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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, OCTOBER i lo,-,,
. lj
To Hold Special
Term Of Court On
Land Condemning
Jurors have been drawn for the
special term of the Superior Court
called bv Governor J. C. B. Ehring
haus to hear condemnation suit of the
State Park Commission against the
Ravensford Lumber Company's prop
erty in the Great Smoky Mountains
National Park area.
The case is scheduled to go to trial
at the special term commencing Oc
tober IJO. in Ashevllle. with Judge G.
Vernon Cowper, presiding. The Ra
vensford property consists of a large
saw mill, town site of Ravensford,
anil :J2,000 acres of land in Swain
and Haywood counties.
It is the last large tract of land
needed to complete the boundary of
the national park.
Mco?ht on Mount Rushmore
of God
'Rntthcr J. M- Mock has been called
u.. )(i,,,i(1iic i.nnt.Pt.H be it re
lcd by the Boaid o Stewards ot
the First Methodist nuicn
Wavnesville. North Carolina;
r.:... Ti,.,t hie nhico as a member
of the Board of Stewards will be
hard to fill as he was ever m uie
lead spiritually and financially.
Second. That his faithfulness and
constancy has- been an example
worthy t emulation.
Third As a token of respect and
.. I.-.- f,.v Rrnther Mock we
sire tha- these re-oiuuuns uv y
and u copy sent to his tamny
copy filed in the Church Rec-
Brother Of Mrs. D.
A. Baker Appointed
Head Of Gov. Work
H. H. Itennett, Well Known Here,
Is Now In Charge Of Di
vision Of Erosion
I:;,; ; ran o he nat.on.,1 memoria, bo.r, he, n from solid gramte on
;lUsi,...ore ....r K .t..,.,. s D.. b out,,n BorgiUIU.
di
lishei
and .
ords.
HAZELWOOD NEWS
H H. Bennett, brother of Mrs. P.
A. Baker, of this city, and well known
here recently became the head of the
newlv created division of erosion in
the Pepartment of the Interior, the
appointment being made bv Secre
tary Ike.-. The new division will
operate with a fund of ?5, 000,000 al
lotted by the public works adminis
tration. Mr. Bennett, who is a North Car
olinian, has been connected with the
bureau of soils since his gaduation
from the University m 1902- He
of the lead
ing scientists in the agricultural de
hp nusumed his new
duties. He has been in practically
every part of the world worKing mi
t nrniwt.s. A trreater part
of his time oemg devoted to work in
Cuba. South America and Alaska-
For a number of years he has given
much of his atention to problems of
eronon, and is a leading authority
in this field. His work in this con
nection led to his appointment as head
of the new bureau.
Haywood Has Large I
Representation A t
District Meeting
At the district meeting of P. T- A.
organizations in Asheville Tuesday,
Haywood county tied with Buncombe
county for the -Standard and Supe
rior Associations in the county. Each
county will get to keep the silver
cup for six months.
The Haywood county organization
also won a book for the P. T. A.
library- From this county about
twelve from Bethel, four from Clyde,
six from Canton, six from Waynes
J11 and three from Lake Juna
luka were present.
Mrs Poyle Alley of Waynesville
was elected district recording sec
retary for the district. Mrs- Alley
is also president of the East VVay
r.tvville P. T.A.
Ue-pwtf'ullv Submitted
1 H l.OWI.K.S.
JAMF.S ATKINS Jr.
VVADK JOHNSON.
Mrs, J. C. Ferguson's
Father Died In S. C.
(Contributed)
Mi
James T. Baldwin of
s c: died in .Snartanburg
v,,',it-nl Si.nl. 2:?.- after an
two weeks. He underwent
Buffalo,
General
illness of
a major
operation and later (teveiopen pm.-u-monia
from which he died. He was
a former llavwood county resident,
having been born and reared here
and resided for a number of years
on Fine. ( nek. He was a m in of
fine character and was held m high
esteem bv all who knew him. He
was a Mason and this organization
had rhartre of the services which weie
held at the Methodist church and in
terment in Greenlaw", cemetery, in
TTi Mr. Rnldwin- was born in
ir, .' son of Ross and Harriet
Rvpk Baldwin.
Hp married Clementine F. Wil
liams of Havwood county. She died
,v,t r, 1 ':!(). He is survived by
seven childmi Mrs J. C Feiguson
w,.vrt.jvill.. Mrs. .). F. Sizemore
k Snllie Willard. Steve. Pinkney,
Willard and John T.. of South Car
n ;.nl two brothers. Gailor Bald
,.,;'f Whi-ft ():ik and Alex of Can
ton- and a sister. Mrs. Camantha
Huskey of Riceville. Tenn.
(Mre Hazelwooil News on Page 7)
H ZFLV()()1) SCHOOL GIRL PIFS
MONDAY
Helen Robinson. 14 year old
daughter of Mr and Mrs. JacK noo
inson, died at her home on Chuic l
street Monday morning at 12.1.) tol
lowing an lllne.-s of several weeks.
The funeral services were held at
the Presbyterian church, of which
-he was a member. Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock. They were in
(hucc ol hei pastor, R(. O Fan
drum and her principal, Rev- J . t .
Beam. A solo Was rendered by Mrs.
().'(' I.andrum. The crowded church
iw.-,,t;rni n.irnl offerings were
silent tokens of friendship and af
fection. The deceased was a ivpicu
t nristian K'n 111 a" i'" , i
Sh,-. was a member of the Mazeiwoou
seventh gradP bu, illness had pre
vented her from entering tnis yeai.
Her willingness to render service in
the borne, school, and commuony .w...
greatly felt- Interment was n.
Green Hill cemetery.
n-., ....ni..J,-,.wu wi.to iindes of the
detea-ed They were: Messrs
Wr.,nk and Flmer. - Robmson,
Messo L. C Waddell, an.
i......,i,iir,,. ,,f iTiirh Point, N
following classmaies
. . t r 1 1 1 nur.
mi Is! ueien ivoKei n
Katherine Knight
Undismayed by Honeymoon Hoodo
of the "Speejacks." Despite Divorce
Records of Around-the-World Cruines
nother Hopeful Young loupie
Attempt It. See the Illustrated Arti
cle in The American ' Weekly, the
Magazine Distributed With Next bun
d8, BVtIMOKE AMERICAN. Bu
it from your favorite newsboy or newsdealer.
Roy
Jess
Tvree
C The
were nower
Lillian Messer,
T.ois Gaddv. Fdna
Blatiton. Mildred Kay. uoromy
inson, and Fdna Mae Ku Kendall.
Suivivmg ,are the father and
.u. ; ' ,i Mrs. Jack Robinson.
V ,, .1,,,. loon Pewe Fugene,
and Fdwai.l 'one lister Willie Mae
(-:
M, and M.s. C S (
daughter, Baibaia and Mis. U.
Bowman of Lenoir spent three da:
I..,.. -,..lr with lVirs. nnniu.i
Messrs. Lee mini Morgan and
Fmest Mf.onev have returned from
the Havwood County Hospital where
they received treatment alter quite a
serious wreck-
(-: )
Mr and Mrs. Dewey Hyatt and
family of Lenoir visited relatives
and friends here during the week-end.
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Miss Annie Jenkins and Mr. lyiee
Meyerhoffer of High Point. N- C- ar
rived Monday to attend the funeral
of their niece, Helen Robinson.
Mrs. Johnnie Fergu-on and chil
dren of Lenoir are spending this
week visiting relatives and friends.
(:--)
Mrs. Geo. Walls is ill with flu at
her home on Main street.
: (-:-) .: .
Mr and Mrs. Carl Swanger visited
the hitter's sister, Mrs.1 K. U. jus
tice, of Hendersonville, bunday.
(-:-) ,r
Messrs. Ralph Summerow, 1' - 11.
Parris and John Fzell of Waynes
ville attended the World series at
Washington D- C- last week.
Mr- and Mrs. Frank C. Compton
and small son. Joe, spent last week
in-Chicago attending the World's Fan.
: ( : )
WYATT-BURRKLL
Announcement was made this week
of the marriage of Miss Charlotte
Bun-ell . and ; Mr. Fugene Wyatt
which occurred .near the fiV
Septembu. Mts W yatt is the young
est daughtei ot Mrs Alice Burrell.
Mi Wvatt is the -econd son of Mr
and Mrs. Lon Wyatt also of Ha-
zelwood. They are at home to their
many friends at their home in Grim-ball.'Park-
Junaluska P. T. A.
Met Last Thursday.
Many In Attendance
MAN KILLED DURING
QUARREL OVER DOLLAR
A quarrel over a dollar led to the
slaving of Fugene Shaw, midle-aged
farmer in Ander.-on last week.
Howard Coker, 2, a textile oper
ative,, shot Shaw and told officers the
killing was in elf defense. He owed
the farmer a -dollar, he said, and
they got into an argument about it
during which Shaw drew a knife.
Shaw was thriick by two bullets
and died instantly. -
Coker was charged with ihurdor
anil in jail-
ents. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry
Anderson.; - and
and Mr. Carl
a week in Ml
Mrs- J. R. MclMroy.
Anderlon, Mrs. Robt.
daughter Bobby Jean
IjISC hoif are spending
Holl New Jeisey
Litha and Artie Knight
Virginia Whitenei- are
this week visiting in Gas-
Misses
and' : Mi?
spending
t0,,M (-:-)
S V. Whitley is attending the State
Fair at Raleigh this .week.
Mi. and Mis Homer Me-er of
Lenoir were called home last week
due to the .er.ous tllness and death
of their niece, Tleletv Robinson.
i ;,, Rillv Frv .has oeen iu.tv
ill with pneumonia nut l
impioed at this time
slightly
mum a Lor when driving
I SMOKE A LOT WHEN I'M DRIVING.
FOR STEADY DRIVING AND STEADY
SMOKING. CAMELS BEAT THEM ALL.
THEY'RE MILDER AND THEY STILL TASTE
GOOD AT THE END OF THE DAYS RUN
On Thursday night a large num.
tier of members of the Lake Juna
luska Parent-Teacher Association met
in regular monthly session at tne
school. Aided bv friendly lamps and
lanterns thP usual routine of business
w's conducted.
A committee composed of Mrs- W.
H Burgin, Mrs. J. P. Stentz- and
Miss Stephanie Moore, was appointed
to prepare a Hallo'ween entertain
ment. Representatives from ninety-eight
(families . were -reported by Mir.
Francis to be in school at present.
H.-ilf this number of paid members
are necessary before the local organization-
can become standardized.
This goal has not yet teen attained.
The Stentz auartet dehehted the
audience with two numbers "Smilin'
Through," and "Now The Pay Is
Over."
Mrs- Glavich chairman of the pro-
gi.im committee, featured a .-eries
of health talks for the literary part
of the program. The first. -"Health.
Conditions in School Buildings," was
pre-ented by Miss Flora Rathbone
Second. "Training for Health Hab
its in the Home." bv Mrs. Threlkeld.
Miss Moore discussed ''Contagious
Diseases and Their Control.'' fol
lowed bv a presentation of "Proper
Foods for School Children.-- Dy Mrs.
Burgin.
The meeting was adjourned to meet
the first Thursday in November,-
(Contributed.)
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Mrs. Lena M. Cox,
deceased late of Haywood County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate to exhibit them to the under
signed, at Hazelwood, North Caro
lina, on or before the 4th day of
October. HM. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make payment lmmediate-
li This the 4th day of October, 1933.
HLNKY M. lua,
Administrator of the estatp of Mrs.
Lena M- Cox.
Xo. 107 Or. r.-12-iy-26-Nov 2-9
NOTICF OF SFRVICF BY PUBLICATION
tain deed of trust i'-c -u- -Black
and wife- Le.'a I
Raleigh Savings Bani--Company
trustee, which -a
trust is dated March
recorded in Book 2il r.-.
Haywood County Regi--.- - 'r
having been made in the J"
thP indebtedness thereby , .
in the conditions thereip - t
undersigned substitute-i 7-. "
instrument recorded m -A, -
480, Haywood ( ur.tv R.- '
on Thursday, November ' '
or about twelve o'clock r,
courthouse door at Wavre--- ,
Carohma offer tor ait r --
the highest bidder !or e --- .
lowing described prupertv
All that certain piece i
tract of land containing !::
morP or less, situate, ivir.ir ;
in Waynesville Township H
County, North Carolina, a - -.
miles from .the Town rf .,-. .
and on the W avnusv:il,.-V.
Highway having such snap, - ....
courses and distance' a- w
fully appear by referetve t .
thereof, made bv J. W.St-a
veyor. on the 20th dav ct J.H
1920, and attached t,, .',.(. , ...
now on file with tne AtLi"' j.
Stock Land Bank ot Raloign,
being bounded on the Nr
State Highway on th,- I.a-. : v
lands of Miss Marian A. Biir- a-A-
Black; on the South bv th.- u
of Mrs. J. K. Boone and on
by the land.s of A. T. M. Cr.: ,
Pewey Francis, and boin ; u- .
tical tract of land cor.veye.
from G. P. Kilgore and wil
A. Kilgoi'e to C. A. Pluck
Spntember first. 1924. sai.l ,
duly recorded in Deed Bunk Vi
page 306. in thP office ot the Ui-g:
of Peeds for Haywood ( uuntv s
of North Carohma, to h:i rt
ence is made for a more com;
description and location ot same.
Terms of sale ca-h and tru-t.,-require
deposit of 10', ot tin am.
of the bid as evidence ot g... i :a
This the 9th day of Octoh, r r,
JOSFPH L. COCKKUH M
Substitute! Tru--,
Robert Weinstein and ictor U
Thompson. Attorneys. Raieig:;.
No. 110 -Oct 12 l' 2h
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Fines Creek News
Rev. Thomas Frwin. the pastor of
the Fines Creek Baptist church, was
the dinner guest of Mr. , and Mrs.
Hiram Greene Sunday. October 8.
Mi and Mrs Chailes McCracken
had a- their guests Mr. and Mrs
Fied L, Saffoid Mrs. Reeves Noland
Mt Ida Create and Mi and Mis
N- ('. James.
(-:-)
Mr and Mrs. Hiram Greene and
daughter. Lura Mae, atitended the
Cherokee Indian Fair Thursday, Oc
tober 5.
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.Mrs. Monroe Silver of Canton,
Mrs Ben Noland of Crabtree and
Mrs Claude William- of Ciabtieo
spent Sunday with Miss. Roxie No
land of Fines Creek.
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Robeit Janus and Jesse James at
tended the B Y. P. U. meeting thn
was held at the Baptist church of
Chde, Sunday. October 8.
tx-vvc JW1 I I
Ghosts Drive Indian Prince to Sm
de. ung, Wealthy and Popular. lie
Couldn't Stand Being "Haunted. Read
.i i Tki., PvtrtinrHinnrv ( ase 1" 1 ne
DO 111 I llin. niiy --y " . ...
American Weekly, the Magazine Dis
tributed- With Next Sunday s iiAi. 1 1
MORE AMEBIC N. Bu it tram jour
favorite newsboy or newsdealer.
Black-Draught
Clears Up Sluggish Feeling
"I have
Draught
unpd Thedford's Black
for constipation for a
Ions time." writes Mi Frank Clian
.plon. -of Wynne.. Ark. .
"If I get up In the morning feeling
dull and sluggish, a dose of BlacR
Uraught taken three times a day will
cause the feelins to pass away, ami
,n a (lay or to I feel liko a n. w
V.rson. Aftoi m.inv j irs of
would not exchange Hlaok-Draubtit
for any medicine. . ,
p. s. - If you. havo CHIUJREN, P tve
j,v.i tlin ne.w. r laasant-t as t in g
SYRUP of Thedford's Black-Draught.
STATU. OF NORTH CAROLINA.
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
IN THE SUPFRIOR COURT.
Will F. Haynie
vs.
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced m the
Superior Court of Havwood County.
North Carolina, tor divorce on
grounds of two vears separation; and
-the said defendant will further take
notice that she is required to am)ear
heforo thP Clerk of the Superior
Court of Havwood County, at his of
fice in Wavncsville, North Carolina,
on the 1 1th dav of November, 193:?.
and answer or demur to the com
plaint, or the relief therein will be
granted.
This the 11th dav of October. 1933.
W. G. BYFRS.
Clerk Superior Court of Haywood
Ponniv. N C.
No- 113-Oct. 12-19-2G-Nov. 2.
NO'IKl
OF S VL1". Ol 111 V,
TATE'
NEWBOOKS
The following books have recently
been received at the library:
House of I'.xile vvain.
First to Go Back .SkanaUna.
Anthonv Adverse Allen.
Oxford Book of English Verse. .
Oxford Book oof American Verse.
Twenty Years A-Growing O'Sixl
livan. One Hundred Thousand Guinea
Pigs Kallott. -
Life Begins at Forty Pitkin.
Nervous Break Down- Wrolfe.
Pain Relief
In Minutes
Demand and Get
1
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CiFNUINE BAYER ASPIRIN
DOES NOT HARM THE HEART
NOTICF OF SFRVICF BY PUBLICATION.
STATE OF NORTH ( R0LINA,
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
IN THE SUPFRIOR COURT
James Lewis Baker
vs. .
Kim H.ikor
The defendant above named will
t ike notice that-an action entitled a
nhnvp has been commenced m the
Superior Court of Havwood County,
North Carolina, for divorce on the
grounds of two vears separation ; and
the said defendant will further take
notice that she is required to appear
before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Havwood County, at his of
fice in Waynesville.. North Carolina,
on the 1:1th day of November. 1933.
and answer or demur to the com
plaint, or the relief therein will be
granted-
This the 11th dav of October. 1933.
W. G. BYFRS.
Clerk Superior Court of Haywood
County N. C.
No 112--Oct 12-19-2fi-Nov 2 Pd
NOTICE OF SLE OF REAL ES
TATE NORTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF HAYWOOD.
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority, contained m that cer-
NORTH CAROIIW
COUNTY OF-HAYWOOD-
Under and by virtue oi.the-To
and authority contained in that
tain deed of trust executed by i
uel Lee Howell and -wife, Wil 1
Howell and C. E. Howell,
to The Raleigh Saivings Han
Trust (ompan, tiustn w 1
deed of trust is dated March i. 1
and recorded m Book: 20. pagi- --
the Haywood t oun'y Regi-' i i
having been made ni. the payntm
the indebtedness thereby etun-'l
in the conditions therein set-uieJ,
undersigned substjituteir tiusot
instrument recorded in Book t'U
.50,-Haywood (Jounty Registry, w;l
Monday, November o. i;'i,
about twelve o clock noon
courthouse door at Waynel!
Carolina, offer tor pale and s
highest bidder for cash the
described property:
All that certain niece i
tract of land .containing -m.
more or less, situate, lvintr
on Jonathan's Creek, ah'.m
iviiloj fi-Am thp town of W
lying m Jonathan's Cieek
Havwood County, Nortl
having such shape, mote.?,
distances as wiU to l'
bv reference to a plat tin
by C D. Medford, a ?urvc
ber 7, 1922, and bounded
On the North by the
Howell, on the Last 1 v
of J. H. Allison, on the n
lands of Rowe B. Howe
West by the lands of F
Jonathan's Creek and '
cipal part of a tract of
ed from Rowe B- Ft"
Samuel Lee Howell d
7. 1917, and recorded
page 421, Record of D
wood County, to which
hereby made for a mov
seription of the same.
Terms of sale c-ish ai
require deposit of 10r(
of th,. bid as evidence o;
This the Gthday ot
JOSEPH L. COC K
Subtltu:
Robert Weinstein and ,
Thompson- Attorneys, i
No 111-Oct. 12-19
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