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Eleanor Bushnell, Editor -
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Mr. and Mrs. Carol Bell spent a
fw davs this week in Charlotte.
Mr. E. L. Linton will leave Satur
day to spend the holidays at his
homP in Raleigh.
Mr. It. N. Barber returned Iat week
from i. two months' business trip
through the southern states.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Caldwell and
children have arrived from Mars Hill
to spend the Christmas holidays.
Mi Harrold Haynss is at heme
from Mars Hill College to spend the
Christmas vacation with his mother,
Mrs. V. A. Haynes.
Miss Doris Messer. who is a stu
dent at Mars Hill College, is spend
ing the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. P.. T. Messer.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson, who
have spent several months at the
Clevewil I "Apartments, left yesterdaj
for their home in Philadelphia, Penn.
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Miss Fannie Johnson will arrive
Saturday to spend Christmas with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Johnson.
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Miss Charlotte Hatcher left yes
terday for her home in Dunn. North
Caiolina where she will spend the
Christmas holidays.
Miss Nancy Crockett is leaving to
day to spend Christmas with her
parent. Hev. and Mrs. S. R. Crockett,
a: their home in Franklin.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Connatser will
leave Saturday to -pi'inl th0 holidays
:.: their home in Sevierville, Tennes-
Extra
Special!
PERMANENT
WAVE
$4
Expert workmanship. Sham
poo and finger wave included.
Special Shampoo
and Finger Wave
75 c
Ruth Ray's Beauty
Shop
PHONE 143
Just Received
NEW SHIPMENT
Silk Dresses
Of season's newest styles and
shades. Shown in hyacinth
blue, grey and in gold nugo
tine. In all popular sizes
prices range from
$10.50 up
NEW LINE OF TURBANS
See T.hem In Our Windows
Ann de Orr's
At Ruth Ray's Beauty Shop.
Miss Ethel Craig is leaving today
to spend the Christmas vacation with
relatives in Henderson. North Car
olina.
Miss Louise Edwards left this
morning for her home in Cedartown
Georgia where she will -spend the
Christmas holidays.
Mr. Woodson Jones is expected
Saturday to spend Christmas " with
Mrs. Jones and their young daugh
ter- Nancv, at The Georgian
Miss Janie Tucker left yesterday
to spend Christmas with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. P: W. Tucker, at their
home in Lincolnton.
Mr. Sam Cabe has returned from
Weaver College to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr. and Mr-,. J. F.
Cabe.
Miss Evelyn Morgan and Miss
Caiolyn Haynes hav arrived from
Mars Hill College to spend the holi
days at their respective homes.
Mr. Wayland Newton is expected
tomorrow from Fairmont. West Vir
ginia, to spend the holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Newton.
Miss Elizabeth Wil'oorn, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wilburn.
is at home from Asheville Normal
for the holidays.
Mr. June Smathers, who is a stu
dent at Davidson College, is spending
the holiday- with his parent, Dr. and
Mrs. John" H.-Smathers.
Mr. Charles Russell, who is at
ing Wake Forest College, arrived this
we k to spend the holidays with his
mother, Mr.-. D. M. Russell.
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Among the Asheville visitor:, Wed
nesday were Mr. and Mis. Sam Plott,
Mrs. C. L. Crahl, Mis. Horner Henry
:r. I M i -i - Abide Fay Henry.
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MUs Martha Neal and Miss Babbie
Way arrived Saturday from Salem
Colli ge in Winston-Salem to spend
the holidays at their respective homes
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Mr. Carleton Weat'ierby left this
morning for his home in' Faison to
spend the Christmas vacation with his
mother. Mrs. C. E. Weatherbv.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dickson and
'on, Lyon, are expected this week-end
from their home in Durham to spend
Christmas with relatives
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Beam left
yesterday afternoon for their home
in Gaffney, South Carolina where they
will spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kirkpatrick are
expected this week-end to spend
Christmas with their parents, Dr and
Mrs. W'. L. Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. R. P. Walker left last Tuesday
tor Anderson, South Carolina to be
with her father who is critically ill.
Mrs. Walker will remain there for
several weeks.
Miss Mildred McCracken, who is a
a -tudent at Duke University in Dur
ham, has returned to spend the holi
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
W. L. McCracken.
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Miss Patsy Hill returned Saturday
from St. Mary's in Raleigh to spend
the ( hristmas holidays with her
grandmother. Mrs. Charles R. Thom
as, Mr. Hugh Kirkpatrick of Tampa,
Florida is spending the holidays with
Mrs. Kirkpatrick :md children" at the
home of Mr.-. Kirkpatrick's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Coble.
Mi s.n. Jewel Hipps, who is a student
at Peace Institute in Raleigh, re
turned Friday to be with he- parents,
Mr- and Mrs. John Hipps during the
holidays.
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Mr. Eugene Carter will arrive to
day from Lexington to spend a week
vith Mrs. Carter and their daughter,
Miss. V'irginia Carter, at their home
'.t the Clevewill Apartments.
Mr, Fred Crawfo -d, member of tho
junior class of Duke University and
All-Southern tackle, arrived Sunday
to spend the holidays with his mother.
Mi". W. T. Crawford.
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Mrs. W. T. Blaylock an 1 Mr. W. B.
Ferguson expect to leave tomorrow
for Hickory where they will spend
Christmas with their sister, Mrs, A.
A. Shuford.
Mr. and Mr.-. Carol Bell are plan
ning to leave tomorrow for Live Oak.
Florida to ,snend the holidays with
Mis. Bell's parents, Mr. and Mrs, W'.
H. I.yle. . :
Mr. Charles Badgett will arrive to
day to spend the holidays with Mrs.
Badgett and children at the home of
Mrs. Badgett's parent.-, Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Denton.
Mr. M. E. Wright, who is a member
of the faculty of the Waynesville
High School, will leave tomorrow for
Aberdeen, North Carolina where he
will spend the Christmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Bowles are
leaving today for Atlanta where
they will make a brief visit before
going to their home in Irwinton.
Georgia, to spend Christmas. After
Christmas they -will spend several
days in Titusville and Miami, Floiida.
Miss Annie Albritrht, who is a mem-
L-?r of the faculty of the High Point
High School- has arrived t spend
the holidays with her parent-, Mr.
and Mr.;. M. F. Albright.
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Miss Louise Strin'jriield arrived
yeste-day from Fassifern in Mender
sonville to spend the holiday.-, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Stringtield.
Miss Martha Mock. ,vho is a senior
at DukP University in Durham, re
turned to her home Sunday to spend
the Christmas vacation with her par
ents, .nr. and Airs. J. n. Mock.
iM-. Jimmie Trowbridge of Chicago,
minors arrived last Saturday to spend
the holidays with his brother Mr
Mason Trowbridge, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Garrett
Mr. F. M. Pratt, who is a member
oi tne tacuity of the Waynesville High
School, is leaving today to spend
Christmas at his home in Winston
Salem. M iss Joy Whitlow returned yester
day from a weekls visit to friends in
Asl-eville. ShP was accompanied by
her brother, Mr. Dick Whitlow, who
is a student at Asheville High Schoo -
Dr. and Mrs. S p. Gay and yonng
son. Parker, Jr, 'off Tuesday for Dr
Gay's former hemp jn Fountain
North Carolina where thev will n,.n,l
the holidivN
Mr. Garland Robeson spent last
week-r-nd here ;s the guest of his
liarenK Mr. and Mrs. E. J Rohe.-on.
Mr. Kobeson was en route to his
home m Giwnshor-. from Nashville.
Tennessee.
Mr. Don 'Hyatt, who director of
"thletics at LoUisburg College in
I.ouisburg. N. C, is expected today
to spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hvatt.
Miss Virginia Gibbon; of Ham'ef
North Carolina ni!l I,,, the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. -Heed during the
holidays. She ,viil ai rive next Mon
day. Miss Gibbons was a 'flatmate of
Mr. Mint Reed at Duk ; University
Miss Louise Rotha arrived yester
day from Salisbury to spend the holi
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Rotha. Miss Rotha is a mem
ber of the faculty of the Salisbury
High School. .
Mr. Jasper Morgan arrived yes
terday from Duke University where
he is persuing his studies for his Ph
D. degree and will spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr. ind Mrs J R.
Morgan.
Miss Henrietta Love is expected to.
morrow from Raleigh to spend the
holidays with her mother, Mrs Hugh
Love. Miss Love will have 'as her
guest during her visit ac home. Miss
Ruth Wamble, of Raleigh.
Wagons
Footballs
Tricycles
Kiddy Cars
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1 Mis Harriet Morrison of Lake Ju
r.aluska and Miss Helen Medford of
Waynesville, who are students at N.
: . ''. W. in Greensboro, arrived yes
-'. iday to spend the holidays at their
homes here.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Richeson have
as their guests Mrs. Richeson's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Evans, of
West Plttston- Pennsylvania. Mr.
and Mr-. Evans arrived last week and
will be here through the holidays.
Miss May Crawford arrived last
Friday from Boston, Massachusetts to
spend the holidays with her mother,
Mis. W. T. Crawford. Miss Craw
ford is majoriing in physical education
at Boston University and this is her
first visit home since entering the
Univeiisity in the fall of 19;J0
Miss Mary Emma Massie, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs, T. N. Massie,
and Misses Elizabeth and Edna Gar
rett, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Noble
Garrett, arrived yesterday from
Greensboro College to spend the
Christmas vacation with their parents.
Miss Martha Stringtield arrived
Sunday from Duke University in
Durham to spend the holidays with
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Sam String
field. Mr. Thomas Stringtield, who
is a student in the medical school at
the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, is expected this morning.
Mr. Ben Atkins, Mr. Bill Prevost,
Mr. Sam Bushnell, Jr.. and James
Harden Howell. Jr., students at the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, have arrived for the hol
idays. Mr. Frank Hodges of Providence
Rhod,, Island arrived las'. Fiiday to
spend Christmas with Mrs, Hodges
.'Hid children at he home of Mrs.
Hodges' parents, Mr. Slii,l .Mrs. James
R. Thomas.
Miss Ka:iyn Queen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Queen, relum
ed Sunday from Duke University to
b,. w:!h her parents during thi holiday-.
Messrs. James and John Queen
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.orth Carolina yesterday.
Misses .Marion and Edwina McDow
ell, who are students at N. C. C. W in
Greensboro, arrived yesterday after
noon to be with their parents, Dr and
M-s C. H. McDowell, during ;the
r d.days.
Miss Isabel Ferguson and Mr.
dames rerguson have returned from a
week s visit in Washington, D C
wL V8?" jinl('d Miss Fer"son in
Winston-Salem where she is a mom
"f faculty of Salem College1
and they motored toWaynesville.
. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Keener and
Kniv''-n a? lewil Saturday for
Knoxvr le. Tennessee to visit Mr
Keener's parents, Mr. and Mn A O
Keener They will also is ' Mrs
te",rat--.M'-1 (XT!
" 'vo'gsion, lennesse?
iferru GUtrtetmas
Many of us are getting old, but there are lots
of little girls and boys that know there is a
Santa Glaus, There are many Wives, Sweet
hearts, Mothers, and Fathers, and while we say
times are hard, and I know they are, it is up to
us to carry on and do the best we can.
I can't imagine any Mother or Father going
to bed Christmas Eve and not putting some
thing in or by their little one's stocking.
I said before, we all think times are hard, but
can't we sacrifice something besides the joy we
bring the little ones Christmas morning? Re
member them with the best you can afford.
Then how about Father and Mother? Just
Base Balls
Air Rifles
Scout Knives
Pocket Knives
The above items and many otjier useful things that I cannot list because this advertisement costs
money and I want some left to use in practicing what I am preaching.
I send you and all yours best hopes and wishes for a
Merry Christmas.
"The Old Hardware Merchant"
W. T. D
76 Main Street
Mr. Wi'ila n Sloan is expected to
morrow from Vaii.ierhil: University
in Nashville, Tennessee j spend the
C hristmas viearion vyith his father.
Mr. Hugn Sloan. ' Mr. Joe Sloan is
also expected tomorrow from Sou-h
Georgia State College in Douglas- Ga.
to be with his father during the hol
idays. Mr. William New, who is a student
at State College in Raleigh returned
Sunday night to spend the holidays
with liii parents, Rev. and Mrs. Al
bert New. Mr. Albert New, Jr., who is
a junior at the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, is spending
the holidays in New Ycrk City as the
iuest of his sister, Miss Mary New.
Mr. John N. Shoolbred and Mr.
William Shoolbred motored to Kltea
bethton, Tennessee la: Frila for a
few days visit to Mr. and Mrs R.-K.
Wood. Th.v returned Tuesday ac
companied by Miss Mary Wood and
Mr,. Shoolbred's sister. Mrs Horace
Frost, who will spend the holidays
wdth them.
Miss Elizabeth Bau'om, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. H. ",V. Baucom has re
turned from Meredith College in Ra,lr
tigh to spend the holidays with her
parents. Mr. Herbert Baucom, Jr.,
who is a studnent at Vaks Forest,
is also at home for the holidays.
Among the stulen'.s at Western
Carolina Teachers College in Cullo
whee who have returned to their
home in Waynesville for the holidays
are the following: Miss Fannie
Pear'le Felmet. Miss Louise Frye.
Miss Mildred Medford. Miss Margaret
Ashton. Miss Willie Gay Lampkin,
Miss Caroline Alii on. Miss Ethel
Leopard,. Miss Mave Davis,. Mr. Hugh
Sh lton. and Mr. T. "... Bramlett.
Mr. and Mrs. Em -t Withers mo
tored to Atlanta. Ge l'gia last- week
and returned Friday accompanied by
their ,iaughter- Mis; Hester Ann
Withers, who t- a -student at Agnes
Scott College and one of Miss
Withers' classmates, Miss Florence
Pi-ostnn Mi'-s Preston left Saturday
for Belmont where she will spend the
holidays.
M-. and Mrs. W D. Smi.'i and Miss
Bernic,, McElhannon and their neph
ew. Mr. Han-old Horv.ioll, are leaving
today for their former home in
Kossuth. Mississippi where they will
spend the Christmas holidays. They
will bn accompanied by Mrs. Smith's
sister,' Miss Thelma McElhannon, who
is a student at W, C. T. C. at Cul
lowhee. REV AND MRS. JOSHSOX TO
ENTERTAIN
Rev- and Mrs. Wade Johnson will
entertain the members of the Metho
dist church and their friends inform
ally at the parsonage on next Wed
day, December twenty-eighth, from
four to six o'clock in the afternoon
and from eight to ten o'clock in the
evening.
almost anything in the Christmas Spirit will
bring joy to their hearts.
' Then boys, you are not worth a darn if you
don't make TIIE GIRL happy with a memento
of the "Happy Day."
In our town, the merchants are doing their
best to help you.
My business is to sell HARDWARE, and I
believe because of the "hard times" that you
can, to a great advantage, find lots of things
that will make your Mother, Father, Sweetheart,
Wife, Children and other relatives happy on
Christmas and the days to follow. We list some
of them.
Clocks Silverware
Watches Percolators
Flash Lights Electric Irons
Baseball Gloves Curling Irons
EN TO
Waynesville,
O.V SICK LIST AT HAZELWOOD
Mr. Lee Fisher is still confined to
his home on account of illness.
Mrs. Martha Arrington is Elowly
improving after a serious illness at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
George Walls.
Mr. Clyde Fisher has been ill for
several days with a slight attack of
pneumonia.
SOCIAL EVENTS ANNOUNCED
TO MAKE CHRISTMAS MERRY
Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Long will cele
brate their twenty-fifth wedding an
niversary On next Monday evening
wdth the most brilliant affair of the
season. About one hundred invita
tions have been issued for the oc
casion. On Monday afternoon Mrs. J. W.
Reed will entertain at an informal
tea dance in honor of her son, Lt. .M.
Woolsey Reed, of Mt. Clemmons. Mich,
who will arrive the end of the week t
spend the holidays.
Mrs. Reed will have a second in
formal dance the following day hon
oring her, younger son. Mr. Jimmie
Reed, who will arrive with his broth
er from Mt.' Clemmons.
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SHAKING- HANDS WITH
SQUARE MAN 15 ONE OP ThCj
PLEASURES OF LIFE.'
FAIR and SQUARE
When you deal with a
Irian or a store fair in its
methods, square in its
dealings, truthful in its
promises and you add to
this a painstaking service
that's a pretty good
shop to get acquainted
with. It's a matter of
business for us to talk
about ourselves it will
be a matter of good busi
ness for you to call.
J. C. ROSE
Home Grocery
Choice Groceries
Phone 88 Main St.
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