LypgnAY. AUGUST 18, 1932
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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jATHAN'S CREEK
iTfiEdens, a former pastor
rdV Grove Methodist church
interesting sermon here
rSTmoriiing at II o'ciocK. An-
kiw? .. io. rhurch service was
i - .nfprf;ii'h
I toed Sunday evening: at 7: JO
!5when the Epworth League. en
dued the public with a special pro-
baL j .f Frid Allison and
kjf- gnu
Used Ranges
I have a big bargain in
snlendid used Range
first class condition and
best quality.
DENTON'S
HARDWARE
family spent last Sunday with the
latter s brother, Mr. and Mrs. Grover
r erguson, of Fines Creek.
Mrs. C. L, Leatherwood spent last
week-end with her sister, Mrs. Manson
Caldwell, of Clyde.
Mr. Ralph Spainhour, of Morgan
ton, a former Rock Hill school teacher,
visited friends here last week. Isaac
Green, of Boone, accompanied Mr.
Spainhour on his visit.
Mrs. R. E. Owen and children are
spending sometime visiting relatives
in Jackson county.
Mrs. Ham Enloe and small son,
Jack, of Canton, spent several days
last week with her aunt, Mrs. D. J.
Boyd.
Mrs. R. G. Robinson returned to her
home in Canton last Saturday after
an extended visit to friends and rel
atives of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyd visited
the latter s parents, Mr. and Mrs,
French Davis, last week-end.
Mrs. Lee Howell and son, William
Lee, are spending sometime with Mrs,
Howell's sister, Mrs. Gaston Duckett,
of Canton.
Quite a large number cf people cf
this place attended "Heaven Bound'
at Lake Junaluska Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tweed, of Ashe
iiazeiwood News i
Hazelwood will go to Enka Satur
day of this week to play at that place.
SPECIAL MUSIC IN EPISCOPAL munion at 8 a. m., morning prayer and
Live at Home and
Prepare for College
A good PREPARATORY SCHOOL starts here
September 19, 1932, with a limited number of
Students who want to learn Mathematics. Eng
lish, History, French, Physics, etc.
Thorough instructions given to prepare boys
and girls for College, and College work in some
subjects can be arranged.
A way to save money these hard times and also
keep up on Education. References: Any of my
summer students.
Further information given upon request.
WILLIAM BURDER FERGUSON, JR.
Ill HAYWOOD STREET, WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
Univ. of N. C U. S. Naval Academy,
and Mass. Inst, of Technology
WILL
SAVE
YOU
MONEY IF YOU
PHONE
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Wise and thrifty
minded is the home
owner ordering his
Coal now OFF SEAS
ON PRICES will leave
a heajthy difference hv
his pocketbook when
the cool weather rolls
around.
AND CALL FOR-
V1RGLOW
"THE BETTER COAL"
Mrs. Jack Seay Slaughter, who has
been visitine hear sister. Mn. Rov
Robinson, has returned to Newark,
ew jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Richeson have
as their guests Mr. and Mrs. M.
fc-vans of West Pittson, Penn., who
are Mrs. Kicheson s parents.
Dimension
C. Stevenson, 2b
Beam, ss
Pace, lb
Cauble, cf ...
H. Fox, If ..
Babb, rf
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C. Fox. 3b . . ; 3
Hall, p ..4
Glass, c 3
Mr R icneson 8 parents. Patton (Z) x 0
Mr. B. A. Edwards is confined to Stevenson, (ZZ) 2 0
his home due to a slight stroke of par- Dover (ZZZ) 1 0
alyii- . . j. fox, (zzzzi : . : : : : : o
Mjns. A. M. Maxwell has as her
guests Mrs. Will Miller6ham and
daughters, Wilma of Durham, and
Miss Ruth Millersham, of Baltimore.
Messrs. Clifton Smith and Jack
Snodgrass of Elizabeth ton, Tenn.
spent the Week-end with Mr. and Mr.
John Scates.
Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Benfield and
daughter, Barbara Joan, of Lenoir
spent the week-end with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McElroy.
Mr. Neil Allen of Detroit, Mich, is
visiting relatives and friends here
and at Canton.
Messrs. Oscar Burrell and Chas.
Lance, Miss Evelyn Freggeus and Mr.
Freggeus of Newark, New Jersey are
visiting the formers mother, Mrs.
Burrell, on Brown avenue.
FAMILY REUNION
The fifth annual reunion of the
Smith family was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Green j at Crab
tree Sunday, August 14. The entire
day was spent in chats with old
friends and singing by the Panther
Cnek and Smith quart-1 of Hazel
wood. A bountiful dinner efi ved
under v! shade of an o'ti oak. There
was nearly a hundred in attendance.
All the children and grandctilcreu
wtre present. Tnose attending from
UtzelwooU were: Mr. and .s Fred
Vaughn, an'l son, Frederii's, Jr., Mr.
m l Mrs. !(:i -nita, .ind s:u:r ch.l
riien, Mr. and Wei. Johnnie Wilson
and ehildrr. Misses I5.r. and Mary
IO'j Smith, ') Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Smith, of Dellwood.
Mr. C. N. Allen left Sunduy for
Baltimore and other northern points
on his annual buying trip for the
firm of Allen-Siler Co.
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(Z) Went in for Pace in 7th.
(ZZ) Went in for H. Fox in 6th.
(ZZZ) Went in for C. Fox in 8th.
(ZZZZ) Hit for Glass in 9th.
Hazelwood
Cox, ss .. .
Fox, p, 3b .. ...
r isner, t,o , . .
Robeson, lb . ..
Price, c
Burrell, 3b, p ...
Wyatt, cf
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Summerow, If ..
AB. R. H. E
DE-
HAZELWOOD BALL CLUB
FEATS DIMENSION
On Saturday of last week the Ha
zelwood Ball Club defeated the Di
mension Club on the home grounds 6
to 3. Charlie Hall, pitching for Di
mension, hurled an exceptionally good
game. He had ten strike-outa to his
credit. Fox and Burrell also did
some good pitching. They held the
visiting team so that not a single
player had more than one hit to his
credit. Fox, Fisher, and Robinson
each got two hits out of four trips to
the plate, while Summerow got two
hits for three tries. The t core stood
3 to 2 at the end of the seventh in
ning in favor of Dimension, but the
local boys rallied in the eighth and
put across four runs.
ville, were guests of Mrs. Tweed's
Darents. Mr. and Mrs. J. ft. Boyd, Jr..
last week-end.
Aiinf T.Biiro fWon ToTf 1alt. WOPlc to
spend sometime with her daughter,
Mrs. Silas Kirkpatrick, of Candler.
Mrs. Hub Caldwell visited her sister,
Mrs. Clem Fitzgerald, of Waynesviile,
bunday.
Miss Edna Fercuson left Sunday for
Spring Creek, where she will be a
member of the Sprinc Creek school
faculty this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Asbury lioweii. .airs.
Bryan Medford, of Waynesviile, and
Mrs. Fannie Lovel, of Tennessee, vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Will Corzine last
eek-end.
Mr nrwl M rs: Trnv Leatherwood
and children were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Uracly uavis, oi iron
Duff.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Boyd and
family spent Sunday afternoon on
Crabtree visiting Mrs. Boyd's aunt,
Mrs. Sallie Ferguson, who is ill at her
home.
Mrs. J.H. Leatherwood and sons,
Orvillii art A .1' H.. Jr.. sDent Sunday
with. her daughter, Mrs. M, H.Stevn-
on, of Canton. ,
Mr ar,A Mrs. Jack Messer. Mrs.
Mark Duckett and Mr. Ralph Spain-
hour spent last Saturday in syiva.
Miss Flora Mae buiorigm, oi Juane
Junaluska, spent a few days last
week visiting mends oi mis piace.
NOW
IS THE
TIME
BUY
JEWELRY
DIAMOND RINGS
WATCHES
CHINA
ETC.
At Your Own Price
v: ;;: vat :
AUCTION
Sale daily at 7:30
FREE Gifts Daily
YOUNG'S
Inc.
Main Street
Waynesviile, N. C.
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CHURCH SUNDAY NIGHT
Mrs. Chas. E. J. Johson, of Raleigh,
N. C, will sing as the offertory solo
in Grace Episcopal church on Sunday
at 8 p. m.: "Come unto Me."
Uther services will be: Holy Lom-
sermon at 11 a. m.
On Wednesday, August 24th, being
St. Bartholomew's Day, there will be
a celebration of the Holy Communion
at ten o'clock.
Republican Club To
Hold Meeting Aug. 19
A meeting of the Haywood County
Republican Club has been called to be
held at the high school building on
Ft! lay, August 19th, at 8 o'clock,
P. M.
Mr. E. M. Geier, president of the
club, announces that the Hon. C. F.
James, candidate for congress on the
Republican ticket, will be a guest of
the club. Other prominent speakers
will be invited and the occasion prom
ises to be a most interesting one.
It has also been announced that the
Republican Executive committee of
Haywood county will be in attend
ance at this meeting and that some
vacancies on the county ticket will be
filled.
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tough net bags guard
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. . . your domes jrom wear
YOUR clothtt, mm intkio mm of tbwa
tough Mt bg cannot pomhly come in
contact with waring wirfr in their jouf
ny through the U unary. TbeM bgt ro
. juit om nor reuoa why Uumiry-wasKed
doth kit longic poMtinlity of woar f
b compkuly oliminaMd, and thoy rctnra i
to you cUan, frh and unitary. W watli '
only in filtered, rtimoft water boated t
MerUizing tcmpcratutet. $znt$!X&A .
dotboi do Utt longer nd trt cleanor.
Waynesviile Laundry
"Call 205-We'll Do The Rest"
OUTSTANDING VALUES
FROM OUR
tock Clearance Sale
Boys' Suits
Manufacturer's Cost
2 Pr. Pants
One Long
One Knicker
Through special arrangement we received 40
boys' -iuitg from a manufacturer to be Hold at a
special price. These suits arc real bargains and
will give lots of rdal service. Bring in the: boys
and let us lit them up for school and save you
money, too.
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Men's Suits 9 88 ni $14 88
These are down about Half Price All Sizes
MEN'S A.
Oxfords
in Black and Tan
UP
S1.87
, MEN'S
Work Shoes
Composition Sole
$127
UP
Children's Shoes
Now going at lower
prices than ever
before
.97
Ladies' Shoes KB 99c- $3
IcCracken's;
CLOTHING COMPANY
Outfitters for Men and Boys Shoes for the entire
Family.
Here's A Real Buy
Shirts
All colors, sizes, best
of material and made
to fit.
47c To S1.37
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