Lane, Miss Elizabeth Nor
man, of , Griffin, Georgia, Miss ' Vir
ginia Welch, Miss Eleanor Bushnell,
Mr. Dave Sinclair. Mr. Woodson.
Purcell, Mr. Aaron Prevost, Mr. Ben Interest on Bonds and Notes
aioan, and Mr. 'Richard Barber. Sinking Fund Appropriation
' TOWN OF WAYNESVILLE, NORTTH CAROLINA
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET
i At June 30, 1932
' ' .' '.'''.' ASSETS
. Current Assets
Cash In Hand Treasurer, Currant Funds .
Sinking Funds
Meter Deposits
1927 Tax Sales
1928 Tax Sales -
1929 Tax Sales
1930 Tax Sales -
1930 Uncollected Taxes -
1931 Uncollected Taxes -
Court Costs Receivable -;
Water Account, Southern Assembly
Water Account, Town of Hazelwood
Current Water and Light Accounts
Privilege Taxes Receivable
Alloted Taxes in Hands of Town Attorney
Collected Taxes in Hands Tax Collector
Bank Account-'Meter Deposits --
THURSDAY. ATTctt
12,136.57
1,385.17
1,500.00
763.60
80480
3,560.30
6,009.02
2,137.99
19,687.21
488.40
1,683.50
1,011.80
3,513.36
177.6(5
49.80
1,027.89
47.64
Assets . 55'984'75
i i oo 1 sft m
Paving Assessments 'Receivable - .q'n',2 00
bame - - enem
6.406.13
2,325.60
Capital Assets ? 186,934.16
Property Assets Knoaqqa';
Water System ? ffiuOOO
Electric Light System -.- - 2K?n
Sewer System - M.2M.J0
Real Estau - VAiZ
Equipment - 72980000
Improvements .-- - - 79,8uu.uu
Total Property Assets - $1,575,968.67
TOTAL ASSETS $1,818,887.58
LIABIUTIES
Bond Anticipation Notes Payable 3?'59-,2
1,785.72
7,235.16
9,222.26
1,547.64
Total Current Liabilities : $ 57,290.78
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS - - - $ 531,000.00
SURPLUS
Current Fund Surplus $ 0,115.64
Sinking Fund Suliplus - 1,800.59
Capital Surplus'-- $1,222,680.57 $1,230,596.80
TOTAL LIABILITIES & SURPLUS ... . $1,818,887.58
TOW1X OF WAYNESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA "r
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
For Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1932 !
DEBT SERVICE FUND ':"
Receipts
Transfer from Sinking Fund - . . $
Sewer Assessments
Street Assessments . .
From Water Fund'--- : --
From Light Fund . --,
Interest on Deposits ,
Profit on purchase of bonds
TAXES
15,000.00
81.00
14.925.17
9,952.63
20,054.00
19.50
191.67
31,417.23
Total Receipts ----- .
Deduct: Expenditures
Bond Maturities .; $ 50,000.00
- 37,040.06
. 6,431.97
$ 91,641.20
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MOHAWK SHEETS AND CASES
- 69c
- 79c
42 X 36 MOHAWK PILLOW CASES 22c
81 X 90 MOHAWK SHEETS
81 X 99 MOHAWK SHEETS
FOXCROFT SHEETS AND CASES
55c
60c
65
-70c
Size 63 x 90 .
Size 72 x 90 .
Size 81 x 90 .
Size 81 x 99 ,
42x36
PILLOWCASES
19c
All Foxcroft Sheets and Cases guaranteed for 1000 days 'i
wear. Full Sizes, Weight, and Count.
COMPLETE LINE OF WIDE SHEETINGS BOTH UNBLEACHED AND
. BLEACHED
Rippelete Bed Spreads
95c'
BLANKETS
()EJC Per Pair and Up
COTTON IS ADVANCING. BUY NOW BEFORE MARKET GOES UE
T1 TH TTTi 0
Pepsirtment Store
Commissions
Notes
. . , 6Lgl ,
"-r ' 1,785.72
Total Expenditures . 95.319.r5
DEFICIT, June 30, 1932 - '....
SINKING FUNDS
Receipts
Balance, July 1, 1931
1927-28-29-30 Taxes .. .... ---
Appropriation from Debt Service Fund -
Total Receipts
Deduct: Expenditures """"
Transfer to Debt Service Fund to pay Term Bond matuprie
during year
BALANCE, Jun,. 30, 19S2
NOTE FUND
Balance in Hands Treasurer, July 1, 1931 ..
Receipts , :
Expenditures : - -
BALANCE. June 30, 1932
GENERAL FUND
Receipts
Unexpended Balance July 1, 1931 ...
Privilege Taxes --,
Costs from Mayor's Court
Sale Cemetery IvOts - -
Court Costs from Ilaywood County ,
Transfer from Cemetery Fund . .
Miscellaneous revenue ,
TAXES
Total Receipts . ..
Deduct: Expenditures
Salaries Mayor and Board Aldermen . S
Salary Town Clerk --,
Salary Treasurer
Salaries: Fire Department
Salaries Police Dept. .1 -
Rent ,
Legal and Court Costs
Advfcrti-siri,' . , :
Aid and Donations
Insurancp
Tax Roll
Health - Officer .
Audit
Tax Refunds - .- -
Cemetery Wages & Expenses .
Hose; Fire Dept. ..
Expenses Fire Department -
Printing & Office Supplies ..--
Phons ,
Supplies and expense Police Dept.
Vital SUtistics
Sundray Expenses
Surety Bond Premiums ,
Board of Prisoners --
Tax Judgments ; I
2.1C0.0O
240.00
270.00
823.12
3,270.00
440.00
511.27
72.10
390.52
641.57
150.00
396.88
288.34
90.29
385.75
388.94
471.57
222,95
65.30
1,079.36
29.00
29.11
200.00
393.15
563.69
Total' Expenditures - $ 13,572,91 J
DEFICIT, June 30, 1932 . .."J
STREET FUND
Receipts
Unexpended Balance, July 1, 1931 J
Miscellaneous Revenue - . - ...
TAXES i
Total Receipts . . ..... 5
Deduct: Expenditure
Salaries and Wages - - $ 1,278.01
Sweeping Streets - - 625.00
Gas and Oil - 402.03
Pipe . . '": 124.53
Other Supplies .. . . 841.74
Insurance ---- . 00.15
Freight and Sundry Expenses 119,05
Total Expenditures
S 3,510.51 ' 5
UNEXPENDED BALANCE, June 30, 1932 ........ J
WATER FUND
Receipts
Unexpended Balance July 1, 1931 .- -----. !
Gross Water Collections $ 17,15.9fi
Deduct transfer to Debt Service Fund 9,952.63
Total Receipts
Salaries and Wages
Equipment Expense .
Supplies ...
Equipment
Legal and Court Costs
Insurance - ; ..
Consulting Engineer :
Audit -
Rent -
Damages ;
Fighting Fire Water Shed
Miscellaneous Expense
Deduct: Expenditures
2,517.20
295.15
958.74
730.10
223.85
149.53
133.55
158.33
110.00
!,3fl5.85 ,
58.75
156.28
Total Expenditures $ 7,863.33
UNEXPENDED BALANCE June 30, 1932 - ?
LIGHT FUND .
Unexpended Balance July 1, 1931
Gross Light Collections $ 27.150.32
Deduct: Transfer to Debt Service Fund . 20,054.00
Total Receipts --
Deduct: Expenditures
Salaries and Wages .? 2,557.17
Supplies and Sundry Expense 414,27
Telephone 5.17
Equipment Expense 1,289.12
Insurance 108.99
Equipment ' 434.59
Electric Current . 13.415,27
Audit " " 158.33
Rent . ":.'":" ""r ' . v.: 120.00
Total Expenditures --- $ 18,532.91
UNEXPENDED 'BALANCE June 30, 1932
CEMETERY FUND
Unexpended Balance July 1, 1931 -----Deduct:
Transfer to General Fund
BALANCE, June 30, 1932
SUMMARY
Unexpended Balance, Street Fund -
Unexpended Balance, Water Fund
Unexpended Balance, Light Fund
Sinking Fund Balance
Note Fund Balance
TOTAL
DEDUCT:
General Fund Deficit $ 1,665.39
Debt Service Fund Deficit - --- 3,678.3o
NET BALANCE; CURRENT FUNDS r'"
RECONCILEMENT WITH TREASURLK
Current Fund Balances '
Vouchers Outstanding .... -
TOT AT, -. "
Cash in Hands of fra anrPr S 15.021.74
Deduct: Light and Water Depos'its'neld'by
' Treasurer ... 1.500,00
Total $ 13.521.74
"uynesiie, in. u, August 10, 193U. I, T. Troy ,vt
have autited the books and records of the Town of a'"e. 'e rttf
lma for the Fiscal Year ended June 30, 1932 and hereby'
foregoing Balance Sheet and Statements of Receipts and ty ,
in accordance with their records and in my opinion '
cia condUajn of the Town at June 30, 1932 to the best of
belief. .., , ''... .
soon by owner at home. ltpd y
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