North Carolina Newspapers

JRecent Bride Is Honored With A Lovely Shower Many Interesting News Hap penings Are Recorded In Hazelwood News NEW ARRIVALS AT HOTEL GOR-l Mr. James Ferguson returned last DON r V ; week .from a business trio to Mon- Mrs. Floyd Deweese was honored at a miscellaneous snower given by Mrs Harley Fox at her home on Church street Friday, August 27. Various parlor games were played. A deli' cious ice course was served. The bride received many beautif ul and use ful gifts,- The invited guest3 were: Misses Loray Fletcher, Artie and Letha Knight. Theo and Dorothy De weese, Mr. and Mrs. John Dagenhart, Floyd Deweese, Mrs. Bess McElrath. Mrs. R. R. Huntley, Mrs. Lillie De- weesee, Mr. and Mrs. John Dagenhart, Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Winchester, Mrs. Rufus Clark, Mrs. Fate McHone, Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Whitener, Mrs. W. C. Gilliland, Mrs. Ben Bryson, Mrs. Oscar Knight, Mr. Richard Ganger, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Knight. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Miss Dorothy Deweese celebrated her fifteenth birthday at her home on Church street on Thursday, Au gust 25. The young folks gathered in the living room where various games were lpayed. A delicious ice -coutrse was served. Those present were: Misses Nellie and Helen Rog ers, Ruth and Dora Breesc, Mattie K. Clark, Wilma Hoyle, Vena Blanton, Annett Chambers of Clyde, Sarah Decker, Juanita Curtis, and Carrie Scruggs, and Messrs. Kenneth Scruggs, Fred Fountain, Tilman Fissher, Luther Gilliland, Douglas Moore, Kenneth Davis, and Carl Swanger. Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Cort'ey spent the week-end in Marshall. They were ac companied home by Mrs. Coifey's mother, Mrs. Bert Griflin. Messrs. J. C. Burrell and Jesse Roulette spent the week-end at Wal land, Tenn. Mrs-. Melvin Jenkins cf High Point is visiting her daughters, Airs. Jack Robinson, and Mrs. L.-C. Waddell. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Moore and family spent Sunday iii Newport, Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Homer H'uggs of Le noir spent the ,w.3ek-.nJ with their iatter's parents, M-. anj Mrs. Joe late. iJ.ssis. F E. Kuykendall, J. N. bright, and Sam K.i ,Tht spent !ast veek-end in Newport News, Ya. Mrs. Chailes Smith and children' of Elizabethtun, Tenn. are visiting her sister, Mrs. John ocates. Coming soon, "Two Days to Marry." Watch for. the date. Mrs. Dan Winchester continues very ill at her home hero Mr. and Mrs. C'.r.vnio Paulson of Jacksonville, Florida v,tre visiting f i iends in town Tuesti. Those from Hazjlwood attending the Bapt.sc Association held a; Fines Creek Baptist church were: Mr. and Mrs. S.-VV. Brigg.i .vid children, Mr. C. S. : Davi.--, Mr. C.ai:de Davis, K'sses Wilma HovK, N'c:lie MeliafTey. Mattie K. Clark, .tuajf to H.ar. Mrs! Will Blanton Mrs. Clinton Mehaffey, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Knight, and Rev B. B. Caldwell, pastor, of che locai church. Hazelwood Is Beaten By Balfour Team, 6-3 Last Game Of Season Will lie Played At Hazelwood Saturday With Tryon New arrivals at the Hotel' Gordon are: Mrs. Harry Bellahger and daughter, Ann, and Miss Smith,' of .uiami, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Doty, ,of Jacksonville, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Ashon Chambers, of Athvnta, - Ga.; M. and Mrs. W. H.Keaneof. Baton Rouge, La.; Mrs. E. Trecptt." Wood ruff, of Jacksonville, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Farnsworth flnp 'Mr. O. J. Farnsworth, Jr., of New Orlenas, Lai ; i Dr. J. C. Morgan, of Memphis,' Tenn. ; Mrs. E. A. Saunders, Jr., of Rich mond, Va.; Mrs. L. M. Seawell, of West Palm Beach, Fla.; Mr., and Mrs. John A. Hall, of Jacksonville, Fla.; Mr. E. H. Vriezl, of, Tallahassee, Fla.; Mr. A. D. Moreland, of Groveland, Fla. ; Mr. and Mrs. M. 0 Benton and Mrs. C. J. Johnson, of Miami, 'Fla.; Mr. J. E. Drumm, and Mr. H. Sprang !er, of Merceburg, Fla. JOINT HOSTESSES HAVE LAWN PARTY ; Misses Kate Calhoun and Henrietta Phillips were joint hostesses, at a charming lawn party Ja'st, , Friday evening, entertaining a number of the younger set in honor of MrV Claud Davis, who has just returned from China. Tho3c present were: Misses Frances Burgin, Grace Plott Campbcll,'df Chattanooga, Anna Phillips, Obera and sybil Underwood, ?,iyra fhillips, Laura and Ruby Pressley, Mina Smith, Myrtle Calhoun, Geraldine Briggs, Bessie Snyder, Thelma Jayne3, Ruth Phillips, Eugenia Boston, Mrs. H. V. Nuckalls, and Messrs. Ctoud Davis, Harold Haynes, Joe Edwards, John Silcr, Thomas Siler, of Asheville, Charles Camp, Kenneth Lowe, Jenson Ross, Vinson Pruett, Harry Brindle, Roy Pressley, Simmons Downs, of Clyde, R. L. Hendrix, Locke Howell, Ray Burgin, Lawrence Roatc n, ; ml Kenneth Davis. The hostesses served a refreshing ice course. trea!, Canada. Mr. Ferguson visited : is'- iiiu-ie. Mt. '. S. Ferguson, in f Washington, D. C. and his brother, It Edwin Virginia. Ferguson, in Quantico, .Mrs. John A. fayler of Sabring, t-.oiiJa is sptna.r. tome time at her home here. Miss Wilma 'lirkpatriek is leav ing today for Lenoir to begin her yeai's work next Monday in the Home Economics Department of the Lenoir Uigh school. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wheeler and Miss Mildred Davis motored to Blow- ng Rock Wednesday. V Mr. and Mrs. George Srherrill, Jr., ,-'.iid daughter of Asheville, were Waynesville visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Arthur Meade and her guest, airs. I'earl Moore, of Miami, Florida, and Miss May Andrews, of Talla hassee, Florida, were Asheville visi tors Wednesday. Miss Bernice McElhannon, who is a member of the faculty of the Way nesville High School, is expected to an jve today from her home in Kos suth, Misissppi, where she spent the lummer vacation. . Mrs. W. H. Jones, of Asheville, -whose husband is principal of Bilt- more High School and Biltmore Junior College, was a week-end guest of Dr. and Mrs. C. H. McDowell. . Miss Edwina McDowell returned Monday from Hickory where she has been visiting friends for sometime. Mr. Walter Moore of Granite Falls spent last week here as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. C. H. McDowell. Mrs. R. O.Covington of Asheville and Mr. Hoyt Covington spent Tues day with friends here, Mr. Hoyt Cov ington, who has a position with Brown & Williams Tobacco Company in Louisville, Kentucky, arrived in Asheville Sunday to spend his vacation Daniels To Speak Here At Educational Conference, Sept 2 (Continued from page 1) Address, Hon Josephus Da-iiels. A. Saturday, September 3rd. 9.30 M., Central Elementary school. 1. Opening Exercises, (a) Music. (o) Devotional, Rev. R. P.Walker. 2. Discussion What can be done to Further Educational progress in ilaywood County? (a) G. C. Plott -Representing the Board of Education. (b) R. L. Prevost Representing :he School Committee. (c) George Haynes an i V, A. Hyatt Representing the County commissioners. (d) Mrs. C. S. Freel Ueproser.t ing" the Parent-Teachers' Associa tions. (e) J. L. Robinson Representing the Farmer. (d) Miss Birdie Dunn Represent ing the Health of the Child. Revival At Hazelwood Drawing Large Crpwds ; Revival services are continuing each night at the Hazehvood Presbyteiian church. Attendance " has been good and splendid interest is being shown by the people of Hazehvood. Visiting: ministers and singers from Waynes ville churches have added to -the. in terest of the meeting. There 'will be special music each nignt. The meet n?s will continue for several days. To date the sermons have been - specially for Christians, a strong inpeal being made for dedication of life and serevi;;e. Hereafter the ser mons will be more evangelistic in na ture. A cordial invitation is given to tne public to attend these services which begin at 7:15 o clock. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Y. Bridges and the latter' father and mother, Mr. and ;virs. w. ;. Vat?K, of Char lotte, spent a couple of days visit'ng .nr. Bridges' parents, Air. and Mrs '. T. Biidges. iiiizeiwood JLtall Club lost to Bal- iur oaiuraay or last week by a score yi u io inis is the second time this season that the Ralfnnr oiK u beaten Hazelwood, making three de- ieais ior nazeiwood for the' season's pjamg. ueacon .Mil's defeated Ha zelwood one game. The game Satur aay was played very loosely, with l:u"'s '"F'Ping out trom time to'tim Jackson, for Balfour, pitched a very good game, holding Hazelwood to seven scattered hits and striking out uurren also pitched a good game, but the breaks were al ways against him Capps, Mace and Peeler led the Balfour hitters with two hits .each,- while for Hazelwood Burrell, Kuykendall and Putnam suc ceeded in getting two hits for four vuvs eacn. Saturday of this week will end the schedule for the season. Tryon will plry at Hazelwood in what promises to be one xf the best games of the sea- ouu. a large crowd is expected turn out for the game. rauour to Capps, 3b . . Huntsinger, c. Drake, rf. .. .. Mace, lb. .. .. Wooten, 2b. . . Ashe, cf. .. Jackson, p. .. Peeler, scs. Irvin, If.. . ... i . 1 .v ' -. Hazelwood Cox, ss. . . . Fox, 3b. . . Fisher, 2b. . Robeson, lb. Price, c Burcell, p. .. . Wyatt, cf. .. Kuykendall, If. Putnam, rf. Bischoff, (Z) . AB. R. H. ...5 ..5 ....4 4 ....4 4 ....3 .....4 38 6 10 1 AB. R. H. E. .4 4 4 4 ..3 .4 ...... 3 ......4 4 .......1 MRS. LONG HONORS VISITORS An outstanding social event,' of this week was the bridge party given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. J. M. Long at her home in Hazelwood, hon oring her sister, Mrs. Lowyy Allison, of Franklinton, who is her guest, and Mrs. B. I). Lane, of Chester, Penn sylvania, who is a popular summer visitor in Waynesvilk'. The spacious home, thrown eii suite, was arranged with a beautiful as sortment of late garden (lowers in which yellow predominated. This col or was also attractively noted in the mints, and ice served with tho- salad and ice course at the conclusion of the games. v- When the scores were added lovely prizes were presented to the holders of the high and low scores and to the honorees. . .. - Those playing included: Mrs. Alli son, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. W.F. Swift, Mrs. R. L. Prevost, Mrs. Rufus Siler, Mrs. E. J. Hyatt, Mrs. C, C. White, Mrs. Hugh Massie, Mrs. Ben Colkitt, Mrs. E. L. Withers, Mrs, Lauristott Hardin, Mrs. Wilford Ray, Mrs, Roy Fratncis, Mrs. Mark Dieus, Mrs, J. W. Seaver, ttVth- 7 p p ' r S n m y "0)erlson. President of Champion Rctha Mrs. R. R. Campbell, Mrs. Fibre company, would award a nrize Grayden Ferguson, Mrs. S. P Gay, of $30 in gold to the wfnne" PThe and guest, Miss Viola Clark, of New- contest is open to all voung ladies of noft. Tennesso Mrs .T Harbor, TTr.r. Wo XT..ti. ! Jaaies Ot .r. .... .wr.-, irari iiui hi Carolina J. ; H. Keener is chairman bathing beauty contest and iraius snouid apply to him. Special Train Arronij .Arrangements have been completed with the Southern Railway to operate w V"' i"s at reauced rates for th celebration. Elaborate fireworks will K Jicni ed after nightfall and, according to those in charge, will be one of the nany outstanding features of the Aw' The famous Kintrsnnrt nn P.l 0 - f. . wviivtii jaiiu mgsport, Tenn.. will furnish musiVo) entertainment for the day and night. throughout the southlAHfl fn,. !,, vAteiieiu entertainment. Program Of Events The day's program includes: Golf under the siinprvioiin nf w xv. vruie: lenms. Hmrh M. iri i t. ii t caoc, wi- ley Ball, Jovce Owens RnoaVmll T0. - , "ow,.... A CUT Cos-hnrn t A m a j ' , " " iesse Brown; Wto ell, Mrs. William Shoollired, Mrs. Rob ert Stretcher, Mrs. M. H. Reeves, urs. 1. Lenoir uwyn, Mrs. Jerry Col kitt, Mrs. Willis Smith. Mrs. Cleve land Kirkpatrick, Miss Nancy Killian, Miss Kobena Miller, and Miss Caro lina Altstaetter. Tea guests were Mrs. L. B. Hayes, Miss Frances 'Robesony and Misses Bras and Daisy Boyd. MRS. FRANK BELL HOS BRIDGE CLUB On Monday afternoon, Mrs, Framk Bell was hostess to the member of the Contract Bridge Club und a few invited guests. Tables were arranged for the club gr-me in the living rooms where a collection of mixed garden " flowers was effectively used as decoration. Attractive prizes were awarded" to Mrs. Alvin Ward and Mrs. L. L. Ray mond as holders of the high scores when the game was finished. Final Plans Are Made For Labor Day Celebration (Continued from page one) invitation has been extended to every person in Western North Carolina to be their guest for this annual event. Hon. Johephus Daniels, war-time secretary of the navy and Raleigh publisher, will address the gathering at 11 o'clock in the morning in the laKe auditorium, according to Chair man D. J. Kerr. Another outstanding feature of the day's entertainment comes under the bathing beauty contest headino- ac cording to Chairman Kerr, who an- iiuuncea yesterday that Reuben R. of this air en. Jeffress Gives Out Information Regard ing Highw ay Work (Continued from page one) meat complications. From Brevard through to Pisgah National Forest is an expensive proposition to obtain a high grade road. We hope to secure forestry appropriations to assist in this. Our representatives in Congress ought to work for a larger proportion of forestry funds for North Carolina. The section of Route 284 from Cove Creek to the Tennessee line is large ly within the park boundaries and e j..iitional Park service desires to nstruct the roads within . th park boundaries. :' ' ' . "5. Routie 286 from Franklin to Bryson City may require some re-lo cation before a permanent improve ment is made on account of future water-power developments. In the meanwhile we are keeping this road under good maintenance. "6. The proposal to build a road from Balsam Gap via. the old Hood ('id to Soco Gap is one that will have to wait. I see no prospects of an early construction of this road. "7. With reference to Route 288 from Bryson City to Deal's Gap beir maintained as a state highway. I am advised that future power develop ments may require a re-location of some of this roald, and, therefore, no program of improvements should be undertaken until all of these matters are settled. "When traffic develops to the point of widening Route No. 10 west of Asheville I am hopeful that funds will be available for this purpose. "We are still in the condition of declining revenues 'both from gaso line and tag taxes and naturally must be cautious about expenditures." Teacher (to class) : "What is an octopus?" Small Boy (who had just com menced to take Latin): "Please, elr, I know, sir, it's an eight-sided cat." NOTICE OF SALE OF NOTE $3,000.00 HAYWOOD COUNTY, N. C. REVENUE ANTICIPATION NOTE. Sealed bids will be received by the Local Government Commission at it; Office in Raleigh, N. C, at 10 o'clock. A. M., on Tuesday, the 13th day of September, 1932, 'for the purchase of $5,000.00 Revenue Anticipation note of Haywood County, dated Au gust 1, 1932, and maturing the 27th day of November, 1932, in the 'de nomination of $5,000.00, interest from date payable at maturity, both prin cipal and interest payable at tne First'katlonal Bank North Carolina, !?e, centfrom.date. The note cannot b thtin par,Biddcrs r M their bids a certified incorporated- bank cr unconditionally pa;,ab of ihe Treasurer f0 the., face value of "th to secure the Count resulting from the ' bidder to comply wit his bid. The right c is rgerved. There . tioo."-' Purchaser v i'l charges" LOCAL GO.' -HUSSION, "' : By Chal-le Sept 'l-(C NOW! IS THE TDIR YOUR CHR JEWEl GIFT5 AT AUCT Just a few mor this sal YOUN Main Str I FINAL BOAT EXCURSIONS Boat "Cherokee'' LAKE JUNALUSKA FRIDAY AND SATURDAY September 2 and 3 7. P. M. NO GROUND FEE Mr. and Mrs. FI M, Bowles arrived in waynevuie w e ir.enuty.-. attcrnoon Trom Durham. ' Mr. Bowles has at tended both sessions of summer school at Duko University and Mrs. Bowles went to Durham after spend ing the first six week3 vis;ting her rarents in Irwaiton, Georgia. Miss Hatcher's Studio Open September 5th Piano and Voice Lessons High S $4.00 Per Month - 2 Lessons Per Wc Class Piano (For Beginners Grammar ! $2.00 Per Month - 2 Lessons Per Wc Special Classes For High School Orche Students 35 3 7 (Z) Hit for Cox in 9th inning. . : Miss Charlotte Hatcher who-is in structor of music in the Waynesville Tewnship Schools, is expected to ar rive today from' her borne in Dtuui. Miss Hatcher will make her home with Miss Louisa Thackston this winter. Those playing were Mrs. L. L. Ray- NaJWriving, , ladljes, 'Wm eBattison 6nd, Mrs. Wilford Ray, Mrs. R. R. ' Wood Sawing Contest Love Tug.of.War, men, Frank Smathers; Sack Race (men), sack race( boys), iw yu. dash (men). E0 vd. Ah (ladies), 50 yard dash (girls), and 50 yd. dash (boys,) will come under the supervision oi a. m. Scarborough. owimmina- events w he ta under the managment of J. M. Cham bfj's 'while', buck and wing dancing, -.v. 0 wutcoi,, svnng Danu con test, and hog calling contest, will be managea Dy lirover Smith. Miss Louise Hill will have charge of the children s playground. Mrs. Muriel uosim win superintend the peanut svaamuies ior giris and boys. iLee McElrath will have charge of. amety airection ior athletic and swim ming events, while W. E. Wheeler will look after all athletic equipment for the day's Celebration. ,A11 persons are invited to bring baskets of food and have dinner on the grounds. For thos who do not wisn to bring food, the lake cafeteria will remain open during the day, ac cording to Mayor Kerr, and will serve meals at the lowest minimum. The cafeteria has a seating capacity of ovu patrons and will amply accom modate the number patronizing it during the day. Campbell, Mrs. C. C. White, Mrs. Al vip. Ward, and sister. Mrs. A. T. Lucus of Jacksonville, Mrs. Ben Colkitt, and Mrs hugene Alley. Mrs. Wayne Battle of Sylva snent last Saturday here as the guest ?f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ci. C. Plott. ; Miss Elizabeth Henry snent last week-end as the guest of Miss Edith Byrd in Hendcrsonville. , v . Mrs. Hugh Love returned last Ihursdary from a two weeks' vacation at her old home in Galhon, Ohio. w m w : . Mr. and Mrs' Alex Shuford of Hickory were guests of ..Mrs. Shuford's sister and brother, Mrs. W. T. Blay lock and Mr. W. B. Ferguson, last week. .'..''''-.: . .:' ; i - ' . ' ,-'. v ..;; Mr., and Mrs. Jerry Colkitt and children returned Monday from a visit of two weeks to Atlantic City, New jersey and other northern points. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. DiCus have as their guests Mrs. Dicus' .sister, Mrs. J. J. Burney, and two .sons,; of Wil mington. ' ' '' ;:''v.-. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Latham and son, Jean, returned to their, k home in Greenville, South Carolina v. Sunday after a week's. visit to Mr.'Uhd Mrs. J. R. Latham. -Vj' -" -.T-:, . ;r -v . 'i Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Latham have as their guest Mrs. ' Latham's sister, Miss Jessie Farr, of Greenville, South Carolina. I 1 . N SPECIAU SALE GRAIIDMOTHER'S CAIt POUNP LAYER RAISIN LB. CAKE CM EES Finest Quality Pound is RAJAH CIDER VINEGAR : Gai;ji'"45c BAIili MASOV FRUIT JARf Doz. 7Q Doz. $1 fl f a Qts. JAR CAPS Doz. 25c JAR RINGS --3 lKgS. ALE 3 bottles Of 12 " ' OMAIX BOTTLE l'H HAZELWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH a. u. caidwtll, Pastor. 9:45 Sunday School. 11:00 Sermon, Second and Fuorth &undays. 6:45 B. Y. P. (J., union for tvery age. ., Wednesday 7:15 'mid vcek prayer. service. : Public cordially invited. Gold Dust 8 pkgs 25c SCITANA Red Kidney 3, .. ' . Beans .;' or -So. 2 Cans ttOC Upton's Tea 2 ol pkgs. 15c Lima Beans 3 No. 2 cans 25c NECTAR TEA 2 4 lO pkga. 25c Oxydol 2 pkgs . .. .....1 ARROW SPECIAL 4 bottles 25 ' SAIAIili BtXlTLE UEIH'SI