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i THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1932 WINBORNE AFTER GOVERNORSHIP IN 1935 SAYS RUMORS Judge H. Hoyle Sink Will Likely Be In Race For Nomination THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER CO-EDS BOARD THEMSELVES i . Burlington, Vt. Some 0!O young women at the University of Vermont, who want a college education enough to board themselves are spending only 50 tents to $2.50 per week for food, a recent survey revealed. These sdt'-buarding students have been in- tuctcu a to tho essential lactors in I !'ood st iion for health. Raleigh. J. Wallace Winborne. than man of the sta;e Democratic extfutiv.- committee, credited with pihng up the biggest majority ever pulled m the state, will be a candi date for the Democratic nomination for Governor of .North Carolina in 193.). Although he is in line tor almost any fat federal job either in Xoe;h Carolina or Washing tun he miirht wart. hu w n,. .. f,. ny ol these. C. L. bhupmg of Greensboro, who was manager of the successful cam paign ot Senator Josiah William Bailey against Senator F. M. Sini. mons in ly.JU, will probably he ap poimeu collector ot internal revenue ior iNortn Carolina, although he is now being pushed for the post of internal revenue in Washington. inese are the two newest devel opments to Come out Of the nolitinnl grist mill that is now running fast anu lunuusiy nere. lney are also two of the most creditible out of nunoreus ot reports and rumors heard on every side involving the politically grealt and near great since me recent election assuring a Democratic adminitrntinv. witu u0 attendant distribution of Democratic pie in tne lorm ot lederal appoint ments. h is generally conceded that Win oorne couia nave any of tho more choice federal appointments either here in the start e or in Washington, if ne wanted one. But it is understood that he much prefers to return ,!o his large law practice in Marion rather than accept a federal" job. The pri mary reason for this is ithat he would rather seek the Democratic nomina tion for governor of North Carolina in 19U5 than become a federal pie recipient now. It is agreed that the acceptance of a federal appointment would undoubtedly hamper any one with asperations to become governor Anuche- reason Winborne is not in terested in any federal job, entirely aside Irom his desir,, or intention to seek the Democratic nomination for governor in 1935, according to those who know him ben:, is that his pres ent law practice is much more lu curative than any federal appointment he migh be able to get. It is said by those in a position to know that Winborne is still one of those com. paratively few lawyers in North Carolina still having an income from his legal practice of at not less than $25,00(1 a year, k is also agreed that he will need to savt all of his income he can for the next three vears if he intends either to run for governor or to become governor. 1 he doctor of a country village had! iwc. cr.mirtn, the prettiest little girls i t 'e district. While they were out walking one day they happened to - two small bovs. one of whom was a visitor in the village. Said the htttr to his friend "Who are thos,. pretty girls?" The village boy replied "They are the doctor's children. He always keeps the best ones for himself." he is being urged for the appoint ment as commissioner of internal levenue in Washington, with Senator Bailty and several of the spate's con gressmen using their influence to this e:: J. I he more conservative riolitieal observers here, however, do not be lieve that North Carolina is likely to get tne appointment ot thp commis sioner of internal mvnnp atrnin that it is likely to go to a Kentuckian or a Democrat in some other state. So the bulk of the belief here is that all Shunin and hid fripnHs hnrui fni is to get it he appointment as collector of internal revenue here in .North Car ina, which is reallv iust as cood a lob. from a financial ctnnrlnnint oe a the commissionership in Washington. Shuping and his friends are hence regarded as merely using political strategy in aimine- at the larger of. (ice in order to assure his getting the collector's job here- Several cithers are being mention. d tor the appointment as collector in this state, among them being Lieutenant R. .T Founltain and Wal ter Murnhv of Sjilifthnrv Rut Shuping is believed to have the edge on them all. Eleven From This County Are Attend ing N.C.W.Nbw Haywood county has 11 represen tative :: the Woman's college of tho Inivirsity of North Carolina this scmestir. according to records in the wiict of Miss Laura Coit, secretary of be state institution for woman. Can to i, Waynesville. Lake Junaluska and trabtie- are localities ,n the section which contribute to the college's pop. uiawon. Kc sidt r- s of Canton on the campus l -' Misse- F.lizabotli Battison, Virgi line Dersey. Margaret Henderson Jimey Owen. Helen Klizabeth Sligli :". i aunne l oung. W.n, nesville. citizens are Misse r.dwma McDowell, Marion Bradford McDowell, and Helen Medford. Mis .larnette Morrison is from Lake Ju n: !iHka; Miss Mildred Rogers, from t rabtrre. Waynesville Boy To Head Journalism Club At Cullowhee Page 3 Journalism Club -u Wei.i er'v.RH I HI !Vcial to The Mountaineer 1- Uutrn Shclton u ...... ., , I., , .,, - .i;t' new t. , " : ,1U ;'; "e-Mcni Carolina " "ur 1 ""lege. M I.,.,,,, t well, id R.,!f,,,- . , . ... . , -"" . , . i it;, i e, t c- Problem: ar.d .1, . , !";, d iC.csen secretary. ti'c.i.iv,. v., Mr S1 to:,, new club president, is' a , 1nnmon and is active in other cam pus organizations. "' e following mm:' t ; V. i- n I Jointed by the I: ,.v ,,r,.Ml"..,,t ..." "at some plan for naming the .du de, t pub i cation at Western Carolina leacliers (. o oio- Ch ti Ashevi e. chairman I ,,;.,.. i...... Clara: "You may not believe it. but I said 'No' to seven i different men during the summer." ' Maude: "Oh. I don't doubt it. What were thej' selling?" REV. WALKER TO PREACH AT FRANCIS OVE SUNDAY Rev. R, V. Walker, pastor of the Presbyterian church here, will preach at the Francis Cove rhanl rn .?,,.,, la,. afternoon at 2:30 d. m. The nn hi ic is cordially invited t attend. ot OT ii 1 11 . lolkten lh, loumalism club "will Sponsor the new pubieation. The student paper staff will be elected soon. Aunt : " A n,l w.,,..i . little gir II rhnr..h fi,;.. Salhe." h Sallie: "Oh , .' "". .-i man Al tered me a bur nlat -full and I said. 'No. thn PERFORMANCE The nearest approach to perfect tone ever achieved a new high standard of radio reception . . amaiing NEW advances . . . many features found only in the New Majestic . Insist on yetialne IAYE1K 1 JOHNSON IS SOLF CANDID ATK NOW So far about the only oui.-in-the open candidatp for the Democratic nomination for governor in 19.15 is former Judge Thomas L. Johnson of AfiheviIIe, formerly of Lumberton, and who for a time was expected to be a candidate for the nomination in in the 19U2 primary. There has re cently been some talk concerning the possibility that Superior Judge H. Hoyle Sink might he a candidate for the nomination in 19,'!5. while several other names have been mentioned. But opinion here generally is that if winoornt- does become a candidate and the conviction that he will is growing here daily he will imme diately be assured of verv strong support from both the western and eastern secltions ot the state. For while a resident of Marion, in the western part of the state, he is a native of Chowan county, in the extreme eastern part. With regard to Shuping, it is gen erally agreed that ithe present time S E I fit I IV Because The Hayer cross is not merely a trade-mark, hut a symbol of safety. The name Haver tells you that it cannot depress the heart. The tablet (hut's stamped Hayer dissolves so quickly you get instant relief from the pain.' A SICN OF THE TIMES LOWEST HOLIDAY RAILWAY AND PULMANN FARES EVER MADE Spend Christmas and New Year's at Home 33 Round Trip Titkets sold Good (Joins December 11 to 25, inclusive. Return Limit January 9, 19'?.'. Percent REDUCTION Round Trip Tickets sold Good Going December 2.5 to 2G, inclusive. Return Limit December 27, 19:52. Round Trip Tickets will also be sold De cember :50-.n, January 1-2. Return Limit January .5, 19.'W. Round Trip Pullman Rates. 46 RED 46 25 Percent REDUCTION Percent REDUCTION SURTING deed from Jerry R. Smatht rs and wife to the said S. A. Copnev. dated Au gust 19. 1908, and h recorded in Book 26 nao-o Mi?. I!,r l f nxt. - - r o - ' "- - -' - , i I'LIWB . of Haywood County; t. A Chi 'TL NO from -he alove that nortion of said lot ln.i- .tf.im .-n veyed to Janey .Moore by de;d re- orded in hook page Re. ord of Deeds of Hn vwni,l Cnnntw reference being made to said two deeds for a full ('.wcription of said lot and said excepted lot. Sale mailt' pursuant to the power conferred upon me hy deed of trust executed by S. A. Copnev dated March 2Sth. 1!)2. and recorded in Hook of Deeds of Trust No. L'5 page in the ollice of the I'-gister of DiH'ds of Haywood County, ti which reference is made for a 1 the terms and conditions of the same. This December L'nd, 1'l.tL M. O. STAMF.Y. Trustee Dec. S-15-22-20 (saver) There's no unpleasant taste or odor to tablets of Hayer manufacture; no injurious imjrcdient.s to upset the svstem. I ablets bearing the familiar Hayer cross have no coarse particles to irritate throat or stomach. BAYtiR E 4 ' ' t lu si f st'T'J?'Tyvi i A 1 f B. REED Percent REDUCTION Holiday Tickets will be sold at all Aency Stations to all Stations on the Southern Railway System, and to many points on other Lines in the South. Holiday Tickets are good on all trains in Coaches, ilso in Parlor or Sleeping Cars on payment of Reduced Pullman Charges. Holiday Fares are also available to destination the East, North, VVest and Southwest. Consult Ticket Agents or J. H. Wood, DPA. Ashevillc SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM in A startling low price for this beau tiful Chippendale lowboy with large twin super-dynamic speakers, pro viding the finest and most brilliant tone reproduction. This model, No. 314, possesses many of the outstanding features found only in Majestic receivers. Complete with Majestic iulx's and Federal tax paid. Small doirn pay ment, special easy terms. THE NEW NOT1CK OF SALE On January ,". lit.Ci, at eleven o'clock" Ll. ill. at the COllrl bouse ilimr in Ihn town of Waynesville, the undersigned will offer for sale at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, the fol lowing described rtronertv in th.. tmm of Waynesville. to-wit: BKCiIN'.N'IXCi tin Wnlnm Kirmit inn feet from the R. K Oslxirn.. south side of Walnut Stmut !i,ti.Min. the lot sold to one, Revis, and runs S. 4.' VV. loo leet with the Revis line- thence S. -12 K. 4,'! feet with .1 Af Queen's line to the old State Road: tnence .. ;- k. h feet to Walnut Street: thenee 7:1 fent myii'ii ,i. fii to the HKClWlN't;. lx'inc tti. ttact of land deeded in a deed from C. K. Ray and wife, Minnie Kay, to Siol Miehan and Carl Shrhan, dated J u 1 v 2, l'.20. KXCFi'TlNC AND RF.SKRVI (! from the foregoing boundary all of that portion of said lot above describ ed, lying on the West side of the curve on the Fast side of Fast Main Street in the town of Waynesville. Sale made pursuant to the ant Imvit i- of the Hoard of Aldermen of the town of Waynesville, This , !0th day of Novembwr. I'.i:t2 TOWN OF WAYNKSVlId.K Hy J. II. Howell Mayor Dee. S-15-22-29- J. R. M. UT1CK TO ( ia:i)liuh'S TO FILE CLAIM oMaiemc UPCHHETLIIOUVNE H A D I O Massie Furniture Co. Main Street Waynesville N. C. 4- 1 4- i4 Think of letting .your childrea play where ':"':V& . I DM LXIS Tl'A Tit I X XOTICE The undersigned havi.ng (uali(ied as idministratrix of the estate of W. S. i'atterson, deceased, all. persons hav ing claims against said estate ate hereby notilied to present duly sworn statements of Cue same to the under signed on or before December (!, l!)oNl, or this notice will lie pleaded in bar Ibe-'eu:', Any icr to -aid estate arc hor". ,1'iy the anioijni, of said '0 the unilersigned at of I hi 1 ecnv sons indebted by notilied to Indebtedness- once. . This th,. ''Cn l:ic of D-'ceTiiher, 'Ki2 M US. .)V. FAT'll'IMX. Administ ra! nx of V. S - r'aCerson. Dec- H-1 r-22-2!l-.i an. 5-2 deceased. NORTH CAROLINA, COCNTY OF IIA YWOOD. In the Matler id' Citi.ioir Hank and Trust .Company, Waynesville, N. C. . Under 'authority uf Subsi ctien 10 of. Section 21S (c). Consolidated Statutes, all iierso.is who bavo claims !.g:unt the abo.e named bank are hereby notilied to present proof of claim at Waynesville. N. ('., on or. before the 1st day of February, ll'.'i.'i. ' Failure to jireseiit il.iiiu on or be fore" the '-above da: e liars the claim :ol. presented except, as 10 the assets ol the bank jn the hands of the Coiii ia:vi:dcnev of Hanks for the account i f aid bank ;.t the time the claim is presented. . , (Vijcction to th(. allowing of any Claim mav be made bv :inu intercut oil jiersoii: by tiling such Object. : in the pending action in the d)ice of the Clerk of the Court of this county and by serving a copy thereof on the I ommissioner of Hanks or the Li quidating Agent of this bank. This the 1st day of November, !i:i2 A. M. -.BURNS. Jr.. Li(uidating Agent of Citizeii- Hank & Trust Co.. Waynesville, N. C. JNiile: In tiling claims tor (.ashler's Checks, Hank Drafts, Certificates of I'eposit or Certified Checks the par ticular instrument must b,. surrend. ered when I'roof of Claim is pre sented. Nov. 21 Dec. 1.8-15 a MR. AND MRS. THOS "fcargon has brought health, .: .-trengtn and happiness to both my v.ife and rac and I would not take all the money in the world for the nd lumberman, residinc at. 01Q Holmes street, Kansas City, Mo. "Five vears sen when nn tlio train going from Bonnsana, Can-! ::fta, to Calgary, 1 had a severe at tack of acute indigestion and 110 oriy thought I would live to reach Icould hardly stand un. and T constipated all the time. I nervous and did not get a nignts sleep lor years was was good . , - " o oict-Lf jiui years. lvianv rood it has dnnp nc iImIukuI T tj. . .... . .. . ' ....... j jj. i.vvu, ncu-m-uu a-iiiiiiei cnair ior nours . i.vself I v,-as in the hospital at uaigary. "Since then I have suffered con stantly from bilious attacks and Sartron made a wrll man rr ttia My nerves are steady as a die and' I sleeD like .1 hov lrir strength has returned and I have gamea id pounas. 1 feel fine all the time." "Sargon helped my wife, who i3 Lcundry sent away to be done in tenements or private homes not subject to any sanitary precaut ions, is not safe for you and your children to wear! Why risk disease? Our hygienic methods and super-clean plant are always open to inspection. Send us your clothes and benefit by this pro tection let us start this week. of ,i5!- ': " t i' j,. destination. When I came to the mother of 13 children, the same ft , , , u .,11, uccu wa formerly a wor SDhttinS- headaches tnnt lacfxrl fld.;.,! . ------o -------. ''p'ii oiotier in tne iuasonic or u . vliii. uici; Ljiiii ji ate mg spells that made me think I would die. I would get so diszy I way. bjie has actually gained 15 DOUnds in WeiVht. anH fool Kotf and stronger than in many years." air. xieea was lormerly a wor- , 1 .. .1 ir -f . . ... -r:"" ."-...-""s m u"' iiu iurs. rteea is a beloved disagreed with me. I had smother-member of the Methodist Church. is a beloved Sargon may be obtained at i WAYNESVILLE PHARMACY Waynesville Laundry "Call 205-We'll Do The Rest" I -I 'I' 0. ')t:-l i Tit r;srri-:i-r ;. :s A Li-r On ; .Monday.' January 1! I.;t.".;-. a; r !i ven o'chu'lv a. m. Ml t ! ciiui 'khm li'ior in the Town ' of Waynesville, ll.1yv.001' County, N. I'.. I will -ill at public outcry to the hie.iic.ii bidder for cash th(' fo'hiw'.'i ite -ci'ibed i-icis' .'d premises lying ;iml le'lng in' W.'iy '.' .-viile T'oivn.-lii,!. I lav .'.(.o I . ( Dur.ty. '.,' (': ' ''' - - i:'.!-inxi.-(; 0.1 -.hv , ;,v Ti:oina:-'' 'i-ei -.'iSolC f.-J :' -oj,, - i be i'.ni. jie.i' o! i !iiH ::'A!l;",- aini. ! hoinas -'ir! and riineirie deg". '-'M' !'. j1'' i'c :': :;l:e;:.i'e- S. v .(:. -5d 'feet -";::: . S. . ! JY " :,"T I Mi feet.; :.'K '?'.. N. -10 ilee. V. villi "Thoma :- .: 1; 'to, the !;K(';rM:(.:.; and 'be- '"IV i he .;"hie- projeo'ty .rnuvi yed by CUrlrtt f'onlev and -' vif" Jospobiiie' I r!h4;a '.: WilliM)!; 'irav :.i ,:y :.y -mi dated 'eh .lu-'l'. ht .,!!(" of.tlu JtTi'iir of ; i .leeo ? of i;i vv. -i.v'i ' .t-'oun-f.y' '-in i-'ici; -el' !:'H -1: v'C'o1-! 'li-Jge 12S to ' whi'-li' dfe-l . and ei-'-. nl - reference is herjliy DV;i;:e. Sale-' made . purtaiaiit, ' to the. tciive r . f . tc-1 upon Hie by deed of trust , : ' ill rd by William Gray "and .wife ' !-.ra Cray dale, March 12. l.i)25, d recorded in 1. 00k- of Dcedc: of Trv;st No. lo natre 1.1 !. Office of Reg ister of Deeds of Haywood County, to which reference is made for all the :m- and conditions ol tho samOi . This Dec-.'mber 2nd. 1 !).",2. (JF.O. H. WARD. ' Trustee. ' XO.TK 'I-: OF SALE' OF It I:'. I . FS TA TF. Default having beea nrjde in the payment of the . inde.'it-'dnes, icuied by ;i certain deed of 1 111 e -uted 1 the'. First..' National Company id' i Mtrhani. Incoi ,ioi :t;i I and the I.'i.i.in 'I'rn; t ('oi)ipanv of .-la . v:..h I, I'ru--ly ZKI! .11. Ml'.: ,.til V !-:i-: --.' '. 1'i'i :'. Ml'K.-:-'!,-. iii.-'' .wil'i-. 0:1 'he ..'I'.a- ,i .y A'- Joiv. ei i'i.. i.;nii,; !':' :l 'I IT! (.!.- i, , '! '. ', ;, b;";iig iti-eiiled 'ill . Ji.i lit, i..i,;r .c! in .t he -iili-e of tile i; ;'-: t "lie, f.i; M-i Wood (Vi;.ii;lj, Xm-i:: 1 :, v 1 a;V ; ' . i ; . : r. :;;n .:'! vii 1 ha 1 1:,- ; -n i,,e- t -! ; iL- iv.' : .-i- : t.,-' :;..- .-.,' m '.i;i . i' ' : - :: j:: J. ' . :.,.; t.- ' hi-i; . ' , V,,, : ;- it:.-, -,i t ' i -a i: - ..'che: ,;, -i ' ' :.; -';' ;--! -v!i:::!- I --I' :i;,. I' SO TH 'F OF Tlti:STKFS ' On Motldnv .Tmnoirr Vf". rf eleven o'clock arm. at 'the courthouse door in the Town of Wavnesville. Haywood County. N. ('.. I. 'will sell at public outcry to the highe.-t ludtler for cash the" '-following ' describ vl lahrts and premises -lying arid: being in Way nesville Township. Haywcod County, N. C. A certain tract of land in the 1 nv-'n ' f Waynesville whereon the said S. A. Connev now reside, w-hieli lot-of trr-t of :)and is fully described in a ! ' I' ;:'ii.ni in' ih J: ::"- - ti -.Hire : then '.vlVn. o--: l i::; ' ,i .;:;e ;:;iv':: -; :i Vi;--r-':;V'';. . !.;i:;' iivtv V: ;i "-".jih1--: ' thV-n-e .. -'Soti-tir d, -ib gi (;V'-s i'l t v iiyle.,,, :','i'. t ;i:ti feet '' 't.o a t take .-i.l. ;!.;;' - v i.i.'ii .ii''.i:r..fi'-f :;.'...'-. 1 :l:i-::::',l '. . i.Kt ;--.( in. ;i ,Vjh';:i; I't-.tn''; :' HfjuMi; NT-.iI-mty. ''n' inhiiu'e;t. Fa4'T0" !'.;'(' t tj ;;t tm-ir .!''. s:; id. -.-:-t i'- ;-t Vtjen'-'-u'n -"1; df-gi,;. i da-t I "';:. i'i .-i tie 'the' (ilXNIXi:, dvi'ig lot.--...' : 14 .auii inciasive -if the Cf ! ;.-. Sinalhers j.i.oierly and a I"t T." d.v ' M f"i t 1 ' t;.v:i the (v Tv Wi'.-i ' :. : . The ;,;i: ch:!:T" at , the . foreclosure.'' r: ' rKsii'mi .'." the pTytivent of all an-p-ihl !:r e a: d -stree-t. avse -snK'nt.; i 1.1, -t :tre property. 1 It- Union 'J'riist Conipany of Mary h.' ! h' ving : ( r-dgned as TriHiee as I'-, 'v'd' ihed: ei' trust iii-nvi led. the :.' ' i- ' :'.' adverii-ea a:td cotuiuct ' 'v t:; ;';-.-: rtt-i i tru-' ' .. ' Thi;; 12t'S--'av of Novom': S i:);!2. W. (: JiRAHAM and T. I.. BLAND, . Rf rrivers, F'rst Nnti'-ra! Company of )l'jrh:.;n. Incorporate 1. Trustee. Nov. 21 P. c. 1 - w ll
