THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1
Pap;e 4
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Local
Items
Society
News
rETY PAGE
Eleanor Bushnell, Editor
Phone 137
-.X t :.rn has i x thrust
:. :.:ket the as day
MRS-
BIRTH AXXOEXCEUEXT
ir. &r..i Mr-. A. I'. Hem-n .-: ,
!t CUT: TO MEET SATER
DAY Mu-L Ciu.' will meet r.cx: Sat-i-r.y
:.. . January 2- a: k
.". -x Miss Frri-rrivka
:armers Of County ,
Receive Checks For "
Wool Sold In June
cm,; r,j;uanu, deeply ;r.
v.;fe. was 'on - business
. t e i leaving enough n
y the- rent. He reeo-ive i
t-ai broke. Land.vrd m.-.'
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, . :.. : ... : in c--.v January .".
Mr.s Hugh Xa-
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t..- "k1. t-t K-i-rii- r.j:e a tr.c frut.
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Mr-. M. H. B-..w:e?. lr.
; ' r vica?":; ai I;r?t- Krrr.a ;
I. j.- I'a '..: .-(!. rr.vttored to '
; :r.y ' t sec ".Strange!
' tr.v 1'....: . Theatre.
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l SAT VIS. AY Si' ',HT
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v,!:. I:, .v. i:af:i:kH. Mi. will. HE
HOSnp.KD SATURDAY
'.It- .. 'S. Bar:r and Ml.-? Mary
I;..: ; ;:te!tair; with a large
.i .r, r. .rise M-s. Richard Barber
11 . : t ; t--. - r.rt i-'-, ''t next Saturday
. : . r. t : :r. thre e to five . V.ock.
at t'.r.: r Love I.ar.-.
u; tw..j "r.ur.v!ri-j g"Jv?tA have
i.-.v.'te't ; .':'. '.;:!' after-
AH'jIYS HAYSES RE-!
i ,'a'.
I V. . ;
.. --ent ;.er rout
Tr.: - r.a.- n'ear.t !'n r
.r.t.-- rer .jr.d :v..r.
a!! tr.e woS. .'l'
r. )r:atter whether tr.
r: .v -o'. i-r to
In' :."' the 'i;a:er :
.tr.f- be-t. Vs-1 r!
lf;2 tr.c )j-.1 haf
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;r this !
h.raway .-ijrtis :r-vRt
lV:r.t;a-.. Mien., recently.
a large- r.urm.cv otr
:at;ve- mirkttir.c - -.:t'i.
w.-:,i organiz-atior:? have helped j tive
farmer on the outside as mucn 1
t.nc- '.r.c wno joins. 1'hese' .arg-
' . -i.t't-ratiVes have iter, organ
an it-r the guidar.ee cf the Fed
Farrt B-rd.
?ai ! Cc medj . iraiiedy and MvMery 1
as ' ma Funnier 'I han Anything on
hy j Stage I'resented in a New York
he i orce Suit. See The American V
jh. the Magazine Distributed
' Nevt Sunday s BALTIMORE AMI
r; i l A.V. Buy it from a Local Keprese
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of: .
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MARS Hill.
RES'il.I'TloXs
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V. I'. Leathenv .: ... ha-' b
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I'TTERiXG I have in 'stock 5 ;
'.oub'e beaded galvanized gutter
'- ..; fjrr.ish and install same
!'ic per f-:-t, other makes t.f g'J
a- cheap accordingly. . Go.d m
r x: r aint i'.5. per gallon. L. A. .
ler. Jan. 2-1
;n ThE LEvEU THIS IS..
AIR AND SG.UAfE PACE
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.-'A'S.' SH' 'OllRKU G1YES
;': A. R. RESEF1T TARTY
L'-'vely ail it appointments was
tr-: tea j.'.en last Thursday after
:.: - r. cy .Mrs. J. X. Sr.co!bred The
aifa'r was given as a contintiatk-ri of
tts s'-i-s :" parties which are r-rir.e
--.rts-H iy the Dvrcas Hell I, vt
' - .; t-.-.-. I' A. R. as a mat uah bt nerlt
f 1 C thi chaptt r and the Wayr.esvilie
Library. ; ' .
The h.-ue was attrabtiveiy ar
.ange.i :-. va-es of spring Sowers. The
re:, t a '''. which w; covered with a.
ir.'.e os th wa- centered by a bowl of ;
rink 'r :--.. thanked by candles at the
1 u: mors. Tea was pou'rei V-v 1
Vvs. H ' ra.e L. Frost cf Eliiath-'
Tern
:oste-s
TV,
-e jruc-t .;st inc.uaea t.-.e. to., cw-
xc: Mr?. R. H. BUckwell Mrs. ST.
Grave;.' Mrs. Harry R.itha.: Mrs.'
Lames Killian. Mrsl Xoble Garrett ;
1-L-- v,' H. B..u. -on-. Mr, Lt-m Killlar..
Mr- Jant.s Harden Howelr Mr
Oliver SheL: '' Mrs. P. M.Killian ?
Mr- .? V.' Svaver. Mrs. James M. -L
!.-. Kate M-.rn- Mrs. C.
Mir.-11. M.S. Robert ' Stretcher. Mrs.:
:h. J R. vt n Mr- J. P. Th.u- and
.-j-;s: Mi-.. Frank Hodees. Mrs. J.':
W. Rev :,. Idi.-. 'C. H. McPow-t 11 Mrs.'
Finest, Hvatt. M- M Pcus. '
Mrs. Air- : New. a-.d l M.ss Fran-1 s ,
R- be- ;r ,
-i ' ..t tbv i'e:tr..l th.-i'..-- church
1:. -Vsherk; 'ir.ii : the address at
r le-rytc-rian . cnurcn Pv Ut.
"'.-., by. bull n. - .--etciry of Foreign
.-i ':;.:;..? :c : the Presbyterian, church:
v an i Mr ... R. F. Walker. Rev. and
.' ' . Landrum, Mr, :ar.d Mrs.
H Harle.k Mr. K. S,' Harrold
- AMei? Mr. H, f Lindslev and
: J. r. R-,
.'.is Fucene Carter and. Miss Vir
ginia .. Carter returned Friday from
i.e:r.gt-:n and Charlotte where thev
n ve been vi-itimr fi r the past three
V ' s. .Mr. arter acx-ompamed
'h.;;)) t, ayne-svillr and returned to
. ' met tht first of the w eek.
ituroa v
"e Will
attend
dr. Aar r. Frevo-t b-ft S
Xt w Yv-rk C:tv vhere
. Mr. Ralph Frvv and
! a'r r
ire market. He is expecie'd
ti.iay arcimpanb.l h-v Mr.
: "i n r :-,v st
M-rt .'Reed left Sunday for
i. ..v h .eld Mb Cie.mnv-ns Mich-
ran. Lt. Reed returned Friday from
twr weeks' visit in St. Petersburg.
. ri-:a and sner.t the wee'k-er.d with
Parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Reed.
11 -- h'.,: , -. Mis- I'' r.s
b--r. and Mr. Ha: 11 Haynts.
: - -e- t - a- .Mars-Hill College .-pent
-.! . -. ..-.:.: .. : t r : . : respective
rs. ii.i.E ssviTEb ;
r TEST' rxYiii.is-;
A:r :ny:;.;tKn has ten rece.veu- ty'
a-
'Mrs. : V;:-e-n Far. r r f Columbia
; S. Uth Carvlina'ar'y.. las: vCek for
rere- Ae . : .. . a -.'.t-t.-.. i.HV- V.--1 to Mr .-.r.-
Mr-.. Anna B-.-vili-- an; daughter : M :-. K. Y' V. ; : tra- A.iger
..".tc :r i tr.e uhyeilmfc: ctitiner..' - t the H.u-e.r
Jvsiah
te unveiling eeremerr.ejsi f t t tt c
Tattnal: Cnar-er U. S. P..
ttt ctmc-
. ''. e t
! Charles Xeal haii rit::rne.i to
memory of Alexander Gray Raifcrdh: hom. in Win-ton-Salem after a
n Fe : ...-.1 y Is. at Savai.r.ah Ge-. r- ! ral days' ''-. visit to '."his' mother.
. I . N ,ai. 1 ...
Mr.
The invitation is ester.ded to' merr.-1
ers. of the family and state cffLtrsi. b;; ': Mr: and . Airs. Tern Lee. Jr. spent
t- .iaierv..ra iact tr.at trie-, .-ait Wr.J Hi Asfievii..e as eue-sls
by from the,' M: rand Mrs: AV. A. G--a.-or. and
dv w here :h-. . L. 1. I 'av.- . .-;
ed. " themselve'! ''-.:' .. '
A ::'. " tht bit--r r.eic frint Can-
i.n :ast. ;-,vee.s ...were:: Messrs J. S.
n-.r-.- F. Hi Holland., a- ;' K V.
Ko.iand:
: . : .. .:. :: .. : : . :n : :e: ..
r: ' .':-:... r: 1; b. ... ..
' 1 -.'irr h,r rient,.
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Id.-- Kate- Li. - iclannk r t
n in.,- ;:v i an ton' Saturday after
1- ' iral days" visit in Waynesville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Pkus have as
tr.trr gutt Mis- Bertha May Corbett.
vr:te:lb North Carolina.
Mr R.. L. Prevest returned Friday
tj -m a business tnp te. Parliiigtorti
S- uth Carolina.
Mr: Albert Alx-i has returned from,
a two weeks' business trip to Hot
Springs.' Arkansas.
M
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HOST?
t i na-i
il'TY
Mrs.
- work where
' l tk. fen; a rhemrit
nam.e!
tv :
Th
y A: ho d Smith and
;. who are tciutintr the
laying Hawaiin guitars.
b mus.iciar.'.s have broadcast
i r amber of rd-dio; stations and
i-ive many enjoyable selections
c f. e cening: . ''
use present to -. r. v the ccca
;: e: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hyatt.
:;-d Mrs. Tom Lee. Jr., Mr. and
Mr- Si White. Mr. and Mrs. Clay
ton Walker Mr. and Mrs. M. G.
W:
lir 1 I - T-v -r-
smatn.r, and Mr wii .)) earner uurino: rast
v. .A-;.e:.,e were
sv:
vi. -it- 1-
raturdavi
Mr. Fr.-nk Hardin was . a week-end
-t at tr.e LeFair.e Hotel.
Mr- L. F. Perry ,.f Aihevilie vi.
:tei: friends here last w:eek,
Mr. T. tl. Hayhes of Clyde was
here en business la.-t week.
....
..Rt:v, and Mrs. Rp. M.-Cracken of
1 ; y-c -pel:: Saturday in Wavnesvdle
':'.'
Mr. F. U Hintorr spent lastkweek
end in Raleigh viisting friends.
' 'is Faye Kilpatrick of Hender
; nv: na a ccerte-d r. -rv:.;:--'nr1
Raih Ray's .Beauty Sr. -p. Miss Kil
patricK is a graduate of the Greens-
o.-.ro t-auty school and has. recently
returned fr-om New- . York where she
attendee t.r.e . National Hairdressers
Association..
:'..:''
.. T '.' C.
-j:: jv.nn J.arr.ess. an- l r 1 ,
James of ..Fine? iCrei-k we- s'rf.
'i.ie .visitors olonaav.
Month Has Been Mild
January hak b
far.
S. H. Stevenson.
een ' a mao mc
dO
iir.t
ixa. weather obser
ver . .Cnly several times 'since the
has the thermometer reading iron
freezing or lower.
Charles MeCrirv
Fines
here
Raif.rd:
' eastern ;
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i 07 EM I ST OF .';'.. Th'i 'Y AS
S, GAl'pY ASSOUXCEP
Mr. and Mrs, Harry A Ginam -f
Salem. New Jersey have announced
the tncaeement ef their daiiirhter.1
Miss Virginia Girtain. to. Mr. Thomas
S Gadiy. of Waynesydlie.
Xa -i-.-fnitt late has Sen set for
the wedding, k -. :-j
- Mr iGaddyk ..is r. w resLdrhg. . in
',V :.'.-:..-.. X.-v Jer.--. y. . :
: ' Jit's-: R. : t: W ,-d and: Viaughterb'
M --;.:--:-' W..-..i. ..nd Miss l.i;. Welfe
e-f ."-r.l'i a r e-t n 1 1 n. - Tenr.esc-e:. rttumc-d (
-.. th;:: r.-.-me Sun-aay-.afttr sp-chding"
th- week-end with Mrsk Wood's far-1
.;v:-'A;-.--,d Mrs. John X. Sho-oibre a.
Tntv-vk-ro:aocom-nan;eabv ilis'Mary:.
Alice Puritan. . sis? ---f. Elizabethtctt.
F-.TT
i.ss Ioai-el: Feriuson has re'urnei
V';ns::n'Salem- after sp-endm? a
:aVs with her mvther. Mr. J. Vi .
s .'..iry tr.n
eid .srer.: .as:
bnry as the iruest
G. Pe-rk-r. ,,
F... "V.ide--:r were
: hero fr Crar tree
Lee
the '. week-end
. Mr. w .'. Ill
t.n
L r-.e-K wa- amonc the visii
Tuesday. '.
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. - - . . .
-ii. an.: .urs. . v w::,iams- and
aaughters. Misses Kate. Artie, and
cucv' iliiams, were Waynesville vis;
itors .Wednesday, k ,
( M r. J . P. :Qs nies i of. . Crabt ree ' spent
M-.'": lay here n business.
;:..
Mr. W. .1. McCrary.of X!yde spent
Tuesday in town. .'" k -'
..' . ' '
I M:. W. A- Mo -r, : !'ue - was
mere on. business-Tuesday.: .
- - -
Mr. F.: Sorrells w-as among the
visitors he rt.-from. Cant o-n'Tuesdav?.
R. Q.
I O
. ' In.
t" t-:-wn .
tel r, .T. n
i',-gy Tol:
-abtre'e. spent
,v -
the Wavr.es-
rds-week
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Pate
lo
12
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14
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21
Max!
49.
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b4
b2
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M:n
:e to
Rain
. 1 ...i : a e it. : ; a-, r t : oi : .
r.vr i aV.t r.t-r i.irnily ar ;::-
.at'nt' -'ibtm:"::.:n. v"--f"Vin'-
-v.1- througn - nvany ;. . ;-.r . alv
1 : t j iy to as-;-: hoi ,ri : ner- In
any way we may : e al io an .: t na; she ,
.rr.a:.- .ic .-ire ...... '.
k.. ib:i!-d: aat.. tp t:i- s ;--.r.t.'-- f .true :
-. .-".i-. ..n. hi.-n. ..r:d v cr.ien- we hereby 1
ner.i.y and kwil'ihxly sjbmit to ;
:?::- iwho ;co v. .s -0 e: rob and toe. !
' -:c:tb.l t.. unduly arflic -etv of'
H.s children; ". ' ' :'' ' !
Fourth: That, a cupy ef t :.'--.. ies-i
oiutions be given the Leatherwood
family, a copy inserted on the- min
utes of- both our Quarterly Confer-)
ence and Church Conference Records, j
end that a copy be sent the Waynes-'
Vi.ie Mounlsinr-er ir,r T-ki;A-;a
Signed .
MRS. R. C. LONG,
MRS. ANNA M. GLOSSER
A J. MeCRACKFX
Com.mitteei
Mrsk John Huart. who
i
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O -aiil . r hQ -J
iea uncer. the same roof w::h ver
husband for 22 years a a stranger,
was given a divorce at Sp-vkane. Wash.
1 4
FAIR AND SQUARE
Fair competition is the
life of trade. We've set
:v hirh standard to be fol
lowed by the grocery
shops in this town. Our
customers are proud of
our superior service. If
your appetite is keen for
the best food stuffs it will
be delighted with' the as
sortment of table joys we
purvey.
J. C. ROSE
Home Grocery
Choice Groceries
Phone SS Main St.
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21
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42
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i50 '
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DR. I. B. Fl .NKE (CHIROPRACTOR)
PaJmer Graduate
Office in residence halfway between Waynesvi !e and
Hazelwood on No. 10
Rates Reasonable Consultation and Examina; on Free
-'21
. "N" . v
who was
:ren.-
K-: .-.t-eae-nti
ir.g to. boost' the sale of
...e ----- ;'no.egrapn. ;ust tn.r.K
now .y e w:'.; enjoy looking, at this
photograph when you grcw: up. As
you look you'll isay. 'There's Jeannie.
site's a nurse: there's Tom. he's i.a
.'uatte, an t
" 'And there's teacher.
came a vo:
class.
sne s aead.;
trrm th-' 1st-..- " -Vt
Each
3 Service
ixenaerea
1 rz.
guest cf'Mr.
-.. Guy. Medicrd oi CI;. d.- s; cr
: -ay -h Waynesville shcTf ittg.
1
OS Le-aisf-- rMrCracic-i-n.: 'Ar.hie i "
Ikcnati'd .Lcis .Hayttes of -Marsf F-crida,
;i:ed fr!ena? hfrp ls:' Fr:nt;r !
;-s-ior
- Mr- X. C. James : ; Fities Criek
was in town Monday. .
. . . . - --.?s
olarcaret ' ..Tr-rrotr-
ilr. J. E. James cf Crabtree trti 1 Miss Ellrabrth Henry. Miss Jr-jtrhin
& Rewards us &
by enabling
Fetter
Service
Garrett
Funeral
Home
W;
Tiosvre rtsttor :3s
Trc-eti-
PS
e- Ie- i ' .-.
Among the'-' 'visitors' here iloniaT lir.
was' Mr. G. AV. Burnott of Pigeon. 1 Tnurs
nr. X. C. P-ovrr cf Clyde spent
aay here or. tustness.
i Cabe. SS Bi Lane Quinlai Mr. V 'wesvilN C tf '
! Homer Carle, of Canton. Mr. Fred - '
Kermrt Furceu. Ot2jJj,
A Message to Parents About the ?iano
The Piano is the basic musical instrument. Piano '. instruction is the foi
dation of all musical training. Many conservatories require a year of pia
'study fo.r all voice pupils, violin pupils and students of any otl.vr instrumei
the piano a necessity. The piano is the nkost predominant instrument
in industry and in statesmanship. Compose use the piano. Band and (
chestra directors use the piano in making up their scores. CI urches hote
Y. M. C. A.'s. recreation centers, lodges and orcanizat kins of every kind fi
the pion a a necessity. The piano is the most predominant instrument
broadcasting: oyer the radio. Every well ordered home must have a piai
is the center of its social life and as a means of development f ur its childrc
Consider some of the things piano study ill do for child en:
1. It enables them to have a fuller enjoment of life tl rough hearii
inusic more intelligently and appreciating it more keenly and throui
being able to sing in harmony With others in a group in church
any other society. If you have tried to sing in church or in any oth
group while seated next to someone who sings out of harmony. "i
will know how hard it is to prevent yourself from becoming a Phai
see and thanking the Lord that in this respect at lea t you are n
as other' men are. .
2. It developes the mind, strengthens memory and cultivates accurac
Dfecisioit. concentration and other qualities.
3. It promotes refinement and person charm which in turn hrir
social preferment.
4. It develops leadership.
5. It affords recreation which is both churaCter building and cuntrihi
j tive to the pleasure of others.
j 6. It brings financial gain thrc -h .'teaching music and singing or pla:
I ing for pay professionally 14 any 'boys and girl -. work -their -wa
throuch college bv their '-musical, ability:." -Others- earn money nef
i home by singing publiclykas soloists, by singing- in church choirs, h
' leading church choirs, by pla ing 'piano or.-, organ kin church, by i'la;
ing in small or large orchestras,
, The-above and many more advantages, co'me- to tbov0 ho learn to pn
; iuce music, but not to those who only hoar it,
! Over l.ftM.l.OkO children iii the I' iiit cd States ar n.. taking piano le:
i sons, ours should be anion g' their.. " I'!.,, riches', tiil,l is poor withot;
; hiusical training.". ' .
. The praise of jour children after hey grott w ,11 sound go.d to yo
; if you give them the dvan uses hat come with the abiliiv.to produce nvusi.
- w.ll be proud of your children and ill reiojee thu Vovi gave them th
Miss Ma rgaret String field
Teacher of Piano. Violin. Cornet, and Inst ruments of Oi chest r;
1 ' A