THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1933
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Mrs. Ben Sloan, Editor -
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Mr. S. II. .lustier
''anton F'ri lay.
here from
Mis. '. S Terrell, of Woodrow
spent Friday -hopping in Waynesville
Mis
was
v. eck-
Helen (
, visitor
lid
reen. of t'incs Creek.'
in Waynesville las:
Mr. A. (i.
.snout Fiid.-n
fiuhi win. .!' White
here on business.
Mr. ('hark- Caldwel
from Clyde Friday.
Oak
here
M
here
Mis
slient
M 1 .
'Hyde
. VV. II. Terrell uf Clyde,
uii business. Saturday.
- Luuis McCraeken, uf Clyde
Saturday in town.
K'
V. C. Kirkpatrick was here
Monday-
Mr. V. W. 11 ay nes.
here on business Mond
Clvd
Auionir the visitors here this week
was Mr. .1. W Coghurn, of Ivy Hill.
Mr. and Mr
friend- in Srlv.'i
Delos Dean visited
Sunday,
Mrs.
:i Asia
lim I'alnier spent Saturday
vill
M r.
wcek-
l.atni
nd in
ton Hardin spent
Krioxville on busincs
ast
Mr. CI
Asheville
larles Kay spent Sunday in
ami attended the Air Show.
Mr. and - Ml.
Asheville visitor.-
Kill
on
liiaillcy
Saturda v.
M r
their
Ke
A t re
and
(lie t
-. an.
Ash.
VI is.
j. r. iiicu
Lamiing of
nave a-Vsheville
Judge William H. (Jrimhall. of
Charleston South Carolina, wa a
visitor in the city last week.
Mr.
urdav
Huffal
J. K. Swayngiin returned Sat
aftcr a visit to relative in
1, South Carolina.
Mr. Charles Roberts of Mt. Ster
ling, wa.- anions the visitors here
last week
Mrs. M. 11. Iteeves and Mrs. Roy
Francis spent Saturday in Asheville.
Mrs. .(. K. McCraeken. Mis Susie
Fisher, and Mrs. K. L. Lee were Ashe
ville visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mr-. Charles Smith anil
daughter. Mary of Sylva, were
juest- of Mr. and ' Mr.- Herbert
liurnett on Sunday-
Mrs. J. C. Patrick was a (ue.st of
tile American F.nka Corporation
Tuesday for luncheon and a tour of
the plant.
Mr. .,nd Mrs. HU(h Campbell -pent MISS DAVIS ENTERTAINS WITH
lav. week-end in the city as quests of DANCE
Mr. and Mrs. J. R- Boyd en route! Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Newsome wt'i'e
to their home in Goldsboro after a the honored guest.s at a dcugiuiui
wedding trip to New Orleans and va
lieu- southern points of interest.
Miss A I Scurry,
Western Carolina
was a guest of Tl
week-end.
-Indent at the
achers College,
(leoigian last
Mr- II. II.
pen: Saturday
yille.
(larner.
shopping
of Pigeon,
in Waynes-
.Misso.. Lucy and Edna Jones, of the
Jones Farm, attended the Air Show
in Ashevillt. Sunday afternoon.
Mis. Clover
was anions the
urdav.
Abel, of
visitors
Heiison Cove,
in town Sat-
Mr. K. I.. 11 in ton. Mr. J. C Patrick.
and .Sir. lien Sloan spent several
days tlii- week in Raleigh.
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Mr. Homer Henry and Mr Fred
Ferguson returned- yesterday from a
husincs.- lrii In R'alei(li.
I I
-. Frank I. eat hei wood
visitors Saturday.
Mr-. Heiiiert liurnett and son.
Herbert Jr. were Asheville visitors
Saturda v.-
Mr. an. I I
liild
in
I'ctl
lav.
Colin
UjeviJIu
Alcl lines
visitors
and
Sat-
M r.
day f
week-
and . V T
- i: . go to
at their, home
spell
there.
left "Sun.
I several
Rev. lii
Mountain.
Ml - I.. I!
H
beli M.
was the true:
Hayes Mom
;t of
av.
of Wolf
Rev. and
Miss George Sander;
lier home in Hayesvi
after a visit lo Miss
:
Ti
returned to
last week
Ii,. liothn.
Mrs. J. C. Crouser and daughter,
Jean, returned Saturday after a two
weeks' visit in Winston-Salem and
I.a Grange.
Mrs. Wilson Barron returned last
week to spend the holidays with Mr.
ami .Mrs. tl . Woodward, alter an
extended visit to friends in Florida-
i-.
Miss Alice Heidenreieli. of Colum
bus. Ohio, arrived Tuesday to join
Mis- Tolly Reed at the home of Mrs.
Horace Ferguson on East street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Colkitt returned
Friday after a visit to friends and
relatives in Mt Holly- New Jersey
and Philadelphia. Penna
'
Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Hyatt returned
hist week after a visit to relative in
Katontoii, Georgia.
M r
was
FeliN"
week.
. W. F. Young , of Asheville
he (Ue-t of her sister. Mrs.
Stovall, and Mr. Stovall last
Mrs. Flank Hodges,
Hardin, and M rs V
were Asheville visitor-
M
aur.iston
I1', Lancaster
Sattirda v.
Mrs. R. I,. Allen
spend sever-' das-
Mr. Thomas Houlihan, of Ashland,
Kentucky, arrived Tuesday and i -: a
guest at the Hotel I'Faine.
Mr. F,rne-i Met 'r icken, of Maggie,
-peiii Saturday in town and attended
the teacher's' meet i tie: at t In' Conral
Klemenarv School.
Mrs. Charles 11
irrived Saturdav to
lll 111., ivimd nV I
Thomas.
Mis.
Massif,
( It mien
Ashevil
M II. Bowles Mis, Hutrh
Mrs. Tom I.ee. Jr., and Mrs.
Ferguson "spent Saturday in
Mr
spent
Week.
David A.
sonic time
Bovd
in ' W
of Jonathan,
iyiu'sville last
Mr. and Mr-
Masruie. ii':-e
last week.
M iss Fraiicc
I.ucv and Edna .
Asheville,
( 'rockett ( 'anijbell, of
Waynesvillc visitors
liurgin and Missi
lies spent Monday
Air. and Mrs; C. M M
d i lighter. Kathertne Wer,.
.Mr. and Mr-. John Francis
end.
iiKan and
(uests of
lat week-
ill town Friday
Messci- and Bell
Anions the visitor
were Messrs. Grady
James, of Crab! roe.
Mrs. Job N. Shoolined returned to
her home FViday after a visit to her
daut'hter, Vrs. Walter Taylor, and
Mi Taylor a:, their home in Baltimore.
Mr. I, B. lnman left Tue-day for
her home in Whileville after a sev.
eral Weeks' visit lo her sister,. Mrs.
A. tl- Boineau.
t t i
Mr. Carleton Weather:. v spent
Tiusdav at F.nka ami was a (tiest of
Hie Knka Corporation for lunch and
-. tour of the plant.
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Mr. Warren (i. Furry, Jr., id' the
National Park Service. i a new ar
rival at thi' Kirkpatrick Apartments.
Mr. Furry is in charge of construction
of the (ii)-font tower on top of Mt.
Sterling.
The Rexall Store
(ilills For Christmas
AIiM'.'.-, Shavins Sets
WiUIuns, Collates
I'alnioi e,
I .;tven'.'i- . : .
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(Jive tandy lor Christ mas
Fu'.J -tssortniont of
." Whitman s and
I :.iie '.and Shaw
We' IV
men I
funu'.
rountj.'i Pens-
ve a full assorts
u Compacts, l'er
ioilet Sets and
Oigaretie
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Mrs. James Tutwiler and youiiK -on.
Jimmy, returned last week from At
lanta where they spent a week with
M r. Tutwiler
Mis. Uoliert Mcl.cod and infant
daughter are heie to spend sometime
with .Mrs. Mcl.cod's p.irents, Mr and
Mis. Walter Fergusoh.
.
Mr. and Mis. Clilfoni Smith of
Uiir Ston,, in (i Virginia , were
itncsts of Mr and Mrs. J. T. Knight
last week.
Mr. and Mis. W. F. Hartzoe; and
little sun: Teddy, spent la-t week
end in (ireenwood. South Carolina
with 'Mrs. llartzo('s pali'iits.
Mr. and Mrs! I, M, Richeson ami
Major J. Harden Howell returned
to their home Friday after a several
days vi-it in Ralei(ii.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Owenby
-pending this week in the city
itiii( their daughters, M rs. N
Medford and Mrs. Alvin Ward.
are
M.
( ute. Sets Kvenin In I'aris
: 5c : ; $1.10 ";1A,,K :-
S3.49 $50 98 c
Ch'i-finias;
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CiHrs ( oaster aons
Alarm Clocks
lampu Nuuets
Kav. X.Tampa J)oC 98c
runi: Straights Vv
Call And Get Your Calendar
Mrs. R. I.. Allen expects to. leavr
Monday for Sedjjelield. (ireenslH.ro
where she will visit her nephew. Mr.
K. Crai Wilton, and Mrs. Wilton.
Miss Martha Neal and Miss Babbie
Way will arrive Saturday from Sal
em College to spend the Christmas
holidays at their . respective homes,
Mr. and Mrs. I. eon Campbell of
Ashevill,, and Mr. Ed Wood of John,
sop City, Tennessee spent la-t Friday
here as guests of the 'ormer'.s par
ents. Mr- and Mrs. W J, Campbell.
.Mrs. Eiigenc Carter and Miss Vir
ginia Carter, who have been visiting
Mr. Carter for several weeks in
Lenoir; returned-.' Saturday accom
panied by. Mr. Carter.
Mr-. Zeb Alley, who has been the
guest 'of her son. Mr. Doyle Alley,
and Mrs. Alley, for sometime, left!
Sunday for a visit to her daughter-I
-Airs. Smitlison. in Asheville. j
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Misses lva and Jessie Boone
Rogers .of Asheville spent last week
end with their parents; Mr. and Mrs.
John Rogers', at '-their home on Crab-
rec.
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Mrs. BonlH'r Ilay- aiv-1 young son.
Tom and: Harrold Massie spent last
Week-end in Rock Hill. South Carolina
as guests of the fiv nicr's sisterv Mrs.
Jessie McCraeken.
, Miss Jewel llipps. who is a student
;it Peace Institute iii Raleigh will
arrive Saturday to spend the holi
days with her parent-, M r. and .Mrs.
J R. Hipps.
Mr. A. J. Green, of Btistotr Mas-
stichuset ts, arrived Tuesday 'to spend
several days : on business at the
England-Walton .Company and is a
guest at the Hotel LeFaine
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Kifl'in Hayes will arrive Saturday
from Asheville School for Boys to
spend thP Christmas vacation with
his parents. Rev. and Mrs. L. B
Hayes. ; v.-'; : -;
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hardin- Jr. had
as their guests last week-end Mrs.
Hardin's parents- .--Mr. and Mrs. E.
W. Reel, and Mr. and Mrs. O. G.
Ison. of Spartanburg, South. Carolina.
Mrs; R. Q. McCraeken Mrs; P. L.
Turhyfill. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tato,
and Mrs. Grady Rogers' attended the
golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs
Robert Shook last Wedeesday at then
home near Leicester.
Mss Fiances Liner and Arthuj
Francis, accompanied by Miss Martha
Mock- spent last week-end at Mar
Hill College where they represented
Waynesville High School in the De
elaimcrs' and Readers' contest.
Mr. Horace Frost and Mr. Wil
iiam Shofdbred who spent several
days tiiis week in Elizabethton, Ten
nessee as guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.
V.. Wood- returned yesterday accom
panied by Miss Mary Wood, who will
-iKiid the Chri.-tmas vacation with
b -r grandparents. Mr. and Mrs- John
. Shoolbied.
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I1AKMOX .MOORE NAMED PRES.
ID EXT OF DCKE ALUMNI
Harmon Moore, of Canton, was
f'dcted president of the Haywood
County Chapter of Duke University
alumni at the conclusion of the Duke
University Day celebration held in
the dining room of the Methodist
church Monday night. Approximately
l.") members of the organization were
present.
Other, officers elected were: Frank
F'erguson. first vice president; Miss
Margaret Hyatt, second vice presi
dent; Miss Martha Mock, secretary',
and Miss Stephanie Moore, alumnae
secretary.
The principal speaker of the even
ing was J)r- Robert KanKin. protes
tor of political science and assist
ant dean lif the graduate school, of
Duke University. Dr. Rankin made an
interesting talk on Duke and It's
Activities. This was followed by a
i omul table discussion by the alumni
in which suggestions were offejred
for promoting Duke summer school
t l.ak,. Junaluska.
Interesting short talk.- were made
by Mr, M II. Bowles, whose subject
was. "How to Prepare High School
Student- for College Work;" Dr. A.
P. ('line, of Canton, and Miss Martha
Mock, who spoke on subjects relating
to Duke University.
Among th4, special guests for the
occasion wt'iv; Mrs. W T. Crawford,
mother of Duke's famous. All-Amer-
ienn -tackle;. Rev. and Mr-. Clark ,
id' Canton, and Rev, anil Mrs. Paul
11 rdin. -Ii and Mrs. Rankin. I
A turkey dinner was served by
number.-' of the Su.antia Wesley
Ilildr: i !as of the Methodist . Sunday
S, hool.
(lance given by Mis- Anne uavis on
la.-t Saturday evening- "Davista
Heights." the spacious home of Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. Davis, was lovely with
its decorations suggestive of the yule
tidc. season.
Around fifty members of tae young
social set enjoyed the affair. Deli
cious refreshments wer served in
the dining room, where silver baskets
filled with holly and lighted tapers
further carried out the color scheme
of red and green.
Out of town guest.-: attending the
dance were the following who were
spending the week-end at the home
of Miss Davis: Miss Dulcie Hayes,
instructor at Weaver College. Misf
Eleanor Trowbridge and Mr. Erwin
Homes of Weaverville. Miss Virginia
Styles of Asheville. Messrs. Tom
Reevirs. and Farnl-; Fergu-son of
Waynesvillc, and Mr. Ellis Martin of
Leicester
Mrs. J. M. Mock returned Satur
day from Shelby where she has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Alton
Kiikpatrick. :nd Mr. Kirkpatrick.
VOUNGER SET ENJOYS CAMP.
ING TRIP
An affair affording great plea.-ut.;
to a! out twenty members of tilt
younger set was the camping party
last week-end at the Campbell Camp
above Maggie. The party, chaperon
ed by Mrs. Earl Wagenfeld. left home
on Friday afternoon and returned
Saturday evening.
Those making up the party were:
Misses Mozelle McCraeken, Anna
Ktherine Ooin, Drama Lampkin,
Corinne Wagenfeld. Sara Welch, ane
Ruby and Tat0 Brendle. Mack Davis
Frank Massie. Bob Wagenfeld, B.li
Swift Ernest Withers, Jr.. Scot-
Reeve-. Howard Hyatt. Lock Hyatt.
Ray Buigin, and Thad Chafin.
MISS ASHTON WINS HONOR
FOR SCHOLARSHIP
In selecting supeTkijyps for ttn
senior class at Western Carolina
Teachers College Miss Margaret
Ashton was elected the most sschol
arly. Miss Ashton is the daughter
of Mrs. II. F. Ashton ot this city
She is an honor student and is ,
leader in all school activities.
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FOUND OUT HOW GOOD CAISJAiTtJ FCl-V'
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Don't Forget in your Gift Selecting
One For The House
Your gift lor the house stands in a fair way to give more people more
fun than any other purchase you make for Christmas. Let us help you
select this more important of all gifts.
A. Kound coffee table
of simple and graceful
lines, 20" high, fop
l! 'i x 19Ji".
$2.49
H. Revolving h o o k
stand of smart design
with plenty of room for
hooks, 2H'"' high, (op
I 1 x II". base spread
17". ;
FOR SALE 3 large mules on Dell
wood Road at old home place. R.
N- Barber. 12-14-21
t . liutterllv end fable
il ays a smart and use
fill addition to your liv
ing room. Top closed
21 x II", open 2.".' .21".
height 21',".
Cl
V"
1). ( (ciasional d r u m
fable w it h charm in
every line. As useful
as it's decorative, 22';"
high with Top Iti x 20".
MAJESTIC RADIOS
Here's a gilt that will be appreciated the year'round one
the w hole family will not only got entertainmcnl, but edu
cational features from,, Reaufiful cabinets better re
ie)lien colorful lone outstanding lasting qualities.
$19.95 to $124.50
Occasional Clunrs
l arge stork of tapestry cov
asional chairs walnut fini
sin wn in picfure. Just the t
thai vivant spot in the re
-ciiKfhing everyone will enj
. ' : $5.95 to $7.9
i:SV CHAlltS AXI) LOI
( HAIRS AS LOW AS S'
Ottoman to match for S'
ed or
led as
mg for
ii and
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For A Bright
Christmas
l arge assort ment of table, floor and
bridge I'ampswwasliable shades and in
ma in I'lintrastiii" colors .Nothing
-'-ma lies the home as cheerful as lamps.
$4.50 to $12.50
Massie Furniture Co.
I 'II ON K .!:! MAIN sTUKl i
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K. (Jueen Anne
utility table with
h e 1 f. authentic
and graceful de
sign, 2(" high
with top
x 1. '?,".
Dropleaf side
fable, just the
thing to put; be
side a favorite
"hair. 2.!" high,
lop closed 10x21"
"Pen 21x25 'i".
J. .Magazine shelf
end table, ideal
for keeping favo
rite books and
n a famines at
II. Kound tilt top
table, fits into any
onvenient Corner
till you need it,
height closed 24",
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nan,!, '21!,- high, opon :r,-i" top - -
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