-THURSDAY MARCH 16, 1933
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
PREVOST NAMED
HEAD OF W. N. G.
SAFETY COUNCIL
Large Number Of Manufactur
ing Plants Represented At
Recent Meeting.
The Western North Carolina Safety
-oiim held its regular meeting in
cafeteria of the Swannanoa- high
;;ho.l last Tuesday. A large number
people attended.
Hint represented were: American
-n-.a" Corporation, Sayles Biltmore
Iulune-, Ulu I'apeiboaid lom
,,,v, Champion Fibre Company, IUns
L M, Carolina Powei and Lignt
ompanv, .Unagusta Manufacturing
k mpany. Beacon Manufacturing corn
van v, and others.
The following ofhceis were elected,
i- 1 Prevost, Unagusta Manufacture
"company, Hazehvood, chairman;
" n Cook, American Enka corpoia
r uauhanman, t. C lout Shj
i '-.pt-rboard company, treasurer and
:;,,!.n McFarland, Sayles Biltmore
B'eacheries, secretary.
" A social hour was enjoyed and re
freshments were served.
Joseph M. Turbyfill
Tlie following obituary was pub
lished in the aa-tings (Neb.) Tri
Lane recently:
wLu..y of Joseph M. Tuibyiill as
U;.r, by lic.iii 1'. li. Lie at the burial
service:
Joseph Mansun Turbytill entered
into the Great Beyond on Saturday
morning. February IS, at 7:40 o'clock
in the St. Elizabeth Hospital, Lin
coln. His death was due to pneumo
nia, having cotnracted it on a recent
viist to his ancestral home in North
r vol i n:i where he attended the gold-
ding anniversary
his
.iai".
hours in the bos-
his life, and with
W. D. Smith Offers
To Assist Farmers
lings
le fa
a re
rnKT!
llUl'Cil
f 1 1 a
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A r
oil
have vegisterei
fit-.' salt' now.
is wanted and
cmalos or pure 1
i sheepmen want
id" and
ye
we
go: n
oxcha
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We
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i he:
W.
nnpoi-
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regis
several
ils.
o hi.1.1
Civile
en we
ents.
"During his last
nital he battled for
u: .. ..,..,itn.N Mild iintlllllslll h
ill-- li.su.ii .-., ...v.. ,
turned to his devoted vwi'e, who never
left his side and said, "1 will pull
through. Don't worry about me.
You are tired, so please go home and
rest.' , , ,
..K .h'v -.11 that love could sug-
.... . .,t't,.r nil that science could
do. like the brave and gallant kmglu,
he passed calmly and serenely out ot
this world at peaie with Cod and
man. ...
-The salient facts ot his lue are
these:
ii,. ,v:w bom forty-two years ago
::. ..1.1 i.iimmimwt'll 1th of North
111 Ull- W'i w .
Carolina. His ancestors were stunix
... i i...i....,t niAiuwK who toueiit in
aim H4iuii i""""'" . ,
Hi. i IJi.vnliit inn. anil they
u lit ii""""" : . ' , . ,,
played their part in giving birth
1 .. .... : i l.. lil..u(-
iew nation conceiveu in 1...11.... ,
He was a bachelor of arts ii'oni
ishington ;n;d LeO V. niversity. I.ex
ton. Va., and a bachelor ot laws
,-i the Lniversity of North Caro
i at Ciiapel Hill, two of the Small -M
famous and. cttltur..! in.-titut ions.
nent eleven months over-si as
::
BEVERLY HILLS. Well
know is just what I read in the pa
pers, and what I hear through the
static- Now that the inaugural is ail
over we got nothing to do hut just
sit ana see wno is going to help who,
and why. We- have waited all -this
time to see what could be done, and
it anything is done it will he a .- ur- I
prise to us. We have about give tin
the idea of being made rich overnight,
but we do have hopes of something
falling in our lap.
Henry Ford is think
ing up the banking liu
We will a!
deposit. 11
2 Good News Items,,..
mg
silll
to
hoti
s in
Hi
it
in some old
when yon w;
there. Mavb
eii't !iei c
in whether
Folks have
btful that" lie
here 1 w.tnt
f it
r fri
D. SMITH.
w ; .
e on.
'You
. even si!
an you
ait pafi
ML
art ill
i ! u 1 1
iteil
nig
rv
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1 1 1
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w a-
n:i;
1 lilVI-
d par
lithe:
I will
-to plumb
.has sonii'
you say when you put
you want it back "v in
got so used to being ih
is going to let cm sav
this money back. Well then he puts it
in a separate radiator, or tunneau. or
spare tires, but anyhow
nt it its supposed to bo
' you don't tret am inter
est but heretofore it has hem' maybe
you don't get any principal: So he is
going to tix so you do get your roll
back. That in itself will make the
bank a novelty.
Ford always comes through with
.'onio original and mighty .good ideas
wht n the time conies. This .scheme
la:
M
r. Hoosevelt is talking of down
Ti aiiess.v Valley where you
i factorv, all that ii
i work
d has b
n: 'arm
.'ii i
lone I
Miclii
fa. mi
is- Mr.
jan. II
- and
ord
bey
in
.if the I i
FOR .SALE
Ad:
v iV.r
Upon
At
untv
111:
him
--. the
A 7-Koom furnished house
and three and one-ninth acres
of level cleared land. Located
on Highway .No. 10 at Hazel
wood where railroad crosses
highway. Outbuildings a n d
house thoroughly painted.
Nice lawn, plenty of shrubbery
and many young fruit trees.
Double garage, and a 130 foot
drilled well at poarch with
double-action pump.
This is a real buy. If inter
ested see or write
nt
n
ion. .Judge Turby.tVil
Knights of Pythias.
wit- vestryman,
cerelary i f the
elmreli school
was lii;t: motto,
vo: try meeting
m : of town, and
little
tiilnapping. ( which
till
H.S. L.Smith,
Owner
Waynesville Route One
A:r active hi t
In bis church lv
,.-.-i' t nit treasurer,
. i ; rv. one time ii
'r.eher. i 'uncfualit
tie never niis.-ed a
inless he v, as sii k or
ho was never late.
At the time of his de. ill be wh
ra. nrber of the Nebraska Legislature
in the state hou.-e. in , Lincoln. He
introduced the resoluttno for an- m
vrstigation of the state rai.lvav com
mission and the feasibility of trans
ferring its work to ano'lier ioo, .um
lie headed the committee to do this
work, ;
"1! was my privilege "oh la-i -.Saturday
to go into the beautiful hall of
the legislature, and I was taken to
an empty chair and to an empty desk
On that desk .b a l.uge puce of
crepe emblematical of death. And
there were, also, lovely and fragrant
flowers symbols of love and affec
tion This seat had been occupied by
Joseph Manson Turbyfill. The house
and the senate paid him every pos
sible tribute.: and I was gratified at
the many encomiums.
In conclusion, let me say that in
Judge Turbyfill, 1 discovered the
high type of American manhood, the
home loving husband, the ardent pa
triot, the public spirited citizen and
the humble and devout Christian.
He exemplified plain, simple living
....j u:i, tuitil-inir Tt b:is been said
iinu inju nil"'""!.- -v - . .,
that the worth of a life lies not in its
length but in: its intensity. Here, wc
see one who was mttrked by an in
tensity of thought, purpose, action and
aeromnlishments. Mankind is unable
measure such a inc. tor n is im
measurable.
So the flower. that I would lay upon
his tomb, iv, the forget-me-not, me
mblem of enduring affection, and my
prayer is this: uoo grain. ""
entrance into the lana oi iigm.
joy, in the fellowship of the saints."
'.iiii hall
"ii
h
P
I a i i : lat u
tli
! h
. OUl
iiuina! oil
hing 1 hat shun
h it's !;iiii::ippin
iiiofatoi ium.. t
a'i over , r:
tilings. V
tliree or f
ever '.'thought of
I !' il'-t -o Mui'i
their ilei:t. The)
to think of. let's iv
to pay ours. We a
fasi thhikin.tr i ;ple. Y
ut e ei vthinir to relievi
tei t ion.
prdple
is a nd yon
to say that
there evi'l'
be" punished
iv baviiii;
count rv are mignty good
the light v't Vtii for Europe
lit- yeais ago. but nobody
iv for us. W e '-aid,
don't hav fii pay
k ns t lin e yea rs
o we don't hv.ye
just naturalh' a
bad t bought
the fanner,
it t
Methodist Will
Meet. In Franklin
Sunday Afternoon
Insist on genuine Bayer Aspirin! Not
only for its safety, but for its speed.
The tablet .stamped Bayer dissolves
at once. It gets to the seat of pain
without delay. It is many minutes
faster than any imitation you can
buy, and time counts when you're
in pain! For quick relief of headaches,
colds, sore throat; neuralgia and
rheumatism, periodic pains, and
other suffering, slick to the tablets
of Bayer manufacture, AH druggists
does not depress the heart
Pi.rbiJirify F!1Hpr W. ITavos is cal-
ling the pastors and laymen of the
nr,tA.n ,r,A thp a vnesville dis
trict for a pre-Easter conference and
fellow-shin meeting in tne rranmin
fcwV t viir. i' v v arcn i a.
L1IU1VU -' "
Appearing on the program win De
Rev. II. R. Cornelius, who will conduct
tha mrniniT Tlr-v Wade Johnson, who
will give "Echoes from Asheville Con
ference;" DT. K. I - WaiKor, paswr ui
Waynesville Presbyterian cnurcn, wno
...:n ..iji.- tim montmir fm "Evance-
Wlll ilUUlll" .iW in1-O
lism;" and Rev. W. G. McFarland of
Andrerws, who will speaK on easier.
tu loilicc, nf ilio PmnVl in church will
serve tea at 5 o'clock and during this
Irvwshin ntvriod Mrs. j. in. viurii
, ...... , - .
Will give a tea tame tain.
Vespers at i:w win oe conuucieu
by Rev. J. H. Carper of Murphy.
It is expected that all the Metho
dist churches west of Sylva will be
represented. Attendance on me
of Haywood County pastors and lay
men is optional.
but to keep him from losing his farm,
and. the funny part about it the hunk
er didrnt want it.
Hut we just thought well we .always
htive foreclosed, why do anything. dif
I'l ren :, givinir him some m-ore years
to pay in never 'iit'red any ones mind
Now we are all sitting pretty, jf we
owe anybody we just wave to 'em and
holler "Moratorium- happy Morato
rium to you!"
You sen '.he fellow that loaned the
money is always .better able to lose it
thtm thi fellow that borrowed it, the
fellow that borrows it blows it in and
never uses it. for the cause that he bor
rowed it, but the fellow that loaned it.,
he never loaned all 'that he had, he
only loaned what he could spare, so
if he could spare that much, why h
liiih.nt need this that he loaned.
So you see the Moratorium dident
hurt anvbodv. and then its an awful
e.ty word anyhow, its like propa
mda; and a lot of new things tnai
we have scared un since tile war. ...
The' '.difference between doing
thing for money and doing it for noth.
nig makes it legal, ho hall the enjoy.
pent.no is folks paid to spread some
io that will aid somebody, and the
whole' country is clogged with propa
ir'iml., intiiii-n it 11 ;nii V I in 1 V ht, clllirnr
ed with house flies, measels, and cramp
colic but all in all its a greai, counuy,
iiu th.. hovt. and worst one I ever lived
in. n n d I been living in countrys for
ri vinirs nevr. .November loutn.
1 was born on election day, but
able to tret dected to any
thing. I am going to jump out some
.).. 'j .iu inHofinnt.p' pnouirh about
ua iiii'i iv iiiiiv'"-
everything that they will call me a
politician, then run on a piauuim.
mark, and hp v. ected unan
lJUl-.Sl.illi in"....., " --"
imouslv. then reach in the Treasury
and bring back my district a new
hr-wW m tunnell. or dam. and I will
be a statesman. As I say all I got to
.1.. :.. t n,,il,ilnrl un cnmiirh on publll
affairs, and I am slowly becoming that
way, I wouldent bet you ten cents that
this is the month of March, everything
is so cockeyed. So look out. Rogers is
becoming a politician.
McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
LIBRARY NEWS
B. D. BUNN SPOKE AT
BETHEL LAST FRIDAY
Threp new books have been put in
circulation this week. ,
"The Sheltered Life" by tl'en u-ias-I
than anything
this gifted writer has WTitten before,
and is the story of a famous Southern
beauty Some consider it her finest
.! - '
11 u v ii.
The very popular Warwick Ueeping
u i v t nt rallpd "The Eves
of Love," which is said to be the most
charming love story he has ever wnv
ecu. . ; . . .
Bv far the most unusual novel max.
J . i 1. 1 : .. 1v.iv
has come Deiore tne puuui; m
nMoirnifiwTit Obsession by
Llovd Douglas. No attempt will be
,a f rrivo an lnklmt? of the treat
Speaking on "Leisure Time and the
Practice of Citizenship," B. D. Bunn,
superim.enueiii. ui uic ""j'"-" hioui- ,
township public scnoois, ieai.ureu ie in store iur wre. rr r. ,
regular meeting of the Bethel Parent-. say that this is a booK aec.aeuiv -Teacher
Association in . the school au-of the ordinary. Don't miss reading)
ditorium Friday afternoon. t
The Bank Has Opened
and
reels
Are
Hond
y Buying
At
hme
--Join The Throng Of Thrifty Buyers
M i- j i
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it:;;" 1 ' ' ' -r. " - - .
APRIL
SHO WERS,
Advertising, in a manner of speaking,
reminds us of "April Showers." On first
thouRht, we think it's "all wet" because
it costs money. But when we see the
profitable results tha't grow from the
small initial investment. . . . well, we're
all for "more rain."
MORAL: If You Want Buyers To Pour Into Your
Store, Keep On Showering 'em With
Consistent
ADVERTISING
"The Outstanding Advertising Medium In Haywood County"
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